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New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

STONINGTON LINE.
ONLY ~ INSIDE ROUTE.
Quickest Rnd most comfortable line to
PHONIDENCE, EOSTON.
NO 40 and all New.fng!ani Points
S3 90 Steamers lcayo from
NEW PIER 3G. NOtth River
one block above Cana-st. daily except
No Sunday. at p.
~ HOuSt0n.st. cars crossing Broadway and
other lines run direct to Pler
A new train with palice reclining
II n II n chairs) between steamers landing and
- - - - ~ Boston without charge.
r. W. POPPLE, General Passenger Agent.
PROVIDENCE LINE for freight only. Steamers Nashua
and PequOt leave Pier 80 n. r. loot Waren.st daily al
IL IN
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

DOPULAR SHORE LINE-FOR BOSTON
aud the East All rail from Gand entra Depot Three
express daily sundays excepted to Boston az M
M. tparlor attached and with palace sleep
INK cars. sundays at p with palace sleeping cars)
Newport express leaves Grand Central Depot parlor
Ar5 attached) y. IN, arrives Newport 7:2O
W. POPPLE. Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER acknowledgements June ~, 1850
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot; -,
ngrOom cars to Rochester ~. Adams and Montreal
'..5Ua M Fast Limited Chicago and ST. Louis Express
with dining stopping at Albany, ttica syTaeuse
Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Ioeo
at ChcR"o 951 Cincinnati 100 n n ana 81
Louis 7.:4O m next day. j.. co.o.,
lt3u IA nlcsO i.Ypress. GrawiugT0Om cars 10 Canan'
daigua Rochester. Niagara Falls and Buffalo . ..,,
tll m. western Newl OTk and Northern Express WIN
drawing. cars. . ,,. .A.o,o,
drawing cars To SaraiO2a, IT, Ed"aiu un" oiehs
Falls ON Saturdays only
1 n m Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
s5p M Chicago and ~. Louis Express with seepnCcars
for niagara Falls, buffalo, Cincinnati, Toledo Detto III
and ~ Louis. -. 1870 -. ,...,,.o m, On
Aubufr road and to Saratoga HlsJ to Montreal
tgl5 u. Tactic ENpltsS, with sleeping cars lOI lct
Butl0 Falls. Cleveland. Toledo aud DcOias)
IL toWatcrtOyn ana OgdcusbufR da ~ except saturday.
H., igC Express, with s.ecping-caTs 70 Albany
TROY with e mCini trains for the Wes ana
for the North except SaurlhY Itglt ,,.
Tickets sale n; Grand Central Depot No D BoN%nnS
and at Westcots EXprCss Ouccs place near Broad
way 9I2 Broadway, and G2 West l25th-st, New,
YORK. 33; Washington and 13O uOnsts EroOAYn ana ~
4th At Williamsburg. -.--- -. =.
ACCOMMODATIONS drawing and sleeping cars can be
procured OF tho tickct Offices IN NeW1Ork cry anu
t3B Washing ton ST.. Brooklyn.
baggage called Tor nj clccEcd from residence.
-TeSe tram run daily. All othe daily except Sunday.
tThcse trans stop at Harlem 121th.st and 4thavc)
ION Sunday runs only TO Albany and troy; 0y;r~np,cv
j, VI. TOUCET d. VI. hEN DRlNh..
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
Eelp uanteJ.

CINGERS WANTED for a chorus In the
y Madison Avenue congregational Chuch IN com ens-
o be church will paw for their ustiuctlOn IN the New
York College of Music under its dstlngusDcd pto.ssos
Apply To LOUIS ALEXANDER Director oI lne new ~h
College Of Music, 1853 Eae. tOth-st.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
Gicnmboais ano Railroads.

Eicnmboai5 Gno Nnllroao5.
ALBANY BOATS-'PcOples Line"-DREW
"a aud DEAN HICH.fOND leave Pier Al. North ldver
al q s oi Nd and &e gS.N Fcs E @ n mc
departure.
4 -RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATSKILL
"A. MOUNTAINs lanoing AZ trauston's ,Wes' Point 4
Sopa1 aonncctn WITT USio and % DcnTa stony
XII Egy % 4S%niln SS% 5K,s lQ % nALDffT leave cvSy 9
G1oEt sgtary vRcn & i cy I% RuSsto = S"' J.
A TROY BOATS CITIZENS LINE
n . Fare II 30: Exclusion, GOOD DURING SEASON,
TROY leave Pier a. y r. icct Chnsophest daily except
saturday, at T. H. sundY 'teiner touches at AIomy'
4 NKAiTh;SKiLl and cArsKGLL leave foot otJAY
-" 'fEiRE: one GGLIfr BERru INCLUDED.
DAY LINE TO NEWBTRG.
rector, ' at il 5cosx an Wt:t ei't. Ills DXILY
FTy ISg G2nda n'iR iFHRjS r. GCHqr So
It!uceirA',t spccll rates , paftes.
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Trains leave Harlem EsT I2oo corner r. l53 ,S s; y %9a
1relchcd by Third Avenue Elevated naroa) daily except
y e. at ~ S All ~ d M pTo {or ' ot %I %I a:a9@ov @
.Oas ro.nO. Hunts Point VS. t%.m' Nal $eN WGst %
Isi5nd Fehs,n Manor and Sow Rochone connecting y!
% IG o4k " t5 t an ana sTora % Road c5 t
Sew I;ain and SGfed branches Boston and all points
Nirint train for New Rochelle and all intermediate STA
sunday trains for Rochelle and III inicrmcGa'
at noce l. With way trans TO GaaG Cent? depot aud
Stan ford
NURTHERN RAILROAD or NEW -JtE5EI
t,stcr r. rnmont an Syace T. 500 10 m $50. g. 45p
t4o. go $3.50 r m Il midnight sundays " I" '' '-
YXanra 1 spring Valley md Monscy 10 IN. i:50 p a.
ERIE RAILWAY, now known as The e. NEW- .aVc
~ Vppfx LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN EAIL"bAl.
nscnents Of trans nom canec; a. Depot. From 2Jd
wDay saaday Pay inpTs,' PEH'qE!oGS Fa-sS
Hias1Ps Fos aaG bsso fs,gn$ Coaches
IGney' to 5Ssso GRSsoIs a t' 81 fUu f0 Limited
;e Pullman ra h9y eieeas nd ioGi s@.1 s9aH': T g.
NO. mo- ciS9eai tHSTS Yos H% cncnTa 90 p Chicago
Sq0 p ga and sf buzz h' and S EaSsa S IS t
lS12 p65% 2 & s sTS; JT;H 'Gn TaG Baao
61FS b,y SpS SE2Fs sSnf t9E S TSf 70
Enra 9uaalo Na3rs Fans c.ne;ansd 9nd s6 G6Gsgo GS NJ
snB,sy. ts o oso sG no. 80 lGs%Do s o6
,o sd g I9aS 2} no II !: o5S nGpP has n
midnight suP$1gs "a ty,r -, Ss' lo'lo H. '4' O'o
NSTaT. pa o P9icrin N HTs seq o I99 $50 m la s%a
Il mMnisht. Saturday nights ouly Sundays S!9 a. M
sG9iS 40 $50 1920 i, i,0 s.s0 $50 t:;s
y %4rsias iS ,n sa5%y n I'm
'a ahoploa ana Kingston and Montgomery 1870 p u
'G"sGT uosncn s+S Sis 100 1920 m $50 $3.50 H39 TOO
S11yytI.t%own % Giss' b:iS $50 l020 a M $50 80
: S1 n m sunaav 6l6 $50 1910 N $50 IN.
ma 4 m and $50 y NJ Trans with Scvi ork, on
iato ana West m Railroad Maiit Tho an ria stoPa
At Fort JsTvs t;45 100 iO.?o m $3.50 4so $50
n :, siInAav 80 1870 n GiJO opIn. .
Boats 2sd i, 5:' e5 a. Ioi GS .TetS % 70
81 sg iIHta sys anG aofp iSnF nc s Ssl s ever! q 5
ts :eS o s Gsa sSd oer
I'D tn,er OF baggage may be ie at the Conpanys nee.
Ec. aOl D57 Broadu0y lS1 Wost-st " " NO lo"1~
lt Drooklyn. OF a. tho Compnny's Dcpots T. -, -,o
from the Wost arrive In N@wforN ~ ''"
'''"' tJoHN y ABBOrr GeuI Passr Agent, Nsw-York-
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
CUNARD LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
NOTICE-"IANE ROUTE"
FROM NETWORK TJ LlNERPOOl- VIA QUEENS
TOWN.
FROM PIER NO. 40 NORTH RIVER
ETRU RIA ....... .Sa urday Oct "a. $50 n
-. SATURDAY, oct. 81. IL A.
GALL .Saturdiy Nov T. a. n
ATRANI saturday Nov. II, 10 a.
CABIN passage $50, $50 and 100 nteim2dia s5o.
Sceage tickets and from all parts CT Europe at ven
rates Freight aud passage Oice No. Bowling 0r1
VERNON IL. BROWN 4 Co, Age1ta
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANf
N Between Newly ork AMI Hlyre.
Company Pier newl No AZ North RIVER fort 0. Aortoas
NORMANDlE, tlangeul ......W Wednesday oct ~ s Y
CANADA de kersabinc Wed. oct =, a. u
lABRAD0k. Porter dHaucrive. We'd, Nov, 81 n
AMERIQUE, SntofIi .... 49,. " edncS'av. Nov H. sA
CaDn by Olince koir guas an ~ S,'1on. So p,,,.
Checks payaoie ~ -. in amoGnts to suit on tas oAa'"
LOUIS DE BEBIAN Agent. No. Bowling Gresl
BRANCH OFFICE. LltJ BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

y tpS g If N0R1uAM AND CONTINENTAL, leave
Peek Slip Pier 25, +. r. at > p NJ and G1n
N ~, SUNDAYS excepted connecting at Newliaven WIN
s,eciai r iina for SIERfDEN HARTFORD. SPKINGFlEiD
IiOIN8KE.&c TiCscs sold cDd baggage checked az "ii
Iroa.lwav T. Y. ana COurtst Brooklyn Excursion 10
TT,.,np
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
PRODUCTION OF FARES

NORWICH LINE,
THE POPULAR INSIDE ROUTE.
To Boston. So: Worcester. - 80; FtchOTrg, 81 80;
Nashua. 50 6j Lowell, s3 30; nd Portland 81: - -
CITY OF WORCES TER CITY OF NEW
YORK leaves Per River foot OF Wattsst tneXt
Pier Dcsbrossest Ferry daily. except Sunday a.
pm. GEORtE W. BhAD1t AGENT
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
nr0PTD GERMAN lloyd SIS. 90.

~ SHORT ROUTE TO LoNpoN..,-, ,
NEW. YORK SOUTHAMPTON AND BRtMES; x
EIDER, Wed oet.2l Sopm h5ElN sg' y OStSt 80 n
WERKA We'd. oct2s. a. IN. FULDA, sat N0V. o9VA "a
steamers marked sail FOR Bremen d.r.et 80. "a
On Express steamers let Cabin S5c, 100 ana sl-' =
CaUiD 40. ON older steamers. ID CABIN 500
steCrlgo at lowest rates
OELRICHS & CO, No bowling Gfccn' :
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
RIVER BRANCH

y URTHERN RAILROAD or NEW ". > :I,S,I.5 rESI5
~ Train. ron Chambcr@st DcTot ior Eugle"oot
Cl,stcr T. riinunt AM Svacs T. 500 lpa m 80 J. 4op
faO $40 $50 p. m. Il midnight sundays !, IL NJ AAl
Tamrct spring Valley and Monscy T. loa IN i:j0 p "a.
An.rLlur IL
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
TO PHILADELPHIA.

VIA THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE OLDEST ROUTE
on TRAINS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 10 ON
~ isUNDAY 3 STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
2 IN NEW.YORK.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
Cnrouean Aopsrti yemeuts
pressmdurr.

nRESSMAKER.-By French person as first
~ class dessmaker TO go outby day or take work hore
oycoIlcnI references l22 Esst 26thst
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
I)ED "Uo LINE or STEAMSHIPS.

a
LoR LAGUAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO, CUHAO0a"'
MARACAIBO.
From Pier 80 East River. -, "a, %
PHILADELPHIA. W cuhtshas' NJ 4 4
CARACAS......-..-..... Wy 10 4
VALENCIA............. iH"iS"f''
Those AMERICAN STEAMERS specially DullintrnTs punt n =
trade have superior Accommodation, Tor lava III
All letters that be sent 10 noon on re IL
steamers will be duly forwarded prnVlhS lnW.rnt
closed IN stamped envelopes OF denomination s1 npce
cover the United states postage offs cents per hAi'''
For freight or passage Apply 10 -,, o.., u,nagerAA
HoULTON BLISS g. DALLETT, Genera ,aS APesafIIsk
Y'HE U. s. AND BRAZIL NAIL SS:.s. 81: IN.
American line for st. Thomas Barbados Para Masa"
PernambucO Bahia Rto de Janeiro and possibly oanvo
connecting for A0ntevideo inermedats po ot.yx
MERRl MACK Saturday. Oct "a. At p ~ from i'm i -
ADVANCE, SATURDAY, Nov. z. J stores, Brcos, n d.
From Newport News, Va, third day succeeding az
PAUL +. GERHARD & CO., General Agents, "a pI2-
WHITE STAR LINE. orr.M
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL oonI ~ >
ERS FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LlVEhyrpoS yp a. q.
BRITANNIC. Capt Perry Inprssy VSc o, 30 % %
GERMANIC. Capt Kennedy 49,. THURSDAY. N9N,S
CELTIC CaDtaD Geadell Thursday NoS: "a
From the White star Dock fsst f West lOtis cts d
RArEs-saoon, $50. $50 and $l09 Ketsrn uf IRON ts
favorable terma steerage from New 1ofk, ~ Forio
Old Country, Sl5 intermediate (Afriatc ony compk
epecn0n CT plans and other Information Apply ~ '"' ~
nSsOaices No 81 Broadway. New-Yerf- coRTrs, ASnta
Agents for Philadelphia STUART T0BEY ,oS wAaf0
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
Gieamtoais. ano Railoabs.

DAILRUAD TICKETS
~ f WILLIAM CALL, lr. Agent
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

A LBANY BOATS-"PcOple's Line.'-DREW
"A apd DEAN HICHAoND leave Pier A. North hiyer,
all points North and West Freight received unul tue Of
departure.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20
CCHOOL OF MINES
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

High school ~ Science and English 80 East 45th:st
Here be obtained good general education with t
greater leaning toward science and Engsh and little les
toward the ancient languages than common bnt hOrOug
everything Introductory to ali scientific colleges FOu
years course including French, German and Latin. NJ
primary department
Daily session. . IN. 20 p. IN. ReOpens october !.
Circulars application.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

y steamer JAMESE BRETT from Pier 9 y. Ry11c
Ecctora II pcIooS, an w.st 2i4-L a. ll:l5 DAILY;
Sunday excepted, andiug at VcrplluEL Cfansiqf COt
sprngani Cornwall FAREjO CENTS ExcursiOn,lSt5u
Il.luc.l ~ SnrrIII rltr1 , plttI,A.
New-York tribune., 1885-10-20

" / SNIIII BVA =.
\ KAtTEESKGLL and CArSKTLL leave foot Of JAY
r.. y. t.. cyrIy weekday at q p IN.
EARE ONE INLLAE. NL KIII INCLIDLD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

LOCAL BREVITIES

Inc Alexandria jurors who have been in
attendance on the session of the U. S. Court
IN Richmond returned last night.
Attention is called to notice Of the or
ganization of Mount Vernon Building Asso.
citation, No. 2, at Harmonic Hall, to night.
A wagon loaded with wheat belonging TO
lower King street this morning by a wheel
running of the axle.
During the past week three large schoon-
ers loaded with plaster have arrived here
from Nova Scotia consigned TO Messrs. w.
! A. Smoot s. Co. who own extensive plaster
mines there.
It is reported here to-day that fight
took place at Leonardtown, Md. yesterday.
between some steamboat men and a resi-
dent of that place, during which the latter
was badly beaten.
Mr.. M. NJ Fadeley, of Farmwell, has sent
to this Office fac smile of the Vicksburg
Daily Citizen of July 2, 1868, two days be-.
fore the surrender of that city to Gen. Grant.
1t is printed on wall paper and is really a
curiosity.
Messrs Bernard Donnelly and J. D. Pur-
cell, two enterprising young gentleman of
this oity, have leased the store No. so King
street, formerly occupied by Mr.. ]. II.
Young as hat store, and will in few days
open there dry goods and notion store.
Mr.. /. Schwarz will remove on or about
October 1st to his new store, which has been
handsomely reftted in the latest style, and
is an ornament to King street. He will be
pleased to receive further patronage from
his customers.
Mr.. o. F. Baggett will have some fine
fresh meats for sale at his stand in the mar
ket tomorrow.
Mr.. J. D. H. Lunt now has for sale at his
soda fountain sparkling grape milk, deli
cious beverage, said to be the best blood
food known. The benefits of grape cure are
now within the reach of ALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

In HIS SHIRT SLEEvEs.-The Washing
ton Star says: A Virginian, talking to Star
reporter recently, said, II saw, yesterday, a
sight that makes fine commentary upon
this democratic administration. Over at
the agricultural bureau saw an old gentle
man, who belongs to one of the finest fami.
lies in Virginia, working in his shirt sleeves
as laborer for q dollar and half day.
That man has been q member of the city
council of Richmond and he has served in
both branches of the State Legislature. He
is a man of ability and of considerable in
fuence in the State, yet he works as labor
Ell for dollar and a half day while dozens
Of republicans of Virginia are drawing from
81 900 to 81 500 year under democratic
administration
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

The North american Rerie,u, for October,
has been received from its publishers in
New York. It's contents are: Inhuman
Crimes in England, by Cardinal Manning
Abraham Lincoln in Illinois, by Elihu B.
Washburn; George Eiot's Pioneer Life, by
Edwin P. Whippe; Vice Presidential Poll
tics in '64. by Gen. B. +. Butler; McClel-
lan's Change of Base, anonymous; America
and the Vatican, by William Waldorf AS
tor How to Qucll Mobs, by Gen. Fitz.John
Porter; Letters and recollections of Grant,
by Admiral Ammen; The Presidents Poll
cy, by y. S. Senator Eustes, Mayor Grace,
of New York, and ex-Representative Roose-
velt A Letter from Miliken's Bend, by
Gen. Grant, and Notes and Comments, by
numerous distinguished people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

rur LoUDoUN Enthusiastically was the
third and last day of the Loudoun County
i've stock Exhibition at Leesburg The
nrowd was hardly as numerous as on the
s.rond day but the racing was good, and in
his rpspect, as also in the show OF stock,
,ha fair was considered a success.
The first race was for purse OF Sl5O,
f,nr.fftbs of mile and repeat. There
were six starters, and after three heats
Shamrock was the winner, with Emma
Crramer second, and Charlie Russell third.
Rest time. 1:25s made BY Emma Dreamer
IN the first heat. In the second heat Sham
rock covered the distance in l:21i.
The second event was the trottng race,
IN which three horses started, az follows ::
Elm Ross, John New and Alice Green.
Fila Ross made the best three in five and
won, The race was for 5000 purse. The
best time was 2:4S.
The third race was for a purse OF $40,
two. ffths of a mile and repeat. Eight
horses started, Nellie Glennon finishing first
in each oftwo heats and winning the race,
Wodoc second, Essex third. The first heat,
in which Moloc finished first, was declared
on' berause the recall bell was rung after the
start 10 tho confusion OF the Jockeys. The
time made by Modoc, forty-one seconds.
was NOT bra,ei in any of the subsequent
heats.
over six hurdles, for purse OF $40. lhere
were ONLY two starters. Shamrock hnlshed
first AMI Joker second. The programme
closed with footrace.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18
TBy z. IT. Lucas. Auctioneer. !

REMOVAL SALE.-Large, special and at.
tractive sale of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil
Cloths, ETC., commencing on Tuesday, Sept
22d, at 10 a. M, consisting of White and
Gray Blankets, Ladies' and Misses Cloaks,
Shawis, Bleached and Unbleached Cotton,
White ana Red Flannels, Bed Ticking, Bed
Spreads and Bed Comforts, Bleached and
Unhleached Sheetings, Gents and Boys
Cloth Of all description, Ladies and Gents
Underwear, ETC., etc. Seats specially re-
served for ladies. Every article displayed
in full view of buyers. The entire stock
will be sold at private sale and auction be-
fore removing to new store.
SCHwARZ's, rs King street,
Opposite Miller & Co.'s china store
Sepl7-4t
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wood from the yard of the v. NJ depot, was iocA
cd up for trial tomorrow,

ACCIDENT-Mrs. Grace Pullman: Whiie
washing the windows Of her house on FRANK
lin street this evening, fell from the cnalr
on which she was standing and broke her
leg. DR.. Gibson was called in and rendered
the necessary assistance. Mrs. Pullman De-
ing an elderly lady it is feared that her con-
valescence will be tedious.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

Judge CIougb, of the Superior Court of
San Francisco, became insane several weeks
ago, and MS no provision was made for fill
ing vacancy caused by insanity, resigna.
ton was made out and signed by him. A
few days ago ne recovered his reason and
declared that he had no recollection Of sign
ing his resignation. 1t turned out that the
paper was signed while the Judge was still
insane, and the acts Of Judge Levy, ap.
pointed to the supposed vacancy, are thought
TO be void.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

Try Ayers Pills, and be cured. Misery is
q Mill word to describe the mischief to body
and mind caused by habtual constipation.
The regular use of Ayers Cathartic Pills, in
mild doses, will restore the torpid viscera to
healthy action
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

Ayers SarsapariIla is highly contentrat-
ed, and the most economical blood purifier
| that can he used.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

"Blooa food" is the suggestive name often
given to Ayers Sarsaparilla, because OF its
blood-enrching qualities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

As horse and cattle lotion, Salvation Oil
has proven itself an infallible remedy; it has
received the hearty endorsements of many
old and well-known horsemeh. Price 25
cents O bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

Headaches and biliousness are promptly
cured by the use of Ayers Cathartic, sugar.
coated Pills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18
OUR SIGNALS.

For the benefit Of the public, we display signal
flags upon our building, giving daily weather re.
ports. The signals are as follows:
BLUE GLoBE-Genersl rain or snow.
RED GLOBE-Higher temperature.
RED sTAR-statonary temperature.
BLUE CRESCENT-C or fair weather.
BLUE STAR-Local rain or snow.
RED CRESCENT-Lower temperature.
BLACK SQUARE-Cold wave.
The signals" that we have used to point out to
you our business methods are the same to-day
that they were eighteen years ago; they have
been before you in Sunshine or rain, the same old
signals of fairness and uprightness, and they float
as proudly to-day upon our new building as they
did years ago when we started at the bottom OF
the ladder You have seen the signals in the
past-they have shown themselves correct and
trustworthy Let them be your guide in the flu
ture. Respectfully,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

THE GRANGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was
fair attendance of people at the Grange eX-
hibitiou at Falls Church yesterday. Nor
man J. Colman, commissioner OF agriculture
delivered an address on agricultural topics,
in the course Of which no said that, in gen.
eral attention must now be paid to small
industries, and diversiication must come to
he the rule With such attention the iarm-
ers of Virginia would soon redeem their
State and restore it to the vgor aud pros
perity which it enjoyed under the lnspira-
ton of Washington and Jefferson. The ad-
dress WAS enthusiastically received, and at
its close Mr.. r. H. Thomas, master of the
State Grange Of Pennsylvania, made an
address.
Mr.. A. J. Wedderburn, secretary OF the
MARYLAND State Grange, followed MT.
Thomas in speech in behalf OF the organ
ization.
Among the other speakers were Hon.
Randolph Harrison, commissioner oil agrl'
culture of Virginia; Hon. Leonard II. Rhone'
of Pennsylvania; j. H. Stride, Of West ' IT.
oinia: William Saunders and DR.. John Trim
BILE; Col. J. n Thompson, of the National
Grange, and Mortimer Whitehead, OF New
jersey.
In the afternoon the competitive blowing
match took place. The distance was 80
wards. The entries were c. c. Michigan
l. Co., Baltimore, with the Bissell chilled
pillow; W. III. May e. Son, of this city, Crys-
tai plow, and S. M. kuhns, Canton, Ohio,
Universal pillow. No award will be made
until to day
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

SPEAKING AT FAIRFAX G. H Hon. Jas.
N. Dunlop, of Richmond, and JEFF. Chand-
Ter, esq, of Washington, will address the
people of Fairfax g. Fl. on the Dist They
are fpe speakers, and the people of Fairfax
should turn out and hear them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

TIHERE WILL BIO meeting held FRIDAY,
/ September IL, at h o'clock, at HARMoN1E
HALL, for the purpose OF organizing the MOUNT
VERNON COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASsO-
CATION No. -
ccn163t T. f. UHLER Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18
NOTICE TO CITY TAXPAYERS.

Collectors Office September is, 1850.
The attention of all parties interested is re-
spectruly called to tho following extract from
the Revenue Bill Of the year 1885:
"on all bills paid by the list day of October,
1895, they [thc Tax Collector5l shall allow dis
count of five per cent, and on all bills not paid on
tho 1st day OF October, 1885, there shall BIO as
scsscd and collected penalty Of five per cent
upon the amount of said bills, and on all bills re.
manning unpaid or the LIST day of June, 1856
damages Mt tho rate OF six per centum per annun
shall he paid"
Office Room No. 6, Royal street front, Market
Building. J. I. HILL, Col N: DIST,
sep15-2w S. K. FIELD, Col. :. DIST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18
LOCAL NEWS.

Confined cool and fair weather is indicated for
:av For Saturday increasing cloudness
.''1 iipbt local showers with stationary tempera-
ah' ara indicated for the Middle Atlantic States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-09-18

yXTANTED--A WHITE or COLORED MAN to
w shpck oysters and do general house work.
Apply at the CONCORDIA HOUSE sep1S-2t