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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
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Die 8eieoa.

0ie &eleba l6eint BON g9ppten aus m
Der Seit pom 1885 bis l742 mad europa
ssbra9t porSen 81 iein. Die 6ranSoien
benennen bielelbe herbe maure (maurif9es
&raut), in Stalisn pirb fe vAmo inc"
pber ,Amoretti d'Egitto" = 0iebesblume
- aebeiBen unb ibr bic @iseni9aft suses
fhrteben, baB fe sic 9iebe Der Srauen su
reridafen permDse. Oo9 bebarf IS ni6t
bieier @unbsrfrdfte; ibr berrlider Ouft
aIIein seniist, UNI ibr bic bauernbe gea9s
tuns unb Wertbi9deuns aller Slumens
freunbe su3uwsnbsn. Ser @eru6 bat
9lebnli9teit nit benz bes geiI6ens ODER Der
2inbenblitbs, bod 1T er nod fetner, nod
faber. Man finbet bieie Dirt Duft nur
febr ieIten i'm Yfan3enrei9, nur Der Suits
aug, Der iber bIibenbe 2upinen ifrei9t,
fibrt TIN abnli9 NIT iid. Gin fir Sober
ii1nnn anpenbbares gerfabren, ben Quit
Der @eieba Al ~serpinnen, beftebt barin, baB
man fIeine Baumpolbdui96en nit Sel
trdnft unb bieisIben in elmer Slaide nit
8eiebabIatben burdi9i9tet, cine 9eit lang
Der Come ausiett. grebt man barani
Sos Del aus, 70 1T bies erfiut Don benz
5errIi9en &eiebabuft.
Die glumen finb bIabselb unb bilbeu
On Der Spite Der Sweise ldnsli4e Bli;
t~beutrauben, bic iebr uni9einbar finb nnb
innr burd ibre blabrotben Staubbeutel ein
stuas IebbaftereS ausieben befOmmen.
Der Game fdlt lsi1t aus unb baber baus
en- bieie 8lumen, eiumal ausseidet, Don
sSabr Su Sabr obne neue Gusiaat.
Arm unb &ei1 liebt bic Geisba unb bot
fe serne Dor benz Senfter. Wan idet fe
IN fletns GSpfe nit gutter grbe, bic man
NIT etrpas Sornipabnen permensen Tam /;
mon laBt fie, Dor au3u farfer Come ses
f9dtt, beranwa9ien, bod BARI eth Topf
ME nsbr ais etpa 4-5 9ldnsden ents
bnlten. @ena &eieba I'M 3eitisen' Sriibs
iabr bliiben Ioa, 10 muB fie bereits i'm
September seidet werben. Oas @ieben
I'M @inter 1T nut wenis erforberli9. SIM
Greien 1T bic Reieba nur cine einidbrise
BHanss, aber I'm Topf bausrt fie aus, ia
bic Sunit bes @drtners weiB ie gu ,Reie.
bnbdumden" beran 3u sieben, bic bdufis
ntebrere Sabre furtbliben.
(Stbn. am Nrbti6e.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09

Gdenne auf S4dfer's Sarm i'm & 0 NJ n
Douglas, @oobbus &c., ~ftiirsten etpo
Elm babes 9utenb Manner gu goben, unb
elmer bsrieIbsn, Soispb @issrbolt, psrIetts
fem gein oerart, baB IS wirb absenrmmen
werben miifen.
= Sn Clear Safe ifarb firsli6
Seinri6 Bettner, Elm beutider geteran aus
benz merifaniiden 6riese. Der brape
Marm etreidte Elm @Iter non Sc Sabren.
= Oie @itfin &oIsr Mhble, bas 9ais
iaaierbepot Ser Norbpacificbabn, cine sroBe
S6miebe, @iseHtbum zines 9epiien Sims
ION, fpwie bas Sotel, bas WDbnbaus nnb
bic S6eune bes 5errn q. 8. guibins gu
ct. gauI fnb nieberssbrannt. 9ie
MibIe, peIde Hotter & 60. sebOrte,
wurbe auf SIS 600 sei6dtt unb NOR gu
$1,000 perii6ert. Sie gompasnie Der
Gorbpaeife'gab ueranidlast ibren S9as
ben auf 81, 700 nit 81 200 0srideruns.
Cuttings gerluit betrdst $500 ian 9es
bduben) unb bic Sdmiebe mar $500
wsrtb. Oie @ntftebunssuria9e bes Seuers
1T nod ni9t ermittelt worben.
= gu Nerris brad 0onnerftas
Morsen p. So. sesen 2 l1br in benz eins
itSdisen @ebdube on s.. Giraffe, NORM u.
W. Notbquif feline S9miebewerfffdtte
bate, Seuer aus, wel9es bas 9ans in Gi4e
Ieste unb au4 bas id6ne neue Tribune
@ebdube fait gang serftOrte. @s wdbrte
cine poue Stunbe, Bis bic beiben, In einem
nnfertissn @ebaube ~aufbewabrten 9anbs
iprisen aufsetbaut unb p%eruenbbar ses
ma1t worben waren. 9dnbsranaten err
wieien ii9 als %wirfunsslos. @eiammts
~perIuif 81, 700, bur9 gerfi9eruns sebedt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09

= SIM peftliden Gbeile pom Wontanu
lit cine eisentbimIi9e unb anitedenbs
Bferbetrantbeit rGatbaral" s%enannt, aus:
sebro9en.
= Cine @eieuf9aft bemiibt ii6 5000:
900 Ncres 9anb pom ben grou Snbianerr
anf 10 Sabre gu einem idbrliden 9a9tains
BON einem Sent per gcre 81 pu9ten. De,
Snbianerasent $. S. armfrons ioQ Der
Ylun, wObur3 ansebli9 lOO, 900 Wen:
i9en senOtbist werben wiirben, Saus uni
Sof gu perlaheu, traftisit fOrbern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
@tnadota.

- .Sn ct. gIoub ereisnsts fid bieier
cage Elm Granddaughter .%lInfal. 5err
2nobIod, IN Der Rdbs BON ct. Soiepb
tpobnbaft, befanb f4 NIT ieinsm @eipann
m Der Rdbe bes Depots, aIs feline Yfsrbs
Dor etnsr p~aifirmbep locomotive ideu
suurben unb burdginsen. Die pferbe
rannten bie State StraBe entlans, bossn
fsbann IN bic ct. @srmain Strabe Elm unb
raiten wie bejehen oftm6rts. AIs bic
Snrdbrenner Dor Germ granbt's Gabats.
banbIung anlanstsn, .Rabm bic Affaire to-
ZEN fd,etliden aussans. 9ie Satin
tes Serrn Qouis Grams mar on ~aenanntem
Orte bamit bei9dftist, ibr YfsrS an3ubins
ben, ais bic Our9sdnser In ODER better ses
fost, auf tire 8utfde rannten. Das Bferb
Der Srau Grams wurbe bur5 ben furdtba:
rem Stob 3ur @rbe geworfen unb bic uns
slifIi9e Srau im SaIsn sesen ben Sci
tenpes seidleubert unb Gam untsr ibr
9ferb Su Iiegen. SopieI man iiber ben
Snitanb Der bebauernswertben Srau erfabs
rem, bat ie brei Slipper sebro9en, bod bic
Aerjte befiir9ten au6 cine innere Serle,:
1nng. 0as Sus9p Der Srau gpans wurSe
bn9fdbIi9 in Splitter %seridmettsrt. Ssrr
Snoblo6 par bnr6 ben 8uiummenitoB pom
ieinem @a9en 9ei6leubsrt worben unb es
befanb f9 Sur 3eit feline S9refter auf
bemieIben, rel9e iecod nit Dem bIoeen
S6reden bnuon fam.
- 9lm Srsitas @bsnb D. 80. brannte
auf Der G%rmeniarm bel StiIIwater
cine S9eune, NORM Observation-Disclosures
Wtai9inen, cine 6uti9e unS 1900 9funb
einsep0feltes Rinbfleii3 a~ufbswabrt purs
ben, nieber. gerIuff 300, 3ur 5alfte
bur6 Yerftderums sebedt.
- Bel benz Ri9tsn elmer srobsn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09

= Das neue &eprdisntantenbaus bes
Staates Wi1isan wirb cine Republicans
f9e Nebrbeit BON elmer Gimme baben.
- $3.50 @oIb per Come III bas Grssbs
niB Der auf s. Slopes gisentbum e Neis
len BON Sibpemins) tar5Ii9 anfsefelten
Stampfusible.
- Sn M t. Clemens itarb i'm Mls
ter pom n Sabren grsS Stats ienator &ob.
g. GIbribse elm iebr anseiebensr unb be-
liebter Mannn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09

Seuertugel NOR, welde fi1 non Norboit
nod Sibpft beweste unb In Der Nabe Der
Stabt nit bonnerdbnIi9em Rnal fi9 aufs
l6ste.
W%eftfaIen.
= gm 90. OCTOBER wurbe Der Az 9 | e.
lsfelb IN 4rbeit ftebenbe Malersebilfe
@eors gubl aus Seize pesen Maieitdtsbe.
l%eibisun9 in Saft senommen. Ia6 eiges
mem @eitdnbniB lit berielbe bsreits am 10.
DECEMBER 1861 pom Qanb9eri9t in Yabers
born wesen Observation-Disclosures unb 9es
leibisuns bes Siiriten gismard nit einem
Sabre nnb tenn Wonate @efansnib be-
itraft wurSsn.
slm %. Sttober iprad bic Straf.
TANNER gu 9 d II ibre erfte 9erurtbeis
lung auf @ulnb bes 9pnamitseieses aus.
Die Sersleute Seinri9 Soften unb 6risb.
rid SeSemann pon S6ntrop ndmli9,
weIde uermittelft elmer Bis babin in ibrer
WObnuns BON ibnen %aufbspabrten Opna.
mitpatrone cine IN Der Solsuns bes s.
Cons baielbit itebenbe Side su iprenseu
periu9ten reip. iprengten, wurben me9en
perbotenen aufbeuabrens sefdbrIidsr Gr.
ploiiuitofie nit ie einem Sabr unb peser
Sadbeiddbisuns nit lie sinem Gage Sc.
fdnsnib beitraft.
= Die int gau besriffene fatboIiids
&tr9e gu 9 urs # Ii ri 1T tbeiIweiit
sinseitiirst unb Der nod fsbenbe Gbeil bee
gteubaues bereits iebr baufduis. Da Der
&ir9enbau bur9 ben tsl. Giscus sei9iebt,
III bic &esierins fir ben manseIbaftsr
gau uerantwurtIi9.
= Auf ben 3e9sn bes 9srsrepiers
&edlinsbane en- finb i'm 8. Guartal
bieies Sabres an 3l3 ,O03 Conner &pbler
(4627 Gounen mebr als I'M gIei9en 3eit:
raume bes 8oriabres) ssf5rbert porbsn.
gei4dftist waren in benz senannten Quar-.
tai 1852 Irbeiter ober 90 weniger oils IN
bemielben SuarfaI bes goriabres. - Sr
grambauer, @mt 9iinsen, bat ber 7lidbri:
&c @drtner @rosesS tterinbaus ben S9nei,
bermetffer S9rSber, nit Dem er INN &c
pi. IN Streit 9eratben, IN befen Wobnnne
er1tohen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
eferret1sunaarn.

= Sn g ra 9 iiberiel Der 20 Sabre alte
S4loiersebilfe @en3eI &obliSee ben s5u;
welier !Sista in beiien 9aben, elm sroBes
&idenmeier i6winsenb unb a~usrufenb:
p0as i9idt Sbuen elm Sosialiit." Oo5
erwebrte iid 3isfa ieines ansreifers, Der
ipdter perbaftet, bebauptete, fein Gnar9iit
gu iein, unb bic Chat ielbit in einem 9lns
faQe pon @eiitesit0runs besansst gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
WebeGSta.

- Das @rsebniB Der @abl pon graiis
bentI9afts @ablmdnrern in Nebrasta 1T
feitseftelt porben. 0ono9 bat Blaine
1851, Cleveland 81, 1854 unb ct. Sobn
1858 Stimmen, Blaine mitbin cine Ylu.
ralitdt uon % ,523 uub cine Wiuioritat BON
10, sos Stimmen erbalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09

@ie oft bOren mir BON benz traurisen
anssans zines &nfalls BON bdutiser Sraus
ne, wdbrenb bic rai9e Gnwenbuns pom
Mper's Gberrp Bectoral bas juuse 2eben
bdtte retten t6nnsn. Seib peiie CUR re6s
ten 3eit, unb bswabrt cine Slai6e bauon
I'm Sauie, UNI es I'M NOtbfaae iOslei9 ans
rpenben Al tSnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
MnSla b.
9eutf@Iawo.

= llsbsr Die SSbs bss tdsIidsn @infom
mems bsutider Siiiten berri9en uisIfu9 ir
ri9s anldauunsen. Sc baben tdsIid 81
perSebrsn: Ser 66nis pom Bayern s25l2,
BON Sa6ien 1890, Der &6nis uon WIrt.
tembers $l252, Der @roBbsrsos BON Sei.
ien;0 omitabt S7O4, Der @rOBbersos Dor
Sadien:@ eimar $546, Der @rcbbersoa
pon Slbenburs 1929. Oas ~fleinIte Sin:
fommen bat Der Shirt &euB dltsrsr 9inis,
weIder nur $40 tdsIi9 gu uerjebrsn bat.
Branbenbnrs.
- &m 4. &op. ftisB bsm &aiisr elm llns
fau ~, ben mon ofenbar sebeim baItsn
uolte, ba bas 8abeI feine Rittbstlans bas
pon sena&t bate. CT erIitt ndmIi9 In
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
~ 1~erfamfen

GIs Sortsn pon suism. trodsntm. rrsuubob. 81
iepobl ais 3uduabern CMsple) uue fses&sels ~ BIZ
Qrsik ~ psfauisn BET
r.. Bar. 70. bs7. s4ts Strsb<.
y6g IN tu 4tkt eu So q enfsst
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09

Seuertusel NOR, welde fi9 non Norboit
mad Saboff beweste unb tn Der Ndbe Der
Stabt NIT bonnerdbnIi9em 8nau fi9 aufs
I1Ste
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09
Baltimore &ir6en.@Iode,

eat 1914 limb Rs buhbmt pssn ibrr lbuIeatn,n 81
Sis Hprbsn Hur aus BEN r~siuittn SIodsnmttaH (Rut|
& 3tuu), NIT Rolbtpesuna ans.irtiat. NIB gsnh9
e%aroutlrt. @tetn Prstitn, Girulars ". ID. psHes -
I'D an bic baltimore Bell Foundry, =. Nte sftef
Cons, Baltimore, 9eh.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09

Oannoper.
= 1as mebr oils 1000 Sabre aIte 9pm:
nahum GaroIinum gu Ssnabrid bate Bic
Dor einem baIbeu S~abrbun6srt nur seift.
Ii1e Qebrer, bis beute bate es rpeniaffens
nod sinsn ssiitIi9sn Director. Gs bal
bsBbalb ale &atbolifsn iebr unansensbm
beriibrt, baB iest obns auf bic Dinfde Bee
giidofs, bic mon bis babin ifets beuid.
idtist bate, i'm @srinsitsn RldFdt gu
nsbmen, Elm 9aie DR.. Gidter, on biz
Spise bes @pmnafiums esits0t purbe.
9ieis alte bii6ofi9e Stubisnanitalt wirt
balb nur nod 1aienIsbrer babsn, ba man
bic bdran nod tbdtissn Prieiter auf iebs
0eiie ,uriidisst unb nidt einmaI msbr cine
Sertretuns bes Siidofs in Der Brifunss.
@ommiifion ssffattet.
9er Ra9iitrot Don Ssnabrid bai
cine pon 1000 girsem untsrseidnets Ys.
tito um ginfibruns Der groOture abse:
lebnt, ba er 9laubt, ba6 Die @oneurrena
obnsbin baIb bi1issrs SroSipsiie unbabnsn
perbe.
Baben.
-RarIsrube. Oas grssbniB Der
babii1en @ablsn III cine i4arfs Yerur.
tbeiluna Der 6eibelberaerei unb Gultnrt6ms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-12-09

-RarIsrube. Oas grssbniB Der
babii6en Wablen III cine i4arfe Serurs
tbeiIuns Der Seibelberssrei unb @ulhrfdms
pferei. Die 9aupts@ ulturfdmpfer kisfer
unb Blum Qsstersr bot nod bel Der Is$ten
8eratbuns tss antruses @tnbtborft TN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04
LOCAL BREVITIES.

There are two boats loaded with oyster:
al the wharf.
, Speaker Stuart, of the House OF Delegates
is in the city to day.
This is the first Monday for some time
that no courts are in session in this city.
Judge Hughes is expected here to morrow
to hold an adjourned term OF the United
States Courts.
The remains of the wreck of the old US
Ship Relief, are being burned near the ship
yard for the copper and iron which they
contain.
Mr.. Jas. r. Cation has returned from Rich
mond where he went to settle for Treasurer
Harlow. the accounts of this city with the
State Auditor.
By a change of the schedule on W., o. & w.
r. t. the morning train leaves Alexandria
at 7:20 q. N. instead Of 9:25. No change In
time ofarrival here.
The Telephone Exchange is having a
large copper wire strung between this city
and Washington which will assist materially
in transmitting messages between the two
cities.
A meeting of all who are interested in
the celebration of the 22d instant by pa
rade will be held at the Council chamber
tonight at o'clock when it is supposed
the question Of parade or no parade will
be definitely settled. All interested persons
are invited to be present.
The annual convention Of ID. G. L., No.
s. |. O. B. B., holds its session at Norfolk,
commencing to morrow at the academy of
music building. The representatives of
Mount Vernon lodge of this city are II.
Schwarz, f. Goldsmith and ]. kaufman who
leave by the Norfolk steamer this evening.
The horses attached to country wagon
ran away this evening from lower King ST.,
and demolished the fire plug at the corner
of King and Royal streets From there the
horses ran at break-neck speed up King
street creating general excitement till they
reached the corner of Columbus where an
other water plug was demolished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04
RESOLUTIONS.

AT regular meeting Of the citizens OF
Alexandria held Wednesday, January 10th,
1854, at NJ. J. Waterman's Tailoring Parlors,
cor. King and Fairfax streets, (up stairs)
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
1st. Resolred, That we end our President
Nj. J. Waterman fully qualified to manage
and conduct frst-class merchant tailoring
establishment.
ID Resolved That a vote of thanks be ex-
tended to him for the manner in which he
trimmes his garments, using first. class trim
mings in every garment. which We believe
will be the means Of making this the strong
est company in the city.
B. Resolred, That his method of trying on
garments before they are completed meets
with decided approval as it gives the GUS
toner a chance TO alter the style of garment,
or make such alterations as he desires with
out any fear of misfit.
A. Rcsolred, That his system of having
first-rate journeymen talors TO do all his
work meets the demand Of all parties wish
ing to get in reality first class merchant
tailoring garment, they knowing positively
that men do all his work.
g. Resolrcd. That we heartily indose the
cpttrr he has been so fortunate to secure, he
ntlllS huON III % IHc SIcd LtSU CutlCi III 4NOW
York city his cutting qualities being beyond
rcproach.
=. Resoirel, That we appreciate his motive
in trying to decrease his large stock of piece
goods (which embraces all the best makes
of goods by making suits and overcoats to
order at prime cost in order to keep his
workmen steadily employed during the dull
season.
!. Resoicca, That committee of one hum
dred men be instructed TO call upon the
President and ascertain the lowest figures
for making suits and ovcrcoats, TO be made
up in the best manner and in such style as
they may choose.
s. Resoired, That these resolutions be
given to the GAZETTE for publication, and
remain therein, until the entire stock OF
piece goods have been made up into hand
some garments.
g. Resoircd, That We adjourn to meet
again at the call of our President,
NJ. J. WATERMAN, The Tailor,
Corner King and Fairfax sts.
BY order of the committee,
SAM. BENDHEIM, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04

THE LEWIS MONUMENT, The committee
OF ladies, viz: Miss Maggie V. Smith, Miss
Harriet Taylor, Mrs. David A. Windsor,
Miss Lucy Dorsey and Miss Sally Stuart,
having in charge the erection of a monu.
meut to the memory of DR.. M. NJ. Lewis,
have selected Mr. f. S. Leadbeater as Trea-
surar ofthe fund and have placed 10 hishands
such contributions as they have received.
Mr. John Zimmerman and Mr.. r. NJ. Law
son have volunteered their services to assist
the ladies in this undertaking in which so
many Of the community take such deep
interest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04

DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LADY.-MiSs
Harriet NJ. Hall, sister of Mr.. w. J. Hall, Of
the firm of Warfeld & Hall, dod yesterday
evening at the residence of Mr.. Wartield on
south Fairfax street. She had been suf-
ferer for some time with that dread disease
consumption, and although very feeble for
several weeks past, her death was sud
den. She was most estimable lady, kind
and atlectionate and sincerely loved by all
who knew her,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04
AlesaEdma nsazette
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4. i>s.t

sA5n Those subscribers to the GAZETTE
who are III arrears are requested TO settle
their accounts at once, or, at least, make
part tayment, as further indulgence cannot
be grsnted, and the paper to such delin-
quents will be stopped at once unless this
request is complied with.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04
FOR RENT
FOR SALE.
AUCTION SALES.


FOR SALE
HOUSE AND LOT ON ALFRED, BETWEEN
PmlNCE AND DUKE STREETS.
Under authority OF deed Of trust to me, l will
sell at public auction on SATURDAY, the 10th
of February next, Mt ID o'clock noon, on the
premises, the HOUSE and LOT of GROUND, Ses
beginning on the west side Of Alfred street, Ea:I
% feet 10 inches to the southwark OF the middle
of the square, between Prince and Duke streets,
and running thence southerly with Alfred street
81 feet > inches thence westerly parallel to Duke
street 100 feet to court alley 10 feet 10 inches
wide thence northerly with said court p feet 2
inches thence with straight line to the begin.
ming with the use of SAID court and all appurten-
ances. Terms--Cash.
jan3o-eots S. FERGUSON BEACH, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04

HOTEL ARRIvALs-Braddoc House. Feb.
ii. b. Lichty, ]. d. Chandler, NJ. Bramer,
and J. Wallace and friend, Va; J. S. Shell,
Harrisburg, Pa; r. Mccoy, Riverton, Va;
J. n. Harper, Stafford, Va; J. II. Smith,
North Carolina NJ. r. Holden, Providence,
r. /; George +. Potter, LaCrescent, MIMI;
Miss Garfield and friend and J. I1ughlett,
Washington; W. A. Hester, Front Royal ;
and C. Bowers, The Reiley.Pauldlng Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04

THE BALTIMORE CoNNECTioN.-J. ~:
Hambletop & Co.'S Baltimore Circular OF
Saturday says:
AT meeting OF the Merchants and Nauntar-
turcrs Association held Thur day last the SUB
jcct of Southern railroad connections was fully
discussed and it was decided that the Legislature
be asked to pass an act to enable and authorize the
Mayor and City Council of Baltimore TO loan 10 inc
Richmond and Danvile Railroad Company, or TO
such other railroad company or companies, as the
said Mayor and City Council may deem to be
most advantageous for said city, 4 SUI not TO eX-
coed S2tUOOOO, provided sail loan may be made
for the sole purpose and on the express condition
Of securing and maintaining more perfect con-
nection by railroad from Baltimore TO ana with
the various points in the Southern States now
reached or that may hereafter he reached by the
said Richmond and Danville Railroad, &c, or
with such other railroad company or companies
&c. The above to be subject to ordinance oil cry
Council, approved by the Mayor, and to be sub.
mitted to vote of the people. This explains the
report of last week that Baltimore city had otter
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04

The MERCHANTS of this city will meet at
the Commercial Exchange rooms TO- morrow
morning at ~ o'clock to hear the report of
the committee which was appointed on Sat
urday last to draft resolutions embodying
their views on proposed license law how
before the Legislature. The committee by
invitation met Judge Stuart at his office to-
to-day aud held consultation with him in
reference 10 the matter. They were assured
that the Objectionable features of the bill
would not become law, and that he would
be ever on the alert to protect the interests
of the merchants Of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04

CoopERAGE.-The schooner Standard,
which was caught at this port by the recent
freeze cleared to-day for Carbarien with
cargo of cooperage consisting of $500 shocks
and heads and 3,ll3 bundles of hoops. This
makes the second cargo of cooperage which
has cleared from this city this month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-02-04

The PRODUCE RAIsERS OF THE COUNTY.
A meeting Of the farmers and gardeners OF
the county was held Saturday evening at
Walker school bulldog. 4. i. Douglas was
chosen chairman, and J. L. Clements, secre-
tary. The chairman stated that the object
of the meeting was to consider the effect OF
the passage of proposed law by Congress
for the District Of Columbia restricting pro-
duce raisers to 10 o'clock a. m, in dlspoSing
of their produce by retail in the District CT
Columhia. aud expressed himselfas strongly
onnosed TO such restrictions. Remarks were
made by Messrs. John Il. Birch. Robert
Witch, Horatio Ball, Joseph Fields, w. H..
and John w. Neitch protesting against the
massage of such law. Mr.. James Clements
thought that if the matter was brought to
the attention Of the Virginia Congressmen,
and to the notice of the members generally,
q law like the proposed one, striking so dl.
rectly ut the interest of agriculturlsts, would
never pass. Mr.. II. H. Sypherd advocated
waiting upon the committees OF Congress
having this law in charge, and from the fact
that their representative, Mr.. Barbour, was
chairman of that committee III the House,
and that Mr.. Riddleberger was one OF the
District Committee in the Senate, justice
would be done and the obnoxious clause ID
the law defeated. Resolutions were then
adopted protesting against the passage OF
the act referred to, and calling upon the far
mers generally living adjacent to Washing
ton to vie with those of the county III op'
posing the enactment Of such n law. Messrs
Douglas, Sypherd and Major Lacy were APP
pointed the committee to wait upon con
gress. The meeting then adjourned Sno]ecI
10 the call Of the chairman.