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The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

sas-An uptown Professor lost the
Oriental Bit OF script given him by 4
Chinese laundryman, and was without;
il when he went for his shirts. The
Chinaman said, "Gimme tickec."
lost it," said the Professor.
The Chinaman went TO the rear OF
his den, and came back Struggling his
shoulders.
lie said, smiling. "Solly."
"why are you sorry?" said the Pro-
fessor.
"Me los, Shirts" said the China
man.
The Professor got 4 lawyer, and re
turned TO bulldozc the Chinaman.
"Give this man his Shirts" yelled
the lawyer, fierccly.
"Solly," said the Chinaman, as he
rolled up a damp garment. "lic lost
iickcc; lost shirts"
Parlcying did no good. The Profes-
sor retired withou; his shirts. On the
next return Of his wash from the same
laundry the Chinese messenger gave
him, in change, a trade dollar. II
proved TO be rs light rs a feather
Going TO the laundry the next day,
after discovering that the coin was
worthless, he told the Chinaman there
that his man had given him that coun-
terfcit. The Chinaman tossed il on
the counter. weighted il, and smiled.
"Badee," he said.
"Your Chinaman gave il to me, )"
said the Professor.
"Badee Chinaman. sent him way
yestelday." "And the proprietor smiled
again. The Professor concluded to
try another Mongolian.
s~There is nothing in this world
The Baltimore County union., 1883-05-26

s~There is nothing in this world
which so quickly curdles or turns sour
as the milk Of human kindness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

LOCAL BREVITIES.

y regular meeting of the City School
Board will be held tonight
The March term of the County Court att.
lourned yesterday evening ill court in
! course.
! c. c. Bremen has been appointed extra
! policeman to do duty at Fishtown during
the fishing season.
! Last night was dark and rainy. There
station house The Mayor had no cases
before him for trial this morning.
The alarm Of fire about 1870 o'clock to-
day was caused by the upsetting ofa stove
in room Of the Concordia restaurant on the
corner of Prince and Royal streets.
Mrs. VIM C. Pratt, of Port Royal, Caro-
| line county, Va, with her attractive and
agreeable daughters are the guests of Mrs.
J. T. Beckham.
The contract for dredging along the pro-
posed wall at the Potomac flats was
Yesterday awarded to Major Thomas P.
Morgan, late Commissioner of the District
Of Columbia.
A petition has been Sent to the Alexandria
Water Company asking an extension of their
mains on Oronoco street Eleven water ia
kers are promised in case the petition is
granted.
Mr.. Chas. Nash, of this city, Yesterday
passed hiS examination before the board OF
[. $ examiners in Washington and was ap.
pointed an assistant engineer in the revenue
Marine service.
The repairs to the Washington ferry boat
at the ship yard have been almost completed
and next week both boats will be put on
the line when hourly trips will be made be-
tween this city and Washington.
Marriage licenses were issued in Wash.
ington yesterday to F. NJ Mason, of King
George county. and Laura Brooker, Of
Washington, and james 3. Sutherland and
Lcra Rose Beach, both of Fairfax county.
y couple Of freight cars on the side track
of the Alexandria and Fredericksburg rail
road, near the Midland depot, were badly
smashed on Wednesday night while being
shifted.
a delegation Of Good Templars of this
city went to Herndon last nj ght for the
purpose of organizing a lodge of Good
Tempars there, but owing to the unfavor-
oble condition Of the weather the organiza-
ton of the lodge was postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

FAIRFAX COALITION NoMINATIoNs.-Ata
coalition convention at Fairfax Court House,
last Monday George Z. Sansster was nomi.
mated for Sheriff. Gcrge p. Ives for Treasu-
rer, and Samuel Pullman for Commissioner
of the Revenue for the South Side. No
nomination was made for Commonwealth S
Attorney or Commissioner for the Northern
Side. 1t is reported that Judge Fl. w
Thomas will run as an Independent candi-
date for Commonwealth Attorney against
Mr. Love- who is expected to be the demo
cratic candidate. 1t is expected that Mr. r.
+. Broadwater will reconsider his decara-
ton not to be a candidate for Commissioner
for the South Side
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, March so lSS3;
FOR the Middle Atlantic States cloudy weather
with rain snow. casterly shifting To Colde
northwest winds. falling followed by rising by
rnuctcr
The A. l.. l. FAlR-The following addi
tiOnal contributions to the \. l.. l. Fair have
been received
Through A. J. Fleming 4 Co., the follow
ing One case mustard and six gross bluiDg
from Arthur Colburn & Co., New York
one box German laundry soap, from Charles
Higgins, New York; one box spring tobacco
from c. y. Jackson & Co., Petersburg, Va;
one box soap from Armstrong & Co., Balti-
more and Sl5 cash from Wiseman & Nc
Gill, Philadelphia.
Through NJ. j. Waterman Boys cloth
suit from +. Kaufman. New York.
Through J. u. II. Lunt Four meer-
schaum smokers from Weller & Repetti,
Washington
Through o. r. Hi ( Co.; One box glass
from Henry Lci.n & Co., Baltimore.
Through Gaines i Kraft Twelve bot
ties cabinet eight-ycar old whiskey from
John Gibson, Son & Co., Philadelphia
Through Fisher Bros; 50 each from
Brown j. S!ovall, of Danville, and ]. Krous
4 Co., Of Baltimore one box Oolong tea
from Grin q Conway, Philadelphia; and
five boxes soda from Church & Co, New
York.
Through George McBurney < Son one
case 1872 Riverside wn=kty from b. +.
Hall & Son, philadcl phia one box OoIong
tea from Grim 4 Conway, Philadelphia
Mcssrs Wiictt x Ruoil, Of Washington,
have also donated a handsome sword.
Messrs. Adams 4 Summers, OF this city,
have donated two boxes chldren's fine
spring hats,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

Flour quiet and steady. The receipts of Grain
are very light and the market closes active with
a good demand for all dry sound lots at full fig
ures; only 300 bushels of Wheat were offered on
change to-day: Longbcrry brought 12O; fair
lot of Fultz us; common 49, no choice or
mixed being sold. 72O bushels white Corn
brought 59aG0. Produce is unchanged with a
brisk demand for Butter, Poultry aud Pork.
RICHMOND MARKET. Mar. 29.--The market
is comparatively cuiet and the receipts of produce
generally small. Flour Is in good supply but
moderate demand. The offerings Of Wheat today
were very light-not over 1000, which sold at
1872 for white; 112a122 for Lancaster and 1OOa
116 for Fnltz. Corn sold at 6Oa61 for white and
few bushels of Rye brought 81. Nothing doing
in Oats.
FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Mar. 29.-The mar
ker is quiet and prices uominally without change
Flour in good stock and quoted FROM S4a7, as to
ranging from 100a12O. Corn 55a6O. Rye Goa
G5 and Oats 45a5O.
LYNcHBURG MARKET. Mar 29.-The market
1t without change. Flour inactive Wheat un-
changed since last report. Demand for Corn fair,
! but prices unchanged. Only moderate demand
/ for Oats and nothing doing in Rye Tobacco mar.
| ket presents but few changes Receipts small en-
account of the cool weather and prices for all
grades are active Fine wrappers and fine shin.
ping arc scarce and high, and Tugs are in quite 3
brisk demand for manufacturing. Common and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

A triple source of happiness good bust
ness, contented mind and bottle of DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30
CANDIDATES.

L'OR MAiOR-At the solicitation of many citi-
i zens, announce myself candidate for May.
or, subject to the decision of primary election of
the Conservative Demo cratic party
mh30-tf w. w. HERBERT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

RUNAwAY.-Thc horse attached to the
cart belonging to Messrs Hewes Il Aitche-
son. wood and coal dealers, becoming tired
Of the drudgery of hauling fuel around the
city and Judging from to-day's prospects
that winter would not break in a hurry to
lesson his lubors. after loading coal from a
railroad car at the depot between eight and
nine o'clock this morning, concluded he
would repair as fast as possible TO his mas
ters crib. and minus driver and without
leave or license started down Prince street
at terrific gait. The darkness Of the
morning and the dcaiening rattle of the
cart DER the cobble stones CAUSED some TO
shudder and wonder if Virgins storm was
coming. The animal kept in the middle of
the street and soon arrived home without
however bringing any Of the load with
which he started the same having been dis
tributed profusely on the route.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

FoxEs.-Two fine gray foxes were killed
during the present week, on Hunting Creek
by the hounds belonging to Messrs. Reese
and Henderson. There are number of
fine horses owned in that locality, and if the
gentlemen to- whom they belong would form
hunting club, they would have fine sport,
and rid the neighbors of these foxes. which
not only are destructiveto game; but also to
domestic fowls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week there has been but modor-
ate business doing and nothing of mpor-
lance has taken place. Money matters are gen.
orally quiet. In New York the market continues
to show further progress toward ease by the
further decline in rates for call loans but rates
for mercantile paper remain nominaly unchanged
yet The Baltimore market is moro literally sun
piled With loanable funds and the feeling is easier
though rates about rs before. Loans are
quoted at oa6 per cent. with the bulk of the bust
ness at the inside figure. u S. bonds are firm.
Virginia bonds are dull Consols easier and sold
yesterday at IL and 4Ol2, closing 4O4,a41 The
1O-40s are nominal at 32a35lu. New IS are a
trfe frmer, closing 51a51 l.. Tax coupons are
in fair demand ut 45l.. Peeler bonds are want
ed at :'6 and pet!er coupons at 408, Railroad
stocks aud bonds, quiet and steady, under light
bushes.
New YORK, Mar. Bottle stock market opened
generally heavy at fractional reaction from last
nights closing prices. During the first half hour
there was rally of 1sa12 per cent after which
the market became weak and ut 4 o'clock de
cline ranging from l. to d per cent took place,
led by Oregon and Transcontinental and the
WabashcS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

A UNITED STATES secret service detective
was in this city yesterday afternoon in
search of information in regard 10 the
recent circulation of counterfeit money here
by George Coates and Geor9 CEN Carter
colored Mayor Beckham informed him
that he would relinquish all right to try the
woman who is now in Jail here for passing
the money and would turn her over to the
L. s. authorities on demand also that as
soon as Coates was captured, he would no.
tify him. This is case which properly he
longs to the Z. S. courts and will save the
the state the expense of the trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30
FLOOR STAIN,
" FOR

WALNUT FLOOR STAIN,
w FOR
STAINING HALLS, STAIRWAYS, AND
the Floors of Rooms it is desired to remain un-
carpeted.
1t is offs rich Walnut color, can be applied by
anyone, dries quickly, will last for years, and
needs only an occasional wiping up with hot water
PRc Two p S5ht faS f sSBse aA Gok
One Gallon will stain from 400 to 600 square
feet; depending upon the comparative smoothness
Of the flooring. Packed for shipment in one, two,
three and FIVE gallon patent boxed cans. No
charge for cans. Prepared only by
JANNEY & CO., Druggists,
mh22 Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

A RARE CHANCE-I shall offer at private
n sale for 80 days only. the entire lot of
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.
consisting of Parlor, Dining.room, and Bedroom
sets Carpets, Stoves, Mirrors and Utensils of all
kinds; viii sell piece by piece OF in SETS Bar
gains may be expected.
Mrs. SIMON WATERMAN,
Royal street, two doors North of Hydraulion En-.
CINE House. mh16
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30
DWELLING HOUSE FOR SALE.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

One of the most eligibly located and desirable
RESIDENCES in the city of Alexandria. is offered
for sale.
The dwelling contains twelve fine rooms with
bath room, kitchen, wash house, &c., aud the
grounds are spacious, handsomely laid of and
have on them fine grape arbor, and various kinds
of bearing fruit trees.
ing 20 feet on Prince street. will be sold separate.
~ or rs whole on advantageous terms
For further information, terms, &C., &C.. apply
to either DR.. NJ. NJ. LEWIS, or EDGAR SNOW
DEN, Executors Of the estate of the late J. II.
Brent. oct19-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

ST. MARYs CHURCH FAIR.--Thc fair for
the benefit of st. Mary's church which has
been very successful one, closes tonight
when the articles remaining unsold will be
ratified off. The vote for the cane stood last
night as follows:
NJ B. Harlow 355, Rev. Daingerfeld IL,
Geo. Mushbach 155, r. l.. Carne 33, John
Purcell ITO, John Lannon 355, J. S. B.
Thompson l, I. II. Ficklin 10. J. y. Agnew
II, Henry Strauss 10.
This being the last night of the fair the
balloting for the cane will be secret
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

UNITED STATES CoURT.--Next Monday
the United States Court for this district of
Virginia will meet i'll Richmond At this
term the Richmond election cases will come
up and be disposed Of On the lst Of the
grand jurors summoned are .. E. Hines,
CORTLAND Lukens, Ehen E. Mason, Fairfax;
Michael .Bossart J Rector Smoot, W. II.
Madela, Alexandria: f. c. Turner, Eau
quier j. j. Mosby, Culpepcr and O. NJ.
Bussard, Loudoun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

GEoEGEToWN CATTLE MARKET, Mar. 90
At Drovcrs' Rest this week some few Cattle were
offered with sales at 4l.a- cents per ID. Some
few Sheep were offered and sold at Ga7 cents per
ID. few Cows and Calves brought S3Oa65 per
head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

New YORK. Mar. 3O--Stocks dull Money :.
Cotton quiet; uplands 1O1-16 Orleans 10 5-16
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat quiet and 1,a
sc higher. Corn quiet and shade better
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

FIsH-Although the fishing season has
not yet fairly opened nor has Fishtown put
on its business appearance. still fish are be-
ginning to arrive in small quantities, and
by next week the town" is expected to be
in full blast To-day 500 shad sold there
at $50 per hundred, and 1000 herring at
$3.50, white perch at 25a35c per bunch and
yellow perch Is and 20. About 5000 shad
went on to Washington and sold at 500 per
hundred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30
Ma.ettr.
LOCAL MATTERS.

FRIDAY EI'ENIyG. MARCH 30, 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

The CANAL FREIGuTs QUESTION The
canal freight trouble at Cumberland stood
yesterday about the same as the day before
and Is still unsettled. The Consolidation
boatmen still refuse TO accept the offer of 90
cents freight and s25 trippage, and the COM
panies previously shipping at 81 sent out Il
few boats. The boatmen are still arriving
from below. The Maryland Company sent
out one boat, it is said at 80 cents fright.
This company will probably offer 95 cents
to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

BISHOP KEASE.-Right Rev. Bishop
Keane, of the Catholic diocese of Virginia.
expects TO leave on the 9TH of April for
Rome. The general health of the Bishop
is now very good. His cyesight, however
is still very much impaired, and it is with
difficulty that he can read. Most Of his COR
respondence is done by an amanuensis
The Bishop expects to spend several months
abroad, and before his return contemplates
visit to the Holy Land. 1t is expected
that his travels will benefit his impaired eye
sight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

CINCINNATI Hoo MARKET Mar. 29.-Hogs
Lave Hogs quiet: common and light So 25a7 SO ;
packing and butchers s. 1Oa7 90; receipts 100
head; shipments $50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

ALEXANDRIA, Va, March 1G. 1883.
NOTICE.-The corporators of THE ALEXAN-
~ DR1A MINING, MANUFACTURING AND
WAREHOUSE COMPANY, having with others
subscribed the amount Of Stock required by the
charter to enable the company to organize notice
is hereby given that general meeting of the sub.
scrbers and corporators will be held at the Cen
eral Office of the Virginia Midland Railway Com.
pany in Alexandria Va. at 12 o'clock H., on
SATURDAY, the 31st day of March, 1888 for
the purpose OF organizing the company and the
transaction of any other business that may be
necessary to be done.
L. w. REID commissioners
GEO. E. FRENCH. and
JNO. S. BARBOUR. '"eorpofators.
ub1 H-dtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, March 80, 1855.
For the Middle Atlantic States cloudy weather,
with rain or snow. casterly shifting to colder
northwest winds. falling followed by rising la
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-30
HOTELS AND RESTA URANTS.

200 NEW PIECES OF STANDARD SHEET
cVO MUSIC
With New Catalogue, just received at
FRENCH'S, - % & 95 KING STREET.
5 cents each ; by mail cents.
Waltzes, Marches, Galops, Polkas Operatic Sc.
lections, Songs and Ballads Duets and Quartcttes
NEW BOOKS.
HEGEL, by Edward Card, LID; 81 25
THE CROSS IN THE LIGHT OF TO-DAY, by
W. w. McLANE, DID,; 81 25.
HOME GYMNASTICS; Coo.
STUDY AND STIMULATES, by A. Arthur
Reade; 81 So
SONG FOLIO; $50 pieces Music paper covers;
ooc cloth 81 cheapest music book 10 the world
NEW BOOKS and MAGAZINES SEASIDE
BROOKSIDE and FRANKLIN SQUARE IL
BRARIES received daily.
my24 GEO. E. FRENCH
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

A Washington dispatch q he l41h
says: The jury ia the Star Route ease
this mern1Dg brought n 3 ver8zcs q
not guilty. The jurOrs q . O'Clock
fled into Tie Courtroom. Dot sppzr-
emily The worse for their confinement.
The foreman aid the surT lad agreed
upon = vsrdie. and a palnfzl silence
Eel upon me Courtroom, only . he
broksn By Wild shouts u applause
VIXEN, in ; clear tone. the foreman
a35ed th2s ibe rer1ic4 w2s %. guilty.
Cheers resoGBded from al quarters of
the crowded ROOM Ms. : W Dor
sey sprzng 70 her fees elzppiDg her
hsBds. while Team ksrez1De5 down her
cheeks. and osber ladies' il lie Cour-
room ser silently weeping. :. W
Dorsey and Brady received WAITE
congratulations, and as they left he
Courtroom were crested VITA cheers
b. fbs crowd IN frons oftbe CIV Hal.
ysdge WYE, EEh ! sew words, dis
charged the jury. IN tie ante-ooDs
and halls the !urr Wzs mas by :
thrOng q Interested persons. p-oui-
Denf sn0ng them bsing tie defend
aais and Nn- Dorsey sod Mrs. Peak.
who thanked them for fbelr rsr3l1
wAh tears q their eyes. The foreman
Eats3 % = representative o ne Asso-
ezz.ed Press tat Ere h4lIo.s were
taken. Tie frs bzllo: wzs Rpon tbs
Question C he exixe1x q eoaspsr-
sey, and he bzll0s resulted IN ihree
fOr 70 zine Agzins conspiracy. On
lie seoood b4l1 The sose vas in
creased 70 %, although h. ros uss
tsso upon the snBozDes or guEI: q
ths defendants. This vote remained
Unchanged anti about ; o'e.oek tbs
morning. when an aequiz2l IA.
agreed np0a-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

San Francisco Post: The boAs. that
California possesses the most varied
resources Of any State in the Union is
not without cause. According 70 the
Stockton Herald, General Thomas H.
williams has started q monkey ranch
on Union Island. Thus is this mar
vicious country being developed. In
the last few years many agricultural
aud animal products non-indigenous
70 the STATE have been introduced.
Raising our own ostriehes, we can
supply the home demand for ostrich
eggs and feathers and should the
monkey enterprise prove a success,
California will no longer have TO send
abroad for her dudes and organ
grinders"
Gen. Williams should have gone
Into the monkey business years ago.,
before he ever thought Of mining.
His instincts are much in accord with
thai lower species be is now anxious
to propagate. We hope, however, the
monkeys will show . finer sense Of
honorthan Is possible for their patron.
But on the theory that s'like tegets
Ike" we can't expect the Union
Island monkeys to make much head
way towards that higher standard
which scientists tell Us they will I'm
ally reach.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23

re ChEzrez Crashed - Dez1A zad
sp0 Oshez WSznaed-


London dispatch ofthe 18Th savs.
A terrible calamity. involving he
death q rs chlldrea. occurred Il
Sunderland. counTv q Durham Sal
urdsr evening. Prom ibe details -
cesred il appears thai Al ~e-tsrl2zn-
ment WEs eezng given = N1csoDs
Hal ~ coD5ura-, Nhsc1 WRs Al
tended almost altogether y children,
several thousands being Attendance
Al accident occurred = IL caoss q
tie performance. The body e ne
hall being entirely closed ~ the oec1-
pantk so.as - O The Lite o1es came
rushing down stzzrs from he gallery
II fhe t9p q TIE Erst 1lEhs g s-z5-s
was ; der, which opened oulv p
inches. AID g. tbs bu1 one e1Id b =
time could Ee. through A. ms po1ul.
nhIle The x1&s< q children Wzs p1sb-
ny forward enc . them f. and xzs
unshle 70 rise. owing % ne others
crDWdi3x. TIE natural result NEs
thx. = great 1UuhSr were zzsse1
down. t-1znpled On and sUEoez.s6-
TIE se@o@ wAs .errl1e. No Efforts
could sep The ma rasn = TIE A.
frigaled chil3rea- They cane On peL
mall. fhoaxh strangely W45ozl E1Eb
shouting. AID 500 Is were Knocked
down AZ sa5oezlsd - dean ~
Others 1rznplIng 81 theta TIE great
- number q ne bodies. which we-E
lady mznEie3 from he trEEpE1E
lzlo ssvs7 Or eigHs csep May Ne-
tins sho were Doz killed outrEbi Lad
ihsir clothing to-1 from ther bodies
snI this together Nia she bzee5zaE
bodies q ne uusa-uzE.es. show sas
terrible nature q the struggle Ios
zxes e - =. Children known .
have beea kid z1Ee3 f.o1 : - =
years
TIE sxezeueu: = tow1. VIXEN i8s
news sp-z2S. Was terrific A great
crowd rushed . re scene. uaiI ~
east 2.0a@ we're s8rr0Bn5inEIaE la.
TIE feeling "a intense. and fh= A.
fbor.5es ordered O. ne s.th Infsrtv
% pr=srFe order. TIE work q, Es-
ting OF ths bodies bean immediate
Y. They were lad CT IN tbs hzl
and the parents O tbo% killed we're
admitted . Identify their >azdneu-
HzrrsD8Ing scenes frz1sp5re6 While
the i1er.i1ezt5g1 Vas n Eaxre<N.
TIE mo.hs- oftbe dead chIi3ren Esrs
constantly uIEenng psencinE screams
AMI many szinlsi q discovering 1s
bodies @ Their liule ones
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23
THEgrEr.

The Iashingon e0roespoasen: c
the Cleveland LaA1er las a ssv poor
opinion o. The j1y. lie spezks g
thsm xs fossors:
scarse-fsi I'D. low b-oxeI. IN
sdeczt<c. rulga-s4eed ueu. tbeF iUox
a. tno1gh EbsF lad never rad \
n~ssspspeF aud had never oxne1 an
bo1est opinion" -Four q them are
negroes, and these are the mo.4 r.
speS4ble looking pzr ofthstHssve.-
he res are described elzboz.zir.
and the correspondents opinion esi-
ceniiy Is that two thirds II them are
incapable q understanding ANYTHING
q the mert-0y dssnerIts-0f tie
ease -S8eh = the jury" says be.
-sbo eighteen hours ous o. he twen-
sy-f0dr 70 where they pIez-e and
talk with whom they piszse: when On
tesir deris5on depends the fate q
nisiioosires and The purify OF the
gosernment."
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1883-06-23
Incorporated.

Articles Of incorporation have been
filed BY the Eureka Leader Publish
ing Company. The amount Of the
capital stock Of the corporation Is 3d.
600, divided into 1000 shares, a. the
par value Of SO per share. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected as
Trustees for the next six months:
Thomas Wren, II. d. Foley, q. A.
Fletcher, Hiram Johnson and +. B.
Davidson.