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The Evening critic., 1882-06-19
A Number of New Houses Erected,


much more spacious and costly than the ones
formerly built. There are at present two
large frame dwellings In course OF ere;tion in
the village one for Mr.. q. NJ Wood and the
other for Robert Beach, esq, on the corner OF
Howard avenue and Brown street. These two
buildings when completed VIII add much to
the attractiyeness OF Mt. Pleasant Several
other gentlemen contemplate the erection Of
houses.
At present the following gentlemen, with
their families, are residing in Mt. Pleasant,
but there arc several unoccupied dwellings
which are already engaged by parties who
VIII occupy them during the summer months
p. II. Sweet, S. W. saxton, Colonel II. G. Corbin,
u. S. Army Ohe Colonel resides In II spacious
mansion fronting on the Fourteenth-street
road ana surrounded by well-kept grounds;
tho whole is called sherman place.; j. r. Her
bert, DR.. A. b. Jameson dhis gentlemans
the pathway leading to 1t is lined on boti.
sides with magnificent shadetrees, shrub
berry, etc. tho yard is one OF the handsomest
IA Mt; Pleasantly l.. $. Emery, j. s. Brown,
Mrs. W. g. Llpscomb, d. p. Davis, Z. Van
Horne, Of the National Board OF Health; Mrs.
Lewis, widow OF j. @. Lewis, formerly OF the
Treasury Department; IL. II. Parmenter, ]. III.
Hewlett, @. Il. Cobb, George A. Bartlett VIM
j. Ketcham, y. p. Brown, esq, who is SO we'll
known TO the Washington public, and whose
mansion, situated in extensive grounds, is one
OF The most palatial suburban residences OF
the National Capital; NJ. j. Kearney, ]. S.
Captain ]. Remington, u. S. Army; W. S. Bali,
VIM. A. skinkle. A. II. Baker, Mrs. L. f.
Andrews, n; Z. Young, 8. G.: Arnold, Ii. c..
a. Hendricks, o. +. Dodge, DR.. Daniel Breed,
II. s. Peck, 7. s. Nichols, Mr.. Latham, A. Il.
siurtevan5 j. +. Mari, h Mattingly, n J..
Quinter, Vim. Walters, the wellknow norist,
and Vim. Nathen.
Captain Remington has been thirty-one
years on the frontier, and was IN the Vicinity
Of the hight In which General Custer and his
command were massaered by the Sioux
| Indians The Captain has been granted a
| leave OF absence for the summer months aud
| selected Mt. Pleasant as the most favorable
| spot in which TO recruit his health, and, with
| his wife and daughter, Will be a delightful
acquisition 10 the village society. The old
| and historical
IngIesfSie Mansion,
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Ingieside Mansion,

al present IN the hands OF Colonel Corkhlll, Is
not occupied this summer on account OF the
recent death OF Mrs. Corkhih. lngleside
during the summer months, when this esti-
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nUANTIco PAVILION.
W
Beginning SATURDAY, June 10, the Popular
Steamer KEYPoRT, takes the place of
the Excelsior on this roiite

Quantlco is a delightful bathing resort. Boating,
fishing, Croquet. shooting gallery, archery,
quoits ana other amusements
Dining. aud Restaurant special feature.
steamer leaves Sevcnth-street wharf at Q. n N.
and $3.50 p. m.
Positively no tickets sold to dsorderly or i'm
proper persons.
RoUND-TRIP TICKETS. so CENTS. iu9
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MININUs
IL. Pitts, Ia 1A II. Mining "a
Washington stock Exchange.

The following are the closing quotations o
the Washington Stock Exchange today:
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Nobby spring Pants 90 order, si.50.
Hamburger',s 615 Pennsylyania avenue.
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Driyer,s Summer Cardeu.

There viii be big bin at tho comique tn
The Evening critic., 1882-06-19

OCCO GU AM FALLS
AND
MOUNT VERNON SPRINGS.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON, having
been thoroughly oVerhaulod and newly furnished,
is running excursions to the above places.
For Occoquan Falls, Sundays and Wednesdays,
boat leaving Seventh.street wharf Sundays at $3.50
a. M, returning at p. M; Wednesdays at a.
M, returning at p. m. Fare, round trip, 25 cts.
Mount Vernon Springs, Saturdays, leaving wharf
at a. m, returning at p, m. Fare, round trip,
10 cents. Music and dancing on all trips except
sundays. Music by Prof a. J. Cooks Band. No
Objectionable parties allowed on the boat.
E. 5. RANDALL.
my22 Proprietor.
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no one of which is strong enough, financially,
nj present TO hire minister and construct a
house of worship OF their own.
This win, doubtless, be remedied In the near
future ON account of the rapid growth of the
place and the deep interest taken by leading
residents in the cause of religion.
There are two stores in Mt. Pleasant, each
doing a fair traffic; one is a confectionery and
general baZar, kept by Mrs. Catherine Levi
and the other a store recently opened by Mr
william L. HYDE The stores are Immediately
opposite each other, on Whitney avenue, d
splendid drive connecting Mt Pleasant with
the Soventh.street road
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15
LOCAL BREVITTEs


here were no cases nj police headquarters
this morning.
The weather to-day has been raw and
! cloudy with 4 little snow at intervals.
marriage license was issued in Wash
ington yesterday to Samuel Jivense and
Florence Mcknight, both Of Fairfax county.
Capt: George w. Dearbon, an old and re-
spected citizen, who has been reported seri-
ously i'll at his residence in the First Ward
Is suffering from Justification of the heart.
The four handed match game of pool
Whic! mas been i'll progress Tor two weeks
past IN MIR. Ruben's pool room, closed last
night, and a handsome gold badge was pre-
secuted to the successful competitor
Key. DR.. Poulsou will occupy his pulpit
III me VI. +. Church in this city tomorrow
al II a. NJ, on If q man die shall he live
again - and at /! ?. NJ, revival sermon
and services
The steamer L. V. Arrowsmith will 90 on
The lower Potomac route Monday next, and
The Terry steamer City Of Alexandria will 90
ON tile Mount Vernon route in place of the
W. W. Corcoran, which will 20 Off for few
days for repairs.
jerome Kaufman, the little son Of Mr.
Joseph Kaufman fell in pond, in Pc
tersbnrg, yesterday afternoon, and would
have drowned but for the prompt assistance
OF Master Albert Cogan, who happened TO
he passing at the time, and whose atten
non was attracted by the screams of the
little boy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS AND
BOATS

Alexandria and fredericksburg L. R.--For
Washingtom--Lrave ut 600 500, S:53, and 10 a.
H. 12:4O. 3. D. :, and $40 p. IN. and II midnight.
On Sunday At 500, S:J3, and 10 n H.: 700 and
800 p. III.
For Richmond and the South>-Leave 600 and
11:42 4. III. daily. aud 800 p. III. daily. except
Sunday
Arrive at SOB l. H. and / 3:4O and 800 p. nj.
Washington and Ohio T. R-For Leesburg-
Leave at 92O q. III. and i:2O p. III.
Arrive at S:15 Il. III. and ;}:15 D. H.
Virginia Midland Ry.-For Lynchburg and the
South.--I.eave at 7::35 a. H. and 100 p. M Ar
rive at 1245 and 3 p. Ill.
For Manassas.-l.eavc ut T:4;j 4. nj. and arrive
ut 800 p. III.
Washington Steamboat Co.. c. W. Ridley, Gen
Manager; Capt John r. Wood. TT. and Pass Agt--
Leave Alexandria at GOO, 7:3O. $50, $50, 1890
and 11:3O a. m, and 1890, 100, 2:30, 800 4:30,
5:;}O and $50 IN.
For Potomac River Landings.-Steamer Arrow
smith leaves every Monday, Thursday and Satur-
day.
Arrives on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday.
For Norfolk, Portsmouth Fortress Monroe and
the South-rhe Steamer George Leary, George
Mattingly, Supt. P. B. Hooc, Agcnt.-Leaves wharf
foot of Prince street on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
! Saturdays, at 5:3O p. m
| Inland and Seaboard Coasting GOWN. Thomp,
con, President F. A. Reed Agent, Janney's wharf
ady Of the Lake-Leaves this wharf every Mon.
da> Wednesday and Friday, at $50 p m.
New TOrk-Steamers E. c. knight and Jon
Gibson leave every Friday morning. Arrive every
%i,.ds;s Steam Line weekly to Philadelphia
p,mp;,or Providence and Boston.-Leaves every
1ruesday A rrives every Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

FISH REPoRT.-Fish continue to arrive
slowly at tishtown owing, it is said to the
unfitvorlblc weather. What few shad and
herring arrived III the wharf this morun,,
Sold nigh, as follows: Shad, Sl7a22 per hun
ured: herring. s.. 25aSS per thousand
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15
How to Make Good Cup of Coffee or Tea

How to Make Good Cup of Coffee or Tea
Is All every day inquiry. The great want has been
for suitable vessel in which to prepare in state
Of purity aud perfection these highly priced brvcr
ages. These results can only be obtained by pre-.
pairing the coffee i'll vessel that prevents all
escape Of steam flavor, and in which the bcyrr.
age Is made by infusion Instead OF boiling Suci
we offer you in the ideal COFFEE POT.''
They are simple in construction, pretty in design,
highly polished and made of the best imported tin
There Is nothing to get out of order and they
are reasonable in price.
STANSBURY & BRO.
Dealers in Stoves and Tiuware, AIeya
Send for descriptive price list. mills
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

SEVERELY INIURED-Mr. Shobcrt. car
penter living near Occoquan while nj work
on the new railroad bridge at Woodbridge
yesterday fell upon the rocks below, and
received serious injuries to his head and had
his leg so badly hurt that it will have to be
amputated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

Bargains in the latest styles of spring
goods this week at d. Ruben & Co. 5 Boot
and Shoe House, No 6 King street, next
door to II. Strauss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

Bargains in the latest styles of spring
goods this week at d. Ruben & Co.'S Booi
and Shoe House, No 6S King street, next
door TO Fl. Strauss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

ALENANDklAS FOREIGN TRADE.--The
Washington star. in noticing the arrival of
the German bark Havelius at that port
from Liverpool with cargo of salt, Il few
evenings since, says: This is probably the
hrSl large cargo Of salt that ever arrived in
this port. and probably the first which has
entered the Potomac river for twenty-five
wears The statement that the cargo of
ALT alluded 10 is the first that ever arrived
At Washington is no doubt correct, but that
il is The first which has entered the Potomac
ryr! %! twenty-five years, is all wrong. 1t
j. Il common thing for Alexandria merchants
to import salt direct from Liverpool Since
lir war the rccei pt of large cargOes Of for
rm ~a|r hy the merchants of this city has
h.r., lrc,IlIrut. 4 few years back five for
r@n ha,k> loaded with salt, brought here
direct from Liverpool b; t;up. =. b. Hooe,
VIM. Smoot and r. n. Lambert. could
hc seen III this port al one time. Then,
too. Alexandria not only imports foreign
cargocs. but sends ont in return home pro-
auctions. Vessels find no difficulty in get
ting n forrirn cargo At this city. During
the past year Capt. Hooe alone has shipped
10 Europe no less than four rargoes ofwheat
and Mr.. f. A. Reed sends cargo of coop
c.agr 10 Cuba almost monthly. Only YES
trrtIay the schooner Lizzie Wilson left this
port inr Cuba. During the year ended
Narrl, i lSHi, there was shipped to Cuba
roopcra%r - the value Of SllT,5l3 and
,iurng Inc inunth Of March last SI2 $50 Of
ruuprri::r VAS sent ont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

HE WEST POINT CADErsHIp.-So close
VA, the contest for the Barbour West Point
t(@'e'"hp between Bentley Mott, of Lees
WI, TSufs, nnd Harry Shepherd, of Warrenton,
M, ,S"' 'hc commissioners appointed to conduct
VIZ examination We're compelled to make a
~os' car"iul investigation Of the papers sub
i,.sIeo by Tie two young gentlemen named
T Sf1ofe giving their decision. Bentley
V iiou stood 81. and Harry Shepherd Oh
''''l has received the appointment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA AWERTTSFR

with grounds attached and stable, TO Mr..
y. W. Armstrong for $2,3l5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

! TNRUSTEES' SALE OF LANDRY virtue of
l. deed of trust from Margaret Hetzel dated the
1st day o! June 1871, to secure J. S. Otis & Co.
| the sum Of $1,000 recorded amongst the land re-
cords Of Fairfax county, liber n, No. 4, folio So
! the undersigned will expose to sale ut public uuc
' tion at Fairfax Court House, on MONDAY, the
9th day Of May, 1892, tcourt day. the following
dc N:siSssl real estate: A TRACT OF LAND CON
, yey ID u the said Margaret Hetzel by Thomas
Munr,c, Eos7miSsoner, and bounded rs follows
Beea ,ijng on the west line Of Sally Buffers land
! chain - liu&s. north Of the corner of lands
owned br The l;srs Of Presley Simpson, thence
south .,T:io vest l. chains ;}3 links to a stake
thence u prth IS rhains and % links to the rail
road: the, zee castcry along the south side of said
road 10 cha ms and 20 links to Sally Buffers land;
thence south ~ the beginning containing IS acres
more or less
Terms of sale. 4 sufficient sum in hand to pay
the sum of So 900 with 10 per cent. interest from
the LIST day of Jun 9, ~ ana cost OF sale; the
upon the land sold 81 'e to take place between 12
and l ' n:e, r'it" '''" x" THOMAS R. LOVE,
AMES n. LOVE
an15-cots Trustees.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or FAIRFAX
county, November term, 1881.
Shpman.
Bowers.
The court doth adjudge, order and decree. that
James NJ. Love- one Of the Master Commisso. 'ers
of this court do report to the next term of IT, Us
court account of tho debts of Arthur West decd
but before executing this decree shall notify the
creditors and other persons interested Of the time
and place of executing this decree by notice there
of published in the Alexandria Gazette for ten
(1O) days. Extract
Teste: JOHN W. GRAHAM, CIk.
DARTIES interested are hereby notified l have
i fixed upon the 2Sth day of APRIL, 1882, at
my office, at Fairfax Court House. as the time and
place shall execute the above decree. All claims
must be promptly presented.
IN LOVE.
ap1o-td Com'r. in Chy Circuit Court.
"SonErH1se NEW"
INDELIBLE IMPRESSION PAPER
for marking OH Linen, Silks. SC. Call and OK
anime. j. ID. H LUNT.
ap13 Cor. King and Washington SITS
PARTNE sHIP
Mr.. WIN. NJ. REARDoN is admitted PARTNER
in my business from this date which as heretofore
conducted, will be continued under the firm uanle
of F. A. REED { co.
ap1 F.A Rec D:
TO THE TRADE
JOHN 4. FIELD.
Il King street.
Is Agent for ALLEN & cos RICHMOND Gl N
CIGARETTES and other goods also FELGNEt -
& SONS HERD DE la REM CIGARETTE :
Will sell them at FACTORY l'ilCES. Call in Mu {
See for yourself apo
DRIME LEMONS received to-day by
i ap12 J. c. MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15
LOCAL MATTERS.

NhlIl,rH PROBABILITIES, April -, 1851
For H." !i':'. Atlantic StalrS partly cloudy
weather. i.i,: Gains on the coast. variable winds,
..'o't.1,s. %: higher haroprtcr and stationary
;.,u.,.r;iu:'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

Bargains in the latest styles of spring
goods this week at ID. Ruben Il Co.'S Boot
and Shoe House, No. 6S King street, next
door to H. Strauss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

iii, LII NAEKET.-Thc market this morning
j. r"s We'll supplied, but there was no change
~ Pnee:. The sellers seemed to take
r "ei ~" lii informing the buyers that butter
rSa MY cents a pound, sir" Tomatoes,
ra, "'>t OF the season, were held at 40 cents
T., quarter peck, Fish sold as follows
j@ ',"' 4oa'oc per pair; herring l5c per
mc ts" perch, S3a40c per bunch single
'"' No $l.25 a piece.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

-ian ""ftRIY SALE.-Mr. r. T. Lucas, auc-
Hn "eef sold today in front of the Market
l. S's;' On Fairfax street, for Messrs. Francis
Noor.ln l'h' joni NJ. Johnson and Thomas
IwSII,, commissioners, a two-story brick
ana itpt, lis On 81. Asaph street, between King
''lce; now occupied by Mrs. Fossett,
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% cents.
SOLD By THE DRUGGISTS

TEST POCKET DYSPEPSIA CURE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

TEMrEHhNCE.--The temperance meeting
n Armory Hall last night was attended by
he largest and most appreciative audience
OF the week Mr. Burdick presided and in
Produced Mr.. Charles Nye, of Washington.
Nr. Nyc delivered an interesting and inn
lrcS>iyr speech, which was listened to with
Profound attention. Mr.. Burdick was the
next and last speaker. His speech was a
snort and good one. This was certain
! the best meeting of the series. Rev.
Dr. ponl<on, Of the NJ. F.. Church, and Rev
NF. Ircadway, of the NJ. P. Church, occu-
ped seals OF the stage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

COOPERATION CorRT-JudSe y. B. Meade
presiding. sails 4 Co., and others VI. H..
:. Barker: dr:ositiun Of Nathaniel Boush on
behalf Of defendant, and dispositions Of +.
r Cort.cll aud others un behalf Of plaintiff
h!r,'.
H., rcr administrator VI. ilvoii 1t I'll. in
chance, y, report of {. W. Wattlcs reporting
bid Of I, ian fled and decree directing
commissions er to accept the bid.
Parrish Er. rs. vs.. II. :. ". Barke and Son ;
in rI,urr.r, Al. 1 in attachment; Cassard &
son IS. same: NJ, lis \ Co. rs. same Mehaf-
icy * Co.. -. SAINT Hill 4 Go. Us. same;
ttr-.. cause, conso, dated; motion to dis
miss attachments and argument being heard
when report closed. -,
The Judge appointed t, he following judges
Of election :,
First Ward--WiIliam Cl.'aunceH, }. IT
Burroughs and Henry Within g
second Ward-John II. b. Ha: George
iD5Sarl aud W. d. ;. Butler. -,
Third Warl-Edward Fl. Greg, TH, u. r.
steiner and j. Mex. Ware.
Fourth Ward-Jas. l.. Dyson, BE-. paiiili
W Nails and \. :. Pcrpencr.
The court then took recess until 1--WE
o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-04-15

TIE MECHANICS FAiR.--The fair for the
benefit OF Lafayette Lodge OF Mechanics, in
again last night. The fair will close with q
ball Wednesday night next. The following
Is the vote for the several articles up to
date.
For Watch Miss F.. Cook, 6:'; Mrs Bnier,
-; Miss l.. Smith, S.
For Hccklacc--Miss McSsina kceyes, 81 +;
Miss Mansfield, 9: Miss Hammond, 4; Miss
Sarah +. Graham, 3.
For Cane--Friesous CT: f. +. Marbury,
~ kahourt, 10; w. Mahler,5; +. Crump, /.
For Pin Of Order-Manstield Il W. D.
Chichester. Il: Clarence Moore, Is" Charles
Padgr,l 10; J. Fl. Tomlin, 9:
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ISAAC EIcHBEGo.

Successor 20 Slaymalcrr Co. )
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Ever Offered Before in Alexandria
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-01-05

A MoRGANATIc PRINCESS. royal
highness, Princess Sallie Winnemucca,
queen of the Piutes, says the Silver State,
was recently married in San Francisco, to
an ex-soldier named L. H. Hopkins The
ceremony took place at the Russ house, Rev.
DIR. Beers officiating. The bridegroom was
in the army during the Bannock war, when
the Princess Sallis was on Gen. Towards
staff, and was captivated by her charms.
He is the third or fourth husband of the
Princess, and the second soldier who has
succumbed to her destinations. The other
fellow was Lieutenant Bartlett whe fell in
love with her at Fort McDermitt, about IL
years ago, and married her in Utah, for
which he was cashiered, and shortly after
ward left his royal bride. She afterward
entered into everalImorganatic alliances, liv.
ing for awhile in Wyoming with one C. b.
Hamilton, whose acquaintance she had
formed here, and subsequently with an In.
dian near the Malheur reservation. The
Princess and her consort are going East at
an early date.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-01-05
ORDINANCE No. I2S.

An Ordinance to provide for the survey OF q
grade OF Main street from the intersection
Of Thirteenth street to the Columbia river.
The City Of Vancouver does oriain as fol.
losrs:
Section l. That the city surveyor be and
he Is hereby instructed and directed TO survey
a grade Of Main street from the intersection
thereof with Thirteenth street to the Co.
lumbia river, and make and file plat and
profile thereof In the Office Of the city clerk
within thirty days from the date Of the pas
sage OF this ordinance.
Section 2 That said city surveyor may ap-
point, subject to the approval Of the commit
tee on streets, public buildings and improve
improvements, deputy and all necessary as
sistants 10 enable him to make such survey
and profile.
Section 4 That the standing committee Of
the council on streets, public buildings and
improvements be and they arc hereby au-
thorized and instructed 10 superintend the
survey Of said grade, and 70 give the said city
surveyor or his deputy such directions aud
instructions as they may deem best
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect
and be in force from and after its passage and
approval.
Read FIRST and second times January2 1854.
Read third time and adopted January 2
1852.
Attest: J.J. BEEsON, City Clerk.
Approved January 3rd, lisa,
J. RANDOLPH SMITH, Mayor.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-01-05

The paymaster is expected to visit thepost
on official business in day or two.
Target practice continues in fair weather
at the shooting range of Vancouver Bar
racks.
An order has been issued directing the re-
distribution of animals at the different posts
in the department.
Nothing official has been received at
headquarters concerning the alleged removal
of the Vancouver Arsenal
The u s. Revenue Cutter o. w. Wolcott
will leave Puget Sound about Jan. 10th, on
cruise to Alaskan waters.
Com. Sergt. Charles Vernon has been
transferred from Camp Thomas, Arizona, to
Jackson Barracks, New Orleans.
Rev. David Wills, Chaplain U. s. A., fills
the pulpit of the Walla Walla Presbyterian
church until pastor is again obtained.
The boys in blue at Fort Ceur d'Alene
spent Christmas in consuming the seven
kinds of meat prepared for the holiday
feast.
Capt. H. M. Gregory, U. S. Navy. on
Tuesday assumed command of the light
house tender Shubrick, relieving Capt. Alfred
Everson, resigned.
The interest in the post reading and
amusement rooms continues undated, and
these rooms may be regarded as a perma-
nent fixture at Vancouver Barracks.
An important order has been issued by the
department commander fixing the number Of
civilian employees throughout the depart
ment, and changing the grades of pay.
Last evening Gen. Morrow, Col. COM
manding 2lst Infantry, opened an evening
school for the enlisted men at Vancouver
Barracks, 81 men having applied for it.
Two Maryland congressman have applied
to the President for the promotion of 1t.
E. s. Farrow to Captaincy, as a reward
for his arduous work in Indian campaigns
in this department.
Troop F, lst Cavalry. gave its second an
nual ball at Fort Boise on Monday, an els-
CANT affair. On Christmas day this troop
presented Capt. w. r. Parnsll with gold
headed cane, and his wife silver water
pitcher.
In addition to his present duties as chief
signal officer, Captain John O. Adams of the
LIST Cavalry, has been assigned to special
duty collecting and collating, under the in
structions of the department commander,
all the military information practicable tc
obtain regarding the Indians within the
geographical limits of the department.
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NOTICE.

hereby give notice to all whom 1t may
concern, that on account of persons having
broken into my cabin and committed other
depredations upon the premises, now for
bid all hunting on my lands, and all other
trespass, and shall prosecute to the full ex-
tent Of the law all persons committing such
unlawful acts. l hereby offer $40 reward for
evidence that will convict any person Of tres
pass thereon, or the taking away from the
premises Of any of my property.
MICHAEL MULCAHY.
Vancouver, Jan. g. 1882 81