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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-19

BY anew arrangement conductor Net
Teton takes the Howard Branch run
alone at handsome increase in salary.
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Our merchants are busy taking their
annual inventory of stock
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Thomas s. Jones received a handsome
new coffee and spice grinder on Satur-
day.
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DIR. Frost has moved his Office into the
Holderman block over Bates dug store.
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The Topeka Capital Of December 25th
speaks as follows of the company which
will appear at jays opera house on Fri
day evening of this week:
The New Orleans University Singers
had a fine audience at the Methodist
church last night. There are eight sing
ers, double quartette, and an organIst
They came with the recommendation OF
the press of other cities as the best ju.
bilee singers travelling. The pro
gram opened with q chant ol
the Lords prayer, a beautiful thing,
and in some respects the best
performance of the evening, as it show
ed better than anything else how perfect
ly their voices blend, Aside from the
popular hymns and melodies, such as
angels meet Me at the Cross Roads, >
"Roll a and Rock a. dem in His Arms,'
1.-THE old Ark is Moving" Joshua FIJI
de Battle of Jerrico." Gospel Train
General Roll Cal, - ETC., some music o.
an entirely different style was intrOduc
ed. Mrs. ToOmbs sang an operate air
in which she displayed the wide range
of g voice Of remarkable power and com
pass. The laughing song by Mr.. Tilmar
was one of the best features of the en-
tertainment. Bliss .Profundo Basso'
was also admirably done.
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ReaI Estate Trans1ers


Coordination Street -. ...!.,...'$ So
e II FOrde to Ira Laughhn, lot SO Con-
gresS street. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is
e ID McCollOm to Bushrod Frizzel, lot .
on Congress street, Copley's addition g.
Elizabeth Evans to j NJ Steele, lot 81 on
Constitution street .......... 49,. Ion
g BOlfnger to w W Williams, lot Il,
In blk Ruggie's addition 5
acres In sec 2S-201l......... ...... II
Lyo1 county TO John T Farwell. 40 acres
II sec 3l-17-13. Observation-Disclosures.
John Sebastian to Bill, guardian, 10
acres in sec 1911. -. ......-...... / 90
L d Jacobs TO Evan MSr,s, l25 acres In
secs. III and 27l-19- 12. -. ...... l,25
Thomas ArmOr TO Herbert Davis, 100
acres in sec. 1918: II. .:.......: l.2z
Ellis Owen 70 n Buns, acres in sec.
Homer Cherringtcn to Thos. CHEERING. :
ton, Is acres IN sec a-i9- n..--.-.-.. 6D
Lyon county to ] g krock, 20 acres In
sec. I6-lS-l9. Observation-Disclosures. -. 4
Calvin Hood TO Alfred Roberts, 7so5 100
acres in sec. 29-l9.lS .........-..-....... LES
7sK acres il sec. 80. 1913 - -. /. 90
John ID Gibson 70 Is Moreland. "a 1910
acres in sec. 6-lS-li ............-.-.--- &C
Lyon co1ntyto Joshua Duran. 40 acres
in sec. 10 20 Is .....-....-... l6
Jacob p Dunn to Noah A Walker, 90
acres in sec 81 1911 ................-. $50
Noah A Walker TO Catharine Harris, SO
acres in sec. St-l5 IL go. loo
Catherine Harris to Naomie Earl. 50
acres in sec 34-l51i -.------.-..-...--- l,al
NaonIe Earl to Geo. x Sehaaeld. So
acres in sac. 81 IS-n. -. :. 100
Geo. 4 Schoheld to Geo. w Frederick, 90
acres in sec. 81 1911 ...........-...-... :
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WANTEd.-A practical sheep-breeder
Immediately. References required.
J. g. DwELLE,
Cedar Point, Kans.
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Ice on the Cottonwood and NeoshO is
from an inch and half to two inches in
thickness.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-19

The mercury was down to two degrees
below zero Tuesday morning, the lowest
point it has reached this winter
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The University Singers held one hun
dred concerts consecutively in Phila-
delDhia with unbounded success.
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w. F. Ewing has purchased the prop
erty recently owned by Mrs. Plat, on
State street.
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Don't fail to hear the University
Jubilee" Singers on Friday evening.
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The A. T. and S. F. railroad carried
100000 pieces of baggage in the year
1891
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The poles for the city telegraph lines
have been planted on Merchants street
and sixth avenue.
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The new city gas lamps are daisies.

The trains on the Santa Fe are all out
of "wheck."
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The gas works tank was accepted by
the company Tuesday.
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]. B. Halleck has put up new bulle-
tin board on Fifth avenue east of the
Weaver block.
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DoLMANs-A few of these garments
left al Tatham's which are TO lie
slaughtered.
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Hon. Al. Green, the spicy correspOn
dent of the Kansas City Journal, who
writes over the sobriquet of Joe Fluff
fer" dropped in to see US Monday.
He came down 10 Emporia to write up
the town, but from meteorological con
siderations postponed the job, and went
to Topeka on the noon train. He is an
exceedingly happy writer, and his con
tributIons to the Journal are prominent
among the attractive features of the best
newspaper west of the Mississippi thai
has a circulation in this section.
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a special train carrying number of
Santa Re officials went west. last even
| in0
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RRIfHiOns.

The meetings now in progress at the
Baptist church are increasing in interest
each evening. II was very manifest last
nigh, that the spirit was present in
power. There will be preaching again
this evening by the Rev. DR.. Worrall,
who will also preach every evening this
week. All are most cordially invited to
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-19

Turkeys and chickens wanted by
Samuel Faust, at Faust s. Ladd's old
atand
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The I.eavenworIh MINES nf a pece

The Leavenworth Times of a recent
date speaks as follows OF an entertain.
ment given by the New Orleans Jubilee
Singers who will appear at jays opera
house in this city on Friday evening:
The large audience assembled at the
new opera house, last night, was sur.
prised, but agreeably so. That the per.
Torrance was enjoyed and appreciated
was attested by the hearty applause Al
the conclusion Of each piece
Several times the applause
was quite prolonged, and only ceased
when an encore was rendered, and then
the plaudits they merited were heartily
bestowed. "The Lords Prayer" chant
was finely given and well received. The
| pieces especially deserving of notice
were, "Profundo Basso," by Mr. L. A
Tilman; HWaiting," by Miss Jones
1.-THE Old Ark is Moving" by Mr.. Toll
yer: exodus song-HWe are Going,n by
Mr.. Walker; "Johsua Fit the Battle o.
JericO," by Miss Parker; "Swaunee Riv
err" (by requesO Mrs. Toombs; Mis-
Robinson sang no solo, but her alto wa
plainly heard, and was very sweet; Mis-
Miller, the organist, Is skillful player
and kept perfect time. The chorprel
were Exceptionally fine, and the solo
have seldom been eqanied in Lesxen
| worth.
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Try the New Howe Sewing Machine
NJ. r. Roblee, rear of NEws block.
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The Pittsburg Sunday Leader quotes.
Mr.. Martin Karg, Silver Greek, MINI.
cured badly wounded horse with st
Jacobs Oil.
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1t is suspected that the ice men hay'
been testing the efficacy OF prayer
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1882-01-19

Eight sets of instruments arrived Mon
day for the city telegraph office.
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ENPoRIA MARK ETs.
EnroEIA. Kans-, Janaar5 IS.

:. Quotations as given 70 tho NEva by ou'
local dealers.
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Wabash Plaindealer: G. s. Hale this
week sold his famous trotting stallion,
General knox," and his twoyear-old
trotting marc, "Sallie KNOX, to j. 81.
White, of Emporia, Kansas. The con-
sideration for the two animals was $500.
General Knox has been the most sue.
cessful breeding horse in this section OF
Indiana. and his colts are in great de-
mand both here and in Michigan. We
congratulate the people Of Emporia that
SO fine a horse is to come among them
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B0staA Wool Market.

-s-. BOSTON, January IL, 1889.
Walter Brown & Co.'S Boston Weekly Wool
Circular Of Jan. Ath gives the following quo
| tatiops Tor Kans rs wool:
| 1881 ' ~ - 40 - Good. Ordinary
Fine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 266b27k o.. SOG124
| -Se1ooO s-Is-SodB]t
coarse -..---: .s,I- ~ ISe9z3 -:
Since the opening of the year the wool
market has been very Arm ON all Glasses OF
wool with q steady demand, particularly on
| 1ne Ohio and Michigan fieeces.
In medium grades of wool there is no ma
| ierial change since our last report.
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The AMERIcus News
KDrrED By a BuRLow."

Mixed and dry paints al Bonds drug
store
Pieces medicines al ROnd's.
Ayers Hair YigOF, At Bond's.
Condition powders for ''pinkeys." et
Bonds drug store.
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SATuRpAY, january 14

OATOhDAf, y January ii.
A large crowd witnessed the school
exhibition at the NJ E. Church last
night. The children ali did we'll from
the smallest 10 the largest, and in snme
instances a large degree of superiority
was shown by some of the diminuliye
ones. The tableaux were well arranged,
and Considerable trouble and expense
~ latREREide ihs necessary
COS ag.z - eiIy5speE: ss<angss
ments. The sing Showed slSorouga
training on the part of the tutors The
closing act, the Magic Pcn," was just
splendid, well executed in every part
and carried out in quite theatrical
style. The speaking, as usual in such
cases, was in rather a low tone, and
'star light" society was organized in
the rear of the building for the ediflca-
ton of those who could not hear the
regular program. After it was "o-yer" the
audience dispersed feeling we'll repaid
for their time and trouble. The last
report in regard to Will Wheat is that he
forged . time check out in Denver, but
failing to get the money on it he left for
parts unknown. "A petition is being
variously signed challenging the church
es to appoint a committee to meet the
signers in mortal combat" to argue the
question whether the Bible is given by
inspiration, or whether it originated
from man. d. w. w. 10y has returned
from Colorado.
Collins and burial caskets constantly
on hand. All kinds, from the cheapest
to the best, at NJ. ". Glbson's.
Candies and CONNECTIONS at N. W. Glib
sons.
When you want to save So on bill of
goods don't go to EmpOria, but call on
]. D. Gibson. He will duplicate EN-
poria prices. A full stock of everything
generally kept in flrst-class dry goods
store. Call and see HIM.
Jeans pants and best overcoats at Will
avba
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COUNTY COAsaI1ssIONERs
Organization and Proceedings Of tia
New Board.
COUNTY CLRRE's OFFICE,

OrganiaAtion and Proceedings Of the
New Board.
COUNTY cLRRK's OFFICE, |
Monday, Jan. Q, 1882.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
Iaent; present, Il. r. Holmes and J. F.
Jones. This being the day for the reor-
ganizatiOn Of the board, and p. G. Hal
berg, the member elect from the First
district being present, be was duly quail
flied according to law, whereupon the
board proceeded tOOrganize new board
by electing H. r. Holmes chairman, at
ter which the following proceedings
were had:
The contract of L. w. Lewis to re-
build the west pier on the NeoshO Rap
ids bridge was accepted.
It was ordered by the board that the
county clerk advertise for bids for med
iCine and medical attendance for the
county poor for the term of one year,
commencing Asrch /, bids to be re-
ceived up to February IA. 10 m.
w. P. Gould and Geo. w. Frederick
were appointed to assist the probate
judge in his quarterly examination of
the county treasury.
On motion it was ordered by the board
that the bounty for fnll-grown wolf
scalps be five dollars, and for half grown
OF puppies. two dollars and fifty cents
each, said order to be enforced from
January LIST, 1882, to July lat, 1882.
1t was ordered by the board that the
old OF John Hammond for putting down
new flooring on the Cottonwood and
Neosho river bridges, according to the
specifications as furnished be, and the
same are hereby accepted.
On motion the board adjourned till
Tuesday morning.
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FIVE CENT COLUMN.

Advertisements are inserted in this eolun
for five cents a line each insertion-avt
aging seven words to the line.
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Collins and burial caskets constantly
on hand. All kinds, from the cheapest
to the best, at NJ. W. Glbson's.
Candies and CONNECTIONS at N. W. Glib.
a0nss
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Additional Locals on the Fourth Page
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FRESH MEATS, &C
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

MISSOURI Pasiae.
Daily 4Eeept SUNDAY
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II. }. RUDIsILL, Scc'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23
LOCAL -BREVIIIES.

The weather to-day hiss been cod and b.ustry
-Marct -iks.
MIR. f. L. Bfotkett. Auditor If ID 8 city, n :
cai7ed tie vote of the democratic members CT
the Legislature tt-!sy for Au!itcr tf Public
Acc,un!s Of the State.
A number of uniformed Knights of Pythiss
Of WASHINGTON. accompanied by u band, went
down 10 Norfolk last night on the steamer Jane
MoIeey 10 participate in the parade to take
place in Portsmouth. where tie Grand Lodge
has been in sefRion, to d.J.
From john Z. Convery, Leading artiet cf
Baltimore. No 7 n. Charles ftreet: "Hsvirg
employed Mr. s. T. Shumaa. OF Alexandria, 10
do my share of tho picture painting for the Bal.
tim re Seequi centsnIis', uaheststipg'y pro.
ncunce / n superior srtist to sry have III At
with either in Ibis city or New York. He ass
done the fats: work in the centennial proofs.
eion." Professor Rogers, Rlsc!ricisn, Capitol
Washington, l.. G: ''Shum ans picture CT the
Msrlyrdom Of 81. Peter is beautiful and i'm.
pressiae work of Art ard not surpa ID by any
mural painting in this District"
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AUCTION sALEH.

GALE OF LAND AND MILL PROPER.
~ TY IN FAIKFAX-Pursulnt 10 q decree
rendered at the juno term, 1881, of the Circuit
Oourt OF Fairfax county in the suit of Makeley
Vs. seldeen and Hetzel, tho undersigned, com .
missioner Of ssle. therein named on MONDAY
February goth 1882, (Coa,t day. at about 70
O'Clock Ii, will sell at public auction, in front
OF the Court House door of said county, the fol.
towing REAL ESTATE owned by Mrs. Het.
zel; q TRACT OF LAND, containing 1853
acres roods AID poles, known ss The
"WHiTk TRACT" lying in Centrevills Dis.
trict, near Clifton, and adjoining Fullerton,
Buckley and others. This land will be sold in
parcels if desired.
THE MILL LOT ct Clifton, about of an
acre With the STRAIN SAW MILL located
thereon. and the MACHINERY and other an
purtsnces thereto attached; also a SPOKE
II ACHINR.
Terms of Sale: One.fourth each the residue
IN three equal annual instalments, Occurred by
the purchasers bonds. with good personal secur
IVY; desiring interest from day OF sale, and title
to Do rettlned till last pay ment is made.
e. w. THOMAS,
TaOS. MOORE,
janl4-w4w Commissioners Of SsIe
GF The sbcvo SALE on account Of the W s.th.
or, is postpone Until MONDAY, the G0,h day
Ct March next. at Same hour End place.
feb2l-wSw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23

TIE CORPORATION JUDGEsHIP. The time
far The opeoing of the Msreh term of tho
i,orpor.tion Court is ba. eleven days eff, ard
still DO nomination has baen msdo by the read
i1s.er CAUCUS for Judge of this city. Ja5ge
Chiffon died 10 Janu,rT. and tie Pcbrusry
term of tho court had to be ecjIurnsd OVER.
u;u,a to tho icconvenisno, ct thoss having
business With the court Tha prosp CO are
tia, there will b. 10 March term of the cur!
.or want Of judge. Li,igants have already been
m, 10 heavy expense By reason of tho failure
II the reeduseIs to provide judge for the
civ, srd il she March term of the court il net
held this expense will be greatly added te.
z ae parties to suits peodiug fer settenen arc
III to tho expense Of s. so day. In the mtaI-
:!mo the delay on tho part of tho cluous to
make nomination is being taken advantage of
d; .he friends cf the different candidates to
9o,k up he claims Of shei; respective fsvoites.
Petitions, letters. &C., sre being constantly sent
10 Richmond favtrng one or the other oandi
,la.o for the position. The folo6i ing is among
the latest papers OF the subject, furnished the
reai 2ater members Of the Legislature:
ALEXANDRA, Va. Feb. 10. 1882
DEAR a:-We take this N s!bod of sddre.s-
irVyou word in behalf OF Mr.. William a.
Csv. who is E candidate foT Judge of the Cor.
Mr. Cave hiss not been go prominently pulled
ie:ore The public IS the other three gentlemen
who srp candidates. he is. we bs!isyo the choics
cis II. jrIr Of tho trues. men Of his early in
us cy. !As regards residence, while Mr.. Gave
b.S b5el voter here fcr seven years. neither of
the o.her gent!eu Ell vote in this city. This. we
suppose, is o vel known fact. In rsgs!d to
qualification. Mr. Cave ia thorough scholar.
a1d has sn experience OF law practice OF ff-
teen 4sr5. Hodest a1 d unsssuning, those who
GGow him best, csn hes. appreciate h. merits
If elected he vii 90 honor to those who elect
HIN, I'N C. credit upon the cfic,, do juatcs to
all, end give satisfaction to the people of til,
ely, among wht m 9 is highly eaiesmed fer
pure sad unstsinod character. Owing to the
bitter feeling aroused tmong tbs respective
t:!onds OF the other gentlemen 10 this city, we
are confident that Mr.. Caves election would
iead 80 a!lay the unpleasant mtmory of the
contest.
l. is for this re.son, and cur deei.e to so,vs
worthy sud deserving gentleman that Te have
tskan az !ntare:t in The matter. Respectfully,
10 ONEAL
LEWIS MCKENZIE,
+. BEATTIE
4. Jameson,
j s. FOWLER.
GEo. RICHARDS.
And msny cIh:r3.
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BY 2. T. Lucss, Auctioneer.
TISH WHARF FOR BENT BY AUCTION

On GATURDAY, February 9th, 1882, 1t l2
o'ck ck II in front Of III, new Market Build
irg. Royal street. tho CORPORATION FISH
WHARF will be rentei for the ensuing nine
months, COME eacipg March l, 1892. The Tentor
will be required to furnish material for and lay
platforms sufficient TO accommodate the trade
Ill passws5s mast be kept open and free from
ohstlucti 9ns; me reat 10 er,c; no bulldog
vi Thin lees distance than 10 f,et from the east
front of the wharf, nor than 70 feet from the
sou.h front. No privilege Or the sale of liquors
will be granted inconsistent with the laws of The
city on that subiect Tbs rentor will bs re q1ired
to remove the otfal within 4s hcuis, and none of
i! shall bs thrown into the liver. Possession will
be 81 zen O.; the lst of n arth 1882
NJ bids will bs consd .red uni, >, the iii ders
shsll be knCwa or youched for 10 lhs auctioneer
a. re.uonsible. The Ugh. to reject any or al
bids is reserved.
ALI articles land ed on the wharf for tho use Of
the city 10 be free FRI m Whsrf;gs.
|. Terus: DISH, payable in U. 3. currency, gold
or silver coin.
By oIdsr OF the Joi.t Committee on Public
Pr: p .rtv. JOHN w. PEAKE,
feD1e.Gi Chairman.
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Fob SALE OF RENT.

A EOME ON EASY TRRMS-I will aell
n the HOUSE and LOT. No. l4S south Co.
lumbus street, between Gibbon and Franklin
streets. fronting on Columbu, etreat 30 feet and
runsing west 1l5 feet inches to q is. alley in
fee. Terms: Ten dollars per IL onth in advance,
running f)r period of six years the purchaser
to be exempt from sill interest and taxes until
terms are CT IN piled with.
ieb22-3t W. L. PADGETT. l6i King ct.
EOk SALE AT A BARGAIN-Thas large
Il and vary desirable and valuable WAKE
HOUSE, and WHARF PROPERTY known as
FOWLE'S WHARF, in Alexandra, Virginia,
now occupied BY Gel Philip 3. Hoos, commis
ST IN merchant; wstor about q feet steamboats,
and large VS. els 1t d st the wharf.
X. w. FRNWICK, (owner)
Iadeoit Bulldog, Washington, u. @.
jan22lnl or to Z. 3. Hooe. on the promises.
EOR SALE.-A FARM Of abou. 3C0 AORRs
- ii.uated on ar lington Heights three miles
from The South end of the Long Bridge, in full
view cfths Capitol. Said farm has been used
a. Dairy Farm Tor the last thirty years. l
will sail the whole in body or divide it in three
farms Of about 100 acres each, Improvement.
good. Terms easy. Persons wishing to inspect
thu property can reach the same by Washington
and Ohio x. e. at Arlington Station. which il
about mile distant and II mile from For
Runyoa on the Washington and Alexandra &,
Z. For particulars enquire of the subscriber
dec6.tf g. B. CORBETT.
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GuE Coon TEMpLAEs VISIT TO WASHING
T5N.-Go!d.n L'gh. Lodge Of Coed Eel pisrs
Of this Gig Visited M9.p;Dg S;ar Lntz, Of
Washington. Of which Mr. NJ p. Os!d pa is
The Chiet Tonrl.r, last night. fac tcc sioo
vas reunion CT Washio2toa j'emp!ers, at
which there aarc pres: ut. besides IN, % % 5yrs
Of Morniog Star a2d Golden Light L1dsts,
Mi10ehaas, C!eman!s snd Goi{cl RnIc, Pfovi
ie1C,, R:uaioa, Friendship and SIat OF Hope
Lodges. n, II. Fear G. ". q T.. presided.
Hon. D. Z. Holloway Wss ioraduoed eni tx-
tNtd2d WARN lconc 10 tn, g;5i!cra, which
vas responded to tv II. l. Raue5, W. 9. +.
Ct Golden j. gls Ledge. fnc l. ;dge inmod;-
stey tpsntd uodsr tho head of &c sod f Tho
Order when shlrt and h:pop addresses were
rasds by w. y Geo:,y, II. nI. Fo'z, NJ; i,rJ j.
+. D7iue, j. j. M,hooty aid J. Ba.es rcci-
i,tcDs By Nj les cassie Perry ADD Mrs. Naylor;
songs By Emma AiHt Mary GroeoaWsy.
Fla Herbert. Fl. g. Fall, N. s. Greeoewsy,
8 II D3Naugbsa erd the Fear family. 8,
II Maggie. ssilor by. read With loo eff ct
sunday on DscS," A. Tho conclusion of the
exercises The comqaoy, &c tho number of 800
sat down 10 bouutitu. COLLATION. furnished ty
ine Wsshio2!oa Lodges to whoh, i: is needles 8
ID say. full ju5lic7 1as d!le. The Lodge room
vas ts i, rssor!ed 10 ED tho rect Of the
c7euinS VS. given Up to birth esd e. ;ymen,
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that the timo hld arrived 10 close. end The
2hZs,dl!c3 ni4a haste to oa'ci The train
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-02-23

POLICE lTEMs.-Tbe Mayor lad before him
this morDiue Grsyer Giles. offered. charged
With beating his wife, ApDie Glep, and Marth.
Mcguire, charged with keeping al uoIicsussd
dog. Giles was discharged, bis wife. who was
the complainant. failing 10 appear agaits. bin.
The Mcguire woElen was also discharged, she
ttstiiying that tho dog did not bsong to Lei.