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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-21
For Sale---Chance for Bargain

A fine family residence, located
in central part of Carson, contain
ing seven good sized. hard fin
ished rooms and bath room, three
lots, stable, chicken-house and
saddle horse. Will sell furniture
on reasonable terms. For par
ticulars apply Of Mrs. J. Tobriner
on premises. A16
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-21
4 Ball at Cooks.

There will be a grand ball at
Cooks Park on Saturday evening,
April 25th. Tickets to hall, $100
Supper so cents extra. Good mu-
sic and good time will be the
order of the evening. a14td
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-21
BORN

GLASER-At Peko, Elko county, New ,
April IL, to the wife of NJ. Chaser, a
daughter.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-21
Golden has secured a first-class

Golden has secured a ffrst-cIass
matchmaker and jeweler, who
worked for Geo. G. Sc-ieves & Co.
for years in San Francisco. Take
your watches and jewelry there
and have them repaired right.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-04-21

If you want good fitting shoe
go to Olcovich Bros. m24
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27

of that street is paved, we will fulfill our iega,
obligation-that is to ssy, "keep that portion o.
said street, between the rails ana at uioseI I,
two feet therehom on the outside OF she Lao,
in good repair. To do moro tnsn LILLE "oD'N ~
be equal and Just.
Respecting the proposed reduction in passenger
rates am sure you realize that this ID hardly
proper subject for negotiation ana coh1rac. 20 t
tween u.s. It Is the policy Of this COMPANY 70
transport passengers and freight upon 1ne ~ COY
possible terms consistent with striGg Iusiloss
principles The railway of the Wasnip gton
Southern Railway Company hss never been prone'
able. It has never earned enou<h money 70 pay
the interest on Its mortgage debt, ana the StocA'
holders have never received one penny IN inc way
Of dividends upon the large amount OF money OK
pended in its construction. The expenditures In
your city have been on constantly increasing
scale, involving tho maintenance OF haSmen at
street crossings, and the recent heavy outisy In
the change Of grade in Fsyette street and the
changes at the Fsyette-street station. Most Oh
the travel between Alexandria and Washington
is now done upon Communication tlckeIs, Ior "alcn
we receive barely more than the ngures you
nam. So that this question OF fares, aepeHolhs
upon so many inf fences and conditions, Nc musI
reserve the right to control, but wishing you 10
fully under stand that this company reels uee
interest in the advancement and prosperity Oh
your city, and is willing and anxious TO De IN
strumentsl in i:s growth. can point with price
to tho train service between your City auo " oon
ng,on. Already there are eighteen or twenty
trains each way, opan to s the travelling public.
1t is our object to regulate the departure OF trains
from each city so az to meet the needs OF the pa
irons of the line. And it may eafely be SAID that
no better or more frequent service, under the
game conditions, is afforded anywhere else.
The mcst amicable relations exist between the
Richmond and Danville Railroad Company ara
this company. To make the tickets Of each COM
ga ~ good on the trains of the other, as you sus
gest, would produce complications and embarras'
ments and especially in the matter OF settlements
and accounts, too numerous to be here stated In
detail, but which as business men you readily ap.
preciets and understand. This company now and
in the future, as in the past, stands prepared to
provide all necessary trains to transport travel TO
and from your city. Tho answer to your COM
munication has been delayed by sickness. the ne
cessity of communication with other officials, &c,
&c. l have considered it in business way, in
huenced by kindly feelings to your community
and have made you frsnk reply. 30 trust that
it nay prove satisfactory, that there msy be
harmonious relations between us, that your city
may grow and prosper to our mutual benefit and
advancement.
have the honor to be, gentlemen, most re-
pattfu!ly, your obedient servant,
II. F. KINNEY,
General sup't.
The board then adjourned.
Teste JNO. T. JOHNSON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

PARIs, May 30 wing to the interven.
ton of the government the etrlke of stsge
drivers Ia at an end This morning the
stages are running as usual and the drivers
are victorious. Previous to tina settlement
of the matters In dispute, Mr.. James Gordon
Bennett proprietor Of the New York Herald,
offered $4,000 toward the support of the
striking drivers.
DUNKIRK, May 27.-Tbe fire which bsoke
out yesterday In the petroleum refinery at
Conieckeroue turns cut to be OF q much
more serious nsture than wss at first sup
posed. TEN people have been burned 10
death and the flames are still spreading.
Many houses which surrounded the rehoery
were burned. A man who was escaping
from burning building was caught By the
flames aud cremated before the eyes OF the
enectstors
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27
FROM WAsHINaToa.
Tsosc;al Correspondence Of the Alexandria GasetteJ
WARRINGTON. D. O.. May o. 1881.

lSoecsdl Correspondence 81 Inc AIc1u"'a "o-et'oJ
wAsH1NeroN. D. O., May 27. 1881.
The impression here is Strengthening dali
10 that Secretary Blsine will never come
back to Washington again, and even If be
should. that his m N is too mach impaired
for him to take any further part In public
sffajrs. l. Ia a'zo said that while the Presi-
dent IA of course sorry for Mr.. Bieine's con.
Gition, hs Ia iinconsolab'e, ss tie Secret
re- was ahe only obstacle to his unanimous
reorganization. Mr.. Bisine'5 special friends,
however, still assert that be will recover,
sod be SIS well as ever. and that his present
illness will afford him favorable opporu-
nity for resigapg position In which, almost
from the very start, his treatment has been
UGH that his regs, for his party hiss been
the ONLY thine that has Induced him TO put
up With IT, Uotil be shall resign, 1t is said
Secretary Tracy will act In his place. with
ex.Miuister Foster ss adviser.
Of all tie republicans ex-Mlnister Misner
Ia probably the one who has least use for
President Harrison not because the Presi'
mt recalled him on account of the Barfun'
dia affair, but because OF the remarkable
difference between the private letter be
wrote t, this President of Guatemala In which
he sustained his, Misner's, course, and the
public one he wrote to him, in which he
condemned 1t.
RE Norris wss to-day appointed post-
master at Merry Point, Lancaster county,
Va, vice l. Currie. resigned.
The post graduate class OF Howard Uni
verslty his year includes Milton s. Hopkins
and o. F N. Madden, of Alexandria.
The Virginia democratic association Of
this city has made arrangements with the
railroads for supplying Vng'nians Temporal
rily residing here, who want to go home to
vote at to-mosrow's election, with hal:-fare
transportation tickes.
Secretary Proctor has caused the release
of thirty negro soldisrs confined In the guard
house at the San Carlos barracks for insub.
ordination, upon the grouud that he thinks
their ommandsr, Capt. MarkIey. must be
prejudioed against them, az he called them
''bisck monkeys"
The Rsum case was considered at the
Cabinet meeting yesterday, and the impress
slon is spreading that the Com missioner will
have to go" HIS successor. it is reported,
msv be his FIRST deputy, Andrew Davidson,
OF New York.
The Secretary OF The Treasury this morn
Ing telegraphed to the commander of the
Rush to sail to-day. The orders for the
revenue c1tter Bear to sail for Alaska were
also sent By telegraph this afternoon and
she will probably sail tomorrow.
Il is said here that the Ekins Influence
has prevailed, snd that the American Seal
Company will be permitted to wipe out The
seals during the coming season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27
Virginia Debt Conferees.

As heretofore stated, the conference be.
tween the State debt commission and the
New York OF O;cott committee. represent
ing the American and English bondbolder5
interested In settling the Virginia debt. will
take place esr:y next week. The New
Work committee who will 20 are anxious TO
meet Governor Mckinney and his COL
Leagues. 1t will be made up of Messrs.
Hugh r. Garden, w. l.. Ball. e5-presiden
of the Stock Exchange; Chas. d. D.ckey,
IT,. of Brown Bros.; John B. Dlmont, Geo
3. Ellis OF the Central Trust Company;
John Gil, of Baltimore, and James NJ. Ma
sor. Mr.. Frederic P. O,cott Is too sick to
take part In the conference. A member OF
the committee said yesterday he was conf
dent that when this aggregation Of fnanci n
talent got the ear of the o d Domi zion
through Ter accredited representatives,, they
would be able and willing to settle the long
ve1ed debt question In a very short time.
As for the alleged "bones of contention"
that would meet their efforts, 1t was foolish,
he said, to talk about propeots OF a contention
that hs d not yet taken place. The plan OF
the committee submitted to the Judgment Of
the Cleveland-Bsy ard arbitrators has been
pronounced satisfactory by them. Then
the mateiiil details had to be settled With
the State He did not doubt for momsn
that the committee would be able to sell the
ben is to the debt commission at price
that would be satisfactory to the State aud
fair to the creditors. That was all that
there was now In the debt question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27
HI. ingalls, on the Campaign

HUTCHINSON. Kan, May 27.-At the
meeting of the republican editors of the
Seventh Congressional district. q letter from
ex Senator Ingalls, WAS read and warmly ap-
plauded. Among other things The letter
said: 1.-THE republican party is confronted
with great problems which threaten Its
supremacy. II we are to succeed, we must
deal with the ieeus Of to-day az We dealt
with slavery, secession and State sovereiRr-
ty thirty years ago. The campaign will be
waged upon economic and practical ques
tions. Harrison will be renominated and
Cleveland will be his antagonist. Ii We
have courage aud conscience it will be en-
Austerltz. II we dicker with popular er-
rors, compronise With unprinciped leaders
and tnser at honest differences of Judgment
and opinion, it will be Waterloo"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27
RgWs OF TIE DAY.

Corbstt declines to fight Jackson again
under the auspices of the California Athletic
Club.
1hare are 10000 strangers at Hagerstowu
Md, drawn thither by the annual meeting
Of Dunkards.
Il is again reported that the President
vii, name Que or two democrats to the new
circuit bench.
The U. s. Supreme Court during The term
just ended hss beaten all previous recordt
oy settling 6l7 csses.
D JcoFa ion Day week In New York viii
be marked by special differentiation OF Uuiou
scd Confederate veterans.
II is believed that Lord Salisbury nae for.
warded President Rarrieon his ultimRtum
| 10 the Bshrin9 sea controversy.
The trial OF the sensational Baker-Gillmsr
csss st Ahiogdou, Va, has been continued
| until the june term OF the court.
Rear Admiral S. p. Carter died at his res
idaace in Washington yesterday. He was
retired tro5, active service in 1881.
A. ihe Cabinet meeting yesterday Tie
Bearing sea zeal fisheries question was dis
cussed Is length, but 40 conclusion vas
reached.
Judge Robert Jackson, of Grsyson county,
Va, ass resigned, Sc has also James a.
Feds, colored, of tina House OF Delegates,
rom Elizabeth City county, Va.
The standing C, mmittee Of the Episcopal
Diocese OF Maryland hss decided in favor OF
tae election of Dr.. Phillips Books, OF Bos-
ton, to the bishopric of massachusetts.
The possofioe q, d atore OF J. l.. Lsech &
Son, az P.me.oy, Pa, were Droksn in;o
Monday night by thieves, who robbed The
place ard then set fire 10 1t {; loss 5000
James McHenry, we'll known abroad AS
Gil American 6oancier, and who was chiefly
instrumental in oustioe Mr.. Gould from the
control of the E5ie Railway, died In Lon
don yesterday.
Gen. Lopga;reet is in very feeble health at
his home In Georgia. He hse been SO iii for
tho past few weeks that he has giren up
work on his history OF The Confederate war
The book is nearly finished.
At the session of the American Baptist
Missionary q aion 10 Cincinnati on Tuesday
Mr. Roberts ssid lie believed the Chinese
would rule the world unsss the English.
speaking people give up th.ir drinking.
10 the Southern Presbyterian Assembly
a. Blrn ingham, Ala, yesterday funds were
appropl sted for home and foreign missions.
Il was decidad to transfer publication OF the
Missionary from Rohmcnj, Va, to Nash
vile.
Il Is stated in Washington that General
Gof. Of Yves. Virginia, can have the posi-
lion OF Judge of this clreoit, to be appointed
By the President, but he does not want it.
The other names now most prominently
mentioned 10 connection with the position
are Mr.. Hubbard, OF Wheeling, and Judge
Lewis. of Richmond
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At regular meeting of the Board OF Aldermen
held May 20, 1891, there were present VIM
H Marbury, esq, President, and Messrs Lind
sey, Burke, Bryant Hinken, Mckenzie and GOOD
rich.
The report Of the special COMMITTEES appointed
to confer with the Washington Sou hern hallway
Company, together with the reply OF SAID raj Wsy
company to the demands of said committee, we're
read and scLion on the same postponed until tine
next meeting of Council.
The law imposing taxes on persons, &C., end an
ordinance for imposing and collecting licences
within the city Of Alexandria for the year com
mencing en- the 1st day of June. 1891, aud end
ing on The 31st day of May, 1892, were received
amended II. IN the Common Council, read the
second and third times and passed as amended by
vote Of syes 7, NOES none.
An act to approp late part OF the city 8 rev
enue for The fiscal year ending May 81, 1872.
was received from the Common Council, resd and
their action concurred in.
The estimate OF the Clerk OF the City School
Board for the necessary expenses for the public
schools 'or the coming year was received from
the Common Council and read.
An ordinance TO provide for tho election OF 8
city engineer and to define his duties and powers
WAS received from the Common Council and isih
on the is be.
An invitation receive d FRI III the Common Coun-
Gil to unto with them in the election of Super
intendent of Gss was declined.
The board then adjourned.
Teste: NJ. P. VINCENT, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27

WHEN SOME OF the new third party men
called upon Senator Carlisle the other day
and aeked bin il he did not think II wrong
thst while few people In this county are
making enormous fortunes, The many are
daily growing poorer he replied In effect
tbst "be did, bat that there is no law by
which mems income can be restricted"
Legislation can restrict mans prof 8. 1t
can tax incomes, and it can abolish the tariff
20 that trusts can not be maintained and every
body can huy 10 the cheapest and sell In the
dearest market. Should the democrats ever
,cpain both branches OF Congress aud The
Presidency, and wish to retain them, they
will enect such legislation ss that refer
red to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

Secretary of State Blaine was cut driving
In Nav York thia morning, and looked to
be 10 good health.
The mine operators OF Ostumw va. a., are
about TO import negroes to take the place
OF striking miners.
At Wheeling W. Va, to-day the jury In
the Garsison murder case returned yer.
dict of murder 10 the second degree.
Green Wells, who ON Saturday last shot
and killed John Fly, farmer near Column
bis, Tenn wss taken from the Ulcers cad
hanged to tree last night.
The schooner Halcsop, the vessel thu!
was reported to have landed recently 10 this
country one hundred pounds of contra.
band opium, has arrived at Victoria, B. c.
Hanlau and O'Connor and Gaudrur and
Mckay have arranged fer race for the
double skull championship Of the world end
81 coo q side. to De held about the middle Of
July.
From The report n foreign missions pre-
ssnted at the Northern Presby ierisn Gsper-
al Assembly at Detroit to-day. it appears
that $942 600 we're contributed for ihss OIL
,ct during the past year.
Mayor Shakespeare, of Nav Orleans, in
sn interview iast tight said Mr.. Corte would
nsver again represent LAZY at New Orleans
"for if he is sent bsck," aided the Mayor,
I'VE will drive him from the city"
The New Orleans grand jG.y has found
indictments agains; McCrystal and Cocney.
two of o. Maliey's assistants for attempting
to bribe juror, bat DOW it is said that there
Is no law to punish the offenders.
Yesterday morning H. Bollermsier was
attacked near Nashville, IIls.. by two ne
gsoes, who at the mpzz 'es ofrevovers bound
sad gagged hicl and robbed him OF IS .OC0
Ia cssh. The negroes were captured and
are now 10 jail.
Edward II. Briel, arrested in Eizibeth
N. J., proves to have bsen musician at
the barracks In " ashington, ID. c. He alb
seconded With q cornst and gold watch,
the property of fellow muaiGiau. The
government makes this complaint.
At special meeting of the Philadelphia
City Copncl this afternoon the resignation
o. City Treasurer BsFdsley, who is charged
With embt zzlement, was accepted. The two
branches will elect successor to Mr. Bsfds'
lay, the members dlsputing the right Of
Governor Pattiaon to appoint city treas
urer.
The hodies Of Mira Mckee and child have
oesnfound hanging % 8 tree In the woods near
Gslena, Ksa., where the woman had been
walking with Wm. AIvord. The mother had
been hanged with her apron and the child
with ribbon. Aivord, who wss arrested
Sunday evening charged with the crime, at
tempted suicide by hanging in his cell, but
was cut down In time to save bis life.
Communications received by the officials of the
Mexican legation at Paris explain that the coal
ing Of the Chiliau insurgent war ship E meralda
at Acspulco does not imply that the Mexican gov
eminent hes recognized the Congressional party
as bellgerents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALs FOB DRAYAGE, &c Depot
L Q1artermaster's Oflce, Washington, D. C.,
subject TO ususl conditions, will be received here
until II o'clock q. M. Thursday, June Is ls5i,
and then opened, for handling and hsuin. pubic
property during the fiscal year commencing Jul!
1. 1891, between and at Washington, G., snd
neighboripg pc nts. The right ia reserved to re-,
ject any or all bids offered. Forms fox bids ana
any information required will be furnished Oh
application to this Office. Envelopes containing
proposals should be marked Proposals 70, Dfsy'
age &c." and addressed to q. B DANDY, pa
ty Qusrtermaster General q. S. A., Depot omar
termsster. myZZos
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27

AFTER twenty Eve years, time enough In
ali conscience for prejudice to be dispelled,
Rsv. Father Walter, the ooufessor OF Mrs.
SaTratt, says if President johnson had grant
ed the reprieve for tie murdered woman be
went to the White House to esk for, her In
nocence would have been established, bat
that the President refused to see him, and
signed the death warrant Ia consequence Of
chs fear of northern clsmor il he should fall
to do 30. That murder would have dsmued
q better man than Andrew Johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27

A MERCHANT roay as we'll not have sD ar
Gle in his stock of goods as have it and not
let anybody outside OF his store koo@ 1t.
And Whist is true OF merchant In this re-
tpect is true of every one else who has any :
thing to sell The best possible way by
which these VINO have things to sell can in
form tugers of that feet, and thereby dis
pose of them; is t. advertise them In the
newspaper that is read bg the people In the
nelgbborkood. Lights under bnsbe are
no good. neither sre buried talents, nor are
goods that are LEFT on store shelves because
nobody knows they ara there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27

THE U. 6. Board of Geographical Names
Gave directed tia. the word Accomack be
epeei without the final k, that Dfury e
Bluff be spelled without the possessive g,
and that the same be done with Newport's
News. Ift1e board referred to can change
the names Of three places in Virginia, 1t taa,
OF course, change these of all the others.
But i. has no more right 10 alter the name
o. Virginia town than 1t has to change
that of q citizen OF the State
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27

Elk SENATOR REAGAN, of Texae. says if
Mr.. Cleveland be renominsted the only
States west ofthe Mississippi he can carry ere
Texas and Arkansas. Mr.. Reagan has been
in politics nearly all Of long life and, there
fore, should know something about popular
fesling. and what he says on the subject re-
ferred to is only In accord with what many
prominent western democrats also say.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27
MONETARY AND COMMERCE -

INV YoRS. May 27.-The stick market g.,
ed no improvement in the matter OF sctiv;.~ ",
morniog, but There WAS dee ied chsnvo r. 'uA
better in lis temper. and fractional g.ias We
scored in all the leading shares dining tba.' ','
trading. The market became less ac,ivo :. =,
later trading, while all movement in ..s we
I'd A few stocks reacted slightly, but III. 20. .'''
ment was entirely in'isnifc ant, ard at II ,,,
the market was dull and STEADY. geno-.,, l.''A
small fractions better than the opening co a
BALTIMORE, May 27.-virgu,s ooa.,.
1O.4os 80. do 3s 64ha66H. 'D
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27

PHIL kDELPHIA, Way %, 1S3I.
To The special committee of the City Council OF Aleran.
drid:
GsNrLvMER: have on hand q communication
from your honorable body relative to matters in
Alexandris, and desire 10 state that ths same hiss
had serious and careful consideration on our psrt,
actua.ei by an earnest desire to meet every res-
sensible suggestion thst the means of the com oany
will permit, and which is Just and equi. able.
Without wsiving any legal rights, but in 2 spirit
of adjustment and COMPROMISE, we will erect
station.htue on our p:o1ersy at Alexandra, to
cost not lees than $4,000, provided Inc City
Counc'l OF Alexandria will psss an ordinance,
validating our occopsncy of Henry street. with
the ilwsy track row thereon, giving US the
right to maintain said II cS in that street in the
future, and TO uss it for I.iisoad purposes.
Concerning the portion of Henry street which
you indicated desire FOR us to pave, / tsg leave
to reply that when the other part OF The railway
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-27

BKoAUsE THERE Is no orsan'zsd opposi
ton to the regular democratic municipal
ticket, is no reason Why the democrats of
this city should relax their discipline at to.
morrow's e;tion Ga the contrary, to
maintain their discipline. and keep up
their thorough orgeniz alton, they should try
to elect every man on the ticket by as large
msj ority az possible.