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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr. Alban Fergersons house, near Paris,
Fauquer county, was burned few days ago.
Mr.. Robert McCarty, a we'll known citi.
zen of Uppervile, died on Wednesday 2lst
of March.
A vein of coal is supposed to have been
discovered in the North Mountains, near
Shenandoah Alum Springs.
The Virginia Conference of the African
NJ. E. Church commenced its annual session
in Norfolk yesterday, Bishop H. M. Turner,
of Georgia, presiding.
A carpenter of Berkeley named A. Nj. Bry.
on, was perhaps fatally crushed on the
Western Branch Railroad yesterday by the
fall of pile driver frame.
VIM. A. Ellyson, who was Injured by
falling from the dry kiln shed Of the Roam
oke Railroad and Lumber Company, at
Money Point, died at Norfolk yesterday.
The Riplogle will case, which has been
on trial in Lexington for several weeks,
was brought to close yesterday, the jury
bringing in verdict sustaining the will.
About $4,000 was involved.
Mr.. NJ. E. IDgalls, the new president OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pauy, says the principal Offices of the com-
psny will be kept at Richmond and that
Gen. Wickham will have control of them.
Miss Kate Glover, who has been helpless
and confined to her bed for the past thirty
one years, owing to spinal affection, which
originated from fall received when she
was II or u years old, died at her home in
Berryville, last Saturday night.
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Aud Lang Syne.
YIsrrIA. Ind. March 26. 1as

NISTUJA, lnC.i blarcn ~, 1898.
To The editor of the Alexandria Ga=ctte:
Dear Sir: Accept thanks for the five NUMBER
Jour paper Just received in Moons mail l see
many familiar names-Maior George Duffey, Amos
slaymsker. think tho latter was in Winners,
or somewhere; a young fellow when l knew about
him, as mother used to say, such polite clerk,
so nice to trade with Then Car!in. The Lunts
must have been school boys. l wonder if Lizzie
Lunt was their sister. Then Creighton. 1t was
that and McNar when / was there in the ffties
and A C. Harmon. 7. Davy came first then, toe
But don't l remember Gotleib ana David APP.
pich's dsintics and Brenglos, too Leaibeater's
and Pierpoint's where | got pencils. &c. But l
miss the names now of Wheat and S. Shun, and
the Ashby's l knew, and tho Cazsnoves, aud
Baynes-Willam, George aud Lawrenee-and
Fowles-George and Wiiliam-and McVeighs-
Harvey and William. An well, great have been
the changes wonder ii it ia Edgar Snowdcn.
senior, or younger scion Of the same family.
seem to have grown young again with old memo
ries flooding head and heart. Dear Old home !
There has never another place been so dear. 1
have written your real estate firm, secretary Har
low thank you aeaia. shall read and reread
every one of youI papers so kindly sent
Yours for AUD LANG SYNE.
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Floods.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Mar. 29.-The grea,
rain storm continues; the country is flooded
and water courses nprecedentedly swollen
Many bridges nave been swept away and
washouts are reported on all railways lead.
ing into the city. Trains that came in yes
terday afternoon are held ana none depart
ed South, East or West last night. The
Herald's specials from all parts of the State
Tell of tremendous G god and great damage.
Travelling ia at standstiIl, but the iron
mills are running on full time.
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Burned to Death.

NEW YORK, March 29.-At $50 O'Clock
this morning Ere occurred at 1856 East
49th street, by which one child was burned
TO death and the life of another was imperil
ed 1t appears that Mrs. Nicholas Pagan
her husband and two children resided in
the tenement at that number. The mother
went out short time after o'clock leaving
her children. Alice, 3years, and Maggie, one
year old. During her absence it is believed
the little ones got hold of some matches, ig-
uiled them and set fire to the place. Maggie
was burned to death and Alice was burned
SO badly that it ia feared she cannot live.
The little sufferer was sent to Bellevue hos
Dital
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Died in n Hotel.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Mar. pa man giving
his name as N. ]. Wilson, of Orleans, Ind
came to hotel in this city last Sunday very
i'll and took room. He grew worse rapidly
and died Monday evening. telegram Of
inquiry was sent to Orleans and an answer
hss just return that the man was probably
Newton ]. Wilson, who was treasurer OF
Scott county for many years. One day in
1889, he did not show up at his office. When
an investigation was made it was found that
Wilson had fed with nearly 100000. He
was never prosecuted and was never heard
from after leaving Scott county.
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GOING FOR COUNTY TREASURES. The
City Circuit Court OF Richmond was yester-
day engaged in trying cases against default
ing county treasurere, and the following
were disposed Of
Com. against W. G. Miller, treasurer of
Rappahanuock county, aud his eureliss
Judgment for the Commonwealth, 50 S54 80
Com. against E. II. Lillard, sheriff, and
administrator of 3. I. Miller, deceased. one
- the snreiies of W. G. Miller. Judgment
for the Commonwealth, s., S54 90.
Com against w. G. Milk, treasurer of
Rappahannock, and bis sureties Judgment
for the Commonwealth, So 1897.
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From Washington.
Especial Correspondence of the Alexa. GAZETTE.
Il q AInrrh 90 1883


WASHINGTON. D. c., March %, 1883.
A distinguished and influential democrat.
ic Senator 10 talking to the CAVITIES cor
respondent this morning about the next ma
tional democratic ticket, said all appearan
ces now indicated the denomination OF Mr..
Cleveland, and that such would certainly be
the case unless the New York delegation to
the convention should oppose it. "AQd,"
continued be, you and and all other true
democrats will support him after his nomi-
nation, because he is unquestionaby better
than any niGn tine republicans dare nomi-
nate" Containing he said, if re- elected,
the experience of his first term, 60 far,
proves that Mr.. Cleveland would be the
most autocratic President the country has
ever had. He hardly listens, and pays less
attention, to the Recommendations of his party
now. when his reelection is in doubt, and if
secure of another term, knowing that would
be last, it is not unlikely he would set his
party st open defiance, and be more abso.
lutte than any king on earth. The working
democrats hs has ignored during his first
term would certainly receive no more recog-
milton during second, and could not be ex.
pected to be very enthusiastic in his sup.
port. Whether their lukewarmness would
be Offset by republican support, he said, the
result only could prove.
The House committee that has been in
vestigating the adulteratioD of lard brought
their proceedings to close to-day in re.
Spouse to numerous requests from the hog
lard packers in various parts of the West.
who say that the testimony of the adultera-
ted lard manufacturers to the effect that the
packers of pure lard use diseased hogs, while
utterly unouaded, has nearly ruined the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
Affairs i'm Berlin.

BERLIN, March 29.-Emperor Frederick
appeared at window of the Charlolten-
burg palace in nndress uniform yesterday
and was heartily cheered. The Emperor
will present to DR.. Mackenzie gracious au.
togrsph letter with the Imperial decora.
ton which he intends to bestow upon him.
The engagement Of the Russian doctor Zab
ludovsky to apply the massage treatment to
Emperor frederick was by the advice Of
Prof Bergman. His employment is lead,
ing to similar remarks among the people to
those applied to DR.. Mackenzie.
P,ince Luitpold, Regent of Bavaria, will
place, al his own expense, monument to
the late Emperor in the Walhal!a, near
Ralisbon.
The Kreuz Zeituag hears that it is likely
that Emperor Frederick's accession to the
throne will lead to the erection of an indie
pendent Prussian Protestant Rishopric OF
Jerusalem.
The formal declaration of amnesty is de-
layeG. but the persons who are to be par
doned are being liberated in order that they
may be with their families at Easter.
The address of theswomen of Berlin to
Empress Victoria is being 80 numeronsly
signed that it affords convincing proof that
the majority oppose the unworthy gossip
that has been circulated concerning her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
Taking the strikers Places.

CHICAGO, Mar. 29.-Thirty mine awitch-
men, said to be Reading men, arrived last
night from Philadelphia to take positions
with the Burlington road. Forty.six addi
tionsl switchmen also from the Reading and
New York district came over the Lake Shore
road. Thesa were taken to the yards and
the Western avenue round house, where they
remained over night. To day the entire
force will be set to work. Among those that
came were nineteen from the New York
Central road and as few FROM the Boston
aud Albany and the Fitohbuig. The remain-
der were from the Reading and one of them
said that there were $50 more ready to come
whenever summoned.
The Burlington railroad company receiv
ed information to day that so of their switch
men at Creston, Iowa, quit work. Their
places are reported to have been filed by
conductors and brakeman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
Railroad Accident.

AUSTIN, Tex, March Gan engine spd
seven fat cars on the Taylor. Bastrop and
Houston railway went through small
bridge yesterday, killing w S. T.,lor +.
brakeman, and seriously iniafng cn.iae.,
William Perly and section boss F. T. HON.
man. Four other pelsons were slightly h,
iure6.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
Election AnnuIed.

PARIs, March "a cub committee os
the Chamber of Deputies, which has been cor
sidering the recent eclion Of N Fouren.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs as deputy for H..
department of Hantes Aloes, has made r.
port for the full committee recommepd...
that the election be annuilei on he .r,pni
that it was secured BY the use of Undue Of.
Gal influence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

The North American Rerjcw for April has been
received from its publishers in New York. Its
conteuts are Tho Hohcnzollern Kaiser by John
a. Kasson, eS- Minister to Germany; Why am l
a Moslem; The FurSeal Fishery Dispute, by
Frederick Schwatka Burning OF Columbia, by
Capt. A. E. Wood, U. 8. A. Gibert's Fables by
Thomas Cummetford Martin; Possible Presidents
General sherman A Perious Balance, by Ros-
sitter Johnson; A Defence of Pugiism, by Dutfield
Osborne The Presidents Panacea. by Alien
Thorndike Rice. &. F. Jonts George II. Ely John
Jarret. g. L. Conger, Stockton Bates, w. s. Shell
lenbereer, Senator Chase E A. Hartshorn, w. c.
Wykoh, W. II. McDsuiels, w. P. DeArmit, w. A
Russell, r. J. DcPauw, Louis Bush, John P. Var
num, II K Thurber ana Thomas II. Dudley; The
Eleventh Commandment, by Walter Gregory
Taxing Land Values, by a. E. Cotier; The Suf-
frage Paradox, by w. L. Alden Halle for Public
Meetings, by j. F. G jameson; Communism and
Protection" by Benjamin Doblin: Tho Holiday
Hallucnation, By Joel Benton; Land Nationali-
zstion, by General Lloyd s. Bryce, and Book Re-
views and Notices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
Storm and I'idal Wave

LONDON. Mar. ga fierce storm viii fi,s
tides and tidal wave has caused great iansq. in
the North and South islands Of England
Telegraph wires have been Frustrated aud rai.rssi
traffic has had to be abandoned on account Of H.
destruction of the roads
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Deail, ofMr- Nie,>nn

READING, Pa, March % Gen. Ciari..
sletson, for nearly forty years proFrielo, 81.
the Aslor House, New York, died 10 tn.
city at midnight from kidney and Lea,,i,. ~.
BILE. aged II wears
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

Bertha Wise, cook in Pittsburg res
taarant, was killed yesterday morning by
Frank Liddell, employed at the same place.
Liddell was shooting ct rats, when the wom-
an, who was just coming into the room, was
struck by bal which entered her heart.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
An autograph Le,ter from ~,

PARIS. Mar. 29.-rhe Aoads states thar
the. Duke of Norfolk will carry to ooee,
Victoria at Florence an autograph letter
from the Pope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

THE PAGE Ne,cs says: The ALEXANDRIA
GAZETTE is ths ablest and most progressive
paper in Virginia" Tie Ne.cs is evident
" q just and appreciatve critic Hall the
d.moc. attic newspapers in the State would
speak as they, as good and true democrats,
must think of both State and national
affairs, as Inc GAZETTE does, Virginia would
no. be, as it is with too good reason, in.
c,nded among the doubtful States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

COURT OF APPEALS YEsTERDAY.-Nel-
son aud others against Vaughan and others.
Argued by J. F. Croker, esq, for plaintiffs
and Judge Joseph Christian and W. S. Hol-
land, ESQ for defendants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
Failure.

New YORK, Mer. 29.-The failure Of I.spis
H. Zeregs, broker oil Z South William sl,a.,
has just been announced on the Cotton Fl.
ohauua
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CHICAGO, March 90 IL n. u..-8t th.. hour me
May option is quoted rs follows Whist lo-4
q Corn SIS Oats 3O7s; Pork Sl3 50. Lad
81 SO, short ribs 81 121o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

THE BLOODY shirters 10 Congress are
either unfamila. with the speeches of the
late MIR. Garfield or aiss thog have no faith
in, snd spurn ard repu'iiats his policy, for
ne said: 1.-The man who attempts to get up
political excitement in this country on the
old sectional issues will 6nd himself without
a party and without support" And yet
Mr. Garfield was elected President after
giving public expression to such policy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

The Season. tho lady's illustrated magazine for
May, with review of the novelties, fancy work,
SC, has been received from the international
News Company. No. 81 Bcekman street, New
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DIED.

March 80, 1888, at 7:3o a IN, 10 the pl.te,b
year of her age, Mrs. MARY ,AWOOD. reiict Of
the late Daniel Ca God. Gas- Funeral fron hr
late residence corner Fairfax and Queen streets
Friday, March goth, at 4 p N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

NEW YORK, March % Cotton quiet plani,
10; Orleans 10ls futures steady Flour qaie,
and unchanged. Wheat lower Corn lower aud
dull. Pork quiet at Sl4 50al5. old Hes4 Pofb
$l4 25a14 so Lara easier at 81 %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
Remains ofthe Late ChiefIust;ca

TOLEDO, o, Mar. ga ten O'Clock the
special train bearing the remains OF Chief
Justice Waite rolled into the Pennsylvania
depot. The casket containing the body was
removed at once from the special car and
placed in the hearse and the funeral cog.see
moved up Summit street to the late resi-
dence of the deceased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

Counting mp the various creeds that rre
dominate in New York, and adding to them
the theological odds and ends that exist by
their side, there are nearly one hundred DIFF
ferent religions TO be found in that CITY.
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aSl9g5s ~
TO.D.s1.,s TEAEGRaPHxc DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, D. o., March %
SENATE.

On motion of Mr.. Edmunds, it was order
ed that tomorrow being Good Friday
when the Senate adjourn to-day it be to
meet on Saturday.
A number of petitions and memorials we're
presented and referred and numerous bills
were reported from committees, among
them one appropriating $4,000 for pub
lie building at Norfolk.
Subsequently Mr. Berry addressed the
Senate on the subject of The Presidents an
uual message.
A number of bills were passed.
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK. Msrch 29.-Ihe operiug Of t,s
stock market this morning was active and stesl,
most of the list being unchanged from last even.
logs closing figures and the rest but snail lrs,.
tions different. The pressure upon The list va;
renewed Immediately, however, and it was found
impossible to maintain prices at the level Of the
opening figures. the entire list declining slowly.
but the losses were confined to fractional smcaa..
Subsequently everything advanced aud Ia mos.ol
the active list the opening figures were passed
The activity then disappeared from the markc:
and prices became steady at the advance There
was no further special feature 10 the trading, and
at II o clock the market was quiet aad steady to
firm at slight fractions better than the opening
prices Money easy at 2a3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

Internal Revenue Appointments.
WASHINGTON. March 29.-The Secretary
OF the Treasury has appointed the following
atorekeepers and gaugers: PeteSJ. Frans.
at Mayors Forge, Va, and Vim. A. White.
10 Campbell county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
HOUSE-

Mr. EDloe, of Tennessee, reported ad.
versely resolution calling upon the Post
master General for information in regard to
the prohibition of American citizens from
using The United States mails on the same
terms as Canadian citizsps living in the
| same Ycnage. etc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

BALTIMORE, Mar 2e-Cotlom tirmer ulidins
10. Flour steady aai firm Wheat -sousterl
steady and quiet; red 9la94; amber $3.50
Western easier aud dull: No = winter red SPOT
8Iia bid March s02saS9l. June S9sSJgi July
yellow 57a5S: Western steady, closing do
mixed spot 81 \, bid May 57%ia5S. Oats su4ly
ana frn; Southern aud Psnna 3Ssi0, Western
white 41a42 DO mixed 1888. Rye firm at Sc.
ID Provisions steady and quiet Coffee frner
Rio cargoes ordinary to fair 13&s141, COTE.
frmer; Bio cargoes ordinary to fair 133.aiiiq.
Whisky steady at 81 21al %. Other article;
unchanged. lNote-To morrow, Good F.4ay.
there will be no markets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

CAMEEs HAIR SHIRTS aud ',,Aty gEs fso9
" Toe to the best grade in ~ m.rk.t at
octo AMOS j SIAYNAKERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

THE RICHMOND Dispatch atheriacines to
the proposed issue of fractional silver GER
ti6cstes-stuf similar to the dirty and
greasy email notes that disgraced the coun-
t-y during and shortly after the war; ana
nv the issue of which the government robbed
che people of fifteen million dollars as tha'
much OF it was lost and meyer redeemed
and asks. How are the country people TO
be supplied with mslable email changer
Why, with postage stamps, which 'hey can
seadilv obtain in quantities to suit at their
nearest postotlice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

Guess & BLAc&WtLs.'s ORANGE MARINA
" LADE jus; receiver bv
feb24 r. NrIRTfRT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

ALEXANDRIA MAREET, March 29.-F.cur Is
quiet; stocks are well assorted, but neither mil
nor holders seem at all anxious to Sc at car
rent prices. Wheat is without change choice
samples arc in constant demand and arc s, ION
found among the offerings; most of the receipt,
are from ordinary to fair quality sales range
from 70 to "a. Corn is active aud strong a; jsl
SO. Rye and Oats are frm. Eggs ars still want
ed at 16a1T. BITTER is very scarce aud higher
Poultry, Pork and produce of all kinds Ieail-
y sold. MiIlfeed and hay are steady
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29
ALEX ANDRI-A-.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH %.

DURING TIE recent strike on the Burning
ton Railroad one of the officers of the strlk-
ing Brotherhood of Locomotive Eoglneefs
said that Brotherhood had $4,000 to It's
credit that its members could afford TO 90
on holiday trip for six months, that eacn
of them could put up 500 at moments
notice thus producing capital of $3.50
ooO and that at least seventy FIVE per cent.
Of the members have homes and compe
tepce laid by. Now, this elbows one OF two
things either that the officer referred to Is
a ..moutber," or else that the members Of
his organization are better paid than any
other class Of the country's population, ano
therefore had no good reason to strike.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

BALTIMORE, Mar. 29.-virgiuia Is consolidated
80; past-due coupons CAY 10-4os Sc new
IS 64A hii to-day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

THE PRESIDENT Of the Indiana civil SER
vice reform association testified before j
congressional investigating committee yes
terdav 10 the effect that civil service reform
made pretty bad show in his Stale SINH
lar testimony could be readily obtained from
all the other States in the Union. Tie civil
servics law is transparent humbng that ls
awaited of by small privileged ring as the
means of keeping their own friends in Office
aoa should be repealed as soon I'D pos
sibe. TIE government got along very well
certainly gs we'll SO it is now doing
cut it for hundred years, and could do so
for another hundred without any trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

L'AMILY ROE HERRING in kits, just the size
IL package for family trade
oct26 GEO. MoBURNEY & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

60 CASES ST. BLER's and uoNaY DEoP
w CORN list received.
oet26 GEO. MoRURNEY 8 son.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-03-29

PINEAPPLE, EDAM aud sAPsAGo CHEESE
l. Just arrived
oct14 GEO McRURNEY & SON
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SLIeGD-BAHABfA PINEAPPLE, canned il
nov16 J. C. MuLBUGE
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SMALL HAMS, Missouri brand. : 10 pounds
~ each. For sale By
aug5 r p MY RTTRN.
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V,EAs-Extra finest Gunpowder and oolong
4 Teas for sale by
jana JIG. MILRURN.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-08-02

Butler for her. Mrs. Lockwood is a
worker to promote the objects of the
Universal Peace Union and the Arbi-
tration League. Her efforts were
successful, assisted by those of other
persons members of committee OF
the Peace convention, in securing an
arbitration plank in the republican
platform of 1884. The attempt was
subsequently made by her and her
friends to achieve the same result in
the democratic platform Of that year.
Mrs. LockwOod's recreations in
clude the accomplishment of the
tricycle-rider. She is said to have
first introduced that vehicle into
Washington.