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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-03
ARumor Diacredited.

A report was published yesterday to the
effect that the United States Supreme
Court had overuled Justice Harlan, aud
will give q decision favorable to the ILL
nois Central railway in the Chicago lake.
front cases Nothing mas been heard of
such a decision by the legal department of
Chicago or the railway company, and it is
diecredited by all the parties interested.
Judge Aver, counsel for the Illinois Gen.
trail, said: Il do not believe any one knows
what the Supreme Courts opinion will be.
j know OF no way to obtDin u decision of
the Supreme Court until it is handed down.
The justices may have conferred on the
case and a premature decision may have
leaked out. but know nothing regarding
their deliberations"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-03
n.y., indianapolis Union Station.
IVlEGnnsvIVania LINES.
Trains Run by Central Time.
TIcxxr OFFICES Station and corner Illinois and
Washington Streets.
TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
spaily. Daily. except SUNDAY.

xaIsE '# - s a 53g HsG 4.s
From Indianapolis Union Station
Trains leave for St Louis. $40 avn. 1850 am.
1890 pm, 1i:0O pm. II aims connect ut Terre
on l 100 pm train.
Greencastle and Terre Haute Accommodated
leaves 400 pm.
Arrive from ST. Louis $50 am, 4:5o am, $50
pm, 500 pm, 7:45 pm-
Terre Haute and Greencastle Accommodation
arrives az 1000 am.
Sleeping and Parlor Cars are run on through
traius.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-03
MoRsK-BIDDLR.

The marriage OF Miss Delma Biddle.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. s. V. Biddle. and
Mr.. Charles Elliott Morse. of the fast
freight Central States Dispatch. took place
yesterday morning. at II o'clock. 1T tho
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-03

RAILWAY TIMETABLES.
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9ie sdpanfunsen Der Grba9ie.

Wiitte uorigen Sabres lit, tpie I. ct.
beri9tet tpuroe, cine aitronomii9e @rs
petition unter 6iibrung bes 9r. M a r.
Gu e BON Der 8erliner eternmarte
na6 9onolulu abgegangen. Oie gez
oba6tun9en auf ienem punfte Der groe
fDaten bic anf Der 8erliner 5ternmarte
ieiner3eit entDedte 2ageperdnberung Der
Drebungsa6ie Der grbe befdtigen. Die
In Berlin, pDtSbam, StraBburg nnb
Drag angeitelten 8eoba9tungen Der
pDlb0be, pergli9en nit ben in 6onoz
lulu poll3ogenen, liefern in Der Shat
tpie ieBt Der sSd9li1en Gmnbf1au"
mitgetbeilt nirb, iibereimfimmenbe @rs
gebnifie. Nabm in umferen @egenben
Dte polb0be 5u ober ab, 10 nabm lie in
9onoluln, uel6es auf Der anberen
Seite bes @r0balls liegt, in sleidem
WtaBe ab ober su unb amar fanben oiefe
gerdnberllngen in Der @r0Be BON iiber
elmer balben gogeniefunbe itatt. Die
Nnnabme bon periobii6en S1manfuns
gen Der Grba6fe, melde ungefdbr einen
3eitraum BON 437 3agen umfaiien, 1T
fonlit als enbgiltig en.i1ieben au be-
tra1ten. Sie boben Soften Der grpes
Dttion, tpel6e BON Der permanenten
@ommiiiion Der Snternationulen groz
mefiung ausgeriiitet mar, baben iomit
eine grrmngeni6aft eihgetragen, bic
nl9t allein bic gelebrte Welt intereilirt.
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9te Grippe erfolsreido bebanoeIt.

Sd bin foeben BON einem 5tDeiten
glnfal Der grippe in 6ielem Sabre bers
geftellt tporben, fagt Wtr. S. 8. Sones,
Gerausgeber bes n2eaber", WseTia,
Seras. Sd gebrau6te @bamberlains
SuitenzMeOi5in unb nit grfOlg, benin
i6 mar mur 5pei = gegen friiber aebn
Gage i'm 8ette. Ser smeite Mnfaa
piir5e ebenfaas 10 f9per gepeien fem,
tpie Der erfte, bdtte i'd nid)t bieie Mebi=
5ir angeuan6t, ba i6 mid feds Stuns
ben mad Der Mttade i9on legen mubte,
mdbren6 i6 beim eriten @nfaa mod
5tpei Sage lang neinen @ef6dfte1
na6geben fonnte, ebe id bettldgerig
tuurbe. Sie Glaf6e gu so Gents gu
perfaufen bel ben Grugsiften s. Salt
eper & 5obn, Doubling & Sloob, 80.
& M. &alteper, u. SreiB, $. 59uz
6arb, &. Cohen & So. unb 5. 8,
9arrifon.
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Gin 9euti6er, Der iid Sr. bon
9olmfetbt nennt, purbe unldngft in
2onbon babel ertappt, als er cine &afs
ie ausraubte unb tpurbe au 3 Wo1en
9aft berurtbeilt. @dbrenb er bic
Strafe abbibte, itelte bic poli3ei grz
bebungen iiber iein 8orleben an, mnb
bic Solge mar, baB er, iobalb er Bic
9aft abgeieien bate, ipieber berbaftet
tpurbe, biesmal unter Der 9lnflage,
@elb unter fali6en 8orfpiegelungen
erlaugt au baben. @r mar friiber in
Der Samilie zines rei6en gnsIdnbers
9auslebrer geipefen, inseB fortgeiagt
worben, neil er 36glinge bic ibm utls
terifeat iDaren, beranlaBt bate, Stiide
ibrer eigenen &leiber gu perfeben, bas
nit er bon benz @rtrag S9naps erbals
ten fonnte, unb 1i6 nn1 fenftige ger=
9eben bate gu S6uIben fommen lafz
len. Seitbem bate er ii6 ausf6lieBs
lid als 8erbre6er betbdtigt. Man
fanb aud, als er bas porige Mal per=
baftet purbe, cine 9pnamitpatrone bel
ibm. Wtit feinem 9lbel 1T es ni6ts,
i'm uebrigen 1T er BON Saus aug Elm
bo6gebilOeter Meni6 unb bate emit
elilen berporragenben Stang in gez
btloeten &reiien eingenommen.
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,gtber bas tpdre ia l6redlib!" ftieB
@erba berpor, inbem lie per5meifluns
poll Die 5dnbe 3ulammenpreBte. uWtan
| iollte ni9t baran 9lauben, oab 5mei
Serlobte lih obne ein beltinlmteS Ser
i6ulben oeS @tnen ooer beS Nnoeren
trennen, nur neil ite erfannt baben,
oab ibre 3iebe bod ni9t Die re9te ses
melen let?"
vJiein! Du barfit perlt6ert ietn,
baB baS tn Der faufndnnif9en Nelt
Yerlins. Die fir mid bod allein BON
8eoeutuns lit, unter 1auienb ni9t
@iner fir m0sli6 balten miro. Denn
man lit bier nt6t gepobnt, ote1e Io9es
nannte ,rehtet Stebe, bon Der Die Rriz
maner uno bie Yadfil6e i6pdrlnen,
alS eine 10 unerldBli6e 8orbeOtnsuns
fir eine sliidli6e @be anSuieben. Wfan
bat aus buuoerttauienO iiber3eu9enoen
8eilpielen 9elernt, oaB cine freunoz
lbaftlif)e @mpf;noung ober oaB lelbit
eesenleitige adtung 3lpei Wtenl6en 1T
Der Gbe ihlieblib piel feiter uno inni9er
miteinanoer oerbinoet, als oas raid
, perfladerte Strobfeuer elmer hinlnelan
loOernoen Heioenlbaft. SD bin bereit,
Did bier III ,ahtrei6e 9ea9tete 9dnler
gu fiibren ltto Dir Die i1Onlten Biloer
sladliden 3uialnmenlebens seraoe in
Ioltyn 6antlien Sll aei9en, in oenen
uiht @ott @mor, lonoern @ott Wiers
fur Die So15eitsfadel angesiinoet batte.
gln@ oa linb pielleiht Der Braut ober
oen Grallti9am Dor Der So6jeit matt
deflei dltgitli6e SeOenfen uno 5agenoe
3weifel sefommen, luie es mobl nnallsz
bleiblih lit, menn Spei Wteniden, Die
: chamber bod i'm @runbe fait fremo
lino, iib fir oas gauge fiinftise Seben
perbinoen 1ol1en; aber es lit barum bod
aetnem bon ibnen etnsefallen, einen
Dffentli1en Sfanbal berbet3ufiibren unb
| lt9 ielbft ODER BEN gnoeren gum @eseils
itano bosbaften @eip0ttes uno ban1i-
l1en @erebeS gu MAIDEN. Sic pertraus
ten barauf, oaB Die Siebe foulmen
ipirbe, n1o lie tdui6ten lib ni6t, benn
1T elmer pom Settle Der N6tlin9 unb
Der sesenleitisen Hiidfidtnabme getras
senen @be fontmt Die 2iebe ir1mer, TO-
fern man ibr niht sefliiientlid Tbir
/ uno Ibor perl9lieBt.4
(5ortfesnns folst)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-05-13
Saiicr Wilbela,s itafoffem.

Wel6e setpaltisen Mnfpride an bie
t0Higli6e @ipiQifte geftellt perben, gebt
wobl am beiten baraus berpor, bab Elm
groBer She'll Der 8emd6er bes f6niqs
li6en S6loHeS pollftdnbig neu ausges
ftattet tperben n1uB. Daburn, baB bas
S6loB lan9e ni6t betpobnt mar, befinz
ben li9 bic inneren &dume beifelbe in
einem 3uitan6e, tpel6er ben 9lnfor6ez
rungen Der bettigen 3eit nid)t nebr
entipri6t. Waren bod 4. 9. Sapes
siererz unb Sif9ler=Werftdtten in ben
f6Onen 8arterrerdumen mad Der Quifz
ieite su, in ben fogenannten polnil6en
Rammern untergebra1t. Sieielben
perben ieBt tpieber retaurirt, nit Mar>
morfaninen Derfeben, iiberbaupt pollz
fdnbig neu ausgeifattet.
9ie ginri6tung Der 9dume, in bez
men bic in Berlin gum 8efn1e peilenz
ben 9erriGaften tpobnen, emtIpri6t
ni6t mebr Dem mobernen aonfort.
Bel Der iebesmaligen Mntpeienbeit ei>
nes boben @aiteS mubten M6beln &c.
aus anberen S6l0fiern berbeigei1afft
merben. Sir bas Gefolge maren nur
b06ft primitive @inri1tungen borbanz
ben, bic gar ni9t'mebr angemeHen err
f6ienen.
Wtan 1T nun neuer6ings bamit be,
i6dftigt, alle bieie 3dume mad unb
mad in wobnlider glrt, in 2lnlebnunq
on ben i'm S9loiie porberrldenben
po,nebmen unb 9eDiegenen @ei6mad
umaugeltalten.
@s iinb aber i'm 8erliner Gd)loi1e
aud groBe S6dBe porbamoen, bic iebt
erf our pollen @eltung gelangen merz
ben. CUR ieipeiligen Nusitattung BON
3immern befanben fi9, bisber faft une
benuBt, auf ben 8oDen bes S6IofIes
etwa 1900 uneinserabmte Selbilber.
Sieie 8emdlbe uerben iebt nit foitbas
rem &abmen perfeben unb in ben @e=
md6ern bes S9loiies aufgebdngt. lln=
ter ben Merfen bat man iebr uertbs
polle Originate, II. a. einen &embranbt
unb einen 8an Spd (2) gefunben. isiir
bas neue Palais in Potsbam muB cine
neue @artens8alluftrabe nit aanbe=
labern &C. bergeri6tet werben, bic etlpa
100000 Mtart foitet. 9llle bieie Nuse
gaben muB bic f0nigli6e S6atulle be-
ftreiten.
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Gefoltert i'm 10. sya6rbunbert

~|~I~$tS<< s"b 49, AOAThUHNVSAh* =
@om 9ar3 i6reibt man benz ,gr.
8olfSfr.": rginen fIeinen 8eitrag
gum &apitel Der Yriigelltrafe liefert
cine gerbanbluns bor bem S60fen=
geri6t in Wernigerobe. Gin S6uls
fnabe aus Glbingerobe mar augeflagt,
3 Wlarf unteri6lagen gu baben nnb
batte bieies gerseben aud eineeltan.
ben. 8el Der Bemeisaufnabme in Der
9auptDerbanblung befannte bic 8elas
ftungSseugin, So6ter zines 8ddermeiz
fters, baB Ii6 bic 3 Wiarf bod nod ge=
funben bdtten. Ser &nabe murbe ins
folge beiien freigeipro6en unb Der 3eu>
gin bonn Geri6t cine 8iige ertbeilt.
9luf bic 6ra9e bes &i6ters an ben
&naben, parum er in Der S6ule eins
geitanben babe, bas gerseben begans
gen gu baben, erfldrte er, rbaB er ppm
2ebrer 10 lange gepriigelt ipprben iei,
bis er seitanben babe".
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aleio. rjtoite! aleiberitoife /!

Ser sr6bte unb sepablteite gprratb ron
feinen &leiber rft offe n, Der ie in Gan
Nntanio borbaneen mar. GIN neues Muaer
Satin Stripeb grepon, ipIib unb
gemuitert.
n8eofDrb Gprb" in allen neuen Gar-
ben, fpie NideI, Gisale, Mais, 2apenbel, Gan,
@uiiian Strap, Cream meiB.
- @balIies su 16, IS unb 20 eemts per
Oarb.
:. JransSfifdse gbaaiss in So Be-
fttmn,teil Nuitern.
Mohatres. Crepe b'gbine gu rs
Gents, 80 @ents unb $l.Oo.
Sram30iti4er Orsanbie gu 95, 35
uno 40 Gents.
Goro on 8oi, etpas neaes, gu 10 Gents
per Yarb.
@emuterte 8ebforb eprS 3u l21s
Gents per garb.
a 9emufterte erepe gu IA Gents per
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sienralata In 1b glinuten fnrtrt

Wtr. $. 9. Sturtebant, @bitpr Der
y@aupaca (@ise.) poit" iagt: @banz
berlains S6mer5ens 8aliam furirte
meine 5rau Dergangene Na6t BON @ez
fi9tsz unb 3abni6mer3en innerbalb Is
Minuten. Wir m06ten ni6t mebr oh
ne balelbe fein. Die 6lai6e fir so OTIS.
gu baben bel ben Srugsiiten s. Salt
eper & Sobn, Doubling & 6loob, W.
& Sc. 9alteDer, u. SreiB, $. S9uz
9arb, 81, Cohen & So. unb S. s.
Sarriion.
9ie Miener poli3ei fabnbet auf
einen ameritanii6en 8iirser 0amenS
@ilbelm 2eitner. 9erfelbe bate es
pdbrenb ieines ie6smonatigen 2lufents
balts bort fertig gebra6t, einen
We6iel auf 1000 @ulben ein3utailirs1,
wel6er angeblid ppn Der ySllinois
Sapings 8ant" auf bic 9lnslosOefers
reihii6e 8ant ausseltellt mar, iomie
einen @bef auf 5000, Der porgebli6
BON Der eriten Natipnalbant bon Gbicas
90 auf bic r@itD 8anf Of 2onbon" si
@uniten zines geipifen @b. Sils aus>
geiteat tpar. 8eibe 9fnipeifungen finb
pOllig wertblOs.
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@s ipIlte in ienem s,arfe ieiu.

s. o. gBtion, 81 Slap Strabe, Gbarpsburs pa. /,
id9t er mp4te ntdbt pbne Or. Sfins5 Neue Gnpeduus
fur. Saptnbiuht, Suiten unb Grtdtuns ietn, penn
eafelse babe ietue Gran se6ei, pele mad atnem befs
ttsen Nnfale Ger v@rippe" BON ber 2unsen Gnt5hnz
bnna behrpbt wurte. unp uadbem ale anberen ense=
Iarbten Wtttel ptrfnusSlpS seblteben Robert
Barber ron Gcrfsrprt, 3D., erfldrt, bab Or. Riuss
Rsue Grnbnns ibm mehr sennst babe, ais irsefe Ct.
mas, mas er esgen ietne gnnsenfranfbeit eebrauht
batte. Gs se6t nthts Bederss Man usriu4e IS j!
Greie Prpbes Slaiden In Der Mpctbefe BON apcipb
Dreb, abpmpion & Go. @rOse SIai&en so Gents
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Jetue gpieen Worbanse, 81 garo
lang, au rs Genta, $L0o, $1.25, $3.50,
$500, $3.50, $500, mab oufndrts, 10 fein
tpis S9r iie tpiinf9t.
: Sarbtger unb i9iparser Sail1e
Granea'ie, gu 80 Gents per garb.
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3epbpr 0inabal1ts !!

@ir perfaufen 3epbpr @insba M 3
gu 10, 18 unb % Gents.
Satim StsiSeb gorb bu @oi unb 3epbprs.
@emnfferte gateea gu 10. u, Is
unb 25 Gents.
s9li4t: 8u 10, 1914, 15, 20 unb rs
Gents
Sas sr6bte unb beit aussewdblte Eager
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Uaaren Die ourb ibre preile an5ieb;
SSertbe ir oie 8nnben ,peld)e benbt perben iplte

BON i4w arsen Waaren gu BEN aler.
niebrigiten Nreiien.
@efreifter unb cdrrirter 2atp n
bon l Gents aufwdrts Bis gu benz beiten.
Salidter i6marser Orsonnie, @renabine,
Satin geitreifter Saipn gu ertaunlth nisori,
gen Breilen.
getbene @arp SenriettaS, 40 8oa,
nit ben reueiten Sdattirungen periebeu,
an $1.o0.
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Chenille portiereu llno Sildoeden.

Wtr pfferiren GbentIIe Yprtiere II
nno Stl d beden gu abiolut balbem 9reiie.
8tr baben so gaare portieren nnb 100
Ssihoefen, alle gu bemlelben greiie.
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eeioeujtoffc eeioenitoffe!

@oltoe farbise ST ineiii6e unb S a.
paneft1 ebe Se,oenftpffe In ben pps
puldriten Sarbea t'ie Beib, Cream, &oia,
@orn ytile, 2ilae 8lau &c.
GrliSe @ros Grain % @9iparae
Seibeaitoffe gu rs Gerts, go Gents. 81
unb $1.25.
S9tparae unb @ream gbim eiiide
Seibenit ffe, gu 90. 50, so, so, rs, s5,
80 Gents unb 81.
gesbeme nno gotim Rrucase, in
ldmara uito rbia au rs, 90 Gents, 81 ,ino
$l.25 in Den neueiten Mbenbz z5arben.
Gancp senufterte Snbias, idparser,
tarbi9er nno fpeiber @runS; Stpe,far5ig, eir.
fah nnb perihieOenart ge 6iguren, 8Iumem.
Scrops nnb anbete Muiter, Is Sorten, SX12
&ninbinatton, isbes 2O-22 3oll brett, 30, 48,
so, SO, Is @ents unb 81. 90 3plI breite All
81 itnb 81 %.
gerf9iebene Wlncee gurabs, su 30,
IS, SO unb rs Gents.
Das sei6enlaser iibertrifft aaes Oagetpe=
fene in Ausmahl, Site unb Bertb fir ieSen
3tped. no Seioe sebraudt iuirD, unb beren
3abl tit 0estpr.
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&orbdnael &prhdnae !

Sn Oraperien unb gretonne 3
fiibren mir eitle elegante Masmabl BON 10
9ents auftrarts bis gu Der feiniten Gorte.
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ltnier @aareulaaer lit maBaebeno.

Die folsenben luotationen seben einen
gsinf, UNI aber ben tpirtlieten @errb unb bic
&ei4baltisfeit fennen gu Ierneu, fonmt unb
lebt ober lakt Gnd3 Yrpben fm.fem.
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ueue maarer, |
l1ujer ..BeiBer Glephants'

Clothing 9aus lit bas sr6Bte puS psnfsns
bigIte TN Siibfrei.en. a8ir 6ir1ntirex
9 lit, Muiter, Aualitat uxA
,bab MlleS pabt."
M6bel uuo Seppide!
nnier DlSbel- unb Gepp,3 0eparssnasus
perbient in Museninein 8enomnssb 5H hsSs
ben Dir qmptlren Prelie, bic 5Sr mt Bsgs
sniisen Ieien iperbet
9eppihc! 9eppid5c!
8orb 8ruiiels, 81 unb aufspdrts.
Sape1trp Bruiiels, so gents ur,0 aufHxrtS.
Sapeitrp 8rufieis, Hpgberrp. IS gents nnt
a,ftrartS.
aass Boas, sreifo@e 0ide, sS Gents.
Union 10
gats @oue, sDeiia9s 70
6. 6. as
Union 45
@efaun,te aeprid,e, Is bis so Cent?.
2inoleun, so Gents uiib aufnarts.
Subbpoen Sel-Iud, 50 Gt8. une oulu6rte.
Goeos= Watten, As Geuts ilnb aufmdrts yss
luaotatsYarb.
gbina Matten, bon l21a BIS 95 @ents.
aeebte SapanefiiAe Matten 81 n,sr ls 81,
M1bel! Me1bell
Sir MAIDEN ipe3iele Dfferten in 9 e4tai.
5immers Gets:
SpIibe Antife Gi9ene Sets. nur $ls.ss.
@le8ante Gheral SetS, niir $4,000
Solibe Walluub SetS, ,l,ir $3g.
Yldlh Barlor Sets, niir $27.
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Wa5bel uuo Seppid)e !!

nnier DlObeI- unb Eeppi9 0epartsm<at
perbient in Museninein 8enontnssh 5w hsss
ben Dir qmotlren prelie, bic SIR nut Bsss
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-14
LOCAL BRETITIES.

Democratic federal supervisors OF
election for this city has been appointed.
Attention is called to the notice OF
DR.. Furvis, the City Health Officer, no
tifyiag all citizens to clean their prem
ises.
Mr.. James s. Douglas, who was well
known in this city, died at his home in
Washington Monday, aged ffy-nine
years.
Mir. Horace Atkisson, ofGeorgia, and
Miss Daisy 5. Gunnell, of Fairfax coun-
ty, wore married in Baltimore last Sat
urday.
TIE sale of the effects of the late
finn of King & Kellogg to have taken
place tomorrow have been postponed
I'LL Monday.
Several members of the G.. A. R. who
have ONE to Washington 10 attend
the meeting there next week visited
this city to-day.
The schooner, Morning Star, Capt.
Kelly. belonging 10 Mr. Theo. Ballen-
ger, Of this city, before reported ashore
in the bay, has gone to pieces.
The chimney Of an old house near
the corner of King and Payne streets
collapsed this morning and frightened
the inmates, who rushed into the street.
Geo. Gray, 4 Washington newspaper
reporter, was yesterday acquitted by a
jury in Judge Miller's court of the
charge of assault upon 5. 2. Bayly, jr.,
chief clerk Of the health office.
A number of the survivors of the Sth
Illinois cavalry, which regiment was
quartered in this city early in the war,
viii hold reunion at the Braddocl
House on Saturday night next when q
banquet will be given.
The railroad freight yards in this
city rs well as in Washington are be-
coming blocked with cars on account Of
the railroads giving almost their entire
attention 10 passenger traffic incident
to the coming G. \. Il. meeting III
Washington.
Judge Norton to-day granted a char
ter to the Rosslyn Development CON-
pauy. The capital stock is to be $40
coo. divided in shares Of $50 each. The
principal Office is to be in this city The
officers are Park Agnew, president ;
N. b. Harlow, secretary; James r.
Cation, treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-14

THE WEAruER.-The gentle showers
OF Yesterday were followed shortly after
midnight last night by downpour Of
rain which lasted an hour and a-half.and
did much good to the parched ground
and vegetation. besides cooling aad pu-
rifying the atmosphere The rain was
generally beneficial and was the heav-
Test that has fallen in the city since
Sunday. July 3lst, when there was a
very heavy rain, which lasted, how
ever. but short time. After the rain,
carly this morning. the wind, which
had been blowing from the east, veered
to the northwest, and to-day the tenn
perature has been bracing and delight
fill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-14
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE AcCoMM,

ARRANGEMENT FOR THE ACCoMSGo-
DATIoN OF LOCAL TRAVEL BY THE
Pennsylvania RAILROAD DURING G..
A. Il. MISUNDERSTANDING
Monday, the 18th, and continuing until
further notice. new ticket Office will
be established at 9th street and Virginia
avenue, Washington, for the accommo-
dation of travel from Baltimore and in
termediate stations, including the Pope's
Creek branch and travel from Annap-
oils. And on same date new office will
be opened at 9th street and Maryland
avenue for travel between Alexandria
and Washington, Washington and Ohio
railway trains and local r. & D. trains
now leaving Washington at 4:45 p. m.
for points south and train arriving at
Washington at 1905 a. m, from points
south. Local trains to and from points
as above will arrive and depart from
stations indicated. Trains from the
north at 9th and Virginia avenue and
from the south at 9th aud Maryland
avenue. With these additional iacili-
ties the local travel will be accommo-
dated without inconvenience.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-14

TIE ELECTRIC RAILWAY-The con
struction Of the Mount Vernon Electric
Railway is rapidly approaching COM
pletion. One OF the engines for the
power house has been placed in posi-
ton. and the engineer thinks he will
be able to get up steam by saturday in
order that trial trip over the road
may be made or that day. The off
GERS of the road, however, seem TO
think that cars cannot be Iun befole'eXt
week. Two coaches for Che road were
placed on the Cameron street track TO-
day. and were viewed By crowds Of
people all Of whom reioiced TO see cars
again on or streets. The rain las'
..snt did no damage to the enbank-
r.ant on Franklin street Work al.
along the line is being pushed as rapid
IL ~ possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-14

FOUND ~ ! RAILROAD CUT.-An Old
colored man named Elijah Washington.
who lives On ,he Washington road. was
this morning found in an unconscious
condition in the cut near MessrS.
SHOOTS farm, north Of this city. with
his head badly cut He was taken to
his home just north OF tins city and at
last accounts had not regained con
sciousncss. i is said that Washington.
early this moraing, went 10 look for
his COW and was struck by q south
bound train. This IS probably 50, but
others say Che cuts ON his head were
inflicted by a sharp instrument and in ?
timated that he met with foul play. Il
Is said that Washington had been col
Letting Tor church, but that when
found no money was on his person.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-14

OPERA HoUsE.-May Davenport
Metropolitan City Sports Co. will be
the attraction at the Opera House on
Friday night in an olio of interesting
spectacular features, songs. dances,
In Speaking of His Nibs the Baron"
TO be presented at the Opera House on
Monday night next, The Pittsburg COM
mcrciai Gasette pronounces ii the best
musical frce-comedy that has been
seen in that city this season. The situ-
ations are amusing, and the people all
above the average in point of ability:
There is none Of the nonsense and
rough-and-tumble foolishness about it
that so often abounds in that style OF
may
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-14

AssAuLTED.-Smith johnson, color
ed. who lives near Mount Vernon, early
last night went into the saloon OF MI.
Richard Burnett, on upper Duke street,
and purchased q bottle of beer. Short
" after leaving the saloon he was at,
tackled by six young colored men, all
strangers to him, and was badly beaten
and cut. One of the men struck john
son on the cheek with 4 brick, another
cut him in the neck with knife, and
another struck him a severe blow with
his fist. Johnson reported the assault
10 tic police authorities this morning
and said he did not know the men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-09-14

THE DEIs Observation-Disclosures.
Deis, While and Dunn, with their fam
lies and number of their employees,
arrived here yesterday evening from
Canal Dover, Ohio. The Deis compa-
ny. which has just erected the large
furniture factory at New Alexandria,
will begin operations there in ten days
with large force of men, and say that
their orders are so rapidly increasiug
that they will nj once begin adding to
their plant. Mr.. Deis said this morn
i'm that he expected in Short time to
have upwards of two hundred men at
work in New Alexandria and was much
pleased with the business outlook Of h S
company.