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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-29

Chicago. Sept. rs.
The leading futures closed as follows.
WHEAT-September 6sH December.
G3a. Ms37s: May, 64lzM64ss.
CORN-September, 29l1eG29ss: December
2s|, 02s7s May. 317s9f32.
OATS-Sepiember, 2lA; December. IL;
May. 22a4 M227s.
PORK-October. s7.9r1; December
ss.o7h: January. $s071a.
LARD-October. $,75; December, $3.50:
January, As11a.
RIBsIociober. s5,221a;. January. A.72ls
Cash quotations closed as follows:
FLOUR-Steady.
WHEAT-No. spring. 63ls; No. 2
red Is.
CoRN-No. 2, 2sA@2s7s; No. yellow,
316t30is.
oATs-No .. 22a22As; No. white. ea's
ara
BARLEY-No. q Si6i4i
FLAXSEED-No. ], 92G93.
TIMOTHY-Sl .50si2.3O.
IARD-S4 s21I4.S5.
PORK-Mess. $S.056Is. 10: ribs &i.l5Ff5.35:
short clear sides, S5.40M5.5O
SUGAR-Unchanged.
Articles. Receipts. Shipments
Flour ..................... 1900 5000
Wheat ............ 296, go 5000
corn .-.......-....-...- t4S,WU @ot.UV
Oats ....'....'...... uD.Wv OAs.VV
Rye ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3t.0O0
Barley .-................. lt9,OU l4.WW
On the Produce Exchange:
BUTrER-Steady; creameries, 13G19R;
dairies. 12m17.
enthusiastically. 7QsA.
EGGS-Firm: fresh, H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-29

1t is not uncommon to find beside
the road these days raspberry bushes
containing ripe berries, green berries,
blossoms and buds. Such a phenom-
enon is not very rare, when we have
pleasant weather late in the season. 1t
is not. as some fancy, second crop
on the bushes which have already
borne one crop for the season, but is a
product of the new canes which grew
this season and which need only favor
able weather to bring them to fruit in
the autumn. We have no other fruit
in this latitude which comes so near
having two seasons in single year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-29

There is certain house on the out
skirts of Brunswick which for years
has had the reputation Of being
haunted by ghost. There is a story
to the effect that years ago certain
sea captain used to live here and when
he was drowned at sea, his wife COM
mitted suicide. Since that time there
have been heard the sounds of waves
washing on a shingly beach at night
and then series of foot steps and a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-29

Brunswick welcomes the women's
clubs with open arms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-29

Speaking about the boys in blue .
Portland man has the following SEN
sibie words Of advice to the girls: You
are going through the same romantic
experience that your mothers and
aunts did nearly 40 years ago, during
the struggles of the great Civil War.
Then the volunteers on furloughs were
often seen In Portland and the girls Of
the period fell in love with them on
short acquaintance. Many cases OF
nasty marriage. contracted during the
glamour OF the moment, was the re-
suit. Oftentimes these turned out all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-29

The lumbermen are making winter
plans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-29

Waterville Mail: If the reported in
tentlon of the owners of the narrow
guage railway from Pennington to
Phillips to change it over to a stand
ard Suage should be carried out, 1t
would probably mean sure death to the
idea of having the Franklin, Somerset
and Kennebec line run to Augusta.
Little has been heard about the Au-
gusta scheme during the last. summer
and it may be that the plan of run
ming the new road there has been Civ
en- up. At any rate. whether there is
disposition on the part of Augusta
people to get the road or not, there are
stronger reasons for having the road
come to this city, as there always have
been.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-29

New York. Sept. 2S
Money on call easy, 3m4: last loan. 3ts
Prime mercantile paper. 4ei5 per cent.
Sterling exchange firm al $iAisM4s4h,
for demand and ut $iS1iatd4.S1ts for ~
days: posted rates. si.S2M4S2is and S.S5;
commercial bills. $.S0iaai4.S1.
Silver certificates 6112M62.
Bar silver, 61h.
Mexican dollars. Az.
Government bonds Steady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-29

The Cape Elizabeth Sentinel hears of
brand new method of violating the
lobster law. The law breakers save
the eggs Of all fish found in spawn and
when they have saved up a bushel or
more they put them through cider
press and make wine of them. While
the scheme is a rank violation of the
lobster law, it does not violate the
prohibitory law. owing to the small
percentage of alcohol in lobster egg
wine. This sounds something like a
fish stOry-shell-f
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27

Move sa Secure Location ~ some
Poasf in ~hssesm Tsunfy.

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present r. his ezaznfT . csyt8fe t5s Fsss~
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sesfsan f. regard - nsa aateserY facilities
before ths FTsss.ai ss-z rxs~sta.sr
Eses~x esnrATy CD sar-a Pssget soxna Is
interested Z. ths question. ard 81 tas trap
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27

sew HanA gssse IN Parfae Gesasy -
Taxi To Wsrsanfs.

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27

Narrowly Escapes Drowning by the
p~fyfnE Of HE Yacht.

MEN isE1F1T II. T.. pig @s-Pfeek as1
7sex sag@s William X E4ss8sysAsG sFoz2
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rs ~ gtzls Ii th- w&te-- 11-T gl&as gs-3
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akcagrs aE&1., Ssaf twGee 5ste-EarG s-e Eas
~ ssEsz~ss. To- pair a.9gx - re- 4sG II
las managed 20 reAc. s32E 5. greatly sx-
"a aessG TIE alarm E1s gre9- - s9tsEs
HeE ~ g~r4I 0f Yssssg Vanderbilt Is.
srs. sssa ~ tsae s331ssfK .cg-a F3s- A.
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shezn srsbsSea t1su s3ta rev 4fs srd theT
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e<sxrs-f william x Fanc er5iss. tr-- e
a. zr5A=E-z5uz1e al Harvard r.ns~srssty.
During stse sumner, WIZ rs brother dar-
cla, he 1za b@ea 3. AA-1&e muse. S.~-
E1zgt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27
NORTHWESTERN NEWS NOTES.

Lev son. ldahe = planning fer i new
c&y bah ard 5alt
~ole has beea appointed fruit In
spectcr Tor Tnsrs1oo county
adam " Nelly = colfax. charged
VI, iae@st. mas beer sise5aEgss from cas-
A ne~ 'own has sprgns 80 o. tae nsaln
}ae hrosa IS Elk
=. = body. s4.,s93~3 - y ilss q Y p
Kelly. ~ss fcUDa r. tNe wc11s = - Say r.
{5rt ia dage 8Ta To teiy wsS
Atty aesare. 5Te8
The S1.sRaa4 g. arg Heuee Azaer8s-
'ian Ass ge~5tst - lower tEe r4ts = d.
eesni or f,s14.jaH currency from PER
C*fT q per rre7.
Dr = e a'sez4gss s9e.start ss4s. dairy
cp1fE.ss rts }seeG appointed Judge
y fae sgss@ .-af-aif r. - ire state ar
= H'rs ea q. H0Ffh faAlrgsa SEP
tt'n'-er = % =
a hey by - aaase - T,eyer wkz r;.n
oys- rs ~oai wager a. Weii.ssF.a. fsv
EeD passHT over f9e baEs shoulders
80 head H. va dangerously aa3area
sfI res la efitsf&l fHa&itlor
r8Hl aaser-s ffessutef. rhts5e~ Ifarft. -
- - b. 49, saars- TIE haaaer@u. :.
y s>s-n.s sseeFg~ Q~lEsacH ara Taa-.es
AfFw*3. are 1saki-x stsene3Hs Efforts "a
- a'e iae aeiHQa~s, tfess9rer's where
3ae aan4~3 rt1-rs II .1e eoin,y eaper-
81 feHdenr show "a - 4te - @ehcos eA!i-
dTet az $ "a cauUfY. Tss.s q ar n
e,es@@ r. - s'sr 3set y.at The nats' So
aE+ e%isft sa. rava w7s 81. y .ue9. s. 3
J-e haee sot aa Us4'tg hotel
ss~ssfs ~etr #ret recently r. 8 t4~.
4FrF s. s<fa = ara-alsF ht,s-
E.s = 4ffft e. 81 1r IT, 3saatsre ael
.t@t - 1r s%r1 "Ia t.1ej~H
Martinez e. feAe et sveaa az sIvArtage
81 ~. ez.ssr~ pafs-t suA-~ coss:1,4ess.
The "a. 81: bs3is \ ans &ceu-ea of
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27
TEST THE uxros LABOR ORDINANCE
xas-Inion Man VIII Fight His Re-
movsf From City job

CHICAGO. Aug G-JcHo T. WASHER.
stationary engineer. erD.oYed ~ me rgr-
Etrseesan elnsp ny SOW building t1e Tn'r-
xy-raDsa street tntercen.5ug s. 1sr . -gas
c3iy. aas begssr d s+jr IN she lai+@1 states
courts which wslk sse! tEe s.tSasl5tyf
e. 70. city ordinances rs92it,ag ~ gvsk
eyns b. aa1 20. she city - ~ sset tdEEEz~a
~ 1aior. Labor.
Whistler Ii 4 nasrnhsr Q. he Sa-t3yla&
Assactz.fgr - Sezsf0=arJ Fngsn~afk,
t,o5s nor affiliated with Ts1 F-at.efa s.5n *
I4anor. ard a~coTdl1g - his comp aiE- -
lag ieea notified by lis e. p>9y.Fs tt7I
un.eas ns 3o5as iae 9alen hs aacss se2se
.k@sr eYny.oy. TIE slsst asking t1at tae
city authorities fs enj5ios1 from asEasnf-
i-x - discharge resulted Eas deaasE9
Is zaxea on az plies tna' TS1 ord-r&nFs
j. unconstitutional ard < erftTcsa yo3sc
asn.fre sacfsands u NEE II $erg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TiMID.


Syec.al Dispatch u ths Post~f1tel'iz@nces
COLEIr.T4E WASH, Aax. = Tat cean-
- comm sione-g. aGw IN sess Oh. aFe in
a Qa8ndsry They have prom ST. Il make
& reaser3tIe APPROPRIATED u ff1hisc funds
f9e th@ ase md benefit - fAe sie%< as
county exhibit At t7e ST1AaI~ t~53t fair.
but i.sst az ttse tire they s@-e ss,cEf 70
order me warrant 20 4Ss-ge :or re Ssr9 II
sst.ea- ~. * MAS whispered ~ Ie1e5r ear
hat there xss4 sgn~rxe 9n foot - =; ire
waryan; 20 antlI II bad tsen eosyef*s.. snto
cash ard DE- jwrp On - the a'3ra Y-s-
sxyrsne for .he Mega 3istri8grton % funds
UEv- the circumstances. RS BOARD is
extremity rlrnad sDoEi. ap2rapFl5si1g ne
money sra f9@ fesal' - taa' mary e-tl-
z.--e are Indignant nsss tae acs@ 1Tatt%~-
!2rs rei~ fh@ ~afne aitrg occurred r1s~ r
% .ae t!~o-et..t - ne ceYa7rity. WHIT had
Ye5.pl 1n assistance - tac0 Ire .2Gl5lt
before tas c08rtrs. ~ good =t-2Es.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27

Part, From ss2as. tne.uatsE You.
fadEe. Hskes sks Irtp.


efecsai iasi'af rs - tlas tersI-l''te %e'EfFs
sAAf1A vas "A En-" 80; NO.
tFsaT - fsiznh h~ s@'tef@ .ftRs H-*t ifo-G
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theF parry '7*fn sh %-}'s 81 ''S VIC
Hy 1Aes- f@'3s gre 4iH4
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j a9uiFs q HaN2f &Fa - fs@n| 80 81
the f2iaeTihT. ~ sfa MFt >sa'as,sf
A.as Grace Nelief. Miss Nttt p A33@a4 rs
stlss i@ts." @p''.@i-i &H9 -s@-i-s = - @f@
ssash AsA'eFs - @f'''sa AN| JOIN Say
tAnr
1hs STAR @&< sn*'f f''3 H*h'f - ~
g0St : Fl ~ fe3'~ s5F 'fi' 'A" F''&ss i9f* %
'he SneksaeA ie iff Trof'H ~ T4*tff~
creek u4f9fe af @+s-ef ff.@@ ta t'@ 49, tit~
among 80 peaks
Tie es1s3sn up the tie =" - Aaf4 ITS
rsstis d.sf "ftf @f*' 'as 2f@H s3'~4s
the FtFs4N -sfk bone 'Fa saws f-f'f
EsxsN sffHKH go PARIS Z" @F f"& -
TIE pssks asa tsss'F = 40 Fsi@- $50 n@
szssfssez ~ = ~ff7t Hh*s iH a~s i-. 'tfe
. -ass-~eos-TfT5 valley 1A'"5 a. ;1ref
~'aea hy nfaf3y F*fTfti aaf t7 80 q"
fork Sesrfs5 f''ae *siY - az 0sIsAs
spfsrs projecting fF@m t1s e.a'@ r}4#
csFlveietf w.'h gras@ @rd hEAsy ross SOD
cfsfef SO s'@h'>s - eH3 hf.n.e2}s as
tarst = Them a. isstst ess;';szasi 'aS9- -
varying afntfs EhT '@N@ ~ As
party cs83G@8 w8S sas}o# fns 'fte1+
bat q short H.~r 8nee sFtzr s1t% ~~f IA g
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27
Tii;s PRESS assoc fkTI0Ns.


SPOKANE AHR @-E'he ry7eer'hsra C.
TIE Oregon an Wash f-e'1s Press AS.a,-l g.
SONS s-A treyu5~~s - tttf- families sE-e1s.
80 ~ sll vert or ar excursion .eazv %
Like FsoeHv ='A.er.@. = ~s~sfu4- rt34 CD
.se t'oe'5- 3 A.s-sss rle~r Rs< aue - ts.,
a.-rsrfs<ens- ia1s.sns =; , posn, rezsr 80
us5ufa ~ tt~ r5ter. 4 fs7agae. as s@rve9
$50 oses srd rs7s7s5e w~rs tne features To-
nsSht 'Na sf~..e-T &re betue entertained
~ih a dame
r. S~s.r' atio- viii currp3ese Sc NIX
;srTea~v-w. ara 1908 ~ 'se visitors w.n
lssAga on TIE afternoon Pains far acrle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27
FOR 4 GssHtSTfxE STATION.
Committee Named 10 Make selection
MT woufss af Columbia.

SPECIAL 7 spafch 10 She po@E-tnte'4g@T' -er.
ASTORIA or Apz 2s.-Torl sas re-
ce.Ye7 here To-Day p, fae aupoir tsne;st q
tie. following eo72r.i,tee q @@iect site
Or gusvsrf.re -ststiga A. tas month u
me C>l30sass ~ u.,.ch At apprc9r stIoe
- s28"s ws% made s,z ,he las; cong esss.
CAPT tl.ce~e = re r@v--uie cutter Perry.
Collector Joaa Fox - Astoria 1.S Dr
C'afrn.ehs+L t.-.:s1 STATS trs,y Tn
board ws3G meet On s"g.erl - Z. y shortly
iher-af.s-- The tcc2t-oa e. Scored vsli .,or-
ably ae - re g0vesrsrsrt ge>arve uear
~. -s-f.tra
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27

has s~-<s-.st gss7 fsryys~s. * SIS essr.
~ rm-xa- fer %raseSsr ssx2eT Er-
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esssr --s~sDr "a ~~s ~ sSssszn- srS -
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are sezs3.x ia ne ~sx-4sF * s1T-aF-y
5-st&s's az&szsr ~rs za.g-*-1~-z- &T
Esgyssx ~ asss X tse 3%a@zzr as5e&sEsTs -
zsss xsg3ssr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27

Sg@eia3 Disaatrh ~ the Fck;-Erss45. seaeas-
WHATEDN AGg &-Tne aonaA} &C.
&E51a 81 fn@ WhA;ccrn e93nty s935sgs ans
s-4AigE8 ~ tsetnG held q linden. TcE at
Tendance 10 large ~ s,s opening yezstey-
5aJ aEaj Albert = Co.'S NJ e. II. &alikg
and Rsx p. \ B9Ha made ADDRESSES. IL
the eEsat.on = officers g VI Iai;.y wax
@ie@fssa e.a41u2a nder 9. & BeesesE, * Lyn-
der. sseressTY. ana Garfsa- Hughes. ~
Blaine guar eTrr1ae-sr
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27

Complaint Laid to the Federal Aa-
thorisf~~ Axatast Col. Iaidluw

ABERDEEN. aug 81 Her9 eoraa~
frog f'rosta sts' Aan Agar; Ira rFasr %
- esfE 5~f ssa~ mage complain. 20 the F'nst-
- States 0fs~az.s ma Tsg. InA.aw ha8
:9Tszf@rs~t 5ta lsfe ara ihsr ~ 1sl.@se3
ta@t ~ N4s tn sFtss bodily dagger. Ludlow
ala dfs2tsisss ~ arrsste8 - - has thFsa,-
snsa &c sssges the assn zkeFSs because ~
ssgi-zie3 - key. afH frASA sne eyenArs
81 - passed a. BIZ say 70 Yves port wl.s
fhs raj
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personal.

James A Cioek general sgfa. &c :!se
" @ccns.n Central Was II she city yesTer
day
Il II. LLOYD auditor Of The Centennial
Alaxga sreau1Ehi2 C5rn y4ary. left on th@
Cs,y e. Seattle last night for the interior
q Alaska.
Jesse 4. Frye a prominent attorney Il
Ta:rAareH pasS.-sl through ths city US
,ev4ay or h3s wy - Pertains. He VII
rstarr o. Seattle tss!sy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-27

5peeia: T9!gSsst q 70 fse E'eSf-tnf@si enf5cp-.
sol Til BEND. Aug 3-W. y Doua15-
soy Ea@ sesn appointed sSsfs-f rs @ss4@:f -
tits C5ineas tisa hatchery 81 sLate fisr
f'.snHl ssjs}teg E-.ttss. n rtace = II pa K
seit Nj Dsns Sz0rs IS . re<. isat Of CHI
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-07
LOCAL BgEYITIES.
support.

The second quarterly conference of tue ID
p Church vii! be held tonight.
The Alexandra Art School, Miss Catharne
Critcher IS principal, will reopen onlght IN
Peabody Hall.
There is in course of erection at Sheri-
mans Point building that will comfortably
house 40 more men.
The Fire Wardens will meet &c night when
an investigation will be made OF tic cutting
Of rope at a fire recently.
The suit OF the Alexsndr ria Water Com pauS
vs. the Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Com
many has been settled aud taken out OF tie
courts.
The sheridan's Point Battery football team
defeated the Washington barracks team on
saturday in we'll CONTESTED game, the score
being tc o.
Mrs. Flora C. Dyer, of Washington, will
Oman dancing class under the patronage O.
q number Of ladies OF this city, at McBprney's
Hail TO morrow afternoon and evening.
The schooner 8ebeccs Smith, Capt. James
Elliott. is now at the oyster dock with load
Of Jackson creek oysters considered by many
to be the finest oysters that come 10 this city.
Officer Lyles today fonnd in the alley of
+bo sonsre hSunded by King Prince Henry
and Fayette streets II bundle Of clothes, sheets,
n;llow cases. &C, whic3S be took TO tie station
house.
The government light houses o4l s44e 2oto-
ME ara being supplied with coal, wood ane
orhcr necessar!es for the winter. and tDS
Seepc-s are getting ready for their long, lone
S rmo "shut-in.S
Jsmes spe imam sna ". T. O. 3rien were
Ike hero veste rdav evening by Constable
Canes Of the county snd placed il Jail. The
two men are charged with participating III 9
J fight at Rosslyn.
The Alexsndria Sunday Industrial Lyceum'
ccrnosed of lesdiEg colored citizens, lnaueu-
rstad ira frst meeting yesterday afternoon IN
t;,e chanel roorn of tie John Bay Industrial
! school Binding with appropriate exercises.
Tho vceum decided 10 hold Its meetings
every Sunday afternoon.
On Saturday evening game OF too5pAII
wss nlsred on the Episcopal hlgh S'hoo
Grounds between the Central H,sh SchooI
,ecm of Washington. and the high scho ..I
tam. which resulted in score OF 90 10 " IL
svrr 81 thu latter. One of the Central 'esm
had his ann painfully hurt
Geld Dust the big elephant st the "ssn
inpton Zoo. which he's always been tue cnleI
object of interest TO the younger generSuol
Of visitors, is dead. The elephant VIII o.
placed il the National Museum When 'h'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-07
THE MANDANrus CAsE-At Manassas

THE MANDAiUs CAsE.-At Manassas
to-day Judge \ col heard arguments in
the maudamus proceedings brought by
the City Council to compel the electric
railway 10 pay its share of the King
street paving and also to put down
groOvch rail- Oh ,ha, street. The rail-
/ Way company demurred to The petition
of mandamus on the ground that the
City Council had never ordered the
eYooved rail to be put down, but that
such order had only been given by the
street committee. Judge Nicol held
that the street committee must make a
report OF lis action ia reference to order
ing the railway to Icy grooved rail to
the City Council which report TO be
effective must be confirmed by Council.
He stated thst there was no doubt az TO
the right OF the city to compel the rail
wey company to do its share of paving
and ifthe Council ordered the laying of
a grooved rail the only question to be
decided then will be whether or not
the ordinance requiring the laying of
SUCH rail is a reasonable ordinance.
The matter will come up at the next
meeting OF Council when 1t is believed
the action of the street committee will
be confirmed and the laying of the
grooyed reiI will be insisted upon.
The city was represented by City At
toyney G. L. Boothe, and the company
by Messrs. J. NJ. Wilson, a. A Lips.
comb and J. K. Cation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-07
No Right to Ugliness.

TIE woman who is lovely in face,
form and temper will always have
friends, but one who would be attrac-
tive must keep her health. If she is
weak, sickly and all run down, she will
he nervous and irritable. If she has
constipation or kidney trouble, her i'm
pure blood will cause pimples, blotches,
skin eruptions and wretched complex
ION. Electric Btters is the best medi'
cine in the world to regulate stomach,
liver and kidneys and to purify the
bIood. It gives strong nerves, bright
ewes, smooth, velyety skin, rich com
plexion. It will make . good-looklng
charming woman of a rundown iuva-
lid. Dolly so cts. at E. L. Allen and E
S. Lead beater & Sons Drug Stores.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-11-07
A Sure SIGN of Group.

Hoarseness in child that is subject
to crop is sure indication of the ap'
proach OF tne disease. IiChamberlain' s
Cough Remedy is given aS soon as the
child becomes hoarse, or even after the
croupy cough has appeared, it will pre-
vent the attack. Many mothers who
have croupy children always keep this
remedy at hand and find that it saves
them much trouble and worry. 1t can
always be depended upon aud is pleas
ant to take. For sale by J. H. Janney
Druggist, 70l King street,