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Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
WEEKLY CITIZEN. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER I2, 1882
Local Intelligence.
he town is Inn of strangers.

The town is full of strangers. V The silver-tongued was not misnamed.
 The Democrats are sick and they know 1t.
 Mir. E. \. Fish is reported con yalescing.
 Mine host Shiben again assumes control of the Palace dining room. k, Duek hunters Tn the sloughs north of town are meeting with moderate sue cess.
 The police of Tucson have made twenty one arrests for the present month.
 The Episcopaliars will, 1t IS said, build church and parsonage during the coming year.
 Mr. O. Buekalew left for visit to the East yesterday morning. Ills little son accompanied him.
 It IS reported that young daughter has been born to Mir. and Mrs. M- l. Brown now living in Oakland.
 Some machinery at the depot pro- babIv intended for the GuAsIght, are addressed to the 'Gunshot' consoh- dated mine
 The first time card with instructions to employees on the New Mexico and Arizona Railroad was issued from the CITIZEN office Saturday.
 Some unknown miscreaut made an effort to burn large quantity ot hay, ru. and owned by NIT. Colton, on the PsDaeo reservation a few days since.
 An unsportsmanlike hunter is report ei to have killed seven quail at one shot on Saturday last. It may be fun for the killer, but # IS rather tough on the quail.
 Rev. C. B. Sumner, of Sumnerville, Mass, Is expected to arrive m Tucson and assume charge of the Congrega- tional church at this place some time during the present month. Those ac- gusinted with him report him cultl- vatsd and very pleasant gentleman.
 The reason advanced by prominent | lawyer for casting hls vote against l Smith was that in case he had criminals | to defend he did not want one of the | ablest lawyers ID the country to prose | cute against him.
 NIT. 4. l.. Kerr. who for the past 1 several weeks has been sick in Tucson, l has so far recovered as to be able to re- ! turn to his place of business in the ! Sombreretillo. His brother Mir. Kerr IS | here with him.
 AIr. c. E. Ames of Prescott, Scott < O., of San Francisco, arrived ln Tue | son yesterday en route to Tombstone, where he goes to put pumping works into the Grand Central mine for the purpose of prospecting below the water level.
 Mr. Rice, superintendent Of the Michigan Boy mine in the Empire dis trict IS in the city. The shaft m thIs mize IS now in a fine body Of grey car bonate ore running high ID lead with good amount of the more precious metals The shaft Is 5X6 and Is all m ore, so the size of the ledge is not determined yet.
 Judge Hoover has been subp9naed to appear in Washington as a witness m the alleged bribery case In connection with the Star Route trial. The judge will probably not be obliged to leave before his term of court here Is ended. Judge Pinney will open the court at Tombstone on the 18th and will be re- lieved by Judge Hoover as soon as he can return from the National capital.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

It is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be publi-hed for the perIpd of sixty days itsn consecutive weeks m the Arizona CITIZEN, weekly newspaper published at Tucson. A T which i- here by designated by me us published nearest such claims. HENRY COUSINS Register
 kAKLL G SMITH. AttprneTs for Applicant
 Flrs- publication Sept. 17. I.-3.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Application No. s65 for Patent Io the Ari
 IonA kiaS Whining Claim
US. LAxp osncE. Trcsox. AnrzoxA. {

October 2s ls-2. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - Santa Rita Land and Mining Company. by C. II. Lord, agent whose post0fics addres- Is care Of tIeO. D. Smith, General Superintendent Gala b'-'i- Arizona, has thls day nled Its application for a patent for ljUu linear feet of the Arizona King ulIne or veIu. bearing copper and other minerals. with surface ground bOu feet m width sltuatei m Pima Mining district. county of Pima and Territory of ArIzJna, and designated by the deld notes and oficiil plat on hle at this odlce aH Lot Number e GIla and Salt River Me- r nan. sand Lot No. e being as follows to-vlt..
 Beginning at Initlal monument at end of long. s't m grunnd and monument of stones marked "A No. |, from which shaft Nu. bears : -l deg " l3l feet distant. This l. also the N W corner of the ArZuua Queen Niniur Claim.
 Thence deg W along end boundary line of ciaim aN feet to \ curnsr of claim Co a pine post 2xi inches square, feet long in monument of stsues. marked "A No. e" Thence \ -I deg W on \ side boundary line of claim IIlu feet t1 \ W corner Co pine post 3y4 inches sq7are. No. g."
 Thence S deg E SoO feet along W end boun- diary of claim to center of same. a pine post lvg marked "A K No.s.'
 Thence S deg continuation of line on W end SuO feet Co W corner of ciaim Co pine post -xt inch-s square feet long m mound of stones.
 Thence \ sl deg F. l5 Q feet along < side boun. diary llne of claim Co F corner to a pine DOS, -At lIDIfr fuaEts D It~i long, m mound ftf stones, marked "A K No. 6." from which U x Miner Monument No. 2 Pima Mining District bears ii deg a mn F. 20 feet distant
 Thence 9deg along end line of claim sJu feet Co the place of beginning.
 Magnetic vauation lj deg r., containing 3l66 acres.
 The ocatiop notice of this claim Is recorded m tte Recorder office of Pima county, m Book "t of Records of Mines. page 5u.
 The adjoining claimants are The Arlzona Queen on the F.
 Any and all persons claiming adversely ary portion Of sad Auzpua kuc mine. OF the surface ,ruund are r-IuIrad to tle rhair adver-s clam with the Register of tgr United Sfata- Land Od-cr, at Tucson. Arizoua- during Che sixty days periud ot publication. or they VIII be barred by vlrru- ot the provisions of the statute
 hESuN COUSINS. Register. lis he-eby ordered that the foregoing notice he puh.lshed sixty days Ten crusecutive weeks m The A-izuua ttrIzEN. weekly newspaper puhii-iof. gt Iur-Hl. ArizouH Territory winch TaTt-r hereby its.I mattel bv mo a- ruIIf-ha
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Capping and Restoring Teeth

With gold. by process invented and prepared by himserf. His long experience renders his services valuable in the treatment of chI!drens warranted. su3O
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
 A CURE GUARANTEED.


 Dr. F. C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment. a specific for Hysterla. Dizziness. CouVIlsIons. Nervous Headache. Mental Depression, Loss of Memory, SpermHtOrrhOea lmpOtenCy, luvoluu- tary Emissions, premature old age, caused by overeNeruon. self-abuse or over indulgence which leads to misery. decay and death One box VIII cure recent case1. Each box contains g., United States coin; sent by mail prepaid on receipt Of price. We waruntee SIX boxes will cure any ct-e. With each order received by US for sl- boxes, accompanied with five dollars, We will send the purchaser our written guarantee Co return the money If the treatment does not effect a cure. Guarantees issued only by
 ]. F. fOkBA. successor to C. II. Meyer. No
 25 Congress street, Tucson.
 Wholesale and Retail Druggist. Orders by mail at regular prices. mhl5-lyd&v
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Application No. s6e for a Patent Tor the Pat.
 tersOn MInin. Claim.
|. s. LAND OEyIcE TucsoS. ARlzoyA.t

October .. iSsZ. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE - Santa lhta Land and Mining Company, by C.. II. Lord. agent, whose po-to1ine address IS care of George D. smith. General Superiuteud- ent talahlsa-. ArlEOna. ha- this day tled It's au- pllCGtlon for patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of tho Patterson Mine or vein bearing cop per and other minerals with surface ground sIN hundred feet m width, situated iu PIma Mining district. county of Pima and Territory of Arizo- na, and dealguated by the held notes and official plat on tle In this office a- Lot Number ti tI -ni \ River Meridian, sald Lot No % belnE a- f'i- lows. to-vit;
 Beginning at the initial monument at west end of claim at . plue poet -Zl inches square ] feet long. marked "P No. 2" -.t m a cleft m rock, from which U. \. mineral monument No. bear \ s5 deg g nm 5-a3 feet distant.
 Thence \ 9 deg r. su feet along W end buuuda- ry of claim and the end boundary of the San Xavier mining claim tO ~ n corner tpa pine post 21t inches square, feet long. marked -'P No. e.
 Thence \ -l deg J. lliN Feet co < F corner 1f claim Co a pine post 2Zi inches square. feet long. marked P Np. g. set ga monument 1f stones.
 boundary line ot clam tp center at plue DOS, 2v4 inches square 9 feet long, marked -P No. 4 sst m monument uf stones
 Thence \ deg W continuation Of F end line or claim srI feet ts ' q corner poet Cf clam be- ing a pine post 2Nt ll. square. feet long "a mound of stones marked r No. 10"
 Thence S si deg VI along side boundary line of claim l5" feet Co \ W corner 0f claim Go pIue post 1xt inche- square. feet luuE lnark-d P Nc" m mound of stone.
 Thence 9 deg F along V end line of claim SN feet Co place of beginning.
 Magnetic varaaton l3 deg l.. containing l1.8 acres.
 The location of this mine is recorded in the iecorders ctice of Fima county, Arizona. in book F of Records of Mines paEes 2sg and arsl
 The adjoining claimants are on the W-tfe San Navier. Any and all persons claiming adversely ary portion of sad Patterson mine or slrfaca ground are required Co He their adverse claim with the Register of the United states Land Office at Tucson In The Territory of Arizona- during tta sixty days period of publication hereof or they will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the Statute.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
HENRY COUSINS. Err.,ar Harna. ! SrILe- AttnrneL- f--.-.--..-.-

It is hereby ordered that t.- ra-acl.a- r.r. .a be published sixty days lt-u cUu~rrg-lF. y-..-. In the Arizona CITIZEN. a weekly r.v--.U... published Gf Iuc-uu. A- T winch Ulua- f- bore by de-igIated by me as published u-ar,-. -l.. clam. HENEl cot ~IN>. U-zIstr-
 First publication October 22 l-~2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Application No. ss0 for the ralfr,r-,-
 Miniu. Claim.
U.S.L1vD OrvItr. Trcsoy. 4rrr,-

.Aas.a.f NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TutI Tn - ward ?. AlLs and James Met. EIl.U-- "a L pU>tu1lce adiruss Is Iu c4-l. of |. l- -tl..- ... son. Arizona. have tnI~ dag filed t.-l-a.t.. ....-.. for patent for li3- linear feet of tla t.. ..--. Mine or Velu, bearing sold. silver and ......- wlth surface gruunc dH feet Ia w.irH -. .. m harslaw Mining ll-tUcr. count. tE .-.. and Territory of Arizona. and designate. Hr-.. held notes and u-tcIai plat ul flla Ir r-l- .a..s az Lot Number il, beluE a- follows. town.
 Beginning at Che initial -n-uus-t .- -...-.. dle of the claim, where q. .r ru.l.a ut .He....- . posted, at post aN3 inches .;-are f..- .-- marked Gal Nu. {.
 Thence V @ d.c 3- min " --> fa.- -r-.. -..- of the " end of Ehe clam, Co a pool. arr. .-rts. square. 5 feet long. marS-I "C.L Nu IIr whence |. <. mineral monument N. Fa-,t.. District. bears $ -i deg I' mlu W --- .st ". tant
 Thence s 55 deg sS mn " aao s-s. a, NV ..-- uer ot c'uim Co @ post aN lur.s- -.a.-. s..- Iouc marked Cal No. H."
 Thence 8 -i deg 70 min lts- fa.. lH W ,--- her Of cialm to 70 post a1.; inches l.-r- t..- long. marked Gal No. w..
 Aeuc" ca deg a- nm ' .NI tf.f tH Confer af < F end Co @ post 3vs inches -.Iua-s - ta-. ..-- marked - Cal No. "
 Thence \ 65 dal. s- min r s.yr... n. -.. B < corner of clnIu CO uust zi .arIr-- -...Iaa f.-- long. marked " Cal. No. ]t.'
 Thence \ -3 deg .2 mIl v I,l- 'e,- -o sl. y a corner or claim To a post lv1 .-cHr- -Tr.-a f.e. Ions marked ~ Cal. No Nli.. and
 Thence x 6 deg 2> min W sH Ret Co poet Ne. IT.. allsady described
 Mametic yauarIuu 10 deg .- E.u- e.l-a.. - I3.-l acres.
 The location of this nm. i- -sH.r. .a .. Recorders Olice of Pima tuauy. lr...rs "a Book .. Record of Nas-. page --.
 The adjoining claimants a1F f.. u.l#-. IT. r.. Commonwealth clam uu fhs l.r..H.-.. r...Ha er- uf the New Constitution r-aIl Ha -.. -,.. east, and the owners Cf t.- tJsu.H Hu.lr.l 70. uu th, -nuthwe-t
 Amy .w#I q. fHHa-Ir.- "...U...r..r portion of sand tllItprlll ulU.. ur r.. sur. Efuuud, are required to tl.- r-alr H.ly.r-a s e w1th tLe Register of tle JliraI ~tat.a Land U... a- iuc-su. m thr Territory gt A-l.a.. tu.-- they will be barred by v.r,u- of t.- s-.f.-.... 1f the statute
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
W. T. RICHARD, F. c. 5,
SAMUEL BRANNAN,

4 ANALYTICAL AND CONSULTING CHEM- n ist and Metallurgist- Assay O1lce, Vel isch's Block. Main St.. Tucson.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
NOIIII

tll persons knowing themselves indebted tn W. sutton for groceries and merchandise deliv- cred to them on or before June Srh. iss2 are hereby cautioned against paying the same Co any person excepting the undersigned or hIs duly authorized agent. the same has been trans ferred and sold by the said " sutton to the said undersigned by blll of sale dutsd June si. lsS3
 ns I'm J. Sf. WILKINS.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

irIs hereby ordered that the foregoing notice he puhlished sixty days lien cuu-ecutive weeks m The A-lzuua tTrIZEN. @ weekly uew-uauar published at Tuc-rl. Arizoua Territory winch paper i- hereby desi ,uatri by m. a- published nearest such claim
 HENRY CoUstNs. Register Ir-t puhIrutiou October sl I--Z
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Hear What the Deaf Say!

It has performed a miracle m my case. have no unearihly noises m my head. and hear much better
 have been greatly benefited.
 My deafness helped a great ceal-think an- other bottle will cure me.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
HENRY COUSINS. Register.

lt IS hereby ordered that the foregoing notice of application for patent be published for the perlOd of sixty days tteu consecutive Weeksl in the ARIZONA CITIZEN. a weekly newspaper pub hshed at Tucson, Arizona which paper is hereby designated by me as published nearest such claim. HENRY COU SINS. Register.
 First publication. Novprnber5 iss2
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
nAr EnTIITIHFT

Regular Size Bottle of Ether lnvIgo-Gtor sent free to chow fhe wonderful properties of the greatest HnNlg0FatOr known Co modern Scientists. State Hygu ptOIrs. age lf married. etc
 RESPONSIBLE PERSONS can Irrange pay meUts m the sume mauuer as they w0nld en- ploy their family pHy ysicial.
 STlICTESi SECRECY MAINTAINED Call or address. DR. LIrBIG E co. No. 40O tTeary sr7eet. corner Mason, NIlI EranC5sco Cal PrlFate entrance. . 6 Aia-on street
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Great English Remedy!

Is a neva--failiur cure for Narvous Debility. Exhausted Fitality. Seminal Weak knesa. Spermatorrhoa. LOST MANHOOD. Impoten
 cy. Paralysis. Prostator- vhWa and al the terri hle effects of Self aouse. youthful tollies. and eXrHs-es iu matu-er yegH-such ss loss of
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
HENRY COUsINs- Rs-star.

l. Is hereby ordered that the foregoing notice Of Application for Patent he published for the p-rlod or oo days ten consecutive wesz-| 10 the CItlzHn- a weekly newspaper uubhsheia at Tuc=oa Pima county, Arlzuua. which paper i- hereby designated by me as published nearest zucl claim. HENRY COUSINS. Register.
 FIrst publication October Zq. Iss2-
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
MRs. ANNA pOWNER.

MRS. ANNA DOWNER. Dated at Greaterviile. October 2). Issa. Territory of Arizona- County of Plma ss.
 On this 4ith day of October. \. D. one. thous- and elEht hundred and elghty-two. personally appeared hefnr, me, John Young. @ Notary Pub lIc. m and for the county of Pima. Anna Down CT. wife uf Edward DOwner, whose name IS sub scribed Co the annexed Iustrumen as a party thereto, personally knoau Co me tO be the same person described m and who eNocut-d the said annexed instrument as a party thereto. and who duly acknowledged Co me that sLe executed the same freely and voluntarily. and for the uses and purposes therein mentioned.
 In witness whereof ] have hereunto set my
 hand and affixed my official seal. the day ISeal and year in this certificate first above
 written. JOHN YOUNG. o22-3w Notary Pubic. Pima County A. T.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

Dst. BINTiES Kidney Remedy Seph- reticum. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Complaints, 6onorrhRa Gleet Leucorrhaa For sale by all druggists; SI bottle six bottle@ for $.
 DIR MINTEE'S DaudClion Puls s-a tha best and cheapest Dyspepsta and I;ilIiou- cure in the market. For sale by all druggists. ieldGw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12

i--- = lllL Memor7, l-assitude Noe . turual Emission. Aversion to Society. DImness of Vision Soi=es in the hesd; rhe vital fiuid pa=-iac UnOhservoi l1 One ur1ua. and many other dis,qses :Lat load toIasGnlty and death.
 DIR. MINTIE will agrea Co fnrfeI- Five Hun. drei Doliars for a cl~e of th,s sIud the Vital '. .l"~torziivr under hl- special advice and treatment wiu n1; cure. Ur for gnyt.lng impure or lnluuous found m It. Dk. NtNllE tueats all Private Diseases successfully without mer- cury. Consultation free. Thorough eNamlua- ton and advice including analysis of urine, Sa.n Pnce of the Vital Restorative S3.op bor ue or four umes the quantity, Sllns sent 70 any address upon receipt of price or C. O. D., secure feOm observation and m private name 1T desired. by A. F. MINTIE. NJ
 -. ll hesrny Street. San Francisco. Cal.
 SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE on application by letter siaung symptoms sex and sce. Comm nicRtions strictly confidential
Arizona weekly citizen., 1882-11-12
Sole Traders Notice

L. NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS N that l. Anna DoWner, married woman, wife of Edward Dowue- rt.-idinc af GirssterTiIle Pima county. Arizona. intend Co carry on the business of a general merchant. m my own name 1t sand c. Gfa-feryiiIa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-30
City School Board,


BY sending out fora member quorum
was secured about half past eight, consist
ing Of Mcssrs. Il. l.. Carne, Fcndall, Lead
beater Mclean, Marbury, Wilmington and
Whittlesey. Superintendent w. +. Came
was also present:
In the absence Of the Chairman, Mr.. r.
l.. Carne was elected chairman protein, and
the minutes OF. the last meeting were read
and approved.
Supt Carne, from the Committee on
Schoolhoases and Furniture. reported that
they had purchased 81 desks at 1926 each
and 26 at 81 each and were to have ten
settees with side desks for small children
made here at from 81 .50 to So each, and that
two of the desk from Chicago had been
broken in transitu. Also a bill for desks
which was referred to the Finance Com
mite.
Mr.. Marbury from the Committee on
Finance and Accounts reported as correct
the following bills:
Geo. {. Flint & Co., desks. S94.40 +. NJ.
Weadon, keys &c. $3.50 w. 4 4. r. Il.
freight, ST; w. +. Vincent, repairs at Pea
body and Washington buildings, S49.46. All
were plsSeuj Out the clerk was instructed
to withhold those for desks and freight un.
til the chairman of the finance com
mittee should be satisfied as to the respon-
sibility for breakage.
On motion of Superintendent Carne SILL
600, or as much thereof as may be required
was appropriated for the pay of teachers
janitors, and interest on funded debt. for
the current year.
The Superintendent laid before the Board
a communication from the members of the
Board ofTustees holding Lee and Scaton
buildings, agreeing 10 give the school au-
thorities exclusive control of them. on GER
tain conditions, which, on his motion, were
accepted and the papers ordered TO be han
ded ovet Mr.. S. F. Beach, to draw the nee
essary papers.
He, also, reported that he had arranged for
opening a new schol room on Monday next
and on his motion. Miss A. V. Sisson WAS
elected teacher of Peabody Schools. Nos
! and ,, at minimum salary ofS30 month
On motion of Supt. Carne. $3.50. or as
much thereof as may be necessary, was an.
propriated to pay for furniture blackboards
&c.
He offered also, the following resolution
which was unanimously adopted, viz.
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affairs, and especially those connected with
the Outgo and income of money

affairs, and especially those connected with
the outgo and income of money.
Col. Lincoln is pretty well known here.
ne mas been with the company since its in
corporation. The company, as reorgan
ized loses none of its aids-SIaior Green will
promote It's interests in the future as one of
the Directors as he has in the past, Can't.
Archer Is the life of the mother company
the Iapor Fuel-and the details of it's vast
ana increasing demands require so much
OF ms attention that he could not. in Justice
70 himseif, accept reelection to the Presi-
dency OF the Potomac Company. He will
not neglect any opportunity to further the
interests OF the company and Alexandria.
iersonaiiS lie has large pecuniary interests
here: independent of his company interests,
But he is pledged to belief in the great
mineral riches Of Virginia, and the uu-
limited prosperity to follow their deyclop-
ment. lie cannot afford to lose caste rs a
prophet by any cold-hearted blessing upon
the enterprise of his inception. Alexandria
and Northern Virginia will have the benefit
OF ms large acquaintance and great intlu-
ence with the capitalists of the East; and
AleNandra will have reason to be proud of
the results which must flow from the meet
ing Of Thursday
IN closing, we cannot too thoroughly i'm
press upon our citizens the importance of
nus enterprise Now, more than ever, it
should receive the encouragement of every
lrslnlan, and especially Of every one i'll
terestcd in the welfare Of Alexandria. AS
we encourage the expenditure of CAPITAL in
tins enterprise, and as it shows prosperity,
so may We look for an increased expendi-
ture OF Eastern capital in advancing the ma
tcrial interests of our section
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-30
The Markets.

10 RtAShB5MGGRtEs "8Bs rs do second series 81, 40
new 1O-40s 42l, bid to-day. Cotton quiet mid.
dlinss 11A7 Flour dull and lower for City Mills
other brands steady: Howard street and Yves,
ern super 81 OOa3 81; do extra So 75a4 so:
do family 81 15a6 90; City Mills super So Goa
90; do extra So 75a6 90; do Rio brands SIS son
. 10; Patapsco family So % do supcrlatiye nat
ent So 10: Wheat--Southern quiet and easier
Western lower and quiet; Southern red 1O$
aloS; do amber 1uSa112; No 1 Md 1O5a1OS
NO Western winter red spot 1O4 laa1O43, Sent
lo4 E,a101; October 1893, Il Oh Nov 1OIa,alO
Dec lO3"sa1O6; Jan 1067sa1O11s. Corn-South
ern firm Western easier and dull Southern
white 49, do yellow 76a1S; Western mixed spot g.
a6G; Oct 6G asked; Nov Go l.a644a Nov ard or Dee
new or old, 5S1aa5St, Jan 55aaa56t,. Oats firm
and higher; Southern 12a44 do red rust proof
39a42; Western white 44a45 do mixed 4oaI3
Penna 42a44 Rye quiet at 7Oa73. Hay I'M
changed. Coffee dull Rio cargoes ordinary to fair
I%la9k. Sugar steady; A soft 91s. Whiskcv
steady at 81 Goal %
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-.Stocks heavy. Money
ot9. Cotton quiet; uplands II DIG; Orleans
ia. Flour dull and unchanged Wheat opened
ga t2c lower; sales quietly recovered and ad
vanced Hsa iac. Corn opened lac lower: after
wards recovered and advanced lsaas.
CHICAGO. Sept. 3O.-Thc day is bright and
clear. At IL o'clock oa Change wheat was a,alr
higher for cash and September; options we're weak
to F4c lower. Corn was trmer and 1aaa,c higher
Oats weak and 1saAc lower Pork strong 22l.a
'oc higher, the latter on October. Lard was
steady to 2lae higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-09-30

DISTRICT TENT or REcHABITEs.-At the
annual session Of Virginia District Tent OF
Rechabltes, No. 134, in Portsmouth, We'd.
nesday, afternoon last. the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing twelve months
ID. {: H., James l.. Belotc: d. d. r.. NJ. r.
Norris, of Alexandria; ID. s, H. S. Epes
ID. T.. Geo. L. Wrenn; d. L., J. T. Cook. OF
this city. After the installation of the above
officers and the transaction of good deal
of routine business, the session closed with
fine banquet to the visiting brethren.
Lynchburg was selected as the place for the
next meeting and the second Wednesday in
September, 1888. as the time. NIessrs. ],
Theodore Cook and NJ r. Norris. who rep-
resented Potomac Tent, of this city in the
District Tent, have returned home. They
report most pleasant session, and speak in
terms ofpraise of the courteous manner in
which the Portsmouth Rechabtes enter
tanned their visitors.