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The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07
(CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.)
4 New Professor at the University OF Mis-
Hiesinni

4 New Professor at the University OF Mis-
sissippi.
Prof Addison Hodge, recently
elected to the chair of Greek Ian
guage and literature in the Universi-
ty of Mississippi at Oxford, comes to
the University with strong endorse
mpnts from such distinguished sour
ccs as Benz. =. EweII, President Of
College Of William and Henry, ".
". Goodwin, Professor Of Greek III
Harvard College; John Fl. Wheeler,
Professor Greek University of
Virginia; DR.. j. r. Boise, baptist
Union Theological Seminary, near
Chicago, Ill; Or, B. l.. GildersIeeve,
Professor of Greek in John Hopkins
University; DR. l.. #, Blanton,
Chancellor Central University Rich
mond, Ky; DR., J. 7. Latimer, Prof.
in Union Theological Seminary in
Virginia; Hon. l.. Z. c. Lamar, Sec
rotary Interior, Washington, ID. {. .;
Prof. VIM NJ. Thornton, Prof, math-
ematics University of Eirginia; Rev.
| T. y. WitherspoOn, Louisville, Ky.
Walter Blair, Prof. Latin in Hamp-
den Sidney College, and President
| Richard McIlWanie, President
Hampden"Sidney College, Virginia.
DR.. X. l.. Dabney, Of the Universe
| tv Of Texas, says Of Prof. HOge: :
"lst. AS to his scholarship in
Greek, you will Lave Tie testimony
Of Drs. Gildersleeve and Goodwin
than which none can be higher.
End. lie is now in the prime Of his
strength and Of great capacity for Ia
Dor and Of seemingly perfect health,
3rd. His principles, Doral charac-
| ter and manners are of the best. He
il courteous and conciliat0ry a. Il
colleague.
4th. He has in the highest degree
the rare gift Of teaching, which SO
many able scholars lack. Heis con-
fessedly the most efficient and useful
teacher in the college lie has been
serving.
9Th. His family relations offer an
additional motive for his advance
mcnt, because his family would be
so eminent IN accession to the social
aud moral influences Of your COM,
munlty.N ~ !.
Prof. HogG is 81 years of age, Is
married, isa membarof the Freshly.
tertan church, and II nephew Of the
celebrated Dr, Moses y, Hoge, ol
Richmond, Va. Prof HGgo gradual.
ed at Hanpden Sidney in 1869; grad
tuated also at University Of Virginia
studied Greek alsotwo years in Leip-
sic and 6ortingen, visiting The Ger.
man. Gymnasiums to learn THEN
methods Of teaching Greek. He has
been Professor Of Greek eleven years
| in Hampden Sidney.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07
-
xMiLc. ENharru and L ar.

Everybody knows the virtues of Wild
Cherry and Tar as relief and cure
Tor any affection Of the throat and
,ungs. Combined with these two in
grcdients are few simple healing
remedies in the composition of Dr.
Bosanko's Cough and Lung Syrup.
making it just the article you should
always have in the house, for coughs,
colds. Group and bronchitis. Price
80 cents and 81 90. Samples free
Sold by Hughes 4 Nance, lapI, l-nf
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07
Ey-EEZ -A.IX

HER OWN PHYSICIAN. A lady who for
years suffered torments worse than
death from Uterine Troubles, Prolap-
sus, Leucorrhoea, Suppressions, &c,
so common among our wives, moth.
ers and daughters, and had dispaired
of being cured, finally found rene
dies which completely cured her, af1
ter all else had failed. From graft.
tude she will send FREE, Recipes, and
full directions, sent sealed. Address
with = cent stamp, Mrs. W, e.
HOLMES, G5S Broadway, New York:
Name Paperl. lmN20 lNy
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LieI1tp;ng Rolief.

Branum & Goodwin have somethIh@
that will cure Catarrh in 10 tuay:s-
relieve headache, toothache.., conc j.
man or least instantly Nhen, !o"
have a bottle Of Buchanan spar
ish lightning Relief IN your h9HS'2
there ID no need uf going after nm
tor III the night. Also for elFeo'"
ana see vno oaeN W .lle mol OF
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07
Farmers and Mechanics.

Save money and Dueter bills. nc
lieye your Mothers, Wives and sister
by atimely purchase OF pr. BoSau ,
kos Cough and Lung syrup, thl
best known remedy for Gougih"
Colds, Group and Bronchial % aiiec
tions. Relieves Children OF Grow !
in one night; may save you hundred q,
of dollars. Price 50 cents and SlVQy
sample free. Sold by Hughea
Names. March 1st I'm.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

DR.. T. G. Jones, Abberyille Miss
guarantees plenty Of Eggs, if YOU
will feed in dough Or. Buchanan 8
Ouinine Horse Cattle and Poultry
Tonic to your Hens. He aud 0lE
hia neighbors, A. II. Graham & Son
recommend it for horses aud cattle
Remember tits packet in tin cans,
leave the other: Mesers Brannm %
Goodwin will not misrepresen' II
for Is or 80 cents. Call and see thehf
if you want something good, and re-
liahIe mch 6tl
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

For ufonf that Dir, G1un's Liver
Pills c5ara Sick Hcadaohe, Ask your
Druggr-s for a free trjal package.
Only nno for dose. Regular size
t6zes, ii aeittss sold py i5ugtes d
INTffs.t-1' assrralfalFs ST.
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a 4
TIE STATE or MISSISSIPPI

To JOHN LANE:
You are commanded to appear be-.
fure'theC Chancery Court Of the coul
ty Of Greiada;,in said StNe, on th'
first Monday Of September. 1856, 'Ct
defend the suit in said Court Of AM.
lake, wherein you are q defendant
Il. r. TURNER,
G. a.. lanes. Clerk. :,
solr. for Compl't. July Y, 1856
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Notice.

If you want 10 have your eiotAS
cleaned, dyed and pressed call on I +,
Il. Branch, who can fix them up -,
the best style, remove al the sre"9 9
dirt and stain, and make thehl 10.
good IA new. Prices reasohalPifsf
Leave orders Ut G. q. Leonard \. "
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

Our long time printer friend Mr.
". u. Cowan, editor Of the Pickens
Post, was in our city Tuesday looking
around. We are not sure that we are
correct, but suspect that young friend
Cuwan came up to sympathize with
"Dmch" concerning Il couple Of love
~ young 1assie- whom they chanred
10 meet at the Press convention at
West Point, in May last.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

Hand nude goods made from pu, =
sugar, no adulterations whatever :"
Mrs. I,oewensteiil NJ
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

pea Ridge ballot box key lost and
box not used, but another box with
out any top lreturned in a sack used,
also two votes Illegal on account Of
voters not being registered. J I Gar
ner and J II Johnson voted to make
election at said precinct void r Doak
voted to count same.
STATE OF MISSrSSIpP1,i
Grenada County.
We the undersigned commissioners
of election for Grenada county, certify
that the above and foregoing tabular
statement Is true and correct return
Of the whole number Of votes cast at
the said election held in said county
on the 6th day of July, 1856. .
IT GARNER, Commission
p,* RoBT DoAK, ers Of
c. H-JoHNsoN, Election.
~ Ordered that the Board adjourn to
meet tomorrow morning, 5 . o'clock.
a. l.. BRIDGERs, Pres't.
HCONCLTDEp NEXT WEEK.
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THE srArE on MIselsstppt.l

7 Q 7 DA E0ANUENb!
YOU are commanded to appear be-
fore tile Chancery Court Of the coun-
ty of Grenada, in said state, on
the first Monday Of September, 1855,
to defend the suit III said Court of
Geo, Sanders, wherein you are de-
fendant Ii. r. TUNER,
G. w. Jones, Clerk.
solir. for Cumpl't. July Il, 1856.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07
TgE !EGIs.A!vgE gg GRENADA COUNTY,
Proceedings oftho honorable Board
OF Supervisors.

Williams. District No. ;; Virgil Eg-
District No. 3; a, l.. Brldg-
er.. President, District MOI; c. c.
Poete, District No. .; G. B. Jones,
Sheriff: L. Il. Turner, Clerk.
Ordered that the following ac-
counts be allowed;
No. VA. c L Penn, $1,000, surper-
intendcnt poor, sec e27, code 1850
No8T5. { il Penn, $6l.G5, superin-
tendent poor, sec 621, code 1850.
No 07G. Grilfis ~ Duncan, 1914,
for poor house, sec -, code
1850
No 977. Sam Hughes, $3.61, repair
ing bridge, sec 2l44, code 1850.
30 078. T p Bowen, Tl.68, lumber
for bridge, sec 2lii, code 1880.
No 90. Marshall IL Bruce, 5000,
stationery for Chancery Clerk, sec -
code 1880.
No $50. Hughes q Nance, $l0.95,
medicine etc., sec -~--, code 1850.
No 981. 7 Garner, S2l.oO, COM
missioner Of election, sec lao, code
1880.
No 0S2, r Doak, f2l.00, commiss-
ioner Of election, sec l4O, code 1880.
No 9S3. } II johnson, %2l.OO, COM
missioner Of election, sec liO, code
1880.
no 084. r Hiehgate, $50, sign
boards, sec -, code lSSO.
No 9S5. W II Powell, 10 cents, sec
-, code 1850.
No 9s6. sam Vile, Sl.00, judge Of
,Ia,.tin1, -ar fin code 1850
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07
UNIVERSITY
OF
5fllaat9Hl}1f>tt
WILL OPEN IT'S NEXT SESSION
OXFORD IN
al SEPTEMEE4, 1886


The University is in all respects llr.
excellent condition The office Of
Chancellor having been voluntarily
resigned by Gen. Stewart, Prot
f. Mayea is temporarily CHAR.
man Of the faculty. Addison Hoge,o
Virginia,is Prof.of Greek; J.J. Wheat
is Prof. Metaphysics Dr.A:J .Quinch'
is Prof. of Latin; Gen G. ". sears J.
Prof. of Mathematics; Jno. /. John
son Is Professor OF English labgua-.
and Literature; II. y. Fulton ~ frof
of Physics and Astronomy Df. NeP
Little is Prof. of Natural History; {.
W. Hutson is Prof. of Modern l@u-.
guagp5; Edward Mayos is Prof. ni.
Law; l.. r. Fitzhugh Is ProtessoI
and principal of the Higil
School; Woodvill Latham is Prof, OF
Chemistry; Miss, Sallie MEG lsom ].
Instructor in Eiocution +. +. Lark
in, Tutor. +.
Tuition is still free and every i'll
duremrnt is offered to students
male and female--to come here.
Apply for Catalogues or lnloFil'7
ton to any of the officers.
Ii. NJ. SULLIVAN,
..- Secretary,
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07
rur SrArE OF MISSISSIPPI,

To tl.VY SALLY:
You are commanded to appear be
fore the Chancery Court Of the coul'
ty of Grenada in said state, on the
first Monday in September, 1885,
to defend the suit in said court or
Aron Sally, wherein you are de
fendant. l.. II. IE ~ Eh'
G. w. jones, Cletk.
Sol'r, for Compl't. July l., 1886
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

4 s~unmcr.eId K Hro., haye Just
received 5000 pairs Of Mems, Ladies',
Mig~e+ ana Dhiidrcn $ Sample Shoes
which they will sell at 50 cents on the
dollar Of manufacturers cost.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

Everybody ID invited TO call and
examine Stick and Fancy candies
made from pure alftaif ut HtH. Eoew-
tsiHfstit'gs.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

The best aud pnrest ITetnll.,ls n =
IlttAEsfs iat tsNHN ~ i'll rifs. fia6eWehstee
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

@oo0p pn:ra Of Fine Sample shoes
jusl rvcri , at 4. @ummerG4la &
Bro., TO ha .lo3ed out al once at half
their Flt@r.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

eli under the Local option law have
lecided ~ follows: For Dry-Copi-
III, rIArh, kenIp2r Lauderdale,
Perry. For Wet
Adams, AIcorn, ChiclZasaW, Clay,
ireuada, Harrison, Issaquena, jack
,on, Pike, Warren, Ialobusha, At
ala, Lowndes.
Our long time printer friend, Mr.
". u. Cowan, editor Of the PickehS
Post. was in our city Tuesday looking
trond. We are not sure that we are
correct, but suspect that youngfriend
Sowan came up to sympathize with
" "Dutch" concerning Il couple OF love
il Young lassies whom they chanced
10 meet at the Press convention at
West Point, in May last.
Capt. +. {, Mister, representing
Daniel Miller 4 Co., Baltimore, Md,
yas in town tAis week i'll the
interest OF his house. Having been
' ~ ,,n,.,.,lo Mr. Mister ha,
many warm personal friends here
who are always delighted to see him.
AMI Il host Of patrons who never t.Ii
.''' % 49,, ,..,, ,.r.,,. for him.
10 It~tiN I an 'i'''.A '' ''''
- ,r-11I ~ vast Point a
-''' I:,I - " ;,,,g. ,.,,,ng man and AN
~ ',,'',' ','', 1.,,,I.,n,, r,av now be
=. -, ' ~ - ,'..,I ~ e.. .t.,n,rt, mercantile
.9''''> rl.+.r .- I,,.. nf tIi. riIy,
!1bN"t ~ '''S'' :" "''4>
where he viii hr pleased to meet Ms
.ripuds and wait uron the pooll''
Mr.. Crouch comes 10 Our city highI%
recommended.
,.,. u.-~I If SUPERVISORS have
'ui l't"iF VI
ncrl in session this WeeN,anu among
other work raised and lowered me
lax payers assessments. We thIllh
thry also "r"i~cd" the ire OF some
pcr-ou@ we know, bat we guess 'l'eH
d 4 ,,.,, .,,,.,, +i;, TINA
'''' { ''',~- .-.-,----,----------- ---.- = - -
We are under obligations to Mr.
!. ", Lanior for Il basket Of nice
rcarhr- brought to the GAZETTE Of
o., .,,,,:,,,, I,-t va u ~
"'' IL" '''''' '''O' ,,,,,,. mo-. oh.
Nit't'jttit Slli IL 1t - 1tttNA "'t' ~
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07

$500 pair If Sample Shoes, in all
graJe-. als ..- @nd sizes, just received
ut 4. 5,uu. rdold & Bro. They Will
he closrl aH, at once for 80 cents On
The dollar.
The Grenada gazette., 1886-08-07
GRENADA GAZETTE.


~NI1HuAN,. AUGUST {, 1>>9
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13
THE DISTRICT IN CONGRESS.
Local Matters Considered by Commit
teea. and Introduoed in the Housp.

Local Matters Considered by Commit
tees. and introduced in tho House.
The House committee on the District of
Columbia net for the first time yesterday, with
Mr.. Barbour presiding There was full at.
tendance of members, and the roll Of the COM
mittee was arranged. W. w. Scott, Of Virginia
a friend of Mr.. Barbour, was appointed clerk
to the committee, IN place OF Mr.. Williamson,
Of Loudoun county, who held II very accept.
ably last year. Amer an informal discussion OF
the programme to be followed the chairman
was instructed to arrange the subcommittees
which are to be five In number this year, in-
stead OF six as last year The bills before inc
committee were arranged in order, aud the
clerk was directed to docket them for refer
enCe to the various subcommittee. Mr.. Bar
bour stated that his subcommittee would be
arranged by Thursday, and the committee adj
journed until II O'Clock tomorrow morning,
at which time they will get down TO business,
The appropriations committee OF the House
met yesterday, with Mr. Randall In the chair,
and, after organizing, he designated the sub.
committees Of the general committee. That
ofthe District ofColumbia is composed Messrs.
Wilson ofWest Virginia. MSComas, OF MaryiandI;
lie Fevre. of Ohio. MCssrs, Wilson ana NC.
Comas served on the District committee last
session, and Mr.. Le Fevre has been on that
committee. so that the appropriations for the
District are In the hands OF men who know
something about the affairs and needs OF the
city.
"A Dill nus Dce0 introduced III l1c llUusc w
change the name of the Real Estate Title aud
Insurance Company Of this city to that OF the
Title Insurance and Trust Company; also one
to pay James Hogan $500 for injury occa-
stoned to him by fall while engaged rs n
workman employed by the United States on
the extension Of the city hall; also one to pro.
tect bottlers Of aerated waters, beer, porter,
and other beverages In the District of Colum.
bia by prohibiting othersfrom.using or traili *.
ing in any bottles or boxes bearing names or
trade marks duly registered In the District
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.

LIE SMALL Things Ot n DA1'
Minor Occurrences In and About the
City Briefly Put.
The will of Mrs. +. V. Bruggeman, filed with
the register yesterday, leaves her property to
her husband and son.
Tooth flling made painless by the use Of
cocaine by $. T. Mason, dentist, 2l3 Four.and-
a.half street northwest.
4. G. Newman has been excused for the re.
mainder Of the term as q juror In the first d.
vision ofthe circuit court.
Miss Maud Granger will not play at the Her
zog matinee today her only afternoon per
fofmnnce being on Saturday in ARTICLE A."
The incorporators of the Garfield Memorial
Hospital have reelected the directors, whose
term had expired, to serve forthe ensuing three
years.
Rdward Bowman, colored for assaulting his
brother Frank, on Christmas day was yester'
day committed to jail for three months by
Judge Smell.
James Mcsherry, Of Frederick, Md, stu.
dent at Georgetown College, has been severely
injured by a sleigh running over him, the re-
suit Of o race.
Private Detective MoDevitt has been unable
to ferret out anything further In the Haviland
matter. He will have conference to-day with
District Attorney Miller.
Mai. Dye yesterday received the following
sums Of money for the relief of the poor:
Messrs Barber Il Ross, $50; DR.. Lyon, OF the in
sane asylum, $40, and Mr.. II. W. Dunn, IS.
Chief Cronin recommends that the fire plugs
on u street southwest, from sixth to Four
tcenth streets, be connected with the large
water main. Those plugs are close to the large
public buildings on the mall.
Townsend Parker, colored, made the &C.
quaintance of Fannie Daniels, borrowed her
S25 silver watch and pawned 1t. Judge Smell
nf hn tnh
and dismissed the charge Of larceny.
THE ALDENs, the greatest bieyclists the age,
Ninth street Rink tonight.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13

Directors for the several banks were elected
yesterday for the year 1886 as follows;
Second National Bank Nj. G. Emery, r. IL.
Smith, NJ. W. Bcvcridge Lewis Clephane, W.
+. Mattlngly, w. W Burdette, John L. vogt,
Geo. W. Pearson, II. Polkinhorn, Sam'l Fowler,
and Seymour W. Tullock
Central National Bank-Samuel Norment,
Jas, l.. Barbour, j. II. Goddard, VIM. b. Webb,
II. Browning, b. Charlton, Henry,Dickson, VIM,
Z. Clark, Q. T. Thompson, c. A. Beayans, aud
Levi Woodbury.
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank of George
town-lIenry NJ. Sweeny, G. NJ. Matthews, W.
King, Philip May, John II. Smoot, NJ. ]. Adler,
$. Thomas Brown, Thomas Knowles and David
L. Robinson.
National Metropolitan Bank-Johu w.
Thompson, Zedediah II. Baxter Vim. Thomp.
son, Nathaniel Wilson, Henry A. Willard, Jas.
Il, Fitch, William i. s. Sanger, Brainard II.
Warner, J. ormond Wilson, and n. W. Bur
Chell.
The National Bank of The Republican,. D.
b. Clark, w j. Sibley, w. II. Morrison, W. X.
Riley, J. l.. Norris, a. a. Wilson, r. l.. Wagga-
man, +. X. Goldsborougn, and o. c. Green.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13

Dr.. l.. S. NICHOLSON, acknowledgements is
an expert in the use of galyanism. His cures
in chronic cases are remarkable DR.. NiChol-
son has but one speciality, and that Is cleo.
are sent to the doctor by regular practitioners,
and his successful treatment has gained their
highest commentator. Patients are always
treated according 10 their physicians diagno.
evidences ana testimonials of his skill In the
treatment of rheumatism, nervous derange-
ment, debility, functional and organic dis
orders. fullness in back of head, epilepsy, and
kindred complaints. The doctor invites free
consultation at his parlors, 1905 + street north
NVaa
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13
MIR. wuITAKERs DEFENSE.
The False Voucher Trial Closing-A
Clerks Testimony.


At few minutes before . o'clock yesterday
afternoon the prosecution closed Its testimony
in chief In the case Of G. A. Whitaker, on trial
in the criminal court, charged with presenting
false vouchers to the bureau OF medicine and
surgery Navy Department having occupied
the day in showing that articles enumerated
in the vouchers were never received at the
MIR. Malungly, In opening to the
Jury for the defendant, asserted the
innocence of his client, and that
the proof to be presented would satisfactorily
establish the fact. L. 4. Kaiser, the first wit
ness, testified that in May, 1883, he was q clerk
with Mr.. Whitaker, and knew that the latter
furnished goods to the bureau of medicine and
surgery. Carrigan would come into the store
with nm envelope, and goods would be sent TO
the bureau by the porter The witness had
seen Carrigan come to the store and get nrtl.
cles without any written order. He had no
account there.
This trial was concluded for the day with the
examination of this witness.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13

The action brought by Julius Simons agains
Lerdingham & Co. to recover $4,000 damage
was taken up in the circuit court before justice
Cox yesterday afternoon. In May. 1881, col
with Mr.. Simons at the corner of Ninth and l
streets, knocking him down and inIurlng hin
seriously. He not only entered the damage
suit, but went before the grand Jury and pro
cab on the charge of assault. The trial cam,
of last year, during the progress of which al
the circumstances of the accident were I'm
folded, and the driver acquitted of any criml
nal intent or negligence,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13
TIE HUMANE SOCIETY.
Annual Meeting and Encouraging II,
norts-The Vandalism oF bird Trim

Annual Meeting and Encouraging Re-
ports-The Vandalism of Bird Trim
ming.
The Washington Humane Society met at the
Y. NJ. C. A. parlors yesterday afternoon. In
the absence of Judge Macarthur Capt. Truell
called the meeting to order. Mr.. Moore was
elected chairman. The report for the year
was an account Of the efforts of the society in
preventing cruelty to animals, and included,
also, an account of the efforts exerted in pro-
tccting children. It emphasized particularly
the cruelty of killing humming birds for
adjoining hats and dresses, some of the more
beautiful species becoming extinct on this ac-
count, and suggested measures to prevent this
vandalism. The receipts of the year were
Sl,Sl705. The disbursements were 81, 5l5.29.
Amer re.electing Judge Macarthur president
for the ensuing year, the society adjourned,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13
CITY ITEMS.

HOwLAEn DENTAL ASSOCIATION, III Four.
and-a.half street northwest three doors north
d., G. II. Rowland, D, j. 6 and Robert w.
Talbot, surgical, operative, and mechanical
dentist. EAtraotOns, under nitrous oxide, so
cents each tooth, and only 80 cents extra for
gas, whether one or number of teeth are ex-
traCted at thesame sitting. Have administered
nitrous oxide to over 1000 persons. Artificial
teeth 81 per set. Gold, alnasam, aud white
filings inserted In the best manner. All work
MnrrRmtnd llrsL llnss
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13
BAY Window and Show Window.

r. H. Heiss was yesterday tried in the police
court for having his show window project five
feet from the building line. Assistant Inspector
of Buildings King made the complaint. The
District maintained that the permit was for q
bay window, which is only allowed three feet
projection. Show windows may extend five
feet. The court said Il have a bay window
and there is no law to prevent me from max
ing IL show window" The court further
said the District must have the law changed
ifthey wish to regulate the subject
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13
Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania Rail-
road.

As has been previously announced through
the local columns of the Washington papers,
day, the 9th instant, made q general reduction
in their west-bound rates OF fare, the rates now
in vogue being as indicated below: Chicago,
Sl3 Columbus, 5000; Cincinnati. Sill; Louis.
Detroit, So, and corresponding reduction is
made TO all other western points reached by
this Great Trunk Line. Passengers would do
well TO call on the agents of the company be-
fore purchasing their tickets west.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13

Price list Tor main ariiyIr' g,ta bpu"l "a.
key, 81; consoumo per gallon P. 50. wrria,, Of
different kind per dozen, 20 chlrs.p cru'
QUOTES, per dozen 20, uv,l lnH dYa,n :l,JJ
fried oysters, per hludTaar s.1i, chicken
sa.nd, per gallon, s.. over lwO gallons, s.; VINE
Jelly, pcrgnllon, 30, charlotte russo, per gallon,
"; assorted fancy ice, aud creams In mJlls,
per gallon, a.; Fancy cakes, per pound, SOC.
All orders promptly attended 10 In person. II.
lrcund, zoe Ninth str, a. northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-01-13
Narrow Escapes on the Track.

An Italian lemon dealer fell in front of the
o'clock New orleans express yesterday after
noon as 1t was entering the Baltimore and Ohio
depot The engineer stopped the train as the
pilot OF the engine touched the man Engineer
George Stephens was compelled to get of his
box and pick him up; he seemed paralyzed
from fear. The lemons were scattered over the
track.
Supt. J. p d. Phelps, of the Adams Express
Company, had narrow escape at the Balti-
more and Potomac depot Monday by falling in
front of a train. Happily the pilot ofthe engine
tossed him off the track without inhicting
injury