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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-17
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

A Soap Bubble at Ming's again this even
ing.
Mile Rhea and company in Josephine at
IMinRs on Thursday evening.
|, There will be a practice game of foot ball
ibis afternoon by the Helena foot bali team.
The first June roses are out, on the beau
;iful lawn of N. II. Webster, on Broadway.
Feb M. Harris, of Missoula, was ap-
.ointed notary public yesterday by Gov
rnor Toole.
Prof. Rimandy, late leader of the Califor-
ia Opera company's orchestra, has taken
barge of the orchestra at Ming's.
halt Lake City have established a branch
Hce in the Merchants National bank
building.
The Helena Catholic Literary society held
meeting last night. The next meeting
~ be held in the new school building on
atholic hill.
There is some talk of starting a brewery
bar the Northern Pacific depot. It is ex-
ected that plans for the project will soon
prepared.
Joe Choisser has purchased the interest
onns, and the business will run as usual at
o old stand.
VIM. Pratt, an old-timer, was picked up
the street on Park avenue last night at
pretty late hour, having been unconscious
me time fromsthe effects of fit. He was
moved to the police station and attended
Two we'll known citizens of Rimini have
lde a date for duel. One of the men
pressing engagement in San Fran
GO, and upon his return the duel will
&c place probably. Cause: Both men
% the same girl.
The Brethren of st. Andrews and the
ag's Daughters of the Episcopal church
last night at the home Of Mrs. Wickes,
Broadway, to organize society for the
ial and literary entertainment of the
ing people connected with the church.
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Prof. Alexander.

he Salt Lake Tribune, speaking of Prof.
|xander, who opens with free lecture at
,ore hall Wednesday night, says: Over
hundred people turned away the first,
crowded houses thirteen nights is sufi-
lit evidence that Prof. Alexander's lee
IS were highly appreciated.
arrest in his lectures and honest in his
neations he merits the esteem of all who
in favor of progress.
ne Anaconda Standard says: He not
tells the characteristics known to all,
many things only realized by the one
mined.
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TO SAVE JACKSON'S NECK
Aiildavits and Petitions Presented to
Governor Toole for q Commu-
tation of Sentence.
Tho Way In Which the Jury
Reached Their Verdict After
Long Deliberation.
They Reached Verdict Of Guilty by
Agreeing to Sign . Petition for
Comm utation.

Mr.. b. G. Davies, counsel for Albert
jackson, made formal application to Gov
ernor Toole yesterday for Communication of
sentence for his client. The case as pre-
sented is IN interesting one and il without
parallel, except in single instance. 1t
will be remembered that the jury in Jack
sons case remained out three days after re-
porting to the court their inability to agree.
The vote at that time stood ten to two for
conviction and this remained unchanged
until the last minute. when, to tho surprise
of everyone, a verdict Of guilty was rem
dered. While it was the almost unanimous
expected that the jury would reach disa-
greement after the prolonged sitting. II
now appears that the jury re-
sorted to an almost unheard-
of artifice for the purpose Of avoiding q
new trial. They agreed among themselyes
of murder in the first degree, and then sign
q petition for communication, believing that
this would bo secured ON unanimous request
on their part. Mr.. Davis did not find this
out until after the appeals to the district
and supreme courts had been decided upon.
He naturally wished to secure an affidavit
showing this to present to the governor. He
found that none of the jurymen we're will
ing to sign affidavits to this effect, though
several Of them went to the governor and
stated the situation. They avoided affida-
Wits for the reason that they swore to render
a verdict on the facts and evidence in the
case, and besides it is contrary to the
rules of the court for iurymen
to tell what occurred during their
consideration Of the case. Signatures to
af1idavits of this character might bring
them into court. This is tho way the mat
ter stands with reference to the jury. Mr..
Davies presents his own affidavit to the gov
ernor stating that several jurymen told him
! personally that they reached their verdict
by the argument referred to. Accompany
ing this affidavit is petition for commute
ton signed by about fifty citizens. Among
the signatures of the jurymen are N. H.
Webster, A. Gerhauser, J. w. Hathaway,
William Sims, d. G. Silliman, w. II.
Guthrie, A. Ekland and w. H. Green. The
absence of other jurymen from town pre-
vents their signatures to the petition:
Among the names of citizens are Sheriff
Jefferis, John w. Thompson, J. B. Wilson,
n Aldermen Dunn, Lissner and Hawley, H.
G. Yaeger and Ex-Sergeant Nicholson and
Judge Sanders.
The governor will probably announce his
decision in the matter to-day. If he IA
vors The communication respite will be
|, granted, and the case will go before the
board of pardons. If he declines to inter-
;fere, jackson will be executed on Saturday.
The death warch has already been set and
the gallows is ready to be placed in position
| lin few hours. jackson appears cheerful,
land is confident Of securing communication
of sentence.
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The Old Louvre.

ow R. II. Kleinschmidt, assignee, opens
sday evening at O'Clock. As the stock
listing Of fine cigars, wines and liquors,
I be sold out, have concluded to sell
at cents. whisky at 10 cents, cigars at
tents or three for quarter, for cash
+. Dial will be manager until fur
notice. r. H. KLEMsCHMIDr.
Assignee.
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Forbes & Davis Special

Forbes 6 Davis Special
5000 shares Copper Belle.
500 shares Combination.
5000 shares Silver Arrow.
5000 shares Castle Crescent.
1000 shares Argenta.
1000 shares Glengary.
1000 shares American Ruby.
5000 shares Champion.
$3.50 shares o. 4. 3 n.
FoR1n 4 DAVIS,
NuINo Exc1AxoK,
f,s.-. 8aad n Dailsy Dloek.
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FRO. Alexander.

ON the interet already manifested we
no doubt Enore hall will be too small
bold Prof. Ai<ander's audience on
nesday evening.
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Special Meeting.

be board of county commissioners Of
is and Clarke county will meet in
lai session, Saturday, June 81, 1880. at
m. BY ,rder of the board.
j. s. Took KR, Clerk.
elena, Mon, June 16, 1880.
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Arrivals at Tho Helena.

s. B. Dodge Chicago. W. p. Thomas, San
P. +. Gordon, Syracuse, Francisco.
n. Y. Mrs. Mccormick, Mis-
Miss Mccormick. Mis- soula.
soula. Joseph A. Baker, Fort
Miss Baker and maid Benton.
Fort Benton. Miss Alice Conrad
H. T.. Spencer, Bis Fort Benton.
marck. Chas. T. FOlliatt, Great
j. Z. Naslin Chicago. Falls.
G. w. Atterbury, st. G. G. Liebhardt, Den.
Louis. yer.
G. +. Dayton. Chicago. Chas. Beaderkoff and
Miss NJ. 8: Smith, Ralti- family. Wilmington
more Md. Del
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PERSONAL,

Mrs. J. Kenna and children left for Salt
Lake City yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. n. Keefe will entertain some OF
her trends with a musicale tonight.
Col. Bradshaw and j. B. Leahy, Of Butte
are sojourniDg in the social and financial
metropolis.
Misses Laura and Mary league, nieces Of
Hugh McQuaid, are spending their vaca-
tions in Wisconsin.
Judge Dewitt went. over to Thompson
Falls yesterday to spend few days sport
ing with the fnny tribe.
.. Assessor Geo. Walker went down to the
Sun River district yesterday on his annual
round up for taxable property.
Senator Jos. A. Baker, accompanied by
his daughter and Miss Alice Conrad and
maid, returned from st. Louis yesterday,
where Senator Baker had been visiting
friends.
Salt Lake bound Union Pacific passengers
yesterday included g. 4. Vernan, J. H.
JOS. Cox, Mrs. Mollie Guirvitz, Mrs. A. II.
Martin and A. H. Cople.
James Shields, the genial and uncom-
planning mayor of Elliston and vicinity,
left for home yesterday. He states that
Mrs. Shields has not yet recovered from hel
illness, but is doing very favorably.
Great Northern departures yesterday
were: ID. u. Crandall and family, New
York; F. L. Harmon and T. H. Harmon,
Seattle; E. Franklin, Boston, Mass; Geo.
kalb. Pittsburg; Pa; A. E. Oeleson, Elmi.
"a, N. Y; G. N. Moore, st. Louis, NO.;
Mrs. Grace Curtin, Chicago; Mrs. G. O..
Curtin, Chicago; A. w. Gobbell, st. Paul;
G. A. Bowman, Saginaw, Mich; Jno.
Hooker, Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs. II. L.
Blakeley,- Hannibal, No.; Miss Grace
Thomas, ST. Joseph, Mo.
Will Arrive To-day.
The following passengers will arrive in
Helena this afternoon on the Northern Pa
ciic train:
Mrs. F. Bear, A. B. Clements, L. E. An
derson, John Trigse, Noah James, William
Temby.
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Grand Militia Ball.
MT forget the gram ball to be given at
.ev State arsenal, F;day. July i.

Hyde Park improvement comnanv. Of Salt
|Cify, have established . rsnsh ofi;es Esrs
Msrchants National Ban Buiidinr. IA.
strast entrance. Hyde PAk Il one a. m.
/ 3 saditiens to Salt Laks 6; and : &c Lots s
- kko hpe eAkas. - =. Z
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Arrivals ut the Grand Central.

Bias. Bowers, Living H. B. Nye, Gregory
ston. r. 8. Howard, New
John Duffy, Marysville. York.
c. Felt, Salt Lake. j. D. Finn, LIVINGSTON
Jacob kauf, Wickes: Thos. Sanford, PECAN.
Z. :. Gayerty, Missoula. +. NJ. Eastman, Chicar
G. NJ. Blackman, Cho- 20.
teau. A. 7. Burns, East Hell
s. s. Morrison. Great ena.
Falls. w. ". Priesrly, Great
]. r. B. Coon, Butte. Falls.
j. @. Shirley, Union, J. s. Thornton, Mays
Oregon. ville
P. j: ,Harrigan, Marys- j. w. Hilby, Butte.
Vile. j. T. Sites. Great Falls,
81. G. Phelps, Jefferson. Chaa. 4. RAIDER, White
Chas. Cochran, York. Sulphur Springs.
j. Gleason, Wolf Creek. j. 8. b. Clements, Ell
listOn.
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Call at the Office of the Hyde Park Improve
ment company, in the Merchants National Bank
Building, Edwards street entrance. and see the
1tV ~~~--O
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Hyde Park is one of the leading additions to
Salt Lake City and will bring in large returns to
Investors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-17

ween Chicago and San Francisco. You can
BILE your money in twelve months on lots in
lie Park addition.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The small audience at Ming's last even.
ing would have enjoyed the Soap Bubble
better if it had been in the hands of more
capable people. The play is one Of the best
farce comedies yet produced and is full OF
funny situations and incidents. Any man
without ordinary talent could whittle out a
better company than that seen last evening.
This could be accomplished with less effort
in the case of the young man who essays to
play the part of the sky -larking lover. Mr..
jerome, who is rather clever, did the best
work as B. Wiley Dodge, the philanthropic
detective. Miss Dolly Foster makes brave
effort to be cute, but the effect on the audi
ence is painful. Her songs were fairly
we'll rendered and her dancing was very
poor. The applause of the evening went to
Julie Mackey. She has a masculine voice
which she uses with good effect. The trio
of nations was a rather pleasing feature of
the entertainment. The other actors did
the best they could but aroused no enthusi-
asm in the audience.
The play will be given again this evening.
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| The firm Of Witherbee, NAPLES q Go: is this
|nAy dissolved by mutual consent, =. g. Wither-
bee and w. L. NAPLES retiring.
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Rhea.

Thursday evening the distinguished
French actress Rhea will appear in her
great historical character, Josephine. The
well-known leading actor, William Harris,
will take the character of Napoleon. His
makeup is said to be wonderful, and, az is
very well known, his acting is superb. The
company is said to be exceptionally strong.
The play will be given with special detail
as to costumes, mounting, etc., and the
performance will undoubtedly be one of
the dramatic events of the season.
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| ANTED-EXPERIENCED STATE SPE-
w cial and local agents to represent the Ma
tional Home Building Loan Association. Our
| agents are making money. Address with refer
ence. naming this paper. L N. Clarke. Secretary,
bloomington. Ill
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WANTED-GOOD SOBER YOUNG MAN
w who has had some experience in the bakery
line; state wages. Address Vienna Bakery, Boze-
man. Mont.
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FINE = WHISKIES--
Bourbon, Rye, Bond and Lii
lard, McBrayer, o. F. G. Taylor,
Boones, Knoll, etc; absolute
purity guaranteed.
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FOR RENT-MIsCELLANE
FOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE. IS BOUTI
BentOn avenue.
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WANTED-5O MEN FOR GREAT FALLS
w sewer work at once. Summers job; wages
81 per day. Apply to Tuck & Huelster, contrac-
tors.
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FOR RENT-ROOMs FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
rooms at reasonable rates. Harvey block.
Grand street. Next door Hotel Helena.
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"a reasonable Apply at this office.
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. 225 HEAD OF
graded Durham stock-cattle, including u
one, two and thrse-year-old steers and four Dur,
hmm bulls, this years calf crop thrown in; rang
ing between Gallatin and Bozeman. Must B,
sold ct once. Apply Longmaid Bros, Gallatin,
Montana.
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Irish and Scotch WHISTLES
In bulk and cases. Cordials
and Bitters in plain and Fancy
bottles.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE,

WANTED--LADY AGENTS FOR NEW RUB
W Der undergarment. Indispensable to ladies';
proof free Address Little Co. ZIG Clark street.
Chicago, Ill.
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EOUND--A PACKAGE CONTAINING STOCK
4 ings and gloves. Owner can have the same
by applying at this Office.
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Cons olation RYE WHISKY
The best in the market, beyond
question. Mineral Water, i'm
ported and Domestic, Ale,
Stout, Ginger Ale, imported.
New England and Medford
Rum. hungarian and Austrian
Wines, in cases.
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| ,OST--BETWEEN RODNEY ST. AND FOOT
~ Of Broadway. ladys pocketbook containing
about $50 Finder will receive reward by leaving
it at this Office
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TOR SAI4E-CHEAP, A FIRST-CLASS 70
= horse upright steel boiler. Apply ct thi'
Office.
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TOR RENT--FURNISHED ROOMS AND
board in desirably located pleasant hOme-
like boarding place. Home cooking. 81 south
Benton avenue.
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WANTED -SALESMAN--A NEW YORK TEA
" and coffee importing house require live
wideawake representative in this city and vicini-
ty. One acquainted with grocers generally and
commanding some trade in this line We will
make liberal terms with. Experimenters not
wanted. Address New York, this office.
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WANTED SALESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
w man to push our manufactures on this
ground. One of our agents earned 81, 200 in 49,
Address P. o. Box 1871, New York.
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CIGARS !!

La PROPULSION, Chess Club, Puri-
ty, II. Jpman, La Hija, Reina
Madre, Mil Hemoso, Perfsctos,
Espaniola, COsmopslitana, and
other famous brands. Also a
full line of Key Welt and Do
mestic Cigars.
Received weekly from Havana.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-07-29
EXCURSIONS.
RIVER VIEW FOR 1890.

ALEXANDRIANs' MOST POPULAR RESORT.
The new excursion steamer SAMUEL j..
PENTZ, tho fastest on the Potomac, will leave
her wharf, foot OF Prince street, EVERY WED
NESDAY, at 1915 q. M. and 2:15 and 7:15 p. m.
Returning at 1890, $50 and II p. IN.
Tickcta 25c.
FAMILY DAYS commenre SATURDAY, July 5.
Dancing day and evening at the grounds in the
largest and finest pavilion south of New York.
The only place on the Potomac lighted by elec.
tricity.
Excellent meals furnished on the grouns at SOC.
This resort has fine Switch.back Railway and
all other popular amusements.
No Objectionable parties allowed on boat or
grounds. ES RANDALL,
my27 3m Proprietor.
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Witchcraft in ohio

a disisJeh II, y Pos e ou 3, . io laEs
T6e .i.,ie coiso.nc y q l. V.,s y Creak
il Me To~pshii, tais COG =. is just ct
prsosn5 r,iTra6 from conlay o c.seHaisr.
eaca ogrr tbs s6vsai % vi,1t bay t'j4fo
to be I ye,i;ebic aiich iu beif uGs. lais
yomen csme to The place ne ;ima -ec,
and sac- be baon !aECiag ryster'lr - fi-s.
snd bea bepon.e Inc tai. q tie cn ire aei>e-
horaood l. he CAV l:Ule she wardefr
about tbe county AIDE iFom cne eonse &c
another, IN er plDiGg 10 -imp 0oi-s Fisc5
with s.r.,uge as e. ot dc sat cv0atci WHICH
ssa hs v.a.tsa aa1 3f a.:..ee su2c'ceta7g.
paenonelz al.1h she has 'siHo.e e., end ci
eo.ne Of wrica sae hGs 81 PIT. Her
stock Of ujtcA ;oss Is bouac!esa, aati SO ur-
ders;aBds Ia. cham wei - tse guedi-
ciuel properties II aYsry piar; ia tHe fed
aad 1oodg. \ nis o s5e il sorle ssJ dil-
appears, sd sieonga oa -eyels oGcesieu-
sne has Been waiched she hes slHa5s tnsn
aged 30 e'ude i.2r saiee snd make Hcr rcc-
iurnal visits - s ci- and uos-ieodaa r.
Gently ohe has Geen m2GiU% suCs .anlsn-
ira exhibitions - aS- {: n 90 ecgloa
with M.s s. n G5eper # tast ne hhor
mood, wba faT 5clr hss 20 SIT NJ ifJco
negvuus affection Of toe u!u c.ss u nc,
neck so thsr size coud rs. keen Ter hesd
etiil. The wi:ch io!i ser hat re WIS M
der The spc.. oi Ger. sia noatf the cotnnu-
atty, whom she 6esc.ibed, efa hat Is ste
woold examiae he bsd and uiilo"s Htareon
che slep,, sbs wog:G fad ;tiry-.treo v''ch
balls The gxam!ua.iln vas ms9 anj, &C.
rous enough, iba exact Uunber nai!s,
lngeniously term d icl m tho stters. v7sre
fouud Aud nor iight ua5 hesn eup0in.-
cd whea, st tho bour q mdnistf, thsse
bslis are to Re burned, snd tach une,
the aroc1 dec!ares The man who is We ding
the spell will die ~ cnc. SOD he %c0!so be
cured The people ere eux!orsly aTsiting
the houf, and 10 the mesuiime the men de-
scrIhed by he mysterious Woman !e maviDg
nsivou9!y about anG uopeasantly coaacions
of being ope Of this main characters in e
most serious tragedy or most ridiculous
fDrce
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a Virginia Diplomat.

Oce of Washington's most distinguished
SID best-known hGbtues lie again to start
for foreign shore. Judge ". g. Riley OF
Accomac county, Virgins, has been nomi-
mated Consul at Puerto Cebe,io, Venezuela.
His first mission sbroaG Was at the hehest O.:
President GRAFT. who ssat bin aa commercial
Ambassador ac tho cuGrt eta colored Quesn
on the coast Of Zanzbar. The Judge lived
ia bungalow that overlooked the M0eam-
bjqae chaunei, and the saads ID font shotd-
o pleasant place for bathing. Nov the sub
jec,s of the QueeD were n the hscit ot :as-
itg possession os thDt beach, claiming they
had right 10 do as ihy eased Ia their
peiaeic way judge Riley hed, On the
other hand, that their ccrducJ in coming in
front Of bis bungalow Rnd squst,irg il The
moonlight With fo~ cctGes CO aad ia he
most uuseemiy fashion Wis shameful, aud
he ordered cut 3 coGp.e CT corn cnttere o
cruise nn tbs shore aad seiZs the usksG
offenders. 0ne mogoiug at taybFesk the
American Consul. looking frGm tte Tiacow
of his UuGga!oT, observed 'qhole fl et Of
dark poaahars aogaged il psiagic work. The
Consul did nc, heaiJate He seized s Tspid
fire battery lcbioh stood st haud, alaZed
away al the pscD!e and FLAG ;aei0 fas Of
bird shnt. The naked darkss ec@itered IN
sli directions. and ihe pelaec industry carae
to sudden end, Later in .he day 3 dele
CATION Of digriiariss, headed by tie Prime
Miulster, waited on the judge 20 mike 8
formal decara!ion Q! war against the
Uni:ed States, aud to gya the Jndps notice
to demand Bis exequatrs. TIE Judge pro-
tested aloqGeni J, but il vas Of no svail,
II snail appesi 10 the Que:0," he declared,
rsiug vita digoi'y.
"Alasn seld the Prime Minister, asd'y,
''her Majesty Tae nors serious oiured
than any OF har suti cLs"
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sALF.

By viEiuo of a decd of trust Gated June 30th
1852, and rcco- -ded in deed hook No. II, page
493, Oft tho land records of tho city o. Alexandria
ezecuieG by John Lawlor and Frances, his wife,
to John T. Nails, J sish II. D. Smcot and John 81
Parrott r.. trustees Of the old Dominion Cooper
atiye Binding Association Of Alexandria, Virgin.
ia, as also by virtuo oil certain other decd ot
trust, dated Scptomtor 18th, 1884, and reco dod
in dced took no. IA, page 493, of the said land
recor's, executed By the ssid John Lswler aud
Frances, h wife, 10 the seiG John T. Nails 10
siah II. D. smoot and john Fl. Parrott je, trustees
Of the said association the undersigned, trustees
Of the said association, will, on
SATURDAY, the End. DAY OF AUGUST, 1890,
st twelve o'clock E,
in front of the Roysl street entrance to the
Market Building, ilexsndris, Virginia offer for
eale at public auction for cash,
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND,
with the IMPROVEMENTS thereon, situated in
the city CT Alexandria, Virginia, on the north
side of Wolfe street, between Lee aud Union
streets, and bounced AID described as follows to
wit Beginning Oh Wolfe street rs feet east OF
Lee (formory Water street and running thence
northwaIdly parallel to Leo street 90 feet; thence
westwsIdly parallel to Wolfe street % feet;
thence southwaidly pa allel 10 Lee street 90 feet
to Wolfe street; Themes esstwardly with Wolfe
street 20 feet to tho beginning.
THOS. LEADBEATER.
T. s. REED.
jy1S Is &. II. LYLES
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ExrRAvAGASr TOILETS --Feminino ;oilcts in
England have this year reached hitherto un-
heard CT luxury of costiness. Natural flowers
have been entirely discsriod fc- imitation bios.
SOM made OF iewe.g. 81 receat state ball Lady
Brooke hsd Nile satin dress velid WITH trans
paront white silk rnuslia, all sewa over with scat
tered diamonds, and havirg Of the shoulders
epaulcts consis ing OF two big fish msle entirely
of diamonds, with sprsys OF smaller brilAants
gushing from their mouths DOWN over her arms.
The Duchess of Lains.or had seIpcnt5 OF diamonds
coiled all over her bcdico ana Others erect ram
pant on her shoulders, and chains upon Chains of
these precious stones weIe sbout her throat and
arms. Nothing liEo it has ever oeen seen among
English women before