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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
POPULAR OBSERVATIONS.
THE OUTLOOK IN KA.,rAs.
ELECTORAL PROBLEMS IN 4 xITsnEL

ELECTORAL PROBLEMS IN NUTSHELL.
TO the Editor Of The Tribune
sir: The total vote Of Kansas In 1858 was $50, oO6
IN 1890 o04 5se and careful estimate. based upon
election statistics and the census Of 1900, fixes the
vote IN 1892 az 4l2,O00. No reasonable man cen
doubt that the Republicans win carry the State ;or
Harrison and Reid, unless their opponents fuse.
Judging from the increase Of population Kansas had
in 1880 voting strength of 81 4Sl showing an army
OF stay.at.homes OF 1898 From 1880 10 1900 the
population OF Kansas increased Al per cent and from
1850 TO 1883 the votes increased "a per cent, or
\ per cent year. To avoid overstatemcnt, we VIII
fix the increase Of votes for this quadrennium al
|, 6 Ia per cent year. n politics had kept ar even
ltenor there would have been in 1890 215.767 Re
publican votes showing HeVuDhcah iahihBoH Vi
100 742 votes.
TIA State be radically Republican, like Kansas you
can safely assume that very large majority OF the
say at .homesr are Republicans II radically Dems'
cratic like Georgia. the reverse is true In 1883 the
Labor candidate received Bits votes and the ITO
hibonlst 6,779. 1t is entirely safe TO assume thh'
one.half Of them-1 ,ss9-were given BY men Repub-
ucan In their traditions and convictions. That likes
| the Republican strength in 1888 at ,793. Add 20
nor cent 20 that, and We will have in Kansas next
November 241 voters, who under normal conn'oh'
are Republicans, leaving but about loo'oV 'o'es io
the combined opposition. The Prohlbitionlsts nave
decided against fusion. and tina. will reduce the OPP
poaItlon vote to 10000 SO TO win the fuslonlss mus
reccivr the support Of at least 81 900 voters who IN
an ordinart Presidential election would vote LOT inc
Republican candidates.
Let us view It In another light. The vote next
November will be $4,000; deduct lo'ooo LOT uhc
Prohibition strength and assume but two other pafue
- tho Republican and fSOnist-in the held ana thc
winner viii have obtain at least 2oioo' Vo,'Si
To do that the Democrats and Alliance men VIII VII
have 10 fuse so thoroughly rs not only 10 hoa az
their strength OF 1880 0Tl5jO but also 70 auu "
it IS per cent, or 10000 voters. Last year out IL
fen Judges elected seven were Repuohcahs, ~ W.,
one-tinrd Of the members OF the recent Democrauc
state Convention voted against fusion. Ihonsahds
of former Republicans may be willing to fuse II there
by they can build up their new party bur they VIII
not 20 against the convictions Of their whole nves
simply 10 elect Grover Cleveland. No msoh ever
vet secured three fourths OF the aggregate strength OF
Inc partIes fusing Fusion In Kansas VIII secure n
st smaller proportion and Is doomed TO dcicat from
| the start IN eoo H. - '"ii'"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

Laramie wyo. July 2o.-rhcrc ARE The be" r'"so'''
cor believing that al! the prisoners dcu"'" ''''' ,.
,,.r. concerned In the johnson County lhNH"o"' 49,
the exception OF about ci-l''' VIII "''' ~ -.
49,, 49,. ,r numbering Natc" Champion Enc ''Se'
-" IT., ,,yc ~ Inc men Will probably bc noiie
'1.c, an, u,,ly ih. organizers and leaders oil t'r
n,c,u,z,,inn will lie trh Thcs' thirtY-h'e WIN
conp mise mostly TIE hired army II is cApcc'fo ,''a'
,l,e prlkoners will lie taken to Cheyenne Oh
nv aduruc the number of defendants Johnson '''''''
,,II make the expenses 81 the trial innch c's' ,i,
-, Inc defendants manifest Inl'h lh'tlcsV do ~ VIZ
',t Lc thr next Go,ctnUr Of wyoming
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TENNIS At SOUTHAMPTON.
THE HALL BROTHERS 10 STRUGGLE FOR Ihh'
LONG ISLAND CHAMPIONSHIP


Tho summer visitors at southampton, IL. L. slI
s1oy m nndlminshed interest in the tennis tou'ha-
mont a large and enthusiastic audience wi'n'SSln1
vcsterdavs play Edward l.. Hall. OF New ork' nc
fe,icd W. A. larned. the Cornell expert IN "'' "'''
nd of The mems singles and tbs morning VIII Ico'
his brother V. Il. HAL, for the championship Oh L'N
Island close match IFS merits IS sure 10 result
Iarned began his contest with Hall bv playins hnc'
the better tennis being particularly steady WIN" M
opponent was hitting rather Wildly. Inc N"l"''
p1ayer took the first set with srprl sing ease At V"
onv y. hts ground strokes provoking much applause
Five games all scored on the secoid Sc'' p'' q"
n. cr,icoI time Hail PLACED with much accuracy
.r,rr,oc nv IN The tqard and fourth sets went to
Han on improved play, Harmed firing badly to"aiu
the end. ,v r
mo first prlzes in the doubles go to f. L. ana V. L.
Hon ,,ho defeated H. NJ Billings and Duncan Gambler
~ tho FINALS The first prizes In the mixed doubles go
-, ,i,ss : Ilonaus and VI. i. Prosser who handily ne
...,.d Mag pacon and V. q. Hall In the hnils MISS
r,,,s navcd remarkably well from the baseilnc ana
,ron many points by good placing. The scores were
as follows: ,.u -,
Mems singles. final round, Edward l.. Hail. tN''
~ Iarned % rs, Go, 6-1. Mems douDieS
s.r, Gn,, round. " g. and f. l.. Hall beat W. n
rowler and Harold Mccormick, 81, 10. H. NJ
p,Inocs and Duncan W. Gambler beat G. i. ana Johh
u,wland. Go. CO. Final round. V. G. and f. H.
Hail beat H. NJ. Billings and D. W. Cahu'e'
ca 90. c. Ga. Mixed doubles, senihnai
,oupd Miss s Romans and NJ f. Prosscr beat MISS
stone and S. b. Story. ir, &c, Cd Miss Bacon
and q O. Hall beat Miss Amy Moeran and +. "
stewart So c. Mnai T P"rnn M and Y Co. Hall
ca G-l. CONSOLATION matches. nnal round. ~
Mortimer billings. beat J. 7. Talmage r., 6-l' o-l
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THE COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION
FEMALE AUTHORS AT TIE wORLl

FEMALE AUTHORS AT TIE WORLDS FAIR.
Mrs. Frederick p. Belamy has been appointed by
tho state q ard Of Women Managers for The Worlds
Fair chairman OF the committee on womas WORK III
uterotur, for the state of NewYorlS. Books written
-, ,u,en natives or residents Of this state will con
tIt,te A special exhibit in the library Of no women
tulldinr I'm Chicago. Work, on the exact sciHc",
,Mlo.ophy, art and history will receive prominence
rc ,uacc set aside for this purpose Will be equipped
and decorated by New York women. In n short time
Mace Of deposit for all books submitted for the Fair
,rll he designated. In the meantime communications
l,tlva to the won ems literary department Of uie
Wv. York state exhibit addressed ~ Mrs Frederick
!, renamy No. 30 Garicu-st. Brooklyn. Will receive
f.t.utfip
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A REMEDY FOR TIE CARRIAGE NUISANCE.

TO the Editor OF no IrI u q.
sir: Relative 10 the culpable carclcSsne's IN dump
ing garbage etc. within the prcscrlbo hnS' "heIeo
= q NJ writes In your issue Of tins GATE. al VINO nave
considered the matter viii agree That 1t Is de"o"
straon that the enforcement Of civic ordinances out
edo OF corporate limits IS n failure Wherever AT
,errn.c, !. Is stu further a denomination OF the
inodcouacr In executive administration 10 enforce regu
,ations wben violations Of law so far as imperative
rcgulotlons may be called law. arc protected by the
inevitable political "pull" Of the transgreSSor' Years
.ro arcued on this very theme thai. n the rivers
and barbors OF orr country under United states
Governmental CONTROL IN all the physical features OF
channels luoys Lighthouses. etc. this matter OF Inc
impairment OF channel approaches. the formation Oh
bars ETC.. proper matter t" T. referred 10 INC
absolute control Of tho Government. and u seems !"
mo aat II should be referred 10 the Lighthouse E~N
whose powers can bo readily enlarged bv statute to
meet the cx'ccncles, and you may be assured tat II
This were done the violations Of law and damage ="
corc,,ce md injury 10 health would promptly.
poHtcag "pulIs." money brides and the weHknowr
,.tbod. in vogue wond be vain when used on naval
officers and the assurance Of swift United states 70
strcrIcn on tan ,grcssor would be powerful deterrent
influence on those who now live in perfect IMMUNITY
fca thcIr misdccds. This Is matter serious enough
for tho Chamber Of Commerce 70 entertain and thcfe
mr.. veteran captains enough such ns snow ana othc'f
who can satisfy directors 10 the perfect feasibility o'
towing ia floats far enough 10 to throw the stun
outside Of she shore currents which certain wcllhnown
causes crca 70. and with which all captains are
familiar r should be glad 10 see tie powers 81 The
Government exercise In rms. In some Other
directions and have no Tint TIN liberties Of any
ono win De i,npcrl'icd Nv the rAcrSc 81 such powers
II Is only thN evil disposed who fear strong govern
@cn 6 hay given tn" NoT.H a. ' b sNMi%I "
Brooklyn. jelly 2I. 1899. lG4 chntoa.st.
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vnr To EyTrEriIy The VETERANS.

Stamford. Conn. July 30 tSpeclnD-The %opie y,
,, ,. have extended an invitation 10 the sth ana
the l7th Connecticut Volunteer Veterans a"'"n"'o"'
f., hold The annual rcurons this year at TINS p,F'c ."
august a. Tho invitations have be"h iaVor'p'y 90"
idcr,d nv the officers 81 the associations anu o'"''
action will be taken few days n"pS nav :"
ready been taken o. engage prominent 'PeN
:, j. intended % have n good time IL Is r""S
,S,,,. ono vsors sIuco the two regiments were or
ro,i,cd and tie comparatively few veterans now NV
nr vii he urgd to make special efforts to me'| at
The reunion this year.
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NATIONAL TEMPERANCE ClNPMEETING.

,.,urv Park n J. July 90 tSpeciaD.-Ihe third day
-, ,h Twelfth National Temperance Camp Meeting was
opencd this morning by an invocation 10y Dr. 9tohe''
The Rev. Dr. Theodore l.. Cuylcr PRESIDENT VI "',
National Temperance society Of Ne" iofN' ucn'o''"
the morning address. Ills subject was Inc S'sn.
II the temperance movement after nan " Ph''S VI
agtatiOn." The afternoon meeting was """'
nv p A. Burdict the temperance evangelist OF
western Ncw-iorI who spoke upon inc "f''' MIC
,tzen,s re,ponslollt, 10 the Temperance cau'e me
evening was devoted TO ENTERTAINMENT 10y '"o
-pring Lake Qunrtcttc
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A BIDDING.

Frank Martin Rollins, OF Manches@r, n. II ana he'a
,. cn,r,ar only daughter Of Allheus Currier OF
1870, ~. we're married Thursday noon At TIE
,Sns.,' n The Incarnation, Garden CITY, y y by
rsbop Lrtcjohn assisted by tho Dean ana IN" ~,
ch,,n. A Jcssup Of the Cathedral stan. Inc ofon
'"" ~ - re her brother. Charles +. stone. OF
rseon,a n H. acted as best man. After tho ceremony
the bridal party md relatives met at the Cancara
q, St MARY With which Miss Cunier has been 'de"'eu
HI Ia
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OBITUARY..
WILLARD OSCAR CARPENTER.

Troy. y. Y. July 90 (specaD.-Willard oscar
Carpenter u noted newspaper man IN 'his .i'''-'''
died at his home here early this evening 'i'' -"
,on.o- ras e,trn,ne wears Of age and had been en-
raced IN newspaper work nearly all his hfe lie
had contributed many notable articles to various
,New-York. Chicago and Boston newspapers ne
exceed especially critic Of amusemen.s' ,r m
Carpenter acquired competency Do og ms n'ei' "'
and leaves an estate OF over SoO,oOo'
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SERVICES OF THE CHRISTIAN ALLIAXrE.

Asbury Park. n. j.. July 30 (speciaD.-IPday
orvlces at the Christian Alliance devoted 10 lie
subject Of Divine healing The mornlng Hiecu''1 va"
addressed by the Rev NJ b. Fuller, OF lhuidnH ms
Beck OF Philadelphia ard Mrs. French on the u'''' ''
phases Of the subject This afternoon nj the "'"
rnonal meeting the Rev. 4. ID. simpson ahloi".'
seventy persons for Divine healing. NJ INC o'o7
scrvlce the Rev. Stephen Merritt OF New'Nork spoho
ON rvangcstic mission work with fclatvh W INV
nropa cation OF the Divine healing belief.
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DRIVEN AWAY FROM THE BEACH by THE
GAEnAGE


To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: After reading the communication ~ 7. q. W.
in Wcdue-day's Tilbunc. am constrained b say some
thing aopg the line. I'm view OF Tire importance
NJ keeping our lovely bathing beaches clean free from
rarlacc and 10 prevent. Il possible the Ming up
q onr ha,bor. I'ntl this wear | had been IN the
bnbjt Of SUI swimming ~ Concv Island aud Il ckaway
Reach hut from nv experience Of TIE hast few year
| now 60 to Long Beach, a. The only place where J
NAV not Doe chilled by the cold touch ~ dead cats
and doc, Noficlng pieces 81 dccaYcd wni'rln. ION,
thousand, ~ crs from New York barr,1ins. and all
.or;s If dccOmlJos,d stun on the beaches ~ Concy
island and RocaTay AT an early hour before hather
had arrived | iricnoGatcd tie "Hfc guards aud
they told mo that I'm the carly mornings the beaches
were n disgusting sight. and that the puplciors 81
the bath houses han much possible removed De
fore the arrival Of visitors but found II impossible to
keep the beaches clean one told me that Austin
Corbin who owns The hotel, al Manhattan rclcl had
tried 10 have the mi sncc ahaicd, with effect.
Now as n matter Of National pride, rs We'll n,
for our health and comfort. should all raise our
voices 10 stop Ills destruction and nuisance.
have such large alloy OF uncasincss when taking a
foreign frbnd to hear GIlmorcs fine band. and to
view our ynagnlnccnt coast. that continually
reminded low Sociious VIC should be for the fuur'
~ This lovely pnrt ~ our coast. Americans do not
all appreciate our country. noble mountains. grand
lakes msjcsrc rivers and unrivallcd coasts. L''
us awake Il, timo before destruction comcth too
ouIckIy before our hearts shall sink within N
the ravngcs caused by greedy men. Hike the coast
but now tho Wouur.ifns Draw ne ana many Oihcri
away 10 places Of purity and clennlin"ss
paicnylllc - Y Juy 1897
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THOESiyDS OF RABIES TO PlRADE.

Asbury Park, y. j.. July 90 lSpecial-Ihe UNI"
annual baby parade tomorrow will eclipse any sl"'
affair held here over 5000 babies have area"'
lcen entered, and this number will be doubled pe'o
. o'clock. the hour Of starting. large hnihDe' VI
articles have been given by the local mere hah's anu
many summer residents. A gold watch WIZ DC pic
.,t~d To tina Youngest mother In the II se Mrs.
Helen z. Niles has charge OF tho parade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
THE PARIS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

Paris. July 20.-rhe Paris Chamber OF Commerce
tos voted 10000 francs 10 send delegate TO the Chl
coco Fair and appointed NJ Lourdelct to represent
tho Chamber OF Commerce.
Al a pcnary sitting of the international Internal
Xavirot,on Congress Ia day MIR Doorc. OF chicago III
,o, tho members the Congress 10 attend the INT
~ dir The pir>deh OF the Congress said he hoped
,'' mast NJ lie members would accept the INVITATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30
ro SHOW GALvEsroX's ADVANTAGES.

CHICAGO. July 29.-rhe Texas Worlds Fair EN-
uors, Association. through X. Malone. It's general
manager ha, applied for l,o25 squaF" feet OF space
A., IA, Transportation Building, In which to exhibit
,,,,,,rc model OF the harbor and city of GaN cston.
,o,,rr IL, advantages and facilities rs a shipping
nt and port Of entry, Its docks pnrs and buildings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

strong current at Pollock Rip which makes the result
Of the effort b save her doubtful Inc 9'"ooher
Luther Bldridgc has been sent OUT 10 INC "''h 10
guard the pIoperty and keep light on the wreck at
night cena,n Morrison left this afternoon for New
York and Boston 10 arrange for the sale An easy
fog prevails today and there is no observation OF
The wreck.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

'hf sUyKEy AVA TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION.
ciatham. Mass. July GOV. X. Vanderbilt ieiI
.els Tor Newport this forenoon. lie has decided 10
ea tie Alva at auction 10 the highest bidder as she
Wv Hes The sale will occur carly next week.
r00aoly In Boston. Captain Sharp, Of the herntI
Aner Rescue, and Captain Morrison, OF tho Avn
Sonsly recommended uus course on account Of the
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Del Norte. Col. July Gothic Little Annie mining
,,onc,tv OF summittvillc was sold under Judgment
- fr ,o,urc and order OF sale at Del Norte yestcr-
da, and was bought by PoSey Crawford, who
,,nounce that they will begin work on the property
nt oncc upon an extensive scale The price paid
N
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Guerial Notices.


Established 1873
MRS McELRATHs HOME MADE PRESEHVED
BRANDED. CANNED AND srACGD fH0AiS AM
PURE RED cURRANT JELLY A SPECIALITY
,ssrsnees Sc address Mrs SARAH s. NOEL
kATH 99S Degrawst.. Brooklyn. r. J.
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,vvrsrGArIyG The ACCOUNTS.

DR.. Moses Mint1 several months ago eh"sea n -
s,rosohn with Irregularities in his management o, un
Hsbrow sheltering Home. Of which he y 'he presuon
-, ,,,. NJ sarasohn invited examination OF the BOOKS
- ,.,,,n,,o, A committee OF six was appointed U
,nv.tIss,s the truth the charges. and this s0mnn''ec
viii report naxt sunday.
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pporpssoR CHARLES RIDDLEMEYER.

OTTAWA ILL.,. July 30 (speciaD.-Proiessor Charles
p,adIamevsr A NJ. Phi d. one OF the foremost ed's
GATORS OF the German universities twenty-five years
ago has Just died at the Eastern Insane Hospital al
TorLakes N which he was sent last fall from this
county He was eighty I've years ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

You can break up a cold by the timely use OF Dr.
Jaynes Expectorant, an old and popular medicine
for sore Lungs and Taroats and the best Of all Cough
remedcs. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-07-30

tors Lustgs friends, however, assert that
he overdose OF ether or OF morphine Ans
police of the Twenty fourth Precinct are investigating
.he circumstances OF the death and all probability IL
viii become the subject OF inquiry by the Coroner.
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JOSFPU TURNEY.

Cleveland Ohio July 20.-The death OF Joseph
rnrnev an aged and highly respected citizen OF
Cleveland. occurred this afternoon. lie was pron'i
nent As a banker and Republican leader IN he Guy
and county He served two terms as STATE nre'as'
urer from 1880 TO 1854. His age was seventy 1e'e
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MARRIED..

RoLLINs-CuRRIER-on THURSDAY, July 2s a. Ss
Cathedral Of the Incarnation Garden Iity ~ e
RI Rev A. n. LittleJohn, ID. D., LII D., the bsnop
of Long island Frank Martin Rollins, OF Mancheser
" H.. to Leila jeanette Currier, daughter OF the a"
Alpheus Currier, Of Hayerhill. Mass
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pcIitiral Notices.

AL Political HanseIs, Flaas and Pertrait:
Best work usual BY H0yER 4 GRAHAM, Aleeto,
81 Chambersse. old reliable Hea1euarters aimee 1e&e
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Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with
full name and address.
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1IOVEY WINS TIE CANADIAN CHAMPIONSHIP

Toronto July 20.-In the Canadian lawn-tchhS
tournament this morning Hovey Qiarvardl beat bAoy
(Rostonl o. CO, 10. oil ana won the chdhi'
...nnsbi,' NJ Canada This ends the tournament.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-08
LEGAL.

VTIEGINIA: In the Clerks flee Of the Circait
v Court Of the ii of Alexandra the 18th
day OF January, 1892.
The Green spripg Valley Improvement Compar y
OF Baltimore county, duly Incorporated oily
under the Laws Of the State Of Ma. yland, VS..
Johns B. Fl. Nicholson, turyi7iag partner Of An
drew J. Nicholson, dece ased, aud himself trad
ing und T the name and style of J. ]. Nicholson
& sors, A. 81. Taylor. trustee. and Jane ss' n
Wc1derburn and Alexander j. WedderburD,
her husband. In chancery.
Memorandum The object OF this suit is to al
tech the interest OF the defendant, Johns n. 3.
Nicholson, As surviving partner CT the firm OF ].
J. Nicholson & Sons, in and under deed of trust,
executed By Jane Sarah Wfddei bu and Ale1 an
der j. Wedderbnr2, her husband, 70 A. 81. Taylor,
trustee, and bearing date February 18th, 1887,
ion Court OF the city Of Alexandra, 81 subject
the same to the payment Of q d.bt Of three thou
sand dora:s due by open account 10 the COM
plainant by the said do endan., ]. ]. Nicholson
Sons.
The defendants, Johns P. q. Nicholson, tradit g
as j. J. Nicholson & sonr, A. 81. Taylor trustee,
Jane Sarah Wedderburn and Alexander J. We'd
derburn, her husband, not having entered thtir
appearance and given security, according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this Court, and
it appearing by affidavit that they are not
residents of this State: 1t is ordered that the
said defendants appear here within fifteen days af
ter due publication of this order, and do what is
necessary protect their interests in this suit; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, a newspaper published
in the city of Alexandria, once week for four sue
cessve weeks, and posted at the front door of the
Court House of this city. A copy-teste:
JOHN 8. BEACH, Clerk.
Jones & O'Btiep, %. isn30 w4w
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TRY THE CURE.
Opening and Closing of the Halls.

Northern mails close st 7:30 end 8 80 g. Il.
and 12:A5 aad e:15 p. N. and $40 p. Il. Open
al 800 q. r., 1909 u, and $50 p. IN.
Southern mails, via Charlottesville. Virginia
close at 8 % and 100 a. II. and S45 p. m.
Open at 500 and 1:47 p. N. and $50 p ~
MGna3ssg Division mails close at 8 20 q. II.
and 4:30p. n. OYen ct 1880 q. m.
Southern malls, via Richmond Va, closes at
1850 a. n, $40 and 500 p. IA. Open at 0:45
g. N. and 100 p. q.
Alexandria snd Roond Fill, Va, mails close al
$50 a. N. and 40 p. Il. Opon at 800 a. IA and
$50 p. u.
Closed mails to Falls Church, Vionna, Fairfax
CHI, Herrdon, Loesburg, Purcellville and Bound
lilly close ct 4:10 p. m. and opon st 800 am.
Western mails close at 1880 G. "a, 12:45 and
900 ?. N. Open at $50 and 1000 g. r.. and
300 p. N.
Washington, DC, mails Close at 1870 and $50
3. NJ, End 1880, 40 and GO p. N. Open
at 9,3,. md 1000 a. a., 1900 n, and 800 and
Once Hours-open at 500 a. m. Close at 5:so
p. m. Open ct $50 p. II. Ciose at 7 p. m.
Sunday Hourg-0pea at 500 6. n. Closo st
$50 8. N.
CARRIEns' scHEDULE.--Coiect:ons made on 8.
Eip routes-6:30 and 1000 .. m, 1920
zoo and 5:45 p. N. On 3-tria roats-6:30 and
1000 q. N. and 5:45 D. m.
Deliveries made al SEQ q. n, 12 Z. and 800
pm.
sundsy-Carrisrl window opsn at 800 and
cloae at $50 q y.