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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05
FOR RENT.

Mrs. Holmland's house and barn,
near Flatner's meat market, for rent.
Suitable for boarding house. In
quire of G.. FLATNER. 4Otf
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05

Wolff & Thoele are having run on
Walter A. Wood mowers that tests
their capacity to fill the orders.
They are also having a lively trade in
fine Buggies which they sell at very
low figures. Soft
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05
BucKIin's ArnIca SaIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum.
fever sores, letter, chapped hands,
Chilblains. corns, and all skin erup'
lions, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price Is cents per box.
For sale by Fritz Buckentin.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05
Hunters RaWaKe.

All hunters are hereby warned not
to trespass on my farm under penalty
of the law.
4lt2m DARLINGTON PHELPS.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05

T. J. Moore has placed in his Store
line of GENTS CLOTHING. He has
fitted up very neat clothing Room.
A0t e
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05

While the Minneapolis Exposition
has always been famous for the beau
ty and value of its art display, this
season promises 10 be better in that
line than ever. Encouraged 10y large
sales IN the past, the eastern artists
have determined to exhibit a finer lot
of pictures than ever, and the result
is, the walls of the Art Galleries will
this year be lined with paintings OF
greater value than ever before exhiD-
tied. Among them are three of
mammoth proportions. One is THE
instruction of the peasants" This
is l5x25 feet and represents scene
during the reign Of the Communion
in Paris. 1t has just been brougt to
America, and was only secured by the
Minneapolis Exposition Management
agreeing to insure it for 1926, 1000 and
paying large sum for the privilege
of exhibiting it. Other paintings OF
large size and splendid character are
1.-THE First Puritan Battle" and
Washington Receiving the supply oil
trains.' Good judges who have seer
thesewonderful specimens of the Pain
ters' Art predict that they will create
a perfect furore.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05

The celebrated Whitney's baby
carriages for sale at
24t j. CRooNoUIsT
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05

A large stock of scratch blocks at
TIE Sun Office.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05

LITTLE FALLS & DAKOTA.
GOING EAST.
1t ayes Morris at 0:42 a. III
Arrives at Little Fails at %:4o p III
GOING WEST,
Leaves Little Falls at 9:SUS Ill
Arrives at Morris at o:oV p; M
Connecting with trains Oh main line, ootl
north and south
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05
The Early Bird is Sure to Get the Worn

The Early Bird is Sure to Get the Worn.
Wend E. Sediment, general de
livery clerk, in the St.Paul post office,
has for some time past been in the
habit of going to his post earlier than
the other clerks. At the same time
money has been missed from letters,
by several merchants and others.
The case has been given into the
hands of post Office inspector Capt.
Wood, who got up still earlier than
Sediment one morning, and concealed
himself under desk, when Sediment
came in, he commenced C1Ierati0ns
in opening letters and anstraclng
money. The officer took charge of
him, and placed him behind the bars
in default of S. 500 bail, to stand his
trial for robbing the mails. The Old
adage stands good. But it depends
on what kind of worms you catch,
whether it pays or not. Seimeut got
the wrong kind. Capt. Wood made
the best paying hand.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05
RAILROAD time TABLE.
To st. Paul
From St. Paul

MANIroBA7PAc1FIC ROUTE.
Ero,, e. Paul To st. Paul
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05

The prices of wheat in Morris to-
day are: No. l harl, sos; No. l
nolthern, 5.05; No. , northern, SO.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-09-05
II. WHITLEY, Local Editor

THURSDAY. Sept. 5th. 1880. No. 43
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
y u n " IlerIet.
Gin 6ouperueur. Der burd feline Sart

Gin 8ouberneir, Der bur9 feline Sarts
ndfisteit isinsm goIte cine balbe Utilion
perbient, if cine SeItenbeit. Der @unbers
mann lift Der SbsrbduptIing Der @bsrotsss
Station, Der bic @berotee Cattle unb 9iue
Stot afociution ae3uunsen bat, wdbrenb
Der nd6itsn flint Sabre fur bas 8te9t, ibr
9isb auf sinem Sbeil bss gberoteesS ttets
fens au wsioen, serabe boppsIt 10 uiel @adt
gu sabIeu, pie wdbrenb Der uerflofeneu
fiinf Sabrs, ndmIi9 5000. 900 idbrIia,
ltatt 500, 600. Siir Isstere Summe polts
Der NIT bsr G'sieli9aft uuter elmer Osds
ipielenbe @roBs Ratb bas Qanb wiebsr usrs
mietben, absr SberbduptIins Wap leste
ietn 8eto elm. unb blisb aud feit, ais bic
@eislidait ibr 9lnsebot anf srit 1926, 900,
bann $3.50, 900 n auleet $4,000 ers
b6bte. ST uetlanste 5000, 900 unb bat its
betommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
Sizes uno Scenes.
= Seiben wdbrt nidt INNER,
unaebuIo madt's iGIimmer.

- Seiben wdbrt nidt thinner,
unsebuIo ma3t's f5limmer.
MdBisteit i'm @iiea brau6t teiner
Doctor.
- Re3Idifstsit 1T eiHe tofiipisIise Ser,
f@wenbans.
- @rtsr SdIaf unb CUTE @ejunbbeit
seben suiammsn.
- 9as bette MittsI gut au ~perbapen, lit
sinen 6ungrisen 3u ipeiieu.
- Ser Spa3isritof 1T bss ,i4we6en"
weannes Sreuno lHlo bss iansen Rsnnes
~S6ud6e".-
0as bsfdnbiss 2sbeu im 3immer
ptgS balb our frdutelnben Sssetaion. User
&raft unb Rutb unb 2idt mebren mill,
ssbe binaus In bic @emsnte.
- Der Nr3t funn bic 5eiIuus alerbinas
einIsttsn. erIeittern, eber uiemals sr,wiR,
gen. Die Raturbei!traft puB Dor aQeu
ba ietn unb ibre gfidt tbun.
- Gin INNER nit Speiien iiberla6ensr
60rpsr sleid't eiueu, tets sefiqten Rorns
booen: an ie1sm uaSen bic Rrantbeiteu, an
bic 8nttsn.
- gsiR grideinen siHss t1sbels iude
INNER Sus>it bic rlria&e bssielSen Su
ersriinbeu. 5sblms Der rria4si 1T meiltens
bic einfa9fe uno ii5srts abbiIfe.
- @dbrsnb ben aar SsttIsibisteit neisens
ben Wenideu uisI Bsussuns unb MusteI,
iibuns un;uratben lit, betommt lem Waae.
rem bic &ube unS Elm aussiebiser S5Iaf
befsr.
Ous S6perite III bic abssu5bnuns
b6ien @epobnbsit i'm b6bsrsu alter.
Snbshen usrmas Der @iue pisI, wsnn man
nur ben Seriu4 ma6t unb bsbarrIi9 S6ritt
fur S6ritt uorparts brdn9t.-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
Gin Saiierwort.

Saiier EbeoSOiius Der @roBe i9rieb ets
uss on ieiuen erftsn Winitter R~ufinus :
vSolte Semano pom unierer 9eriOn Ooer
BON ~unierer &esieruns i4Ie9t reoen, 10
molten mir ni9t, buB er beBbalb beitraft
perbe. 0enn tbut CT es aus 2et9tfnn,
bann muB man it9 bariber b~tnpesiesen /;
tbut er IS aus Rurrbsit, bann 1T er gu be-
bauern; tbut er IS, nm uns su beIeibtsen,
baum muB man Inn uerSeiben." Babrs
BAIT solbens @orte; es mill uns f9einsn,
&esisruus uub l1ntertbanen wirben piel
s~eutnnen, unS bic seieai@aftIi5en Gus
ifdnbe wir6en ii9 beitsns ssifuIten, wenn
man BON allen Sstten mad ben In bieien
@Orten ausseiprOaensn 9runSidsen bans
helm poute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
9Gerfet Spak ano grnf.
Seiern 10 en- 9otterie.
Weuaiplpanii6= Seuti6.)


&etfer Oruder. - Sd webB net Of If,
ge5stert ieio ober mics NIT eu1 itebt; abe,
Id fam eu6 iase, bas 5eiern BE iei UeuGs.
OebI pon lniere iunse RerIs bic auepeil
beiern, mebne es pdre nits Bldiirli6erss ui
Der @eIt, ME en- Srau su babe UT Ielbert
Saus su balte. IS is uftobrs en- i66ne
Sa4. fel muB i'd iase, absr ME mer alies
mol ansei6miert wsrbe tana, werb eu5 mel
9ef4i5te Setse.
Der Grant, Der DO bro5e wobnt, mar
uon Der iebme Rebning. gon ieim 81.
Sabr an Dot er ans Seiern sebsntt, bis CT
enbli9 sebeiert bot. Gisr BITS feds 8ode
Is oes OinsS serab 9au9e, pie sr ii9's pors
seffelt bot. Die gauge 3eit bot sr sefiblt
als mann er rStsb, Com, Sad un's 9sbm
bdtt III mar 10 itols pie Der aqer bette
Sabn uf isim @roBbabp isim Miifbaufe,
absr bas &ab bot ii9 psrbout eelGpino
9sbrebt. ManH mer ibR beut iebnt, LOOT er
BET Ropp bduge ME en- alter 9lel, I'm pie
i'd TIN sefrcst bah: vSrant pie tummt's,
bag ba Ut emol 10 bownbarteb worre bilt?"
DO persdbIt er mir uie folst:
,@ann ids iuit nod emoI iiber Al bubn
bdtt, i'd bat mel 2ebtag net mebr beisrn.
Sd fam Dir iassu, baS Ssisrn III uuli4es
RET wte en- YotterieipisI; unnis bunbert
tri9t met bsrle mol salt an en- Sifet bas
aeuinnt. 30 Der anner Spet rar i'd ans.
gtits I'm ipieI en- @ebm Domino, un pie
IS BET 10 @eipisl aliemol 9ebt, is as en- me-
mtg ipobt worre. SD BENT es mar an bic
eli lbr. wis t6 bebmtumme bin, I'm iiber
Der Damn MIL i6 sebn, psnn met Srau
net bas 6aus BuselblofIe unb mid iber en-
babe Stunb brauS in 8inb IN &ese bot
ifsbsn loiie. sb file ufsemadt bot: un ieq
mar nod net all. SD Dab ssb 8ort ses
iast, bernob Is es Gber Iossanse, DO boit
bu gar Ten gesrif bauOn."
8o bait bu bic gang Radt ssitode, is
isu Der Wes ME bu anSebn pitt?
8eu, i'd bab erit semeebnt, fie mai iuf
IN 6un IN bab is en- penis sei6medeIt.
Used DO, briat fe Dos, i'd bod DO bis
eli ubr I'm mart nj bid IN bu Qump aebft
oraus IN ipisIit Domino, ais mann bu
ytiemanb babebm bdttit.
Weu, Jag i'd, bu braudft net 10 Dos Al
Istn, i9 bab bic !3eit uerboppoit un bab He
i9mss6sIn wslle.
gaB mid sebn Obsr i'd ssb Dir ebus an
Nansl. llfm Spei9sr i5Iobfit bu bic
Nits MIL i'd msbr nit biz su
,ubn babe, etiept bu sebif's Oominoipiele
1t. SD bod Der gang Swst aasinis, Hid
Jet lumpiSe ausseworene Semmer I'M
Striimp, muB 5OIt un @afsr bsimi9Iebfe,
'te gdbe 3uma1e I'm bsrnob tummit erif beis
,si9nisft. @sb mir med ias i'd nod smoI.
Reb Wort bab i'd bsrnob msbr ssfast.
Sell bot fe aber nod Dryer tn be Sit
,ebro@t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
SQS nlQft uthtS.

Sin Oidter, Der nit isinsn lprii9sn @es
leseubeits: grslfeu ni9t 3urtfbaItenb 1T,
ianbte einem %befreunbeteu Bu6bdnbler aus
Wsran elm &6rb9en Sraubsn. Na9 einis
gen 8o5en tam sr ielbsr. gr iu9te ben
Standardization Sreunb uuf unb traf au9
bsiieu - stpas naiue - Satin an.
Ruu. baben sic meine Erau6en be.oms
men? frus Der Oi9tsr.
ga, banfe iebr! antuortete BET gu5s
bdnbler.
limb msin 9ebidt lag bod babel! fubr
Der 2priter fort.
b. 9as ma6t ni9ts, mir babsn ie tros6sm
sesefsn, uerii9erte bic 8u6bdnbIerssuttiu
NIT benz treubsrsisiten 9et3tsausbrud.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
8eaensburaer MarienfaIens

Oct fur 1889. Selt aus9eltatteter,
reid iuuitrirtsr Salenbsr NIT $40 Spalteu
sebiesenen 9sisitoff5 unb Wanbtalenber
ais gratis OeiIase.-9offrei 90 @ts.
&Ietner Warienfalenoer fir
Trauen unb Sunsfrauen fIr 1889, iaus
itrirt. Roftfrei 25 @ts.
senti6er SausiGas in @Ort unS
Bib, ar6Btes tatboI. llnterbaItunssbIatt
unter Reoattton pom 9etnr. Better, idbrs
lid Is 9efte a 90 Gts. pOltfrei, nit sras
tis Brdmienbu6.
gu babsn BEL allen 8u6bdnslern unb
asenteu, iouie Bel ben gerIeseru.
FIR. Pustet & Co.,
New York, Cincinnati,
l.. B. 1927. 204 Vine Str.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
@ea, nau Is bir's Maul sussfrobre, bu

@eu, nau is bir's Waul 3usefrobre, bu
rebBt nits. biff nits, en- 2ump btif bu,
fen ias lid ius's-b6rft bu's2 I'm
bumbs got ie mir bret StOB unnis bic forge
Ripps I'm abaut feds Streb9 uf Der Sudsl
sebs, baB i'd for Corn aus'm gett ges
ti9umpt bin IN mid urn Spei9er i4loffe
seIest bab, unb bort i9lOf id uau iton bic
pier Rddte IN iou nod en- 8od bort
i6Iobfe, iuf for emol Domino ipieIe. Was
bsatit bu Don ieuem2~
Sd Bob ntts iase m6se, uber sebentt bab
id, benz Srant iei Sra9 NOR iuit bra bic
Sole an3uoubu IN MANN fe ieae mol an
bot, bernob sooo:bps Srant. YbiIip.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
Scr Yripat.s sfretGr bss tinftiosn

Ser Briuat:S eiretGr bes tanftissn
Prdtbentsn, 9err 9aIforb, bat fi5 ais
sroBss E~empersn5li9t ~entpuppt. gr belt
tirSIi9 cine Eempsrsnt pauts unb IieB bas
bet bnr4bIiden, baB 9arriion bas BsipisI
bes Wannes Der 6rau &utberforb y. 5apes
na9abmen nnb isinen @ditsn TIM vWsiBen
Sauie~ ni9ts Startsres ais 'Roman
Punch uorieten werbe. Der Ssrr Ssfres
tdr mag pisaei@t su bisisr grtldruns ni4t
autorifrt sewsien iein, absr fs sibt bod
StOf gum Na$beuten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
Gin fril6er Broteit ssssn BITE aufuabme


neuer Staatsu tommt aus benz Brobibitioz
n~iitens 9aser. vGbe goiee", bas Saupts
organ bieisr y@rants", iast: vUir poIs
len fetne neuen Staateu, pslde ni5t auf
aQe 9eitiuersisn unb &ueipen per,i4ten."
= Das Blatt forbsrt in bom6afii6er
Beiie bic YreRe, bic Brebiser unb bic
Nranen auf, bel benz @onsreB ssssn bic
aufnabme ioI9er Eerritorisn 3u proteitiren,
in wel6en Der gertauf ssiitiser @straute
seitattet wiro. Was werben bic Republis
faner baSu iasen, ueIde ben Brobibitios
niiten fortudbreno perii3ern, bab ie senau
baielbe auItrebeu, mas 8ieie woQen2 Sie
fSnnen ben pirreseeiteten @ntbufaifen"
isst bsweiien, baB ibre gsri5srunsen ernit
ssmeint ftnb: fie brau9sH nut bic Qufs
nabme Der Serritorien su ~usrbinbsrn, bur3
weI4e tie ibre Webrbsit i'm Senat, i'm
9auie unb im gIettoraItouesium su pers
srSBern boffen, benn &neipen sibt ss In
aaen Eerritorien. wsl9e am Aufnabme IN
ben Staatenbunb na6luden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
Ole @sisfnnnsn In OhinM-f

nSie @siBtappsu In Sbio"- i6rsibt
bas Sine. goltsbI.-v sntpuppen fi9 nit
iebsm Gage aIs pertuppte Eempsrensler,
meIde, neil fe ibreu Wtusn nidt bur9isseu
t6nuen, ibrsn !5anatismus benz 8oIte bur9
cine S9retensberri9aft auftubrdnsen pers
iu6sn. Gin srOBersr 9Obn auf bic Bes
wsisfibruuaen Der EsmpsrensbIdtter uelde
auf boS Sfsnbalteu Der Wirtbf1aften
beitdnbis ais auf cine llebertretuug bsr
@siess unb cine 9siabrbuus Der 6ffsntIidsn
Srbnuus birwsiieu, 1T taum bentbar, ais
bieies Greiben Der Sanatiter ieIbif, bic elm
usrbaBtes @eies bur9 bic i5Iimmfts 9siess
lOiiateit aufredt gu e1balten periuden."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
I'm GuoIauS unb felt tur,em aua |

Su England unb felt tursem aud in
Seiterrei6 fiubet cine neue Nrt pom Briefs
aufi6riften msbr unb mebr anwenbuns,
weIde re6t prattti9 1T unb Seren aQssmsins
@infibruns iebr gu wiini6en wdre. Der
Vrisfumi 6la9 wiro na9 Der neuea Wetbobe
bur4 einen wasers3ten Stri9 in spsi
Sbeile sstbeiIt, BON benen Der obere our Nies
beri6rift oes Seifimmunssortss &C., Der
untere CUR ansabe bss Ramsns unb ndbere
ge5ei6nuns bss Iorefaten beftimmt 1T.
Die 6reimarte fommt auf ben obern EbeiI.
Cine aorsle itebt bsmua9 foIsenbermaBeu
aus:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15

Selba 9ofuuoo fol- felt Der Iesten Babl
isbr ni~ebsrseidIaseu isin. sic LEFT iest
fleiBts &omane unb ifrtdt Strimpfe, unb
ibre ndnnli9en unS weibliden Sreunbinnen
bsfir9ten. baB fe ibre SrdTibentidafts:
aipirationen aufsesebeu bat. gs muB uber
aud entmutbisen, "enn man aus breiBebn
WiQionen nur breissbn Stimmen erb6lt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15

8. 6. guflrD, @bicOpee, Ruf., bate
it9 bur5 lleberanftreusuus cine bsftise
&rtdItung 5u9ebosen, ieoer &no9en
idmerSte inn. Sur9 bic anwenSuns pom
ct. Safobs Del uurbe er in turSer 8sit
pou auen S1metsen 6.freit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15

Sie aorefie feet iid aIio aus spei Gbeis
len suiammen, DON bsnen Der cine nur fir
bic gef6rberuns, Der anbere uur fur bic
Sefeuuns in 8etra5t fommt. Sober
gsamIe brandt aIio nur benientssn Gbeil
au3rieben, wel9en er gu bsarbeiten bat.
'6ur bic Yoitbeamten, namsntli6 bic befSrs
b%ernoen, wiroe bic neae abrsfenart isbr
piele 8ortbeile bieten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
Ser feinlfe republifaniide Club Der

Stabt Seem Oort bat swet anseiebene Mdns
nsr ais WitsIieoer auritsewieien, neil fe
israeIitii6e Numen fibrten. giner mar Der
befante &oniuI 8eirotton Bufart, unter
5apss, unb untsr artbur SoniuI in 2pon
mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
Entaler 8eiaeifmaf,

vgtun, mas iasen guer 9nabsn 81 meis
mem &bsiupsin? Ssiner 0sin, ni9t
pabr2" = vguu ia, absr sr piros nod
better iein, rpern man ben Rbein ni5t 70
bsutli9 berausidmsfeu t6nntel"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
Na6 unS mad.

Gin riitissr 9rsis duBsrts ben lebbaften
Buni9 einmaI an elmer 2ufti5ifffabrt
tbeiI3unebmea. v@ie, in Sbrsm aItsr
molten Sic fi5 nod stnsm 9uitbauon ans
pertrauen2" fragile man ibm. v8arum
Senn ni9t2 Sd muB mtd bod baran sss
wObnsn, bic grue gu uerIafen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
Wanqeln0eS SerifGnOntB.

vNbsr pie t6nnen Sie nit einem 10 tlsis
men Rinbe BET iolder &dlte ipasiersn GEE
benz" vWe;n Soft, mas ueritebt beun
10 elm Rtno pom Der Eemperaturl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15

lleber bier @ohen on @unbsn am reds
ten Seine Ieibenb, bic nod anpenbuns pers
i9iebener WiittsI nidt beiIsn MOLTEN, ses
brauGte i6 Or. ausuff 86nig's Sams
burger Rrduterphaifer unb mar in tur,er
3ett sebeilt.- 5eroinunb S5nis lO4 State,
Stra6e, &odeiter, g. q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-01-15
Seriammlunsen ber9nremburaer Serein,

SelIuWHllHHgeH OerSureHl0Hrger VerelIle.
2uremburser ttnterftlsnneS.gere
TT Chicago g~torofeite).
[ge9rinbet am 6. Sebruar 1901
Seriammluu9en:
am eriten Sonltas i'm 9lpril, b. g. neil Siern
auf ben 6a9 fGut, am 8. 2lprtl
Vim erlte1 Sonnta9 i'm SSuli.
am eriteu Sonnta9 I'M October, Seamtenpahl.
am er1ten Sonnta9 I'M Sanuar, @iniesung Der
nelen geamten.
y. 8eitsr, PrdFbent.
Sg. Boot, Setrstdr.
sarembmrssr ttnteraibnnsS,Serei
oou Hsu yurt uHo SrppilpH.
ueriammelt iid ben pierten Sonntaa eis
mes ieSen Ufonats, 4 ubr Raamittass, in
Suco6 &Iuess Subertus Sdgcr Sane,
oil WOntrOie Gpsnue,
swiiden 9umbOIOt Ctr. II. guIbpid aueuue,
SroofIBa, E. D.
Ss. Samitt, graROsnt.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-23
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

In eye-y dspart7ent of taain IS there Is more
or less strsna,iop, - VI the Donce politics
chiefly occupies attention. Money remain so.5
scarce throughout the country, yet rates are
quoted low in the cities. q. 8. bonds are quiet
bat steady. There is more doing in Virginia
bonds and coupons, with free offerings Railroad
securities are quiet. Receipts of grain are light
and the quality of most of the offerings inferior,
thereby depressing prices, which are low.
NEW YORK. August 23-Opening figures in
most cases we're small fractions lower than last
evenings closing prices There were few fur
Their declines in the early trading, but the gener.
al market developed some strength and prices
slowly moved upward. The market wss feverish
and irregular, and late in the hour again devel-
oped considerable weakness. At IL o'clock the
market was quiet and unsettled, generally at
shade below the opening prices. Money 4a5.
BALTIMORE. Aug. 23.-Yirginiss consolidated
81 bid past.due couron =: 1o.4Os Sc bid do 3s
81 bid, 6S asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-23
LOCAL RREYITIEs.

Continued warm weather Ia predicted for
tins remainder Of the summer. Whew
Mrs. Frank Birch end baby wers thrown
f ON waaou on Sunday last while on their
way to church ct Falls Church. Mrs. Birch
sustained sccrs CT an arm but the child
escaped uuhnrt.
AT Georgetown yesterday ucrhi"e The
steam.ug Samson. Capt. ONsi!i. of Balti-
mere, was discovered TO be on fire. and the
police gave notice 10 engine company NO. B
which hurrie'i TO The river and eXtlpgnlshed
tie flames. The boat vas badly burned.
All talk of a fight bet ween Billy Young
and Billy Mcmillan, which has a2iiasei the
sporting fraternity of this city and Washing.
ton for tho past two weeks, was ended yes
ter5ay bg meeting Of the nugiliss and
their hackers. at which Mcmillan refused to
entertsin any PROPOSE ion regarding tight
until efrar his neth with Laily has been
deciG,d
Marriage Licenses VI etc issued in Washing
ton yesterday 10 Lewis III. Anderson, OF
Stafford county, aud Mary E Gill John
CunIe, of VilginIs, aud Frances Fisher, OF
North Carolina Rotert e. Green and An
ME Mcdonald, Of Aiexand.is Francis
Windsor and Rose Del's Tucker, both Of
Prince Georges ccuny. Nd and TO John Il,
Philips, of Charlottesville, and Lula u Sell
le,s, OF Rockingham county.
The C:unty Board Of Supervisors met today
and transacted considerable routine business. The
Board also decided to repair Hooffs run bridge as
soon as they can secure tho necessary funds for
the work.
The Committee OF the City School Board recent
ly appointed to investigate charges preferred
against the principal of Rallowel school, colored,
met last night but no one appeared to prosecute
number Of persons assembled on King street,
between Royal and Pitt, to day, to see m IN walk
a tight rope stretched across the street, but tho
rain prevented the performance.
thirteen year old white boy who gave his name
as Kaufman and said he came from Baltimore, was
arrested for vsgrancy to-day and sent back to
Washington.
The stringing of the wire for the electric lights
was begun yesterday,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-08-23

The STATE HEADQUARTERS c4pt. Ham
Sheppe'T. "hn vi & tGs -.c;-.ary OF the
State Democratic Committee, returned TO
the city ast evening from visis TO Mr.. Gof
don, the new cbsirmar Of iae parry. 10
Captain was seen by On Adrdnce reporter,
and interviewed 10 regard TO the report enat
the headuuar,ers Of rs stat copl pi'teo
would be removed 10 Lyuca6urg. he IN,
formed the reporter thst ss s2c' stary 10 lou
been directed bg Chairman Goi Con 10 open
beadousrters .empora:ily at alexandria,
which will be- dcre on September Let, and
tbs work begun snd pushed with al! the
energy and VIM OF which he i. capable. In
raesrd to the fret statement that the head.
quarter, would b in this city, the Captain
stated that it was thu resul Of The hrst IN
terview he had with Mr.. Gordon, wheD ne
stated that LyucahUrg would re favoTably
considered; yet he has been vsty guarded
with the very few TO whom he has spoken
on this subject, aud invariably stated that
the matter gas not fixed, but that ht The cap
tain) would do all he could to bring them
here. Owing TO the sickness of MIR. Gordon
and his inability to be at headquarters as
yet, Alexandria was settled upon ss the
best place for the present. The Captain
also stated that be never for moment sup
posed that Alexandra would be selected or
hardly th0ngnG Oh as the p!ace iot uea"qu".
tiers, but for its being the home OF John :.
Barbour, The former chairman. The stu.
alton alone would keep it from being select
ed as the place to run the canvass not to
say anything about the great discomfort one
must experience when having it as home
during the summer months or ea'ly !a!l.
The Cap.aia leaves cur copnnoi'; 18th
great regret, and feels ksen q opal - ut
at his failure TO secure Ire lisa qu'r'efr or
Lynchburg.-Adrdnce