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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

HE GAME Law Ia accordance viii tie
several game associations tf the State, the CO "a
mlttee OF the Leg!s aure bsviog tho MATER 10
charge have agreed upon several amendments
to the game Law. The effcc. of these amend
ments will be TO m axe the law uniform THROUGH
out the State make the closed season for kill
ing partridRes sDd turkeys from March first to
November first. and rr)hibit the trapping or
netting Of psrtridgas aud wild water fowl With.
10 the limits of the State. Thus the violations
Of the law may be more effsc:u,lly punished,
aud The traps fer catching wild ducks 10 our
rivers wouli be done away with.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

The Day AFTER TIE Snow SToRM.-Yes-
terday, the day sf.er the heavies! snow storm
Of the season, dawned bright and pleasant.
With tho ground covered with SNOW TO the
depth of nearly foot. The wsrn suo caused
the soow TO generally disappear from The side
Wslks, and good many people were out. The
streets. hoWsver. afforded 40 cxcs!len. oppo!
iuoly fer slelgblDg, which. 10 tho afternoon,
was tsk:n advantage OF to such 90 extent that
scenc, especially on krg street, was pre-
senttd greatly 10 contrast 70 the usual Suudsy
qulotDsss. At enc time King street was filed
With sleigts aud fast horses and good deal
Of excitement Wss msbilesed by the crowds
assembled at the various points 10 witness the
rscnG.
All tho trains Over tie railroads c:n;reipg in
this city ware delayed 10 their arrival here.
The train from eft tho Msrsssas road, due
here at 5 45 Saturday eVoJiog. in ooDstq oeLce
Of tie heavy snow along tho lioe of that rosd.
did 20! strive here u,iil six & cltct Yesterday
mtroi:g. The a:s!Dger trains o. tho Viz
gruls Midland R,iIWsy l,ft yesterday morning.
poi2g south. with two erg ,oea attechtd. Tho
lrsios Gu the Washington and Oaio Railroad,
bo,h c'uiop ED goiog. got snow bound. AID a
large 100 bad to be sept up the road yesterday
to clear tho track. The Train cvar the latter
r3ad cue ntie 81 ~ Saturday bftro0on did
not alr:ve until ef,er 3 clock yesterday after
uonu. Tho north bound trars over the Alex
aadrIa and Fredericksburg r. R. were delayed
By the STOW, bu; the south bound trsins were
on tina. The ensine ct the local train from
Washington to this CITY ran off the track, near
the Lotg Bridge during the storm Saturday
evanIug, causiog desy Of nearly two hours.
"a S,tutdsy evening during tbs Storm.
ttticht train on tho Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road backed into Virginia Midland passenger
trsiD, at Sirasturg. The engine of the passen-
ger train aud the osbons, Of the Baltimore aud
Ohio train we're considerably damaged. No
ooo was hurt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06
AUCTION SALES.
By 4. T. Lucas, Auc.ioneer.
NLOSING SALEOF
~ FANCY GOODS.
fNHND.,

By T. T. Lucas, Auc.ioneer.
|CLo51EEss s sAIs so1n.
DRY GOODS,
REMNANTS
AND MOTORS
AT BARGAINSi
IN SATURDAY EVRNING, Febrn,rv 4tb,
1885,, c:mm ,ncing at 7 so o'clock, Ishtll all At
puoilc sIc;ior, the large AID sell C.. stock Of
FANCY GOODS, DRY GOOUS, REM.
"a HOIIONe. &c, &C., at Mrs. KING
"a Z n elegant store under ssrepta
Hall, No, 20 King street. Ale1sndris, VI Sale
c >ntiIued every evening ut same hour and place
until the entire stee is d;sp 9sed OF.
iel2 Mrs A. king CHANDLER.
NOM MlSSJONER'S SALE OF FAIRFAX
~ LAND-By virtue of decree rendered at
the November term. 1881, OF the Circuit Court
OF Fairfax county in the sui. of Otis vs. Amea,
me undersigned, commissioner. will sell at
public suction. at Fairfax Cour. House. on the
TWENTIETH OF FEBRUARY. 1882, (Oou.t
day. the following piece of land. containing
SEVEN ~ ACRES. This tract of land is sill.
uAted about one mile from Clifton. on the V. M,
K. Is. 1t has upon its SMALL HOUSE, to
which ia attached garden, with fruit trees.
Terms: CASH.
i.D2O-w4H M LOVE. Oomm'r.
GALE OF LAND AND MILL PROPER.
~ TY IN FAIRFAX-Pursu,ntt 10 a decree
rendered at the June term, 1881 of the Circuit
court OF Fairfax county in the suit OF Mskeley
We: Seldeen and Hetzel. the undersigned. ccm.
missioner of sale, therein NAM I'D. on MONDAY
February goth 1882. (Court day. at about ~
o'clock No., will sell at public auction, in front
OF the Court House door of said ccu1ty, the fol.
loving REAL ESTATE owned by Mrs. Het.
z:l: a TRACT OF LAND, containing l5s
acres roods AID 8 poles known as The
WHITE TRACT" lying 10 Ceutreviils dis.
trict. near Clifton, and adjoining Fullerton,
Buckley and others. This land will be sold in
parcels if desired.
TIE MILL LOT st Clifton. abou, of an
acre with the STKAM SAW MILL located
thereon, and the MACHINERY and other sp-
purtsnces thereto attached; slso u SPOKE
III AOHINE.
Terms OF Sale: One.fourth cash; tho residue
In three equal annual instsllments, secured BY
the purchasers bonds. with good personal secur.
lily: bearing interest from day Of sale. and title
to be retained till last pay mont is made
81. w THOMAS,
THOS. MOORE,
janli-W4w mmissionerg of Sale,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

M0thers! EOthers :! M0thers!!!
Are you disturbed 81 night snd broken OF your
rest By 8 SICK child suffering and crying with
the eIcruciAtina psin of cutting teeth2 II 90,
go once and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
little sufferer immedistely -deprnd upon it /;
there is no mistake about it There is not .
mother on earth who has ever used it who will
not tell you at once 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 tlste and is the prescription OF one of the
oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States. Sold everywhere % cents
bottle. mh2l
\ HlI package OF "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
Of .b.,,,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

REPORT FILED.-rne check for $4,000.
Given By Mr.. Hagt, tho representative Of the
Baltimore. Cinclnnsli and Western Railroad.
haViug b,en rolurncd. 80 stated 10 Saturday 3
G,z,tte. from New YORK. di,boDorad, to-day
the commissioners OF sale Of the w. & o. r..
k-Judge Charles i. Stuart, and Msssrn. K.
=. Bmo0, HAIRY Heston aad Il. II. Lee
lied their report 10 thu Circuit Court OF the
CITY of Richm 1Ld, stsiiog tho f.iInro of the
purchaser of the said W. T. o Il. Il. 10 c,m-
ply With the terms Of sale. The report will lie
ill Thursday next. when decree will be asked
ordering resale Of the w. l. o. road, at the
risk Of the last purchaser. together with q
Judgment for costs OF tho former s,lo The
purchaser has ua.i Thursday mex. to comply
With the terms Of sale. If the check is hono,-
ed between this and TOursday 90 decree order-
Jog new sale will be entered. 1t is regarded,
however, as almost certain that q resale of the
rosd will take place sometime 10 May. The B.,
q. & w. Il x. O.. was before the Legislature
few years ago asking for charter permitting
/. to pass around Alex, ndii,. The ciuzeDs held
meeting and adopted petition to the Logs-
Iature praying that the cAsr;er be not grained.
The company foslly obtained an amended char
ter aod put few men at work breaking
g'cutd. Ii soou, however. sbandoned the
held aid notkicg was hcsrd CT it until rec,ut-
H. Il is thought tha. al tho rexs SIZE O.! the
W. l. y. Il. Il some In asure Will be adopted
10 prevent lrrespot sIbls parties ID king bids.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06
Take "BLACK-DRAUGHT" and VOL,
Mothers s.o1hers!! Mothers!!.

will never be bilious.
Fer ssls by 4. s. Lead bester & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

shT iLLUsTRi TIeE Tho West s. Palmer
sft Illustrations i'en At the NJ. 4. Church las,
week were 80 bssuuful aud Eorted euch entire
salst on tia. By special request the eLt,rt.in.
ment will te repeated at the church 10 moIrov
(TueI GiT) night, when scsnes from G. yoysge
around the world will to exhibited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

s,nn U-.oE NLw5 Two young m.n from the
On ,Itay' arrested Saturday last for being dI.,k
W. sreets, were released yesterday upon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06
ALW- A Us READY!
OYSTERS Milk Confectionery.

HE.7.RY BREHGLE, l2S KIITG ST.,
Is serving daily the most delicious and Appetiz.
ing fries. rosstS and stew. at his
LADIES OYSTER PARLORS
and in his Oyster Rooms for Genllem sn. Patrons
may rely upon picked Oyster, and the best
cookery in al styles.
MILK and OREAA. fresh and pure from the
country. always for sale. Try it for your family.
Brenglss Ice Dream, Pies for dessert or lunch
and pure Candies are specialties in which be has
never been e1celled. Cakes OF all kinds OF the
best material cheaper than they can be IN sde at
nt m,. He caters OF the best for families, par.
Ties, oslls. fairs and entertainments.
Cream Puts, Tarts and Pastry of all kinds ;
Fruits sugArtd and plain Carones, Nuts and
Confectioneries of all kinds.
Call, see, buy and be satisfied. ianI2
TOR SALE OK BENT.
A desirable BRICK DWELLING. contain.
Ing eleven rooms, In central part OF ID % city, or
Will 81 ch anRe for good business stand, includ.
leg dwelling aud store room, IN Alexandria,
Inquire At the Gazette Office. decl9-eotf
SPECIAL NOTICE In order = facilitate
~ Ihe winding up of our business, it is respect.
iu.l ~ but earnestly requested that persons in.
deb.sd to u, make Immediate payment.
febl.lf fnhTLtkLuEK 500.
., FULL LINEOr FANCY and TOILET
h ARTlCLES-Sosps. Per!unery, 60 At
w. l.. hUDSUh'S, i65 King St.
noVl9 Between Henry and Fsyelte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WHISKEY free fom
all impurities. Oily So gallon.
GEO. McBUKNEY & Son. Agcu's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06
A LAdy's Wish,

Ch, how do Wa my tkin w,s ss clsar 81 d
SIT as yours" said q ls' y to her friend. You
can esaily make it So answered thefr.eud
HOW? irqcir;d the frss lady. BY using
blooming hesllh Jtdii it ior me, ss y)u Oh.
servs."- Cairo Bulletin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

AMCsRMENTs.-Mr. Thomas w. Blown
rrepr,s soius the Msdison squ,rs Theatre of
New Iok k, was Ee7o clay arranging fr the
presentation G! the o1medy drama "HtzI
Xix y At Armaly Hal, 10 this CITY. 90 the
eVenos Of the 2ls: iGslsnt. Mr. Brown, who is
we'll koown here. gives bis word that TIL, beaut,-
'ol and pcturetq lie drama. which has bad ruo
q 800 lights. will DO pres; oLed 10 this oily
with tho same scenery and by the ssms con-
naty-prccisely as i: was brought Gu. i, tho
MsdsOu Sqlsre Thca,r,.
hoblnsop's Hunpy Dunply will be prcsen,-
I'd at Armcry Hall 90 W,do,sl.y light o, xt.
olr exchanges .p,ak Eaost favorably Of the ct
te''aCueDt. Oae Of them says: "On, great
lea ure of R.biuson's Humply Damp pa1-
tonlme end Specially Company is tho popular
'fce 'xtlol'loGs, before tho hall, c1ts;s.i1g of
extraordinary performances on the tight rope
and Rrssd display Of fireworks. Roman candles
and sky rtckels. B,rg.l Lights. elc, together
win soln concert by Robinson brass band. I"
See advertisement 10 another column
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

IESTERDAY- RELIGIOUS ITEMS The
weather yesterday WAS bIigh. and beautiful,
r.usilg the deep STOW to give way TO cor =
siderable extent. Good congregations were out
n the morning at all the churches. Commun.
ION sr.lces were held in ell the Episcopal
churches and in mary OF the other Protestant
Chuc7es. There we're 10 services in the ID
Pre-, bv:erisn Church. Few. Mr.. Diuwddie The
pastor DELL 8 GU! Of the ci:y, and Rev. Or. Nc
l.wAiLe, CT Baltimore who was expected to 4 /
The pulpit Of the church. not being able 10 get
here on account Ct tho snow. There were sl.o
70 services in 'ha First Prtshyterisn Chorch
The pulris Of ii, other churches were filed py
The re ident c'e:gy
In the afternoon slver:i ms 5er5 Of the Free
hathocl't congregation, saeng the uutslsl
hrse lumber OF sleis III Gu. hold q meeting on
the c>rner Of King and Pitt s:-cetr, al d pro.
nGunctd 8 wee upon eli who d ,secraieu the
Lords day by engaging il such plsssu'e.
The Gospel temperance meeting 10 lhs h III CT
he Reto!n Club was conducted by hey. nr.
Kerr, OF the a. z GEucl 8 ub.
Rev li.ton II. Pasrce. fo,,nsr}y OF this CIV,
but now Ct the Monroe st. n. B. Church, Bali.
moro Delivered very interesting Sermon las.
light. in his chutci, before lerg, eu iier , on
"Gune.uisu de took for lis text the 18th
tnd IL h verses OF Jude: Raging waves Of the
"a, toaIla2 Gu: their own shame wandering
stars 10 whom is rts3rved the pIscknes Ct dark.
Lo.s brewer"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

USE RIVERSIDE PURIFIED WHIsKEY for
mtd:o,! purposes; ony SO per Rslloo.
GEO. MCBURNEY & Son, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

\ 'lI package OF "BLACK-DRAUGHT"
free OF charge.
For sale by K. s. Lea dbeater &c Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

now TIBS. IF assorted quality, for sale
~ cheap 1t SO Kipg St, corner Royal.
dec7 j. T. CRk1GHTON d SON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-06

NEW CROP PRIME NEW ORLEANS
~ MOLASSES just received.
nov26 w. a. JOHNSON 8 CO.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1882-05-06
nne secoidc pause. pour nOtre
marriage.
-Mme d'Hesyse pencha,. .Oui,
ia ynIS vnnyrnI,C, o1in

uhe SecOnuc pause. pour nOtFe
marriage.
-MmeN 'Hesyse pencha, .Oui,
je vols, murmura t.elle.
-Cette cOutOnne, reprit Elsie,
..-elle sc Ia nit au tront,..-e t &c
bouquet ;...c!Ie Sc l'attacha au
Me VOLTA en- mariee, dit
ellie avec m%elaucOlie. III vonlait
me voir ainsi, Car il croft q Fave
mir. Moi, je ne TAI pas voulu...
Ellie Ota Ieniement In cOErOune ct
lie bouquet ; sa poitrine sc sonle
vait, ses mains erraient un. peu
an hasard, e y-ux ST. remplis.
salient de larmes. Quant i Nine
d'iIesy, ellie baissaiti e regard ct
he diSait mot.
All fit sourdement Elsie.
c'etait ma dernieve Gpreuve, j. vols
bien quill fant en- finir.
Ce tut dependant Nine d.HeSy
qui rompit lie silence... Vous ayez
DIES nouvelles de votre pere de
manda tieiie.
-~Oui
EFT il arrrives
~Je ne sails plus quand. Sill
etait arrive, CONNIE il me i'ecrj
Wait, en- meme temps que sa let
tire que j'ai iecue bier, il ssra't
lei mails il nv est pas, 1T il es,
probable aIorS qu.i! n'arri,era que
uaus un mOiS.
-Seulement di; Niue d'Hesy
Ell SecOuant Ia t6te.
~Oni, fit Elsie provocsnie, ct
celia vouS parait Tres eioieJe en-.
cors, madare3
Mnmed Hesy Sc Sci, il ofen>ee.
- Naiemn.rriie!
Mals Elsie sc leva, ct, Ia regar
dant bien en- face :-PonrYnoi ma
yez>:ous pas la franchise. tie me-
lie dire
Eth bieu! je TAI, repondit
Mme d'Ie>y EN- ST levant q son
tour. Oni, J'anrais vOulu que 20
ire pere arrival enfin, tom lie sui
te, parce q"t nous ne Spurious vi
vrr plus spinc-rtude
Oh nous SommrS. ct que cette qnes
tion de marriage. d.nn deprndrn,
cotre 5Onhrur ct celui DE- Philips
Pc, d.on nutre Sort depend, a moi
ct a ma file. j'aurais vou'a sur le-
champ la tetnninrr avec lui.
-A!orS. di. resentment Elsie,
pui>qne m"n re:e nest point la,
pouyGuUi ne la t~raitrliez vous pas
avec moi madame?
Nine d'He~y NE pnt rcteuir un
geSte.-ANrc vonS!
-Aves moi. C'est de ma desii
nee quill s'agit. Aussi biru que
lie terai; mon pere, je vons repun
hrai. Iutrrr0gez moi.
--Vous interroger. mel! Eft 81
en- Oh pareiI suiet j.ayais. 4 dire
Qne!que chose que vous ne PMS
>iez entendre Ga i! maaemoisel.e
acheva t-eile dun ton glacial. res
tons chacuue dams notre l6!e, ct.
pnisQn'ii Dous taut attendre, AT
tenduuS.
Mails Elsie lie Sc pnssedais plus,
etait tonte trfmisSante.-Aitnu
DIRE s'ec,ia triie. ct Al j. ne il
pnis pas? Vnns avgz. vons.
madame, !'experieacs acouiSe. les
chagrinS e.slcutes A~iA, il !or~'
4n'Ii> dpnnent. tan.,i> cite rem
S'is. mol. a ma ptenle.e doff.ruf
qni sera peut 6t,e ceiie &c so.lte
ma vie. Je veux SAVIOR, fit ellie
, dune voix brevs., pourquoi Ion
, ne vent point dc moi, pourquoi
: ION HE repOuSse.
-Je mai pas dit celia
Tout lie dis, ponr vous. Ecou
tez moi, je vous IL prouve.
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FEEILLETON:

Par HsSRI Riv,ERE.

EFT Philippe savait-il que yous
siendriez
Our, csest hi qui a vou!u que
ie vinssse ce soir meme. II peusait,
aiouta.t:elle tristement, que voas
seriez loin dc men vouloiI.
Glotilie, que l'emotion de la
ieune file conmeneait 1 gaEner,
Sc leva brusquemeut ct fit q"el
.Ques pas dams lie salon. pnis, MA
l,4rcevant que Nine d'Hesy ct
Elsie la suivaient des yenx, ellie
xsarr6ta devant une glaze ct lei
gnit dsarranger SEES chevenx:--
.Je ne puts ponrtant pas la rece-
vo;r antrement. dit-elle tout bas.
Ellie reviDt s'aSse0ir.
Nine d.Hesy dcmeurait severe
ct polie.--Et votre pere. mademoi
-sellt, NJ. de Reynie, quand doit-l'
sarris-r gu Francef
~Dans quinze jours probable
WeDt.
Ill ssembarquerait alors EN- ce
Ihent.
-Oui.
Mons le verrons 4 sou arrivee.
Nous causerons dc vOus, made
,moiselle, de mon fills. C'est nne
chose grave qu.un marriage. Les
.eufants, lorsqu'ils sont francs ct
lOyaux, CONNIE vous. mademoisel
.le, comme Philippe, Won't Fun
Ners l'autre. II Y aurait do la ri
gueura les ell blamer ; mails il
est du devoir DIES parents, avant
de c0nsacrer do leur aveu ces ell
.trafnements du cDUr, lie les juger
,au point dc vue tont positif de Ia
Nie ct do l'avenir, a>ec Ia reflex
ion ct Fexperieuce.
-VOas nvez raiSon, madame,
.r3pondit timidement Elsie.
Ellie cOmprpnait aussi que &C
TAFT son congo qn'on Iui donnait
lnaiS sa deception etait 81 grande
equ'elle ne savait comment sen al
Aer.
lie domestique annonca que. Ia
.gonvernante de Mile tie keynlt
l'attendait dc sa vol:ure.
Madame, ne put s'empechc,
de dire Elsie 4 la mere de Philip
pc. vous nc permettrez' de veni,
Nous vOir queIqurfoiS?
-Oui, maaemoiSellr. ct nol>
.m6mes nous irons vous voir.
Nous avonS besoiD, fit-clle dun
ton grave, de nous %conna.tre el
de comuter les unes sur les autres
-Adiea done, madame.
-Au revOiT, mademoisel'e, Iii,
CIOtildc.
Elsie sortit lentement, CONNIE
q regret. &c n'etait pas pas NC
chagrin qu'elle await cru trouve'
,en franchissant le seuil lie cettt
-maisOn.
A peine Elsie fnt>ellc partie
.quc Clotilde ALA precipitamnen'
& Nine dsHesy.-Eh bien ma CHI
re, lui dit. ellie.
-C'est le n,alheur qui Went
,nOus, mon enfant.
<Et do qnelle facon? Cetit
3leunc file est charmante.
-Ce ne serait qu'un danger
sans cela-Elle ne pu; retenir III
,g~s,e dc douleur.-Dieu est jnste
.mais il est cruel.
Oh! mere, s'ecria Clotilde
-toi, 81 r6signee, 81 f%orte!... Est~ct
done moi qui dois te venir en- al
delft falsant CONNIE Nh rctonl
sur elle.mame :-Moi
Non, Ciotilde, je serai val
.laute, il lie faut ; mais. tie nous Il
sdissimuIons pas, c.e>t j partir dt
Sce moment que commeucent poul
nous Ia lutte ct l.expiation.
IL
Les jours qui suiyerDut Sc pas
sAremt trauSquillement en- appa
renee. Mime dsHesy es Clotildt
;.vaitaat tena leur pro,uesse ct Il
ycevaient Elsie on Ia voyaient chez
ellie. MiaEx eiles Ia connaissaienl
ct pins elles rendaient justice q
il ieune flle. .Sa grace, sa beau
"a, ie ci,arme qui emarait dele,
SIN eafah'ers tsrme at c0ntaDt
%.,.Jt.sss, 4r. ,s~.Y's,r s1r.a.y-
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RESTAURANT DES QUATRE
SEASONS.

MIR. JOHN EOSIO. P..OPRIETAlRE
FN1 dn RESTAURANT DEs QuArRE-SArsoxsl
PREVENT sos alnis de a vile CT de Ia cam
pagne, aIusi que le public en- gdncrale, lui
q transfdrc sen restaurant dn No. lJJ de
Ia rue dc Charities au No. an de Ia meme
rue, pres de St-LuuIs. ii profile de cettc 90.
casion pour remeTcier 10 public 1T s~oliicitc
on meme tenn ps IL continuation de son bieu
~vefllant patronage. II intorme Ell outre SEES
amis quill II Dies salons particuliers au pre-
lnier, ct ies chambres meublees b louer? L
selnaine OH M m0is. Les personnes d. "a
vile ct do ~campagnc y trosveront tou. ar
comfort desirable. lie restaurant sera Ouvefl
u 10 ~! bftv rs.
National Republican., 1882-11-18
THE COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions at tho Various
DIHtrIct Onices.

Building permits were issued yesterday to w.
b. Holstlaw, to make reparsat 2ol1 strcetnorth-
west, to cost $500; Springer & Bro, TO make re.
pairs on Maryland avenue, between Sixth and
seventh streets southwest, TO cost $3.50: Albert
Mcintosh, 10 build four brick dwellings on Tenth
$1,000.
Comptroller. Lawrence has declared the pro-
posed removal of a number Of patients from 81,
Elzabeth's Insane Asylum TO the poor house, to
DC supported there by the appropriation for the
mainlennnce of st. FL Zabeths, to be impractical
ble He says that the support of insane patients
NJ any other place but the insane asylum could
institution.
The inspector Of plumbing has presented his re-
port In response TO a request from the Commits
slOners TO examine the District building MS TO its
sanitary condition. He pronounccs the building
rs unit for occupation and in some places danger-
Gus to occupants. A complete change OF the
drainage ventilation, sewerage, &C.. is asserted to
be necessary.
The Commissioners Friday approved the new
plumbing regulations
Special License Agent Raff has sworn out war
rants against Daniel OBrien, Lewis Gatchet,
charles g. Godfrey. j. Henry Middleton, George
ana John Greason, Middleton & Nail, William
Lewis, q. NJ. johnson, L. l.. Johnson, w. ]. Davis,
ana Fred. Freund for failure 10 take out liquor
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National Republican., 1882-11-18
Tho Ex.Pr4sid.nt of Peru Here.

General n. de Pierola has arrived in Washing
ton. and is a guest al the Arlington Hotel. He is
accompanied by Mr.. q. Bogardus and NJ. p. Grace,
of New York. A reporter of the Associated Press
called upon the General at his hotel yesterday, and
through Mr.. Grace, who acted as interpreter, made
known the object of his visit. 10 inquiries the
General responded that he had not yet seen the
Secretary OF State, but should be happy to meet
don't say that the object OF my visit here Is to
him." Aiter brief conference with the General,
Mr.. Grace sald: Inc General appreciates the H.
people have eyinced, and recognizes what an in
stitntion the American press Is. While in New
the metropolitan journals, aud the object of his
visit to this country has been pretty fully stated
by the New York papers. There is nothing fur
ther to say on the subject just yet. What Is In the
future viii appear in due time" The General and
his party viii remain some days in the city. In
response to an inquiry athis hotel ii was learned
that Nr. Elmore, the Peruvian representative, is
atill in New York.