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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-27

The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette says
"The truth is there is no particular reason
why Democratic statesman shouldn't be
silent" Correct for once. The virtues
OF Democracy are so apparent that they
need little bolStering up.
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Now that the Stalwart organs are forced
to acknowledge on the evidence OF Gov
ernment examiners the truth Of the charges
against some OF the United States mar
shals in the South, it is amusing TO see
what mild terms they make serve rs Syno-
nyms for yillainy. Calling high-handed
robbery Of both the Government and the
people :" irregularity" is an example.
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Remember the IianlOns.
Richmond Theatre,
January 18th, 29th, and 30th.
Bosrox Curps for colds at ANroxrs

EMoRi's LITTLE Ct1HARTIC PILLS are suni-
cen,ly powerful for the most robust. yet the safest
Cor children and weak constitutions. The action
in anv disease j. uniform, certain, and -afe. Fif-
teen cont.
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HenricO Roads.

The committee appointed TO frame bill
for the improvement OF the roads Of Hen
rico met at the courthouse yesterday and
agreed upon bill, which will be submitted
for approval TO Il public meeting Of the citi-
zens at the courthouse next SATURDAY. at /
A. NJ
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Everybody should see the
HanlOns.

We have before us copy Of the Hir.
gtnid Req! Estate journal. issu,d by
Messrs. x. b. Chsilin II Co.., real estate
agents, Oi this city. They have u large
quantity OF real estate for sale. which they
advertise free OF eos, 10 owners. and keel
number OF horses Ad vehicles for the
accommodation OF their customers. sucl
enterprise speaks we'll for this irm, and
deserves the favor OF the community.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-27

If Deacon SMITH, Of the Cincinnati Com
mercial- Gazette. and Senator SHERMAN
don't handle tbe:bloody shirt more gently,
between them, there will not be enough OF
the garment left to make fool's cap for
BOUTELLE
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See Rome and die.
See the Hanlons and laugh.
CT. JOhusf0u.

Received from G. +. Johnston, No. 9lS
Main street, L" Salem Chapel" by Mrs. Oil
phant Seaside Library, price 30 cents;
:" So Near, and Yet So Far" Alison, price
10 cents. and Chronicler OF Carlingford.
Salem Chapel" by Mrs. Oliphant, price 20
cents-both Of the bitter Seaside Library.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-27

The Louisville Co,Tier-JornGi says
1.-the gutter ordinance is buried" The
COmier-JOmndl is mistaken. What is the
speech OF the average Stalwart politician il
it is not gutter ordnance?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-27
The railroad smashcs the
Hanlons.
Richmond Theatre,
JannBry 18th, Goth. and 20th,
the great Hanlons.

The weather continues cold, and our
roads having been saturated with water,
will render driving for several weeks dis
agreeble. Would 1t not be well 70 have
your horses shoes removed and send them
to Chatsworth farm. three miles from the
city. where they will be well cared forr
Notify Il. b. Chafiin by postal. and they
will he sent for.
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"Burglars blew open safe in store at
Ironton, Wis, securing $1,000 Of the town
treasurer's funds, but overlooked a pack
age Of S1,100." They should be severely
punished for their carelessness.
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A new bar Is being formed at the
mouth Of the Mississippi" From all ac-
counts CHANDLER should be able TO find 1t
without making soundings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-27

BE- TIE CIRCULATION OF THE BIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-27

HORsFoRD's ACID PHosPHArE-BEwAEE
or mutations. limitations aud counter
feits have again appeared. BE sure that
she word "IIorsf0rd's" IS on the wrapper.
None are genuine without II.
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and all economical buyers. will do well 10
buy their Boot, Shoes. and Trunks from
Williams Il Ford, corner Fourth and Broad
streets. New goods. bought for cash.
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The Atlanta Constitution says: "Ser-
geant BATES has discovered that the red
clay of Georgia is no respecter OF the old
flag" Who flung that brick!
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An exchange says: "FTz-JoHS PORTER
should pay LOGAN back in his own COIN"
In order to do that he would have to hurl
at him base counterfeit Of the English
language.
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How can Greek be expected to flourish In
the New England colleges when the Greek
roots become frost-bitten at the sight OF
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
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E. Sr'3 Xxx Z 8 Y0S SE EEEE ssssHH sHS % oE EHf +
4 XXO OK L SiIo OR X.
RERX y OOO EEE ILL ssss ii 90 Z r.

since our opening in Richmond one year ago
to-day II has been our aim 10 make a persona
TREND OF every customer. How well we have sue
eeeded Is proving BY the many customers we have
made. Weare always On the lookout for
FRESH. STYLISH GOODS.
We have no old stock, for we place the nr,ccs on
our goods so low at the commencement OF the sea-
son that they s very readily. This fall our trade
has been unprecedented, for we have Our cntir.
stock Of MERCHANT TAILORs' MIsprTs so,s
out. When frosh opportunity offered Itself 4,
vas too late TO buy slock o, fresh winter moods.
offered 10 send Us 81 1000 worth Of his
BEST SUITS AND OvERCOATs
on commission, which We readily accepted, and
ever since the new year we have been selling these
goods. Never has the oldest clothing buyer bough,
such goods at the
REMARKABLY Low FIGURES
We are selling this stock at We suffer no loss; W,
make 10 per cent on every Al VIC sell.
Remember, ei worth of goods for soc,
Ora $40 SUIT forsIo,
Ora $50 oyERCoAT for sl5
Ora $40 ovERcoAT for $50,
Or a:t6 PAIR OF PANTS for ss,
orasi2 0vERooAT for se,
1880 SUIT for slS.
CONSIGNMENT SALE AT
HHHI EiiFFI Il I / / {: {: :: F F / T I
ssss TIT 90 RRR ZEE
ssss Z 8saRF EK
ssss I Voo { kkEE
S2' 0i2 MAIN STREET
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Richmond Theatre.
The coach Smashcs the
Hanlous.
The GreutTrfnI

Scalskin Cigars are here to bc tested
with Richmond's most popular brands.
The best Judges OF cigars are invited TO pass
upon them. First-class dealers handle them.
owens q Minor, Agents, Richmond.
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BEAUTIFULLY WHITE RxTH ENSURED ar
the use OF MEAns a BAKERS sArosISE DENTI-
fRICE, which Will speedily ssssoye ncipient tsrta
and scurf. Prcs, nifty cents box.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-27

Happiness consists Of being miserable
without Knowing 1t. Go and see the Han
Ions, and you will learn it.
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II YOU are fond Of laughing see the
Hanlons-
Richmond Theatre,

Dry Coal, under shelter, at PAGE. 1905
Cary street. Anthracite, S6 and SC.25;
Splint, Sj.2j and $500.
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The City Hall and the Church Los.

The FIRST Presbyterian church will to-
day act upon the question Of surrendering
:heir lot to the city for the purpose OF en-
larging the new City-llall site.
The city will PROBABLY be willing to buy
them IN eligible lot and rebuild the church
on it,
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done At
the DISPATCH PRINTiSG-HoUsE. Good vork,
low prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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HOKSES. MULES. ne,
HORSES AND MULES.

Any persoa wanting q HORSE 10 aii = ceatsin
purpose, fsg family ,sc, iiyht harnsss or dssWht.
or saddle purposes. cs.. write H. me. No. 30 EAST
FifrN STREET, CtNCiN iNNATf, O. which Is nav
bus,nrs hcadqtprser>. l will I'LL .he otner
J. ichlnond. who arr large dealers. aud who VIII
sacp the stock an my avn account Ia csse ,hey are
, npt satisfactory. MILES ho9h! aiss ~. 90 csao
terms. eftutsE u. Han Nr.tls
no s2,3n. s5 east k...lh strvet, Cbae.nnatlsus
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Richmond Theatre,
the Hanlons,
January 18th, 29th. and 30th.
Billiard Hail.
SOMETHING BIGGER THAN THE GAS DiiI.
The Billiard Parlors at
W. j. MASSISG'S,
900 Broad street.

The HanIons' trip to Switzerland. as
will be presented at the Richmond Thea
tire, Is the cbeeriest, brightest. and most
JOYOUS comic creation OF the present age.
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For thick heads, heavy stomachs,' bill
iOusness. 20 and see the Hanlons, al Rich
mOnd Theatre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-27

Exercise on an empty stomach Is a good
thing TO avoid. 30 see the great IIanlons.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-27

so enviable name has this famous Mineral Wa
ter that the managers Of inferior mineral springs,
desirous Of initiating tue natural purity OF the bot
lied water OF Congress Spring, inject p0"eriui
acid In their bottled water TO preserve the crude
ingredients in solution being 50 heavily laden with
LIME AND IRON DEPOSIT.
With such contrivances bogus testimonials and
doctored analysis cards they seek 10 rival the pure
medicinal waters OF Congress Spring.
The regular season visitors 10 saratoga fully un-
derstand these crude. harsh waters-many OF them
after painful experiences. In proof Of this fact
zoe can produce a great many responsible names.
But the Saratoga visitors without experience, and
many who use the bottled waters (often labelled
euratiyes for disorders which they positively ag-
gravatel, should remember that crude, harsh min
erai waters produce headache, sense of burning
ana Internal irritation, and do rreparable injury
70 the digestive organs and kidneys.
CONGRESS wATER-PURE, NATURAL AND
RELIABLE.
NONE GENUINE SOLD ON DRAUGHT.
For sale bv druggists, grocers, wine merchants,
ana holeis. 18TH, h,su&Tu3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-01-27

rvIIE INDIAN PLAY OF POCAHON-
! rAS 8 now ready, Consisting ~ tie Forest
scene 3nd Rnai the Council Chamber. aHd ssS,r--
teen moving characters II pOwhtian. fscahoh-
tas John smith, John Eoifc, indians. soldiers
&c.. Introducing the thrilling scene OK lNcsboptas
saving the life of iohIs -mith.
LthOxraphed In eight colOrs- cnt Qua aud COM
petr, readI Ger use.
Piice. 81. For sale nv
SltARLES DUNCkFR.
IA 21-lr tJ2Z Main street.
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IN V Z r c O \ L
~ stock Is very large
larger now, at the end of
The season, than other
stocks in the city were al
the beginning. We offer
some plums, so do not
delay looking at our
stock.
G HI i ID r + \ :
PLUSH 7 II | NJ NJ + ID
GOODS In full assort-
mcnt Of sizes.
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Remember 'anuTy 18Th, 30 b. aad 3otS
Tbs sg2st Gaa!o.a.
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Bosrov CHIPS for cold, 1t AxroNrs.
SWEET GCM ANn. MrLLEIN.


Most OF our readers have thought very httle of
the fct that In the exudAtion they see ciinging 10
the sweet-eum tree in the hot summer months
there Il principle that : considered the mo>r
powerful stimulating eXpcrtocant known. They
nave doubt thou L.t less OF the face that In The
mall aln-plant seen T. the o'd-hsds Is muclagi-
nous substance that acts asa othing demulcenl on
tic ,nAaned surfLcos OF he laBgs. and which has
attracted Thc attention OF the medical word In
cqucAcc Of it. wonderful effect, on consump-
,i0u. When these things are con,idopd It Is not
Surpr sing thu. "Tayirr's Cherokee Remedy OF
sweet Gum and Mullein," the great paDacei for
Coughs. Group. )oping-COngh, aud all Bron-
chal Affections. is proving such boon to those
suffering.
For sale by all leading druggists st 2jc. and 81
per bottle.
Manufactured by Walter A. Taylor, Atlantis +,
Ca. proprietor of rayior'> Premium Cologne.
A FRAGRANT BREATH Is always pleasure and
you can have it by using MEAz.E & BAKER's deli-
cious CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsY. II Itdestroys the Of
fensiye odor caused by diseased gums and decayed
teeth, and speedily restores thera ~ healthy con-
dition. Price. nifty cents bostle.
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IOUR LIN Z OF
~ KILT SUITS are
NOW offered at immense
reductions 10 close them
out. If you want a Kilt
lSuit come to Us, as ours
lare sold at what you
would pay for the mate
rial did you buy It by the
yard.
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mar SALE.

NOR SALE,
One ~AW-MItL iD Hanover county:
tpue SAW NIL l. In Sussy county,
These Mills are now finni a., ana Will bc sold al
great bsrpaius. Timber at hand aud c,n b. boaghI
AT rea -oaah'e prices. 6. u. HNWE.
Nos - and 90 south fifteenth slrect.
( "a 96-Sa saw ,&ThSsw&wlt
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CHOlCE INVESTMENT BONDS
~ CITY OF RICHMOND, s per cent,
MtsbEnN III f,,.,iS MohIh GAR0LINA, per cent.
per cent.
For sale by JOHN G. WILLIAMS,
Stock Broker.
ia 27-t I'LL Main street.
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RENOVATED.

CARPETS RENOVATED.
" Come one. come all. both grest and small :
fer can please yos ia renoyating your carp ~
\ d please. ladies' send In your orders, ~ prefer
to have efem al sa.i nd rot ou ruth. Oh. moth, !,
oh. moiA--oh prsc gous little moth G. troDln y
reatv t destroy yc8 bu' the ladl<- want 10 ke'p
you = their carprts. ~ that YOU may I'VE ana Pat
an 'hr NAB 90. I11sr,. my ien"HsuuKs noi fcr
Que yelr. bsi VIII last two 1Sd Tine, wsr>.
urthcrmore. 4 xUsld inform H. ltdic. thai hey
will >Iyc bot or. tfod le, aDd money 10y iet'iug me-
rnoyate their carpets, which Is - without dust.
,. .CkONiN.
g., o7-',s Room q, American Howe.
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rosrov CIrIrs for colds al ANro>rs.
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Personal.


After a long discussion the Senate voted
to give Senators Barham and Townes (Co-
alitionsts) their full salary for the session.
(They were elected at II special election
January Ith.]
On motion OF Mr.. Thurman, Mr.. Bailey
was granted leave OF absence for one day.
NORFOLK VOTING.
A message was received from the House
by Mr.. Porter, who informed the Senate
that the House had passed. with an
amendment, Senate bill 100. entitled San
act to amend the 1th section OF an act en-
titled an act TO establish eight voting-prc-
cincts in the city Of Norfolk, and to pro-
vide for registr ,tion OF the voters there
in" Subsequently the bill was taken up,
and the question being on agreeing to the
amendment OF the House. was put, and was
determined in the Affirmative.
Mr.. Glasgow was ordered 10 INFORM the
House.
"HoyEsr JOHN" LETCIfER.
Mr.. Anderson, from the House, laid be-
fore the Senate resolution relative to the
death OF Ex-Governor Letcher.
The Chair (Mr. Hurt laid before the
Senate a message from the Governor an
nouncing Ex-Governor Letcher's death, rs
follows:
COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA.
GOVERNORS OFFICE,
RICHMOND. Jal uary &c, 1884. y
To the General Assembly:
IL l. my melancholy duty 10 communicate 10
your bodies the death Of John Letcher formerly
Governor OF The Commonwealth, which occurred
this morning nj Lexington. The long life 80 ended
was full of high and honorable service 20 the
state. All departments of the government and all
Glasses of our people should unite IN mourning for
the loss. and In reverent tribute " memory OF n
wise honest, and patriotic son oil virginia.
WILLIAM T.. CAMERON.
Mr.. Glasgow. Mr.. Koiner, and Mr..
Wickham paid brief tributes to the mem
ory OF the deceased.
The resolutions were agreed to.
Under the resolutions the Chair appoint
ed Mr. Glasgow and Mr.. McCornick com.
mlttee on their part to attend the funeral
Adjourned.
House Of Delegates.
House OF Delegates met at noon, Speaker
Stuart In the chair.
Prayer by Rev. Green Shackeliord. o.
the Episcopal Church.
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CONGRESS wATER-PURE, NATURAL AMI
RELIABLE.
FINANCIAL.

For sale bv druggists, grocers, wine merchants,
and hotels. IN aI7.Tb suxTu3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-08
LOCAL 2RETITIEs

The weather to-day had every appear
apce of that Of Indian summer, Though the
temperature was rather too cool Tor that
delightful season.
The police report last night rs being clear
AT the station house. The Mayor this morn.
ing had no cases before him for trial.
Rev. E. B. Morris, of Baltimore, and Rev.
O. F. Hippo, of this city, will exchange pull
pits to morrow, Mr.. Morris preaching for
Mr.. Flippo at II a. N. and 7:3Op. IN.
Miss Salle Fitzgerald, aged twenty-three
years, died at her home near Manassas yes
terday morning. Her remains were brought
here and buried from st. Mary's Cnurcn
this morning at o'clock.
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SALUTE-In compliance with the direc-
ton of the national democratic committee,
that "the democrats throughout the United
States should to-day recognize the actuaf
election of Cleveland and Hendricks by flr-
ing salute" the democrats of this city at
noon to-day assembled on the vacant lot at
the corner of Cameron and Columbus streets
in great numbers and in the most exuoer-
ant and enthusiastic spirits and fired "a
lutte of one hundred guns in honor OF their
great victory. They had battery OF Six
guns, including the famous coon Killer"
and each shot was followed with ringing
applause The utmost good feeling pre-.
vailed, and the salute had the effect OF
strengthening the belief of all that Cleve'
land and Hendricks are surely elected. Be-
sides the salute at the above named place
number of railroad men assembled in the
southwestern section of the city and also
fired one hundred guns.
The ratification meeting suggested by the
national committee was anticipated by the
democrats of this city last night when they
held rousing meeting at the Opera House,
an account of which is published elsewhere.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-08

The MEDICAL EXAMINING BOARD. DR..
Bedford Brown, of this city, who was elected
member Of the medical examining board
at the last meeting of the Medical Society oil
Virginia for the Eighth Congressional dis
trict, has been commissioned by the Cover
nor. All the other members elected at the
same time for the various Congressional dis
tricts of the State have also been commits.
stoned. The Governor has issued his cali
for the members to meet in Richmond on
the 18th Of this month tor the purpose Of or
ganizing the Medical Board for the State.
and to make arrangements for execution
of the recent law for the regulation of the
practice of medicine and surgery, which
goes into effect January l, 1855.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-08

THE MARKET to day was we'll supplied
with everything in season, and the attend
ance of both buyers and sellers was large.
There was an abundance of fresh pork
poultry, celery aud everything else which
goes to make up a good autumn dinner,
while the summer vegetables were scarce
indeed. The butchers had excellent sup
plies of fresh meats, but the fish benches
were only tolerably filed. Country pro
duce was in fair supply, and prices ranged
about the same as have prevailed for the
past few weeks, while there is an evident
tendency towards an advance.
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Mills. r. w, Falls DR.. A F. Cox and w

Mills, r. w. Falls, DR.. A. F. Cox and "
+. Creighton, were appointed 10 visit the
market and solicit subscriptions.
a bullock has been contributed AMI vii!
be roasted whole.
The Chief Marshal, Mr.. w. H. Smith. has
appointed the following aides: Special, ). ;.
B. Thompson, Hubert Snowden, ReVerdy j.
Daingerfeld, B. B. Smith, VIM. q. Smoot.
For the business men Messrs. ). T..
Tackett, E. H. O'Brien, NJ. J. Waterman
Henry Strauss, E. E. Downham and Geo. >
French. For the Mechanics and Trades ::
Jas. E. Waddey. JAS A. Javins. 81. II. Nash,
Henry padgett and Louis Petit: For
Mounted Men: Messrs. r. D. Cats and
George Duffey. For Division OF Boys:
Messrs. Geo. T. Price, T. Fl. Ficklin, =. \.
Duffey and Julian T. Holt.
All democratic clubs are requested to ap-
noint their own marshals. The line of pro-
cession will hereafter be published in the
GAZETTE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-08

CASE DEc1DED.-On May 10th, 1879,
Andrew Melville entered suit in Washing
ton against the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company, claiming $4,000 dam
ages for being put of a train between this
city and Washington in November, 1878.
The bill was demurred to as containing no
cause of action, and the demurrer was sus.
tanned. An appeal was taken to the Court
in General Torn, and there the ruling was
sustained, hut leave was given to amend.
On April so, 1881, the amendment was filed,
and to this the company pleaded the sta
tute Of limitation, on the ground that it con-
tanned entirely new matter from that in the
original declaration. The case came on for
hearing in Washington yesterday. Judge
Haguer sustained the plea, and the jury re-
turned verdict for the defendant.
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Alesagtirga NaEeetfs.
SATURDAY EVENING, NoyEMB!.::
LOCAL MATTERS.

For the Middle Atlantic States slightly warmer
iair weather. except in extreme northern portion,
stationary temperature. westerly shifting to
sontherly winds. For Sunday warmer generally
fair weather is indicated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-08

GOLDEN LIGHT LODGE FA1R.-All ar
engagements have been completed by the
ladies having in charge the fair for the bene-
it of the above named lodge, which COM
continued six days only. Already contri
Golden | light throughout the city and the
State, and everything points to one Of the
most successful affairs of the kind ever held
in this city. See advertisement in another
column. Full particulars in future adver'
tisements in this paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-08

HOTEL ARR1vALs-Braddoek House.
Nov. s.-W. Shepard E. N. Doneison, and Carter.
IT., New York; E. N. Moore, Richmond, Va;
Mis-. s. g. Martin, Mrs. L. L. Flick, and 81. V.
Daniels West Virginia; W. 2. Harry, Cha G
CO., Md; j. A. Settle, Fairfax, Va. Miss Z. T. Cox
w. Gordon, c. Gordon, A. ". Winstead, Miss
Naming, and J. F. Kendall, Virginia; Il. F. Reese
Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-08

NdIDyALE CAST STEEL FOR SALE AT LOW
WI PRICES.-Wc have on hand supply oil
Flat, Square and Octagon Cast steel of above
brand, which We sell in quantity 10 suit This
steel is warrartc 20 hc equal, il not superior, to
auy Cast Steel sold in rhij u":Sct trial Is
ull we *.
octIO 1T. CREIGHTON i son
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-11-08

INsTALLAT1oN-At a meeting of Busy
Workers Juvenile Temple, No. 6, held last
night, the following officers were installed
C. T., George J. Foltz; '. T., Miss Eva
Travers Sec, Fred. Kramer; A. s., Miss
Mary simpson; Treasurer, Miss Florence
Edelin, F. s., George Hayden; Chaplain
Miss Vireie Driscoll Marshal, William
browns: D. NJ, Miss Florence Studio |
G., VIM. Field; O. G., VIM. Simpson 4. b
8, Miss Katie Smith l.. 81. S.. Miss Myrtle
Chichester; Organist, Miss Nettie Mans
field