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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-02

Has issVrS Es.sat4ai 1seaasresoess,
tasysea ChTea4e'c
Ths fsNsa5 6 sad 81 nase fue fac, fANs
the fasFsi xsEt 14skeNEE j. Snpssaritae she
Hen. = =. Alien Ia { ~ rasxrcssssas,Si Iss'sa-
luntleE esl fhe fss.t s.ieSa fsskcf tA&s fala
iesgeesnR, ~ssh Il shas he possesses a., iAs
es>e1,issf rsst kzsFvzarass, nuf ousy f0r ! can
diaafe fss lr deiegsls = we'd,
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LOST AMI FOUND

4 uSF-tkSF SATURDAY EVENING. A
- black cosehei csfe in aF nrar opera
House flEfeF please rrtnsn O. Roam m
kruXea h4scs. and resolve reward
I'0rNp Two SHARES oF STOCK PIT
u get sofrd cooperative Colony. usTner
can have ihc same rs proving ownership
and paving for fhis Advertisement.
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FOR SALE.


I.,oK sALE--SAfooS pOiso coop Bus
i isies4s Call or address G. b., 81
cherry street,
fsoR sAisE-GnEkP HOMES. on THE
u iustaillnen1 plan house and lot for
$3.50. also eleaeYa lots without houses on
same plan. Call on MILLS & FERRY. COS
Front street.
I'oR SAt.E-FRufT STANDS. SALOONS,
u lodging houses, stock If groceries,
etc S. A v HAgrMR1.i., Dearborn block
up slsltsl Ger Iomnsrelsl sad la ksall.
EoRgAfE ali5ISERY BUSINESS F0R
salr, a. per lnFeire central location
Good reasons tot selling. Address y. ".
this atfice
Ls0B SALE EIGHT YOKE or Va. 4
oxen, giFtiug from ferf "a feet q
y years old. fa4aire MATTHIAS Don
Al,t, t.eaisAl llet..l tayallan
L'oR sALR--A GOOD CORNER LOT ~
4 = r. nesteY's Park addition overlook
ing lake Union, al cleared aud fenessi.
Adefess z O Hox 90, ssaiile. W Il
IFoR sAi4E-NEw GROOM HOUSE,, LOT
e1SlN, halt mile from fae posl0fslp.
Ss-Ae HOUSE. 81 tour suoIns. lot soxle5.
W. ohr neg toNffnom bo8rc. paiHtsd
aud naPcrrd iat seSios, s,sie The above
properties isF sale on eaSy terms hy
kkEs ,. DANIELS. Attorney 1t Law, Real
Estate asd Lean Broker. Room 3. starr
block
I.Ntk eALf-aFORlf HEAD oF flksT-
i clHss stock cattle Apply ., Rooms Z
aud :. koxd.s block, troui street, seattle
IsoB SALE TWO GOOD YOKE OF
exen. cheap. rs MM. = CORNonE.
keom ], falntes house, corner ~ FROST and
Pike lesssis
I.WE SALE HORSES HAVE Just EF
ceiveda carload Of horses -draif. sifiv.
iuS, siaslr vg double. Apply e. HRXhNr
BROTHERS 81 Montana Stables, cacaes %
Main sna souga Third streets ir2 Is
L'NH SALE - OH NEWSPAPERS IN
u buuelgs af iJ5 st fhis oNee
L'0R SAaN~.85g ACRES or IIMnFg
u land iu saehonish coauty twelve niIl-
Hon fest 20 ET-st pef acre. Bush & Bnaf-
wan. Huiief hihet mFfesf
I-oB ~AIF 20 ACRES uY TIMER
L land eu ttaF's Haria- anly s. g.er
sg1v Nasa s enarinsn. fsutier sin.s .iavlatf
E0h SALE OH NEWSPAPERS Ar
u fnfs office
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NOTICE.

NuTlCE = NNHGEY 3nEN THAT THE
- cosasr-uershiw heretofore kuawn and
s3siisg ~ Boss IA aaa a ktffri, 81 seattle.
Is tasS dss dissolved rs EsHftal consent
Ne kiiGsi rrgi1cs l7Nn thr frfs sad NJ
Acrk MSna NfN cssifeei al oGisfsHsi slE sc-
e04ngs ~ he fFna, aHH Ass wi3l assume
saA Fav az .febss sod llalS0fsCs - the
Grza lae tHsiness caFFlssl on b. ~ fsga
SIS the Ch.eaza Hesg1 GA S.lala sceaasS
sireri between 5seksan and kfaE Mr
Essek Haatsa vii. carry on tke eutet hiss31
as ape7i,fsrc ~ Sic same Piaee
NUfts AHHT ANANN
tsENk8k EETEEL.
naest ~taftlc. 5atv aa ISIS
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McKINNON & CO..
MRS. MERCHANT.

DIE DRIVES, CONTRACTORS AsD
l Raiieess. 0siee--In the alley. opy@o-
si,e me Igs~ssys7ee. S~eFsse. ". I srvfa.f
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RAINIER
STREETS ADDITION.
One of the largest, best located and most desirable
tracts placed upon the market consisting of 20
choice residence located in the growing direction of
he city and only II minutes ride from the Postofhce
AN UNPRECEDENTED OFFER

Five elegantly finished, modern design Cottages,
ranging in value from $1,000 to $500 each, to be
given away with the property. Every purchaser
secures lot, and out Of the whole number secure
houses with the lots, worth from $1,000 to $500.
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Card of Thanks

wssa - exx7zss ms thssSs = lY
ffscEhas mn4 sSs asbslSzsen ~ Fsaifin ~
tn4ir asazsstS4 emss sfssszg4sy sEi4e1 sh*y
foYsaae = saleHlk 9
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fssoR sAt.E-enEkP HOMES. on THE
II i4stailmeni plan. house and lot fog
$3.50. also sieaepa lots without houses Gu
sane plan. Cali on MILLS & FERRY. COS
Fgssssi street
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INolg AI.E--SAf Loon DOiSo GOOD BITS
Il iues4s Call or address G. b., 81
( berry street,
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HELP WANTED.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Vso KEsT FURNISHED ROOMS At
j lse Oregon. i-szis FfvBi street tran
sleat.
gIND kKSf- FtkNlsHkn ROOMS At
] tEa Rniases. lSl5'a Front street, tran
silent
MOB Rent FIVE ROOM HousE. Two
Il miles ina5a p1sfosiiea so per inoafb
hEEA r BANiEfS. Starr block
f,.OR RESI- THREE NIcE LARsE en-
J. furnished rooms for s sssAil family.
No nj. Seepsssi street. essrfer ~ ieBefa.
I.soH AESI-A NICELY FURNISHED
i Office. sasiEbia lor doctor. dentist or
lawyers N;ilees also n suite Of Fwums suit
abba Tor Offices. or drtssmaker % miiisney's
noon. For rent 50 the International Hotel,
GA tbEfff street Gail soon
ls0E BENT FURNISHED AND UNFTg
u aisassi raufass "a all parts ~ ths city
Call gg FpsEEDsS swoFFgHD i Co. rooms
y and y, Union Beck FFant - mhSl
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I,oR sNt.E-FRuir STANDS. SALOONS,
iagiging houses, stock If groceries,
etc. S. A V. HAgTMEli., Dearborn bios 4
up sialfsl Ger. Commercial and Jackson.
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LsoE SALE MGLlISEEY BUSINESS FOR
salr, a. per Invoice central location
Good reasons TOT selling Address r. "
this atfire
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Es0B SALE EIGHT YOKE or 40. 4
Il oxen. giFtiug grom fstt % feet .
: y years old. Inquire MATTHIAS Don
Allof. Central Hotel, i'ayailBe
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I'uR sAtE--A GOOD CORNER LOT IN
Il = 7 Decays Park addition overlook
ing lake Union, al cleared and fcnetsi.
Address u. o Box t1a, seattle W r
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
ES Ell MAS BARAT0.
CifalsEe % Il DeiIIal lISrllsl
ecMpsssse pOr .! Pe&rs R,pa.ls-

TsYto para las Escuslas de 10 Isla
dc Puerto-Rieo scgdn Decreto del
Exemo. 4 limo SF. Ohispo de esGA
Ih6eesis ID. Juan Antonio PUG en- IL
lie DleieIbre de 1880, J publeado sn
Il ksk<.iR EeLesi ssfIes en- L. de kneyo
lie 1881 que die A>d;
"DsssAado tEe..itAr, segdn "a itapoe-
sAneia v~4ussre, "A sdqu'sicleR del Ia
tceIsmo De 10 DoeGTsnA rissianx 4 tosiA
elAss De p&rAonAs, stniraos en dsciaras
tAmhisn de tsxto para la Di5es4ia sl
antigua J popular CAtscismo isl =
RipAsda qas ( p.sAr De 80 rsdacido W
lamsn, eomprsnds 90 sas ssEeIllAs J
eoaeisas pIegunlaa y respasstAa 10 sa-
ma to.tA de In etlsehAnsa cnsAlicA: resa-
u,sndo 4 II vst<Ga innunsA vpnsAlA lie
essAr rot 81 snhma Fsveso q alcAseS de
- isailsas ps6Fva.
Pss.ao.-l sAAvo@ che, % ctA doce-
60 J go eta gr-sa~
sa vsaas an 10 larAHSrA. ALmAcss
On PAEn ' LIaK1KlA lei RuLxrn AHH-
oAsTu FovtalsAA ". sa la ds D. Jo&A
0osILIxx FoNY, FartAissa ~. 50
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
ENCUADERNACTON =
DEL "BOLETIN MERCANTTI, y

Is. esta secci6" d@ la casa, montada c,n
todos loE eiement0s necesariOs v pre,yisfa do
materiaie& de primera clase, Sc haceD a,.e,,o
dernac'oses en hOlandesa, cartone, Dasfa eS.
pamela, piei de levante con relieves. todo r<,s-
fectO y preclos redrcidos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

los COlOres pAIidOs, afscctOR tan esne-
raLLzQda eRtre las I6OeneS en- OF DeriOdO
do SNfOrnnQciOn:. la 0Anemia, la C1or6sis.
DrscUrSOrQS a6l mayor nuMer0 dc Qf1c-
clones Cr0nicQs, SO cOn1bQteR HncQZD1eRts
eQR Oi 0Dlpl0O REGULAR dGfMIERRO RRAVAlS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

a UNA CoLUMNA. vcs. sssa. m. |, ms,.Io m..l
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
LIBROS.

Sc han recibldo en- esta Iapren.
Ia, por el altimo vapor-correo de
Ia Peninsula los siguientes:
LEY de EnJuiciamiento Civi.
Anotada J eneuaderrada en- pasta
a $3.50 ejemplar.
OBRAS de Amicis.
VETkRlNARIA, por Aragd.
TACTICAS dc infanteria.
HISTORlA natural, por Pc
redA.
CuRIOSIDADES yraman ;
es, uor Marines Garcia.
HACIENDA municipal por
AbellA.
OBRAs completes de Nora
tin.
GALRRlA de mulerea eslehres
por doaA Maria del Pillar Sinuas
lie Marco.
HISToRiA de Ia Religion. por
Mao.
EL CATOLlCIShO el pre-
seneiA dc sas dlsidsnsss. por Ella
gaiEre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
S0BRES PARA CkRTkS.

Gran sartiG DC todAs sIAsss = ursoioa
Sohret o 90 centaYoe 100.
Id, q so i'd. id.
IA. de un dohlez a 80 id. i'd
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
Unguent0 Holloway.

Este msravIloso oilEsmo sana infaliblsme y
e las heridas antiguAs, lss llagas, y los male
ie pisrnas de peobs. Por medic de 81 inHzeu
III. las iosras viralsntas tomAn may prta,c
an aspscto convAlsciAats y dssaparscsn. Ja
mas dejs. este bEgpeatc fe-rissrants, de pre-
tscir aas cara psrfecha Dc lac siscoiones A. |,
..isl, Lea ceua6psdos| las sc.es y 81 rssmat.
&c, asa osaado ss ha AvsladO e. vanO 20
os losdsIak rsmedios
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

no pr0ducs cntGnbrsS, nffurlgu dei eSt5-
MGeU, III atnrre1 nj eStreH n7isntO de
OteRtrs. Mo tieRe Ringum S0b0r nj 0lOr
milo e0n7unic1 al OL7O. al aqua nj d cU0E-
gULer 0krO NgULdO con ei cuQi DU6d0 TO-
MarSe. JAMAS EKKE6REcE los HLEKTEc.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
PRECIOs DE sUsCRIPCIoN.
AMIGOS DE TODOS
PlLDORAS HOLLOWAY.
Millones do personas, On todAs lAs partsp

Millones do personas, On todas Las parties
aundo, recomiendan dichas PildorAs como
aejor ToEtaurativo dc 10 sAlud que % conocs
elias ouraa tod1s las afscciones del coras6n
,sl hisAdo, del est6mAgo, de los riaonesy
10 intssIinoe, y remasven Ia Acrimonia, 10
.stzlsnoia Ii cardisIgia, sxpalsAndo dc 10
.4ngre sOda inpursss, fOrtaisoiendo compile
Aments ei Sistena nsrvioso dande IN toao
dabls IA crgsnifaci6n gensrsl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
BlBllOTROA
DE COMERClANTE

HISTORIA DEL COMERCIO de
das las naciones, desde los tiempes mas re-
motos hAsta nuestros dias por Mr. Scheve.
traducida del frances por los alumnos de 10
ciase de este idioma establecida en- el At
''so MsTcanta Dc Madrid, y publicada Gex-
psnsas dc 10 misma asociacion.
Dos tomos gruesos, pasta espanola, 81
an Ia Impren1 del Bolstis
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03
CQkTABlLlDAD
NJ II UNICIPAL.

Juego eomplseo de lihros ARE.
glados . los furmalArsos pahliea
doe por el 0ohlSrno 6ensral
lmPresoa Dc .o4As slAses para
aos haaiciPloA
lie vsau sa Ia lmpr~an del
hoGHxtM.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-10-03

La OIENrIA DE TENEDURIA DE
1BROS 81 plifcada por Ia apllcacion de
una regla u lble para acertar el deuder
J el aereedoi, acompahada de numerosos
ejemplos de oSlculos meroantiles, por @
q. Marsh, traducido de IL 2o' edicion in
glesa Por A. g. Bsck, bsio Ia Immediate
enpecci6n del autor. I'm tomo eleganta-
mente encuAdsrnado sS-ss. az 10 In
del Rr}cHm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

CONFESSED DOUBLE MURDER.-Freder.
ck Anschag. the young German who was
arrested with another man named Antoine
Decker for the murderer of Charles B. Hitch
cock and WIFI, near Garden Grove CAL. has
made full confession. Anschlag said he
left Garden Grove at five O'Clock Tuesday
morning in en- open wagon with Hitchcock
and wife TO 20 to Santa Ana. When in an
unfrequened spot, about three miles from
Hitchcock's homo, be suddenly grasped
Ratchet. which ne had concealed in the Wa
gop, and struck Hitchcock, killing him. He
then turned on the dtf-useless wifs and
struck her down, killing her with single
blow. which crushed in the side of her face
and head. Anschlag says he tied the hands
and feet of each with ropes, to keep them
from swinging about with tie motion of the
wagon. Driving nearly mile further away,
he dug hole and put the bodies therein,
covering the grave with straw. He then
went back to the ranch house at Garden
Grove, took off bis clothes and bid them and
washed the Ratchet. Then be went to Santa
Ana and got DECKER, and drove with him
back 20 Garden Grove, when they took pos
session Of the ranch and went quietly to
work. Auschag says he murdered the
Hitchcocks o get The deed to the ranch, and
to get the owners out of the way without
paying for the property. He states positive
ly that Decker had nothing to do with the
crime, and knew nothing of it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

MADE A BoTCH OF IT-The people of
Baltimore have just learned Of an interesting
piece of gossip concerning fashionable lady
OF that city. The story was told by an in
discreet brother in law, who WIS under the
Influence of liquor at the time, AID did not
know that others were in hearing distance
when he was talking cou6dentia!ly TO e
friend. The story is as follows:
The lady mentioned had occasion
to 60 TO New York, where she often visits
and is we'll know socially. There she epeut
about two weeks, during which time Der
husband, who, by the way, il an easy going,
though hard-workng aud prosperous man,
remained in Baltimore and received period
ical letters from his wife. One of these read
iD part about as follows:
II have seen superb vase ct Tifsny's
that want fer the drawing room. Will
you give it to me? l can't afford it cut
of what bave, though it ia but twenty
dollars"
The always liberal husband sent the 800
the very day he received his wife's request,
and consequently upon her arrival home the
vase came along too, and was placed in
conspicuous place in the parlor that fronts
on Charles street. Then the husband chose
to languidly inspect hiu wife's modest pur-
chase. But, unfortunately Tor her, his in.
vestea:ion went too far. On the bottom Of
the vase was check upon which was, in
bold numerals, the price, $3.50.
land So" said the brother in.law, there
is the devil to pay up there. She made a
botch of it, of course, and the old man is
raising thunder generally"
The parties are among the foremas! socie
ty people of Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Ire q foot thick wes to-day cut from some
ponds near tbs- civ.

'e loot thick was to-day cut from some
g! ponds near tbe city.
1,aterday was field day" With the
boys and many les their religion who had
heen strictly sober for long time past.
Among the contributions to the Confeder-
ate Monument fund received on Saturday
was check for $50 from Mrs Carl Stete
fedt, of New York.
The river is still covered with ice ranging
in thickness from four to eight inches and
there is 10 talk of an early attempt being
made to open navigation.
The three men arrested in Washington
on Friday on suspicion of stealing the body
OF Mrs Smith from Mount Olivet Cemetery,
were released from custody last night.
Messrs. J. and II. Aitcheson, of this city,
have received the contract for re6tting the
machinery of the National Press Brick Com
pany in the county preparatory for spring
use.
There was false alarm of fire about ten
o'clock last night caused by the blowing of a
horn by James Lawrence, who was acting
in the place Of private watchman William
Taylor
Lsst uieht colored man named Lewis
niucI Ntbl 10 tliS SldlIuu uUCSo III REcnG'
ly excited state and declared that an at.
tempt had been made to kidnap him as be
was walking on the street. He refused to
20 home and was allowed to spend the
night at the station.
Among the bills passed in the House Of
Delegates on Saturday was one to incorpo
rata the Mt Vernon Avenue Association,
and one to Incorporate the Memorial Asy
lum for Infants, in Fairfax county. In The
Senate Mr.. Heaton introduced bill to in-
corporate the Loudoun county and Freder
lex Bridge Company for the purpose of con-
struciing bridge at Point of Rocks across
the Potomac river to Loudoun county.
The widow of Brakeman Gay, who was killed
by tho Bannister trestle accident on tho Virginia
Midland road some time ago. was last week paid
50 600 b. Belle Haven Lodge, K. of H, of which
order her husband was member.
Messrs. Vim. Cogan's Sons, of this city, arc en-
gagged in Warrenton in fitting the baptistry in the
Baptist Church in that town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

,-o,rox LIFE BoATB.-Mr. Bi iss, of New
y ~, bos introduced into the House of Re
lo s.a,tsfives bill providing that the Score
ipa.rof the Treasury shall cause the construc-
TO-. .a,3 1.-TWO ifa-bCats of the Norton pattern,
W. W.. rrater ballast received through water
We and alright compartments. The
.',' If these two boats is limited to $1,000
oo5s and their merits are to be tested in
a apasn waters by the supervising Inspector
O os.,aau vessels and the Superintendent Of
u .so liia-saying service. If the test of
,bo.e lie boats shall prove satisfactory, or
- asT rbe bill puts it, "if the test shall prove
I'd Iif4.boats TO be the best for service" then
' spa secretary of the Treasury shall Issue
-acb regulations as will cause one or more
6 9Ts boats 10 be carried upon ali vessels Of
the United States plying upon the high seas
80 ci,abie waters of the United States and
engaged in carrying passengers, the number
~ s,ji ifeboats to be carried to be equal to
Carrvipg the whole number OF passengers
v wbicb said vessels may be capable of accom-
violating confJrtably." This means that if
the supervising inspector ofsteamboats and
the superintendent of the iifa-saving service
annrove the Norton life saving boat, all
rs.sels of the United States on the seas,
lakes aad nayigabe rivers must carry, with
ont regard to present. equipment, full COM
nlemept of the new invention. The bill has
baep referred to the Committee on Com
merce
built in this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

Austria.Hungary boasts of some of the
oldest newspapers in the world. On the 1st
of Jannary next the Pressburger Zeitung
will commemorate the 125th anniversary of
is foundation. A copy of the first issue ls
preserved ct the National Museum in Buda
Pesth There is, however, a more ancient
ns@ spaper in Vienna, namely, the Wiener
Zejiuag, which is the official gazette, and
WAS founded in the year 1900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

When the National Opera Company
reached the Amphion Theatre in Brooklyn,
n. Y, Saturday, its properties were seized
Ivy the sheriff OF Kings county by virtue CT
an execution of a judgment obtained some
soma time ago by Nine. Fursch -Madi, the
prima donna, for s6.792 for services rem.
dered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

No INDICATIONS OF CANcER.-Prof. virchow
has submitted to miscroscopcal examination
some Of the cartilage coughed up by the Crown
Prince of Prussia. He says it affords no indica-
ton Of cancer aud the hope that the disease is
perichondritis is revived.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

Young people should know that polite.
ness is the cheapest capital in the world 10
start on, yet it has made the fortunes of
many men; it secures friends and keeps en-
efnes at distance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

APPoINTMENT-Mr. Z Z. Thomas, gen
eral manager of the Richmond ard Danville
railway system, has resigned, and his re.
slgnalion has been accepted TO take effect
February lst. Maj. Peyton Randolph, for
several years assistant general manager, has
been chosen to succeed him. Mr.. Thomas
will be vice. pes:dent Of the Erie, with head
quarters at Cleveland. Maj. Randolph was
1t one time general manager of the Virginia
Midland road and lived in this city where
ne 1e has many friends. He now resides in
Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

A man in New Bedford, Mass. ran 100
yards on Saturday in nude condition for q
wager of $40. The mercury stood at 6 de-
gTees below zero.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

Tho officials of Logan county, W. Va,
have called upon Governor Wilson to lend
the aid of the State militia in suppressng
the Mccoy Hatfield vendetta.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

lHE LUNAR ECLIPSE. The total eclipse
81 o. Tue moon, Saturday night, was beauti.
lG celestial spectacle The moon entered
u Ine eaTth's shadow while it wss still day
lso', hut when the total eclipse began,
ABOUT IL. $50 o'clock, it was sufficiently dark
y. 70 admit Of observations. During totality
VT, We moon presented dull, yellowish ap.
bpearSnce. Shortly before o'clock the orb
"eHan 10 emerge from the shadow, and the
'e'pse ended few minutes after o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

Mid pleasures and palaces though we may
roam, be it ever so humble" there's no spe.
cifc for pain like Salvation Oil. Price rs
cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

Police REPoRT-Last night vas c'oudy
aud cold with ;hres prisoners lad eigh
lOdcers at the station house.
The Mayor this moruiog djspo3sd Of the
following cases.
Wm. Lyles, arrested by Officer Taylor Tor being
drunk and disorderly, was fined SD.
J. W. HOllsnd, arrested by Officer Jones far be.
ng drunk the street, forfeited s.: which he
LETT for collateral.
James Lawrence charged with blowing horn
on the street and causing an alarm of fire, had his
case continued
Harry Brown, arrested by Officers Bontz snd
TIGER for being drunk and disorderly, had his
c'se continued.
Celia Johnson colored, charged with keeping q
dl'ordcrly house, was fined $40 and sent to jail
for 80 dsys.
Laura Green, Louisa Taylor, Robert Gaines and
Dennis Dulany, also colored, charged with disor-
derly conduct, were dnod So each,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30
L0CAL MATTERS.

r.. hi. section warmer, fair weather, followed
=, lisbt rain OF snow, winds generally light to
= ,b ,outherly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30
AUCTION SALES.
By Z. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE.

On THURSDAY, February Cd, 1s99;at the
dwelling No. BOT south st. Asaph street, will
offer for sale at public auction n large and well-se
lected outfit of HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, consisting Of Bedsteads, Bedding,
Bureaus, Washstands, Wardrobes, Tables, Table
Ware, Carpets, Curtains, Chairs Parlor Furniture
Stoves, Cooking Utensils &c. &C..
Terms Cash. Sales to commence at 10 o'clock
IN. [jan24 ST. ARTHUR GREGORY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-01-30

HI. LIE ENTHUSIASTICALLY morning wac
s J,,suI aud cold but towards evening the
~! became overcast. Early last night
r ras's was slight fall OF STOW but it did
a a..a Iass long and the ground was only COW
S S.su 10 debth of about haitian i1ch. To
G ~ Inc temperature prose several degrees,
rrT sun Shone brightly and the weather was
-''u compared to that of the past few days.