Alexandria Gazette from Alexandria, Virginia • Page 3

SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER VJ. LOCAL NEWS. For this sectiou fair weather, slowly rising teaiperatnro, light to fresh noithcrly winds, be? coming variable Chubch Services, at 11 a. in. ami 7:30 p.

m. by Rev. H. Suter. St.

Paul's Stil a. m. ami 4 p. ra. by Rev.

Dr. Norton. 0 ace serviced at 10 a. in. and services at 11 a.

m. and at 7:30 p. m. by Rev. Chas.

Gauss. at 7 and 11 a. m. and sermon, by Rov. Father Quion ajrd Vespers at 4 p.

m. Firtt Presbyterian at 11 a tu. by R-v J. Xourse. Second Presbyterian service in the morning.

Service at 7:30 p. m. by Rev. J. M.

Nbm.se. Baptist at 11 a. m. by Rev. A J.

Reaney, of Heatbeville, Va and at 7:30 by Rev. I. M. Mercer. Trinity Meth.

Epis. at a. ni. and 7:30 p. in.

by Rev. R. P. Bishop. Meth.

Epis. Church at 11 a.m. aud 7:30 p. tu. by Rev.

R. Smitbson. Meth. Prot. at 11 a.

to. and 7:30 p. m. by Rev. S.

J. Smith. German Lutheran at 11 a. m. by Rev.

J. A. Schwoy. Young Mien's Christian er inectiug at the ru. in- at 3:30 p.

in. Alms House at 2:30 p. m. and jail at 2 p. va.

Auction R. T. Lucas, auc-j tioneer, sold to-day at public auction, for Worth HulfLb, esu 1. A lot of ground v.ith a tbreo idory frame tenement thereon, l'OsSO feet, situa- ted on the tas: side of Fairfax street, ho-i ween Dtiko and Wolfe Streets, to Mrs. M.

j. Carlin, fjr 2. A let of ground, with a two story frame tenement theroon. 20xS0 feet, adjoining tho abovo on the south, to Mrs. J.

H. Bruce, for $770 3 A lot of ground, adjoining No. 2, on the south, 20xS0 feet, to Mrs. J. H.

Bruce, for I the sum of $350. Messrs. Green to day i for Coat los E. Stuart, Special Commis- i ner in the cmse of Daniel W. Griffith vs Kinsey Griffith, et al.r the following named I property, to wit: Lot No.

1, on King street between Union and Lee streets, with improvements, front- ins on King street 29 feet 9 inches, to Mrs. Julia Griffith, for $G75. Lot No. 2 next, adjoining on tbe west, with improvements, fronting ou King street 2-1 feet, to aamo purchaser for $525. Lot No.

next, adjoing on the west, with improvements, fronting on King Btreet, 66 feet, to same purchaser for $1,075. Death ok Mr. James E. Waddev died at his borne, on south Co- Ittinbus at o'clock yesterday evening, of congestion of the lungs. Tho deceased was a native of this city, where he had lived all his life with th6 exception of tbe four years when the war was in progress, when he was In the South.

He entered tbe shops of the old Orauge and Alexandria Railroad as an apnrentice when a mere boy, aDd by strict application to his business developed into a skilled workman, and was advanced from one post of responsibility to another, until he became Master Mechanic of the road, a position be held for about twenty or until the. road bi earne a pai of the Danville system. After retiring from tbe employ of the railroad company was appointed an I etigiDiOi in th- Treasury in Washinulou Ha 52 years of and leave? two pom and dauj all of whom in this Waddey was of most prominent and i rial cftize reseuted Ins in the Common Council and was of the Gre wardens the city. I His funeral will take ple.ee from his resi- denca to morrow af erooon. Agnes Lynch, ol tbi-H city, lelt here (his evening fpi Yoik lo attend ihe wedding of her brother, Mr.

John Lynch, of Wbshingtuo, at Miss Eltern? Kelly, of Now York. John W. Foster, of Leeeburg, was yes? terday admitted to District lar. Henry Dulany, ofFauqujer, who Iis. been visiting her siner, Mrs.

left yesterday for lower to visit ber daughter, Mrs. Baverley. Mr-. Gen. Carney and her daughter, Mrs.

Powell, have taken a bouse mi Patrick street, and will spend tbe winter hero. Mr. A. Diedel who has boon very eick, is recovering. Mrs.

John Wildman, of LeeBburg, who has been visiting friends in town, returned to her home yesterday. Mi-s Ida Futisteu, of Albeumrie, is visit? ing her sister, Mis. Thos. Semmes, or. Prince street.

Important the- Circuit Voun for tbe city to-day, in the case of i'erry. Smoot et vs. W. F. Vin- I the City Council of Alexandria, through Mr.

S. O. Brent, Cled a petition ask- i ing tbe court to enter a decree directiug tieo. A. Mushbach, assignee of John W.

iVake, to pay to tbe petitioner the amount uf taxes assessed against the capital of John Peake for the years Mr. Geo. A. Mumbach, assignee, demurred lo the pe? tition upon tbe ground that the city had no riaht to assess, for the purposes of taxation, capital employed in business, and upon the ground that Peake having assigned for the beuifitofhis creditors tbe city could not follow the property in his hands. The court overruled the demurrer and entered the de? cree asked for by the city.

Circuit Court the KeiiX vs. Field et al, report of commissioner conG.med and A. Armstrong appointed commissioner execute deed to H. Rich. Latham vs.

Harrison et rule against Fa0, Grayson to show causa why real es id to bim should not be resold. Shinn- vs. Fletcher; decree amending and t0 "P.0/1 for depositions taken outa.de of the State. -cri Pertv Co- FB- W- F- et decree direvHing G. A- Mushbach, as signee, to pay assessed against capital of J.

W. Damage yesterday evening in tbe County Circuit Court, the jury inlhe case of Joseph Thornberry against the ir ginia Midland Railway Co. returned a ver? dict in favor of the plaintiff for five thou sat.d dollars damages. Tbe injury sued for was occas oned by a wrecked 'rain on the railroad, caused by defective place tho on the farm cf Co', llzbc. in Fat quier county, on July 17.

1885, in wb'ca tbe plaintiff, wbo was a brakeuisn on tho train, bad bis foot crushed, which was am putated, The plaintiff represented by Mr. Edmund Burke, and the railroad by Gen. W. H. Payne and Mr.

L-cntrd Mar bury. it wouid be well for proper: to tear that if the Si de taxes an tit laid by tho roximo a penalty per sent, will be added to their bills. TiiE OPEtU very novel and i terming exhibition will be given next il ntlay night by professor 3Iorris with his I icaied dcg8 and ponies. During the be: showing the wonderful sa dogs and ponies, there are interesting scenes in which the comic dement of the performers is strongly developed. The ponies, after the exhibition, I "hold a levee," to which the young ladies are cordially'invited by the manager.

At 12o'clock morning the parade will start from the Opera House and it will I prove surprise to all who wit ness it. Wednesday night Mr. Dan Kelley and his conipmiy are announced to appear at the Opera House. Wo take the following from an ha; ge in reference to this company I "Air. Kelly's impersonation of the four dif fen ul chureci.t.j, repreaentinK four different nationalities, gave a most Btriking illustra lion and great ver? satility in Ida special rolo.

His support was weil up to the standard, uud met with hear Ly approval." Circuit Ccuut for the Jas. Keith, Thorn berry vs. V. SL Railwav; judgment for S5.000 for plaintiff adinV. vs.

Floweren et al J. W. ti made party to suit, and case referred Couiuiiflaiouer Norton for report. 0 il. Turner Samuel Hy6on order directing sheriff to put Hyaon in i property purchased by bim.

A. W. Armstrong vs. BeDj. Ati3tin decree create.

Humor Beach; suit to oet aside sale ol Abingdon property case in progress. second anniversary iaying cf the foundation stone of the large -aw and planing mill of Mr. J. H. D.

was celebrated at the mill, on Lee stret-t, last 'tight, by an oyster roast given all Smoot 10 his employees aLd friends. A arge number of persons assembled thero where oysters roastedl steamed and raw furnished iu the greatest abundance. This mill was built in thirty-seven working pod during the past two years work has not been suspended thore for a hall hour at a time. Fox JN' a City Treasurer Marlow weur to his dinner to day he found the. collar of his residence, on the corner ol Cameron find Alfred streets, a full grown red tox, whio? was parity concealed under a pil? of old iumber.

Mr. H. tried to catch the fox. but was uuable to do bo, and tays the owner can have it if comes for tt and it sooner the better. How tho fox got thero is a mystery.

5 i kam Fred. O. Koseis, an enterprising young citizen, has hand li ted up one of tho store rooms iu the old railroad building, on King street, near Washington, and, as will be seen by his uot ice published eisewhere, will open a laundry there on Tuesday neit. Informal Opening OUE NEW BUILDING. Another Addition Annexed and Another Xeic Depmt meat Wo have now as pretty a room for tho display and -aloof Upholstery Goods as can bo seen iu Washington, and in order to make trade as rapid? ly hi possible wo have marked the goods at the follow.ug very low prices: in iU pain Kr.

s- Chains at 11c per pair. Curtain Poles in Cherry, Ebony, Walnut and Ash, with highly poii-hed iings and ends, 24c: others' price 31c One Jot of Fancy Tables, elegantly polished, in I berry and Antique Oak, $1 45 ouch: worih 82 800 Bogs at 5-lc each. Big drive in elegant bhclar Portiere Curtains; wot: $50 -iu. price fioia $19 75 to $23 per piir. JapvtOM Portiere Scrcous, $3 50 oach.

kihdaand styles of Portiere aud Window Draperies from $2 98 up, way below market overs, nil full line. Upholstery Felt, all colors, two yards per yard. Elegant linn of Fringes, nil prices and culors. India Tinsel Scarfs 9nc. Piain Colors in India Silks, all the uewist lud? .12 inches wide, 55c.

Others' price 85c AII onr goods aro of the newest patterns. So it will i advantageous to you to bny from 119 .1 fine Hue of DoUijust received. Wc have opened our Fancy PIush Box Depart? ment earlier tuis season-thau Ustial to give you oportuuity to make selections in advance. A now stock of Bronze and Bisque Figures way below their real vslne Albuins and Poitfolios at LANSBURGH Nos. 420, fJ2 and 420 7th stroet.

novl 2 2t Largest score in Washington. 6 have had catarrh for twenty years, and used all kinds of remedies without roliof. Mr. Smith, druggist of Little Falls, recommended E-y's Cream Balm. Tim effect ot tho first appli cation was magical, it allayed tho intUrcmation and th? next morning my heal was as clear as a bell.

One bottle lias done mo so much good that I nvincod it3 use will effect a permanent cure. II lotbing, pleasant and easy to apply, and I strongly urge its ine by all Terry, Little Falls, N. Y. Apply Balm into each nostril. CONFECTIONERS.

Holiday Times. HENRY BRENGLE, 531 lil.W Is now ready for the ftll and winter with THANKSGIVING, CHBISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S SEASONS. He intends to keep OYSTERS for his patronB supply families with the pick of Chesapeako y. Creams of all flavors, Black, Fruit, Pound, Jelly and Fancy, Ornamental aud Plain Cakes, are sold cheaper than they can be manufactured at home. Also Cream Puffs, Tarts and Pastry, Candies and Taffy of all kinds.

PIE? A SPECIALTY. Fruits. Nuis. Confectioneries, Caromols and Sugared Fruits. He caters for families, fairs, balls and entertainments and furnishes social parties.

tf FIFLEID- Gr. ROGERS WILL OPEN" A Steam Laundry At SOS. 022-020 KIXU STREET, Ami solicits the patronage of hia friends and the public. Date of opening will be announced on Tucslay. jiovl22t 0 FFICE ALEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY.

A I il VI DEN OF WO DOLLARS A FI FT 7 CEU IS PER SHARE will bo paid to the stock? holder at too effiee of the company, No. 415 Prince street, on aud after TUESDAY, tho 15th instant. T. D. FENDALL, novl2-ti Treasuror.

THE ELECTION IS OVER. Let us talk business by going to JOHN H. NAYLOivS and gettiDg some SOUR KBOUT, FRESH and SALTED POBK, BOLOGNA, FRANKFORT and HAMBURGH SAUSAGE, PUDDINGS. HEAD CHEESE, Stall No. 22 City Market.

Store 222 north Alfred s-treet. rjoyll lw DRY GOODS as cheap ss the cheap RV AMOS E. SLAYMAKER'S. i iPOTATO CHIPS, fresh, for sale by OCt26 J.C. MILBUEN.

LOCAL BREVITIES. The November term of the Corporation Court will begin ooMonday next. At Christ Church to morr- rn'-ra collection will he taken for Dioceian Missions. A number of gentleman of this city' aro considering the question of organizing Literary society. Twenty-one birds in one day are repoi ted to have fallen victims to some sportsmen who left here this week lor Carol ice county.

During the election a( Fairfax C. H.on Tuesday Mr. W. 11. Moore was attacked by Mr.

Henry Gunnell and a scratch on hia face by failing against r. stove. This morning's Washington papr-rs give an account of tho shoolinu of a man named Carpenter by J. A. Piumely.

at Ohio, which was published in the Gazette ten days ago. The. crew of the Daisy, which passed up the river yesterday from Trinidad with i asphalt, report thai the voysge was delayed, and that for several day-' they were with? out sufficient food. Mrs. Annie J.

Jackson, v. ife of 11 r. Samuel E. JackEon, engineer at VV. Nalls's mill, died this morning 7 o'clock, at'her ie-i donee on Alfred-street; after a Bborl illoees.

She was a native of SiaQord coun? ty, Va. The police report night r.s being cloudy and cool wi prisoner and nine lodgers at the stutiou The only caso before the Mayjt this morning was that of Henry Anderson, coloie arrested by offi- cers Davis and Brenner, for an assault on Lucv He was fined 52. For weak lungs, spitting of blood, sbort nesa of breath, consumption, night sweats and all lingering Pu ree's "Gold? en Medical Discovery" is a sovereign rem? edy. Superic-r to liver oil. By drug? gists.

S. OPEEA HOUSE TWO NIGETS AND ONE MATINEE. MONDAY and TUESDAY, November 14 and 15. SFECIAL MATINEE TUESDAY. PROFESSOR MORRIS'S EQUINE ASD CASH PARADOX.

WON DEE IT LEY EDUCATED -A UV DOGS AKD PONIES. The only company of the kind in tho world. A world of wonder! A whole mine of fun. GRAND STREET PA BADE MONDAY at 12 m. Admission 15, 25, and 50c.

Children accompanied by parents admitted to reserved teats for 25c. nnvl2 3t OP ERA. HOUSE One ui.xht only, WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10. Return of the People's Favorilo, .11 R.

OA NIE I. A. KELLY, And his Favorite Stork Company in tho Great Sncccs fu! Mclo-dratna, THE SHADOW DETECTIVE or, Lconio, the Waif. New Scenery, Songs, Dances, etc. The same Irish Policeman the same Yankee and Italian, md ttic fame Baby.

Orchestra und Parquetto, 35 50 Gallery, 35 and 25 rents. Seats now on jnle without extra charge, i.ovl 1 5t MED1CINA ELY'S the Cdbz A particle is applied into each etrilandis agreeable. Price Go druggists'; mail, registered, UO cts. Circulars free. ELY GrecuWich Street, Now York.

DRY (JOODS. sents for our Cash CustoiBE 8elling off our French Sorycs. Every (by we sell from 100 to 20O yards. These ologant D.ess Goods aro all pure fine Wo wide double width, in nil colors, black included, cash valuo reduced to 37 V'- Eight yards rr.uk: a dress and costs only 1. omc PJaid Dre Goods, pure wool, wide double width, Blankets, -lightly soiled, $2, 25 and $2 50.

Royal Sorge, stylish dnss goods, wide double fold colors, 3" yards, Cloth Dress Goods, i ure wide doulilc width, pries every where 50c, rerinced to -Silk and Goods, at at cat i new 25c. Black Cashmeres, widedoobte width, immense rssortment, 25, 31, 37,45,50, 02 and 75e. Bla- and Colored Silk Velvets. 75c. Beactiful Wool Dress Goods, 12 yards for si 50.

Douhlo Blankets, immonsc sizo, excellent extra he ivy, worth $5, reduced to $1 50. Cash customers who buy $5 worth of Dry Goods recoive a pair of handsome Damask Towels, worth $1. Cash customers who buy $10 worth of 1 ry Good3 receive -a haudsonio Bridal Quilt, worth $1 50. carter's, 711 Market Space, near 7th Washington, C. COUPONS, VIRGINIA TAX-RECEIVABLE COUPONS, which can be used to discharge TAXES ON AND PERSONAL PROP EUTY.

SCHOOL AND CAPITATION Ti dne the State; STATE LICENSES, FINES. 4c. for sale at a HEAVY DISCOUNT. Satisfactory written guarantees r. to parchascis, which will sivo them harmless on arcount of a tender of these coupons lt.

T. LUCAS, novT Agent, VTOTICE TO TAX PAYEES. City Treasurer's Nov. 5.1887. Tho State tax hills for tho year 1SB7 are now ready.

All persons paying the aarne before De? cember next will Eavr five per cent, on the amount of their bills. On after December 1st five Der cent, will bo added to all bills remaining unniid at that time and tho paymcDt of the bills enforced, a3 directed by nov5 td M. B. HA SLOW, City Treasurer. TO GOAA MONTH can be made vOUU working fjr in.

Agents preferred who ein furnish their own horses and givo their whole time to the business. Spare moments may bo profitably employed aiso. A few vacancies in towns and cities U. F. JOHXSOS Co 1009 Main st.

Bichwond, V.y nov Sim CALIFORNIA APSICOTS and EGG PLUMS, canned, choice, just re ived by J.C MILBUBN. CASE? HONEY DKOP ana ABSCO SUGAE OU CORN received by C. MILBURX. POTTED MEATS? Ham. Beef, Chicken.

Duck and (lame. aagio aEo. McBurney son. FRESH ITALIAN Hem lay and New York Berns iust received. oct20 geo.

McBurney GROCERIES. Fancy Malaga Grapes AND Florida Oranges JUST RECEIVED BY O. WM. RAMSAY. 400 pounds EMI SMYRNA FIGS received by G.

WM. RAMSAY. ATMOHE'S MINCE MEAT AKD English Plum Pudding FOE SALE BY G. WM. RAMSAY.

iWMl, Shaker Corn, Prime Dried Apples, SMew Beans, JUST RECEIVED. C. WM. RAMSAY. New Crop Raisins Currants, Citron and ftSutsof all kinds.

G. WM. RAMSAY. I 100 CASES Stabler's Corn, 50 GASES Honey Drop Corn OASES Canned Tomatoes Tlie usual plan among dealers is to olTer special bargains towards the close of the season We reverse the process and begin the season with an offering that completely eclipses all that may be done.by others who follow. There are about 300 BOYS'and CHILDREN'S OVERCOATS that we throw overboard at a loss, COATS THAT WE HAVE BEEN SELLING for $6, $7 and NONE BUT WHAT ARE WORTH MUCH MORE THAN THE PRICE ASKED.

Choice of the entire lot is ONLY j. Of course, the best will go first. The question for the reader to de? termine is. "Where do I come in V' We have also a choice variety of. fashionable and seasonable Suits aud Overcoats for men.

8. RDBINSON i 909 Pennsylvania Avenue, WASHINGTON. D. C. J.

E. TACKETT. C. MARSHALL 3CIAL SALE OF SMYRNA RUGS. Wo open to day an immense line of SMYRNA RUGS at prices that will cause astonishment.

We can convey some idea of the great bar? gain when we state that the Rugs are from $1 to $3 50, under regular price; but the best way is to come and see them and judge for your? selves. Look ai the prices quoted Good-sized Rugs at SI .50. Size, Larger, regular price $3 50, 4 50: Largest 50. Sofa $6-50; Compare these goods and prices with the goods and We are daily receiving attractive goods iu our other departments. Don't overlook the splendid line of In Tapestry and Body Brussels.

THE ENGLISH CORTICINE Is composed purely of vegetable oil, mixed with ground cork, and roll? ed on a strong backing of Waterproof Canvass. It is thoroughly damp-proof, inodorous, of great durability and perfect elasticity; it is entirely unaffected by temperature, and as a floor covering is superior to linoleum. OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT Is stocked in a most superior manner, and OUR 6-4 FANCY SUITBNCS For ladies' wear are having a big run. We have a choice assortment of Brocateiie. Our Flannel Overshirts at $1 25 and 75 are good a.

ues. One Pricf. 9 431 and 433 King street GOLD MINING THE GOLD MINING COMPANY. MOUNTAINS, 31 OH.AVE COUNTY, ARIZONA. UNDER TUE LAWS OF WEST VIRGINIA.) CAPITAL STOCK, NUMBER OF SHARES, EACH.

FULL PAID AND N0N-A8SE38ABLB. OFFECERS. BHRECTOitS. WILLIAM GRINST KD, M. D.

Hon. JOHN B.SHIPMAN. Hon. CLARKE P. CRANDA1.1..

Hon. W. P. CANADAY. JON ATE AN 12.

BARTON, V. S. Prosidont, Bon. W. P.

CANADA V. I Hon. M. C. BUTLER, Washington, D.

C. Senator WILLIAM MAHONE Secretary, WILLIAM S. ODELL, Washington, D. C. Vice President, J.

Q. BARTON, Marc Islam' Navy Yar.l, Cal. Treasurer, Hon. JOHN B. SfflPMAN, Washington, D.

C. I BEN JA MIN W. BEOWN E. Manager, OHAS. W.

CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM 8. ODELL. Hackberry. Arizona. I The capital stock of this company is $625,000, divided into 025,000 shares of $1 each.

The company is incorporated under the laws of West Virginia, and the stock is non-assessable, and carries with it no personal liability to the holder. The Gold Mining Company (location, Music Mountains, A. T.j is as sound a mining enterprise as was ever placed on the market, and its possibilities have never been exceeded. Every share should double in value within a year, and they may quadruple, as they are based on property that would ordinarily have been capitalized ten (10) times as great on account of its known richness and promise. The shares are made small so that any one can invest.

Subscriptions for rive shares are as welcome as those for hundreds. Every dollar of earnings will go lo the stockholders in dividends, a. there is nothing else that they can be used for. A Wisewell mill, capacity 20 tons per day, with powerful machinery, has been purchased and will be on the ground ready for erection at tho mine within the thirty days. The solid basis upon which the company is founded and the practical proofs of the richness of the mine have already secured the confidence of the public, and the stock has steadily advanced in selling value Within the last few days bona tide sales have been made at par.

There is no better stock on the market for a permanent investment. For full information in regard to this Mine apply to the SECRETARY, Room 40 Le Droit Building, Washington, D. C..