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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-25

Hsii, Southwark, connects ut Chsrlotts,vn,
with Ches. &c Ohio K. r., East and West I 4,
Lynahburg, connects With Norfolk & Wa,
ern K. f., through Scu:hwest Virgin, =.
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little Ro.s
sad Te1ts-aad st Dsrville with Richmond !
Danville &, r., 20 South snd Southwest,
Express trains connect st Charlottesville wifi
& d 4 T. at Dnrvile for all points in Semi
South East Sortbwest and Ea.t
Express trains northward make connecin =,
Charlottesville for Richmond.
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line le.ye A.,
exsndria dsily, EXCEPT Sunday, 9C0a.m, uri
l GO p. m, and returning arrive at AleIspd,,
8 05 p. IN. and IL Is p m:
For MANASSAS LINE leeve W.shipy,,
7 10 .. n. and AleTandris As .. M, dill,
except Sundsy, srrivo e. Strasburs at Il p Dr. Dr.
connecting With the Valley Road 2sst NJ
and Wayneshoro. Leave Strssburz l 50 y. m
arriving =, Ale1endris st IS p. M
MIXED TRAIN FOB Mas aSS&S DIV,
lS1ON Leaves Ale1andria daily. except Sun.
day, at GO o. H., arriving at Stres5urg at Sc
p. m, and returning lesves Ssrssburs Il s.;
a. NJ, srriving in Alexandria at 8 12 Q. m.
For Micdloourg, daily Except Sunday col
nection st Fislr. station.
For UrpsrSiiie, regular connection q. Dsl
plane.
For W.shinstcn, Rappahsnnocs, daily CO...
nect!on, except Sunday, st Culpeps-
All Trains connect - sod from WARREN
TON.
all trains make good connections ., VIII
IL gton, to and frcm North and West.
Pullman Sleepers b5tassn New York Md
Atlanta on mail trains in each dir C lion wi,hcv
! change; Only one change OF casa between Ma,
York AID Kew Orleans.
New Orleans sleepe1s ioaVo WASHINGTON I.
10 Z. NJ, rucning through without claau
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wsabinr;c,
aud lharlossoa, IS. o, without change, on d
p. m. train.
Pullman Sleeper batwoon Greensboro nd
Augusta, Ga, on 7 10 9 u. connection.
Mark'sA Gjustnble Chsir Cars are run on Nirh
trains between Washington and Danvle.
Through tickets at lowest rates 10 sill inpo,.
| alt points in the Uri:cd states.
M oil Trains in both directions IN * close co.,
| nection at Ftsnklin junction to and from al
points on franklin Division.
MEkUER SLhUGHTER, G. 7. a.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-25
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, FOB.
TEESs MONROE AND THE SOUTH,
TIKI STEAMER
GEORGE LIE A RY

carrying the q. s. Mai)
WI leave her wharf, foot of Prince street. ol
DAYS. st $50 o'clock o. m, stopDiny a.
Piney Poin. and Point Loos out going and re.
turning. Returning leaves Norfolk on WE'D.
SkoDA1S, FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS at 4
O'Clock p. N.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
Beginning October l.
FIRST esas fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor.
lolk. ~ tU; Second class, each way, $3.50; First
class isIe to finey Point and Point Lookout,
81 5O; Second. class, each way, rs cts.
connects nt Norfolk With steamers for Rich
moad, New York and Boston.
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Sups.
P. B. HOOB Agent mh26
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USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED RYE Whisky
tl1os ys.r, olu, OILY 50 per g.l'uo.
GEO McBURNkY l. Son, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-25
AUCVION SALES.
18th day Of Nav, 1882,

at the rsilrcsd depot of tho Wsshir g.on and
Ohio Railroad Com p.ny, in the city Of Alexan.
uris. Va, Offer at pub &c ,uction the
ENTlEE LIN E OF The WASHINGTON &
OHIO RAILROAD.
ircu5ing that partly and that wh lily IT s!ruct-
ed. and ssn oil ALI singular sll The works al
property, ras', peraonal and mixed, rolling
Eock, loo III l'ivef, c'rs. &C., acd all rights,
contracts AID frsnchh,s # said W, saiugtol and
Ohio Rsilrosd Company.
The Bsid property cJhe'ssS Of q c,rstyucte6
line Of railway in active operation fro IN tho city
OF Alexandra. w. w 's,ward through Lne coun.
ties Of AlearrdIis, F.irak aud Loudoun to
Round II station, in loudoun couriy d.
tsnre OF Oh miles il elu ing line connscMpR
with the Washington end hie1aI dris Ra'l road
The rood is also graded beyond ktul ID Hill for
distaI c, IF three miles
The Other re.l property OF n, company con
ssts OF lSrge BRICK depot bull ling ano freight
house, in The city of Alex norls round hou.e e,
III .cbins shop, Car sho;, car shed, store opse,
&c, md sbcut fifteen acres OF land aoj ace,
thereto: AS eleven depot bets ,s and lota ui III Q
ei,v n prucpai stations between AIe1snorI.
$40 kound Hill
fc'orGIrg to the routs surveyed The d's.nr CO
from Washington city t. P,i & Pleasant. On the
Ohio river, is thiee huncrod and twenty FIVE
miles, ard pssses through country heLv.ly
tin Der snd OF sre.t mintr Al resources
T'rur: Ia ehtlre property, real personal snd
mix q, fral clise-. &C., Is sod together and for
the So ID. he Durcbs, or nu pa, f ty thousaud
dolisrs (t5 Con of the purchase MOO OF in cash
aud he residue IN four equal annual psy uent.
~mh intsres, from III day of Bale. which ,sd
Ply nens 8 o 10 be evidenced by bonds which
arc to Do secured by deed of trust upon the
properly sold. TO bs exec lted upon the COL arms
Ton OF tue sale and conveys hcs TO the pur
CnSser.
I his ssle Is subjec! 10 the lien of the deed Of
trust executed SususI Oh, 1853 to indemnify
the county Of Cls X, Stale OF Virginia, sgsinst
i.bilnS iur the snLual interest on the honda OF
the said county for the 'um of one huDdled
thousand doiisrs (S!00 t02) up to and until the
tipe when said road shan be- commenced. and
under consLru ctloD in s,i1 county Of Clorke;"a
against liaoi,i y for the pay mems Of the priDci
pal of said ooLds in c,ss they til II become due
and y.ble before the rosd hsll be COM menc ed
and under construction in said county, III, said
bonds falling due In the year 1892.
The purchaser will be enutl,d TO the net
profits of The road from the day OF the sale.
T. 4. BAhTON.
hICH'D. II. LES, Commrs.
CHAS 4. stuart ofS.ls.
HENRY HEATCN. J
fab1l-ts
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LEGAL NOTICES
NYIKGINIA: In the Clerks cffic, of Il

VIEGINIA: In the Clerks ofico OF tbs Con
porstiap Oou't Of tho city Of Alexandra,
on the 22d d. y of F-pru ~ 1852.
William p Berry al d Elis Berry, bis wife,
Edith Quisab berry, Lizzie P. Daue, Lewis A.
f.h'on. Fielding l.. shtoD. Caroline 8.
ii xhugh. John z Fi'ziush, Clarence FiIZ
huah, Jennie B. FIJI aus b. the two lsst n an ed
b,lng ibfant children Of Jane Ritzhugh G.
ceased, who u by J. hn B. Fitzaugh, heir
next fretdi lhAcher Berry, Charles Berry
Roberta Berry, Vivian Berry. WashiDgto"
B .rry ard John BsIIy the fv, l,S' nam, d
bsing Ii f, mt children Ot CharI's Berry, decd.
who sue by their next fries d William p.
Berry, co nplaiDants, sgails! Sidney Chsr =
man Neae defendant In ch.nc.ry
b M. The Iisc, OF this tut ia 10 tb.eil .
decres removing the d,fen daut fro m h. lrust-e
81 iD under the wi | OF the late Wilnsm z, Quis-
enbtrr5, decd. e. d appointing q new Or cub
sttuted trustee Hereunder. sId to compel the
said N esl" to C cunt FIR and turn over to the
lIuitee 10 bi bup.l.uted, sIy ard all monies,
stocks, bonds aud e-cuti,i-e nelon cling to W N
Quisei b rry's estule, which III ~ haYs pased
i0to his hands as lru.tee
The d f,ndent not having entered Ii, I'D pear
sBce al d given SCI u'lty according to The rot Of
Assembly. End the rules Ct lhie Court and il sp-
pesriDg by stIl ,vis that he S DOT ;, ra>ident t
this Stat. II is ordered that the esid -fsn6sn,
appear here within Que mun:h sf;ar gu. publcs
lion Of his order and do what is pccs.ssry to
prott CT h interest in thls sui.; and that q COPY
Of this order be I, r with inserted in tba A'e1
-no'la u tie. newspaper p lblishtd 10 the
c. y CT Alex Edria, once a Weeh for four success.
sN weeks. and posteu at the iront door o. Il G
Court House Of thi. city. c,py ttst:
NORTON MAYRS, Clerk
G.
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WY IIIss
NORTON MAEIE Clerk.
WR!tCs s. + u NIB sch, G. q feb2l-W4G

U1EG!NIA: In the Clerks f c, of the Cor
v ptrttion Court If The CITY Il Alexandra,
on lh4 20 b dsy Of February 1882
Thomas j. Meba0,y and John 4 Zinm ermsn,
plrlners, trading as T. j. Meh, fl y & &c.
C. IN JlaiTants, sgsins. Harrison =. Barker
hIl.o Esriy y. Barker, defendant In chance
~ cid upon ats hEen,
demo The object nf this euit is to att ca and
suffice! the interest If the deiends in Tho real
estrte of which bis fslner. Il. s. W. Becker died
seized, to the ply m nj of ,he plain if cl,
for So2 II with interest thereon fr III Fsbl uary
II, 1882. until p,id The sad real est.te is IS
fulloas: a TWO story brick tenement ard lot
Ut ground corner of King ard Com merce Streets
rum log thence wasswerdiy On Kirg street "a
!est And about 81 f,et on Urmme:c, street 2
a lot of ground on the south ie of King street,
os'Ween Henry snd fayette streets, fronting 20
teet on Xii street ana running back l0) feet.
a house and lot on Commerce s.ruet, b. =
tween Fsye:e and Payne gsfve;s. sill in tie
city Ct AltxanCra.
The defendant, not having entered his Sd
pearance and given security according to
the sCt of Assembly and the rules OF this
Court, and it appearing by affidavit tina,
no is not resident Of this State, it IS or.
deTed that the said defendant appear here
within one month after due publication of THU
order, and do what is necessary 10 protect b..
interest IN this suit; and that COPY of this or.
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
zatte, newspaper published in the city of Alex
dria, once week for four successive weeks, and
posted at the front door of the Court House Of
this CITY, A copy hn test: u.nvr c..A
Wnttl8s Mushb ,cb. a feb2i-w4w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-25
ICE! ICE! lCE'

j. w. ENDE RSOH,
a,r Market Space. J.,
Il prepared to furnish families ard tSs w. =.
generally with the best NORTHERN lOh y
terms ~ reaionable a. any other desler.
WAGONS will make daily rounds. m,
~ Ice House In Market Space is open dhH'
Sunday included, at all. hours, day and nls"
for the retail trade. msE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-25

The steamers Of this company make eonnec.
sions at Norfolk for Boston and all points Bast ;
ct New York with ell points West and North .
vest. and ct Aloxsndria with Virginia Midland
8ailroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad,
Through rs.es given and freight handled care.
fully and promptly. For further inform.tion
apply to +. A. kEED, Agent
" Janney's wharf.
VIZ. THOMPSON, President,
14i6 street,
sep 2T-tf Washington. d q.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-25

" IhWINIH: IN ina lIIefLs OIlce OF Fa'rtaI
Circuit Oou!', Fairfax Court Hcuso Feb
rusry 8 b, 1852.
Lawrence Hindle rs. George w. Corc7, In
cha Gerry aid upon EN- .mei I'D bill
Memo The Object OF ibis amended bill isl
obsbin decree for a disi,ion or s.l, Of car.
t'in lot of lard held ~ the plaintiff and defen.
d.nt, IS tenants in common, and Iying in tie
village o. Herndon, Fairfax county, end COL
tainir e q, 0C0 square feet
1! app ,sr rg nv fl 'svit filed, that TIE do.
fendsns George w U,rey, is q ron.resic cat OF
the State of VirQinis. it is ordsr. hat be oas
here within one month sf.er due publication
6etetf and DO what is necessary to protect BIZ
inierts. in this behalf. Test:
JNO. ". GRAHAM Cpk.
Moore q Con scls for Comppt fbln-w4W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-25

s:s,sy. CLYDI'S STEAM LINE WEEK
z5saafS LIZ TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVl.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Appointed sailing days from Alexandra RY
ERI ~ ksOAY and from Phila6e]phis EV.
ERY SATURDAY,
This line connects ut Ale1sndris with tha n.
\. & Ii. and W & 0. B. Rs, and At PSiIaSoI.
phis with Clyde's regular Steamships for Foil
aive., Providence and Boston.
freight forwarded with promptness ard csra
t:eo of COMMISSIONS,
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
to wharfage IN Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures Through rates md through Dill,
ofl&dlng given. Insurance st the lowest rnte.
Agents
F. a. REED, Aie1sndris,
WIN: p CLYDE s. CO., Philadelpbi.
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. & GeorgpD
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vTAST POCKET DssPRPssa sURF
DoC ~ q a. sOUolSlEj.
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FOB NEW YORK..
STEA.NgES e. O. K.vIGETaS~D JOHA
GLRSOF

EVERY FRIDAY, End returning leave New
Yo.k, froca pic. a, East river, EVERY SAT.
URDAY.
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Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser -
eTEAMEE0.
WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT CO,

UNITED
Boats between WASHINGTON and ALEX.
ANDRlA will run promrty as follows. viz:
cave Seventh street ~h.rf at Z 10. 80. 9 so.
iOSO ard II 80 NJ, and II so. l so, 230. 8 80.
4 90, 80. 80 and p m.
Leave Alexsndria at 6 90, 7 80 80 80 10 80
sn I'd II 80 g; o., and u so, so. 2 80. 80 80,
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~, -, AZ II. ~Oh IU q u W vi Be
Wettc s & Hi bach o. q fsl2}-N4

VIRGINIA:I In the Clerks of C, Of the Coz
Y poration Oourt Of the city Ut Aexandris,
on the 2lst d.y OF Fobru ~, 49,
n. Du 'sny Ball. adm nstrsvor of tba eststs o.
Wi!i'm b. Dusny, dscgusej. com olain.tt
nasnst Joseph 5. Stwart Alexander Hay
and The Alexandria and Wls hin zion Railroad
Company, defendsnLs. IL chspc4ry AID upon
attachment.
Memo. Tha object If this suit "a to raoo 7er tn
tuu of Si4 Sc with interest on Sill Is. part
thereof iron Febru.,y l. 1870. until paid, due
by The Sid Jose. h B. Stewart Hnd Ale1abdB
bay 10 the plaintiff, and to attach and suhiec. to
the pay meht OF the 8 .me al y monies du- b the
Alexandria and W ashington Railroad Z, III pauy
to the s.id Stewart and hay or enher OF than
The defeL dsnts. Joseph B. Stewart and Alex
ander LAY, lot having entered their sppesranc-
and tiVen secnriiy according to the at OF s.
semoly and the rules of this Ucult, and it on
Daring by sth 'svit that they arc not residents
Ut this state; II i, ordered th.! the ssia defend
Ats appear hsre within one III nth sfter due
publication Of this order. and o. what i. NJ s.
ssry 10 protet their int ISIS in this ,ui:; eud
that h copy Of this o,d n be thwi:h inserted
~ The AlexsI dris Gszsite. a newspaper pub
lIehed in the CITY uf Alexandra once q week for
four succes i've W seks, sod o. s.ei 1T the front
door Ut lbe court Hou;a Of this city A cosy-
tts': MORTON MARYE Clerk.
WAttes q Mushbach. D q ieb2l-W4w
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P0r0.rAC IA VEN LAND1.vGs.

The steamer AkROWSMITH leaves 7th st.
wh'rt Washington, at m ard Alex.ndria
~ 30 a. m EVERY MONDAY, THURS.
"a and SATURDAY for all river landings,
On Mondays IS far IS Nomni Ferry; on Thurs
day Homini and Currioman; on Saturday Cur.
ilomsn aid LeonsrdtoRn; connects at Shep.
herds with B. & o. X. r.
q; W RIDLEY. Gen. Mansger,
Capt. JNo <. WOOD. Fl. q Pass = ct Gncl5
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28

eminent French engineer, gives the relative
force required in horses to conduct given
traffic over good, bad or indifferent broken
stone road, thus: "A traffic which would re-
quire fifty horses over very dry and smooth
macadam road, would require seventy-one
horses over a moist and muddy road of the
same description, liz with ruts and mud, and
Iq2 with deep ruts and thick mud, such as are
certain to ensue in the case of macadam roads
not kept in constant repair This will serve
both as an illustration of the worthlessness of
macadam upon business streets, and of the
tax upon the business public.
And this morning the Express contributes
chapter on cedar block pavements, in which
tits stated that committee of the board of
trade of Minneapolis and Of the city council of
St. Paul, after an investigation of the street
improvements of Chicago, declare in favor of
cedar blocks over granite even, being pre-
ferable to granite or any other material used
for street pavement.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28
Arrivals at the Central Hotel.

wv and Mrs Thorn, Luling; A c Biggs,
S B Wilcox, Laredo; G w Dougherty, Uval-
de; Geo H Hodges, Dallas; c G Vogel,
Boerne; ] c Capron, Philadelphia; F Ora
ham, Boston; F Puleston, H Machlendorff,
England; Bryan German, Cottula; ] Guthrie,
Bandera; ] w Coons, Jackson; w c Dough-
erty, Friotown; w B Foster, New Foundland;
A Kerr, Cottula; c Gould, Austin; Frank
Dunbar, Dunbar; w Atcheson, Houston; w
Welton, Gonzales; Mrs Edgar. Fort Mcintosh.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28

How many persons get up in the morning without
an appetite, having bitter taste in the mouth, and
feeling weak and debitated. All these ne d Car
ter's Liver Bitters. Wholesale by A. DRESS.
Smart Weed and Belladonna combined with the
other ingredients used in the best porous plasters
make Carter's 5. W. & b. Back ache PIasters the
best in the market. Price IS cents. Wholesale by
A. Dreiss
Carter's Little Liver Pills are free from all crude
apd irritatin matter. Concentrated medicine only:
very small; very easy to take; pain; no gripping;
no purging. WholeS sale by A. Dreiss.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfer was filed this morn
ing.
Francis Esparza, joined by Maria Flores de
Esparza, by deed, to Antonio Rivas, lands
lying on the east side of San Pedro creek,
fronting 10 varas on Cameron street; consid-
Grafton $500.
Thos. E. Duffey, by and to James Dufey,
land being division No. 2, of original survey
No. $780, in section 5; consideration SIS.
Francisco MARTINEZ, joined by his wife Do
lores Rivera de Martinez, by deed, to Petra
Lamura de Esparza, OF the county of Bexar,
the middle third of lot 4, in block 4, in second
north range; consideration 5000.
A. McRae Deehman, by warranty deed, to
J. McRae Deehman, lot 4, in block 2, front
ing IS varas on Alamo street; consideration
ST. and love and affection.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28

An effort is being made to obtain 5000
in San Antonio for the Garfield monument
fund.
Mrs. o. Nesbitt has taken out permit
for the erection Of lumber kitchen, I2x2o, on
the northwest corner of Romano and Jackson
streets.
Mr.. Henry Bitters celebrated his silver
wedding yesterday afternoon, having enjoyed
twenty-five years of married life, and, what is
more satisfactory, he wants to have twenty
five years more of the same happiness.
There is foundation for the attempted
prison. breaking on the pA of Doaty, but we
are informed that it occurred on Sunday week.
There is, however, desire on part of the off,
Gals to suppress the matter, and this is the
reason why it has not previously been made
public.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28
Recorders Court.

Before the Hon. H. French, Mayor.
J S Leary, drunk, fined SIS.
c Khrone, drunk, fined $40.
Carpenter, drunk, fined SIS.
Franklin Dey, drunk, fined $40.
James Banley, drunk, fined SIS.
Birdie Martin, drunk, fined S..
Charles Conner, drunk, fined SIS.
G N Harris, dunk, fined SIS.
Pat Donough, drunk, fined S..
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28
Complimentary Ball.

The friends and pupils of Madame Virginia
Donaldson's dancing school have rendered
her complimentary benefit ball to take place
at Tuner Hall, April 2Ist.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, March 2S, 1870 p. m.-Cotton
easier, quotably lower; middling uplands
665Sd; middling Orleans E I3-I6d. Total sales,
5000 bales.
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
New YORK, January I3.-Coton - spots
closed quiet and firm. Sales 9S5 bales.
GALVESTON COTTON MARKET.
GALVESTON, March Is. - Cotton-receipts
925 bales.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
New York, March 2S-Cotton futures
CLOSED steady; March, I2.I7.I9; April, I2.IS-
II; May, IL $3.50; June, 2.5455; July,
I27o-7I; August, I2'S4-S5; September, I24s-
~; October, II.7S-79 November H. $3.50;
December, II.6I-62. Sales, 81 900 bales.
ST. LOUIS MARKET.
ST. LOUIS, March 2S.--Dry salt meats
steady.
Bacon-frm; small lots $40 .65@ro.75.
Flour-unchanged
Wheat-lower; $I.3I@E3o. April ST.. soM.
May ST.. 32A@I.3IH.
Corn lower; 6s}S@6734c April 6SsG67;
May 69(G6SH; June 6SB@6S4.'
Oats-better 4SIac.bid; May 46H47c; June
45A945Bc.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28
The Turner's

Will give a picnic at the head of the river
Sunday. The men will march out in process
sion. The ladies will be conveyed in busses.
The affair is for members only.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28
HOrd's Hotel Arriya,s

T H Cartwright, M E Groos, Palestine; M
Frieberg, r Fl Mitchell, T E Hamilton, CAL
weston; ] H Peay, Troy; A Dowell, Boston;
A S Eldridge, ] Field, Taylor; L Mitchell,
Seguin; Herbert Morgan, G H Mudd, Atlas
cosa; A P Law, Laredo; S and Mrs Bralton,
Elkton, Franz Rosenkranz, Iona Vista; E w
Johnson, Gonzales; Thos Morgan, Houston
Floyd Shock, Graham.
The latest-to see big boquet promen-
ing with little man.
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CURRENT NOTES,

Oscar Wilde will give 20 lectures in the
Pacific states.
The May number of The Century is to con-
tain Mr.. Lowells new poem
Cardinal Manning refused to drink wine
though ordered to do so by his doctor.
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe is said to have
learned Greek after she was 50 years old.
There is not woman in the northern peni-
Tertiary of Indiana, but there are 600 male
prisoners. Warden Murdoch HAS managed
the institution SO well that in the past two
years, with the exception of an expenditure Of
$437, it has been self-sustaining.
Curious phenomenon: When a mans
chestnut curls begins to grow grey it means
that he is 50 years old, but when they begin
to turn black-that means that he is 60.
Miss Constance F. Woolson, the author of
canine" is spending the winter at Sorrento,
where she is finishing another novel.
In Springfield, ILL.,, the young men of the
every Sunday afternoon, for the benefit of the
prisoners. These brethren are sure of their
audience, rain or shine.
The Rev. Mr.. Swing says ''that novel is
the worlds truth with a beautiful woman
walking through it." Generally, we NAV add
with a man after her. Christian Union.
Senator Mahone's brilliant black eyes and
his tiny feet are his most distinctive praces.
The eyes are restless and piercing, and the
little feet are always clad IN pair of the finest
and neatest Of shoes.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28

1t is a glorious thing to be lieutenant
governor in the dominion of Canada He of
the providence of Quebec gets a salary Of
$4,000 year, which is supplemented by a
bill of expenses amounting to $I5,243, of
which $I,35I is for carriage hire alone.
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-03-28

SPEAKING of medical mystery, the
Galveston Journal says:
The educated and respectable ply
slclans do not recognize the quacks,
and they endeavor to elevate their
profession by adherence to a strict
code of ethics and professional eti-
quette, but at the same time they
adhere to an old and reprehensible
custom of making mystery of their
prescriptions, and that is sufficient
encouragement for the quacks. When
the profession has advanced to such a
point that a patient can be permitted
to know what is being administered to
him, and when a physicians prescrip-
ton is ineligible to an ordinary
mortal, it will be bad dav for uuacks
but good one for the medical profes.
sion and mankind generally.
All those who believe in Hannemann
have reached that perfect day of
knowledge and are no longer the
victims of the old school mystery.