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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03
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State treasury receipts Tor September
were SsO,1Ol ui general revenue an 9H',
con tor sl,c inl iurd. Bun!s purchased
Ton schoo fund, sc. G49N; tor unlv isitv.
80 %.
A. alant General King has returned
nom "a tour at Inspection oi TIE rlhle
troops. while IN Coleman county he
effected friendly under. tnndinE W t"trn
the fence owners and lei &C. cutter, ana II
is npprcheudcd there viii be no further
trouble In that section.
Or Yandcll. of the Scguin Times ana
on the GOVERNOR stall is In tom, prop"-
bly, seeming war IN the brrtHrs rom
Cause,
General Kings conference included
person from Coleman, W sc, Gay ani
Jack counties lie Jouud the general
public sentiment almost UNANIMOUSLY
oppu- ed h. large inc usurcs, even IN
Guiding zone owners f the pasture 4
Tor ed to enclose them beca re ".hera
d. He appealed o tnem first to s4to
uwlessue-e, aud hen to Sc what law
ml Iemrdies they hal for grievances
hat could 10 pc1ceJhly eutorc and
what action Of the Ris'Wnre' Inc
state tru ps {. uli not IKE sides, N
could ou ly a.sst tho pence ollie If IN
eXr. ntng process. II IA likely there
~ II no further trouble in tuat section
thls winner.
The entire concrete foundation Of the
new state house will be cpmpl.t. Il VI ~.
Il y, aud by the 10Th the LOGON tive and
RON rg stock Of the cap tol syudicatps
Of qua ry railroad " / o. here, ,Uu
10y d muer vii b gin the work f
the -tunr masous on the building. In
track Of TINS ROAD is to he ia Il 10y tn.
aud Great y riheru 70 Il
WI h con let labor, vine .a- uteu
found vel adapted t. that kind NJ
work. 7 t out y Il the cap tol udI-
cure already is -md to bee S35O,OJO, aud
not 81, ne IN POSITION.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03


Inc ra''to""' "' 'N"' nov
omn'poi'n' III VA" WORK VI '"0
vriopm'ht 81 the s'"'c, -'o' ''
any aye 'h''t u" :" '' -,
h1ences c''ho'ue" arc '"'' w W
credited "l'A 'ho mag '''' p''s No., w.
made Within the last ''p years nv
one great drawback ere ''' ''' '"' ~
the road was the uncertain anu u '''''
cnIt transportation OF 'lo o'"n''
In the summer we have '"' ""'''
natural roan- ~ Tue u"''''''' O", ."
INC WINTER IA'' n''' 7p''"" '"' -.
made roads i" leAA, are ~" l"'4 ,r,o
wa W mo- ,,ro,, cost
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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

~ hoicsnic prices tor leading
SAMPLES ga-trrdtJ.

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Iltar rr...-|IH mri'i we .'"' us"
.a.,,s. ... q. pr.ce % saEsr- u-ed hsm' All .
''''' o.. ,.,,,,l, ,,,.D,u.tt rom YES
theylhrr mar ~ ''"'1'1
tsrday A4u''aiiou'
Wool 4
.... ion. r..,tt,,, ty d.. MEDIUM,
, . 1@ ~ ,,psr.bs s-"yyih ~. !, In. wgl
- =. ''N
h''l'u"'' ro--ox
-,, ,,tt,lp, io.. st,i,t uIGtltns q-.ci
mniIlng ."N .d'' .'r'e' IL" m'dl''ns va
uurSTrY rgoDr,E.
Inrtry'' s4 !.e ~ "a tyS.. iSaaJs. bnttri
~ "'1 n., i,5I4-.r irsL ,,tato--,
80 80 o., 49,, ~ nu.i.y sweet porstoe- "a
q, ~ ill., yrseI. &c. Dir, niut -uirctrd 1870;
T., y.lt.5 tnttDn seed - 30 at mills.
wr,IFTr ro'nrcE.
Potatoes u-r uarrsi ~ 2'ieE IN. onion. lri
barrel, 2 2jg5 - FA.v, apples - 80, :.
cnn,c upp,ts, tlOsi2j shDsge. per ,ral+'
~ gjaI. 5J Cheese. l.Gl5sc. Navy lt" p
sc hrnut. . barrels. 81 ~, krnn' .attEi--i
sIl 80. ykl--, = bMr,I-. 80 Gu. hd''tf' -
f..Icicrgamery uuitrr 2iB 10.
nARpwARG
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

The republican party has been
guilty of more out.appearing robbery
than any other political organization
since the world began. II 1t were
made to di-gorge tomorrow, the gov
eminent could pay oil the entire
national debt on Monday.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

There il some great principle Of law
which J.. applicable to this situation,
amt some of our great legal
ninds ouaA. TO be set TO
work TO evolve u from the dead
aud forgotten past. Water aud air
are tine tree gifts Of cod TO ala uitSc,
the rich and the poor, aud be never
was logical enough TO confer these
blessings upon ALI, and then give one
man the right TO monopuli24 them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

The Fort Worth Gazette MS a news
paper, is all right, rather stirring
active little paper, but it's editorial
department is remarkably stupid. 1t
is the face of mere infant on the
body Of an adult. That's our siz-
ing uD.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

. i...,,...,. L. O..
speaks IN h''s .H,eg .".k III. IL
hardly worm no me- ttI1u 'l ,.'I
tloa ..r ""F IS WIN. '.t ~ .'''a. '..
m d'-i,F "t'''" '"St '.,-
especially '9m Nmer.'A' Nv he
dew & d hHd qh'r irieud. yer rug
hand nG,, N.'"- "Aa' HvI I.' th.
hoes lh'.' are tAfrr ch,'"F ~ Ioi
aud !ouus Ihi WIG ~ ~ fu,.Gt , ys,
cate be u, see 7omi v' tu- 5-.loVi7.s
from Paris hn7' oeeH ma. lilus ~
Maize Oh T. some D ., q. 1eG So q
over there ia az! nuhoVE 49,
had numerous sHi'p'S' ''a -" I ~
having her notnt RG"u . t a'uS' .a,n
kept her head le'r, hu' ue' i nrI bar NH
Society Will never nave ~ u III "'' ''N
any mons ne, .uh-i,b, and intel
Inc rh'i'teh AZ u,i -, .' N,,, INNS,
I-enl' "a W lu.' u.u' ,o MA nav their
give "utl .enI u. u,'e' tHs Innsebnlis
mo,h RANK nj H.. w. 'I.a ,r7 yrs;tnTs NJ tre
OF a'her, . ,,,r,or ,y.ra Mrs Hum.
c"HStaI ma har and confess I. |.
f,upr, the sister 81 MT HhCk'N' hhh u
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03


what he is-a republican wolf in
democratic fold The tariff Is the
man Issue between ropublicanism ami
democracy, as it was between the lat.
ter and the old line wings in her day
The parties arc aligned IS they wer'
then. The democracy Tor fire trad"
and living chance for every man.
Randall is truer TO the dominant 20.
Rticnl sentiment cf his section and
district. than he l. to.,hc democracy.
He represents protection district
and has been for years lhe
paid attorney in and out of
congress, for the syndicate. and
corporations Interested in rxclud ug
by heavy tariff, all ont.ide come
uuon for the -upply Of our needs ia
the way of manufactured goods.
The thos.and mills IN the cast have
becu humuibg quue long cnoughi at
the expense OF the west aud south.
We have toilcd year IN and year out
for decades upon decades, aud the
utmost we nave O'eh R''c I" no -
to get enough TO paw INC eNor''ta'''
prices delhHh"t" Oh US uy '"' 'i'a""'
tac'ufer7-anu the oAuh'i7 ""'" " .
require money for our improvement
schemes, me ii'f"'u is '"n"''"'
enough 10 suppose '"". P'",''' ,o'
Pfo'ee'7 ia" po"'' ""' - "'''''"-
only thJ'!'u u! 'ile nc" """ P'o""
- ""' "''' ~
ana ana never VIA s""i' VIZ" '"'
operatives l"c 'pc'a' I'VE ~ '"'
eastern nuns "c'c' maui '"' NV
bread All" "'a"! VI '''''"
lHuee"' wv" d" E,' '''''''
no -'A-' O'''o' Oh '''''' ''''' W ''''' ~
Do L'r"P'' h''c we "'7' ""'' 7'.' u
are 'HNro eh"r'lI'u''S w P'''i''' ~"
in"hopnie7 OF inc 'hS'' ~ j.
| 70 suPPu7' V""' nun
--'OIu I'R LTD" ''t'""''''.' ''
sam h'h"a''' "'''' ''. ''' "'' "'
ing eAciu7i'o'y III WV luz '7'' W ''''
poor "h''o 'hc "'o""'"''7'' pay '"s''
prlhceIY sA'ary '"'h' 10 s"'"' ,"'
national veg elh''"h ""ny ''0'' WV
! ia Them. lnugpTDus pIlurtDlC Oi lrct
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

Waco has bad Il warning as to what
tho future has in store for her, If she
does not adopt some means to repress
the vices Of gambling and prostitution
Poor Lynn'4 fate is danger signal.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

Last winter we warned our readers
against buying thelarge packs of worth
less horse and cattle powders, and as ii Is
now time TO begin TO use them, We again
urge them not to throw away their
money. Sheridan's Powders are strictly
pure, but We know OF no others that are.
-lO-AElW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

Nh ". ., Jacks0n is doing some Of
the finest work in photography ever
done in hs state, Pictures are taken
almost nslnunucously and with absolute
perfection by the dly plate process, and
every ore j. charmed with the new work
being tmucd cut, a magnificent ana
costly new instrument gives unequallrd
facilities Tor Ijrgo-s 4ed work and group
lngs. II You want a beautiful picture call
at ~ or %! Austin street ami you will
yet {. SIP.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

\ cough or cold taken between now
and Christmas ircquc tly lasts all win
Ter. This is certainly the case with pro-
pie who have weak lungs. The most con-
venient, reliable and inexpensive remedy Is
JphnsOn's Anudyne Liniment. II is TO be
usnl inlernM.ly and eXternnllY. lO-3O-iW
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03
Telling II Very Short.

AZ oll r, -tr IN t. " d t l." e..
ii io.-t ~ md lila 1858 u j. c
.HueI
"su ely. Ml.ha I, but pu it 'h'rt tNs
dune 500 | "in SOU elc / mo paI' ol
lvtt'r ,pcl.'
Herr you are, 81, then, aud there Al"
thousanj, OF y, uplr here In Blnlhamp on,
y. y, who will testify to the truth OF
Whist say. My name is Michael Gull
ioylr. am scvrnly-tour years old. For
Guut uil e years was almost shut out
from the world by rheumatism. | had
petdlrl small ware. in this city Tor years,
and had To stop altogether. At the best
OF time. | could only hObjlc miscrably
about With my cane. ! was bent nearly
double with pain and weakness, and my
hands were urrleSs to labor with. | was
but the polr wreck Of Il Orce s1Ong man.
None of the medicines usually given tOf
rheumatism lid me the least good, SIR.
NV Old friends and customers forgot NE
A. though were under ground.
win the end Of my noes and the tip Of my
Turned ~ to the roots OF the daisies
nv days and nights were dOleiul and
painful had no hope except In Ceath
| That il Gods truth, ana MIR. MOsher here,
| knows II.
Il can't tell you how, but PARKRn's
! Tonic curei me. That wa, three years
| ayu. I'm lively as cricket now, sir, ana
! 20 my business rounds every day. rain or
| shine. You may tell this to all the world,
! nud refer the doubters to me-
/ This preparation, which has BEEN known
/ ne P,RKER's GINGER TONGC, will be called
! simply PARSER $ Tonic. This change Is
made Tor two Ica-un-: first, because gin
| ger il an uumpOrtant ilayoring ingredient
and secondly, becaus" unprinclpled de h'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

Wheat planted IN nth since in
this region, is only now beginning to
come up. The drouth has been wed.
nigh fatal to the hope of planting II
fmll lnll rrnn
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03
sn.non Nlncklo naIc.

Five thousand dollars OF Waco Build
ding Association Stock will be sold by
order Of the directory, Apply to
JAMES |. Moore,
To- Secretary
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03
ltpI2tt.

Mr.. r. g Kdn, Mt Calm, Texas,
says My mother had dyspepsia seven
years. Browns iron bitters completely
cured her. l0-30lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

Wells Rough on Rats" Almanac, at
druggist, or mailed for DC. stamp. + S.
Wells, Jersey City.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03
To inc ladies

beg to form my friends and pa
tons That am pr plred to make
dresses and wrars in the latest styles.
Rec ~, permanently tn latest fashion
Journals flom Br.liu AID Paris. Patron
sgr so.luited and satisfaction guar
a feed. You = Re-n,c ct ully,
HELgN KEUHow,
--ll.2a.2w. South Fifth street.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

Rev. j. G. Beck, Owenton, Ky, says:
81 have used Brown iroH bitters, and
consider it one OF the best ton.cs sold"
1890 lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03
sion rhnt DinrrhGn.

Go at once to Tucker 4 Willis and get
a bottle Of their "Dmrrhua aud Choleru
Mixture" But few doses will do the
work, 49, lO06tc
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03
skInnN Won.

"Well's Health Remover" restores
health and vigor, cures dyspepsia, impo-
cncc, sexual debility.-S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

Ask Tor Wells Rough on Corns." l5c
Quick complete, permanent cure. Corns
warts, buniOns.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

The Dallas FINES is authority for
the statement, that it was Culbcrson
who was uur-rd buck from shadow
land by Randall, aud not wcllhnrn,
as has been charged. Well, Randall
would be entirely incapable, with
all Of mis- vast power to perform that
kindly oiiicn Tor them politically, if
either, or both shout be so reckless
as 10 yole tor him tor speaker. There
are som- things, which mortal
streug b cannot accomplish, and this
is ON OF them.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

Tho Browns qro.s bats with the
lsand Cities to-day.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

Levine Bros. are making a great run
II gents. and boys hats this week.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

The prohibition. l. also the 9rotec'
ton marty.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

The poor prolcruonpspcrs in Texas
are lonesome.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03
su,,-n,edrron Invigorator, d

The niv rstl testim ny from every
one, is, that ~ tonic or invigoratoF
owes such happy results. Manutact-
nrea hy Tucker Il Wi'lis.-7.l5
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

let gambling now take back seat
g., lyart
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

iherr ns youu- IN from Pom h
kucisl
~ ho for has he ltn took trip over The
deep sen,
Smiths hi e bean made him we'll,
And dis Ike to te l.
But 80 good di he feel he got tip.y.
lO.30.lw
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

Base bail amir.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03
LOST
NOTICE.

N-OTI l. --Dm't forget Tom l. Smith 5
y great saturday suction sale on plaza
stray sale on Monday at O'Clock, In front Of
the court house --ll-3-lw
lust RECEiN Ep-Bcautitul everlasting
~ Hover, bouquets, crosses, wreAths, llol-
liant buIb- hyRCVnth- rtr. for fall planting
choiar seed grain, oa's and barley for winter
soNing. , r W. NE7eN'
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1883-11-03

wAc,, september Il lS'5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-23

TIE IAN JUAN Pr0~prc.iua Of Dakota in
r,cA';!H- Of the business men of that place
n.y.:
We have" check 20 get chased ora note
due. and no" wc sep into the new bank
battling Of Asa +. Mi,ldaugh, called The
Bank fIlcl Nortc, where we find the genial
Cashier ;. NJ. Janncy, up to his ears in bus
ines, but ever ready TO take in more. Next
to schools and churches, the people are
r"ord % their banking facilities, and il is Il
consolation to know ti,ai yonr affairs, when
entrusted to agents, Will be properly cared
for. Is Il rule. people are cautious in re-
"1Td to banking matters, and il is only
when implicit confidence has been gained
ihat pcricct security is felt. We take pleas
ure in stating that this banl, is considered as
solid rs the rocl: of ages and Mr. .Janncv
takes every prccau:ion To keep ii So As !,
book keeper II" IS an expert, and with two
such men A. the proprietor and cashier, the
people need nave no fear. Every branch
Of In" hHsjncs:: is thoroughly understood by
Mr. Janncy and during the past ycara large
ior"l"n exchange has been transacted. For
seven years he was connected with kountZc
i;ros. Bank, Of New York, the largest in
America. AMI camu from there to take
charge oi this
Mr.. jAnn"y is Il grandson OF the late Sam
mcl VI. Jannry. for many years Il resident of
ms cit where he was extensively engaged
~ business with ollrrslccmcl fellow towns.
mans. H. .launcy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-23

HERS"NAL-Dr \. Il. Mott, Of Leesburg.
whose illness was metioned in The GAZETTE,
has, his many friends will be glad 10 learn
nearly entirely recovered.
Mr.. J. II. Burroughs, who has .hccn con-
lined To his LONE, on South Lee street, for
several days. has so far recovered as to he
ont again to-day.
Mr. George Washington, who has been
quite sick for some days, at his home, upper
end OF Prince street, is recovering rapidly
Prot. Il. l.. Carnc, OF 81 Johns Academy
who has been confined 10 his house Tor some
t'mc with IN abscess on his leg, which had
yesterday to be lancrd. is confined to his bed,
but hopes are entertained Of his speedy re-
"ovcry.
Mr.. George hppch and bride have re-
turned to this city from their wedding trip.
Miss Belle Hunter is in the city, on a
visit to her friends
Miss Rehecca Tabh is visiting relatives
here.
Mrs. Irene Is. Lamasin, Of Elizabeth CITY.
\. j., is Visiting Mrs. Grcenaway.
Miss Sailic d. Cation, of Cenlrrviilc. is
visiting her brother, Mr. }. Il. Cation.
Mr.. Griffin Coleman, who ha, been quite
Ill i'll Washington for some time past. il able
10 be on the streets though he is alili in
feeble health
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-23
LOCAL BREYITIEs

The skating on the creek and ri, er to .da,
has been fine and many INDUCED in tn,
sport.
The ice in the river is so firm that two
men skated from this city to Washington
! this morning.
oysters are getting scarce again, there be-
ing but one boat load lat the wharves and
prices are stfening.
The County Court has been engaged all
day i'll trying the case of the Comm nwealth
vs.. PERKINS Squires, on charge of larceny
which resulted in his acquittal after which
the Court adjourned till Thursday.
Rev. {. c. Biting, jr., son of Rev. c. c.
Biting, formerly pastor of the Baptist
Church i'll this city, is now pastor of the
new Baptist Church at Riverton, Warren
county.
A regular meeting of the City Council
will be held tonight at whicd the compul.
sorry vaccination bill will come up for con-
slderation. 1t is thought that the bill will
not become law.
\ boulder Of schist dropped upon the rail
road track of the Va. Midland road, near
Amherst Z. H., Saturday, and if the watchful
track walker had not tagged the approach
Az 'ioih SeIiotiS oCClucnl might nave nap
pened. After 4 short stop, the train moved
on, the obstruction having been cleared
away.
This is Il sample of what advertising
in the "GAzETrE" did. Some two
months ago Mr.. Hinrichs, a German
druggist of Washington, ID. c., intro.
duced in our city the celebrated Cough
Medicine known rs Fennel Honey Extract,
and had small advertisement inserted in
the columns of the "GAZETrE." To-day
this cough medicine isto be found in almost
every family, and Mr.. Hinrichs has large
orders from our leadingdruggis for his pre-
paratlon.
Although the whipping post has been abolished,
the whipping still goes on, and at the request of
his mother Thomas Harris, co!ored received
twenty lashes at the station house this morning,
for stealing eggs from grocery store
Another case of small pox near the canal basin
ana III proximity TO where the imported case
first broke out is reported. The patient is colored
We are opposed to nccndiarsn. but it would be
well ifa chunk OF fire" was put under that house
rs the negroes wont stop their visits thther
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-23
trr"AI, REFUSED. The order or tb,.

tpnHAL REFUSED. The order Of the -u
creme Court Of Appeals was received in
iN. cit, to-day i'll the case Of Conrad VAIL
~ Charles Brill and others, refusing to
ar!Ht lHc l..ci,ranlt Y Mcdowell Stove
;.saiuny ~. appeal lro;n lie decree III lh,.
.tHi tulirt Of This city entered last De
'uh,r This suit was instituted by Vail in
u.,icg il subject the interest Of Charles Brill
"a. H.. it'd -mcnt obtained bv the sGrctics Of
r. II. D"Iahay against Tia. City Of Alex
.HIra IL the payment 81 y bond of Brill :
ir.h i1E him. While The $ll:t wa, pending,
UuIucruua creditors III Brill claimed the
..u!: some by :ts- @nni"nt ami others by
Judgment ;hc main coates; bcin" between
Frederick '.;' and Tie I.iri,;audl Il Me-
powell StoV" Company; Par claiming hv
u Iu,n"ir:. and Tie stove company by
.@,.gln"nt AMI s>!@nmrnt. Judge Keith
~r,'li.d Thai PATS assignment being prior
in dttr L. The Judgment and assignment OF
The stove company, that patr was entitled to
The whole Of the fund. The stove company
excepted 70 ;hc decision Of the Court, and
p;r-cn'r" lis petition Tor an appeal accom-
y:ail.ra l,y Il .."iN Of Tie record, 10 the Judges
Of the t,ur' "t Appeals. and counsel for
Pa! >Uh"..i:,, !" written :tr4uinrnt in oppo-
sill 49," Ia iii" .t.ii.'ln" az thc zane. ON the
$50. t.! IL. i.,,5,;:j tlc tomrt Of Aipcal:; re-
u:-r'i !" @!.trI irr appeal. ~ this decision
1i:. i'n5 vii receive Al, # The money. and
dis j. the rE,. =: tie litigation. growing Out
=: lhr :'ia;.s against the city Ivy Dclahay'S
-utrt!r.. "m account of money expended bv
them in the completion of the new Market
Building. Mr.. II. o. Claughton represented
thc !icbra"ht x Mcdowell Stove Company
a"I Hcs,r>. Leonard Marhury and 4. W.
Armstrong. Mr. Frederick lan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-23

TIE WEATHER AND THE RIVER Last
night was one of the coolest of the season
and quantities Office formed everywhere in
this locality. The river again frozc over
and to-day navigation has been rs difficult
AS at any time this year. To-day the tenn
pcraturc has been somewhat mildcr and the
sun shown ont brightly. and as the wind has
shifted 10 the southwark. warmer weather
may be expected. The Excelsior from Nor
folk, and the Knight from New York, the
latter due her yesterday arrived here this
morning. They report the ice as far down
rs Maryland Point, and that they had con-
siderable difficulty in forcing their way
through it. The Knight had some of her
iron rolled off of her bows, but with the as
>istancc Of a tug proceeded TO Wash
ington. The Excelsior also went on to
Washington and will make her return trip
tonight. The ferry boat is still making
three trips Il day, but finds the ice very
obstinate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-23

THE HATTERAs LIGHT.-Commander R.
D. Evans, Inspector of this lighthouse dis
trict, called at the Treasury department in
Washington yesterday and informed the
secretary of the lighthouse board that ow-
Ing to the extreme roughncss of the water
at Cape Ha.teras it would he impraclicahie
to station lightship at that point. The
board, however, has already decided To
place a whistling and light bouy there
which they think will obviate the necessity
ola lightship. The board will also recon-
mend the erection of 4 lighthouse of the
outer end OF Hatttcras Shoals, and the Off
GERS of that lighthouse district have been di-
rectcd TO report a. to the feasibility of such
4 plan.