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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-02-13
-:BRIER WlRINGS:-
High Water.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 12.-The Ohio
river at this point has reached the dan
ger line, ~ feet, and is still rising at the
rate of two inches an hour.
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Rase Bali I'm Pennsylvania.

READING, Pa, Feb. IA state base
ball league will probably be formed here
to-day and it is likely that the Middle
States league will be merged in the new
organization.
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Letter List.

List Of letters remaining uncalled for
in the postof1ice at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
for the week ending February II, 1893
If not called for within two weeks will be
ton
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Horrible Accident in Vermont Marble
Ouarrles

RUTLAND, VT, Feb. 1.-THE Vermont
Marble company's covered quarry fell
in, killing seven men and injuring anum-
Der of others.
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Philadelphia's Lincoln Banqu

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.-Ths Lincoln
association of the Union league gives a
great banquet tonight at which promi-
nent men will speak.
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ton.
Apodaca, Antonia Hern, Willie
Bareras, Anastacio Krummeck, Jacob
Chavez, Doniacia Klucevser, Frank
Chavez, Nabor Ortega y Romero
Chavez Perca, Anastacio
Francisco Oliver, Mrs. N II
Collingward, Edwin Pays, Leocadio
Pierce, Harry
Facharias, Mrs Anna Penquite, RobertJ
Freeman, Mr.. Will Rodriguez, Rafael
Gallegos, Anacleto Rodriguez, Nicolas
Gurule, Nemecia Smith, Mrs. Geo d
Gonzales, Elias Segura, Tomasita
Getzler, Fred Salazar, Filomena
Geeseburg, NJ F Trases, Luis
Hyde, ] H Townsend, John
Valencia, Nemesio,
In calling please say advertised and
give the date.
j. WELTMER.
Postmaster
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Skating at the rink on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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Skating at the rink on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Saturdays.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26
HOUSEHOLD 6REvlTiES.

Sour Milk Graham Gems Beat too
geth~r one cup of sour milk or cream.
one teaspooDful Of salt and hall a tea
spoonful Of soda. Stir in a cup and -
half % graham -four. and bake II
CREASED gem pans. Boston Giobe.
Steamed Dat MesL--Piaee roiiet
oats in basin, add water enough "a
cover, salt 10 taste and scak for twa
hours: steam two hours IN any steam
cooker. serve with maple sir1p, miils
and sugar, or milk alone Is very good
Orange Judd Farmer.
Lettuce Salad Beat the yolks %
three eggs with five tabiespooufuls e
good vinegar. Tablespoonful Of sugar.
d little salt. bit of butter. stir to-
gether IN "a saucepan. over the hre. un>
I'll smooth dressing - formed 81 tha
consistency Of cream Pour over tao
lettuce .-- House keeper.
cake without Eggs. --Ty~o-fhirl
cup sugar. oDe-third cup butter. t=eo-
thirds cup sweet milk. two cHps -four.
two heapiDg teaspoons baking posTder-
stir butter and sugar together, then
add milk and Hour beat well ~eaaoa.
IN taste pinch 81 Asit Improves a.
cake--D~tr0it free Pres.
-Rhubarb Pudding Wash and peet
the rhubarb. cut i IN inch pieces. stesy
until pc py with = lifiis juice. -Esesfsa
and thicsen nifH oorn starch stirred
smooth ~ cold water. rDol in motds
or SIDE d.sh.s- Serve with sugar ans.
cream 90 ssiiich "a sprinkle % nutmeg
has been added ii0aseiseepcr.
Salt pors can - erred % a TaTirt-
Of uzys - bres. sl4s moaotDny II ala
por1 y thin .iiess are dipped ia a0rs-
nd fried q light UEo7F n, aud then
dipprd q batter. made frsrn "a,
t-eateu ~. pfneh - sai'. sad thic.s-
eued vyIiIi Assr. returned - the h0s "a
and Drowned szais &. wsTl - foui.fs
delicious Ladies WoglA
kGG Graham Geaas To fvTo eur-s
o. cold milk and ~at@r - red 81 eqaat
prcpors lsas ADJ ne is.asea yo.kz e
tsTo sZga e''r iE taFe cufe q graham
four wta HhleE tsaeFs5snf.i =
saFar and haH tsaspss,sufai - 49,
have bsen mined thea SID fAe shstss
&C fsse e2gs beaten sstG. Eess sscii.
PR into grss>ea grza paus sad saep
iaf Az hour. or aztll bryssa. Boasoa
44lakzs
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RN Irlnnrnni,-

KANSAS CITY. Nav observation-disclosures 100.
shipments $50. Market steady to strong Range
steers 81 G5,i - shipping steers - $500 60 nat We
S9esi ~. bulchers' STOCK s. a0G4 ~. stock
and feeders e. J5a4 o. buisand mixed - 6itg
-, HOGS-i;ec-ipts 900 shipments 500. Mar
let weak l0d20c lower. Bulk of sales So iJss5 81
heavysG 15sg1 W, packers So Sla1 05 mixed 50 teg
10. lights So GOt1d 80. workers 40 S al 20 SHEEP
-iieceipts HOO shipments 800. Market weak,
Natives IS 2j@i 80. lambs ~ acg5 50.
81. LOUIS May 25.-CATTIE- Receipts 2400
hGtnt TO- t ac arhee eo Haf f see HH
HOGS-Recepts sac, shipments 1909 Market alc
lower Good heavies = %, bulk Sc 9jp1 10. SHEEP
--iteceipts 5000, shipments 1900, Market lower.
natives 81 5Oa5 H. Texans SIS 1894 j.
CHICAGO. May p. - CATTLE Receipts l2000
shipments 1905. Market active steady to stronger,
choice steers s. 50, extra stee's medium 81 25@
L Others 81 2jgu5 vs. Texans s3 1904 OG. cows 81
al ~. HOGS Receipts 1900 shipments $780,
Market low 2ea zoe lower Mixed and packers
q ,IA7 10. prime heavy md butchers weights s. Is
al - lights & 5gs7 % SHELP-Rrye pJs 1900
-hipnents -0i0 Market lower. Blution5 IS $50
= 80 lambs 50 JJGgI 10
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

I'm not sure. have only one in the
world
why, that is like me-" cried she.
and good thing. too, that 1 have
only one: am certain that he is the
most detestable man on earth"
'--ih. there I am more fortunate than
you," says he. Il know my cousin to
be the prettiest girl in the world"
Beauty is beauty?r says she,
disdainfuIly.
1T has its advantages" returns he,
sententiously. q
We'll. / must be going home" says
Molly. She puts up her rod v-ith his as
slstance. and then holds out her hand
frankly with charming little smile.
"Good-by." says she. Il have to
thank you for the best part of my day.
But for You. / don't believe l should
ever have disentangled my cast. We
shall meet, | daresay, at Lady Blan-
tyres. / am dining there tomorrow
night. Shall you be there?'
Il daresav." says he. He is beginning
TO feel a little uncomfortable. May
walk part Of the way home with you?
Your basket
''Oh. no, thanks. If we do meet"
says she. little shyly, Il should Ike to
know your name. Mine is Carew.''
There is decided pause. Then
Must tell you now?" ask ne. with
an attempt at lightn ess he is far from
feeling: ''or will you giveme permission
to- tell it to you later on, he would
have said, but she interrupts him.
''Call?" suggests she.
For moment he grasps at this re-
spite, and then CqH--when he will be
sitting at dinner with her, in her own
home, in an hour or so,
Good Heavens. What is to be done?
''Of course" begins she. little cold
ly, ''if you don't wish-I-" and she
stops. II beg your pardon" concludes
she, frigidly.
Don't speak to me like that" en-
treats the young man. desperately.
The fact is" he hesit ates, then takes
the fatal plunge. MY name is tie
same as yours" says he, in low tone.
Dead silence follows upon this.
Presently he looks at her.
Am l beyond forgiveness? asks he.
81 couldn't help it. / followed you
here; overheard every word you said
in the woman's cottage below. Molly"
gently, you have been told that was
sent down here to-for Heavens sake
-coloring hotly-" forgive my imperti-
hence, but I have to say ito marry
you, That is not true! knew moth
ing of any such family arrangement.
You will-you must believe that
She does not answer him. She seems
indeed quite taken up with some other
and more wonderful thought.
''And so you are Br ian" says she.
''That unfortunately is my name"
returns he Il am afraid You will
never like me, because OF it,
"Oh, do mt know She moves on a
step or two; but he stands still. She
looks back.
AS we are going the same way, you
may as well com with me-" said she,
little coldly, however.
Thank you
They walk on together silently for
awhile Then-''You viii try not to
hate me, won't you?' says he.
Zone can't hate all in moment" de-
He catches her eye here. and some
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how-why they never know-they both
burst out laughing.
Here, give me your basket saws he,
and she surrenders it. Your rod now.
And she gives that up also
so you don't believe in hate at first
sight?" says he.
"No-of course not"
There is no of course about any
thing in this world. You-you'veh heard
of love at first sight, anyway"
Yes" blushing warmly. 'But /
don't believe in that, either
mo? Do you know I used to think
like you? But" says Carew, mildly.
81 think I'm beginning to believe il it. -
"Then you are very foolish SAYS she,
but she bushes more deeply still
Here we are. at home. You can 90
down by the avenue. / shall go BY a
short cut, as l fear ] am little late for
tea, and l must change my clothes.
GOod-bv, for the present"
She mods TO him and turns down q
side path--but he runs after her.
"You-you will give re CHANGER"
whispers he. taking her hand. You
win forget I am your detested Cousin
Brian?"
'Ah. ! shouldn't like to do that
she says. softly. She gives him little
glance from under her long lsshes
STOPPING, he pres ses his lips to her
hand
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you where II pays TO advertise.
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Prices given under classified heads in this
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menis. No foreign advertisements taken at
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Answers to advertisements sent in care OF
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Classified advertisements win be : cents
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you ought to throw it a little more
up stream. There. that's better. Ha!
you've got bite there
Considering all things, they are now
on excellent terms. though Brian can
only hope this is his cousin Molly. She
has no idea about him at all. except
, that he is strange young man, evil
IDENTIFY gentleman-who had come up
TO her just in time to save her cast that
had got hung up in an alder. He had
extricated it so successfully that she
felt quite friendly towards him after
wards, and had set him down in her
own mind as one of the young men
from the barracks at Dulrane who were
forever coming TO spend a day at Lady
Blantyre's.
She has landed her trout now, and
her eyes are flashing with delight. She
looks up to find her new acquaintance
gazing at her curiously.
You are wondering why I am so ex-
cited over a mere fish, says Sue, laugh
ing and b]ushing.
No not that. | was only thinking
how different you look row to what
you did when first l saw You"
All, TO wonder. l was in despair
about my cast then"
Il saw Won before that. You were
leaning on The brid &c over Jhere-lool,-
ing a little sad. thought"
"One must be sad sometimes, says
she, signing. Her Joy al the capture
81 her trout seems to have evaporatei.
Soms people. Bat you-nust you?"
asks be
why should I be 4 solitary excep-
tion2 Yes. ,,Gs sad she signs again
He looks so kind, 20 sympathetic, that
she longs To tell him her trouble.
- have a friend who j. very IN
happy. saws she. with dowucast eyes.
Carev can see at once bv her confusion
that the friend IS herself. She is eri-
IDENTIFY going TO tell him the story -he
has discussed with Bridget Beyond
donb; II IS his cousin. Molly Carew-
Wen there might To- : worse fate tbzn
marriage with ner Shc-i hardly
know how - tell YOU about her She
ts7vns suddenly to him How would
vog feel Il vou we-e told rou must
.uarry sos1le one yea had never seen IN
yorr I1fe?~
'Deguel uncomfortable, says CaTeFs,
promptly
Wei 81 dos sbe saws Molly. re-
,aps;ng into dismal Thought
,-NiE ven forgive -a Fs ae. - ]
sag taal 5laa-ire tise :~sea. j.. t.sss iss-
stance - yoHr~s,.-
Yen s-.. -tsy.s- e--S sAa M ssr
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

Dolly Warden CaEze.-One-haf cup
butter. tvvo-thirds cup milk one cup
sugar. one-hai1 CUP sirup. two cups
-four one cap rsisins- chopped. one
haif eup c'srraut-. one teaspoon cloves
one teaspoon cinnamon, onc-haIf tea
spoon nutmeg. two teaspoons taking
powder. the yola> - four eggs Light
Ea~t--9pus cup milk. one-helf cup isut-
Ter. tsvo eup> -four one and 0ne-haif
cup, sugar. t.Eo t-s- Dsons taking pow
deer. two teaspoons camilla Bake a
square tins AMI put together in lar~rz
v.Ea lsIsvepn Make fr.s~tinr for
top @.ta remaining seit5te ~ one egg
p, tia one cfi0a ~ FafFrrszed sugar IT,
;ra'y trt,. Press
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Chicago ora'n ard Praduce.

CHICAGO. May 25.-Wheat -CaSn-No. . Spring
TIC. May 7li.C. JuIy GSleV, September l63sc Cora
tsh Illsc May uisc. june use. inly 4las. Septem-
june SisSc. July 234c, September 21lec. Fork cash
% 25s,-0 80 MAY $2U p. July So o.. September
50 s. Lard, cash $40 21icts -. May 40 2,ic.
Iuly SO SIS. September 81 SO Shorl ribs
81 S3l.dg - shoulders $40 U9SSlU -. snort clear
no 25 TO ST. sugar Cut LOAF 65}c granpla ted 5.uc:
standard a sc. Batter easier; creamery l6z
Sipc dairy Gl5ec. Egs easier, strlCtiy fresh Is
..'eC-
W5est Receipts 5Ol. 0ol; shipments. 57l.0}G Com
Receipts. ag7.s0; shipments 22l,0@ Uats-Re-
,eipts, ,SRr shipments, lSS9Oa
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s~vis- fsz1d gesr f.zil IL pap@'s
ssfsi hs' tals Es4oraszss lz-zreea sn4fss-
ga l.at u4s !. slesBT fAeree
Eaees H@s hsfsEg sr4sa ns~
snssserss 3zrvIa. f--raaas SC lse~a
iu-oz4nR AZ ger Tx - ilarysr
iDaEz People
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KANSAS CITY May 25-Wheat duh but strong.
Nu. . hard 6i1.dt2lac, No . red 6jaC6c Corn good
demand 10 higher; No. mixed 5i94a5lc, No. ,
white 5!@IsoH5c, oats active and 5ec hlSher; No.
mixed 2SLoGt pho. No :. whIfe G2G3tlec. rye
nominal No :. 95c. Fiaxseed weak. %,ss4-. Bran
steady. Gj@Nc. Hay fam. timothy - calu 90
pTitte s. 5oCg o. BulIcT sic dy, reBmeiy lSGI@UC,
dairy l.e S.. Eggs hImef, lOlpU
N heat beceipss Ig,tJg shipments, +GG Corn
-Reoe pts, .--.. shipments. G.tOL Oets-heceipts
500. shipments .....
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EuSir zzefre.

Jane-Mr. Skallowpate IS at the
door. Shall I tell him You are out?
Miss Pingla-Show him into the par-
Tor, Jane, and after he has laid his box
of chocolates on the nantlepiece tell
him au out.-Cuins.
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st. Louis May 25.-Wheat higher: cash 49,, July
i0LarstA4c. Corn higher; cash .S]sc July 5S'sc.
oars hi er; cash ltiic. Juiy 80, Pork steaay:
johbiu- II -. Lard steady SO leis. Rye C bid
cast track SIC. Corn meal active - 0jG2 U.s. OILERS
unt hanged.
wheat--ileceipts SOFA. shipments .... Corn
r,Ielnts, 7ouu. shipments. 5000. OatS-ReCeipts
D 90; shipments 1900.
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littfc DanEcr.

Auntie-So You want penny to buy
candy. Don't you know that sweets
are bad for the teeth2
Little Todd.er-Ess, hut I'>e only dot
-yo.-I'~uth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

INV YoRE. May IS
Cotton-Quiet. Middling uplands nI9-c, mid
ding orleans l5-lGc
CuTee-~l,ot RIO firm and quiet; No. = j6zsc.
Sugar Refined firm and family active. iiTm
Money on cali easy closed offered at pei cent.
Prime TAPER Gas per cent.
.,terlIi z exchange firm; siXty-d bills IL s516G
I eJa1 demand 81 $500 o91a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-05-26

Potatoes-Colorado Ol@l TO- Eggs lie. Butter
irst creamery pic second creamery 2Oc, othei
grades Wc.
Chickens-Hens SIC per pound i've weight
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Couldn't Re DoBe.-'Can't ron let
me IN 10 see this show free tonight?
II pay you tomorrow" No. SIR; We
can't. This isn't any loan exhibition
Puck
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MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS Ma 25-Cotion easy. Middling
TIac Low middlin= l5-iGc good ordinary Csc.
Boston, MAY - Santa Pc aiiway us
BALTIMORE May -5.-Cofee firm. RIO ana No, !
EGl.c.
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WICHITA, May %.
Cattle steady.

REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF cat
leat the yards today
Bgteers els ? 20 !I5hefers...... 1S6 ~
HOGS.
The hog market opened brisk at So % to
e6.55, or 90 cents lower than yesterday Tore
noon. After the first round, and upon re-
ceipt of eastern adyices, prices teok an
other tumble of about 20 cents. and closed
at the lowest point of the day.
Observation-Disclosures.
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DIR. Il. EMMA COBB,

females end Cliildrens diseases q specially
Tome for ladies during confinement. Strictly pri-
valc when 80 desired. also permanent homes pro-
Nced for children wien desired. Letters OF inQui-
y cohlideIltias and aeweied promptly home IL
Ida yenue Wichita. Kansas
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EsaLEs
,rLe ,olIov,nc are the representative sales of hog
GUY %
"a - = :
I .ncal Grain ann Fecd Market.
Wichita Prodnce Market.

Wheat No. ? SAC. Corn nc, Oht- &c. Baled
lay S1aS. Ground corn 10c. Corn ana oats
mixed 75gS5c, Bran 6Oc
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wichita Mule Market.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Wichita RrcHdstun Market.
Flour Best patent 81 50. second patent 81 Co. ex-
nj
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ANIED-- UiSCEII1N EC L d
Under this h.ao - 20 sas eaY

ltrANTEI-TO TRADE tssa wOK1 n CHOICE
w - I0lu business property ash @4a''t
amount tzsh rBHalas 2.e-S general fusfs siti-
disc Address Boa ~. -. joan. bs5- o. a.
w AMID HOUSE PAI&fI[G AAb -hlNg
W ling g. PER dAy, work guaranteed 4 n
kagie.
t,-A%TED 100 THREE MES TO HA$DLE
w hel-snOlc necessities o. ne 4-sfs 1sHi Pa
~ ~ = BsIa. aS
NJ xsTEu-- l0yE GOOD FtMI3.Y 80 TAXI
w tea-rhT clsi baby 70 f@t=s. 4fsp = sa-ss -
q healthy hsy 81 be several wsess Cd. 81 = 30
ida ave. v i-n4ta- has 80.
XxTAETED-FARN or CITY LOASs. 1IIos. Z
w y lisoL - y t5ssl- - y
I,-shIEI,-A FE# FAEN LDE&s Gall
w lrszarc LIE s. u. j. Asfgfr. eser 80 - =.
Hala =. So %
.r.ElEn-Zs TONS OF BAY o.. nh rfACK
w Ada-ess box ~ y issaifa etA
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FINANCEAND COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS
Tho Receipts of Stock at thu Wichita
Union Stock Yards for the Past 20
Hours Were: Cattle, 81; Hogs 100.
shipments, Cattle. 81 Hogs, Aol.

The quotations mere presented are to give TIE
simmer an idea OF the general range or prices ~
naive shipping Steers, good 10 extra - z'S' ~
Int, l..rS f.nl
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LOST MANHOOD

ly emissions. etc, surely
cured by 1NDAPO. the great Hindoo Remedy. Sold
with written of Sample free. Address
Oriental Medical Co.. Plymouth Esee, chicago, H.
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MiSSorRI PACIFIC RAILWAY.

Fer suI information call at city ticket Office, ia y
Main street.
Depot corner second and Wichita streets
L. BLECKLEY. Z. and T. y.
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GENERAL STORAGE.


rHdsr this head a. per iiI,s psrssv
MONEY TO Loan @. RIAL EsTATE 81
WI delay. The =. tson. al y Main 81
a@5l e
L'LhAlI HE LOANS. CAffLb LOA hk-siON.
Il e. ioshed Ga h4GlGzt rssg} fEiHg ~ ,. 4. fsi.
.ub essf LuTasy EgIidins 80 bss llst AMI A.ata
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SIEIlED.

STkAYED- FROM THE UNDERSIGNED. on
- the nlght OF ths - Inst. black s,eaF4
ou. about "a HANDS hxa. In EoVs ofdsr. AEy -
formation leading TO hes gecossty VIII b. sst-
rewarded. Hall address ~ y " stos At Ntrf-
ltA, kan. r. ". lie bstetis. sus
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PEkSONIL.

Under thl- head 5c pes isns psreay
hK DE HAkDIs FANNY ROYAL PILE
II TIE ouly Eenuihs p@AbyEoysi pills made =
druggists, % b. mall. u. O1CS. "a s0gth Fib 81.
4 IL.
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IIMr -ABIU CHICAGO. ROCK ISLAND Pacific
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-01-26
LOCAL, BREVITIES.

The gas pipes which burst in several
places in this city during the recent
freeze are being repaired.
The sale of Jersey cattle, &C., at the
farm of Mr.. C. Lukens, in Fairfax
county, below this city. to-day,was well
attended.
The alarm of fire this evening was
caused by the partial burning ola house
on Wolfe street between Patrick and
Alfred; loss small.
Jos. Anderson has sold to James and
Bessie P. Ninnacombe house and lot
on Payne street, between King and
Cameron. for 81 800.
The Deis Company, whose furniture
factory was burned at New Alexandria
last month. held policy for $1,000 in
the Mount Vernon Insurance Company
of this city.
There is a typographical mistake in
the Columbian one cent stamps. Instead
of Columbus, it is Columbus. 1t may
be seen indistinctly with the naked eye,
but clearly with \ magnifying glass.
Some alarm was caused il, the family
of Rev. Mr.. Carson last night by the
sudden disappearance OF his little grand
daughter The little one was found
this morning at the residence ofaneigh-
bor
Marriage licenses were issued in
Washington yesterday to Geo. Monch,
of Fairfax county, and Lola Virginia
Rowe, and to Frank Talbcrt and Ma
linda Pendleton, both of Rappahannock
county.
Much of the ice cut from the river off
the northern part of the city and pack
ed in the ice house of Mr. l.. Shuman,
was, it has been discovered, ruined by
oil which had flowed upon it before it
was taken from the river
The cargoes Of the three or four YES
sells loaded with oysters, which have
been frozen in for some time in Wi
comico river, have been sold. The oys-
tiers have been shucked and sent to
Washington and Baltimore by rail.