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The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

Dewitt, A A, jr. Springerville, Il Inf Of SC ar and n Inf of SC or of se ar of sec B twp9 Il, rge 25e. leo acres $l62 50. improvements $1Co per proI $50, tax S21 4S. penal U7, costs sl, total S23 53
 Duran, Antonio, St Johns lot blk 2S, in St Johns % imp %, imp at Tuces 100, per prop 10 tax 60, part payment @, bal 5S, pen lSc costs l D, total , 70.
 Duran. Dionicio, St. Johns, lot blk cs, S5 imp 50 pvr prop 25, tax S5, pen l9c, costs l, total $5 Of,
 ita 30 per prop 17s4 tax 65 S4 pen pen ly, costs l, total $SS U3.
 Duran, Miguel, St Johns, imp at Canyon Bon ita %. lot S blk 20 in St Johns, 50, imp 50, per prop 1lS, tax s, part payment l, $ So pen 42e, costs 50, total 10 30
 Davis, W c, St Johns, lots and blk g in St Johns 3, lots 16 20 25 blk 20. l5 lot2 blk o7 75, imp $50, per prop 207, tax 2S ST. part payment H. 70, bal F i7, pen 6oc. costs ,, total l4 v.
 Davis, Chas w. St Johns, lots and 4 blk 9 in St Johns 7J imp lO9, per prop 6ktax B, pen Ale, costs ]. total $9 64.
 Duran, Cruz, Concho, impon RR land 50. per prop 8, tax 2 9S. pen l5c, costs l. total $4 1S.
 David R H. Winslow, per prop 200, tax :, pen S5c, costs 50c, total $7 e5'
 Dadey, Martin, winslow, lots7 8 and g, blk P in Winslow, go, imp 400. per prop 30 tax Is SO, pen S5c costs 1, total 2O S5.
 Downs John, WinSlow, ill Winslow lot 16 blk l, 200 imp S00 lots 6s $ blk c, zoo imp 300 per prop 4e4, tax 69 A. pen 4, costs %, total $74 fl.
 Davis, W A, Winslow. per prop 100, tax 50, pen lSc, costs soc totaI4 Is.
 Dufin. F Woodruff, in Woodruff lots 61 62, $24J lot 25 25 imp 50. per prop 257 50, tax 20 o4 pen l, costs 50, total S22 5I.
 Dewitt A A, Woodruff, part of lot S2 in Wood ruff 25, imp D per prop 127 50 tax 2l. pen S1c, costs l, total $7 52.
 Divelbess, E, Holbrook, lots to : blk 5. in Hobrook, 223 75, imp 500, per prop 120 tax 29 52, pen 47, costs l. total S32
 Despair. H W, St Joseph. imp at St Joseph loo per prop l6S. tax Ss pen 47c, costs l. total 10 S5
 Dempsey w, Snowflake, per prop l27 50, tax 47, pen 22c. costs 5ec, total s 19
 Dexter, Frank, Woodruff, 915 acres i1 lot 45, s95, I of lot 10, S20, impSJ in Woodruff, tax 0S pen 25c, costs l, total S6 B.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

Gowdy. NJ A, Springerville per prop s5co, tax S10 5O, pen 52c, costs 5tc, total $l1 5.
 Greenwood. Adam. Sprngervlle, 8 lots in Ea- ger 32 imp 50, imp on posseSsary right 100, per prop 25 tax A UU, Den 73c, costs 5U, total l6 8. Garcia, Francisco. kichville, 40 acres in J Sanchez entry $l00. imp $50, tax 75, pen 44c, costs $50, total $9 69.
 Gonzales, Rafael. St Johns, imp on real estate 9, Fer prop 30, tax g., pen ILc, costs Sl, total S3 6.
 wp l3 h. rge soc 80 acres $lUO, imp $lG0 let blk L0 in s. Johns 9, imp 2JO, per prop 1l67 5O, tax s55 A, pen g 79, costs $l 50, s6O eS.
 Gonzales, Antonio, St. Johns, in St Johns lots ot blk 70, SIS, imp 15, lot b. k 7U, $l5 imp $15 ,l2 42 '''' Garcia, Manuel, St Jchns, 16O acres land g m. south St Johns SZl3 5J, tax $7 47, pen SIC, costs ,0c, total $S 34
 Garcia, Jose de la Cruz, St. Johns To. blk 21 in St onns l5, imp ?, tax 40, pen 7c. costs 50c o:al $l s7.
 Garcia, Guadalupe, St Johns, lot Ilk 70 in St. Johns 70 imp 70, Der prop 25, tax SO, pen 25c, costs $1, tCtaI $6 b.
 Gonzales, I, ,m8cio, St Johns, imp on ranch 9 per prop zO tax $l 5o pen sc, costs '1 total g 66 Gricgo Jose Maria, St Johns imp at Fl Tule 50, perplop l5. tax S9, pen 15c. costs S1 total s4 lS Garcia, Eiminio, St Johns, real estate at New own 10. Fer prop GA, tax to. pen I3c, costs S1, total s @.
 Gonzales, Ambrosio. St Johns imp ct New own IL, per pfop b, tax 9Cc, pen Sc, costs s1 to- al S1 S5
 Garcii, Jesns, St Johns, per prop 15, tax 55c, 9. n 3c, costs sue, total $l 0S.
 Garcia. Francisco, Show low, Ter prop 99, tax 47. pen 1Ic costs acc total S4 If.
 Guiley Sophia, Winsl0w lot blk G in Win low 1OJ, per prop t5, tax 7S, pen 2sc, costs $l, otal $7 07.
 Garcia, Patiicio, Grants, NM, per prop s39O, ak l3 65, pen loc, cOs.S 50c, total $l4 33
 Gardner. Bella, Woodruff, lot 64 and part of 63. .4O lot 5l and 52. in Woodruff $50, imp 75, per , Up I5O, taX14 8, part payment 4, bal 10 5, en 5cc. costs 50, total SI2 5o.
 Galespie A, Pireda,e, imp on land 40, per prop J. taxi 2O, pen2lc, costs I, total fl.
 Ge h, Unknown, " hfand Sc ar Of sw or of sec i5 ana ne qr of INV. ar of sec z4, twp h. rge 3j e. oO acres $2OO ax pen 35c, costs 5jc total $7 S5.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

Murray T, Winslow, lots 19 and 20 blk K in Winslow, 100, imp 700, per pro 100, tax 3l 50 pen 60 costs total 34 10.
 Modyman D, WInslow, per per 45, tax 1 50 pen 3c costs soc total g IS.
 Mahoney, Daniel D, Holbrook, sw ar of sec 2 twp1S n rge 19e, 16O acres 49O, per pro 1875, tax S2 43, pen F costs l tatal sS7 55.
 Marble H l., Concho, 55 acres land at Eager 22S, imp 150, per pro 2lO, tax 20 O5 pen $l costs $I total $22 05.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

- Nutrioso Tannery Go, Nutrioso, per pro 275, tax g 63, pen 4Sc costs soc total $10 61.
 Nelson, Edmund, SpringervilIe, Inf of SC qr of sec 2, and Inf of ne ar, sec 34 twp n rge 29 e, 160 acres TOT 9, imp 40, 30 acres at St Johns 36O, lots and I blk 4 in St Johns 30, imp 100 per pro 655 tax 66 p part payment ba. 62 9 pen 3 II costs total $67 36.
 Nuanes. Olijio, St Johns, 8. acres in Jensen entry 60, imp 20, l2 acres 15, per pro B. tax 55, pen 23c costs total 8 7S.
 Navaretta. Cruz, St Johns, lot 9 blk 20 in St Johns 25. imp 9, per pro 25; tax ? 63 pen 13c costs total 76.
 Noyer, Carlos, St Johns, lots at St. TnhpS
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

Favela. Francisco Corcho, per prop 55 tax 9S, pen 1Gc, costs. Sec. total g 8.
 French. Franklin, Winslow, imp $75, per prop s456 50 tax SIS 95 pen y5c. costs ST. total S20 90.
 Forsyth. A, Winslow. per prop s25, tax soc, pen 5c, costs 5oc total $1 45.
 Flickinger, F. Wins;ow, lots II & 12 blk G, in Winslow $lC0. imp $200, tax SIP to, pen 65c. costs 5Cc, total SIS 73
 French, F c. Winslow. per prop $125, tax 3s, pen PC, costs soc, total 5 10.
 French. NJ, Winslow. imp on possessary r,gt 25O, imp on b acres land 1a0 per prop 15O, tax l9 9. pen s6c, costs 50. total $21 71.
 Foster, H J. St Joseph, imp at St Joseph 9, per prop 18j tax $ 39. pen o7c. costs $1 total $S 70,
 Field,W T. e Inf of nv ar of sec 10, twp Il n, rge 22e, so acres Sl0U, tax $S 50 pen lac, costs, soc, total $4 IS. =
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

Ortega, Leandro, Concho, SC ar of sec II twp 10 rge 25 @, 160 acres 200, 40 acres land at Concho 50, imp 9, lot A blk 1 in Concho 25, lots g to i2 blk 2 in Concho 95, imp 100, per pro 3439, tax 137, pen 6 85 costs 2 50 total 146 35.
 Ortega, Tomas, Concho, per pro 100, tax 8 50 pen l8e costs soc total IS.
 Ortega, Santos. ConchO, 30 acres.la on T Garcia ranch 150, imp 150, imp on k k land 30,per pro 1882 50 tax 1SO 70 pen 9 O3 costs 50 total $19l g.
 Ortega, Desiderio, Concho, 5 acres land at Concho 10, imp p, 3 acres land 43 75, lots II and 15 blk in ConrhO 80. imp 100. per pro 2475, tax 96 70, pen 4 83 costs total $103 s.
 Ortega, Ant Jose, ConchO. in ConcF'o lot 8 blk 3 50, imp loo "1to3 :" ? 50, imp 5J. |" C" 3 50, imp 50. imp 100, per pro 104, tax 20 10, pen l, costs total f24 10.
 Ortega, David, Concho, lots in Concho Lot 43 blk l 50, imp 400. C. g & 8 1 30,
 {" 3S & 42 {" 1 15,
 per pro 22O3, tax 04 50, pen 4 73 costs 2 total $1O1 23.
 Oliver Wm E, Show Low, imp at Fool Hollow 25, per pro 322 b, tax 12 b pen 62c costs l total SIS v.
 Ortega. Jose Garcia Y, Grants. NM, per pro 39O, tax 13 65, pen CSC costs 5Oc total $14 63.
 Owens, Dexter & Go, Woodruff, per pro 2607, tax 91 25. pen 4 56 costs 5Oc to- tai S96 31.
 Owens 5 A, Taylor, imp at Pinedale 75, per pro iO7 50, tax 40,Ipen 32c costs total : 72.
 Owens, Clark, Woodruff, lotsin Wood ruff acres in lot 55 10, lot 9 5D, imT 75, per pro S5 50. tax z 75 pen 39c, costs 1 50 total 9 64.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07


 per prop IIS7 5O tax 9o56 part payment g. bal 6I 56 penalty 8 US, part payment 2S l3 costs 5, total S6 51
 Berry, c L, springervil!e, 16s acres land on Coyote CT ek 2l0 50. imp log. per prop 70 , tax 2l 19, pen 06, costs total 2S 9.
 Baca, Juan, springervIlle per prop7o, tax 45 pen IS, costs JO, total OS.
 Blev.ns, wm J, Springerville e hf of W qr & Inf of qr ofSec 3, twp $, n rge p e, lbO acres 800. imp 575 per prop 255 50, tax 59 O6, pen So, costs total 6O 9l,
 Barzee, W, Springerville imp on real estate g sI per prop 's '0 tax ''' pen lS costs total Bigelow, orson, springerville imp on land in Round Valley 12O, Der prop l2O, tax 40, pen 4, costs total S.
 Burk John s, Springerville, 20 acres in Eager l6o imp 40 lot in Eager 10, imp 10, per prop ll5, tax II 5S, pen 5, costs 50 total Is S2.
 Baea, Dionicio, Springeryi.le. Il hf of ar & c hf of n W or aud n W ar of or and Il e ar of imp 2C0. per prop lSO tax 40 95, pen2 C5cOsts l total S44.
 Bleak, Jos G, Springerville. imp on so acres in sec IS twpS n, rge 29 c, 70, per prop 16O, tax = pen fl, costs total 6S.
 Baca, Francisco, Springerville, lots S15 imp 75, per prop l0O, tax 61 pen SS,eostS total 9S Q Blain, H A, Springerville n W or of e ar, sec S3, twp n, rge g e. S6 acres 2oS imp 9, Inf of ( or and D Qr of " or and S q qr of n W Qr of sec l7, twp Sn, re 2s e. loo acres 's2O, imp l0J, per prop 62 50, tax 27 S4, pen l B.! costs 5O total 30 7S.
 Baca, Marcus, Spriugerville, ar of sec 2,twp lon, rge 2S e, leo acres 2.l 25 imp z5O, per prop $, tax 2 S4 pen l 04, costs ltotal 22 9l.
 Bsca, J, Richville. per prop 75, tax 6s. part payment ste, bal fS pen 9c, costs 5o, total 8. acl Jesus. St Johns imp on ranch l50 per prop lU0 tax 75, pen A, costs total 10 l9. Baca, Juan, St. Johns, imp in New Town. 50, per prop Si 5U, tax4l9, pen 70. costs total go. Earth, Mrs Refugo, St Johns, n Inf of II qr < hf of ar of sec &6. twp 1i .u rge .6 e l6J ac- res 2O0 S Inf offs or of see 24 twp II, rse 26 C, S) acres l0) lot hlS 51 l2j imp l0I0 lots 10 4. ak "a, p, lots to blk A, a, lots to blk 15 95 Is t04 blk 76 5. per rop SecS, tax 10 U, Nc-A S). cos.8 1, total "A G3.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

Eager, s. Springerville, acres in Eager 30 lots in Eager 70. imp l59 per prop 1$5, tax II 73 pen sc c IS 50, total $l5 g.
 FaSe- W, Springerv;lie, 14o acres 5S0, imp 7Oa per prep 2s5, tax 54 7s, pen TO- costs l, to- tai $ 4S
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07
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Mcdaniel, James w, Springeryille, imp on land 30 per prop IFS, tax 8, pen 40c costs l, total $9 40.
 McGrath. J A, Show Low. lots 6 and : twp II, rge 2l e, I'll acres ? i3 75, imp 100, imp 15, per prop l65, tax F 28, pen S6c costs l, total l9 IA.
 McLaws, Joseph, St Joseph. imp at St Joseph zoo, per prop 356, tax 19 46, pen 97c costs l, total 21 43.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

Eager John T, springervi1!e, lot in sw qr of SC ar of sec 4, twp h. rge 70 e, Z2 50, imp l51, 8 acres in sw ar of SC ar of sec 4 twp Ii. rge 29e. 1l2 50 Imp 25 l3 ill sw or of ne ar of sec ,, twp h. rge S9 e, G, imp 1Co per prop 250 tax 25, B, pen 27, costs ?, total S2o 65.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

James, W F. St Johns, lots 19 26 & 2 blk 20 in St Johns 30. tax 05, pen 5c. costs soc. total $1 60.
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

Billings Land Cattle Co.,, Chas Zeiger Prest. Alb lQuerque, N. M,, improvements on Billing s ranch $l5O, personal property $47S5, tax $l7o 22, penalty $S SI, costs l, total $lSj OS
 Burgess, Thos w, imp on land in Dry Valley, 100 l1Is & 3, blk l, Nutrioso To, imp lG0 lot 7 1. blk 2, Nutrioso, lS per prop 6O5, tax 29 31, pen ~, costs 50, total S2 S4.
 Brown, Beni Nutrioso. 1O0aeres land in Nutri' oso 800 imp 100. 20 acres land in Dry Valley 16O, imp 25, lots in NuriOso. Lots and 8, blk Sl
 1oo. "IS L s5 impvm'h $50
 "lS 20
 IA "9O 20
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

302454 OJ total so2i5A 09 acres co 490 s2 imp 1000: per pro 61 6SO 431O s9 pen 2555, costs S1 total s4oZ oS
 Atlantic & Pacific R R. Co.,, Albuqu que, N M. Part of Sut,oh us Section Sec Twp Rge Acres right of way
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

T. tai area less right of way 4079.94 acres SoI5 Main line track III. .69 miles, $SSO, 259 sO imp on right way $27 . 53 4O Rolling stock S14S .75. per prop $6 7l505tax $19,574Sl. pen 97e,7l, costs sX 50, total $20. .555.52
The St. Johns herald., 1895-03-07

TWp. 1 Rge Acres
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14

porIcg CoURT.-Mayor Strauss pre-
,j,rg-The following cases were dis
nosed of this morning:
Mary Miles. colored, arrested by
oaicer Webster on suspicion of stealing
tro rings. had her case continued.
Celia Jackson, colored, arrested by
osirers Griffin and Davis for drunken
and disorderly conduct, was fined $3.50.
native OF Fairfax, arrested by o.
scer Griffin for being drunk and dis
orderly aud for assaulting a colored
woman, was fined So.
4 native of the same county, who
generally gets drunk when in town, ar
rested by Officers Arlington and How
son for disorderly conduct, was fined
Catharine Reynolds, colored, charged
with indecent conduct, was fined S..
! man charged with obstructing a
street was dismissed with an admoni-
4 tramp was arrested by Officer
Griffin for begging and disorderly con-
Matt Repon.-Last night was rainy
until about - o'clock when it became
clear. Four prisoners and twenty
dodgers were at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14
THE LAND OF FLOWERS"

Last Personally-Conduc Tour of
the Season to Florida via Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
If the general sentiment concerning
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
personally conducted tours to Florida
is to be taken as an index of their popu.
larity, they may in all verify be styled
the ideal tours.
The next and last of this seasons Sc
ries of tours to Jacksonville will leave
New York and Philadelphia on March
26, and the rate, including round-trip
transportation and meals and Pull
man berth on special train going, is $50 from
New York and S4S from Philadelphia; pro-
portionate rates from other points. Tickets
for this tour will be good for return passage
on regular trains until May 81. The num-
Der of persons for which accommodations can
be provided is necessarily limited, and it
would therefore be prudent for those who de-
sire to join this party to make early applica.
ton for space. For further information ap.
ply to Ticket Agents, or address Tourist
Agent, 1196 Broadway New York, or Room
All Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, to
whom application for space should also be
made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14
REMNANTS

Are the only goods we coax you to buy
they're business loss that's counted on. Not
withstanding the loss we make just as much
preparation for these Remnant sales every
Friday as for any other, for We believe what's
worth doing is worth doing well. Remnants
of Dress Goods, Linens aDd other piece goods
are ,refully measured and marked just as
they measure. Soiled or crumpled Handker-
chiefs, articles of under and outer wear are
spread out and ticketed that you may sos their
exact condition. Thus it is with all remnants
and you buy them as they are and for what
they are worth TO you. The very low re-
duced prices We put on them to close them out
are not from imaginary values, but from
prices that were current but few hours or
days before.
Tomorrow each department will abound
in money saving chances. Piles Of remnants
of the usual character. Special attention to
Black and Colored Dress Goods; choice pieces
left by this weeks steady stream of buyers
skirt lengths, dress lengths, waist lengths, &c.
Scores OF other things for both household
and personal use are marked to sell quickly
PLEASE BEAR IN MIND THE
FOLLOWING
1t frequently happens that remnants are
closed out early, and late corners are dissp-
pointed, but first corners must always have
the first chance, and they are apt to come
early-many of them are here at o'clock ;
when the store opens. We make this state
ment that all who read our advertisements
may understand that it is out of our power to
prevent such disappointments.
B- GOODS DELIVERED IN ALBX-
ANDRIA.
Woodward & Lotbrop,
10th, 18th & F SITS, n. W.,
WASHINGTON. D. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14

4 DIsoRDER1Y CoUNTRYMAN.-A
native of Fairfax, to whom a visit to
town would be uninteresting if he
didn't get drunk, was in the vicinity OF
the station house last night in dismem-
0ered condition and with no particular
objective point in view, when he espied
an ebony-hued female, an attache OF a
work shop and made zig-zag strides to-
ward her. She alleges he undertook
10 place his arm around her neck, but
she being of buxon build, young and
sober. got away from him. Officer
Griffin appeared on the scene and placed
the couptryman under arrest. The
Mayor fined him s. this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14
SECTION I.
Foundations.

(a) All buildings costing over S2OO tSre-.
after erected shall he of sound materials OF
good work manship, abundantly strong for the
purpose intended, and the size of materials
used therein shall be such as have been de-
termincd by the best authorities; the fOunda-
ton walls shall rest upon solid ground, con-
crete or masonry and be built Of brick or stone
or other incombustible material.
(b) Every basement used for dwelling pur-
poses, wherever the Building Inspector shall
deem it necessary to good sanitary cond.
lions, shall have bed of hydraulic or
asphaltum concrete not less than two inches
thick, spread over its entire bottom, or shall
be paved with bricks laid in cement and the
walls of such basement below the surface of
the ground shall be protected from dampness
by a covering Of hydraulic cement on the
outside.
(c) Every building hereafter erected with
out cellar shall have in the walls below the
floor level in front and rear not less than two
ventlators, each not less than ox9 inches,
and no portion Of the woodwork of the floor
shall he less that 9 inches from the ground.
SECTION II.
Construction and Dimensions Of Walls.
(a) Cellar or basement walls within the
rearh of tide.water. shall be built in cen,ent-
mortar up to the level OF spring tides, the
bottom course TO be not less than inches OF
concrete.
(b) Every wall constructed of brick or
stone shall be properly bonded and solidly
built with lime or cement-mortar. Every
seventh course Of brick facing must be secure
" bonded by headers The bottom course for
foundation walls shall be at least 8 inches
wider than the thickness of the wall and be
bedded in cement.
(c) Side, end or party wall shall be anchor
ed at each tier of joists at intervals not ex-
ceeding seven feet The anchors shall be OF
wrought iron and the plates not less than 8
inches in diameter.
(d) Party walls shall be brought up 6
courses of brick above the roof covering at
every part of the roof, and shall be so con-
structed that the joists from opposite sides
shall have at least inches of bearing.
(e) The thickness of brick walls Of any
building hereafter erected shall not be less
than shown in the following table:
BUSINESS HOUSES, MANUFACTURING AND
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14

A severe rheumatic pain in the left
shoulder had troubled Mr.. ]. n. Lopez,
a well-known druggist of Des Moines,
Iowa, for over six months. At time
the pain was so severe that he could
not lift anything. With all he could do
he could not get rid of il until he sp-
piled Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 81
only made three applications of it," he
saws, "and have since been free from
ali pain. He now recommends it to
persons similarly afflicted. 1t is for
sale bv l.. Stsbler & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14
LOCAL BREYITIES.

The intersection of Union and King
streets is being paved with belgian
blocks.
The Board of Fire WardeDs held a
meeting yesterday evening at which
some bills were audited and routine
business was transacted.
A race horse belonging to MIR. James
Bagler which was being unloaded nom
q car at the local depot this morning
fell from the platform, but was not
much hurt.
Mr.. Louis Brill at the Opera House
restaurant is now receiving daily sup
ply OF fine oysters. claims and crAt 8
which he will furnish to families al d
restaurants.
Mrs. Peyton, the venerable mother
of Mr.. w. S. Peyton, who for II long
number of years has been the agent of
the Southern Railway at Rapidan sta
ton, yesterday celebrated her ninety
ninth birthday.
Marriage licenses were issued in
Washington yesterday to Thomas E.
Harrington and Maggie NJ. Douns,
both of Fauquier county, and to Rob
ert +. l.. Johnson, of Manassas, and
Emma c. Dawson.
Hite Peckham and Billy Mcmillan
met in Washington last night and ar
ranged the details of their sparring
contest. The articles call for contes t
with tive.ounce regulation gloves be-
fore any club located within ten mile
of Washington offering the largest
purse agreeable to both parties.
Rev. r. S. Castleman, rector of the
Falls Church and Herndon Episcopal
churches, addressed the Brotherhood OF
st. Andrew chapters of Alexandra and
vicinity at Grace Church last night.
Despite the inclemency of the weather
there was fair congregation. MIR.
Castleman took for his text, Speak to
the children of Israel that they may go
forward" and preached most inter
esting sermon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14

STEAMBOAT NOTES.-The steamer
Arrowsmith, belonging to the Wash
ins,on Steamboat Company, of Wash
ington, d. c., is now undergoing gen
eral overhauling at Clark's shipyard at
Baltimore. The tug Juno, owned by
Mr.. Park Agnew. and commanded by
Capt. Matt Kersey, of this city, has
Just arrived at the works to receive her
new steel Scotch boiler, have her ma
chinery generally overhauled, also to
have her house and hull repaired and
painted. The steamer John Il. Tygert,
of the Weems Steamboat Company, is
also having some repairs made to her
machinery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14

PERsoNAL.-Miss Stuart, ofAlexand-
ria, president of the Virginia Branch OF
the Woman's Auxiliary, is now in Rich
mond, and will be glad to meet with the
ladies' of the auxiliaries in this city. On
Sunday morning she was at Epiphany
chapel, Barton Heights, near Richmond,
and gave the ladies an encouraging adj
dress.-.SomheYn Churchman.
Alderman Charles Goodrich OF the
Second ward will be a candidate for
measurer of wood and bark at the COM
icG primary election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14
SECTION VIII.
Duties of the Inspector of Buildinos

DWioS " INC Inspector ~ DHtufHyS.
(a) The city surveyor or city engineer
shau perform air the duties of building in.
spector required under this act He shall
visit and inspect from time to time esch house
in course of construction or alteration within
the city limits and see that all such houses
are constructed in conformity with the pro
visions of this act. He shall have free access
In. gil buildings during their construction or
alteration, ard any person who shall inter-
fere with him in he performance of his du-
ties shall be liable to lESiGe OF not less than
ten dollars nor moro than twent5 uo!ials. ne
shall charge 4 fee of. two dollars fol . every
house inspected that cost less than two thou.
md dollars, and fifty cents per thousand on
all sums over two thousand dollars, and shall
pay semi-annually into the city treasury the
suount collected by virtue of this act He
shall keep record of all inspections and re-
port semi.annually to the City Council the
number of such.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-03-14

BISHOP JACKSON TO MARRY.-Intel.
ligence was received in Richmond yes
terday of the engagement of Bishop H
Melville jackson, of Alabama, to Miss
Carrie Cochran, of Eufala, Ala: 1t is
understood that the marriage will take
place very soon after Easter. Miss
Cochran is the niece of Gov. Oates, OF
Alabama. Bishop Jackson was former
" rector of Grace Church, Richmond.
His first wife was Miss Lloyd, OF this
city, and his second was the daughter
of Mr.. James B. Pace, the well-known
capitalist, of Richmond. She dled apout
sixteen months ago.