davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
Scr @aDlbetrtso.

Die S6GtiQfeit oes 8ijroercomite3 lln6
Der Sunoe9beamten, tpelde iid Der 8erfols
9ltng Der QSeril6er oeS WdblbetrllgS i'm
ieblten Senatsbe3irf au0enommen baben,
6eldWGrfte It1 nG6reno Der pcrfloIIenel1
QBode 0arauf. nele Qlnflagen gegen ISM.
S. Gallagher anh0u9tg S1 MAIDEN, meIher
crit nG0rG9ltd nit Dem WobLbetrug in
8erbtnOun9 gebrad)t puroe, tnoen1 man
TOM n06juWellel bofft, Dab CT Ser Wtanu
lei, metder Die gefGl)htc 5aIDliite ailgcicrz
tiBt babe. Die ncuen NnflageI BADEN iez
bod nit Oieier Manlbstrug9 Nll9elegenbeit
gar ni6tS 81 tbun, uno e5 0erriobt aIoez
mein Die Nnli1t, oaB iie nm Su benz ;3tued
er6O6en lDur0ell, I'M @dilua5er m.iirbe 3l
MAIDEN unb i'm gum oSqueolen" All per-
dnlaIten. 9te erftt oieter 1lelleI Mltlaoen
tDuroe uor 6rieoensri0tcr 2uolt onhangig
gel1a0t An0 be)agte, DaB Gallagher i'm
Tru9Iabr Des Sn6reS 1888 III Der erltcn
gS0rD BON @hlcdgo llngeleBlth geItimmt
babe, 0a II OQrlal5 nod fein ltimlnbered)=
ttgter Stlrger Don &6ica3c 0elpeien lei, tilz
lQfern er crit por 3 Wtonatct bon Bbilapelz
pbia,a Ietnem frithcre1 Wobnorte, bierDer
4creiit let. 0iele Nutla9e muBte idon am
Samitag fallen 9%elolien iperben, neil oaS
aitgebIlbe BeracbeH lGnglt periGbrt lit.
Sine 3tpettc Qlnflagt wuroe, permutbli1
auf Nnitiften be5 bleitgen Niirgercomites
bon 8btlaoelpbin aus erboben, lD0 @al>
lagber eiueN 9%efpiiien QIbr. G3ontion un6
9ln0ere i'm Sabre 1882 ourd oefQIlGte
28e6ieI betrogel bdben ioG. 8oltinlpeftor
6elllbaip tpor ais 9ertreter pes Stnates
YennlplDania nit elmer Jtcquiiition BON
@ollDerneUr bier eri6tenen uno nabm @aL>
la9Der 9efdn9en, I'M t9u nacb 9SbtlQoelpbio
gu trdrsporttren, bod farnelt 0allagber'S
Srerr1oe I'M ctnei1 Sabeds GorpuS1S efeDl
ein, iDelbes @eiu1 in bteicr Qgode Dor
9tId1ter SDeparo Derbanbtlt meroen ptro.
Gallagher lteht bis bGbtn inter $25, 900
8urgl1aft. Sbglei0 Die 8unoesbeomtel
iih anl6etnenb Ntiibe 9abel,, Die lteberfi6z
rl1g Gauagber's md philadelphia Su per=
btnoerr, - lteBen bod gepiiie llmitGrSe
Darauf ldlteber, baB eS i9r YSuniD let, oaB
@aiIugber bon GbtcagO fortgebraht tperoe,
nan1tt er, fern pDn benl GtnfluB leiner
Sreunbe, better bearbeitet tperoen f0nue.
gm Sreito9 fanb auf 8eronlafiuua res
8iirgercomtteS cine Siirgerusriaml1luug
itatt, lit meld)er benz Gomtte Elm 8ertraueusz
8otuln a~bgeitattet uno cine Sllunne @el0eS
fir einen s@aranttefono CUR euergtlGeren
GcrfoIgun9 Der lle6eItbdter ge3ei0net
puroe.
9te Staats>@ roBgei6iporenen 6aben be-
i6loiieu, it'd ebcnfaLlS nit Der llnteriu>
dung oe5 MaDIbetru85 3l b%efaiIen, uno Bee
gtitlen OQr1tt dnt Wtontag.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
g. @t. StotDfOtlo bamferott.
gerbtmott6fetten SIS, 900.

9os 9ubIiflm, pelfes in ben lebten
Sagen oil Der flott ge6enoen Shntttpaarenz
9anDlunq oeS 6errn g. 81. Not6i6ilo, SEQ.
158 StateItraBc, borbeigins, bate feline
Qlbnlng Douon, oaB OoS BON &unben ltber>
8efalen letn ipilroe, ebe nod 0aS g8etb=
gelterl &Drmirtag @inlaB in ben SauicnDe
bon S@nitttpaare1 aLler Qlrt enthaltenen
groBen &aoen nerlangte, ipurbe BON ben
Sberiffsbeamtett b%eoeutet, baB er Ii6 etnen
anoeren Blab auSiuhen m0ge, uln ieine
MISUNDERSTANDING 5u MAIDEN, oa bort
bereitS NueS berfauft lei.
l6errn Gotbldilo lelbit mar natiiriid
ietne i6ltmme 8tnan8Idge iebr pDbl be-
FAINT unD CT lab ft0 1ett einiger Belt gez
5Dunge1, ben i'm ~be0rGn9eneen @lGubtz
germ Si6ttped)Iel ais St6erheit fir 0eren
5orDerlngte gu geben. Die leBte 8eranlal>
Jung gu Dem vSRra0" lit in benz 8orgeben
Ser Stem Oorter Sirma 6eilner, @olf &
So, tDeId1er tpegel1 Der 2ieferung elmer
groRen Qlnsabl BON WfGrtcll1 cine SCRIBE
rltng on Gotbl6tID in 60be bon $2298 5uz
itano, Ill iuden. Sdon DorgeItern Nbeno
81 ipGter StunDe lieBen Die bieii9en MOooe
taten Der austpGrttgen 6irrna etnet S6etl
beS 9totbidilo' iden disadvantages NIT
8etdl1g bcleger1.
@eltern ipur0eu i'm bteftgen Slpertorgez
rtdt aegen Not6ldiIo 6orperunqeu in 00be
BON $40, 932.45 pcn ben folgenben 8erlos
men uno Strmen aus9etlagt: 9tattonaI
8onf BON SQtnots, $10,022; Siaac 8.
Gptbi6ilo, $1,000: 8etfelD Bros. $4,000
uno $2992.50 9tobert Sill, $4,000. 20;
@ilItam 9enn Ntron Cir BEN uSnter
Scean"), $3.50; 6orace ", 6urlbut (fIr
Die uSinles"), $3.50; Wiuiom 6. Vurlod
& 60, $1,000; 6asfeQ, 8ronn & 60,
$244; SbuIts & So, $348.40; Price,
Stirtel & So, $1,000; Yin9s & Yiner,
$479.75; q. g. Sage & So, 1890; Seiz
Detberg Bros, $50; Stpeet, Demp1ter &
&c.. $500; SuItuS Stein & Co., $1,000. 10;
.. y. Sist & 60, $3.50; 6art Bros,
1925.
SIS lit I6per, Sic geraue 9umme Der
0eiammtperbinolihfeiten Notbi6ilo's anz
3u9eben. Die meiiten 0lGubtger beftnoen
ith i'm Often unD neroen ne6men milien,
mas ubrt9 bletbt, na6Oem Die @bicagoer
ods 9Sett Gb9eidopft baben. NDpofat
Salr6ilo, Der 9errn Gotbi6itb b%ertrttt,
tarirt oeiien Sbuloenmalle auf $75, 900 =
bis 100000 Il1o bic Dor6anoenen Nttipa
auf $50, 0O0-$70,O0O
Sine Bortisbung icines @jei6Gftes uir6
ipoDl 6errn 9totbldilO ni6t m0glt6 lein,
0a ieine @ldubiger ntbt seneigt gu iein
lAetner, tbm ldn9ere @eitunoun9striiten
81 getpa6ren.
9as @eiddft in SEQ. 1853 StateitraBe be-
trieb &otblhilO lett flint Sabren; bis 0a6tu
bate er et1en fletnen 9a6en an Der @de BON
Statez lno 81. StraBe sebabt, unb mar I'M
Sabre 1871 nab @bicaoo getommen, nad=
Dem er in 2eauenportb in Ranlas leine
3abLnno bate einiteqen miliien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
Gin @aftmoahns1snfau.

Dem S6neuSu8e Der Baltimore & S6toz
8a6n, pel6er WtorgenS 9 llbr 20 Wttnuten
bier eintreffen iDa, lit 0ienitag frilb in
Der 9iGbe Der StaIpn 8rennen in Snoiana
600 UletIen luclt6 BON @9icago) etn
id)perer llufaQ %taege9net, ur0 es 1T Elm
tpabreS MunOer, zap bierbei tetn Meni6enz
Ieben Uernihtet m4toe. Sreilih trug 1ber
bet auf Dem 3uge beftnpli6e Sod @otpar0
WicGabe 10 i0iaere 0erlebungen 6apOn.
ba 3 man ieiren Z % betirbtet.
Der uufau or ignete iid friib geQen 37
llbr o~aourcn, oaB cine gSetde, ipetd)e Der
3uq 3u paiiiren batte, mabri6etnIicb tn
folge Des 6r0ite5, leplabt mar. Die 2ofoz
motipe, tpeI6e hit elmer @eI6winoigfeit
bon 40 Oteilel in Der Stunoe Is muBte
cine 3eitoeridrmu,B n~acb9ebolt perben =
flt6r, Der Tenoer, Der @epdG> iino Der
3taudipagen tparea 9liidlt6 iibeE Die l6ao>
bate Steue getontinen, abet Der nun folz
9enDe, ben Speilernum enthaltenoe Magen
ent9Ieilte, ftel MA nnb Qertetb in GranD ;
bic ibm tolgenben beioenS hIafpagen rannz
Ten crit in i'm binetn uno fteleH oaun eben>
alIS I'M.
Sn Dem S6Iafpagen befan6eu it6 Fl
QaIiagiere, oaru1lter eIttge aus Gbtcago,
mQbrenO in bent Gpeiieipdgen itd MIR Die
R06e 1no Die farbigen Nufndrter aufhielz
zen. Ser ertpdbnse MtcGa6e uno ietn @ez
billie Soe QroB tru9en i6tpere 8ranorpuns
ben oauon, iuoem oaS beige Waiicr, pelGes
iid in Dem Sohtei el befano, iih iiber ite err
goB. Die fnrbigeE NufmGrter 9to6ert Wtcz
giaHg0ton, @oipnro @raD uno Oalp erlit>
ten tbeilS Srauosi tbeilS Gueti6DunDen.
Die mebr oDer peni9er, aber idmmtIt1 in
ungeidbrGtber gBetie, perIebten Baliagiere
1ino: @onarcBmdun y. g. SbipeIu aus
Goutb Sen6 i'll Snoiana, 6iram 9 Smith
aus es Mfoines in Sorpa, 8. 9. @ifforo
aus Canton IN 8afota, Sreo. q. QBbuler
aus Baltimore, 8 Stoller BON bier, S. 8.
Wius uno Satin BON bier, 81. IS. 9teliDn
aus &odforO in SlinoiS u1o S. 6. Wta1ine
aus Bierce III Dafota.
Der burh ben unfaa nnGertdtete S6as
ben uiro auf $25, 900 BeihGbt. Der Der.
un9Iiidte 5ug traf crit Dtittags / ubr bier
ein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
6nfc DID

DOR befti9en 4ursirmitteln. Giele miien, rpenn tie
piet benust merben, Gle @siuuobeit uuuermetblid i1d5
bigen. nnrea,lmaBtgfett bes 5tublsangS lit obne iolde
Sttfsmtttel beilbar, wel1e bod mn bic Odrmc l6pdGelI.
&Otetter'S MogerDttters lit niDt nHr Elm A61
fabrs, iouparn etu Statfunssmit1tl. DGoet beoarI es
teiuer nadiplseuoen Diebtsiniruus, ge bel hen mddtt@
gen 9urglmttteIn, I'M i9re Gelp0tt}amen 9Strtun9slt
Wieoer gut 81 MAIDEN. @laue &!Iel HIo 1alomcl mn
auf ole Xdn9e nten0l5 unsetdbrIth; 4np sur NegIltrun9
Del Sc6er unb Ddrne merOen nod 0nnere NrSneten, Die
beioen l9Golt9 itnb, Gebrouht. %ange @~rt@brun9 bat
bsloteleH, oaB b5 Slttere ntdt nur lnSe1dprlId uno
gttllam, ionOern aud mahtt9 pirtt. IS tIBt ben
Arg0uismuS. mean er 9eibwd@t lit, uno bepabrt tbn
iomtt por &rantbsit (betohters Dor malGrtideH Scs
ldmerosn). biltt Ter S@mdbe rno llntbatt9tett zines
opspeptti1en Dta3eaS az, beiiert ben Appeiit unb mtrtt
Snr Strapt9unq ubcrausefrenstsr gieruen. An6 bat es
etnen aat OILS 9eitlait el 9e8en oi9enmattsmu5 uHo Nte>
renitorun9eH geI0oHner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
Scr G.nttnfnrhth

Dffttete III ietner lebten Sibung Die N!ge7
bote fir Die 2ieierung pon 2ebsnsmitteln
al Die peri6ieoenen @ountDanitalten ndbc
renb oes nG6ften SaDreS, II perIteb Die
folgenDet Gontracte : fir Die 2ieferun9 BON
6letid an us. Bipper; fir Die 2isferunG
Don 8rop an 6eiBler &Sunae. IND fir Die
2ieferung bon Mild ali ISM. 8oI3e fir
Srret1z unb QrmenbauS, uuo an Sep &
@bappel fiir oaS 9oipital. Sin @omite
ipurbe nit Der llnteriuduna Der Sra8e be-
auftragt, oh eS ratbIam lei, oo5 Nbitroct5s
9epartement i'm 0tecorber5amt nod peiter
fort3ufiibren, ba es ftb berou59eiteQt bat,
oaB bas 0epartement oem County biSber
nur Soften peruriaht Fat. 9aS Suogment
Ron sc. so. 8lotfe, Dem friiberen 2lumalt
bes @ountp tiir Die uuteren 0eyihtSb6fc,
i'm 8etrage bon $3.50 wuroe CUR 3ablung
a%ngelptelen. D
2eute, bic friib5eiti8 ergrout itnb, f6nnen
bur1 ben @ebral9 pon 0au'S 8e9et0ble
Stctlian 0air 6eneper ibrem 0aor lpieOer
ben friiberen Slang ur0 gSltd)s perl9affeu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
Sonte Manel,a MrcnneA

Ser @br,p. gB. 9. @pons, gS~aibiugton, ..
g., i1reibt: n&arte &obel, Die Iiebe, olte,
forbi9e 6eili9e, welbe IS Sabre beltGnbig an
ent3inbliDe NbeulnattsmuS lit, lit 6lr6
NtblopboroS piel better oeworbeu. SD
betra1te es Uie ein Q8rhber. Ste lit por
6reube fait ouBer iiG. Gtlpas Steif1eit lit
nod iibrl9, aber nit nod elmer Sloi9e Nci11
miro cine bauernb: SIR beipirft lein. IS lit
lpa6rii6 cine munberbare Wtebi3in. SD
meile, ie loute int 9anset 20uoe melt per-
breitet DerOeu,"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
Cine ffmoerIpie Ghc

lit 9erpiB cine iiberouSs t~rouri9e Go6e fir
mon0es @bepaor. Q8ie unb moourb 6ielem
llebel III tiir5eiter 3ett o~bsebolfen ruer.
BEN fam, 3et9t Der ,,Settnn9S =Mttfer",
lpel9er pom Dem alien uno bepGbrten Delttz
i9en 9etlzSnitttut i'll Jtew Dorf berousz
9e9eben miro, auf Die tlarite @eiie.
0os portreffli0e Sud (25O Setten) mirb
9e9en @tn1enoun9 pon 70 @ents in Qoltz
ltarnps franco uno Dobl perlie9elt perlorbt.
Norelle; es FL eilinstitut,
IL Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
29oS4M, nit nm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
: 0ie NnIic6[uro Oeaepiid) am GQluz

= 0ie MnIicOIung 0egepiI@ am Galuz
metfluB, tpoiel6it Die sroBartige1 2Serte Der
Limited States 9tpuin9 StOd So" alt9e7
Iegt perben, bat fi0 i'm Qauie OeS perflolle7
men sSSabreS 3u eiEem ihnluden StQotden
berau5gema6t, iooaB man Die @egeno
faum tpicOcrerfennt, ipeun man Tie lanae
niGt gcieben bat. Die 9roBen 9auptpert7
ftdttcn Der @eieai6aft. aus 8aditeinen urO
Stein 9ebaWt, iino bis auf ben iHneren
9lu5bau fertig. DoS StGot6en 6egetDtl9
liegt n0r6li6 bapon uno ipeiit berelts ilber
100 6Guier u1o 2dOen auf pelde l6n1rnt7
LID lett QpriI eebaut mIrDen. Gln etn5t7
ger @runDeigent6umSz Oiatler mill lett DEM
l. 9IpriL 9auplGBe III 6egepil6 sum- Be
TRACE bon 500, 900 p%erfauft babe1. Die
StraBen finb Gle aufgeFlut u1o mebrere
0erlel6en tueroen mdcQoamiitrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29

l1nbeiounenbeit in Der 0iGt 1T zine Der
frllbtbarlten &ranfbeitSqueUen. g9ir jollten
llns ~beionoerS nit Dem @iien in 9Ldt uebz
men, ltnO fauS mir cine SpeiIe 5u ms ne6z
men, Die uns ni9t gut befommt, loateu mir
prompt bel Ser Nnmenoun9 Der n0taioen
9eilmittel lem. Srou Abel gGbitbp, bon
@anoiobarie, 81. g., i6reibt: SD lit ara
our9 OtageneutSun0uns uuo unbelonueu9
belt in Der J iGt. 1fadoem i6 bios snei
Slal6en Otiibler'S 6rGuter @itters ge1om=
men, erbolte i0 mid. Seitoem bin i6 peoer
6ur6 uebIi9feit nod bur9 @rbre9em 9etruz
belt moroen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
0ine IicbGne @eTMtSfnrbe.

ng8os fir cine liebltDe @eiihtSfarbe!"
bort mani OFT iageh. sd mO0te wiilen, ME
iie llb Die Derl6afft." Sic J~tetupeIt uno
wirtli6e ytebh0tett Der 00uttarbe b6n9t
pom &llte ob. 0iejeni9en, Oeren @eiidt
un9eluno blaB uiib fltni9 lit, tonnen ibrer
$srid,o Ttat'f 0a ill'G f.: St aer%@ p mnS' ST.. 3 Rf1req 3
Golden Medical Discovery. einre6z
men, 1tm Die I'M &Orper lauernben b0len
&Gfte %all5iun1er5en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29

1tniere Netietoen OeI41Gett 9eae.t=
w6rtt9 fOtOcnOe Staaten:
&err Seo- u. @teKolp, 9aeent
1tMo Gorreipoaoe1t Der SSSa. SfaatSs
5ettttt9, beftt0t SNinOis IT, SoSolUa+
&err ga. NenRtau S~moiana 1tno
SDio.
@err SbeOSore Ntatbcr .GolOs
f6Oo.
Serr 0obcrt esIti9 GoOfz, Sat-
Raae= 4tsto SafesGoWutD ina Gtaate
S4tnOlS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
StoOt CblfaaO,

&err Geor9 NGGert, General
N9ert ttno Correspondent oer oSIts
ants StaatS : Seittupg, befttc)t
geGenu6rtigY eteniDIpamia, Wtarv=
I1to. Sttrttt 60 lit bio, @traintett
WorSs A. Stto=Garoltna, Georgia,
SoniTom1, SegGS, AIabama 1tutO
8~G0rtS1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29

Moferpfeiier. Salnoica Snsmer, Ganpber=
ma1ier uno better Brandy, iuie le in Or.
Yterce'S Extract of Smart Weed" per-
etrt9t iinb, beilen &olit, oDer Ntoee1= lno
Qnter(etbsl6merSen, Ourd6faq, GHbr lrnb
@bolera MorbuS uno pertreiben S6nupieu
uno ~Gnt5IuDunQen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
AorsforS's @4cto phosphate

Tlf llbefurDeltele F"TDTEITIUIlIltIl.
Or. GhaS. &. Wtit6ea, @anato0t9l6, sc.
g., loqt: sd battle es iiir einen g9leOerbers
Heller Der D~entHu9Straft uno oes 9terpen=
fnitemS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29
G@Win0fmdlt aeheilf.

Gtnem alten qrSte, oer pon Scr Qrarts SurIfae;oaer
lebt, lpurSe our9 einen oittuOti6en Ntiiiiondr Sic Be-
l9retbn'I9 elneS etntaben pc9etabilti6eu Qeilmitte(s tir
Bite ldneue IND bouer1toe Seiluua pom YiIu~oenitmiuOs
lubt, Bronchitis, @atarrb, AitDma uno allen sails uuo
9ungentrant9etten ons9ebdnOi9t Iud elm @tittel fir
ierpentraHtbetten gto6Oem Ser Opttor Die munberbas
rem 9eilfraite in tauieuoen ydlcn erprobt bate, ~eradtete
e5 fir letue Sfi8t, os DtitteI ieiuen tetoenben Atits
I1erlde1 betarnt au NADER. @ou oteiem Wtottp uno
2Snnl9 9%etrteber, banoelte CT. SD ienoe Dteles 0esept
9an5 toltenfrst an Nae, bic es mini9en, in oeutider,
en9itl3e ooer lrau6Oitider Spra4e, nit poacr Annsis
Jung Der Ser1telluns uno be5 gsbrau6S. Senoe Aprelle
nno 6rteTmarfe, beSiebe DID oui bieic 3eituua unS id
Jennie es mioiort, &. u. hopes, 149 Nomers @lod, Mods'
Ner' N'g " a9iep19D0 lara
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-12-29

Or. 8 3 ittter ct. Charles ctr. 10
GIT, ct. gouis, Wto. Nue Gpestol=G erpen=
tronfgeitell, &luttrantbeiten, MGngel in Der
SetrotbstGbi9tett. Nio9en ollie 6ranten Die
&tittier'ide An3ei8e III elmer auoereu Spalte
OesSlatteS lelelI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Mr.. Mercer Slaughter, general passenger
agent Of the Richmond & Danville system
will leave for California this week.
A petition numerously signed by tine bus
mess men Of the city has been presented to
Mayor Beck ham requesting him not to en-,
force, for the present, the order Of the City
Council, at its last meeting, in reference 10
the removal of the frame house, at the foot
of King street, belonging to the Washington
Steamboat Company, and he has directed
the Superintendent of Police to suspend the
enforcement of the order until he can com.
municate to Council on the subject.
The hanks, the banking house of Burke & Her.
bert and the drug stores of the city have been au-
thorizcd by the committee to receive free will Of
icrings Of the friends and patients of DR.. NJ. ii
Lewis, for the purpose of erecting the proposed
monument TO his memory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-30
So zE6
FROM RICHMOND.

Especial dispatch to the Alexandria GAZETTE
RICHMOND, Jan. so, 1854. The demo
cratic caucus OF the Legislature la-t night
had under consideration the status Of the
school superintendent who have been rec
commended to the Senate by Governor Cam
eron's school beard and rejected by that
body. The question is whether these su-
perintendents, so rejected, remain in office
till their successors qualify. 1t seems to be
believed by some that they do. Many Of
Cameron's appointments have been refused
and this question is an important one.
The democrats have pretty we'll agreed
on a bill which contemplates the appoint
ments of new registratrars for the whole
State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-30
TO.DAY's TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

TO-DAY'S TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Joseph Anderson was killed by falling de-
bris during FIRE in Rome, N. Y, last night.
The schooner Waldo Irving, of Gloucester,
Mass is supposed to be lost with her crew
of fifteen men.
The Zulu King Cetewayo made his
escape from Ekowe, but was Subsequent
ly re captured.
The British ship Edgar, from Liverpool
for Delaware Breakwater, has been aban-
doned at sea disnasted.
A twenty Eve mile skating race for two
gold medals is to take place at Washington
skating park, Brooklyn, FEBRUARY 9th.
The Grand Trunk Railroad has been find
1000 by the State Of Maine for causing the
death off. w. Perkins at Mechanics Fall in
1882.
A three-ycar old girl was burned fatally
Yesterday afternoon near Lancaster, Pa.
while playing with fire during the temper
airy absence of her mother.
A.buggy containing Mr.. J. +. Lewis and
Miss Nora Mcintyre was struck by train
near West Toledo, Ohio, last night, and the
latter killed. Mr. Lewis was severely in
iured, but it is thought he will recover.
A FIRE in an apartment house in New York
this morning caused the occupants TO flee
to the roof when they saved their lives by
jumping to adjoining buildings. Several
were, however, scorched, but none serious
Nv burned.
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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS To.DA,

SENATE.
A number Of petitions for the enactment
of laws prohibiting the manufacture or sale
of alcoholic liquors within the limits of the
District and territories were presented aud
referred.
The Senate then took up and debated the
conference report on the Greedy relief expe-
dition, Withdrawing the volunteer" clause,
but, without result, at one o'clock, the
chair announced that the hour had arrived
for Senators to attend the funeral obsequies
of Representative Mackey, and the Senators
left in body for that purpose.
HOUSE.
A number of bills and resolutions of no
general import were presented and referred,
and some of the same character passed.
At one o'clock the funeral obsequies OF
Mr.. Mackey took place.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

MEs WISsLows SOOTHING SYRUP should al
Yavs be used when children are cutting teeth.
1t relieves the little sufferer at once it produces
natural quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes las bright as
button" 1t is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothcs
the child, sortcns the gums, allays all pain, re-
lieves wind, regulates the bowels and is the best
known remedy for diarrhGa, whether arising
from tcethug or other causes Twenty five cents
bottle my4-M.W&S
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AlfsaR(irIa VDaaeiIz
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 80, :~7i.

s-s,- Those subscribers to the GAZETTE
who are in arrears are requested TO settle
their accounts at once. or al least, make
part pay ment, as further indulgence cannot
be granted, and the paper 10 such delin
uuents will be stopped at once unless this
request is complied with
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ANusEMENTs.-Miss Josephine Kelley.
who plays here next Tuesday and Wednes-
day nights. is Young actress Of great prom
Use. She is supported by Frederick Pauld-
ing. who is acknowledged TO be the best
Romeo on the American stage. Miss Kelley
Is very beautiful, exercises the best of taste
in ccstuming and characterizes her parts
so thoroughly as to almost entirely lose her
identity. Mr. Paulding, Miss Reiley's lead
ing support, is young actor of much pro.
mise. He made his debut at the Lyceum
Theatre, New York, and afterward starred
at the Union Square Theatre in New York,
since which he has made three tours
through the country. Pygmalion and Gala
tea is the opening bill, to be followed with
Twelfth Night
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POLICE REPORT-Last night was clear
and cold with six dodgers and one prisoner
at the station house The only case before
the Mayor this morning was that of Levi
Murray charged with stealing coke from
the Gas House. file was sent to Jail for ten
days.
B. F. Hughes, colored hoy, was sent to
Jail by Justice Arnell for the non payment
of q fine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-01-30

The RIVER. THE ferry steamer City OF
Washington arrived at her slip at this city
from Washington this evening, having made
the trip in one hour and a half. She reports
the heaviest ice az being between the Wash
ington and Georgetown channels, and after
passing that point had but little trouble IN
getting 10 this city. Both ferry boats Will
commence making their regular trips to-
morrow, the first boat leaving this city at
100 o'clock
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R.is"The members Of Potomac Tent of Recha-
bites. No -. are notified to meet at the Tent,
Tomorrow Thursday evening, at 3 o'clock TO
attend the funeral of Brother Henry Sterling
Ev order 1T &. j.. ARSELL, 4. h.
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS -Braddock House. Jan.
ON. Strauss, l.. Gottschalk, f. }. Stein
er and S. h. Thorne, Baltimore; Q. c. Mar
tlnett, J. Kaufman and s Kaufman, Wash
ington w. l.. C. Potter. Boston L. Bend
helm and friend, and A. B. Horner, Va;
!; Rose, New York Sol. Henline, Freder-
icksburg.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, jan. 80. 1854
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair.
warmer weather, except III northern portion local
rains. winds shifting to southerly aud rising ha-
~
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4 PARADE NOT PRoBAELE.-The COM
mittees OF the different fire companies who
were appointed last week to confer in rela-
ton to celebrating the 22d of February by
a parade, met last night at the Relief Hook
and Ladder House, but as they had receiv-
ed no communications, or been officially NO
titled of the proposed visit of any organiza-
ton to this city on that day, without tax.
ing any action in the matter, adjourned sine
die
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ESTABLISHED 1922.
JOSIAH Ii. D. SM0OT,

II Y. UNION STREET, ALEXANDRIA,, VA,
DEALER IN
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATHS,
pICKETS, LIME, CEMENT
CALCINED PLASTER
HAIR AND NAILS.
have Just received large and varied assort-
ment of DOORS SASH, BLINDS, FRAMES, &C.,
and shall constantly keep the same on hand, and
will sell at the lowest rates.
Seasoned Lumber kept under cover. jy30-1y
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hut now Of tie l.. l. r. R., Of Long Island,
\. Y, is here on visit to his relatives after
an absence of three wears.
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PERSONAL---VERY.. Reverdy Estill, late rec
tor of Trinity (Episcopall Church, Norfolk,
and who has many friends in this city, has
gone to Newport, KY, where he was re-
Gently called.
MI James Collins was badly burned on
Monday evening, while at work at his foun-
dry, on South Royal street. by the upsettlng
of a ladle ofmolten metal. ;.
MIR. Cornelius Cox has accepted position
in the engineer corps now engaged IN 10.
eating line on the W.'1&w ~ "a n; 0t Is now
stationed near the latter place.
Mr.. W. S. Greene, Gregory Ashoy anu
Charles Wattles have gone to South caro-.
Ina, having accepted positions in the en- },
eineering department of the Richmond anu
Augusta R. r. az,
after spending few days in this city with
MIR, W. W. K;nzer, formerly of this city