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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-16
Peru.

{. Miss Lola True, OF Rochester, Ind, was the
guest of Miss Anna O'Brion during the week..
Mrs. j. Vile. of Greensboro, KY, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Julius Falk. Mrs. Louis Affelder
is home from St. Louis. Mrs. g. Rettig. of Nor
folk, Va, 10 the guest of friends. - MI. and Mrs.
j. G.. Breckenridge are at Richmond. Va. Miss
Aileen Ahern, Of Indianapolis, visited here dur
ing the week. Rev. B.. f. Cavins is entertain
ing his brother. Col. A. c. Cavins, of Bloomfield.
nl.-.-Mrs; {. Patterson. of Huntington was the
guest of Miss Lou Shearer the past week. Miss
Lottie Ward 10 home from Franklin College,.
Mrs W. c. Raymond was in Loganspo.t during
the week. MIR. and Mrs. X: II. Bouslog are en-
Pertaining Mira. W. and Mrs. George BOuslog, of
Wiuamac, Ind.-..Mrs. A. Elliott, of Upton, Wis
tied her daughter, Mrs. 8. Mathews, this week.
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Mrs. A. NJ. Jenkins spent Friday in Tndianapo-
lis. Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Jones visited relatives in
Anderson last Friday Miss Clara Trent spent
Saturday in Indianapolis with her brother.
Prof John Q. Trent.---Mrs Alexander. of Los
Angeles, CAL, Is visiting her mother, Mrs. Judge
Carver. Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Greble spent
last Wednesday in Indianapolis----Mr. and Mrs.
VIM. Hogan. of Bryantsville, KY, who have been
guests OF Mrs. Ann Dunn and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Dunn, left Thursday for a visit in Missouri.
Mrs Covode, of Pittsburg. is visiting her son,
MT. Herman CoyOde, at Meadow Brook. /. MI.
and Mrs. X. d.. Couch, of Michigan City, we're
guests OF Mrs. George Griffin last Week.-Mrs..
w. 8. Pearce has returned from her visit in Den
yer, Col. Miss Kinna Voss, of indianapolis,
was q guest of her sister, Mrs. Randolph.
last week -. Mrs. Fannie Booth, of
Cincinnati, is visiting her mother, Mrs.
w. N. Evans -. Mrs. Milton Hutto
gave a Brownie party" to the members OF the
Kettle-drum Club last Friday afternoon. : Mrs.
r. M. Kinds gave a dinner party last Monday
in honor of her guest, Miss Byrkt, of Indian
apolis .--.Last Wednesday evening Miss Mary
Teter entertained a few friends in honor of her
cousin. Miss Lora Teter. of Tipton..-.T The o. ID.
o. Club met at the home OF Miss Jessie Cray
crafts last Tuesday evening.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Yount, of Anderson. were
the guests OF Clay Hunt and family tie first OF
the week. Miss Mamie McCready returned on
Tuesday from n visit at Misses
Matte and Winnie Murphy. OF Des Moines, Ia,
were the guests of the Misses Good win on Thurs
day and Friday Rood and wife, OF Hagers-
town. are visiting VIM. Pepper----Miss Maud
Ginther. OF HagerstOwn, visited Miss Vie Og-
borne last week.. Miss Lizzie Graham, OF Mt.
Summit, is the guest OF Miss Helen stretch
Miss Belle Hlrsch, of Hamilton. o., spent several
dayslastw week with Mrs. Sallie Kahn. -. Miss Loss
Elliott spent Sunday with Richmond friends----
Miss Grace Breckenridge and Miss Florence
Newly. OF Knightst0wn. visited here Sunday.
Among those in attendance at the Y. p. S. c. +.
convention held In Anderson this week were
Misses Mary Smith, Ellie Rodgers, Emma
Shriner. AIDA Ellis and Carrie Harris, and
Messrs. j. b. Branch and Harry Smith Miss
Grace Coffin 10 visiting in Indianapolis. Mrs.
y. W. Kerr and daughter returned Saturday
from a visit with Muncie relatives.
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Miss Louise Updegraffe has returned TO Con-
nersv1Ile. after a visit with Miss Lillian smith.
Miss Hays, of Anderson. Il the guest of Miss
Margaret King. Mrs. William shirk enter
tanned the Wonan's Club Monday evening"
Miss Suzane Little - the guest OF Anderson
is the guest OF Mrs. Frank Claypool.-- -.
The Misses Carrie and Sarah -McCulloch held a
5-O'clock tea Wednesday evening. Covers were
laid FOR twenty guests. Hon. r. c. Bell, OF
Fort Wayne, Is the guest of Mayor Brady----Mr-
and Mrs Edward Hunter have returned from
MedOra, Ill.,. Mrs. Hattie Hamilton Is homo
from Sedalia. Mo----Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Durham
are visiting ConneTsyille friends.
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Terre IIeute-

Miss ue Nicholson is visiting Miss May White
side In Paris. Ill. Mrs NJ. Il. Merring has gone
10 Madison. Ind, for two weeks. to Wilt Miss
Olive stanton. :. Miss Lena Priest has returned
from a visit IN the West. Mrs. Crawford Fair
Joscphus Collett. -. Mrs. George Rober-
berger, after a visit with Mrs. DE-.
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Portland.

Mrs. Gertrude Fulton returned from Marion
Wednesday. where she was visiting the past
week.-Mrs.. C.. G. Cartwright is visiting rela-
tives in Springfield, nl....Mr. and Mrs. A.
Thomas and daughter Ella have returned to
their home in Decatur. Ill. Misses Lizzie and
Lille Arthur are visiting In indianapolis. Mr..
and Mrs. L. o. Wagner were visiting at Lagrange
last week. Mrs. Miller, of Decatur, Is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. l.. Fulton.
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Maddox and Mrs. Retta Grubell returned home
from . months stay In Nebraska, Saturday even
ing Mrs. Ida Rinard entertained Mrs. Glenn
Carr. OF Richmond. last week Mrs Joshua
Wingate. OF wapakoneta, o.. was the guest OF
her sister. Miss Minnie Miller, last week
q. q. Palmer and Mrs Dan Arnold spent Sunday
with friends at Button. Mrs. Wm- Saxon re-
turned home sunday from a visit 10 friends in
PENNSYLVANIA.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-30

Die @ddter im Srcntuagen bes 3uses.
5tid Mrbsit sebabt, BON Dem @emidt
bes S1ates unb Der NIT BEN Sort
idttppen perbunbenen @1mterisfeit gar
ridt 81 fpreden. Wos bod ieoe Der
ltarfen 9ol5fiften, bic, je 1876 an Der
jSabl, auf Die bier @d9ert pertbeilt fpas
rem, bic a..einigfeit bon $50 Yinn0.
Der Snbalt elmer fot9en, SIC, 1000,
fpdre freilid elm bis9en S9peib ihon
pertb sepeieu.
Wis beionbere ToriidtsmaBresel muB
ertpdbnt iDeroen. baB bic TIM eriten @az
gen pertbeilten Waden bauptiddlih s.,
Nufgabe beS auslugs mad benz @eleife
uno Der 8ef9itung Der Maidintiten
batten. go 9ing 6enn, Dant ben &c
ipebren unb 4epolpern, bic Retie, uubee
oeutenoe St0run9en anSgenommen,
9latt BON Statten nne bic gr1Bte Qaft
@cloeS, Die ie auf etnutal btefen aontiz
asut ~freuSte, lisst iest fiber tn ben Stem
Yorfer @efp0lben, mo itebeu anberen
ta6uen Vorri9tun9en aud bier aelas
oene Wtitrailleuien gum Sfute bes
Mammons bereit ftebem.
uebri9ens uur6e ote idarfe Be-
tuadun9 beS Transportes fortQeieet,
bis bic leste 3iite I'M unterfhabamt
ab9tliefert nar. @ls Der Sua nad
Observation-Disclosures Reiie tn benz Central
babnbof bon Stem Oort anlanste mnb
BITE 3tften auf bic a6t;ebn bereif ftebenz
ben Yoiftuagen nerlaben pnroen, ba
blt1ften Die S9iebeifen geraoe 70 I'M
heinllid iuie tpdbreno Der Reife itno Die
Wadter Dertbeilten iff anf Die Wdaeu,
ote tn langiamer Yro3eifion ibrer Be
thinning eatgesen fubren. aAt bon
ben Wd9en waretl unbe6edt, auf inner
taBea be Wefuaffneten aaf ben foitbaren
4itfen, unb bas Yublifum, inter Dem
fid bolb bic Naari9t BON Der Bebeu-
tung biefer u~ugeiptbnli1 langen Clinic
BON @offndgeri perbreitef bate, fonute
eirulal bas S6aufptel 8enieben, mie es
auSfiebt, tperttl man mitteu i'm @olbe
ftet. Ben..bet mag man Die arrleyi
Teufd tuobf f9merli9 baben, Die ga in
Der Mittassbise seseri bic Come teinen
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Der Mli0ionen= transport.
IMnfbunbert &iffen blinfenben
GnIbes.
Die sogarsarss mmo ibre 8swafmuus ans
sInsraftnms.

Ter uitsciu6bulidb itarfe gerianot bon
7s @oto mad ocn Iltslanbe, BET bic
O. lcn CONNER ltattfans, bate es
ansescigt srl9einen la1len, Die @elp0lbe
bcS ll%uterldasamtes in Seem Sort wies
Der elm @enig auf5ufillen nn6 10 beor<
oerte beiln Sefretar Softer Dor Ginger
3eit bic llcberfiibrung BON $40, 0O0, 900
9emiinStca 0oloes BON benz llntcrihabz
alat in San Sranei8co nod oemieniaen
in ylcio yorf. Die Sa9e lonte poll;g
sebeinl 9sbalten merben man erfubr
iie inScB berctts, alS Der 3us Die Stabt
AM e%otoeucn Tbore perlies.. I1erbings
9laubtc lGet fait bis gum letten WfO<
inent tcr &eiie, Die senbuns lei mad
Malbinston beitimmt.
Ser ,0oibslg," melder als Smeite
Seftion bes r%e9elm6Bigen .Yolt3uses
bon Sam francisco fubr, beltano aus
finf N6geu, BON bener bier fir ben
Erunspurt Der sofbeneu 2aft bientcn,
Der finite, brett binter Der Sofomotipe
eingeltellte, ale Nnfentbaltsort oes pers
at~tluortliben 6hbrerS Der 9enbune,
6es Observation-Disclosures bcs GiIeils
babnpoifbienites, aapitdtt Games 6.
Wbite, unb ieiner n2eibsaroe." SIN
@an5en iparen 81 Mann auf Die fiinf
Wdsen pertbeilt, lauter erprobte SOFT.
beoienftete aus ben peri6iebeAiten
Staate1 bes 3anbeS, unb bas grlenal,
nit benz iie Die S., $40 urb 500
@olop6sel am Gntfieee1 biilberten, be-
ftano aus 60 3arabtneru nnb 60 groz
zen Hepolper1 nit 1000, reipettipe
1000 Yatronen. Die Rdnberbanoe,
6eren 9er3en es mad benz @olbe etpa
seliiitete, bate ie~oenfafls ei1 fbmeres
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A6fmarot.
Der WerfaIer her uSnnenHimten" mn
at0erer amtiIeutitiIder Gdrifteu,

Der Werfaier her ,,SnnenRimten" uan
anherer amtiiemitiider sdriftem.
Die rSubenflinten~ baben in Der
sansen @elt einett 70 ~unsebeuren 0drm
semadt, oaB es geipiB Otele 3eler interels
iiren miro, bas Bib bes STANDARDIZATION
81 leben, Der iie abseidolien bat. 81
Heftor Nblmarbt ertntert an NQes cher
ais an ben tibli6eu Tppus ei1es oeats
f6em 91ulmeiiterS. Ole 0aqe uno
Wobl9endbrtbeit, melde ibn al1s3eidnen,
lal1en aud taum auf etnen 70 fanatiIhen
M9itatoren l6lieBen, ais melder er tad
Der 9eftigfeit leiner Sprafe nnb leiuer
acknowledgement eri9einen ntuB. Nnl
meiiten 9leidt mobl Der brape Manl,
oefieu FatriotiSmns Die beuti6en Col
oaten pom Observation-Disclosures burb
Die eigenen 6linten binbern mill, einenl
S4ld6termeiiter ODER Bierbrauer.
Die Befabignns sur Equalization
miro Wemano benz 9errn beltreiten.
yfahoem ct 5uerit iid einen antilemitis
iden Namen setnadt burh feline Gin
sriffe gegen ben 8anfier 8lei6r0oer,
bel pelfer Nffaire er a~llerbings cine
Dunoe Stelle Der boben @eiell9aft
traf, erfannte er balb bic Snbuitrie Der
Gutbiillnngsbroidiren ais profitabel
genng, I'm iid feine @~elesenbett entz
9ebeii gu lallen, bic es inn erm0gli9te,
aus feinen Sduloen beraus3ufommen.
Ats abliparbt iid nit Der Nbfaiung
Der rSuoenf lintenA trus, bling er, mic
man 10 Ia9t, nit 5000 Marf bel pers
idieoenen @laubisern, inter anberem
NIT $40 Marf bel GrsDofpreoiser St6>
der. Dieie S9uloen ipitrben linn bon
einem ieinet Yarteiadnaer besablt unh
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AtQhl \
lid erbob, oils eth 8eprdIentaut
Die betreHenbeu Stellen bes Bis
Der uenigs befannten 8u6es %citirte.
Der antpr beitano 5fuar Nnfanss
auf lcilten Sebauptungcn, bod sab
er 1pater geseniiber Dem gorlitcllz
ben bes in oer Sade %eruanrlten litter
iudun9sfomites gu, baB CT oas Sud
lebisli6 5u @%abl5ipefen geidrieben uno
feline Qnlucnouns %ieilter 8elbuloigungen
auf einSelne Wtit9lieoer bes Saules i'm
Chime sebabt babe. Watlon bat tros
oes idarfen Observation-Disclosures feilten
Tabel bon Seiten bes 6auleS erbalten,
neil bic 8el9uloisungeu a~uBerbalb beS
6auies gemadt tporben iinb.
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8ewetsfaue.

o. o Clifford tn Rer Gafel, 8t8. bate nerp5{es
acpfuet unt Rbeumatismus, bic gerbauunaspraansn
payeu Ia fAleGsn 3nffanbe, bic eeber merfid ouaes
srtHen, bate f<tnen Nppetit une nar h~berbaupf psqs
fdnsis s%nttfaftet. Dret Slaiten Sleetrie gttttrs ga.
ben ta fnrirt.
ebirarb etepterb, Sarrisburs, IN tette cine
sfent Wunbe am Betne, bic loon adj Sabre setaufen
mar. Gebraunte bret TInfnen electric Bttter8 nnb
feben G6aGteln Ga6Isn's arniea Galbe unb bte
aBuubt tn 8ebeilt. Scbn Greafer, gdtamba, Sbtr,
bate fduf Eesnbtn am Beine bur6 Gteter reruria&t.
Dte Hersis ~erfldrten feinen gna ais ~unheilbar. Cine
Elaf4e electric Wttter5 nub eine Sda6teI 4udlens Nrs
ntsa Sasbe tabeH itn ppnftdnbts eurirt. 3a tabtn Ia
e1su apetbsffu, Nbclpb Dreib, Tbpmpicn 4 Co.,
&Bteffait.
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mar, Der cine rns er-Sfettor Abliparot.
teriutuns perlpra9, erifien aber oanu
Small u1o 6atl als bic befannte Bro
ittirs. Das u@eiddftde" rei,te bod
gu iebr.
Seoermann erinnert lid, oab Abls
parbt bic betanltte Waffeniabrtf Cub
mtg 9Otpe & Sic Der 8etriiserei beidul-
otgte nno b~ebauptete, ein Drittel Der
non oieler 6irnla unlansit fir Die
oeutide Mrulee 9elieferten AGE, 900 Sc
ipebre neueiten Mo6els fei ni1t friegss
tauglid. 8as Taterlano In @eiabr
oitrb Die b0ien SuSen pelfer
triumph i'm Gartenipiel Der Nntifemis
ten! Sn Der Chat rief aud Die Bro,
i6itrs cine mablofe Nufresuns berpor,
ilno trot Der entidiebenften off,ie1en
OementirnnS Der Beidulbi9un9et,, Die
iid in Der Sauptlahe MIR auf nerleumz
oeriide Gisiasen zines entlaHenen
SdretberS YER Sirma Come fifteen, lit
eben bod netuas bansen4 seblie6en.
Nhluarbt, lDelder erft fueeen Scr
l%enrt6ung perbaftet murbe, 1T, infolse
elmer our6 feline Sreunoe 9eleiiteten
3oution bon 10000 Start, fpie6er aui
freten SUP 9eleet morben unb erfabrt
letttttS letner @eiinnun9ssenoiien piel>
tadc Spationen. Man bate logar
NblparotsG 9 rlammlunsen p~eranitaltet,
IN iuelden Der GrzHeftor ipreden iolte,
oodb legte oit Sbrisfeit sesen fem offents
lIdes Nnftrcten elm 8eto elm, 70 lan9e
Der t1pebenoe Seleioi9ungspro3eB nod
ntdJt gum austras sefommen.
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Wtit er ~umreifes Obta e.
9een bate anb besbatb bdusiid,e
Uelfratuag fiirdtete, ertranfte iid Elm
SebnjdbriSer 9nabe in Wieu.
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b~ctrunfen umber@
torfelten unb bers
slet6en Sei6ulz
~oienn9en lmebr,
Die pieaei6t in
frHberen 3eiten
ni9t unberedtist
sewelen mdren.
-@e d
aber d ei
folde Borfdue 10
lebr 81 ben Nusz
aabinen 3n 9ez
b6ren, baB man
beQreiff melh'
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Ton elmer sroben Snmms l
10 gefdbrli6 in bic Stirne eefto6en
fpuroe fiir3lid cine Srau in 6illsboro,
Sas., baB f. cine gisrtelitunbe ipater
an ben SOlgen bes Stihes ftarb.
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G9omas 9adom.
Der Mamm, ueIder ben &onsreb her
Srunfenheit beiGulniQte,

Ebomas s. @atlon bon @eorsia,
eth 3ur Bartei Der Sarmeralian3 seb0s
RIGGS. perbaltnibmdbis ju,ses Mtitslteo
Ses Experimentation les, bat Dor aurz
gent Elm Bud iber ben 9ongreB see
l6rteben. 1T fpeldem Ell Die Sebauptuilg
aufltellt, baB Hebner lih in betrunfenem
3uftaub on Sebatten betbeiligteu, oab
W{italieber bes 6amles in ben @anaen
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S9muggler, melhe fir GOO, 900
Gnloen Giearren iiber bic @rense be,
f0r6ert batten, mnrben bon 3oapdf,
tern In @abloft;, 8obmen, auf9esriffen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-30

Herliner WeiRbier, sebraut aus
Wei5enmala unb 9opfen, bas err
frtidenDte Setrdnf i'm Sommer bel
Dds & u hba6er.
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1lnnr fifr Ana ,Mn.
9 .v;a, MsMa
"a'ns ossom grssn
~ W Tru1!s' :
XII /. StLUtUk.
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anoeren S9us als lire Repolper batten
unb BON ben ausseftanbenen Strapasen
oer Reiie redt mit9enommen auslabem.
Mber id0n mar eS bod! Barnum
bdtte ben j3us burf Stem Dorfs Broabz
nab nidt better arrangiren f6nnen.
Trsili9 gebt man BON Der Belihtisnna
bon @lspbenten unb pil6en 3aber in
u1sbr 8sbobener StimmunsJ1a9 6auie,
ipn1reao man iid pom Nnblid Der
wfflltontrbdnoiSer iuobl i'm @fsemeinen
tratrtg abpouote unb ienf,te: sd
babe ben @olbsus sefeben !"
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@mdlens glrmtea ealbe.

Dte bette Saibe Der 0sIt fir S9nitte, Oueti8un.
sen, @efhishrt, gttbers unb Sauts Gusf@Ias, Tle6te,
seiprpn8ene 5dnbe, 5rcfbeulen unb ane Sauffranf.
hstten; turirt Sdmprrtctben cber fefne Gesdbluns.
BoatSe 9ufrtetenbet s~aranttrt cher Gas Sch wirt
1nrnde.ftattet. 25 Gents bic SHaHtei. Bum 0erfauI
WkplefaIe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

An OLD sUNKEN sHIr.-The two.ma1ed
schooner Jamos a. Fisher, whi,h struck on the
Jersey coast, near Cape May Inlet, 40 years ago
and aunk in the q1icksands, will soon bs afoat
again, perfect vessel as Of yore. She was buried
so deeply in tie saad tia. not even her masts or
rigging have been visible, but the recent storm
unearthed her bltached bones from her seeming
clifton, not even bulwark being crushed In. The
cargo Of corn was dug o1t OF her hold few days
sgo, black, but in perfect shape. Watches, shoes
Snd the clothing of the crew were brought to
light. 2 he watch showed the 1sct hour at which
it had stopped ticking. forty years ago, and the
pipes and tobacco were ust as left BY the -fated
crew. The cargo consisted Of full load OF corn
shipped at Duck river. Delaware Bay. for New
York sho sunk 80 soon in the sand that the
crews clothing and parapherralia, as we'll as the
entire cargo went down. Captain Andrews and
several Of tho crew vera freq n to death, and the
steward drowned, in attempting to reach the
mainland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23
Peril in tie Folding Bed

". a. Edwards together with his wife end
two children, had navrow escape recent
ly in New York from sufocetion. owing to
the utter collapse of folding bed. The bed
Ia a ccm bnation wardrobe and bed being very
deep aud heavy, with Two very large ard
easy-ru uning wheels beneath 1t for turning
1t vi Il iecility la making up the he'd. e.
lever IL thtuet from the wardrobe erd OF the
bed az i: IL taken down, and presses against
the two ,ega at the foot OF the bed ss they
drop te the flor, and holds them in place.
About five O'Clock Saturday morniug Mr..
Edwards little slx.year.o!d daughter
aHoke, and, leaving hez bed, c,ept into her
father's and mothers bed, whsre her
little hsotder had proceeded her. shs sat
toz moment on the side OF
the bed, and then .nestlei down ty her both
er's side. At thst instant loud crash sounded
through the spsr;ment, end 1ha heavy wardrobe
ats scament of the folding bed fell forward and
closed down upon the four inmates like deal
fall tap. It struck Mr. Edwards heavily on tho
hoad and IS soon as he recovered from the tenn
porsry effect Of the blow. and hearing the mufilsd
sound, that came from lis children and Wits, who
were plainly sufforating among toe bed clothing,
he put every effort forth to raise tha wardrobe.
He was pinned down 80 that he was helpless eE.
cent in the use of his head with which he tried to
raise tho wardrobe, but the weighs of the furni'
ture WAS go great that he could lift it but few
inches. How he finally managed to get the
head of the bod raised tar erough to crawl
out and then get his wifs and ch ldren out he is
unable t. say, but thinks his wifc must have
helped in come way, although she was urc M
scious when she wes taken out
An examination showed that the lever holding
the legs Of the bed in their place had broken in
IL. 11.,, .le~ Ia arLr 1ho
backward, letting the latter down with & crash.
Z ha he'd Sa1 complete wreck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

No pUEL FOE BoRRowE.-The Duke Of Morny
has been credited in Paris with having ttld the
seconds Of Hallett A Borrowe that their principal
could not honoraby aght duel with J. Coleman
Draysop, for the alleged reason that Drsyton
knew that his wife, who 10 daughter of Mr.. As.
tor, OF New York, WIS unfaithful seven years ago
and kept quiet for SIS, GOO year. The Duke said
that the story was false. Borrowers seconds gave
him merely supposititious case and he gave his
opinion only on that. he knew nothing of the
principals in the matter and the luke says that
his decision in no way affects BNrowe and Drsy.
ton, although the former of these two seems to
think thst il docs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-23

The lease or sale Of the American oos
wharf was made by Conrcll with the under
stsndiog that the property would be I'M
proved by manuisc:ory started thtre
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Property Values.

To the editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
l Thick the emssks Of T. Y. 3. In regard
t, the OF ton Of purchase OF the American
Caal Wharf are very sensible and based
upoo ja;tce O6icers If TIE public have q
ve,y peer conception Of duty when they
deliberately hand over to individuals the
probable values crsa.ed by the coming pop
ulstion Suoh an OF ton is liable to be used
merely for speculation. Location value
specuetols should be careful how they in
ves.. The tax reform pesr o. band involves
the ticking OF location valu. By the public
upoa tbs ground that bsing she product OF
the general pubic they justly belong to the
pubic.
At present the community diecouragss In.
dustry by taking large portion OF laborers'
produo', to which 1t has no Just right, and
allows other individuals TO appropriate val
ues which tae public creates ard which is
the rental value OF land Ia it, urinprovsd
state.
On March 12 tie commissioners OF the
District of Columbia were considering bill
introduced by Represents tive Tom L. john
son which would take ell tax from improve.
merts and place ii wholly upon land valuee.
Should it be adopted the people OF A!exan-
dtia would move en- messe 10 Washing ,n.
Yours respectfully, ID. w.
Wyoming Pa., March 81.
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EoR oyEg FIFTY FEARS.

Winslow'g Soothing Syrup has been used for owe,
Efty Yeors by Msuasw OF Mothers for their Chil.
dren WLs TstAias, with Perfect Success. n Soothes
tho Csild, Sejfcas the Sum- Allays sill PGin; Cures
Riad Cello snd is the best remedy for NGrrhea.
Sold by Druggists in every part of the world. 1t
value is incslculsble. Be sure and ask for Ars'
Rins,osa's Soo.his1 esean, and take no other kind
Twenty-Five oensa .ottlo-
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AUCTION SALES.
By O'Neal &Innt Ano.;.

L
| 4 IOMAI5SIONER's SALE.-By virtua ~. 4.
! " cree Of the Corporation Court of The c;tx y,
AleJandIio, rendered on the 18th day of March
1892, ia the Chancery cause of James z. st,u Se1
| VS.. Mrs. Annie E. Struder and others, the under.
signed who By Said decree was appointed special
commissioner for that purpose, will at II o'clock
m, on
THURSDAY. the 7lh day Of April, 1892, IN
In front OF the Royal street entrance to the Mar.
kst Building, in Alexandria. Va, offer Tor sale as
public auction TO the highest bidder the following
described REAL ESTATE in said city; to Wit !:
Beginning on the north side OF Gibbon street 65
feet 91a inches east Of Fairfax street and run.
ming esst and binding npon Gibbon street 25
feet IN inches; thence north and parallel to
Fairfax street 102 feet inches to 10 foot alloy
with the right Of way over said alley; thence
west and parallel to Gibbon street twenty-eight
feet; thence south aud parallel to Fairfax street
% feet 20 The line Of 3. =. Lucas; thence east
with the line Of aaid Lucas feet 44s inches |;
thence south along the line OF said lot II feet 7
inches to the beginning
Terms Of ssle: One-thrd Of tho purchase money
in cssh on day OF tale, and the residue In two
equal payments st six and twelve months fiom
day sale. The Pu chaser to give his notes for the
deferIe payments which are to bear interest as six
per centum per anDum from the day Of sale, which
deferred payments hs hall have the right to an.
ticipate il II he desires. All convey ancing TO
be done at the cost Of the purchaser and tho title
10 be retained un il tho whole Of the purchase
money ispsi
c. @. CARLIN,
Commissioner.
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c. @. CARLIN,
Commissions

hereby Ger i'y thst G. G. Carn. commissioner
SIS sb,ve named has executed boz with approved
security in the penalty OF one Thousand dollars.
JOHN 8. BEACH, Clerk.
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