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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29

this means Of sending il being
adopted TO divert suspicion.
Supplies Of every description
are generally brought in such large
quantities rs 10 require their ship
ment by freight. This, therefore,
leads the officials TO conclude that
mo-. Of the express matter consigF-
eli 10 Afci&ihtin on account Of the
Union p cific railway was for him
personally. Mcilibbin's lawyer
are very rsticent about what they
propose doing; but It is said thai
officials higher Up on lhe official
ladder than McKibbin yTil be inn
rIicated before the case is settIet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29

CONsTASTINOyLE, July .g.-rHe
KrUum Eah0g quarter Of this city,
in " hiCh martial law has been pr
claimed uy the Turkish authorities,
j. that part Of Cou-.1utiuuu,c in
which j. situated JHs Armenian
Cathedral, the zrrue ~ tine attack
on Sunday 10y mob un the ArWeu-
ian patriarch, t-eJU-s q his alleged
weak attitude toward the Porte r.
garding the ogtrlEcs pcgp-tfatel by
TURKS iu Armenia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29

WAsIuNGTpS. July % -bIorgan
presented resolutions adopted 20 s
public meeting Of repaid caUsa Biz
minghgm, Ala. a-lIGs, the passage
% The election HIli.
The ta-r bib ass taken un reui-
ing the question bearing on ii,-
Pbersou's amendment C;lCrei We
teriay.
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Billiards. IIoTcHoUad syrup for
Mhnnrlne aansh.

There i no remedy in tine world
which will give such prompt relief
IN Wl1oqiug Cough as BG''GriS
Horehgusd Strip. 10 will positively
ruueir. Ifygg viii tgy &c YOUR chill
irru viii NOT keep yHu aw8Fr al
MIGHT coughing. Elllgr.'s iIuEs-
hound syrup Is tine mos. cooling
and soothing remedy for CUu-ump-
ton. Coughs, Colds. Bronchitis and
Asthma. in the wus.t. It is fr-r
from opium. Ithgills Up I-v It's
sue, strengthens the Luugs, and is
aI incoupubie remedy, mate Of
the hest and uurs-t materials. II
your Lungs are wyas aUg you have
g tickling iu you- throat yuu need
10. 4. e. VI. :. Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29

How 10 the szUr5in-men q tbis
city like the "Liberal'' plot to rob
Them Of their votes? It's hoped by
the "Li0eFais' that many working
men viii he unable to appear at Tie
time set 10 hear objections and thus
an excuse viii be open 20 strike
1heir NAMES lsom the lists. 81 they
are servei with objections sialr,v IN
Put them 10 annoyance and exueu--
Ii they respond, This Is LlbsraI''
.cVe Tor the Eoos element Every
decent man, no malta- whatmay be
ms political complexion. ought 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29

CINCTNNAII. July -. - iuccn-
diaries set fire 10 tIe residence OF
tine Rev. David Plumb iu Gale,
lndiana, thi, morning. Mr.. Plumb
was fatally burned and his wife AMI
three children persisted iu the
fllm,s. Nj. iumu Is q p-Jm!uuut
minister.
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OMAHA, Neb., july .q.-Comr-
troiler Mink, acting purchasing
agent Anderson, and three or f1ur
expert accouutsnts are hard at
work on the Nckibbi1 matter.
Last week one mau went through
all ths express offices and took from
Tue books carefully prepared list OF
the packagzs containing money
sent by supply men 10 McKihbin
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SIOUN CITY, Ia. July -s.-The
mysterious Pacific Short Line stiN
remains as much OF q mystery -
ever. Col. Donald Mclean. presi-
! dent OF the company returned from
the east today, where he has been
I for the past SIX weeks working Ia
the interests OF his line. In an in
terviey lac said: "rhe short Line Is
not sold. nor VIII It be. This re-
! port originated from lis aiisfled
stockholders. 4. =. Garr,s0n. who
Is one Of the heaviest s;0cShuiitry.
Is also largely interested in
the sioux City * Northern. the
road that operates In CJuiunt-
ton with the Great North
ern between Sioux City ami the
Lake routes. He WIS anxious 10
have the Short Line make J-ffic
arrangements with that line. I
refused Go consent 10 il. - this line
would not meet with the rs4uirt-
mUn,s Of our road. We ugeue.! a
Chicago line. and for that reason we
formed an Alliance with the Chic.-
Ga, Milwaukee a y. Paul r0aI. Mr..
GGrresUu did not like this. and
wishing % secure control o., tHp
Short Line, he made an Oite- o.!
three million G1!llrs for the raa,!
Is constructed from Sioux Cifv
to o'NeiA, anu il was refused
because tine ro1G is nDtior sale. IL
viii he finished u OGDEN Hv tI,.
original management. / have :eie- .
graphed Scuilin Bro. Of 81. Luis.
TO 90 st once to O7Ncil and COM
mence work. Financial arr.tuls,- |
ments have been made d push ~.
work forward mpitly from OsNefI |
to Ogden. ami the construction gl /
the road Is nov an assured fact,
"Whnt Interest Is lacking in thu.
rOad?i' was asked.
Oh, suffice Il To shy that the road |
will Ice nuilt and that there isar1rI. |
capital hack o. IL 10 make one of In. |
best lines Tor Pacific Coast cpnne...
tons between the last and the West
Traffic will open on In. new line
from Sioux City TO O'Neill the fifst
OF the month. The r0ad is all right 4
anu Is not sold. Onthat score there
Is no question.''
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Familie- not already supplied
should lose no time lu procuring "a
bottle Of CiImurriaiu's Cole, thul-
era and Dilgrh"a REMEDY. 70 j.
the only remedy that can always be
depended urou iu- bowel complaint
in all its forms. Twenty-Five and
fifty cen. iuJiiez trrsaie ~ Z. G.. VI.
/. Drug Dept.
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woTIcs TO CREDITORS.


E-l.tr of J=nc =. smith, deceased.
~vO-ICE Is HEEEBY GIVEN NJ TIE
- rn,Ie-slgncI. eNecU.or- OF the EsiAtc
~ So s. smith. deceased, 20 The cred
It1-f ~. and an persons having claims
--1Tras 'l.- .aia deceased, 10 exhibit them
-.--l.tl- ..sf,- fhe nr-t publication Of this no.
f.-- h ne said Wilfori FOwlcs smith, al
~ &c.. s4is.z-s. No. 90 West 9Th south street.
-tIr fake rs = the Cogn5y % salt Lake,
Utah Territory.
Dated Jlrc = 'r1i, 47sL
HENRY JOB SMTTE.
WU FORD EOWLSsi SfiTA.
T-ya,-lfrr. OF the E-tate Of Jane g saith,
.r-...'.-rF q Ily.lW
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had suffered for years with =
complaint tine physicians called
gravel. and they had given zap the
attempt TO help me. Ny wife heard
Il DR.. David kenn dy's fayOgite
Remedy, Of R1ndou,, y. y. aud
spoke rs above. To please her I got
q bottle. Used that and two OF
tnlge more, gnd presently the irJu-
hlc vanished never o. return
Washington Monroe, Ca'ssill, l.I.
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EoTIcE 10 CREDITORS.


ATOTICE Is HEREBY eITES ~ TIE
y uLdsrs.gued Etmiui str7irriv % t1c
Estate ut Edward Brain. dcces-Cd, 60 nc
creditors o., and al persons having claims
against .gc SAID deceased. 10 exhibit them
witt ths necessary vouchers, within ten
months Gf.CE JHc f'r-t publication OF tals no
tsr,. o. ifa SID ..dlint-trstrIN, At the otice
oil Isaac V. WaideI, Attorney, Utah Com
mes cal and Savings Bank building. SAT-
lake city. Iu the County OF salt Lake, I tab
TERRITORY.
Dated July 9Th. ism
ANNIE PETERS BRAIN.
Administrator nf the Estate Of EdWard
Er.tu. deceased. 4 oaN jw
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HnI.I Tor .I,innrnt.

NEW YORK, July .9.-Onu mil
lion two hIuGreJ anu twenty-five
thousand dollars worth %. gYl: has
been or-.re. !ur export lhus fir u.is
v-t-p1-
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TEEEIToEY OF UTAH,
Gnuurv n Salt T.nka So

THE loug spell of no. weather was
varied today by a gusty wind, which,
however, did not reduce the tenn
per3ture much, while it raised a
great deal Of dust.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS.

Er'lic Royal Barney, deceased.
vTGTI-E IS HEREBY GIVEN BN TIE
~ uUHgrs. zueI. Royal b. Young and
Ho,aI = Ea-rcv, executors Of the estate
n Eaval =. Barney. deceased. - the
.-rg.lftarz Of -. -sl persons having claims
~. .raf The said Gecc-esi, % exhibit them
with Tie necessary vou-A-rs within ten
months after the drsg pchll-e1 On Of this
notice, o. the said royal T. sGGg. ~ -
= Ea-L TEMPLE street salt Lake 90. n
me County 1f salt Lake. Jtah TsrTitgrT.
ROYAL 4. NDJ Nt.
ROYAL A EAESET.
E.rgusHs- q tho estate % Royal Barney.
deceased.
l,rr-4 Ir,fv 1rd. i-s1. GIaw5v
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LAKE lily. J ulN - How
-ReqistTdtiOH O1ieer,-


DEAR SIR:-YOu are hereby re-
quested and directed 10 instruct the
judges of election OF your various
precincts, to forward the returns Of
The August election to this oi,ice
Immediately after the vote IS car
vassed. This is important.
By Onier OF the Commission.
Yours respectfully,
ELIJAH SELLS,
SecTelarv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29

Try Morrison, Merrill & Co. on
Lumber. Large stock of everything
pertaining 10 the business. 9Is
North, 81 West. dim
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GREAT BRITISH STATESMEN.

tAS --AlA~ 81 t-'i- =.la PIC on the 1FUEfl
Ia that they placed too high an esii-
? mate upon his character. \ local
: contemporary made this remark a
subject Tor adverse criticism Of the
= Grand Old 1Isn.- While admit
ting him 20 be one Of the most culli-
waited and best informed men Of the
age, tile paper referred TO failed TO
/ see where he had exhibited true
siatesuaushin. One Of the reasons
upon which Tie estimate was
founded was the fact that Ice had
frequently changed his base. This
Of Itself would u-t Ue
strong point against 0lr. Glad
stones craftsmanship. Progressive
men occasionally change their
opinions, and it is not fair 90 infer.
unless the evidence on ths
point is uuqge=tioHlblc, tina,
in presenting change Of
front they are simply trimming
th-irsails 20 catch llr r9alla breeze.
I Comparative char -t-rs were intro
duoeG TO show the ia-er0rity Of AIr. (
! GIaIstore's etafesmansH iu-Bri-ht .
/ and Baacou-Geld.
To cur view John Bright could I
/ not, asa statesman, be aPar1rriateiy .
/ compared 20 lIr. Gladstone. the lat +
Ter being ia almost every direction F.
| his superior. Gafs tome lsa natural Z
leader 3fuen. This Is an essential /
F. qualification. Wftgru-5s g.e states
man IS hama-7eE So e5l.yine his
! measures -9-EaIl g.. slceDs, not
/ haviu- lHc necessary assistance. NIr.
Bright was great ASA political stand (
ard bearer, uo, as a lgaie- I'm detail ;
at close quarters. He was well .
nigh iavlaciale or the platform. /
While mot as I5-ica! as /
Gladstone, he was more power .
/ ful with the legg,y as 81 speaker. I
Beyond this re afl "a. hold high I
place IN the field Of -salasmauzbia. /
His power was displayed in the
championship Of a measure or I
movement, not IN originating
either. i
The s.alesmsuzaip OF Beacols-
field differed ls1m u.a. ID Gladstone
as widely as the characteristics Of
the two men. While the home
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29

GRAND RAyIus, Mich. July 20.
The street s@- strike was setjlyG
last night tue company accCGiug to
the strikers demands, and they r.
sumej work this morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29
THE UTAH COMMISSION.
Request for Immediate Forwarding
Of Election Returns-tienersl
Circular.

The Utah Commission sent oGt
the following yesterday to the differ
ent registration officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29
PEOPLES TICKET.
General Election, August 4, 1890.

SALT LAKE COUNTY.
For Sr!erfmaB=
GEORGE L. CUSHING.
For County clerk
FERGUS FERGUSON.
Tor Recorder
JOHN II. RUAEL, JR.
For Assessor
}. H. Give.
For sheriff
ANDREW J. BURT.
For Treasurer:
Jos. b. TORONTO.
For Surveyor:
LAFAYETTE BURTON.
For Coroner:
LORENZO CRACROFT.
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- rtst'hnr,rIgN sgnnrEn.

LONDON, July -9.-fle following
cable, dated Bucuus Ayr,s, July .,
.1::.l -. m, has lust been received It
the Legation OF the Argentine Re
public in this city. II j. announced
that the IusufregtiJU is completely
subjued. The President u the 1t
pubiic ami uatiouai cabinet are Civ
ing orders from the national govern
meut house. The finance minister
is at liberty. -iguedJ JUAN GAR
CHA.
senior Garcia, The -iEuer II tine
above dispatch, is Argentine minis
ter Of finance. lie Was taken 10 p.is-
on by the rev1luLinuists nj tine begin
uiugO the Jutbre K Oh saturday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29

IL, IhE last twenIy-fouf houf. hiss
, ,I1l a very quiei period in police
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29
Conflicting kilograms Come From
BnenOs AIRES Regarding The
Situation There.
LATEST NEWS MUCH MORE
ASSURING.
Aa Official Dispatch STATES That Ihe
Instruction + Completely
Subdned.
REPRESENTATIVE sFfysts Ar
TAcKS SPEAKER REED.
1 Minister'S Family Burned 10
Death Through IN Act cf
lncendiari>m.
Telegraph 70 the NEws.i
FROM BJENOs ANREs.
Terms Agreed Tpsa EetwseE the
Tao Egyui Forces


Terms Agreed Tpsa E;etwter the
Tao glyui Forces
LONDON. July GA dispatch to
the Times dated BlcuGs Ayre-. July
>, ppm, says: ID is rrasse!ied that
the terms for settlement between the
government; AMI revolutionary
forces have been agreed upon. Ac-
c0rdiuE b these tire civilians who
have taken part in the in-urrcctign
will not he punished. al tine cap
tlins Of the revolutionary forces 1uG
all the officers above the grade o!
captain viii be deprived Of rank.
The artillery Of the iusurrectionists
will Ice surrendered tomorrow. The
above dispatch is rFesiieu; Gel
mans version of the situation AZ
Buekos Ayes.
Private dispatches from That city
dated the 18Th. ESQ pm, state that
there is no change in the situation,
and no chance for q compromise bt~
tween tne factions. Tie matter,
the dispatches say, mus, be Tough;
mt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29

ORPHAN. or feruIilI', Re .l-1
SO lady can afford - mile
Unir-s her teeth are lake the nov
And u she tfIi Iu tai-.
AMI can't afford 90 smile ur Ii77
she must u-e ~HLJu1NT, trow-
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Markets AND STOCKS.
CHICAGO xARKEr.

CHICAGO NARKEr.
Chicago. July %. lis D. n.
Wheat Easy; cash. aas,: sent o..
Corn-E tsyi cash. IS, Sept 45s..
01ts-tirmi cash, sii; sept, $50.
Bsrley->tesdy.
Pork-steadys cash. Il: Sept, lh.-5aI5.
L=rd-sieady. Cash, Gle. sept, s.ssaz :.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-07-29

PARIS, July 19.-Gengrl Mite,
formerly prysi'len. Of the Argentine
republic, who mas been residing
here, has suddenly taken his dc
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,,.u SCHEDULE.

Following Is The <:ssdiis Of =, 80 ~, Pcs;
eiosing OF Maiis :. - i'a-e
Olce. November =. H.
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TO EXCLUDE VOTERS.

q. l.. trOlf kEN.
Chairman Utah Commission.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-28

COUNTING A QUORUM The U. S. Senate
on Saturday passed a bill to carry out, in
part, the terms OF the agreement with the
Sioux Indians of Dakota for the sale Of a
portion of their reservation, and appropriat-
ing 81 500 900 for the purpose. In the
House during the discussion OF the leeisla
tive appropriation bill, there was spat be
tween Representatives Eaoe and Evans, OF
Tennessee, in regard to the appointment Of
40 Objectionable postmaster 10 that State
Finally the committee rose and reported
the bill to the House. On ordering the pre-
this point was raised by Mr.. Bynum.
A count failing to Gevelope que
rum, a call of the House was or
dcred. The scenes attending call of the
House were then enacted. After five hours
consumed in this manner further proceed
ings under the call were dispensed With
and the question REQUIRED on ordering the
previous question. The vote stood 1856 to
10, and Mr.. ByDum raised the point that
there WAS no quorum present. The Speak
er pro tenn. thereupon counted the Houee
and announced that there were 1877 mem
bers present-more than quorum. Mr.
voting, the yeas and navs were ordered.
The vote resulted-yeas 141. nays 20. the
Speaker counting Messrs Abbott. Breckir :
ridge (Kentucky). DaHaven, Euloe and
Goodnight to make quorum, and declared
the previous question ordered, and the
HOUSE then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-28
MONETARY AND C0mmGRCIAL.
NEW YORK, April 29.-Ihe stock market opent

NEW YORK, April 28.-Ihe stock market opened
with rush this morning, the trading being ex-
tremey large, while the first prices in sympathy
with the London figures generally from I.
to q per cent. higher than Saturdays closing.
The high prices, however, brought out great deal
of stock and everything almost receded from tho
opening figures in the early dealings. The early
losses were generally smaller than tho opening
advances, however, and the market later recov-
cred its strong tone, becoming somewhat less ac-
tive and in many cases the opening prices were
again reached. At II o'clock the market was ac-
tive and strong at small changer from the opening
prices.
BALTIMoRs, April 2S.-yirginis 6s CONSOLE
dated As psst,due coupon :: 1o-40s :; do 3s
66aG7.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-28

The JACKSON STATUE Valentines statue
of "Stonewall" Jackson, which ia to be
erected in bronze at Lexington, is out of the
maud, and is magnificent and most forci-
BILE example of plastic and sculptural art. In
the course of the next few weeks the public
will probably have an opportunity Of view
ing it at his studio before it is sent to the
founders for its reproduction in bronze.
The figure is heroic, standing as 1t does eight
feet clear of the piinth. The pose is easy
hut striking, and conveys an impression of
jackson under some inspiration that had
transformed the quiet professor into the
warrior.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-28

LABOR TROUBLES FEARED -Advices from
all parts of Europe except Russia show that
the ruling powers are locking forward with
deep anxiety to May /. There is a feeling
on the Continent which is to more or less
extent entertained In London, that some
mysterious disaster will occur on Thursday.
For the most part the fears seem to be IN
necessary. There mny he trouble In Paris
and Visnpa. but it is difficult to discern any
reason for it elsewhere. In many of the
capitals the military are held in reserve to
suppress any violence. Zola, the French
novelist, says he considers the May day
movement premonitory sign of universal
crisis which is bound to be reached soon in
the relations of The classes aud the masses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-28

YEsTERDAY.-The weather yesterday
morning was cloudy and unpropicious, but
just before church time the clouds diset-
pcsred and he sun shone out brightly. 10
The evening", however, ominou5 clouds gath
cred a2ain in MI directions, and about
O'clock there wes storm of some violence,
lasting for an hour or so, during which rain
teil in torrents, >oding the etreets and eau. :
lag the cutters 10 run rivers. Hali also tell
in the upper part of the city, but none in
southern section, After the storm the ten
perature became much cooler, the W nd in
the meantime having veered to tie mort >
west, from which quarter g stiff bret 70 bew
during The rest of the evening and all night
The weather kept many people at home, so
The churches had not as large congregations
as is usual at this season of the year. La the
evening during the rain the streets we're al
most deserted, aud the steamers and trains.
which usually on bright Sunday evenings
are crowded brought but few passengers
here. The day was an orderly one, the al
rests by the poiics hens only for minor o.
fences In many Of the churches, at night,
at the request OF the various temperance o.
carnations OF the city, sermons on temper
arce were preached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-28
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Mr.. Frank Bette, well known citizen
of Accotink, was stricken with paralysis on
Saturday.
MIR. VIM. Rodgers on Saturday lost va
liable mare and colt, which fell in ditch on
his farm In Fairfax county, near this CITY,
Ga Saturday number of new depoaitors
were added to those already on the books OF
the savings bank increasing the list to lO2.
The horse belonging to Mr.. John Wenizel,
which strayed from the White House farm,
below this city. on Thursday, was yesterday
returned to MIR. WenIzsl.
Marriage licenses were Issued In Wash
ington on Saturday to W. A. Fithful. of Bal.
timore, and Mary E Grimslev, of Fairfax
county Matthew Sieson and Maggie L R.
Moran. both of Qnsntico, and 20 B. d. Dech-
art and Mary G. McAilis;er, both of Harri-
sonburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-28

PoLICE GsoRT.-Last night was clear
and cool sfter O'Clock with three prisoners
and two dodgers at tie station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following csses:
stephea Smith, arrested by Officers TIGER
end Jones foi an assault on John DeSiiva,
M4l2slia Swallow arrested by officers Price
ead Arlington for Gisorderly conduct, An
drew Jacasor colored, by officers TIGER and
Jones toy an assault on Geo. Turley, Annie
Mitchell, oy .officers Price and Arlington
for di-orderiy conduct aud James Bryant
and Chfa. Poindex;er, colo,ed, by officer
Bette fordisorderly conduct, Were fined 81 0o
each
Jos. Fair. coored, arrested by officers
Be,ls ana Young for disorderly conduct and
Jas. Too,uton, colored, by officers Belts and
Taylor for al assault on Fielding Lewis,
Also coosed, were fined g so each.
Jss Baal, coIored, arrested by special OH
Ger Smith for disorGerly conduct, and Cary
Jones' arrested by officers Grady aud How :
son far throwing stones in the street, were
fined s each,
Mary Brooks, colored, arrested by cilicer
TIGER charged with stealing money and
clothing from JOS Mitchell also colored,
was dismissed for want of evidence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-28

BALTIMORE, April 2S-cotton firm; middling
IFS. Flour quiet and unchanged Whest-
Southern firm and higher Fultz 9Oa95 long
berry 92a05; No 92s93; steamer red SASSY;
Western easy aud firm; No winter red spot and
April 91%4a92; May 81 As9l y; July IS. Corn
Southern firm; white 45a4! yellow 4la43 !;
Western strong mixed spot and April 4l4Sa42;
May 4Oa4OA Juno 393. GAO; July 40A; ASgust
40ha40a. steamer 49, Oats firm; Southern and
Penns 3Oa34 Western white 33a34 do mixed
31s32 graded No white 33. Rye fairly active;
primo to choice 60a62. Hay firm; primo to
choice timothy S14a14 go Provisions steady
and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-04-28

PFRsoNAL.-The Northern Neck NeaUs
sal Col. Theodore II. Ficklin. whose name
is Ia liar to many of our readers especial
~ IN Essex county. where he was boru and
reared, but who for the past twenty Eve
years has been resident of Alexandria, has
been recently appointed Surveyor of that
city. Col. Fcklin is one of Alexandria's
most prominent and popular citizsne.
MIR. J. l.. Dyson Ia seriously i'll at his
home. on upper Prince street.
Miss Irene Woodv, of Fredericksburg, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Frank Daley.
Miss Lewis, of Newark, N. j.. Is visiting
the family of Mr.. Henry Elliott, on Wash
iDgtop street.
Miss Virginia Burke has returned from a
visit to friends in Boston.
Messrs j Schneider, manager, and }. A.
Paul, foreman of the shoe factory, will leave
here ths evening for Philadelphia to pur-
chase machinery for that factory which, 1t
is expected, will be put in operation In
short time.
Nv Il. W. Armstrong has returned from
a trip through the West, where he went on
legal business.