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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1883-10-11

Done promptly, at reasonable rates, in
the LEADER job Office.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21
BRIEF MENTION.

The NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE Premium
Map, with paper for one year, 81.
The steamer Welcome has taken the
Mace of the Idaho while the latter is un-
dergolng repairs.
Archbishop Purcell, of the diocese of
Cincinnati, died at the Ursuline convent
near that city on July 5.
Mrs lett, wife of the customs collector
at Friday Harbor, visited Anacortes on
Tuesday, and lett for that place the same
evening.
Capt. Branuon, of the steamer Idaho,
with his wife, called at the ENTERPRISE
office last Tueod day. Mrs. Brannon is vis>
ting relatives on the San.ish.
Two mrn have been slaughterIng deer
On the island for the sake of their hid"s
They are known, ana Il they do not wish
to be prosecuted, they had bet dcsist.
Mr. iohn C. Sullivan, of Gucmes, has
bought the pile-driver formerly beloug-
ing to Mr.. Amos Bowman, and is pre-
pared 70 build wharvcs, bridges, and do
all kinds of pile-driving work.
Mr.. p. E. Oakley. of the firm of Bow
man d Oakley, has sold mis- interest IN the
store Of Anacorte7 TO DR.. Chlds, late of
Austin. New. who will have the manage
ment OF that business hereafter.
NJ. Geo f. Ri.gi,', who has been &C; :
ing as m4na.er oI the I.NraEPrI :. is rrs>
tiealins e.: week among his friends on
Fdal.o anu Guem"s is!Auus. Ter viii h
he viii 30 20 Seattle. We wish him sue
cas-, and hope 10 sec man return soon
oag s anu &C Gpy his claim on Cue
mcs stand
Hon II. Miles, OF Levi County, spent
ssveral days at Alaco..es this week, in
yes;gatlns iuc meliis OF Fidalgo Island.
lie has been on an tx,endCd tour tbr0u., Ia
the lower Sound, anu has maze invest
ments at Belliogham Bay and Poii
Moody. Ee will reun acre shortly, be-
ing 81, .ueo o. b. s,est iutule tina. awaits
sup HarUor.
Prof Powell, President OF ne Terrific
iial University u Seize, o.lrd at the
Office ON Tnursdsy, SUI ci .'ed Tor the En-
TuEnrrsE. and carried away one of our
spiendid maps OF tio Puget ,ound region
Great numbeis OF travelCrs are buying
these nap4 nd lad them valuable aids
IL enahlin. them IL Indei s.laa the r''la'
tons Of the 4 ifeient deep wafer harbers
and the !sl.,nds 10 each other. Poi.
Powell repol.s he nunbcr OF students at
truding Inc University during ;he last
Year al 49,, aud % in the picpara. DRY
coulse, making, IN all, -37 students.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21
TEE ENTERPRISE MAP.

| The NORTHWEST ENTERPRISE MAI OF
the Puget Sound region is the best ana
most authentic outline township map
that has ever been published of the Puget
sound basin. II shows the waters OF
Friiish Columbia IN connection with
bose Of Washington Territory, together
with the lond adjacent thereto, from the
G.. ade Iange Of mountains to the Pacific
cosst. and tiom IT, Chehnlis Valley near
be 4.h parallel TO the 50th parallel in
E-i,ish Colombia. This includes the
Fus.. o,laite, the Gulf of Georgia and the
entire Puget Sound region, with all the
channels. bays and harbors upon the
Sound. Also all the streams that flow
into these waters, including the great
valleys OF the Chehnlis, Puyallup, Snoho-
mish, Skaget and Fraser Rivers with their
tributaries, and the valuable timber and
agricultural and mineral lands within
them. Also all the islands OF the Fuca
Archipelago, including Camano, Wildly,
san Juan, Orcas, Lopez, Shaws, Blakely.
Decatur, Fidalgo, Cuemcs and Cypress
Islands. Also the locations of Olympia,
Tacoma, Seattle, Port Townsend, Ana
corlcs, Wha com, Port Moody aud Veto
ria, with their respective deep water har-
bors aud The approaches thereto, both by
land and sea, showing their comparative
mei. "a termin:l ccntrcs for the great
trausccrticenj Il railways which will soon
reach The Ppcic tidewlter on Puget
Sound. The approaches 10 The Sound OF
tUe Nolthern Pacific, The Canadian Pacific
cad he Union Pacific Railways, with the
splendid harbors of Eeliingham Bay, at
WbAtcom; Ship Harbci, at Anacortes;
| Elliott Bay, at Seattle, aod Commences
mept Ev, at Tacoma, and their respect
i've channels leading iuto the Fuca
Stats Also the locations of the Puyal-
lpo, The Cedar River, the Skaset. the
Wnatcom and the Vancouver Island coal
dis. ricts, and be location of the valuable
timber apd Agricultural lands, both sur
veycd end uesrlveycd, which are open
;or p'e.emp 'on aod homesteadlng. No
Intelligent pereon, whether living on the
Soucd or in snv OF he States, can at
ford 20 be wijOoat The ie;o'mation which
,ns valuable map siords. Published by
the Nor NV. r E.-Ir'EiiE Co. Price
81 10y mail. Addrc9
Nor. awr T fSi .EpRIsE Co.,
Anaco-.e', We hiDs on Territory.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21

where iron and other material is landed.
From there track>layng will be pushed
rapidly forward until the entire line is
completed. The point selected for cross
Ing the Columbia is at Coffin rock, seven
miles below Kalama. At that point the
company have secured by purchase large
tract of land, and the prospects for build
ing up a city there are said to be quite
tlatteIing.
At a recent meeting Of the California
railway commissioners at San Francisco,
a crazy anti-monopelst named Ayers,
being reused permission 70 pr".1nt his
grievances, deliberately Crew from his
pocket a couple OF rotten eggs, which he
hurled with great force vt The head OF the
chairman, TAXING him plump between the
eye, to show his contempt for the COM
mission, az he explained.
The news comes from San Francisco
newspaper that the Bellingham Bay and
British Columbia Railroad aompany has
been in orporated 10 build and operate a
railroad connecting Whatcom with the
Canadian Tactic railroad, at point SO
miles easterly from Burrard's inlet, Brit
ish Columbia. The trustees ure ID. o.
Mills, Louis McLans, A. Hayward, j. B.
Haggin, p. b. Cornwall, Thomas Bell and
j. p. Smith. The Capital stock is 81 ,000,-
000
Mr.. Henry Willard viii; superin'end the
makeup OF the special train which will
leave New York probably The last week
in Angus, and ONE directly 20 tue point
where The Noriber0 Pacific railroad will
make its through connection, about ten
miles wet OF Helena, Montana. He has
given special invitations 10 400 people to
Il company him on the ride. The gold
spike, which 10 to be the last one used,
will be driven by Nj. Willard with Sill
Yer hammer, set IN ebony. From this
point "a S. ociL train will proceed 10 the
terminus Of the road.
The Sc.dtle, Puget Sound and Gray's
Hhbor railroad company has executed an
agreement with ii broker named Grove,
of New York city, by write of which the
company l. 10 survey and locate = line of
standard gauge railway betwcen Gays
Hal Dor acd Puget squad, s. cure rights of
way, land for terminal facilities, ETC., 20
the extent OF not ICES than $500 acres, nd
10 iseue bonds representing $4,000 for
evrry mile oil road, to bc secured by u
mortgage OH the properly. Mr.. G.eves
VII negotiate the bonds, one-hat of
which are 10 he taken and paid Tor by
Oct. 1st next, and the balance on June l.,
1884, the proceeds to he used in construct
ing the railroad
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21
NEW PASS vHSoUIfn TIE CAS-
tADEs.

Gu. Shaw wri es TO Capt. Ut'er, of this
city, that party of government surveyors
have left Fort Vancouver for The purpose
of exploring u new pass through the
mountains from the east side OF the ran re
T. Bellingham Bay. This pass was par
tally explored by Capt. Pierce, of Q
o1st Infantry last summer. The party
sent out TO on'inuc The reconnaissance
is also under CIT. Pier c. accompanied
by Lieut.. rodmun, OF thc 1st Artillery.
A guide, in whose word the authorities
place the st implicit r'liance, will acs
company the party, and erts positively
that he will pilot the explorers to and
through pass, the immediate and direct
outlet 10 which is on Eellipgbam Bay.
This pass, It is claimed b. the guide, is
far superior to either the Snoqualmie,
Stampede or sny other pass yet discov>
cred through the Cascade range. This
expedition evidently means something
good for Bcllingham Bay, and when it is
ON definitely known th It such a pass in
reality exists, all doub's and speculations
~ TO the probable terminus of the Oregon
Short Line will be settled in favor OF
Whatcom. St-nd aside aud make way
for the boom. -Reveille.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21
RAILWAY a NAVIGATION NEWS.

The Puget Sound Iron company at
Irondale Is expected to build two schoon-
e,s TO bring ore from Texada island.
The Northern Pacific Railroad company
intend at once to proceed with the con,
struciion OF rail line along the city front
to the northern part of Seattle.
/ The Katie Van Zandt, new sternwheel
steamer, owned by Capt. ]. G. Britain,
was launched from T. ". Lakes yard in
North Seattle last night. She will be
run on the Whatcom route.
The steamer Eliza Anderson returned
to Seattle lately, she having work 10 he
done by ship carpenters. When fitted
up, she will have larger passenger accom-
moda:lons than any steamer on the Sound.
The Skaget Coal company is surveying
from its mines to Ship Harbor on Fidalgo
Island and also to Bellinglam, to deter
mno route tor tue shipment Of their coal
and iron. 1t is not yet known which
route Will DC SeEctcd.
The most fatal accident that ever hap
pened on the Northern Pacific railroad
was that near Heron sliding, Montana,
two weeks ago, where freight ana con-
struction train rounding a curve were tel
sscoped. Two white men and "a Chinese
were killed, and Is wounded.
On Wednesday; July 18th, the steam
ship Mckee, a propeller of about 1000
tons burden, sailed from San FranciscO
for New Tacoma and intermediate ports.
After that date steamer will be dis
patched to Sound ports every five days
This increase has become necessary IN
order to accommodate the passenger and
freight traffic 10 this region.
Through tickets from Portland and St
Paul, over the Northern Pacific Railroad
are now on sale at the former city. First
class fare to Chicago, including the stage
ride bet xeen Missoula and Helena, is 1924
$3.50 less than the present fare via San
Francisco. The fare from Portland to
/ New York is $146.a5. Through railroad
tickets cannot be purchased IN New Ia
coma.
| Work to complete the railroad commu'
| nicatIons between Portland and Tacoma
is progressing. Track-layiog has been
commenced ut Columbia City. An incline
ie being built to the river at that point
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

By fire at Sprague July 5th, property
to the amount OF about $4,000 was de
stroyed; partly insured.
The garrison at Walla Walla ihas been
quarantined against the city, on account
OF the prevalence of diphtheria.
The American flag which was flung out
to the holiday breeze at Laconner, was
stolen by unpatriosic parties unknown.
The receipts at the custom house for the
month Of June were greater than ever be.
tore since the Puget Sound district was
established.
Within the past week telegraph, ex-
press ard money order offices have been
opened here Who says Snoliomish City
isn't booming?-Eye.
Nelson Brooks, teacher OF school No
II, Klickitst county, was recently fiued
800 for severely whipping pupil for
small offense. He will appeal the case.
Pla.s ii townships is north, range s
west; II north. range 9, z, 8 and west,
aud % n"r...i, range IL west, were filed in
the regis rs office iu Olympia on the 9th
inst.
Mrs. l., s. Rowe, OF Seattle, in attempts
ing to shoot Cat near her premises, shot
her daughter, 8 years old, in the groin,
i'dlciing a dangerous wound.
VIM. Hansou's logging camp, ON Vasll-
Oh island, vas consumed by fire one day
last week. The houses and their contents
were all destroyed, entailing considerable
loss to the owner.
John Burns, OF White liver, reports that
The continued dry weather is going to
nave the effect oil somewhat 0lighting the
mop crop OF The Puget Sound basin. I'm
less rain TAILS very soon he will not expect
over 400 pounds to the acre from bis
from bis vines this season.
One evening last week the customs
iorce at Port Townsend captured nine
ohinamch that had been struggled into
'h's territory from British Columbia by
waite nen in small Goats. The collector
mas asked tor an increase of force in order
10 prevent these raids into the country.
Aparty consisting of T. w. Hyndman
and two companions has just returned
from prospecting trip through the por-
'on OF Mason county contiguous to Hoods
'anai. They traversed the cOuntry on
'o''' and found thousands of acres of
'pehoid tanning and timber land, lying
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21
A CHANT OIL TIL. SUN.

A song for you, o Sun.
Hi old luminary, i, is of you sing this
tine.
Guy YOU, thrust two cents into The srimy
fist OF the imp who gaz"s hack ut me
with handsome black audacious ey,s;
Or, pc chsnce l ind you on my stoop IN
tue morning, b'twixi the ilesn loaf and
the milk Jug;
l hold you in my hand turn your rust
ling folie, l irel you damp between my
I'm els
Damp a. with The dew OF the early morn
OF immense intelligence;
l have bought you, . Sun, and you arc
mine, paper and soul, you ind all that
is 10 you;
Mine by reason of the paltry twopence
tossed to the urchin-
What thing have bought
eluare yard of plain paper besprinkled
with nopparell, agate and BREWER inki-
ness
A fut eriny waif waited from the nav of
the mighty m~chine changing, clangin,
in the sub.C elar2
The fabric of myriad hands, flying like
swift shuttles between the case and the
composing stick
The register of rratless brains, revolving,
ponucring, weighing event and cause
lar ON beyond midnight?
Aye, Il that and how much more?
A poem y such poem as il writ only in
letters OF blood and letters OF light;
An epic, vast and solemn, esids which
Homer and Dante, the son. of fictitious
heroes and the howls of imaginary dew
lis seem trivial;
A poem, tbrolblng with the measure d
cadence Of oil human activity;
A poem whose trsmend us rythms have
ben shaped by all Makers existent;
The { ue libreito to the Pythagorean
music OF the spher-s:
A poem-the poem OF one day Of Gods
universc-
Measure that off with your twopcnny rules
il you can!
Aye, poem! From the unceasing MUIR
muir, the awful undertone Of a great
city, sounds separate themselves and
become distinct to my ear;
The wall of tho hungering toiler; the
c,uuoh OF the iron heel;
The sibillantS of the lovers whispered ca
ross; he ra.,l OF brsy Jacquard looms
I e unfortunate tramp's dull tread on the
pave, echoing at midnight through the
desertcd street;
The Gabble OF fools, CANNON of knaves,
click Of g'ass-', harsh chiuk Of yellow
gold told GU by tho teller;
F, The tap OF the drum sounding to arms
the scra CHI of the pen signing the death
| warrant;
The curse an3 the psalm: the wedding
| bells; the infants first cry; the sob over
the coffin;
Aud the Sun shining on ell!
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21
Epociiico ton. for Buildings.

Ne Pr. Pail, Bs s. Co., OF Bride
orr, u, the wc' icovn sroa,' r,ssrd pub
5er, OF .'ndare yo 0fsn ~ ctG'r. hsc
latcl lfucd 'vrtai,n, r,.sl3 ana p -
Pint = tions Of q We. tJsel 20 'ccl e.. COM
cot go via tow 80, $50 W u ne a. = ay
mOuiii ., ops for', N.ne ~ ut re tow,
AID W 10 ou. x ooms 8. In !. most
cost'y firm o. o tlsv = est 49,. ID 81 $1,000
without H. over i has = o. for S., 900 !;
and e only six oon, gte i'ri,!jsd, the cost
nay be reduced 10 81 80 o. 5000. d. is
are g ven OF mantcl-, $ ~. doors aud "a ia.',
corucc,, etc. Tue plb ish Il. have fond il
the most popu' ar Plan Try ave ever sued,
and state ;,iat It hls aecr ed tea ~ moe Ian
five h,Ggci inst. L, + this t e. nov edge.
Tic sac h - / lie spc IA ations ia blank
ada ted for frame or bf 6u. idings O. '
cost; also ornls OF ui't,iu, conira,t, and sew
era, book o mod,rl inr,. ,ensive, rtistc OF
tagc plans which gre OF goat practr al yaire
and convenience 10 eve voje u crested.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21

ANEw Towy.-N"cc iiv demands of
Aldcn A deny more room and increased
I,'ili'ic-. Hcace ne OF at his lime OF
larmo lo'~ at low Iaics in this educational
ADD temperance iown, bearing the hon
ored name of Esucr0t. SIZE OF lots,
SOx190 icct s;scete so icet wide. Prices
irom 500 20 500 c.cb. Thee lots are
cleared and fcaoed. luis is no speculI-
tive venture. Eve y".r and every aalc
will iacrca Q he value OF hose lots. For
further particulars call Oh or address.
Rev. E. 0. TADE,
Principal Alden Academy.
Apacortea, w. r. II Sw
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21

Having opened If4t>claSs Restaurant
and Lodging House l respectfully solicit
,be patron age OF he public. Bnard and
LODGING. $50 pes moo;h. Single meals.
25 CENT -tbe best The ma ket affords.
Ice Cream and Lemonade always on hand.
13-tf VIM H:w, /, Laconner.
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]. p. Jcpos. G. q. ISRAEL,
HUDSON & ISRAEL,

I AND LAWYERS, N0rARIEe PUBLIC and Real
l. 49, o Ageuis. Oiace IL United States Land
O'a hu ID ny. Main street, Olympia. Washington
To- '. Special att niion given to az land mat.
proof ri ngs ronests ETC., In the U. 4. Land
Office. Advice given free TO all. Letters answered
- JUDSON 4 ISRAEL,
Box 81 Olympia, W. IT
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The New York '.'eekly SUI is the best
weekly family newspaper published east
of the Rocky Mountains. Subscription,
81 per year. Address
THE SUN,
New York City.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21

To get the tide at Wnatrom figure thirty minutes
I.trr. ScnitAhuOo sixty minutes later and Lacon.
ner nearly two hours later. The hours between
,itnigLt and noon designated by (A.M.I. those
between noon AID ldni2ht by /. pm Oh. Dom b..
. denotes midnight, On. F0m. I. denotes noon.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21

Wn ); yoi vi t Settle, can at the Pu
get Sound Hat snd Cap Store aud d'a'er
IN gents iu,o h'ug sooua, aud select from
a large and f.. shionaole a. ortmpnt. at
reasonable prices. Commercial street
Sign oil the Big Hat.
"a f. MyER.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21
Seattle Markets.

Flour, = Dbl. sa.g5@s,7s; oats = ton. 80; butter
25@S 52; eggs, 40c; chickens, = dog. S697; new pc.
tatoe-, 0Vo; beef neat. l09ile; hay. Si50i6; WOOL
l8c chop feed. p ton, e.7@9O; bran, ec.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1883-07-21

Nor avn FSI@EpRtSE Co.,
Anaco-.e-, We hiDs,o on Territory.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-01
Foreign Affairs.

. TIE INTERN lIloNAL LABOR CONFERENCE.
PARIS, NOV l--At the session or the IBforna-
liniI LABOR conference yesterday. rrsolU' lon Was
uhlhiinouSh carried that cmi-raniS should accept
the conditions OF luCal trade OK arialiols aud not
undeTSeu each others labor.
TIE TROUBLE AT NUsCAT EXPLAINED
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Vienna correspondent ~
me Sf0'dd5d gives the following exp anation of he
tfonefs at Musc0t- The sultan of NuS,ai bears the
..te .a lma,im, or priest, title similar 10 that OF
ne iufkfSh calfpl. The last imaum before htS
Death designated his grandson said IuIr1 as hts
su'rtssor win the obligation that he should ceds
goIfln ol us doininiohS 10 Ills younger brother
Apdul All This obligation said Tulrf, after he
had asS'tsicd the throne refused Ia cNetuis Hence
the hsiting OF Guscat by Abdul AziZ the facts ne.
iatlDg 10 Which We're announced ON TUESDAY
ROBBERS KILLED BY SESpsRNESS
VIENNA. Nov. IA desperate hight has taken
place at kocanf. In Herzegovina, between Aus
tr1an gendarmcS and robbers Several OF the rob
btrS were killed.
WILL SOON RESIGN
fAkIS, Nov Ii ne Iolldirf eNprssSSeS the belief
that NJ. thalemel-LanOur, minister of foreign
auairS, VIII soon resign on the ground OF m health
frilne Minister Ferry viii take charge OF the for
Dsh PoIuoao, when NJ Shallenel-lacoar reSsgns-
WHY aoRSrs RANGER FAILED.
LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Tunes attributes The failura
t motifs Ranger, the Liverpool cotton broker ts
HiS 2lts-ly ftThitSS speculation IN England ana
America and on the continent II SAWS he aimed tp
eohtrot the cotton exchange. OF the world and had
INC hclp OF wealthy houses I'm London. New York
aiiu b3nnlTg. The effect OF the failunss tn liver
pool VIII I've local The London money market il
iot affected by them There probably viii fse an
increased demand for coii On. followed by a rpao-
ton The Times severely condemns Ihe via deal
ilgs IN IutnreS which have prevailed ip liNrrpa0l
ana advises the adoption OF the American rrl.s Tor
thc deposit OF margins restriction thereto
FURIHER FAILURES INTENDING IN LrvERPooI.
iNhRPeoI- Nov. l--tnNiCty and diStrlSl con-
lnue IN The cotton trade, ana IurLher failures are
supposed 10 be impending.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-01

Last evening 40 employees In the North Pacfnc
shops at Brainerd. Ninn were discharged on teho.
graphic orders from New York.
The board OF directors OF the Pennsylvania ran
road company this afternoon. In Philadelphia, took
action In regard TO the seraf-annual dividend, and
agreed upon ~ per cent cash stockholders 6ayo
the privilege OF taking per cent In stock at par.
King Humbert has convoked the Italian parita.
ment for the Goth inst
Judge o'Gorman, In the supreme court, New
York city. has denied the motion to send the casa
OF Williams. against the Western Union Telegraph
company, back 70 the court OF appeals
Fourteen small boys were lined 81 each I'm Je5Be3
City this morning for celebrating All 1anoweve hY
Sprinkling pedestrians with fiouf.
Counsel for John Chisholm, convicted OF the mur.
der OF hts wife, and sentenced TO death, have an
piled to Chancellor Runyon, In Newark, New Jer-
sey, for writ OF error In his behalf on except30uB
taken 10 Judge Depues charge The applicatso0
w1u be heard on Saturday.
A terrible gale occurred on Lake Ere last n1xhe
There are reports OF great damage TO shippane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-11-01
Alexandria Affairs,
Reported for THE EVENING STAR

ELECTION OF ALDERMAN PosTPONED.-The board
OF aldermen held meeting last night, President
Downham in the Chair, and postponed until the
2Oth Of November, the election Of an alderman In
thought that the town election might interfere
with the state election in that ward.
MARRIAGE LICENSEa-During the month OF Octo-
Der Col Mayne, clerk OF the corporation court Is
sued nine marriage licenses.
VISIT TO RICHMOND.-The Alexandra Light Infan-
marched to the myette-street depot, attended by p
considerable throng They embarked on the 60
train for the state fair at Richmond, and reached
that city before 10 o'clock last night
REPORTERS NOTES.-The lower shipyaru here Is
repairing one OF the boats OF the dredging com
pany, used at the Kidwell fats improvement
Simon DOnnelly, who was hurt between two cars at
the Midland yard On Monday, Is still suffering.--
McBurney.s han Is TO be used by Miss D0rseys cal
tSthenic school