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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28
AUCElGN sss.ea

by D. L iucss, Auc:ioneer.
OSTs Ap:GRY SALE OF GOLD AND
e.. C:sor; 49, AiRSaas' Jswelry, leo Pitch.
Tea SDoc1 a. at c.ion. -"o'' S""
Ga gEEsDAY, March IS,
6. A. N. and 3 D. m
At no. SO KING STREET,
neIs TO John A. Fields Cig.r Store. This
s:ocs NIL be sold and awarded to tho bishess
oidder IN tyary case, let the amount bs what II
may. Goods will be sold st private sale. Eyars
person Interested should attend this sale ca the
GOODS will Do sold 8. great bargains. 'A'
osATS RHSGRVED FORLADIEs.
j d. ALLEN. Salesman. mho5.st
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"BLACN-DRAUGHT" cures dvspen.
sia, indigestion and heartburn.
For Gale by z. s. Leadbsa,e & Bro,
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r EpAGE'S LILO UiD GLUE!
~ LEtAGES LIQUID GLUEi
Always really for uae; indispensable in every
household; mends furniture, glass. China, mar
Bile, leather or anything liable to be broken.
Price &c pc, bottle. The trade supplied nj ftc-
tory pricts. MCLEAN 81 UHLER
mh26 IS King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

4 regular semi rlo3lhIy meeting Of the City
ton"2il III! b hold tonight. 2! which, besides
Ode: :'s2Fea Wit coma up for consideration
tie sp2.ocIi,ting $i.iOJ f.. the rurchase Of G
::h-!nsf % r!a between this city and The oppo.
:l.o shore II hs:y!ana. The Finance Com nit
ieC @st t@o mater up o. q meetirg l.it night,
sai ). - Understood thu appropriation Of Si,tlO
WAS la:"T'aai .g:e.d TO. The question now is
n!a9 azInsr /, purchased, VINO vii. run i; &?
Mr, "L:l. = MOOR .ys be will take lha bosl
III! c0aT:n.ea .ua i. :oi q wa, with the
.:!'iega =! ruinI's it iIo yo.r5. but the ri.
a:.c3 C'tHtIi.le3 dEeirss sGEe QUO 10 guarantee
10 ;ua The steiner r. gusri7 On the route e.. i've
y"h'. The c.mlritL=s mo. agaid ct 4 oclcck
HIS ettcrn2 II - perfect tho report to BE- pre-.
te1'ci tonight on the rai.ion sskilg til . arp7o.
p!Is.lVa Of tne s $50
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" DLACX-GRAUGHT" curcs costiva.
>N''tfN-
me-, aad S.ck-l Headache.
For sais by 2. s. Lesdbastsr & Bro
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PORT OF ALEXANDRIA.

hlN4ATUEs ALMANAC, MAR 2S 1889
'~' ':Sfs......... 81 Su-, .e:,........... 6 10
ABRIYSU
~. 's nso lraary. Norfolk. to 7 3 Hooe
yS %'' t.!y o. Ale1srd1is, lower Pcton;c 10
o'@M'e Fo1y Co. W
SAILED.
-, -, ;t9f'9i. Phil.delphis, by + A. Retd
-, -: go Lesry, Norfolk. by 7 3 Hooe
''' s.a!!ano, lower Porc. by j Brode1s & Co.
aEICRIHpA
~. 49, ! TE;k Mcdonnell Elias Moore, Mil
Ne" lo'k - '''--- - : L = a.
VI; 1!s Crowe.l, Mary q Collins end Il
bo''s', zen Richmond. ut Boston 9Th.
-, - =: ;, s Skinner, frot4 Richmond FIR Bos.
-. a. 'lheTa,d Haven 18th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

DATRNT STEEL WIRs BALE TIES, for
l. baling hay, straw, &C., for sale at lowest
market rates by
JAS. r. CAELlE 8 SOES,
nhE4 G3 kirg street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

a WELL ASsuRTKD STOCg OF BOYS,
~ sbd YOUTHS BOOTS and SHOES Of
Ve!y me quality, which will be sod st tuch
plies as cannot fail to please
mL-o w. b. WADUEY lInK innat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

HYDE l. BEuMAN's STAR SPECIALITY Co
Tb, ro!er;a'onent at Arnory Hail By Byde
s:l B.baao'S Star Specially Company las,
nigh. YES ere ct tic bes. of the kidd ever given
il til; city. a gocd su3isucs was in attesG-
m... Tbs pcst0cnaroo was opened By the
L "a. MaFioae!'cs 10 amusing represe nations
c: mjo.t:eI.y. b1ra!quo AID pantomioc, fol-
oa.l By NJ. Alfred Lis.oo, who gsvs some
eZc:,.,g; nc.io. Miss Alice Hutchinzs SAP
+ ru~53t Of Irish s'rg3. among them, "MooL-
lsa: 90 kiiaruo7.' rho Ecerobslic fests Of
uA,-7 $50 Willie Mar;e!l msrs only fouslcd
b. thu; ~oaderldl bicycle liiing. Miouis Mai
te'! tiklaG e. rro@ise5t part ia this portion of
tie rr:gCsun:. Harry Wats1n and Charles
i. + lis Obligated The audience With their funny
ss}oEs, d.'c S, so1ss u. 10 their comedy
.ss.cl, "D1'cl D:c.ptioDs. while Miss Clara
iI1oto ;anG-rc! ,'rI, choc, popular melodies.
Lv1 i, E37n. By Harry MsE7oy and
EcDs /: IS. was very spuseg Ths whols
{ n..ai.d viii Ws;-ca sod Els's c,medy. 10
l5Feo .c!ccs, cn'i;led. "Wriak;es" Tia pol
fvrmso,' vas greatly crj ,yaa. Is tes"li.d by
il2 t1!q1'Dt ap2'ec.s RIgen tho ec,cr:. This
mg'ly IS wirih2 OF liberal patronage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

?HAAOls sK lNSl OHAMOIS sK.' hSl
~; just receive . full supply of sel, 'c'eo
Ghsmois Skins iszssas
janis Cor Prirca And Fsirf.I ala.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

hA FOA1 WATERS, avary light whole.
- - s1ne W .cker, also full line Of Fancy
ClaeKets ahe Cakes for ssleat.
mh2S j. G. MILBURN'S.
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CouSTY CoC2T -JGlse Jsmca S.oestsr
p'a-'iias The icry 10 tbs case Of the CON.
W l. 81, G,Z, c'oTad. i5dc;od for rtpj "a
iiuia c,!c!at lit!. srgusd yescld,y icr the
G.mr5owastn BIZ Eimund Barks, ADD for
'h2 G.teGSa By A'oosd Msrbury aud Judge 9,
t. 5.cu,v'. 'ris cncr2irg. et:er being 10 c'a,ge
u tue sheriff all niGht, returned verde. OF
gully as oaicea, eLd fixed the term cf i'm
Ir.01mant q. sx .o9n years ia lho peui.entsry.
N:. Nsrbu;y m07sd Tor 80 arrest Ct iu lsemeut
sUl i2r new ,v!al Tho JUICE will fix day
FIR Tie arg1maot u Too uotiou.
C)n. IS Aaroo S!eieh,er; ird!s.msnt fer
ist5aIon,y .td aa,,c.ous!y woupdog and oau:-
:cg boldly itiur} 10 Mrs. Am D. Robertson
sIh la:eu.: - msin, dnf2ucc. Gissb.o and kill
h.f jrvT I'D CAS-? 10 rrogrtss
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MAILS AND SrIKEs. GaIv,niz,d ~
~ Black, cut acd wrought, wholes.l and "a.
tall 81 JAS. +. CABIN & SONS.
nb<f G3 KING straot
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CHIPPING TAGSl SHIPPING TAaSll
y Received thi5 day fill stock ct Shipping
aud Merchandise Tags. Also tho pead.Lock
Tag. Bag Fastener.
mo- ROBERT BELLS SOFS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-28

AUR LONDON OPAQUE WRITING Pa
~ PEP is the bsst PAPER for ladies rs, in the
market. We have full line OF Fine Writing
Paper with En slopes to match.
mb2i ROBERT BELLS EOGS.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08
Totals.
HOUSE.
Condition OF the Finance.

II
WAsHINGToS, Nov. 30.-It 10 notexpect.
ed that The debt will be reduced this month
more than S. 100000 This fact will doubt.
less attract some attention. There are two
. her facts which will also attract attention
In Congress: First, the cash in the Treasury
has been reduced by anticipated bond pay.
memts $3,OO0.000 below the 40 per cent. re
serve which Conservative FL ncers have con
sidei-d essential ~ . permanent Legal Ten.
der Redemption Fund; and, second, the
am"nnt Of bonds already called, which will
have to be paid "u Of The surplus revenue,
exceeds $4,000 900. With . decreasing
nominal surplus cash balances below the safe
redemption point. and such large amour.
Of bdids to be provided for. the quest ION 81
the disposition Of the surplus revenues oil
the Government may not BIZ as complicated
as IL hiss seemed. So far Is any plan has
been agreed upon rs to the rrductinp Of tar
alton by Congressman VIII, have arrived
here, II 10 this: Reduce the tax on'w whisky
from 90 to 90 cents; on tobacco to 8 cents:
on cigars to cand 50 per $1,000. on beer,
90 cents per barrel; 30 per cent. on al
special license taxes, and abolish al! oths,
internal raxes. This reduction, IL 10 eslima
ted, would take II $50 600 900 from the ,e,
enne. II might he quite enough and NOR
thar enough to absorb all the surplus the
Government Is likely to have. "
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08
BLOW yE WINDS.


WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE President bas
received the following Communication from
PREF Stone Virgins, LID, astronomer
to the Canadian Finance Department, under
date Of Ottawa, Nov. n: II ,-.a.szg
On the Esd Of September last, l. IN.
nounced through the Canadian press that Z
great storm would occur In March next
that Il would Hnt Be, felt ia..shs Northern
Pacific, would appear In the Gulf Of Mexico
on the night Of the 7th, and being detected
by the Rocky mountains, would cross this
meridian from the west, 1t noon on Sunday
March 1ilh, 1883. No vessel, whatsve- bel
dimensions will be safe cut Of harbor, and
none Of small tonnage can hope TO survive
the tidal. wave and fury Of the tempest. Al
The wind will blow from the southeast, III
planetary force will BE- sufficient 10 submsrgs
the low lands Of the Americas COST, sspeci.
ally these bordering on the Gulf Of Mexico
aud washed by the Gulf stream, while the
air currents for several hundred miles sisss
the east side Of The Rocky Nountain ranes,
owing to the great atmospheric pressure in
those regions viii spread universal dsstruc,
ton. The New England States will ala
suffer severely from the Wind and Foods. No
point outside Of harbor In the whole 'arsa 81
The Atlantic, especially north u the EqustoE
will BE- place n safety. Fer this vi b
pre- enlnently the greatest storm that H.
ever visited this continent Gnes ths days a
y, mr. illustrlous nrst President. Ia view 81
this event, therefore, I ists ths liSsrsy 81
representing 70 your exceIlsncy ~ a1visi-
tiIily q ordering al United Btatas ehlps
into safe harbon not later thsn ~ ~ =
March ill this storm ~ passed.
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Some Small Things.
N. Y. hNR.

.M N. J. Bun.
VIM. II Vanderbilt has the least 10 say Of
any man on Wall street. o.
sThssmailest navy In the world for tho
money spent on 1.-THE Uniicd States navy.
The shortest verse Ia the Bible 10 the
thirty fifth verse If the eleventh chapter OF
81. john. So. - i''' -
The mule has tho reputation Of having
the smallest and dxintiest foot for its size Of
oil hoofed animals. ..
Diamond 10 the smallest rnoreable type in
the world. Il of4en gets under the finger.
nails Of eompositorss ~ aaga s..r yss-
Watches made 40 early as 100 we're %
delicately constructed by hand. and 80 ANAL
- 70 easily tit on The top Of a lead pencil.
Bismarck 10 easily offended. 4. A Berlin
butcher named one of his products ..ths Bis
msrck sausage" and for so small thing Was
arrested. gtw - . pee SCR. .n. 80
II Is worthy OF remark that mosquito
has CONCEALED In his bill six complete surgi
cal Instruments, each go minute - TO be In.
discsrnible. TO the naked eye. u. IS ...... !: Z
General Lager, The editor of . pewspspss
called the Key West Democrat, il 20 years
old. forty inches high. and weighs thirty Eve
pounds. The general was born In San ID 10.
60 and raised IN Florida. ,t. '''' ':':e !!
The sting OF honey bee, when compared
with the point Of . fine needle under pow.
srful magnifying slass, % scarcely discrrni
Ala TbS ,~,i.t ~ ...~-,l.. .....-.,. -
about M Inch broad. Et-: 'l.s"as Q,
Prof E. e. Pickering, # Harvard College
says that in undertaking To measure the ,p-
tensity Of The light II the satellite Mars hol.
about the twenty five hundredth psrt OF ar
Inch 10 required. ..s.,s
A very curious little toy is the microscop.
containing The Lords prayer. The Who'll,
prayer Is on piece Of glass not larger thar
the head Of . pin, yet 1t Is rnagnhed 10 such
an extent that IL can be read easily looking
through the IN icroscope. $500.
The smallest hogs in the world are quar-
tered in the geological garden IN b"ndon
They came from Australia, and arc kho~r
. the .pigmy hogs" They are wen form.
cd, are risky. good ha,ured, and make ex-
celisni pels.. They are about the size 81 I
~'u HATE aea sfa1e- sr a.. .a.srsss
Probably ths smallest and youngest ses
lion In csptivdy b the one. now I'D the ZOO
loeica, garden In Phila ielphia. He IL ONLY
nine wesks old. When abont about four
weeks old, he appeared one morning with I
glossy coat OF grease. Up 10 that time hii
coat Of hair wo rather tough and non-repel-
lani, and no, q al calculated to shed water
The mother 10 teaching him to swim.
u The smallest baby was horn In Cands
laria. Nevada, few week. ago. The father
and mother are strong and healthy, weigh
iug 100 ana 100 pounas. The child IL insle
perfectly formed. When II frat saw light :,
weighed eight onrces. rs face /. about the
siss Of bors~ chestnut. TIE mothers we'd
ding rins was pulled over ia fno. Mp to the
knee Three surh bshies chnid play hIds
and seek IN cigar box 81 10 10. eosd
health.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08
Graz Jury After the Round UP Mana
gers -@4 7.."

We quote TIN following passage from the
grand jury rrport OF Madison county
.-Thr grand jury wish to call especial at-
tentior to what Is known n the round up
system Of disposing Of unbranded animals
found on the public ranges. Under circun-
stances that have now ceased to exist. :hr
custom has obtained of selling, zach year, at
the annual or semi-annual 'rolnd-ups,' all
unclaimed animals and disposing of the pro-
cssds Of snch sale in such manner a. the ca
price Of parties making sales may dictate.
Under present circumstances, with the large
number of small herds that run upon our
ranges. this system works great Injustice to
the owners ofsmall hands of cattle. The sys-
tenn has no Justification In law, Is subve rsive
Of justice, aad ,houli no longer be tolerated
All persou,. whether they be engaged In
roundup,or otherwise, who dispose Of animals
not their own are liable 10 Indictment by the
grand jury under section ~ Of the criminal
laws Of Montana Territory. The sanction Of
long established castom cannot be longer In.
vskrd in defence Of the open violation OF the
Statutes Any cases of this nature that NAV
hereafter be brought to the attention of the
the grand jury must be passed upon in the
same manner a. IL the act had been done by
single individual"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08
ELECTED LEGISLATORS.
4 Complies List ef the Members Of the Next
~ Legislative Assembly.


- Lidepehoeu.
We publi~t below the names of the men,
bers--iect of the coming Legislative Assem-
bly,, with tables showing in compact io,m ,
independents in each house: Tine ist Il m ,,',
up from official returns, ana may %" reh"'
ON n absolutely correct: .g.....--..a.-.ass
coUNcILMEN.
Lewis and Clarke counfy-w. A. Chess
man, Rep. AMI W q. Gillette, Rep
Deer Lodge county-A II Mitchell Dem.
Miv,1u b" co S"an.yA T. R w'r DEM
Braverheaai county-B. n. White. Rep
Jefferson county-Ed. Casiweii, Dem.s
Madison county VIM. w Morris, Dun.
GaIlarin county-Gsorge d. Thoma.; Rep.
Chotrau and Dawson county tdintricf,
Henry 8. Bach. Ind. ~ -
Custer county-C. G. Cox, Dim
% REPRESENTATIVES,.
Lewis and Clark--Harry X. Comfy, DIM,
r. e. Wallace, Rep, and i. ID Cooper. Rep.
Deer Lodg.-A f. Mayhem, Dim and j.
d. Armstrong, Dem
O'Grady, Dem, AMI Lee" Mantle. RIP.
Observation-Disclosures b Bitf-n Dem
Beaverheal-W. I. Jacobs, Dem, and .J
+. Clutter. Rep.
Madison-H. N. Blake, Rep, and r. O.
Hickman, Rep. $3.50.
Gallatin-CaIdwell Edwards, Rep. and
Henry }. Wright, Rep.
Neagb-r-J. E. Kanouse, Dem, and Thos
Dean, Rep.
Choteau-W. B. Settle. Dem, and Joseph
A. Baker, Dem ". .,ts M Ltf--
Custer--P. w.McAdow, Dem, and s H
Erwin, Rep
Dawson-J. F. Maloney, Dem.
The following tables show the party
strength In each house:
COUNCIL. #m
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08

THE transit Of Venus took place Dec. 9th
II 10 important In being the most reliable
means by which astronomers measure thu
distance of the earth from the sun. These
trAnsits have been observed In 1889, 1861
l7e9, and 1874, and so complicated are The
calculations that they have not yet beer
worked out for the latter observation. III I
distance In round numbers generally accept
Cd for many years was 95,OOO.00o miles, but
later results have shown an error Of nearly
5000, 900 miles In this computation. For tn
observation Of the transit. Of Dec. 9th tb
principal governments and scientific soeie
ties In the world had appropriated millions
sfdollars and parties Of observation unde'
the best astronomers were stationed IN ever,
land where the transit would be visible. l.
seems almost impossible that at every poin
the sun would be obscured by clouds aud
close results are anticipated when the sta
lions have all reported. Another transit OF
Venus will not occur for 129 years.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08

PRoEKssoR o. J. GoLDRIcK, well known
throughout the West, died iu Denver, Nov
30th. He was ut the time of bis death edi
tor and proprietor Of the Rocky Mountain
Herald, one OF the brightest papers In Colo
RADIO. He ut one time edited The Salt Lax
City Videttc, and had many friends In Mon
tana. One who knew him veil says: r~ae
"Mr. Goldrick established the first school
and Sunday school in Denver. His hear
was large and his sensbilties as tender as .
vsman's. He had no enemies among the
good, and was . steadfast and true friend.
When he first approached Denver he was
driving m sx-train, and when within mile
Of the primitive frontier city he stopped, en-
cased himself In broadcloth, donned silk
hat and patent leather boots, procured new
Whip and drawing on q pair of white kids,
drove his oxen into town, creating as great
. sensation ~ new discovery Of gold would
have done. He was one Of the landmarks
Of the Centennial State and will be sadly
missed"
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08

THE COURSE OF professional beauty, like
that Of true love, does not seem to run
smooth. Mrs. Langtry has been severely, II
not mercilessly, criticized for her acting by
the New York papers, and now she and her
friend, Mrs. Labouchers, have quarreled and
separated. Mrs. Labouchere says Mrs. Lang.
try has made acquaintance and persists In
maintaining relations with people she doe,
not approve of. MFR. Abbey says Langtry has
done better business in proportion to the
size of the theatre she plays In than Bern
hardt did. The intimation is that the Jersey
Lily iahlrting with bad people.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08

TIVE public demand for sensational stage
effects has recently resulted In another death
in Cincinnati, Miss Won Behren having
been shot through the head by Frank Frayne
ct the Coliseum In the scene where he shoots
an apple from her head. The apple was sup
ported about six inches above tbs lsdy's
head. She and Frayne had been doing the
scene together some two years. He had used
the same gun for SIX years, and had, he says,
carefully examined It and found II In excel
lent order the day Of the tragedy. But when
b fred, the ball entered her head and killed
her. Frayne does not touch Intoxicating
liquors, was very fond Of Miss Won Bebren,
and said 10 be engaged 70 her. The coronsr's
Jury acquitted him Of oil blame, and the
mother Of the dead girl. having the same
opinion, urged him to accompany the re-
mains TO Brooklyn. Frayne has rsnonnced
The stage. The lesson VI this tragedy 10 that
Ill such dangerous stage sensations should
30 interdictsd BY law. In the case OF tra-
para performers netting lsrequirsd In many
States 70 protact male athletes In their. dsr-
Ing fsats, while poor Girl 10 PEI mittsd 70
stand up night after night that thousands Of
children and ladies may SEE how close man
can shoot 70 her head without blowing her
brains out. And be finally does 1t. The
spectacle 10 more brutalizing and revolving
than . bull-6ght, and 10 school where the
boys graduate for the prison and gallows.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08
A. Prospective Due


New HoRK, Dec. IA special 10 tn. Sun
from Richmond, Va, Of Nov. 30h, say: No
little excitement was created L., this city
this ev"n'ug by tiis publication IN The Ecen
ing Stat in its Washington correspondence,
Of letter BY Captain W.. Page Mccarthy,
which shows that United States Senator Ii.
Il. Riddleberger will have 10 fight a. duel
with Captain Mccarthy. or back DOWN from
his position as All upholdef If tae code Is .
medium for The settlements II differences be-
twesn gentlemen. The-origin Of this trouble
10 understood To- be as follows: Some weeks
ago Captain Mccarthy, in his Washington
correspondence to the State, mentioned that
Senator Riddleberger had been whipped by
C,ptain Dandrrdge, If Winchester, Oh the
occasion Of - ieerni p, bile meeting. there. A
few days aeo Shenandoah aeakly,-of which
Ridslsberger Is understood TO be the owner
and editor, commented sditorialiy upon the
letter In the State signed M. ,"aAd said that
1t was written by Cap ain Mccarthy. 1t
seeins that the statement therein Ia the ef-
feet that DamdIedg- had whipped Riddle.
berger was untrue. The article referred to
Captain. Met anhy as. = man of due)ing nnto-
rie'y, specifying his connection With the Ia.
mented McCarh, Moriecai duel of some
years ago, In which Cap ain Mccarthy was
desperately wounaed and his Antagonist
killed.
RICHMOND, Dec. 1.-The insult given
Senator Riddleberger by Captain Nc Car,hy
aud the anticipated duel between them has
been the subject Of excited comment here
to-day. Capt ain McCsttliy-is sriilfoucealed
near the city aud bis friends here, 1t is un
d. rstood, have his address and every con
venience for afordiug Senator RiddIeterger
III opportunity to send a challenge should
he SO desire. II Is understood ilai Riddle.
berger has not avaled himsrlf oiahe Upper.
tunity. RidllebergeI will leave the city f,r
New York, where Senator Malone 10 low
sojo,rniir,; 4'ul whether he goes to seek sd.
vice Of Malone or not, lea matter Of c"nject-
ure. The anti. Malone men are chuck ling
over what they consider as Riddleberger's
back-down. It Is supposed that Mccarthy
will remain in haiing distance of Richmond
90 long as Riddieberger is herasbvuts, then
he will return TO his post At Washington.
The Mshoneites are Tot inclined to talk about
the affair. MeCsrhys reflections In his
paper upon Riddleberger are the cause of the
trouble.
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LOST, sTRAYED Or TAKEN UP
Estrilys Taken Up,

Came to my ranch 1t Willow Glen IUppe" v /.
ley1 ab',ut November 10, 1882.
One small hay no Sc, VIII to on forehead tire
shoulder HI0l- -. ---l'-as
One so,rel hms', with one white hind 10 4
brand d on left shon der indi-tinct brand o
left thgn.
0ne dun mare branded with circle on left thig
All three horses app-ar IT, belong togs'he+.
The above can he had by the owner on payin,
charges WV. WI n.
f~apd Willow G. IN p q. s.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08

TEE death Of Updegraf Of Ohio reduces
the already slender list Of Republican Con-
gressmen from that State aud opens up the
political fght once more. The contest was
close In the 18th district. and the chances are
that the Democrats will get away with the
special election.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08

IT Is stated In eastern dispatches that Ma
hone and Riddleberger have served notices
On the Republicans In the Senate that they
propose TO dictate who shall have the Senate
siices aftsr March 4th and that Gorham
must be secretary of the Senate. As they
control the balance of power il puts the Re
publican Senators In q very uncomfortable
position. They have either to accept men
who are very Objectionable or let the control
Of the Senate 60 into the hands Of the Dem.
ocrats.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08

GENERAL HAzEs, chief Of The signal SET
vice, predicts that the present winter will BE-
an exceptionally open and mild one. The
latter adjective is an acceptable qualities
ton. An "open" winter, where II is opet
toward the north, produces rssIlts rather
chilling on this latitude.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1882-12-08

IT Is an old saying that ".here Is nothing
like leather" For some purposes there 8
nothing like Russia leather. And now the
Municipal Bank Of Skopin, Russia, wherr
the best Of this article is manufactured, has
failed for ten million dollars and broke the
whole town.