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Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
VI. q. Snsebp
AarteH, yrs.
west yet.

NarteH, &ts.
Ser er Ell Welmgle. lom oripes Itdois
aaret runot, ct Sa9brus, iom 9aar meo
lamp, ct Drug Store, ct 6arbmare StOre
% 3 ~ulminceli9e SanoeIsbutiter, Jolt ) Stoz
res, ct Sotel, @a9un Sbop, 8ladimitb Chop,
u9 en- 3reismaiins Chop; li9eleoes bar pi
GarOiug Wfta @9peri pg Sptnoeri lom til
pirter ale Sortsr Jlanel. gierne al be
nGunte 6orretnm9sbuie er StauOinaper os
8ler en- trjpeli9 5o~rretniu9.
%in.eren Der bar pGret meget trptfenoe
paa 8runo al ben itren9e auIoe os e! Masie
Sne.
Ganoet beromtriug er ri9t o9 frustbart o9
bepofset meo Stop; oenue sr III for 2ioen
iti8enoe Tris, oa Seobu9it iore9aar / itor
Staln belle Sinteren.
s bort Conn er Sefplfnin9en Stanoina.
Der, nogle faa al andre ytationaliteter; Def
inns, iom alle er nelitaaenoe, oa be er / BE.
liooeIie al %iarutte Suie % 5GrnsWSaitlnerier
O. Z.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
Spu bnnorebe tuiino &roner Lar
S%nefaituinsen paa be banite Statsbaner
/ eenne 8inter foltet Banerne.
Meoococ hams Stp.

SIR. 8. 8. @ilrprion ira Sorie Gore, 8n..
iiger, at ban / mango 9lar leo al Phthisic 10
Diabetes Smerten par utaulelis % bar per
unoertipen at iorpoloe 8rampe. San foriO9te
electric Sitters os erbolot 9inorins ueO Den
iorite 5laite, os emiterat baoe brust Ter SLATER
par ban iulofommen friit % par blepen at
ten Tuno tpnsere, San flyer, at ban trpr 30
ben piloe p9re iuptruiiet, ON ban life bauoe
erbolet 9inorins peo electric Sitters. Sci,
aes for so Gents 5laiten hos s. 8. @outsom'
erp & 60, % paa &potbeier | ale andre
Bper (6,
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
Eelicln Eapios, Winn.
6r. Hsoaltpr,

@r. Hsoaltgr,
Sc bar leu9i tGntt je ituqe itriue liot til
Deg, men De bar alori pertl noe ia for; men
nGa ltRr oa BIZ. Sc man naa ipit bejpnne,
lom ale onore, an f~ortelJa on yer o. @inb
vi Dor raa bat Ell iGl Itren9 %inter, iom 81
pel bar bprt ON ier; MEN naa er Barren iuu
DIT fommtit, % 5armerd bar ii Tram 0atpa
II, az iomme bar beIpnt aa laa. De futile
nna era 9pot ON 5nrmerens Nrbe tunue
BIZ be!gHne NE Ell 90 Nplin9 iaar. ipr iflor
par q oaali, au Triia par intaa, iaa De bar
oprt bart NOT az flare ie9 bette gar, al ale
iaa ipn9er DC oaa iamre Siia: zoe er bare
lter ad lite EGn9."
Non Se'fttuntng al Spu Der piu., bill le
lite fprlpfe ME, for De ipneS le or al llten Sn-
teresle for De nteite at HGiera mel oo nil le
beler ia De je ipnes ont ban Chicago gorres
lDouoenten oaar: De MA bore en- uuuerli
5pr De, ior je bar laSt W9rfe te SfripiiI9a
has mango @ouger; itst harm no ia fiaga
90 tlpte for. Ser ior Ell Stpn iia, laa bar De
Uhis SroruliS StrRp for at Iaa Nprltera
regt uuerfJenot lom Nnerifos ipite Spha-
acre. DC "a reile ei Stptte for Self Grtflon.
9e bar 10 ell uaffer 3anfe al benner, ca be
par bare Stam atte lite Iaon IN gior(fer lom
ban ~aorreipoHoenteH urnc ba tpmmi franz
me Ell iaa'n Soe iltele Ior "a poerlate be te
ei amcritarif 9anre, "a iau utpaa fomJre aa
il o 0e9g % Sautor; be maa piit lite ora
mpe national 6plelie / Den 8arn'n.
Dteu De rareite ie Nlt, er be, ION ban itri=
bar DC Iibiie Nommere al Softer, mar
ban Tier at Oct er "et glGbeli9t 9esn, at OF
brifnin9en ti!tn9er", at "lmeritanerne er bic
pet 3iIbGusere al Saet, % Der iorbruses Ell
WGnsoe / 5ami!ierne til Naoen." 90 at
"bermco CT inl9t Ell Nftagen Of .%pepeptiife
Spgnomme!"
Se maa naa bore / Chicago, at De er gle
beli9t al Sleritniugen ~tilta9er," aa ba tiGr
blunbt S%lbrpsgerne, aa iaa ntaa le ba lutte
me til at Correspondent all er eli Elbrpsger,
Tor be CT naa ben cneite Maae Ie fan for
Hare has llttale paa, for bar ban lite Cls
brp99er eaer interesieret / SlIoialg, laa
maatte ban "a ba iaa nine inn 5oritan. Of
ban lite opoarte s5olf me lille Hariteter. vi
er nna pprti pant til 40 pente at rart iroa
Chicago; aa iGa er raa De rare "a faa tpre
o%eriirad, at han oenter mart en- Sltplfs; %
DC maa nua pGra no iGlt, for ie bar bsrt ON
Tolf, iom bar mite 9ipe al 5Dite; at bonn
bar goat ie bort / Sanoprien, ia De ooni bar
ret Satten lanst borte, men naar bonn bar
tommi Der iaa bar De bare pDri cit 9uftipn,
% iaa bar De tpite ibGl. De pile naa pGre
iorsGli ON NON lfllie tpite b9l Chicago al
Wiansel paa 81, iaa Ie trur naa De atte oesie
Brpa9era naa ia laa mpe SamuittiSbet atte
bonn lite lar nom tplte ib9l.
Naiaa at Slortt fule folebpsse SIutoom!
Va nei, aa nei! for Sisbcm; uoa bar je cori
PLACE ia 9pipeplia / ileire Nar, 90 lite piit
ON beta. Men ran sr be for ieint, for le er
for sanlmgl tie q bejpnue paa non MP aur.
So naa bar je NOT tie az ia top. eaer iaa
iier Reoattprsn De, ntaa tn, for ban bar
mango lIse Stribeuter at to bare paa, aa
bar lite mDe 81 re bper, ban.
gn Yelican.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
Wtpuie Riper, WtinlI.

N(Dule htoer, U(tnn.
~olle Hlper o. 3urtlesW Mountains G9s
"a er auereoe piot beileHot; ltjont bet blot
"a 'uer ) Nar, iioen be fprite Sett!ere tom
.rta, sr Der alerese mango Settlere Der.
>V3'r Der ubDre S%trRfnn9er trtt Sano
'Ha0e o9maGlt % / Mart, bet, ps en- Wtasle,
'' Me CT opmaalt, men iom ~uuta9eli9 bltr
:" III Sommerer. 9og fan Den, Iom bill
w 'adoant gano, ie lis no 100 Ncres %
,'S5e % 30 Der, I'll bet tommer / Mtnrfeoet.
wv Gem, ION oil brine uoeluttenoe paa yos
wy u poeoe, SABRE, Spg o9 Gianenoe, er
~V' Tent nteb Yfeuot / @arb og Yottiueai
'ualp' 6or Serelfarming er beoIt | 3ows
D'toenrD 60, ps Der er osiaa ben 5cr-
W Oeti, lom boi9tter Jig / Conner, at
%D"s Np lt99er miot imelsm Menpt %
Ss",ae0ll, o9 Der er Der COB N%nleonins iOr
sHIathl'19, Slaattelauo % Nserjoro.
'u0' Sauo tan erboioes temmelis uGr
SyU % S1er, iaa bet er beoIt at TONNE til
!. "t' lor Oct 6Drite, c8 Der ipprse eiter
e'ltlen % Sesme, iom bar Butif / Spen,
~" VI 1lGlpe 9anoipsere, aft buao De fan,
'4U''Oel'9e er be, % liselebes er Der 5lere,
0lul9e til at 9iue 8eileonins; men Der
'a.aa Dem, lom latter 9anoet, alt DC fan,
''9O'oe oct for Jig ielp % fine aien'
M', lom lite bar Slem, eIer icm iiboer
g"gu @Ialo, men peb OF iqlse iuu, E iaa
n "'oeo'ie, ban bgr iGIse no ps TONNE
s,"' lorn ptl benptte fig Of Treemption
NV 3,'sm r'aa tcmme mart, ,bi Snssn at
h, poOr lanse Den fan benpttes. Rau
s,au laa tlpbt 9ano al ameritanerc, iom
n ~ s,Ss eaHO lise peo gIpen, bpor Der er
I, +, 3'O0 % tlloels meset slaatteluno.
hi : pfOoet" op, eller be fan PROBE" op,
va sDUsrfe Onifer bet, os Yriien er fra
"Fi|oo oerfor; % fra 5000 til $1,000
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09

9tpoer 9u bin Wdo? Gr bin 5ors
bpielie goo? @r Din Maoe | Oroen:
Sar Gu en- trrt eIer ilsu 6elelis? 81
bin 3un9e beoatfet? Suis bit Spiten'
er / uItano, brug St. Patricks Pills,
De oil iremme 5orbsielien p9 Nppetiten,
regulere WRapen os rette paa ben galoez
astige uorben, ia 8u uil Iele Dig ION
ct MT WeuneIte.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
letter 90 Salt Rheum.

3en Itaoige aloe us Spie oeo bislt
sp9oomme sj1r @n belt i9ieanem elem
big, men man fan ifaffe fig n2teH pie
blitteli9 2inbrina ueb at anoeroe Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment, og
bets itaoise 8rus bar belbreoet mango
iarliae 5ili9lpe. Brsu en- 70 Gents
9Gte, os On pil bliue ouerraitst os til.
ireos meb S~irfnireerne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
9aouets ganoins, yritiib columbia

Sapfpften Der er meset milo, iieloen er bsr
Sue, men beito mere 9issn. Seq er Der iom
Wprbmonp omtrent aleue meo min 5amtl E,
90 blanbt fremmeoe Sulteilas, iaa bet a1rte'
lioe fan Der life p9re 3aIe ON.
Sea bar bprt, at Der ifal o9re ct rorlt
settlement / Naibiustun 5erritorp. Seq
boober, at "goien" l9ies Der, iaa p'sle Yin
Ter pilpe fable Ctuene pua ncsen Der. Slloe
Nooeu ea s,pe mig Undertaking, ON Der paa
ne sauter er npaet irit 9ano at faa, brls'
bart for Farming. % ON Der fuHpe pGre Ar'
bsio, at iaa ben Eip, man tile fan arbeIoe
biemme! U
Decorah-posten., 1888-05-09
aprreipDnbal1ce.

., aprreiponoonier Itrsmmer inn
ND' .r,,t IND MI fer Chen, at ri bar tore
n,r,sr. or ri npot til at sIsre uoora9,
,-,,sre ener forfere, oeraf, bullet 5ns
r,oa taae iloe op, oa bette er ben
..,ae lIopei. nj bar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

SNEAK THIEvEs.-While DR.. Powell was
attending patient last night sneak thief
entered the latter's hall and stole the doc
tors overcoat.
a thief last night entered the house OF
Mr.. ]. Mero bloom, on Cameron street, be-
tween Hen, aud Patrick, and stole box OF
ieWelry and some articles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Mr.. E. Francis has sold to Mahals Wan
Ger a lot on the southeast corner of Pendle-
ton and Patrick streets for $3.50.
Tae st amer Lady OF the Lake did not ar
rive from Norfolk till II o'clock to day,
having been detained by the wind.
The reports from the bay sre that the
wind and rain storm Monday night was ter
rihc. No ordinary Graf could live i'll such
weather, sud the vess is that were out made
for harbor at TIE hfeinnins Of the storm
Many OF the bay steamers tied up at wharts
on their routes, and old o come out until
the storm had somewhat subsidei.
Tho c4se of the W & o. &. r. Co. VS.. Holland ct
al, in which many in this city are interested,
which WIS set for trial yesterday in the Circuit
Court for the city of Baltimore, WAS postponed
Herbert II. Matchett. aged 20 yeas, died in
Wsshir ct III on Sunday snd bis remains were
brought here to-day for interment
Prof Carpe tor. the renowned nesmerist, COM
mences ious nights engagement st the Opera
House tonight
The IA icbon leasure Club VIII s,ye s,ifee
al McBurne,' ,, u 81 tomorrow night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19
EEWS OF THE DAY.

-. WilIi"fn Pearce, Jubilee baronet. mem
be! Pa: lament, and one nf the greatest
chip il diets Oh the Clyde, is dead.
III" Gefmsn EvanEeical Uucn has been
orea, I'D III New Yory, with the evs'wed
object view of breaking the power OF Rome
10 the tied Statee.
The Honorable Artillery Company of Eng
laud, which recently visited the principal
cities of tbs Uoited States, has been disband-
ed by order of the Queen.
1t is considered of suffi cient public inter
est TO telegraph all over the country that
Mrs Cleveland went shopping in Philadel'
pnia yesterday and then lur ched with MIR
Cnilds.
Thirteen loaded cars of freight train on
the Cincinnati, Jack on snd Mackinaw +. r.
Yesterday, broke through tresile near
B.ttl4 Greek, Michigan, and were demolsh-
Cd. Tie conductor ard brakeman were
hurt.
The Suuth Carolina Senate yes erday re-.
j-cied the bill TO establish hrune for dlsa-
olod confederate soldiers and sailors, and
passed bill amending the present pension
laws by limiting the total amount 10 be paid
out annually to $50 600
Albert Wilson, a rejected lover Of Mrs..
William Icmln. entered The brl0al cham
Der in Dallas, Texas, Monday eight, aud
nearly checked Mrs. Tomlin, when he was
beaten off by the husband. catering Sc.
cond Time De shot her in the side.
The inventory Of the estate of the late a.
5 Abel, If Baltimore, filed in the Orphans
Court OF Baltimore county yesterday, shows
The appraisement Of the persoual estate to be
81 9l1 457 Is. The real estate is assessed at
- 1876 sos, making the total estate $780,
1858.
The investigation CT the tariffs and CLASH
fcatiops OF tine roads aod lines south of the
Potomac ard Ohio rivers Was begun before
the Interstate commissioners in Washington
yesterday Some thirty roads are interest
ed and involved in the investigation, and
most OF them we're represented. The tariff
sheets Of the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad we're the first investigated
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

NJ ]. Blankenship, miller, was drowned
at Lynch burg Monday morning by the up
setting of a SMALL boat whilst crossing James
river.
During heavy tquall Monday night the
oyster sloop Charles Ovens capsiZed in
James river, { fl White Shosl lighthouse and
the captain aud cook, both colored, were
drowned.
The dismal Swamp Canal, with its rights,
privileges, iranchises &, F., wns sold at auc'
ton yesterday for $4,000. w. h. Peters,
receiver of the Exchange National Bank,
which had a large claim against the proper
to, was the purchaser.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

The PANAMA CANAL.-The Tribunal Of
Commerce of the Seine has declared that
it is unable TO deal with the bankruptcy
case OF the Panama Company The French
Cabinet has decided that when the commit
tee'srepoFt on the bankruptcy bill IL pre-
scented TO the Senate on Friday the pre-, lent
that BODY shall nskei leave % interrupt
tn b1dS- debate i ! ord-r tn detach froni
The bankfup;cy bll M article appiicaO = 10
the position { tho Pduama Canal comp .uy
the object being to save it from bankruptcy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS will close for the
holiday recess on Friday evening next and
will not reopen till Tuesday, Jan. "a On
that day al ;he divisions of Washington
school white boye) which have bsen occu-
pyine rooms in Peabody building will be
transferred 10 the new building, and the &C.
casion will be celebrated with ceremony.
judy. Charles z. Stuart, chairman of the
CITY School Board, will make an address,
and Superintendent of Public Instruction
Buchanan, Mayor. Downham and others
have been invited to be present on the &C.
casion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19
The ERECTION

Ofthe age in The medical line is the liquid
fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, manufacture
only by the California Fig Syrup Company,
San Francisco, California. lis agreeable
to the taste, acceptable to the Stomach,
harmless in its nature, painless yet prompt
and thorough in it, action. For sale By f.
S. Lead heater Il Boo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

MIDLAND RAILWAY DIRECTORS The
annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Virginia Midland Railway Company was
held at the company's Office in this city to-
dsy Mr.. ]. w. Burke was called to the
chair and Mr.. W. b. Marbury acted as sec
rotary. Gen. 7. NJ. Logan, of Richmond,
vas elected president of the company, with
the following board Of directors, viz George
Parsons, J c. Maben, John McAnerney and
] Ioman, of New York J. 5. Barbour
and J. w Bnrke, Of Alexandria f E. Mer-
edith, of Prince William a. D. Payne, of
Fauqnier; J I. Lowell, of Warren Joseph
Wilmer, Of Culpeper R. F. Mason, of Abe
marie; c. NJ B ackfori, of Lynchourg; G..
q Holland, of Danviile; G. a. S@ansou. OF
PHsylgenja, and J B Pace ard E d Chris
tain OF Richmond Gen W H. Payne
declined re election, and Capt. A D. Payne
wa chosen in his stead. In making the
nominations Grn. Payne said it was the
wish Of the stock holders that the people OF
Virginia, and especially these living along
the line al the road, shonld take an interest
in the aft .iIs OF the company, and therefore
the number of Vlreiuans in The board of d.
rectors has been increased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

PERSONAL George r Vending
expects her husband, the Hon. George r.
Vending, from Chicago, to spend the poli
days with her at her home in this city. Her
two daughters, who are at school in Balti-
more, will also join Their parents for the
Christmas season.
A public reception was given Mr.. w l..
Hatch the new secretary Of the Y. NJ. C. A,
at the association rooms in this city last
night which was attended by large nun
bsr of ciiz us A very pleasant evening
was spent.
MIR. and Mrs. W. A. Smoot gave de-
lighlful tea at their home, "Colross," yester.
day evening in honor OF their guest, Miss
Hallje Brooke, Of Halifax county, Virginia
Delicious refreshments were served and
during The evening dancing WIS INDUCED
in which was enjoyed by many.
The Pope at Rome yesterday gave audi
e. ce to the Right Rev. DR.. Keane, rector OF
the Catholic University at Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

CORPORATION CoURT-Judgc Charles e.
Stuart presidiaq J Nj Pare ". Fanny
Bro8n, report Of commissioners contirmt d
and 0rGer Tor sale.
Harlow & BIO g. Begeeti, F. P. Smoot,
syec'r'x of j. II. ID. Smoot, made party
to this suit aud decree Tor sSl- to DO exc
cuted
Priscilla Cock VIZ. j Sope. j. X NJ
Norton appointed cemmssi ar 10 execute
deed
W D Chich,s ar vs. W, % & W. RI,
and K sd X Il Sui TO recover fatuaees
orieury fu-tuioe' hy p eiot Il 30 having
MS baud mashed jlry and verdic' for de-
lendcni as TO the X 4 d r. K srd tr the
plaintiffs rs sgains, the " O Il w. II. X
and damages fixed at $500 In this case.
JUICE Stuart being the atoruey for one q
the parties concerned, Col + J. Smith acte d
as special Judge aud jury Of five, four OF
whom wsre lawyers, heard the evidence.
Indiana Davis vs.. F. G. Nea!e exception
20 commissioner report filed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

The Rev. GEO H THAYER, of Bourbon,
Ind., says Both myself and wife owe our
lives to SHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE. "
Sold by Z S. Leadbester & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19
LOCAL MATTERS

For this section fair weather, continued lcw
temperature, northwesterly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

DICH DIAMOND JEWELRY, Plain and Set
~ RIMS, Watch Chains, Bracelets, Scarf Pins,
Bonnet aud Jersey Pins
does H. c. ACTON, 600 King street.
CHRIsTMAs GOODS AT 32S KING STREET,
~ Corner OF ROYAL
The subscribers invite the attention of pur-
chasers 10 their very large stock of HARD WAKE,
&C. ut their old stand, on the corner of Royal and
King streets, embracing general variety of Fine
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Rszors SCISSORS, &c;
also a choice lot of Fine Carvers and Forks at re-
duced prices. Call and examine.
decI7 j. T. CREIGHTON &c SON.
CoLm GOLD sPECTACLEs and EYE
y GLASSES, 81 rs, Gold Tooth Picks Pens and
Pencils Silver Match Boxes Card Cases, &c
dccS X. c. ACTON COG King ST.
DLATED CALL BELLS, Tea Bells, Plated Tea
/ and Table Spoons and FJrhs, Plated Nut
Cracks and Nut Picks, Children's Knives and
Forks, Banks; also 4 great variety of Club and
other Skates which we propose to sell at very
moderate prices during the holidays Call and
examine at 32S King street, corner of Royal.
dec17 IT. CREIGHTON Il son.
~ CHOICE GROCERIES
For the Christmas trade,
for sale low by
dec1S j. G. MlLBURN.
u ~ u
w WOOL and CAMELS HAIR UNDERWEAR
Those in want of such will do well to look before
purchasing elsewhere.
dec1S AMOS b. SLAYMAkER.
OLEIGH BASKETS. Sleigh runners Sleigh
\ Bells, Oyster Brothers, Perfection Coal Hods
Coal Shovels and other goods suited to the season.
All for sale cheap by
dec17 ]. T. CREIGHTON SON.
SPECIAL-Ladies' Solid Gold steam-wnding
y ELGIN WATCHES 1928; Solid Silver Steam.
does ACTON, coo King street
JUST RECEIVED.
A carload of
FANCY NEW YORK BALDWIN APPLES.
dec12 1w@ n. LINDSEY s. co.
A NICE STOCK OF OPERA GLAs SEES, GOLD
N and Silver headed Canes and Umbrellas. All
goods engraved free of charge.
does CACTI0N, COG King street
DECEIVED TO-DAY.
One carload
ASSORTED NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.
dec7 CHAS. KING SON.
NHOPPING AXES and AXE HANDLES, on
u hand and for sale at small advance at 32S
deca I''''' j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
NURACOA BITTERs PREVENTS MALARIA.
" Price soc.
For sale by
sep25 J. d. II. LUNT.
DED WARRIOR CHoPPING AXES and AXE
10 HANDLES full supply at 32S King street,
corner of Royal. Wholesale and retail
oct23 IT. CREIGHTON & SON.
IlROsTILLA, the new, popular and fragrant
Z remedy for chspped hands, chatting, &c. Price
25 cents per bottle. For sale by
noy22 E. S. LEADBEATER & BRO
OToP CoUGHING-LUNTS COUGH SYRUP
y will cure your cough if you will only give ita
trial. Price 10 and 25c per bottle.
sep25 JD.H LUNT
UNBEATABLE DOLLS, Bisque Dolls, Wash
u able Dolls in great variety, snd st the low
est prices at
dec18 AMOS B. sLAYMAKERs
CILK AND LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs for
y ladies. gentlemen and children, at the lowest
prices to be found at
dec18 AMOS B. sLAYMAKER's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

you want Nmas goods call and see whs
Broadus & Smith offer at moderate prices.
decl4 TO-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

Why WILL You cough when Shiloh's
Cure will veimmediate relief Price 10cts.,
so cts, and 81. Sold by E. S. Leadbeater q
Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

EXCEPTIONS FHED.- Messrs s. G. B emit
and i !. Smith, attorneys for he city, in
the case Of the United Sta tes vs.. the Alex-
audra Canal Company. to day in the U. S.
Circuit Court, fled their exceptions to tie
report made by MIR. ] S Fowler, special
examiner and master. to whom the case was
referred ny Judge Hughes They except,
lst, to the finding of the examiner that of
the bonds designated 10y him as class two,
$4,000 were paid 10 the City Council in
December, 1852, and also that the residue
Of this class Of bonds, amounting TO 50 600,
have been paid "a, that the City Council
sab-crioed for, and became the owner Of
5000 -hares OF the canal company; 81, that
he amouut charged upon the books of the
cluai company sgainst the City CcunciI for
discount or loss on city bonds received in
nsymeut of su5scripiio. 10 stock is $40
6i6. add h, that the Council sold a large
part Of the stock of the canal company, sub
scri1ed for and purch ssed by it for cash TO
the amount OF over 100000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-19

POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was cold
aud cesr till about o'clock when it became
cloudy. There were two prisoners and
seven dodgers at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following cases
Flank Napier, colored, arrested by officer
Jones charged with entering the store OF
Mrs. Tbos Downey had his case continued.
a Young mau, arrested by officers Grady
and McCann FOR being drunk and for break
ing the window of q King street office, was
discharged upon paying the costs OF the
damage
Vim. Williams, charged with stealing iron
from the G,s Works, was sent to Jail for to
DAYS.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-22
ENGLAND at tie Tail End.

WASHINGTON, Nov %. The dismissal of
Lord Sackville 10y President Cleveland puts
the members Of the British legation at the
foot of the list of the diplomatic corps in
Washington. Lord Sackville stood fifth on
the list, but his dismissal sends his successor,
whoever he may he, end all his official
household to the bottom. Precedence in the
diplomatic corps is determined on all official
occasions in Washington by length of ser
vice. In the courts Of Europe it is regulated
by the official rank of the diplomatic repre-
sentative, ambassadors always going frst
then envoys, and last ministers resident
Under the system which prevails in this
capital 1t has happened for some years past
that the representative of the republic of
Hayti is the dean of the diplomatic corps.
Thus Hayti, the most feeble government in
the whole cvilizad world, and the poorest,
WILL through its representative, stand first
on the list of official honors here, while Great
Britain, the most powerful and richest,
comes in at the tail en1. This condition
might be awkward i'll the courts of Europe
but it does not amount to very much here,
as, in fact, the only occasion when the dis
tinction is marked is on New Years day,
at the presidents reception. and the one din
ner of the season, which 1t is the usual habit
of the executive to give the diplomatic
corps,