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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

CGaHgAL ErrLgE >ays "ths dDctdne
whIci. adnI,. il no, that ~ the yictnr be.
lnnga The srniIs, but that the Government
kelrnys W IT. rri"nds." We're al! The Hnr,t,-
crn demDcf1ta 10 Congress IA MIR II. Gen
Butler The civil servica bin that pcrpetu.
atea the tsrma Of The prescnt republican
nHicchDIdrra would not have been allowed
To IyJ..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

nEOhE KHnE COPPER COMpANY.--A meeting
OF Tho rorEh holder, Of the Ore Knob Copper Com.
rhny was held in baltimore yesterday. The fol.
ensuing year: SIcsara. John S. Williams, Wash.
ington Booth, $. S. Clayton Grorgc Small, .Jumcs
j.. tinyi"n Herman Williams, james Boycc and
.IhnMs j.. TSaon. Of Baltimore, md DR.. Albert
Fairfhx of Ore Knob. North Carolina Tho bonrd
own nearly onc.third of the entire stock of the
company The trcnsnrcrS report Indicated that
tue snen, on INC corporation exceeded it's linbili
tics by S41 .G64.70, and that the rcnorts rron,
tho interior Of the mine were more favorable than
for the past two years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

THEE H. n iropt,*ittr" MN b"GJrc Con-
prsnH ~ make naval rnicci. a;asietant uatron-
"f"efn a. The *aral Dt+erYatrry and u al
lDw lhem u 81 III. prHitiDn.nf ;snt;rnrrncrs
AT ti'" pniy"r=lirs and cDIlexra rr the coun-
Try, ~ there j. lack II employment fpr
naval oHic":s nan, and profanity viii Lc for
many yeaiH, the ptDppnition referred 10 H.
IA wj.c Dur and sbnuId IT. adoptcJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

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aTta taei. action coaecr-e,2 il.
Inc ;oH1"lnG resolutions .e.e adopted:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10
DIED.

AT Mount Jackson, Shenandoah comfy an tb,.
evening of the 9Th instant, of catarrh of the
stomach, after an illness of four weeks, MARIA
FL beloved wife of Capt. Andrew Hussey. a ma
tive and for many years resident of Alexandra.
aged 70 years. "''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

Auditor = Brown Allen has Instituted proceed
ing" neainM TREASURER Dcnkina, Of GrccnSyillc
county, wh" has not turned over the money !,
thu Auditor of Public Accounts, TINT TREASURER,
are directed by law 10 do for four years back
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.

The Senate to-day, after the introduce
ton and reference Of a number Of ncmori-
MS and petitions, proceeded to The consider
ton Of the fishery question.
HOUSE.
In the House Il great deal Of business was
transacted, mostly, however, of private
nature.
Resolutions of respect to the memory of
the late Leon Gambetta were referred, after
which the House proceeded to the consider
alton OF the shipping bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-Stocks dull. Money )
Cotton quiet and firm; uplands 1Ola: Orleans
~ a-l6. Four quiet and firm Wheat opened
l4arsc higher but subsequently, lost advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

Flour Is more ae1:ve and WIKI fair Local de-
nand- Wheat is strong ard active: ,he receipts
are lighs, iclly 1850 bushels being offered so-aa-
fair Fulsz sold 5: 1o4; choice io.1.: Mix,
1oe'e and los OF choice Longberry q. 112 The
receipts OF Corn are light and snail lo,s sold a, 50
Tor damp and IS for prime dry. No Oats 0. BE
were offered Coua,ry produce IS quiet ard easr
viii fair receipts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

Mr.; Noah HALFWAY, Manchester, SAYS"
LOOK Browns Iron Bittels with excellent eff.
Ices Tor less of appetite and nervousness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10
'ows and Calves 35asGO.

The market this week WAS only fairly supplied
with cattle, the supply not being far below IL,
demand; the quality Of The oser;p. was co.J all
prices We're fully t.c higher than last week, viii
none LETT over. and q few dealers had 10 % .Is,
where for supplies. Calves in fair supplv ana
slightly lower than last week Sheep and Lamb
but few offered with good demand Hogs scare
ana ana hieher, with light demand Cows and
Cal"cs continue high with but few offered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET Jan. 9.-g.eres
FRESH arrivals were divided among trade slaugi,.
eIers and exporters: no change in tha IONS IN.
market Dressed Beef had moderate sale a. :,
~ cents per Id. Sheep and Lanbs-Sheep sold a;
.oao %. and Lambs 6as7 90 per 100 lbs. Ho-,
Market hrmes for live Hogs at 8 3.1.sS6 65i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

hEoEGErowS CATTLE MARKET. Jan. 9.-peei
Cattle.-About 2GO head were ofrers6 AVA ia :.
9a6t4c; the market was brisk and non. left ovc-
sheep and Lambs.-6OO head up: sales Of sheer
at t4a3ioc; Lambs. &c: market duh FiqLt ~
ten mich Cows fetched S3OaGO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

ten mich Cows fetched S3OaCO
BALTIMORE, Jan. 1O-Va IS defd =. do con.
soildated %: do second series =: mast dr,.
coupons 90: do new 1O4Os &c: new 3s a. hill
to day Cotton dull middlings 10. Flour s.rora
and shade better Howard street and Western
super s. l2a3 80: do extra So 75a4 so:
/ 20; do extra 81 25a5 So do Rio Brands IS 5Os
49, Patapsco family So %: do sunerlative
patent - CO. Wheat-Southern quiet and steady.
western higher, closing firm Southern rcd 1Osa
10Y: do amber 1OSa115; No / Maryland 1l2.
ll212; No2 Western winter rcd spot III bid Jan
nary 11oa1 los; February 111Ssa111s,; March
ll3'sal 15 4; April 115ssa11 5a, May 116i. bid
Gorn-southern quiet and nominally steady.
Western higher and firm, closing quiet Southern
white and yellow e1aG3 Western mixed spot G:sa
Cd; January 63laa633s; February 62ssa6oa,
March G2a4 a63 Oats quiet and firm sontbeIn
4oa4S; Western white dads; do MIXED Halo.
Penna 4oa4S. Rye frmcr at 7Oa7l. Hay oI;et
prime to choice Penna and Maryland s14a15
Coffee quiet: Rio cargoes. ordinary to fair GAS
] liz. 4'''' = ? : -
NEW YORK, Jan. 1O.-Stocks dull. Money ;
Cotton quiet and firm: uplands 1Ol,. OrI..nc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-01-10

ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MAsSET Jan. 10. 1855
Prices to-day ranged Is follows:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-10

THE interests of humanity seem TO demand the
publication of the following facts: Two months
ago my attention was called to the case of
poor woman who was said to he afflicted with
cancer. L found her with an ulcer on her Shout
der at least five inches in circumference, angry,
painful, and giving the patient no rest day or
night for six months. | Obtained supply of
Swifts Specific, which persuaded her TO try.
She has taken five hot ties tLe result of which is
that the ulcer is entirely healed up, nothing
naming hut u small scaO, not larger than ones
finger nail ana her general health Is better than
for Ave Years past She seems TO be perfectly
cured.
An Old man of sixty seven years has been sub
ject to scrofulous for five years. He had
one on his cheek rs large az silver dollar. swol-
len, raw and constantly exuding very offensive
matter. Another on his foot of the same char
acter, and several on his hands, all of about TWO
and a half years standing. His general health
was poor, and he could scarcely get about at all.
He has taken two bottles of Swifts Specific.
rhe sores are all well, leaving scarcely a vestige
of their former existence and his general health
better than it has been IN ten years. | consider
its effects wonderful-almOst miraculous.
REV. JESSE Ii. CAMPBELL.
COLUMBUS, Ca, Oct II, 1882.
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THE RAILROAD INTERESTS.
freight Traffic a Little or with In
dianapolis and Chicago Roads
MIcnlbers of the Pool Agree To Be Dissat'S'
Ged-Jottings and siftinss of Local
Character.
FREIGHT BUSINESS.
"a Slight Decrease in Traffic Over Indian
apolis Lines.

"a Slight Decrease in Traffic over Andian-
apolis Lines.
While the train records, taken as whoie'
show business in the week ending Dec. TO nave
been about the same as in the week ending Dec.
/ with.a majority of roads, it will be noticed
that, thereiis sharpifalling off with the Bee
line and l., B. & W, middle division; ana tine C''
l5t L. & P, but for its heavy stock itrathc last
1 week would have, as well. shown a decrease IN
business, as its east=bound grain and provision
tonnage was much lighter than In the week end
ling Dec. L. Freight men rather expect an In
crease in movement of grain the coming week
west-bound shipments continue TO be heavy, but
a falling off is looked for as the holiday trade
draws near to a close. Coal and coke continue
Ito come west in immense quantifles
North and south roads are having light bnsl-
ness moving the hog crop, lumber of country
saw-mills and stave timber being the most I'M
pOrtant features of their traffic. Local business
Hs reasonably good, hut ratherspasinodlc IN cnar-
iacrer being heavy one day aud light the next
Below is gwen the number of cars received
ami forwarded at this point in the week endln@
ISafurday, Dec 8, as CON pared with that OF the
kgsreeediug week:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-10

sale of $4,000 tons of steel rails has been
made to the Pennsylvania railroad, and $50 is
believed to be the price,
The stockholders OF the Boston & Maine road,
on next Wednesday, at Lawrence, Mass, hold
their tifteth annual meeting.
There is said to be something of Issue be-
tween New York and New England bondholders
and stockholders in regard to the Erie lease
Stockholders oppose and bondholders favor a
lease of the road.
The Virginia Midland Railroad Company has
put the route from New York to Montgomery,
Ala, five buffet sleepng-cars, which will run be-
tween the two cities, via Washington, lynch
burg, DanvIle, Charlotte and ATLANTA. These
cars the handsOmes5 ever built by the Pull
man company. They are sixty-four feet in
length, aud mounted on twelve paper wheels,
with steel aXles,
The Union Pacific closed its stock ledger on
Thursdayfor the quarterly dividend with 252,-
PIT shares registered in Boston, and 354, 447 in
New York. BOston's gain since the books were
opened, Oct 3, 1888, amounts to 10, 12S shares
and 500 stockholders. Since Oct. l. 1882, the
gain in New York has been 101,739 shares,
while the number of stockholders has increased
from 1926 to some 1900.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-10

way to fill a house. Far more noise is made
about one train that runs off the track than the
nine hundred and ninety-nlHe that arrive in the
depot safely. Or course errors OF the church
must not be overlooked. No honest man wants
TO overlook the errors which may nave crepJ
into it. They TO be noted, and nave
need to be rebuked. There is no time or
need to answer in detail the numerous apologies
that men give for not coming into the fold of
Christ Every.apolOgy that have ever heard
for This is foolish and lnsign lfcant compared
with what God has done to purchase the SOILS
of men by the sacrifice of His own. The gospel
preached, aud all are invited to accept 1t. me
spirit and the bride say come. The door STANDS
open, and whatsoever will let him drink OF the
wafer of life freely, and all who choose may
enter in at the open door and have everlasting
life
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THE CITY IN BRIEF.

Michael Adams and John McGnnis we're ar
rested on Saturday night on the charge of va
grancy. Theyare suspected of being safe blow
ers.
The John Hit Lake-ice Company, with capt.
tai stock CT 100000 has been Incorporated.
The business headquarters of the company will
he at LapOrte. The directors are V. L. MalOtt,
David Macy and John His.
Sarah B. Mccormick, married to William s.
Mccormick on Oct 81, 1877, has filed suit for
DIVORCE She alleges that recently his treatment
of her has become crue that in self-prOtection
she has been compelled to leave him.
Professor Fitch, with his telescope. Ia again
stationed at the courthouse, corner Delaware
and Washington streets. The moon, Saturn and
Its rings, and other attractive planets, are just
now in excellent field and afford a rich treat to
s1ar-0aZers.
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Police Pickings.

Barney Conroy was arrested last night on the
charge of assault and battery with intent to
kill, for attempting to cut three men in Brady's
saloon, on West Washington street, with
whom he had fight -Conroy has
served term in the penitentiary, and was ar
rested on charge of intent to kill. only few
weeks ago. for striking 81 man on West Washing
ton street with brick. He is continually
getting into difficulty slight prOvOcation,
and is regarded a rather dangerous fellow.
No one was badly lnjuredin the fight last night,
however.
Phil Meikle was arrested on Saturday after
noon by Captain Campbell, while enliRtug in
the regular army at the recruiting station, and
was locked up on the chnrge of lettering. He is
suspected OF being the thief who has been rob-
biug the boarding houses in this city.
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Smiths Chemical Dye-W Works,
No 5 Martindale's Block near Postofice

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
~ estate In the matter of William A. Bradshaw.
bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that or Monday, the
17th day of December. 1888, the undersigned
trustee of william A. Bradshaw. bankrupt, will
sell at public auction, at the south door Of the
courthouse, in the city OF Indianapolis in the
State of Indiana, the following described real
estate, situate in Marion county, and State of
Indiana. to-wt: Lot number fourteen 14), in
Levi Wright's subdivision of the north half of
lot numbered twenty-sX (26), in Johnson's heirs
addition the city of Indianapolis, and lots num-
bered six t6, twenty-seven (27). and thirty two
t32J in James A. Seaton's subdivision of lot
numbered twenty-five (25) in Johuson's hetrs'
addition to the city of Indianapolis and lots
numbered nine (9), ten Q0), twelve az and
thirteen tl3), in square numbered three (3) In
S. A. Fletcher, ir.s, northeast addition to the
city of indianapolis.
And also the following described real estate
situated in Hamilton county, in the State OF
Indiana, to-wit: Lot numbered eight (3) in
square numbered one ~, and lot numbered two
(2l in square numbered four a. in the town Of
West NOUesyine. Terms cash.
ARTHUR L. WRIGHT, Trustee
VIM. & Lew. Wallace, Attorneys.
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What C. G. Waite Has to Say.

G. c. Waite, vicepresdent and general mana
ger Ofthe c., FL & d. lines, returned from New
York on Saturday, and to Journal reporter
said, regarding the Chicago &c Ohio river pool
that he Thought it would continue intact for the
simple reason that there was not road a IN en-
her of the pool which could afford to break it
up IL was bitter dose for the c., H. & D. 'peo-
pie to take, but he proposed to swallow his
There was raallu hnt ona ,h.n.
10 which they all agreed. and that was that none
were satisfied win the per cents. awarded. Mr.
Waite smoke of the increase in business over the
&C.. H. & L. division the last few months withmuch
FatisfactiOn, and he expects continuing in
erase In business, as each official and agent of
the road is instructed to do all in his power TO
make the service of the road satisfactory in
every respect. While absent he purchased
1weDty-fou miles of steel rails, spring delivery
(which are TO ue laid on the Indiana polls division
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-10
GENERAL NEWS.

FORT Wayne Throwing Cold Water on the
L. s. w. Enterprise.
The good people of Fort Wayne are inclined to
i throw cold water on the projected Logans port5&
Wheeling railroad. The Fort Wayne Sentinel
. SAYS: "sThe fact thatA. N Dukes, of Peru, is
director in the new Logansport & Wheeling rail-
road indicates that Messrs. shIrk and Dukes, of
that place, owners Ofthe tow path between Peru
and Bogansport, are in the scheme for the pnr-
pnse of unloading this property upon the COM
pany alta ha ndsome- profit on the original cost,
They attempted the same scheme when the 'bOb-
hail railroad was projected, but failing to get
subsidies from the townships between Wabash
and Logansport, the plan had to be abandoned.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-10
Has on His War Paint.

G. Fl. Henderson, general manager OF the In
diana, Bloomington & Western system, returned
from New York on Saturday, having in his coat
pocket Instructions to at once put four engineers
In the field TO locate route for extending the
Ohio Southern division to the Ohio river
and he intimates that as soon
as this survey is completed the
survey of another road, which will be of
benefit TO Indianapolis, will be begun, of course
meaning what is to be their Cincinnati division
AS REGARDS the pool he says the l., B. & W. peo-
ple are dissatisfied, and determined to be so I'M
I'll other roads give them the per cent. in
the pool which any reasonable man
would say they entitled to. He says all the
, rnads in the pool can afford to be satisfied bet
ser with the award than can they, and they, on
rates well as could the l., B. & w. In an
swer to. swell, what do you propose to do about
HT' he said, "We propose to go to work for bust
ness, and we propose to have our share of it."
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

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nary. mammoth Christmas number is just
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with Moody's Journal we will send you sample
copy for only ten 2-cent stamps Order quick or
you may he TOO late TO get our Mammoth Christ
mas number which is worth $40 TO any lady.
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A Decided Success.

The Indianapolis Car Works are equipping 400
trIsw box cars for the Erie lines with the Wagner
oardoor The best features of the door are that it
sets in flush with the side of the car, prevents
.rain, snow or cinders working into the car, and
1t is so arranged that the iron fastener of the
door acts as lever to throw 1t out, which avoids
tine usual method OF bursting doors open with
crow-bar At the request of the master car
builder of the Pennsylvania road a chr built at
door, was forwarded to Altoona Pa, and letters
since received speak in highly complimentary
terms OF the door, and arrangements are to he
made for It's adoption on the Pennsylvania
fines.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-10
IpdeIicacy in Windows and on Walls.
Iiha SntnrdAu RhNia1u aara.

"Tne Review alluded last week 10 some of the
indicate pictures that are occasionally shown
about the city in the interest of certain act
resses, and remarked that the permission of ex-
hibitiOn TO these must greatly damage the prose-
cutlon of the 'obscene papers recently put under
ban. We ask any man of sense or woman Of de-
cency to look at one or two theatrical cards
which figure cOnspicuously along two or three
of the most freQuented streets. and say IL they
ever saw anything in the Offensive papers so
nearly outright indecent Snch exhibitions
can't be allowed and IA suppression of the papers
made. Deceucy aud consistency demand like
treatment bf like 0ffe u siveness,"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-10
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.

Movements of Railroad Men-A Fast Run
Over the ''Big Four"
II. r. Duval, general manager Of the Erie fast
freight lines, who has been in the city for a
couple of days, left for Chicago last night.
JIG. Patterson, chief clerk of J.SW. Grennen,
Of the Chicago, st. Louis & Pittsburg road, goes
to New York this evening to be present, on
Thursday next at the golden wedding of his pa
rents.
Grand Master Arnold. of the brotherhood of
Locomotive Fremen, will this week remove his
headquarters from Columbus, o., to Terre Haute,
where the general offices of the Brotherhood are
hereafter to be located.
James McCutcheOn, who for many years has
been connected with the Evansville & Terre
Haute road, has gone to MINNEAPOLIS to accept
apositiOn in the office of W. II. Truesdale, gen.
rOad.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-10

Patrick Flaherty, arrested last Saturday for
Strengthening and selling diseased and crippled
hogs, purchased at the stockyards, has decided
to enter plea of guilty to the charge of Offering
unwholesome meat for sale. The secretary of
the State Board of Health has information show
ing that Flahertys dealings in crippled hogs
were quite extensive, and that nearly all that
arrived at the stookyards were purchased by
him, Flaherty himself states that he disposed
of the meat in Cincinnati and Louisville at good