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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
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Capital Prize, S75.000.

Louisiana State Lottery Company
 -We do hereby certify that we supervise rhe srrs ng, mrnts for al tue Monthly and Quaueily Drawings of the Louisisns sIAie Lottery Company. aud lu person ." an az and control The Drs xings themselves. a that the same . C cof lucI ed with hones " fairness. and in good ith toward all par. tieS ana we authorize [ Compsny To uss thf- certificate. with fac miles of out siS D a. ture. a;tacned. in its aGy srIisements-"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24

Incorporated in ls6S fer $ sr- by ff@ Le isssture for educational arc .chs-..2 hl= purposes-with s capt si afsi .09 0o0-,u which . resrrve fund of ov-r s50eO, has since beer add Nx,
 By sn overv iniiug z popular vote is fran. chise was made a psrI of She present State Consultation adopted Deeem Der 2c, A. D. 1873.
 The only lottery ever voted on and eadors. cd oy the people o!eny state
 IT NEVER SCALES OR POSTPoNEs.
 lss Grand Single Number Draw sng. take pssee UOsshiy. aud he EXsraOr. atDs Drawings re xasariy evrry three ns0tbo lHstesd of Seni-Annusbty as Aeretefers. D. gisni.x nar.h h. lSS0.
 SPLENDID OPrOW1Q QN1sI TO Wl1 fOHTUNE FsCKIH GRAND Drawing Glass ID, ln iheAe sdemy oi Music. E~w orleans. Tuesday. AprBi l3sh l0S6- Alal Moughiy Drawing
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
nE PLAYsD nACsEIm.

'Yeu say that you have played Mac Seth?" said New York thea rical man. ager to an applicant for . position.
 "l have acted the roll of Macbeth four teen times"
 "Well, le, me hear you repeat his def auce to Macduff."
 "Oh, l never got so far as that The audience always made me quit before l got to that part."-Texss Sif,ings.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
The President has demanded the .es-

The President has demanded the :es- igna;ion of Governor Murray, of Utah. The reason for this remonvai IS unknown except ii be that the governor was re- moved because he is not a democrat Governor Mur sy IS iei ublican of the most pronounced type. bu, has proved a most faitl ful and efficient ofhcer. Ger tainly the reason for his removal cannot be found in his offensive partisanshlp, " unless the vigorous and uralgging fight he has made agains, poly may be considered as bringlng too much credit upon his party to make il advisable for a democratic aCmlnls,ratlon 10 retain hIm Tn power.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To WILLIAM HAYWOOD AND ROBERT CFroN: You are hereby not fled that we have ex- pend one hunG-' dollars iu iaeor suG i'm proyemeDts upon the Copusr Ssnk mine, sij- uated in ih Verde Mining Dis: irt, County of Navzpai and T-rritory Of sriz0ua. in order to hold sIid premises under he provisions of section 232&, ksvIsed Statutes of the Unit ( States, beir z the amount to hold the same fSr The year end ng January ist, iSe6 And fl, wit in ninety days from he service of this by publication, you laii or refuse to con ri- bufe your proportion ot sGcs expenditure ss co owners, your luteyeEt D said claim vii become the property Of tAe subscr Der, under said Section 2324
 KUHN, wCFZBCRG < co
 PRESCOTT Marc. l2ih lS>6
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24
CenoissioaerA

We The urtereigu,d Banks snd bsnkers Wili pay all Pri1es drawn in The Louisiana State Lotteries ~hct may b- Presenied al our coUntSrs.
 !. H. OGLkABY Pres. Louisiana National Bank HAMCEL A RENNROY
 Pres. State National Bank.
 A BALDWlN. Pres. New Orleans National Bank
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1886-03-24

1867 Prises, amounting to to..------..-..-- S.655< Application for rates 10 clubs should be made only 70 the office of she Company ip New Orleans. For further information wr'te clearly eiv- ing full address. POSTAL SOGE-, Express Money OTde s. or New York txcaPnge tr ordinary ieitsy. Currsicy by Express tall sums of S rhd towards at 0ar .xSeIssl addressed
 VI A. DACF-siN.
 New Orleans, La CT A. A DAUYMIN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
A YOUNG nsan,a rrouble..

Yesterday an old gentleman who gave
his name as Hartzell, and his home as
Terrell, Tex, visited the sheriff Is Office
and inquired II young man named w.
II. Smith was confined In the county jail.
Being answered afllrmatiyely he desired
to see Smith, representing himself as q
friend Of the latter, but on account of
the lateness OF the hour this permission
could nov he granted. The prisoner
was arrested several weeks ago
In conjunction with a young
man named Kerr for the robbery OF one
Cunningham from Granbury, Friends OF
Kerr had his bond reduced to $T00, which
he gave by depositing the money In bank,
and was released from jail short time
since. MIR, llarizell says that Smith Is
possessed Of considerable property, and
that the prisoners guardian desired him
to investigate the merits Of the case with
view to lighting II If there was any
chance of acquittal, otherwise he was not
disposed to spend any money on II From
the strangers manner aud conversation,
It is suspicioned that he is the father OF
young Smith.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
PILOT POINT.

Installation OF Knights-Personai Notes.
special 70 the Gazette.
PILoT PoINT, TEX. Jan, 5.-Miss Ellie
Clouse, who has been spending holiday
vacation here with her mother and family,
returned this morning TO Gainesville.
The Knights Of Honor installed officers
last evening for the ensuing term as fol-
lows: o. H. Heara, dictatori g. V.
Harrison, vice dictator; S. i. Darwin, as
sistant dictator; t. s. Johnson, reporters
A. w. Cooke, financial reporter; N. VIII
son, treasurer; q w. Davidson, chaplain
a, Ii Gee, guldeiJ. @. Holden, guardian;
w. p. Hin, sentinel; Doctors Wylie and
McShan, medical examiners.
Your reporter was informed that the
Egyptian Rnti-nuptial rock is being sold
upon the streets to-day. With what re-
suits the future will determine.
Mrs. Minnie Lane OF Tennessee Is
among the late arrivals, and Is the guest
OF Mrs o. g. Hearn.
Miss Kate Crutchneld, charming
young lady of Aubrey, who has been
spending the holidays here, the guest OF
Mrs Lee Newbury, returned home Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Watson returned
this morning from Montague county
where they have been visiting the pas
week.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
ON rale srREET.


,rnty court will be in session again
|, en- Hampton cuchre players some
| ! have their feathers runled.
.sterday was the last day for filing
4. IN Justice Zinn's court for the term
Eanmg next Monday.
|sfanGements are being made for a
"a Wheatley mdss-meeting, to take
& solpe time next week.
iirfica- -On December 81, 1885, by
lov W. johnson, Mr.. G. G. Blair aud
+ HI l.. McMurry, all of Tarrant
|1lifimonially speaking, 1856 is not
h ing very brightly. Only one mar
II iicense was issued yesterday, to H..
arsr.sye and Miss Maggie Title.
Byron johnson, attorney for New
/ s3nniain, who was sent to the peni-
||sssry nom Tarrant county one year
irIusr rrrne-years' sentence, xpects
stain a pardon for his client some
= this month.
Is ladies' Of the Fourth Street Method
,hurch viii give mite social at the
ienceof Mr.. VIM. Boaz, in the south
i'm part of the city, next Friday
ing ali the members and friends
4ordially invited.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
A SLICK swINpLER.
TURN LOOSE THE BuLL-DoG WHEN lie
MAKES HIS APPEARANCE.

TURN LOOSE THE BULLDOG WHEN HE
MAKES HIS APPEARANCE.
Fort Worth entertained Monday even
ing a fakir whose exploits are making
him famous all over the state. His name
could not be learned doubtless he has
an assortment of cognomens which are
adjusted to suit the occasion. His gen.
eral appearance is strikingly launty,
being made up in detail of bee-gum
hat, closely fitting sack-coat tightly
buttoned, well-oiled mustache
and gall at which Eli
Perkins would staud aghast. The particu-
lar business in which his fraudulency is
engaged is the sale of watches that would
be extravagant at two dollars dozen,
but for which he manages to secure $40
each. HIS plan of action Is something
after tho parlor episode, in which the spi-
der played star engagement His dis
play of wares consists of lot of Cheap
John jewclry, and he bats the
crowd with the gift OF brass
collar and cuff buttons, or some other
equally trashy articles. This Is done by
selling them at nominal prices, and the
purchasers are surprised to receive back
with the buttons their money wrapped
up in pece of paper. Then follows q
similar operation with some higher-priced
articles Finally the fakir gets TO the
watches, which are wrapped up, but which
are apparently represented by number
of samples attached TO chain around
his neck. He offers NAM
moth chain (all brass) for $40, generous
ly promising each purchaser New Years
gift in one OF the watches. When the
dupe parts with his money and gets one
of the watches he naturally desires to in
vestigate it, and then the trouble begins
BY dint OF persistent effort he finally
prizes it open and is rewarded by the sight
of a scrap of paper on which is printed
dial plate only this anc
nothing more. The much-!auded watch
is simply shell, which in connection
with the chain may cost as much as SO d
gross. The profits OF the fakir may easily
be estimated. He is u swindler Of To,
worst type, and deserves vigorous hand
ling. The press OF the state can do theil
constituency service by warning then
against him.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
nrNlrs rnE cHAnnr.
MIR. PRED H. KING INDIGNANT AT AN IN
LuRIOIis PUBLICATION.

MIR. PRED l.. KING INDIGNANT AT AN IN
FURIOUS PUBLICATION.
In Sundays issue of the Dallas News,
among the items from Fort Worth, was a
statement to the effect that on the day
previous Mr.. Fred l.. King, the Main
street druggist, had attempted TO
commit suicide. IL was represented
that he would have succeeded had it not
been for the prompt action OF his friends
in having the effects of the deadly drug
couuteracted by medical skill.
For two days the gentleman was In ig-
norance of the appearance OF this para
graph, and being in poor health his friends
thought it best to say nothing
about IL. Yesterday, however, II
reached his ears accidentally
to his no little surprise and indignation.
Said he to GAZETTE man: "The item
was false, and calculated to do me very
great injury in my social and business
relationsi took no morphine, or any
thing else with suicidal intent, and 1t Is a
matter OF infinite regret to me that such
story should have been put in circula-
tion. | was sick and took an emetlc,
which is the only foundation | can con.
ceive of for this false and damaging re-
port, and would thank you TO correct II
in THE GAzRTTE."
Mr. King seemed much hurt over the
affair, as anyone naturally would be
since To publish man as having attempt
ed TO destroy his own life is TO strike 0
direct blow at every interest that con
Germs him,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
SOMEBODY IN LUCK.
Who Are tho Lucky Winners the Fakes
& Go. Drawing?

Who Are the Lucky Winners n the Fakes
& Co. Drawing?
The big drawing, Of which 80 much
mention has been made In the columns of
THE GAZETTE, came off last Friday. As
Messrs. Fakes & Co., the organizers of
the enterprise, have no possible way Of
knowing the names Of the winners, all
they can do is 10 give the number Of the
successful tickets which drew prize, and
are as follows: First prize, No, 50, bed,
dresser and wash stand; second prize,
No. Ill, the mantle; third prize, No. 437,
wardrobe.
THE GAZETTE will certainly be o well
come visitor 10 at least three individuals,
bearing, as it does, the tidings Of their
good fortune and causing them TO appre-
ciate, doubtless, the truth Of the old
adage, 'i'Tis better TO be born lucky than
richn
The person holding either of the above
numbered tickets will please produce
them at once and claim the prize the num-
Der calls for.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
lie CITY.
MOTEL ARRIVALS.

tal,.,tchio's: Mas Mollie Mills,
H.'kN n. u. Bryant, Sherman; J
IN ItW Trenton; c. A. Duffy, st.
n H Ste wArt, Chicago; Cooper
&14{ihan; d. Collins, ANA; l.. 3.
", .j,.sk family, Ciarksville, Tenn; u.
n. H.sh,l, New York; G. T. Johnston,
x M. Friend, SC Louis; l.. A.
iI0tatur; Fred NJ. Elkin, Terra
N {.u Sol. polme, Western Union
~. hit company, ST. Louis; J. II.
f,3thtnr; Leon Hart, Longview;
| {Fithtrspoon, ri Paso; Isaac Hight,
| {i4k9tInd y w. Hollowell, Waco;
| t'aff1fson, Waco; Q. w. Beaumont,
.arII'A. Tenn; NJ. w. Vaughn,
i. NJ. MastOn, Vernon; w. j.
nfdn, r. & p x. r.; Jpo. Alcott,
IA IT. l.. .Ganson, Marshall; Mrs.
SicrtDd, Mrs. j B Mcleod Dallas;
Noepwood, New York; @. Fraley,
| S5|fIne; A. d. Leroy, III Paso; N
|datI.nfy and wife, San Antonio; G.
tfs,ug. Marshall; r. Miller, st. Louis;
BIkgs, Chicago; s. y. Bond,
Is s,hDs Schultz, Mississippi; Miss
' 4 Bradley. Paris.
| IttH |idNtIOnf -, VI W dlOutti IiiOi
N: Jnhn s. Andrews, Boston, Mass
| les NJ Smith, Galveston; John r.
3. city; l.. @. Juneman, Galveston;
t.uftrell Pleasant Point; Il. S.
| (, New York; He IL. Houston, Ed.
lf1y. Galveston; Maj w. G. Coffee.
|,of Mexico; g G.. Dunbar, T. & z.
w j. Sheriff., Roanoke; w V Chap
w NJ Hickey, Lake George, N. Y
fsnii. city; w. A. Nuckles, Sunset;
81 Iockett, city; z. Morgan, f. o
y. s}aiscston; Tom NJ Clark, Boston;
! f.i|lafd, Decatur; William r. Hous-
| RI .dS.; A. Il Stake, San Antonio;
Eorhing and wife, Ranger; w.
'onhid, Hardeman county Ed
Haisell, Decatur L. b.
4, Eola, La; Joe Fowler, ALE;
Sherwood, New York; w @. Null
| 1s W. Caldwell, Kansas City; j b.
l, SAINTS Fe; w. II. Collins, Boston
Hartzell, Terrell; John Wesley and
Morgan; Miss Anna Grounds, Abb
Hhc;n II. Ilatchett, Mrs. r, G.
son. W r Blythe, Alvord; DR.. j.. j.
i'll. hnrora; William /. Stratton,
Creek.
| me nfnnswick; John Cunningham,
Antonio; j l.. higgins, Henrietta;
ititt. 4 Greensboro, Ky; X. b. Rus
Con,snchc; w r. Fowler, Dublin,
!; IA n Ozee, county; w. S. Wad-
Wise county; V o. Bauhrin, Pam
q. Spain; Ii. ID. Probost, John Hud-
\ Abilene; l.. J Echrarcb, Putnam,
| !; John Curley, st. Louis; Henry An
b, CISCO; william Alvers, Henry
ek. Marshall; j. u. Moore, Hender-
Ky Mark Mundy, Kansas City; Il.
3nea, Ranger; w, Il. Johnson, Wich-
Fallsi Il b. Colman, Kalamazoo,
Sss WI. Moore and wife, Memphis,
the Grand: e. L. Spalding, A. b Ia
Dallas; Chas. Hadley, city, G. G.
IN, Epsingtown, Tex.;J. G. Reeves,
HVilis, city; John T. Newcomb,
< John b. Sampson; james l. John
IEinois; Col. j II. May, Rochelle,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
An an..yer Want a.

Can any one bring us case of Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bltters
will not speedily cure? We say they can
not, as thousands of cases already per-
manently cured and who are daily rec
ommending Electric Btters will prove.
Bright's Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back,
or any urinary complaint qnickly cured.
The purify the blood, regulate the bowels
and act directly ON the diseased parts.
Every bottle guaranteed. For sale at soc
a bottle by II. W. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

- fortunate holder of No. III, which
81 the Second prize in Fakes & Co.
king, was discovered yesterday in
erson of Mr.. p, b. Lindsey, who re-
on West Jarvis street Mr.. Linds-
Ewes III a rented house and bought his
|pa from Fakes & Co. on the install
Is plan. He is therefore all the better
ntred 10 appreciate lucky fate which
h such handsome prize TO him over
|ssl6 large number of competitors, He
Elss beantitul and very valuable mantel.
t1rst prize, three thousand dollar
|uaof furniture, being, perhaps, the
kssoinest set ever broughtto Texas,
4 yft by No. 50, yet remains unclaimed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

IL the base OF Col. Grlbble, charged
Il highway robbery, verdict OF not
Nv Vas refunded yesterday evening
III county attorney immediately dis
,l,s,d tile case against Charley Cooper,
sized tot completely in the same of
utli
~. Newton Buntain, better known to
n sosld as jenny Mckinney, obtained a
brse of diyorce from her husband, who
g. Wing d nine years. sentence in the
having been sent there
81 fhisE county about a year ago.
d sl0rsler was issued by the court per-
Ninn j. Carb, receiver of the Mutual
n ErdoWment and Benevolent Associa-
, is}f Apcrica, TO defend certain suits
, Nst thai institution and intervene IN
x 6i.nient suits growing out OF the
=. was filed by B. W. Harris against
anshold ct al, to restrain the sale
oxeontlon OF certain property ON
:. oentio SS29 20, obtained by Mans
hsA1RalnstW IL. Aidridge.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

miles south OF the courthouse, Deing
block z, kvans' addition to Fort Worth;
consideration, $1,000.
r. NJ. Bowman and J A. Martin, by
sheriff, 20 Heck & Baker, lot 3, block 80,
Jennings south addition; consideration,
execution debt OF $500.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
I,rnl Iastnra rrnnsfers.

q, D Seed TO NJ. b Lloyd, l0x25 feet
~ Sc end OF Cattle exchange lot, south
ssc0fner Second and Houston; con-
sti0n. S225.
y q 5ohnson to Mrs. A. G.. Brown,
Nv 5urth interest in the driving park
d rfys consideration, $500,
~ ljart, trustee, to ]. b. Watkins,
@ >res but Of the Aaron Mcdaniel sur
4 the waters OF the Clear Fork.
n v bart, trustee, TO j. b. Watkins,
~ ;res But of the G. w. Glover survey.
AS land and Mortgage company OF
won. Eng., 20 VIM. Il. Cunningham,
N. 'as oht OF the Jacob Wilcox survey
Y steiAron, $500,
4, EVANS to T. L, Gibson, acres "a
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

All OF the doctors agree that Silurlan
water is the best health preseIyer known
to the medical fraternity see pamphlet
for recommendations. For sale by Chas.
Schueber & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

Planters cheroots are still made up of
best Havana; positively the only 6-cent
smoke q a clear Havana tobacco.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
Locksnithlng at stert's, 2Oe Main.

Drink Silurian water II you want
health. For sale by has. Schueber & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06

II you have good health drink Silurian
water and keep healthy. For sale by
Chas. Scheuber q Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
To the Re,a,l Trade.

Chas. Schueber & Co. have received a
fresh supply Of Horace h. Kelley's Key
West cigars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
FOR sALE-I.IyE sTOCK.

lyme young mules 50, years old In spring
II 30. years old In spring. From good Texa,
mares and l4i hands Jacks. t ?. LENoIR
EoR sAl-k-lOo head high grade Hereford
~ bulls Boaz a Hatcher
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
To the Retail Trade.

Chas. Schueber CO. have just received
fresh supply Of Imported cigars.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
MIsOELLANEous.

misOli4i>tNEOuS.
A RTEsIAN BATH HOUSE. Natural nowinl
a water. eighty gallons per minute, soft NJ
ralnwater--white sulphur, magnesia and soda
the best bathing water In the state. II may b,
used as az Hot Springs, drunk hot while bath
ing. Single tickets, % cents; Ave tickets, 81
Stanley X Marke proprietors, northwest come
public square.
VIVIAN 81 RYLAND, general land and col
lection agents for the Panhandle OF
Texas, Tascosa, Tex.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
ROOMS FOR RENT

I,OR RENT--Nicoly furnished front room,
II lower iloor. Throckmorton between Sec.
ond and Third streets. Mrs. a @. Walker.
NOR RENT-A beautifully furnished room
ercnces required. 800 Calhoun street, corner
Second
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
WANT COLUMN.
SITUATION w.,NTGD-niALF.

WANTED-Bya reliable young man a siiu.
w alton as book keeper or collector. Good
references given. Address X. O. care GA.
zErTE.
M NNTED--A SGT OF books 20 open, Jose or
w write up ~ night Address "Cheapr this
ONCE, January andS
w ANTED-By apractical book keeper and
w salesman (shocs especially situation
Salary nominal until established Address
Energy" this onicc.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
Homes for the Poor Man.

Lands
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
MANrEil...NIAI.E nI.I-p.

ITANTED-A baker at Bueus bakery.
WAN Ep--l00 choppers and &c. makcrs
w Wages yl.t0to s. Odper day. Apply al Ia.
tellIgence otee. oYer posionloe
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-01-06
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

wv ANrED--ro sell 1000 dried venlson hams
w In splendid ndtion pealor in game
DR.. ssed poultry and line meats OF an klnds
1918 Malu At Get. J. H. RoDINsoN
M ANTED-4O00 cattlc.-f have n choice
w rarch that wish TO stock. Any parties
having for sale 5000 cattle or over and sishing
TO Jake charge OF the ranch, Will cali on or adj
drcss mel we will pay part cash. balance In
stock of the company. DAVID BoAz
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-13

At the Gazette Building, Nos. 20 and 72 Prince st.
DAILY TRI- WEEKLY
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Alexandria, Ia.
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space unless the is paid for at transient rates,
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advertise other than eir legitimate business in the
space contracted for
Au transient advertisements must be paid for in ad
rance.
Resolutions IN netoriam ofthanks tributes Of respect.
resolutions adopted By societies persons, unless Of
public concern a"ll only be printed in this pcper as
advertisements.
5farriaqe and death notices INST be paid for il, ad
rance.
Persons earing the city hare the Ga=e:te mailed
to them, postpaid for fifty cents month. and the
address changed as often as desired.
The Gazette Office is connected ,eih the Telephone Err
change advertisements, orders for the paper. ne7rs
or arg information business can te sent tv ts'e.
phone.
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second class matter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-07-13
SWIMMING TO GEsMANY.-A German

SWIMMING TO GERMANY.-A German in.
dlvidual. who appeared to be . little wrong
in the head, wandered on to the Chestnut
street wharf Sunday afternoon and remark.
ed to q few men standing there that he was
tired Of this country Gnd proposed to re-
turn to Germany forthwith. He threw his
hat on the wharf and saying good.by dived
into the Delaware river. When he rose
to the surface he struck oGt at s etroDg
pace, snd as the tide was running strong he
made rapid headway down the river. An
alarm was sounded, and when the crew OF
the police tug Stokley was informed CT the
cause they launched boat and started in
pursuit OF the daring swimmer, who bJ
this time Was abreast OF Windmill Island.
After short chase he was overtaken, and
being nearly exhausted, gladly got into the
boat, remarking that he would leave the
other $500 miles of the trip until next week.
he refused to give his name when taken to
the Third police district station. house. :
Philadelphia Record.