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The Republican journal., 1884-09-04

4 CARD.-To all who suffering from errors
ami indscretf0ns of youth, nervous weakness, ear
ly decay, loss of manhood, &c, will send a recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send self addressed envelope to REV.
JOSEPH I. lNMAN, Station d, Ne,c York lyr29
Job Is always quoted as the personifcation Of
patience but We wish It distinctly understood that
job never spent his weeks vacation al the sea
slMrr Mnerc il rnlnel 81 Of the seven laNs
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
No.ice OF Final Entry.
LA:'p 0Frtct At He'll ~, M.

'7fF.F87 A,
S'ot. 4, 1894.
NO'iFE Is htr.@ iiycn tbat tho fGllowia;-
ton io MAKE, final proof in support nr Ills claim.
snd enc th?t sid pinaf will he mad before I. g..
Woods, Notary Public in and for Lewis mud
Clarke COUNTY. N. RI Florence. NJ. r.. on Octo-
her y. is.i VIZ: Richard Bcola, who made pre-.
emp.ion p y No 52ai for he nj sc'i sw't 80
sec II, and nw'l soc -. Up u II of Nv
iin nuhoa the following Witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon. and cult vation OF
Lid land. Viz: Jarnoi owena ard judge c
Woods OF Florence. N T.. and Joseph y Carper.
ter and Henry Ford OF Cecil. Merifnn.
Il. ADklS 'O.>. Hcs'ser.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18

with an elastic and in the other with
an inclastic fluid, also has much to do
with the difficulties that have been en-
countcreI. No better model than
that of n bird can probably be found,
but VIC do not know enough about
the motion of the binds wing as yet,
to master tho problem. Lightness
and power are the desidcrata, and il
is very hard to bring them together
rs they are combined in the slender,
hollow but strong frame and bones
of the bird. 1t is however clear That
as motive power electricity possess
es many advantages over steam, and
it may be predicted with salty that il
aerial navigation ever is attained 1t
will bc through the aid Of that force,
1t appears that the Meudon ma
chine can only bc run for four hours.
1t is therefore only toy ut present,
and it remains uncertain apparently
whether machine capable OF carry
ing sufficient stored electricity for
reasonably voyage could DO made
work. Nor can single experiment
perhaps made under exceptionally
favorable atmospheric conditions, de-
eide the question of the steering af-
lirmatiycly. F'lotation end direction
ara equally involved in aeronautics,
yet they are constantly clashing. 10
obtain sufficient tloatation superfici-
IL area Is required which renders the
tas'; Of direction doubly difficult. Tho
cigar shaped balloon has been tried
bcccrc, moreover, and not successful
iy. The physical difficulties OF the
problem in fact arc SO great that it
will need prolonged experiment un-
der the most various atmospheric
conditions to demonstrate it's success
full solution, even if what is now al
lodged should prove to be IN no re-
spect exaggerated or over-estimated.--
n. Y. Tribune.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
4 New Flying Machine.

The report of NJ. Hcrvc Mngon to
tho French Academy describing Il
successful attempt to navigate the
ain, certainly, il the facts are It's stat
ed, records Il memorial event. A later
dispatch states that the machine
which was the subject Of experiment
ut Alcr don is cigar-shaped, with Il
steering apparatus, and that the force
Is derived from q series Of electric ne
cumutors. NJ. Magon asserts that
this machine moved easily in obedi-
ence to the helm against the wind,
and was successfully turned round
and brought back to the place of
starting
lfthis is correct the new flying ma
chino has accomplished more than
any Of its innumerable predecessors,
thought it by no means follows that
its inventor has solved the hard prob
lem of aerial navigation. No doubt
the false analogy between water and
air navigation has retarded progress
i'll this line Really there is no ANA
logy, on but little, between the two.
The ship floats On one fluid and is
propelled BY another, The flying ma
chine is immorsel wholly in the fluid
it Is to nayissato. The difference
arising from dealing in ,ho one case
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

I.ASD OrrftE AT Hr;,.A MoSr.t
Scp.embr Sd, 1851.
Notirr IL horel,y given that the following n med
inat proc. ia support OF his claim, and Tint said
proof viii 10 .hlnde before Charlcs l.. Spencer
;nspn,S clc,, OF the third judicial court. Montana
Octoccr 10, issi ,'l. Efwnrl Rcinick". :. ho
made precino,ion ID 5. No 5sol, for ,hc ~ NV .
,iw't sw.a sec ~, nc-' nwl-i sec % tp 81, OF r
1cnrn,cs f,in following Witnesses 10 prove h;s
cortinnous .'deaccc nnDn. and cultivation Of,
ldid Lad. Viz: Frank Brouse, Robert Vgur,u'
or, NJ 4. L. ADKfnSON E,a;.iar.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
Wool Growers of Montana.

We have been engaged in the Wool Commir-
sion business in Chicago since ISL; have al ex-
tensivc acquaintance with manufacturers and
dealers, both oast and west, and think our fGcil
house in the country. We are making spec
ialtyo Montana wools. having found them su-
perior, both In grade and condition, to any west
cash market which enables us to make quick
sal.s hnd prompt returns to our cuetomcra. We
will advance two-thi,.ls OF the market value on
Wool Gonl CONSIGNED to US at percent, per annunl.
Our charges are ono cent pCr pound for scllng,
which covers I'll expenses to the shipper, except
freight, cartnGc and interest. we refer. by per-
Trust Co.'S l,nnie, Chicago; Major Wallace. Uticr.
Montana; 'Iatch !lros., Fig LlL; and II. IT..
Mnnd, bunker, Billings.
y: W. HALL & Co.
116 Michigango. cut .lCli ,Sils i
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OsTtcC. Helena, lIo,y.
n,o.,,,,,, Scp,cmbcr .. 1881.
NOTICE IL hereby Given that tho following
=. named seiler has iled his n,enlion 70 n,pisn
hnhl proci IN support Of his clain, and In. eo;t
Rr9Hf VII be nadc bciore W. i. Parker. Notary
r;mnuco ot Wrest Falls. NJ T. on October 10. ISSi,
II OfrJc. 'N' '''p -''
ne n1nss the following wtns sscs to Prove his
con,,nr9us r-'dnnce unon. end cul ", iio1 OF
s,id land. VIZ: Jamls Ea.,in.u, Geor.c b iIay.
F.lla, NJ. n ,ADkjNStN. t. ;s.".
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
The Treasury department has pro-
hibitcd the landing OF rags from for
eign ports for three months.

Some weeks ago Julia O'Donnoll
was scalpod by her hair catching in
some rapidly revolving machinery.
Thus far forty pieces OF skin from the
arms Of the girls friends hoye been
applied to hor head. and haze grown
fast. Julia viii soon have cruzy
scalp Of the most approved pattern,
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
Notice of Final Entry.

Z LAND OFFICE At HELENA. MT.
Aug. II, 1851.
NOTICE 10 hereby given that the following
tlon :, make final proof in support OF his claim,
snd that said proof will he nude before John
th;'Ilei, Notary Public in end for Lewis and
iarks county. NJ. r., ut Sun river, on September
j, w viz: Anthony Krantlo, who made pre-
Ola W - :"
Ho names the following witnesses to provo
q s.id land, viz: James W Matkins, Edward Da-
"; vI;ti q Jo!!nstown. NJ y. and Edward Ball and
william Martin Of Sun River, MT.
i. ADHESION. Register
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
Mrs. Friizgoobcr on Flies.

-'H' . '''tS v"'>s wa hAN's
"F'ritz," brightly rema 'ked ihc ami
able Mrs. Friizgoober, as her husband
leaned back in his chair, and turned
10 tho athletic department Of tbe
paper, II wish you would see the cap
tain of the Atlantis and tell him we've
get biS lvb vr A;.s ,thut -vv'u cIoso
out to him cheap, as the season is
nearly out
"Fliesw echoed the astonished man;
"fies! Now what under the sun do
you suppose they want flies for?''
"To strike, Of course; don't the pa
per tell the number Of flies struck7
and if they knock them around that
way every day they are compelled to
replenish their stock"
'Oh, soul Of Socrates. did I ever
hear the lilie"' groaned Fritz. "What
they mean by fly, my deludod wife, is
knocking the ball into the air."
A blank look overspread the lady's
face us she replied:
'Oh, yes, l. understand now-the
fly is on tho ball"
Fritz eyed her pityingly.
mo, there is no fly on the ball"
"Why do you call it fly, then?'
because the ball flies through the
air."
"That is, is it,; I'm glad You told
mo. But they do have coop of
chickens to turn loose and run. after,
don't tAcy?'
"No, they don't have any chickens"
"How do they manage to catch
fouls, then?'
Fritzgoobcr almost tainted, but
managed to gurgle forth:
"What n pity some women haven't
Il grain Of sense
Il was just asking for informa-
tion," timidly answered his wife.
"Dody,' spoke up Fritz, "a foul is
when the man at tho bat
What bat"
'Base ball bat, of course. A foul is
when the ball is struck by the bat"
Il thought the man struck the
ball"
"Ihey do" said the bewildered
man; "but he has bat to strike with;
and when the ball is struck and does
not cross or enter the diamond"
"Do they play with diamonds,
too"
NO, no, the diamond is formed by
the Buses
"W hat are the ha3es!"
"Ihe points that the men must
touch before they can score Il run"
"Oh, yes; they players get arrested
sometimes don't they?"
ARRESTED for what p
"tor stealing the base. saw in
the paper whore one man stole all
three OF them"
'Oh, lordy,' groanod Fritz; 'Ihey
mean by that tho player slips up on
the base
What make them slip up on the
bases, they ain't alive are thew
TIitzgoobcr did not reply, he mere
half.
II also saw" continue the ladY,
''where se'eral took their bases on
balls. Now, do thoy have a right to
have bases served to tloln III ang
style they want,'
'Still Fritz was silent; ho was par
alyzcd.
As he did not answer her question,
Mrs. t'rtzSoobor sprang up and left
tho room hnrrilly, grow.ing angrily;
Il think things have como to u iretry
poss when husband won't & ve his
wife Information OH q subject that
she ask, about
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,
LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONT

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONT, !
August % 1888.
NollCE is hereby giyen that the following
t,, named settler has filed poti.,e of is inton-
nrI @ q make final proof IN support Of his claim
Enywacr, Justice Of ths ~ peaes @ % IA and for Cho
VIZ. VIZ. County, H., at Sand Coulec, October 1881
No. a"in M, ,hael Cooper, who made preemption y
vi Iio "on' 'or the 81. sw- sec % tip 20, of RI
sspnhtlinuous s,h residence upon and cultivation Of
,an ,am is1a yz Charles Johnson, Oswald &. Mart
Thoma NJ nma Aliet j Elkins Of snnd roulaa, NJ T.,and
-A'H'as taftor of Great Falls, n y.
r. Atkinson, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND Orr" n, AT HELENA. Mont,
August IL, 1881.
Nolte Is hereby given that the following named
'>s"tilcr ias filed notice of his intention 10 make
h@' proof in support of his clnim. end that said
roof "i'l he made before John Kcrler, Notary
Public at Sun River. NJ T., on September 20 1881
W: Nicklos l;ernlnrl Olson, who made piecmp.
ton No. 6o92, for Lots J. 2 X - sec tp 10 OF
|r2c
|f 'c names the following witnesses to prove bis
l,nt. viz. Conrad Gciger. Charles Rimcli. WI.
lam Siow and William Ulm all Of FUN River
Mont i. ATKINSON, Registers,
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
Notice Of Final Entry

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT,
,,o, September 1, 1854.
NnwiICE is hereby given that tho following-
proof ri IN ea sapport Of liz s eIa 1d
AK n s,id proof viii DO made before j.. s. Wells,
countuAry, rnblic in and for Lewis and Clarke
lS ls.y' ls.t' NJ; T.,tt Sun, River, NJ. T., on October
a,on and o d. y. No. bss7, for the seq swa ws sell
ii Iin 'm,a Maa nel,s ser, I, tip p2onr3w.
cont in"taes the following witnesses TO prove his
sad lLmn1s L,nn RESIDENCE upon, and cultivation of
SHt,a.pm, Stcnp1 !, William j Ferg..son and Benoina
''''i' all of Suniliycr, M. II.
F. Atkinson, Register.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
NOTICE.

To all whom IL mny concern. that we Tic un,l, :
signed ranchmen of choteau county, 70. bid nuy
andnli persons from tres spassing upon our anchos
for The purpose of shooting, and any person or
persons doing so, will nJ prosecuted TO the fu,'
extent OF the law. n. d. STi.CnG.
NJ. l.. STRONG,
u. o. TfkxL.R,
j. C.ADAMS.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE At UrI.rS,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MT,J
h,r,rtc,. September 3, 1884
=. named .cttlerhns filed notice Of his inteniinn
h - niake final proof in support OF lis claim and
a' lnr n MY nrnof VIII b, made before W. Il. Par.
ner ~, lSs!, viz: paulne NJ figerton, who Ut, made
preeniption D y. No. G0si, for Lots /. 4. i. K q,
he't sea sec u. - n Of .. '" y
lic names the following witncesca Ia provo b;a
coniinuons residence upon and cniiivni;", ,,f ~
saiu s.u lnhd viz: Paris Gibson, John Woods.
SiIas i!enchly. tnd Jamts j. Eastman. pll of
''fe'' faiis' MI. +. Atkinson, Keg.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18
Sun RIVER SUM-.
Job Printing a Specially.

The material for this 81 p,rtnient has been ac.
l'otcd With greet cnrn. nrd are PREF ID 10 d.,
any kird al Jon york with ne, tnpss and dis
patch. tnr typr IL 81 tho lHt"st ntyl af mann.
'aciur". having bren ordered directly from tho
Wy!l Known type foundry OF MAJ q r. Luse 4 Co.,
envelopes, cards. 6! nnt,r checks, receipts, etc.,
ur the short ~ notice and at reasonable rntaA.
We respectfully ask all business ms II to call and
sxnmine our samples.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-09-18

The Jeunnctte monument fund
now amounts to $2,523.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The name of Miss Fanny Wilson was in
advertently omitted from the list Of teach
ers of white schools published yesterday.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washing
ton yesterday to William H. SteadmaD, OF
Leesburg and Mary G. Densmore, and TO
Carroll B. Wood and Mamie Phillips, both
of this city.
A slight fire occurred in the house of Mr..
John Eaton, in Makeley's row, near the
shops of the Virginia Midland Railway. yes
tsrday, but the flames were extinguished
by the neighbors before much damage had
been done.
The fireman of the Virginia Midland train
wrecked near Lynchburg, yesterday, states
that he saw man jump from the bushes
near the wreck, and pursued him some dis
lance into the woods. He found bag in
the bushes containg the tools with which
the rail was removed. The wrecker's lden'
tity is strongly suspected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

THE SEPTEMBER MooN.-The september
moon fnlls on the 9Th at Sc minutes after 5
o'clock in the morning, standard time. On
the 10Th the moon is in conjunction with
S,p,une; on the 18th with Saturn on the
15tn with Venus; on the 10Th with Jupiter;
ON the 18th with Mercury aud Uranus, and
on the 22ud with Mars. No planet IS &C.
Quilted by tie moon in September in any
part of the globe, but some favored mortals
may see her pass over Aldebaran on the 10th,
and observers here will see her in this vi
entity One Of the most charming OF lunar
phenomena will occur during the first au-
tumnal month, when, after the full, the
moon will rise Tor four consecutive evenings
with an ACREAGE internal of only thirty live
minutes between the ri>ings. We may not
think with the agriculturists of old that by
merciful interposition of Providence the
day is thus prolonged to help the husband
man in his labor, but We may be equally
grateful for the beauty of the scene, when
Goods of slvery moonlight quickly succeed
the short September twilight, and show the
arts &c skill Of our satellite in producing
effects Of light and shade hat no human
pencil c.ru reproduce in its perfection OF
restfulne-s, soflness, and serenity, 50 deli,
ciously hal .nunizing with natures great
harvest festival.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02
Don't be Hard

on the car drivers and conductors. Don't
order them about, or speak harshly to them.
They are overworked and underpaid men,
exposed to all sorts of weather and to every
thing calculated to rob them of their health.
They suffer from rheumatism, neuralgia, liv-
err complaint, aud sometimes from general
prostratiop. Browns Iron Bitters is the
very thing for them. DR.. g. N. Robertson OF
Elm Grove, N c., says, 81 prescribe Browns
Iron Bitters. and find it all it is recommend.
ed to be-" 1t cures dyspepsia, weakness and
malaria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

FIRE ENGINE HoRsEs.-The Fire War
dens have bought in Washington two
black horses, six and seven years old, for the
use of the H ydraulion engine, the horses of
that engine being considered too old for SER
vice. The price paid was $500, the parties
selling them taking the old horses at Sl75
in part payment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

PERsoNAL.-Messrs. Burton and Edward
Marye, who for some time past have been
in Washington county. Penn, on an engi-
neer corps of the B. & o. K. K. are IN this
city on short visit to their friends.
Col F. L. Smith was among the recent
arrivals at the Allegheny Springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

SUIT FOR DIvoRcE.-Solicitors for Vir-
einia V. Marders yesterday, in Washington,
filed her petition for divorce from her hus-
band. John G. Marders. The parties were
married in this city on October oath, 1877,
and subsequently went to Washington to
reside She charges him with cruelty,
drunkenness and failure to support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

The STEAMER ExCELsIoR.-The machin-
cry of the steamer Excelsior, to which an
accident occurred about five weeks ago, as
stated in the GAZETTE at the time, has
been thoroughly overhauled and repaired
at Baltimore. A new cylinder and star
board waking-beam, with all necessary at
tachments, have been put in. The Excel
~ior. which is owned by the Potomac Steam
boat Company, is expected to leave Balti-
more Friday or Saturday to take her place
on the line between Washington and Nor
folk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

THE FLATS IMPRoVEM ENT.-Ihe ar
raneements for commencing work on the
Potomac river ana flats Improvement under
the new contracts are rapidly being made
and work will be under way within three
months. when the hydraulic process VIII
he substituted for the mud s@ow method:
The present method AS is known. consists OF
excavatng the material by means OF steam
dredve mudscow that deposits it in dump cars
which run in over tho flats on n tramway ana de-
uost the material on the low levels. The new
plan does away with the tramway and scoop. IL
consists of Il steam pump dredge of great power,
to which a twenty inch pipe is attached inns
pipe ext. nls to the bottom, where rotary ploW
breaks up The mud or clay and detaches the small
bouldeIs The steam pump, when In operation,
creates great suction power drawing water,
mud clay, bowldcrs pebbles and everything from
the bottom and bringing it to the surface through
the twcnty-inch pipe which is carried along the
su race of the water to the shore on pontoons anu
in over the flats to the point where the material
is to be deposited and where it flows out IN semi
LIQUID condition and spreads out over the flats III
the desired manner. This mode of operation is
IN force at San Francisco and elsewhere and
draws up twice much material rs one OF the
scoop dredges in half the time. 1t will not reach
very large boulders but it meets all ordinary nects-
sites and does the work quicker cheaper and bet
ter than any other method. 1t will be very IN
teresting operation, and requires rather elaborate
preparations nearly all the necessary machinery
having to be built near at hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02
AlfsaEdrga Dazetts.
-
TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER
LOCAL MATTERS.

For the Middle Atlantic States slightly
warmer generally fair weather, fresh Varia-
BILE winds. For Wednesday, falr weather
is indicated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

DISTRICT GRANGE.-The quarterly re-
nm ion of the District Grange of Northern
Virginia, will be held on Sept. 3 and 4th at
Fairfax c. H. Delegates from or 10 coun-
ties will attend. A public meeting will be
held Thursday, 4th, and addresses will be
delivered by Col. Randolph Harrison CON
missioner of agriculture, DR.. Jas. M. Blair
ton, master State grange; Hon. ID. G. Whit
ing, of Michigan; Hon. G. G. Brown, OF
Penn; Maj. p II. Powers, of Clarke, AID
Others.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

WASHINGTON PREsBYTERY.-A meeting
of the Washington City Presbytery was
held at the Westminster Presbyterian
Church in that city yesterday morning,
Rev. Mr.. Van Doren acting as moderator in
the absence of DR.. Chlds. The pastoral
relation betu cen Rev. H. Clark, of the Vi
emma and Townsville churches in Fairfax
county, was dissolved. .Mr. Clark, was dis.
missed, at his own request, to unite with
the Presbytery OF New Brunswick, n. J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

HoTRL Braddock House. Sept
&c. Compton, Fredericksburg, Va; 0. f.
Whitehurst, V. S. Lawrence. A. d. Martin
Mrs. E. NJ. Tilley, DIR. Kidder and Mrs
Kidder and nurse, Norfolk 81. c. Consta'
BILE, Baltimore; A. Davis, jr, Fairfax, Va;
T. H. Flood, Lynchburg, Va; W. c. Dex-
ter, Rochester, n. Y; F. B. Macon and l..
r. Rolling, Philadelphia ]. w. Payne,
Culpeper R. T. Davis and daughter, Lees
burg; Joshua Fletcher, Virginia; ]. P.
Rawley, Mt. Airy, N. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

BAsEBALL.-There will be game of base
hall played here tomorrow between the
Mt. Vernons, of this city, and the Stone
walls, of Gainesville. A good game is ex-
pecled as the Mt. Vernons have made great
improvement in their players. There will
be special accommodations for ladies. The
game will be called at o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

POLICE REpoRT.-Last night was clear
and mild, with seven prisoners at the
station house. The Mayor this morning
Jesse Butler, Coley Washington, George
Williams, Jerry Washington, Dallas Wash
iugton, Edgar Randolph and Andrew Cur
rev, ali colored, arrested by Officers Latin,
Goodrich, Arnold and Bremen, charged
with au unlawful assault on Edward Dun
can, were fined and discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02

THE PUBLIC ScHooIs.-Ju,tging oy the
number of permits which the clerk of ne
School Board has issued since yesterday
morning, the attendance at the public
schools of this city this year VIII be the
largest since the inauguration of the system.
167 permits were issued to white boys to.
day and l59 to girls, making in all 100 for
the two days. Tomorrow will be the last
day this week that white children can get
permits, Thursday and Friday having been
set apart for the colored children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-09-02
B. W. MALLS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE. .,.,,,u,a
IMPORTANT CHANGE IN BUSINESS IN
The large building, Nos. = anu ~ rA spp
street, two doors from King will b. o'oup'o0 Oh
TEMPER LIST, 1884, by the IND
ALEXANDRIA STEAM DYE WOk. ~
RENOVATING ESTABLISHMENT.
They will have every facility for turning out
work prompt and in First-Class Style none b.'
expert dyers will DO employed and only the
best of chemicals will be used in our work. Every
shade of color known put on Silk, Wool, Cotton,
Velvet, etc. Black Grape Wells restored perfectly
in color and finish Goods called for and deliver
ed to any part of Alexandria and Washington.
Orders by mail will receive prompt attention.
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