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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-09-10
J. \. C!rNNINGHANr.

the lowest cash price No. PA X street, SGcra-
mento. Country orders solicited and all work
guaranteed. Nineteen Premiums and tho Gold
Medals OF ISL and $50. le!o-I
J. \. CyNHINGHAM,
T ST, BET. FRONT AND SECOND, SACRA-
| mento Boiler and Iron Works. Also manu-
flcturer of Water Heaters, Tanks, Gasometers,
Hydraulic Pipes, Mining Cars, Smoke stacks,
Jackets Iron Doors and Shutters. Prompt at
tentiou given to Repairing and Blacksnithing.
GEORGE w. YOUNG.
CtCCCESSOG TO PIKE (, YOUNG CARRIAGE
= Manufacturer, corner Fourth aud ]. streets,
BUCgics, PhaetOuS, Spring and ThOTOughbrace
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done. m2D-iptt
g. sUTEI',
Observation-Disclosures. SIRE WIN
/ dow Screens and Doors kept on hand ana
made to order. Thirteenth and SIS. ap5-iPtf
DAN. HYNAN. ]. uf,lAy, IR.
}. HYATA,S, JR., & BRO.,
{ETATCHMAKERS AND JEWELLERS, 50
w 506 street. between Fifth and E.TA
sixth, have a.waysou hand choice yaIi- z n
ETY. Of fine Watches, Diamonds, Je"elry, 2SLassS
etc. lal-lm
c. zwICIlrL,
NF-STREET FOUNDRY. BETWEEN FOURTH
~ a
Urcr Of all kinds of Cast and Kod-ITOB Railings
and Fences All Building Castings made to order.
Sjipim
IL. =. ROOT. ALEX. NELSON. J. nRIsCoi.
ROOT, NELSON Il CO,
TNION FOUNDRY -I IRON AND BRASS
L Founders and NaCliuists. Front street be-
tween and O. Castings and Machinery of
every description Gaac 70 order ja2iiFlm
?, FOSTER. :. 0. FUNSTON.
1876. Z. FOSTER 4 CO., 1884.
DOOE-BINDERS. PAPER-RUIERs AND
ID Ea'uR-BC.% Manufacturers, No. Gl9 street,
between Third anu Fourth, Sacramento iy.o-lpt
JAMES MCGUIRE,
MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPTRS,
vi Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters. RailinEs,
Gr@tings. Homework and Black,mithug III gen
eral. Nc. 52r X street. between Fifth and sixth.
second hand Doors to- sale. jc2 att
5. CAEIE. E J. CRoLY.
CAELR Il CROLY,
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. ARE PRE-
y pared to do Gil kinds of work in their line
IN cry or country. Principal place OF business.
sacramento. shop, No 1924 Second street. be
tween n and /. Postolice Box No. 40. S8cra-
mcuto' icl&-iptf
LOUT5 SEOSS & CO.,
DEALERS, CORNER OF. FRONT AND L
II streets. Highest price for Hides. Sheep
reltS and Tallow Butchers supplied wiz salt.
Paper latest improved Sausage Machines SrT-
ers. Lard Presses, etc. Prompt cash returns
made ioT all conslguneuts. ielS ip:f
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Rome S9lth.
Kansas Cir % Memphis Without
Z Change OF Can.


The attention Of The people Of the
west and northwest y called % the
Memphis extension ofthe KahsdaCily,
Fl Scott q Gulf Railroad, now COM
plsted and In operation between Kan
sas City, No, and Memphis, Tenn.
The cOmplstion OF this short line to
the south brings that heretofore to the
West and Northwest to the very
great advantage Of all
Through trains for Memphis with
Pullman Palace sleeping car and ele-
CANT day coaches leave Kansas City
daily, saving frequent changes and
many hours time 10 Memphis, Jack
sonvilis, Fla. New Orleans, and ell
SOuthsFnseiiiss. Tourist tickets via
this short route 10 Jacksonville, Mobile
New Orleans. and al the winter pleas
ure resorts Of the South. will b on
sale at all coupon Officas throughout
the west. A map % this new route
has just been prepared and Will be
mailed free on application to j. +.
Lockwood, G. p. 4 T. A., Kansas City,
No E aI
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AN ANEnnnTE oF DuMAs

Alexandra Dumas, the writer Of the
faeinatiug novel. Monte Cristo, T"
himself spent the millions Of Edmund
Dantes. But Il Was not on an island
that be found his money be waved
his magic pen. and gold and silver
flowed from the ink-pOt that sat upon
hia workable. He gained immense
sums and vet his creditors were called
legion. Friends and enemies, fine
ladies and fast woman, shopgirls and
aetresses-eVefyb body lived upon him
that could possibly do 90. Gold poured
10 streams from his fingers tips. aud
yet be was often without a penny in
the world.
One day be called at the house Of q
friend to borrow sufficient money to
an HE euIpty Ht0maehe. Monsieur
was out. bat madam was az home, and
% her Dumas related bis sad plight.
He only asked her Tor hundrei'sous,
bot she made him aecept q loui~
i"Here. run after him with these
nice apples. p said she 10 her femme de
chonbre, after be had ieft the hnnse.
The girl caught up with him and
haAded him the aPPles, With nia,l-
ame's compliments.
: I"Damme, but YOU are pretty girl, +"
said he, cbucking her under the chin,
and then be handed her the gold piece
which he had inst borrowed
A lady writes to know how T. the
test way 10 preserve piano. The
besl way % preefve the piano IL 70
cut ii Ia quarters. take out the core,
and boil the pieces until they are
about half done. Then make q syrup
~ sugar and pour IL over the pieces,
afterwhieh il can be put up 10 cans or
lars. Pianos preserved in this way
will keep all winter.
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taxeson Ire vsius Of theirpropeli5 g sghiencsd
b tAsir stoclzs and booes On WhIch fhry pay
interest We hold. Tor instance, that ths
Mi4curi R1ciae ngstsm. having Eg masI 81
rad n Missouri, raiasd q ana paynE 1SS ~
eat nstinisresf o. E9Gf.soo sbouIdoaFtidly
pay tazes on more than S9.EI.s57 valuafion &c
q present We bod hat ne people Of Kansas
should not b compelled . EIs slch rates for
Transporting their pfudncls a WI ray inieress
on Eltered sock and hors5 bonds % an0nlt
q slslooo Per nile, a. = nov riled 70 o. Ne
Kansas Paeife railroad
ssoozD-Rsyision q ne present iniquiteus
taEiR laws b. ghich Sl5ooooo0, nsre ttan
neoessaTy for governmental prposes are m
nuaIlY ext1Fted BON re peopie. Erss feaes
lunlosf and viz for ae1lefn farnL.
IHfKD-HiEh license Gnf local opll0n. 10 an
tseonIzn b prohbltiou ard fzhsiiclzn, ~
beng ths begt Uag % secure tallreI1nco. VIA
" % much ceglre a-r.raL
FOczrH-The Te1iofation cf ~ l1nil uIl|aI-
fully elEimed b ths lEnd glalt failftod8 %
homestead and pfe-eI1 rli11 ~ l1e 11oQnIe.
EIIIE-I1e opeling q tnc I1tla1 I1rfl.1IT
Tor thsss ana 0thEF rsf1rrns % deems lelti-
ne1t % ueE1efn Interests IN I1II11 WI l1tof
u1coaaInglY. ard On thelr ilIIe1 tf nrreal1 %
ne peCpl8 e ElE1Uuf and Ean1lg nd q he
~ AlA-
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GRINDING AND COOKING

To the Kansas City Live Stock indicator. -
In regard TO my operations i'm max
ing pork from ground aud cooked fuui
cannot, for the lack Of scales, give
The Lire Stock Indicator readers tx
act figures, but the plan / have pur-
sued for two years past has been found
very gratifying. The food ] USE
daily is about 800 pounds Of corn
ground In the ear. cob and all This
is thoroughly cooked when com
pleted about l3j pounds Of wheat
shorts costing 40 cents per 100
pOundsl Is added and thoroughly
mixed the shorts + added when the
mush - hot, ar Just as it ceases to
boil this scalds the shorts and g.
equal to boiling Before feeding sui
fioient water IL added 10 make thin
Cruel. Ny entire herd Of hogs, con
sisiing of 40 head. gets no other food
or water, thus you viii see that about
four and One-haif pounds Of corn and
cob meal and shorts fecds on an aver
age daily each hog. Their average is
from small pigs 20 brood sows weigh
ing over 500 pounds; 80 81 these and
40 fattening hogs weighing about 90
pounds on an average 60 head prob
ably weighing about l25 pounds. aud
10 head about 50 pounds each. ]
never fn oil my experience with hogs
had any 10 do as well rs these. ] will
not pretend 10 guess az the gain per
day for the fattening hogs, for ] Ice
lieve IL would ast0nish any hOg-fceder
II ] could weigh them. They are fed
on an enclosed platform and never al
lowed 20 come on the ground; the
platform Is built alongside Uf their
sleeping quarters, which are ilOored.
i use no bedding. / add salt % their
food sufficiently 90 season q we'll
almost the same as IL cooking
it for the family. ] have often heard
that ground cobs Is an improper food
for hogs, their stOmsehs not adapted
20 digest so course am article, and in
furious results would follow, but 10 all
who believe this, from my little expe-
rience ] suIlft say that Z think Thea
are mistaken and 70 my ffrnier friends
who are annually following the srieh-
did practice Of sheltering their hogs
behind an ordinary rail or board fence
with the starry canopy Of heaven
reOfng them, and beddcd IN belly
deep mud End then telling thai bioOded
pigs they got from so and 20 I'm Ill
inois or Ohio never got good pigs, or
the pigs nowadays are too fine and
hsve run QUITO them ] would say
reform! Sfuduirhdf u0n az doinQ
Fine pigs properly raised will bring
three times that number ralsed
In "A slOyenly way; keep no iuore
than you can take care OF; keep these
dry and comfortable. Lung diseases
and cholera will be unknown; feed
them plenty Of roughness aud 1 be
lievs uolhiuE IL fnoEe pr5ntable 20 the
most farmers than TO grind his ear
corn and cook and feed Il 70 all Of his
hogs, both stock and fattening, aud
he will not regret Il.
JAMES Jon NsoN,
Marysville, Kan, Feb.4, 1884.
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binary man by . ounces. In the list
Of the heavy brains, James Fisk, Jr.,
leads the American, being credited
with IS ounces Of brain next comes
Daniel Webster. whose brain weighed
only 5sl ounces. According 70 his
cfaniel capacity, Webster ought to
have had ga ounoes Of brain.
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LAKE ERIE & wES'RN R'Y

The most direct route between Kansas Oity,
or Oman and Cleveland, Buffalo. Plttsbury, New
York, Boston, Philadelphia. Washington. Baltimore
and all points kast-making close CONGESTION with
all The Trunk Lines.
First class equipments, steel rails, Westinghouse
Airhukes, Miller platform and coupler, elegant
new Reclining Chair and DraWing-room Cans At
tached 10 al through passenger trains free Of eK
through tickets. The few changes BY this
Route are al made m Union Dep0ts-no Omnibus
Transfers.
Ask for tickets 10 any point East via Lake Erie
a Western Ry. Maps and other Information
furnished free upon ap5eation 70 principal Ticket
Offices OF address @. ": SMITH,
Gen1 PAS. Agent,
Bloomington, III
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TnE WEIGHT % fnE HunAN pRAIN.


According 70 the notion that the
size Of the brain be1rs gsueral relation
10 the intellectual capacity Of the in
dividual, Cromwell and Byron might
be regerded az having pQsseesed the
gfeatesi minds kHosFH since tlIe prac-
tice Of testing the mind-by the weight
OF the brain came into vogue. But.
unfortunately, the reported weight Of
their brainstS2 sndT9 ounces respect
iveiyl Is not accepted as correct By
psychologist, snd 60 nnfif now the "a
NOUS naturalist Cuvier, IlociOg "A ber-
cronbIe and Doctor Dupuylren have
been regarded as having possessed the
largest brain on record, their weight
being 60, 63 and 62l ounce respective
". Bot nov they mugt Yield the
palm 10 the Russian novel writer, Ivan
Tourgeneff. At the post norton eX-
aminatian mace q Peris ty four we'll
known French surgeons-B oirdelle,
Descou, Paul SECOND and Manien-
~ Was found that - weiEhed
~ ounces. The surgeons say. De 9as
in q healthy condition TOurEenef =
brain Outweighed the brain Of the or
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NEW ORLEANS i.
Nlardi Gra],s

On account Of the opening the Mem
phis Short Route South, the people Of
Kansas City and West will be able
this year TO visit New Orleans during
the Mardi Gras, at comparatively little
expense. Tickets 20 New Orleans and
return via the Memphis Short Route
will be sold at the low rate Of So from
Kansas City, and proportionate rates
from other points on the line south.
These tickets will be on sale from Feb
ruary Is TO p, inclusive, good to re
turn ON or before March %. Passen-
gers leaving Kansas City on Memphis
Express train at els p. m, arrive at
New Orleans at lO:i5 a. m, second
day, twenty hours and fifteen minutes
In advance Of any other route. Make
a note Of the time saved by taking the
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1884
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

Ha8psT's Magazine begins its sixty
eighth volume with The December
Number. II IS the most popular illus
trated periodical IN America anil Eng
land, always fully abreast Of Use times
in IL trestment Of subjects 81 current
social and industrial interest, anl all
ways advancing lis Standard Of liter
airy Observation-Disclosures excellence.
Among its attractions for 1881 are: a
new serial novel hy Wa BLACK. illus
traied By Abby; a new newell hy +
Proc, illustrated by Gibson and Diel
slan; descriptive illustrated paper
by Geo. a. Boughton. Franz d. Mil
let. G. f. Farnham aud others i'm
portant historical and bio gnphical pa
pers; short stories by w. ID. Howells
Charles Reade. &c
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kGENFEs: &C Sc: 9. !; y: :: : z
uUuUIUbook ever sod for les than
twice our priee. The fastest
selling took 10 America iInrlcnee fIrull1 to
sgents All intelligent people want i. Any one
can become q eaoce11lll aareut. Terms free.
HALLETT RnaE CO. Pcrtland, Maine.
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c. z. Faulkner,
REALESTATE,LOAN
Asi Il's',t:' Agag,

N.ses ., Loqn an Appr0icd Real &
f-if, S,.HrfJ Gf the L0W'esf Rates.
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The volumes Of the MGgn-inc begin
with the Numbers for June and De
ceInber Of each year. When 20 time
Is specified. it will be understood that
the subscriber wishes to begin with
the current Number.
1.-THE last Eight Volumes OF HGl7ic.''s
Magazine. in neat cloth binding. wiil
be sent by mail. postpaid. on receipt
Of $500 per volume. Cloth Gases for
binding. 80 cents cach-by mail, post
paid
Index 10 Hayper's Mog1-inc. Al
phabetical. Analytical, and classified,
for Volumes 60 go. incisive. from
June. 1850. to June lsSn, one val. ,svo.
Cloth, 500.
Remittanccs should te n'adc uy
Postoflice Money Order or Dgi., Co
avoid the chance ui loss.
Newspapers arc no, 10 c0ps this df-
rcrfisemfHf irbhOut the express order
Of HARPER q BROTHERS.
Address HARPER & BROT II Frs,
New York
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Our PLATFORsL-Ee bsusus that n nan
can E0SErLT make afiy mllIoa dollars d Ten
Eears. andif Jar GorLD has mdfo that e elsn
more e. reported. ft las hen d0us b lo1tesJ
and stock EateflHE. downing. tfeblinE and g1ad-
rupllng ne s,0cks and bonfs q IFS rallrosds and
f0rrins the agricultural products q ths West %
paFthfse O. f0uf tines e mnch as thaI shouii
sor tranzpo-tnt0n IN order 70 pag interest ~ this
hidstedde rhis should stop, and TIE TINS
I1i iabor p acoompiisk thzi ana olher reflsrll.
Nhich MAJ b brieaT sunrnei up
INST -controi he Fziiroad ana cher pole
corporations By stringent iaus-Eaks hen nv
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EsVHaRy lilies Do TSB DElVsl
The
ODOMETER

M. ls...sm... /. s.l.,s.. .l.s ....a. I,,.l.
g sEast nalber q mile driven 70 he l-I55ih
p.lt 81 mile Counts gP . zee niles gster an3
dust tizhii sivays n ordsEi ulvss horses from Be
ing gysr-dIiyeni e easily siisohed % TIE Wheel
nagEy. cnrrtaEe, suiky. WeEon.
essd cart. aalky risa. Reaper. aeE
sE. er eiltr rehieis. Iassiaasif % LEFEhFsEs
PLEssgEE DHHEas. FsEslaksl, fsnEEss. sTh
FEIoss, DaArzlz, kHFEEsazEs, srtGH 0FFzE
g. friee oaly $500 sssh. olf-t6ira ~ pries
q ~ 81 oionsisF. W6es -57IsilzE I've
dlansieE 9 sc shesl. ssat6f AL 81 7stsi5i
g Iries. pei 80 49,
MeD9NAE1.L oDo 1tiTEa co,
sAorth Ls aalle 81. Chieags.
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TO STRANGERS,
sPEcIMEN COPIES.

Ssu,Pa 60 q Ansrola Agriesia-t-i uoo Ctisaas
aad zoe Esgrauisgil s1a o. rsssps q hso hrs-osai
aerps - posisre
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Hur,Tciioutl szfi-iailg ~ orrr dFrs E,nzrsi -
prPTias orficlsI oua 3 isesrei sissi risafr tsur
HeiitaE Rrssszii, q ~ Ior els ussnsrf - rersfrf
efias turs-et-f li1-1a,
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FOR : The PRESIDENTIAL '.'CAMPAIGN.

THE TIllEs has long been rsesgnized Is the
leading FANILT PAPA Of ths West. u has
srecial departments Tor Tn FAX, HocsEHnl.n,
G2EDEs and sruaE IsTEzEsTs and uin publish
during the year serial Stories. written b. leading
noreiisis letters from farmers ana forui-n CT
respondentsi and devote LIBERAL spacs TO Is
adFoeaeEof equal rights fof ne proaueinr elltsss
and tae proper reguiaiinn u graspine Iiarroad
Corporations Il Is the unlT paper IN The west
which refuses % accept railroad passes prefer
ing to pay its way and not bs under obli-aflon %
mOnopoiles nov oppie2ing ne producing tar-
payers Of the Great vest
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Am usek Al hone, $500 outGt free. Fay
WI n absolutely Enre- No REX. Capital not
ALI required Reader, A you want business
WUUai which persons q ether sex, young or
U old, eau make great pay al the time they
work, With ahl0lute certainty, write for particu-
larl % r. HALEErI a Co. Portland. Maine.
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Notice Of Final Settle
ment, Hf1
aT Gus. 81 J. ss .i1s. 9100

Il he Probate Cduri Ia ana for al Courtv.-Fn
ne matter q Re ssiais % Josspa !. Tkonlss.
aaccnEnI
ryREDIrORs and an oih-- r---rns Iateu~t-a
~ ~ he Aforesaid Estaic. are heretT nofifei
tl.t e. IT. fcrul1r ttrra of he Proi1ts Court IA
az lor erl loutty q saline, @ - b1rua and
hel1 81 NJ couri rucln "a Sliina and TIE county
a1dt.-ltg al1Iesaid, On Tie 1rst M1aIlar fn fhe
fl11ih cl April a. D. tesf Ehall np7lT 10 MD
Cont icf ldli E1d nhl aailien.aEi III ak Fssair
JOHN SICK,
Adm'rof Iosenh y Thanas deed.
February, len, A. D. 1ssA t-9t
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n rertislng In 80 coed newspapers sent free
address GEO. p. ROWELL&CO .,l6spruce street,
NY.
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Nohce.


NOTICE i hereby qIveh that us sHoufne
~ described State school Lands situated IN
saline county, Kaiaas, IN be oltred Ger sale a.
public n1ctlcn ~ the oGre 81 the County Treasu-
rer IN The court house q salina, kar1as, o.
Saturday, March E5ah.A. D., 1sSt,
Between The hourl Of ten O'Clock, a. n, and three
o'clock p N Ne bid VII Be euteFt1ined for -
thar The appraised value q said land g shown in
this notice. one-tenih Of the purchase mnuey.
mast Be paid a. tine Of Sale balar-e in tuenty
ysarss pr cent. interest With spPsoTed bond fFon
rurchrsrr ~ -
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American Agriculturist


American Agriculturist
for lisa. IS iHnsliatsly fersarlsd, che ssndss Ei
be presented Win ihs NEW AMERICAN
6oo-PAcE DICTIONARY. Contain
CRAVINGS, hosisse re also With BE Naguif-
i9eHt Piais Engraving lllEisl inchcsl FOES
on FafEFD6i'' fAe admlrsiiol Of ~ loyers
ofart. Ten ceuis for postage OF iurfi~hed free
81 the oiBCel-ulaking - 90 OR paper. Diciioua-
~. aud Enrravinr an Futscripil0nI foruari 81
befole Dec mber 10th, WI BE- entitled 90 the De-
cenbcr number Of this year free. Aiief December
lnlh. ten seH'seztra must BE- set 20 pay Posiage
On Dictiohafy.
TO STRANGERS.
lie AInerican Agriculturist meets The wunis %
All classes, In CITY. Village and Country 10 f.
lltCIaliY eFeryhody's paper. Il helps the Eaun-
cr, The tsafdcHer, the FFuit & rou1r The Mechan h
The Professional ard Business man. % greatly
aiis every hoaae-kecperi y pleascs 81 insiricfs
we gauth sd he litile ones. u o. adlted uLlh
rreai care laUor. aud expense. It's pages abound
IN uasisls Pracieal reliable informaiion and fug-
Erery number describes, With enrravinrs, q
great sariefy 81 Iabor-savi1r, Lator.haipi1r de-
VICES ard H6dsehoif Ectnumics. Aulrlaii Pianis
Flousrs etc. II this respect IL suraEses. By far,
az olheE tournals--prc nearly 1oo cry
fnai lsllIatra 11ona On srery nuTlbCT and nedr-
~ 100 Columns Of Original Reading Matter By the
Ebirrt uriiaTa IN tha ouuutry. 1tl constant Er-
rosures e Haeabaes and SHi1iiinr 5ehcues are
Invaluable. and save many times rs cust % every
rssder. 10 adults no medical adrcrtisemsnts
AID no uniEustwufthy advertisers. Ia Immense
circulation enables the Publishers % issue q a.
very low rates and 70 deal Eberally With suhscrh-
l. 80
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-08-01
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The culvert at the corner of Gibbon and
Pitt streets has caved in.
The chain gang is now large and for
midable looking body of men.
Thirty-Gve deeds were recorded and six
marriage licensees issued by the clerk OF
the Corporation Court of this city during
the month of July.
The horses belonging to the Columbia
Engine Company, which have been 10 pas.
ture for the past month, will he returned
on Monday next.
The Dismal Swamp Lottery Co. has post
poncd the drawings advertised, to await the
fual action of the Supreme Court of the
S ate upon the question of legality. Money
for tickets sold will be refunded.
The police report last night as being clou
dy and mild until about y o'clock, when it
became clear. There were two dodgers, but
no prisoners at the station house. The
Mayor had no cases before him for trial this
morning.
A new schedule goes into effect on the
V. Nj. Ry. on Sunday next, when the time
of arrival and departure of several trains
will be changed, particularly those on the
Manassas branch. Travellers would do well
to notice these changes.
Quite controversy has grown up as to
The amount of the estate of the late W. Ii.
Belts, who died suddenly in this city n few
days ago, and as to the rights of DIR. Schatier
TO administration. The matter will be set
tied next month in the Probate Court of
Washington.
The First ward Cleveland and Hendricks
Club will meet at Concordia Hall on to-
morrow night at S o'clock, to max c arrange
menls for taking pant in the torchlight pro-
cession and mass meeting to be held here
on Wednesday night next. A full attend
auce is requested.