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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

EEEARKS.- AZ marEe- ctysss very uI't uiiu
prices Rat With tbs exception Of a demand
On the par: Of bakers too high grades OF Extra,
there has been very little ing in Flour, and
ordinary brat Is are dull, and with difficulty
disposed of Wheat continues depressed, and
prices ste .diiy declining choice lots would
hardly bring over - There wore offered to-
lay 1000 bushes red, but one sale reported on
Change al 1876 for 10. Of very good 100 was
Ifsrei but do2lite ed. Cora dull and prices low
yr offerings q; $500 bushels white and mixed,
With sales at -. g ana ~ desnan very light.
We have nothing to note in Rye srd quotations
are nominal Oats are quiet, with sales at 6S !;
receipts small: offerings to day OF 400 bushels.
Sales oi couutry ground Corn Meal al IT,
Fish are in active demand for Potomac, while
the supply Is moderate. Butter is unchanged,
put scarcely so firm. Eggs in fair requess, with
sales at p. Wool is dull with small receipts
of tbs new clip since our isat quotations we
note decline Very little doing in Seeds
Salt quiet with u good stock on hand. Plaster
IN fair demand Bacon quiet Lard unchanged.
CoALTRAD BIZ CANAL -Ihe!o.lowsugsh ship
,oents by Chesapeake & Ohio Canal were made
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my G--eotS
DUBLIC SALE.
WN FL BECK g CO.

Real Estate Agents and Auctionecrs,
viii SELL the premises. ut II m, on
TUESDAY, May 18th, 1864, the lease and ma
Linery OF n irst-c!ass STEAM MILL, situated
IN AlexanIfis, Va. Ia" mil is suitable Tor the
manufacture of Flour Meal. Plaster, Fertill-
GERS, &c Is in u go part OF the city for bust
ness, imInc !iate!y on the Potomac river ad
Joining tho wharf OF the steamer Columbia,
(pier 81 which it has shipping and landing
privilege There is also n switch connecting
with al the raj l-oads entering the city. directly
q. the door, and as there is no Touring mil! in
operation in the city, first rate chance is here
offered TO these wishing to engage in that busi-
ness The building Is large four and hall
story brick, covered with slate. There are,
also, two three story warehouses, and one one
story DO, besiGes ample shed room attached
The machinery includes two fue boilers, SO in.
by 10 feet. an engine % 81 horse power two
run of d feet buIs with PIT machinery attach
ad, boiling chests. = sets OF elevators gamers.
bins. counter shafting, extra uileys and gear
ing, &c, &c. Also, fun and complete appat-
atus and appliances used IN the manutacture oi
Barytes mo annual rcit amouLts u 81 40,
cit; the lease expires i'll September, lSiU, and
can be renewed il deeired. Terms ono hat a.h,
the resi- ne in 40 days, satisfactorily secure
Persons desrous 81 examining the property car
do SO Al any tina by applying to tho undor-
s!gnod. W NJ II. 6ECh u w.,
N". Estate \ gents and Auctrs.,
nv --.s No 81 King ST., AIsya Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

DTBLIC SALE OF HIGHLY IMPROE-
ED LAND IN FAIRFAX COUNTY,
By virtue CT decree of tho Circuit Court OF
Fairfax county, rendered Mt its June term, 1868
in tho cause of K. M. Mott use N. Demcri;: vs.
Anna Sackett, shall, rs Commissioner therein
named, offer FOR sale, on MONDAY, May
18th, 1869, Court day in front of the CT. Home
of Fairfax county, the valuable TRACT OF
LAND, in Fairfax county, on which Mrs Gen
Sackett resides, containing 30 acre, situated
at Spring Vale on the Georgetown and Leo
burg Turnpike II miles from fi'"rgcto own, for
merly ON ned by John +. VIII highly s;ss6
improved with excellent DIV ELL Nc. Eal2
outhouscs and barn, good timber and tenelng'
well wstered, and heavily set in grass
Also, theTkACr Of 248 acres on the opposite
side Of the turnpike, with small house, beng
also we'll watered, timbered and fenced.
These tracts Of land are among the most val
liable in the county. from situation. charac: er
OF soil and Improvements, and present T. rsro
oppo tunty for persons desiring ifives -fnent OF
| comfortable country residence.
| TEEMS-One tenth OF the pure haze opoy
to be paid in hand on the day OF ssle the resi-
| due in three equal instslments of six, twelve
ana eighteen months with interest from the
day Of sale; the deferred payments 10 be SC
cured by the notes of the purchaser, and re-
ten ion OF the title until the last pal ineht Is
made, and the cash paymertt) be io'i"itiI II
the event of tie pure ,s@r taLlingt' comp e,e
his purchase. Al. DoAAN hLn
| Fairfax CO., ap 16-2aw4w Com m r
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Ry Green & Wise.
[Real Estate Agents and AnctioHef

Real Esthte n gems an y ilctioi.teis'
old BREWERY LOT FOR SALE.
By virtue Of deorca Of the Circuit Court for
the county Of Az rGgiu. rendered at tho May
term, 1880, in IL ce. in suit therein pending, In
which William II. Irwin was plaintlff, and Su'
san 8. Roberdeau AID others DOTS, the under,
signed, as Commissioner therein named, Will
offer for sale, by public auction, in front of the
Mayors office in the city Of Alexandria, on
SATURDAY, the I'D OF May next. at twelve
o'clock m, n LOT OF GROUND. situsted on
the southeast intersection Of Union and Wolfe
streets, fronting on Union street 20 feet, and on
Wo fe 81 feet, with the use Of an alley ~ feet
wide binding On the cast Ike it being part OF
the lot on which the Brewery formerly stood.
TEKMS-One-tenth Of the purchase money
in cash; the residue in three equal instalments
st six twelve aud eighteen months from tho
day of sale; tho deferred payments to boar IN =
tefea, and to be secured by the negotiable
notes CT the purchaser. with approved endors-
ers, and the title to be retained until all the
payments are made, and upon the failure OF
the pur chaser to comply with tho terms OF sale,
the cash payment 10 IL forfeited and the prop
erty resold at the risk Of tho purchaser; -
Stamps and coxveyancng at the cost OF the
purchaser. w. ANTH ! ia Loh
ap 20-eotS Comm r OF Sale
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

THE SUBSCRIBERS offer tor sale all their
L TACKLE at the Stump Neck Fishing
Landing, containing everything pertaining to
we'll founded Fishery, carried on for the last
five years. together with the remainder Oh tnei.
lease Parties desirious of purchasing Will
have an opportunity by visiting the shore dur
ing this season OF seeing for themselves the VAL
ue OF the shore aud the traps.
ALLENDER. BORNEf RAMSEY.
myll-4t"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

PoLTIcAL.-On the occasion Of the excur
sion to Hamilton, 10 Loudouu couoty, or
wednesday last, by the President and Director:
of the Alexandria, Loudoun and Hampshire
Railroad, with some invited guests, Lewis
Mckenzie, in response to acal, made speech,
in which he stated that although not then q
candidate for Congress, yet should he become
oae and be elected, he would advocate with his
utmost ability, the removal OF disabilities OF all
kinds from the people of the South, ard should
jealousy strive fer their future welfare. That
ever since the world was made. people had
erred, but had been forgiven. and lie deemed it
time that the Southern people were forgiven.
He expressed in decided terms bis disapproba-
ton Of the Wells ticket
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

SALE OF A STEAMER The steamer Win
uismmet, formerly of the ferry line between
this city md Washington, has been sold to tie
Clyde Company, oil Philade'phia, and will soon
leave mere Tor that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

AA
E HOUSES, containing rooms each, with
gas and water, situated conner of Water and
Duke streets Apply at IS Duke St, between
Fairfax and Water. my l3-tf
DOR RENT AND SALE.
Fer rent my FARM, "GRAFToN," in Eau
quier CO.. Vs., containing $50 acres l25 acres
being in timber; has an excellent HOUSE,
good water and all necessary out. buildings
Will be leased to reliable person fcr, term
of years. Rent moderate. Three miles from
Rappahsnnock station, o, & A; X: 4.
l, also, offer for sale my FARM: ''S4 y.
NEY," adjoining the above, containing 26o
ments.
Possession given to either when required.
CHAPMAN NEALE.
Apply to GREEN s. WISE, 70 Mansion
House Building. ap 26-2awtJyl
FOR SALE-A large FRAME HOUSE
a and SIX ACRES OF l. AND, in Alexsn-
dria county, within one half milo of town
The House has a slate roof, and contains Is
rooms. fine view can be had for ten miles
around. The land is in good state OF cultiVa.
ton, with fine springs OF water Inquire OF
ap Il colin WIN. WOLF. 266 King st:
FOR RENT-The STORE, at tho corner
ES of Union street and Ferry Slip Alley. late:
ly occupied by o. G. Henderson This is one of
tho best retail grocery stands il the city Pos
mar "a Il. .. CLAUGHTON.
II ECKER,
Il. Sole Agent for Thomas Havenner's cele
DRAFTED CRACKERS, comprising;
sod. Crackers
Picnic e
Oyster
Butter
Boston
Lemon
Cream
Ginger Cskes
Jumblcs.
Milk Biscuit
Received fresh daily. Goods delivered free
IF charge to all parts of the city. No extra
charge for packages.
articles in quantities not less than five barrels,
will be allowed liberal discount on their pur-
chsses Families favoring me with their pa
tronage will be guaranteed entire satisfaction,
both in quality and price of all goods
DIANosl MELoDEoNsl
Having removed to 1877, King street, above
Washington, / wish to call tho attention of per-
sons in need of
PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEONS, &c,
20 my stock of the above instruments, which /
offer for sale on tho most accommodating terms
Having practical experience of more than l6
years in this business, am able to judge of the
qualities of Pianos, and to offer for sale mono
oct those of reliable makers, such as
KNABE & CO., Baltimore.
WIN HEINEKAMP, Baltimore.
JAMES W VOSE, Boston, and others
Also. good Zee, III hard in..ruments for sake
or rent.
Pianos, Organs, Acco-deons, and all musical
Instruments tuned and repaired with the great
est care.
oct It'll V. BECkER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

MONEY MARKsT-New York, May ia
million dollars in gold to-day, on Government
account. WAS awarded TO Henry Clews s. Co
eminent stock collsterals prime paper Tao PEI
cent Exchange dull. Gold opened weak
but became strong and advanced. Bonds strong
and higher prices given. for the most part the
highest ever reached here. Railways opened
trim, but afterwards became weak and declined
Express and miscellaneous stocks dull Bor'
der state stocks steady.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14
AUCTION SALES.
GALE OF LAW BOOKS.

-
There will be sold, on MONDAY, the 18th
Il May Court day, at Fairfax c. H., the LII.
BRAkY OF the iato w. l.. Edwards, esq, con-
tanning many valuable and miscellaneous
books, among which are Davis Criminal Law,
Story's Equity Pleadings and Jurisprudence,
Saunders on Pleading and Evidence, Sugden
on Powers, Bouvier's Institutes Shephsrd,
Touchstone, Matte Bruins Geography, in S vol.
INES Debates OF Virginia Convention, 1882,
&c, sc The attention ot the Bar and others
: invited TO this sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

FOR RENT-Two three.story BRICK
E HOUSES, containing 8 rooms each, with
gas and water, situated :ner of Water and
Duke streets Apply at IS Duke ST., between
Fairfax and Water. my l3-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14
ENOCH GRIMBS.

NAY lst. 1863.
HAVING purchased the interest of Gregory
II & English, we. the subscribers, respect
fully announce-thst we have formed q co Dart
rership, under the firm of TOLSON. BRO ~
CO, for the prosecution of q general COMM lS-
SION BUSINESS. and that all business in
trusted to our care shall receive from US person
ally prompt and faithful attention.
Ell TOLSON.
my 8-tf A. Z. TOLSON:
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Gold.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

NEW York. May l4.-Gold to-day 1885
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

BALTIMORE CArTLE MARKET, May l3th.-
Beeves-The offerings Of Cattle to-day amount
ed 10 about 750 head. The market is active,
bu: prices are unchanged.
Sheep-The supply Is about sufficient for the
demand, and prices are unchanged, sales rang
ing at 44s7c per ID gross. as to quality and Goa
tition.
Hogs-The market is well supplied with Hogs,
sad with only moderate demand has ruled
dull at decline. Sales today at l3sl32c per
pound net
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14
THE. WAY TO SAVE MONEY

THE PUBLIC will please call and examine
i those fine kEFRIGERATORS and WA
TER COOLERS at ENUCH GRIMES, as he
has Just received lot, and offers them lower
thsL can be bought in this city. he can refer
those in want OF such to persons in the city, and
above all he warrants them t. keep aod act
well. Don't forget his new store, No. 46 King
street. -
my - ENOCH GRIM bS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

FIsHTowN.-Th receipts OF fish at Fish
town, this morning, were less than those o.
yesterday, and of course nothing like equal to
the demand No more of the fishermen, how
ever, than those already mentioned, have "cut
out continuing operations, it is said in the
hopes OF late run of fish, which lucl; is not
expected by the more experienced packers
Herring we're selling this morning at from Sll
to Sll.50 per thousand, and stad at from SIS
to $3.50 per hundred. The supply o! bar
relied fish is also limited, some Of the packers
not being able to fiji more than half their
orders
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

PUBLIC LEcrURE-The lecture Of the Rev.
DR.. Moriarty on Wit and Humor, at Liberty
Hall, last night, was attended by about one
hundred and fifty listeners, not one Of whom
was so selfish as not to wish 4 large audience
had been present The DR.. is an accomplished
lecturer, and having selected a good .ubec;
treated it in manner eminentIy satisfactory to
all who were so fortunate as to be in attendance,
His allusion to the fortuitous landing Of the
Pilgrim Fathers upon Plymouth Rock instead
Of the more hospitable shores Of Virginia, was
particularly we'll received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

The Canal Is in admirable condition through
oct and should no unforeseen disaster transpire
the tonnage viii be largely in excess Of any
iormer yer. The tonnage in the article OF
coal alone foots up 81, 1872 tons for the month OF
April, 1850, sgAius, 540l4 for April, 1868. Toll
receip's for April. 1869. S42, $685. against
s30270 GO for April, 1853.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

CoALTRkDE BIZ CANAL The !o!lowIugs ship
ments By Chesapeake & Ohio Canal were made
,,aal- 6inc Mav9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-05-14

A LEXANDRIA WATER COMPANY.
A dividend of 81 50 per share, nett, will be
paid to the stockholders, at the Office of the
company, on and after Saturday, the 18th inst
my l2-3t T. D. FENDaLL, Treas.
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ATTORNEY FOR THE CoRpORATIoN.-P. b
Stillson,a resident OF this city for some month
past, has been appointed by Gen. Candy. At
torney for the Corporation of Alexandria, vie
S. Z. Beach, resigned.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-30
THE NEWS.

! The report of the Bureau of Statistics
shows, for nine months ending September,
on increase, in gold value, of imports over a
similar period of last year, of 500, 900 900.
Domestic exports were about S., 100000 less
than last year.
On Monday. out of respect to the memory
of Stanton, the public buildings in the prin-
cipal ciriss were closed and business sus-
pended, with flags at half mast and bells
tolling.
Frederick s. Cozzens, the well known au-
thor, Was buried on Monday.
Seward left the City of Mexico on Sunday.
He viii remain at Jalapa few days and then
sail f,r Havana.
u xxx, Deputy Controller of Currency,
has been engaged for some time in the re-
vision OF the Mint laws. Ii Is ruPosed TO
em0ody in one law the numerous laws now
in existence, and when completed to refer
the Law prepared to 4 Committee. 1t is
expected that after final revision it will be
Transmitted to Congress with the approval f
the Secretary 81 the treasury L ne new law
will require the head officer Of the Mint to
have his Office in the Treasury Department
The different MINIS and Assay Offices will
report To this officer and be entirely lndepend
ent of the Mint at Philadelphia. The Treas
urer of the Mint Will not perform the duties
of Assistant Treasurer of the United States,
as at present; and the law will be charged
in many other important respect>, and prob
ably will be sanctioned by Congress early in
January
A tragic affair occurred in Marvsville, on
TUESDAY. C.P. Pollard, a prominent citizen,
blew his brains ont with pistol. Domestic
afTi ciion, ending with the death of his wife,
sas the cause.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-30

paper passages in horrid reverberations, he
! Rugged his horn more closely, and like
Carl, stopped for some one to ask him to
smile. After threading a long passage. We
were ushered through rows of armed men
on either side to the room in which, at the
further end, upon raised throne, sat the
Mikado Of Japan. We advanced to within
about twenty feet of the throne. and there
stopped. while the entering Minister ad
vanced and read his closing speech, which
responded to by a reply read by the
Prime Minister and handed to him, after
which Minister belong advanced and read
a brief bat pointed speech, urging progress
and limiting a. an active policy, which was
in turn responded to with about a thou
and bows scattered through the ceremony
and then the party with bow at
every third step retreated in good
order with their face to the foe
and got to the eception room. The
Mix ado Is a man OF about 81 years ofage. we
stould think, and looks like any other of his
countrymen, but more stolii and repulsive,
y rhaps, from the fact that sound issued
from his lips during the entire reception. He
WAS clad in robes OF dark silk and seated upon
4 r4ised platform, at either side of which
were bronze dragons behind which was lighted
dishes of charcoal. There was but little of
ornament about either room or the occupants,
and certainly nothing to charm or please.
After a long repetition Of their lies and NON
sense OF the morning in the reception room,
we were glad to arrive at the Hotel and find
half a dozen OF So of Christians. We also
Congratulated our creditors at escaping with
life. The above is an impartial description of
the reception of the American Minister. A
few DAYS since the Austrian Minister was
received, and VIVA, a Contrast With two large
men -of-war with cannon bristing from the
ports and belching their power, with guard
of 500 marines, with officers in full uniform
and all the pomp of conscious authority; safe
ffum assault, and sGrrouuded BY a strong
guard OF his own ciuntrymen, the Austrian
Minister was received with return respect
which only a show of force and will command
from the japanese
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-30

! FirCH SPEECH ON CUBA is too loul
| for our colnmns but We vii! arrau ge N,
IcHppings from ii for our issue of tomur.
row. Here is what the Chronicle say:
| OF it:
| The interests of Cuba have found
| powerful champions in each house
| Whatever may be thought Of the merit,
| of their proposals, II cannot be denied
that the speech OF Mr. Carpenter in The
Senate Wednesday, against the reIrnse
| of he Spanish gunbOatS. aad that Of Nr.
| Fitch, OF Nevada, in the House yesterdr,
IN favor OF The recognition of Cuban H.
i peadence were fac CratOriCal etfor,>.
The srIser,tongued Western athlete is
max ng his mark upon the Senate, where
h. has N .d- two anle nrgumen's durIr.
the present week. Mr- Fitch, OF Nevada,
- new member, and # sc mist Ike not
ms Cuban speech VAS his maiden eifort
n the House Though only bout thirty
wears Of age be has haI wide and
varied experience on tht Pacific S!0pr-
He proved himself yesterday one OF TIL
most eioq u-nt of The new members, and
Nas so fortunate rs TO lie greeted With
hearty round of applause on tax rng 8
scat. His argument was novel being 10
he effect that the Uhired States viii
"a Il more ny adap ing Brush EreCed-uts
N regard 10 the i N bHma than by exact
ing compensation from Z gland IN htr
ra,e were Il feasible, WIN h he Guuut-d
Moreover be Rough that the rec" grition
+ Cubs won rot iuvaliG.ie rhe Ala
bama cla.m the tw3 coses resting or
widely dfti-r-It bases and argued TOY
l.b-raI Interpretation amt enforce meat
OF tie Monroe doctrine. so as 10 pat an
e. d to The oppresslon of ru America
ISLAND ty a slaveaoldlng European mon
4r.hy.
Nj {. y. willard, Of Vermont, also
new member, and quite a Young man,
reulied /, Mr. Fitch mon ;h- question
Of recedina from the ground taken by our
Grvernment upon she Alabama case.
Eyidenly Mr. Willard, who is an allie
lawyer and a pleasing speaker has an
great faith 10 the Cuhsn movement. and
- h. Is a member OF the COmnlrtee 0n
Fore.cn Affairs, his v'e=s assume con
siderable importance NJ. willard Is Il
man OF marx. and is he champion tie
male safTregist # the House On thai
subject W. may expect to hear from i'm
when the Wyoming suffrage law shall
come before Congre s.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-30

A>TIpoTE FOR SNAKg PoEaS.-Pro
fessor Ha'fsri, Of the University Of
Arlo9urne, announces an infa'iible
remedy for snake p,,ison The aotidate
Is m9'y Iqaid ammonia, injected into
the reIus A small syringe with s6arP
point tor tie purpose # making the
injection. is manufactured and sold ~
Melbourne, nHd nov few trrsel in the
country without enc. Professor Hal
ford also speaks Of the great vslu@ OF
ar.,, aou &c Injections in the depression
resulting from the iohalation of large
qransi.ies of chlorofsrm, also in opium
ptison NJ and in cholera.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-30

Isl. AID EVIDENTLY INsANE.-John
Alexander, the old circus and theatrical
agent. wss recently arrested in sacra
meuto on account 0! an irregular fnau-
ciaI transaction At the Metropoli's
7 aea;er IN San Francisco. The arrest SO
affected him that lie bad q severe fit
The :. T. Chronicle says in relation to
the natter: The cd man has. how.
ever, always borne u good reputation
and we are strongly inclined TO believe
that he was not in his sober senses
" hen be committed the foolish act"
The complaint has since teen dismissed.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-12-30
ALTHOUGH it has been proved to the

ALTHOUGH it has been proved to the
entire satisfaction of people of intellig-
ence that the '.Cardiff Giant" is great
humbug, constructed to order of West
ern gypsum, for the purpose of fleeing
the creduIous out of their stray coppers,
interested parties are still busy trying %
keep the matter fresh in the public mind
by means of disputations correspond
ence An euterprising museum propri-
etor Of New York adverIises that he tx
hibits the real "Cardltf Giant" at the
ridcuously small sum Of fifty cent.
An Albany Snowman is amazed at the
astounding assurance IF he New I orker,
and stigms,iz-s his giant "base imi.
tslion, and Toy no means the "simon
pure article, The latter he, the lbany
man, exclusively possesses, while the
New York fraud Is only fac simite "a
rlsster east, IN tact. The New Y ork man,
not to be so easily suppressed, re'orts in
. card, aud insists that his is the real
gian', while that OF tie Albian is un-
mistakahly great Eumhng. Aud so
the battle of the giant RACES while the
shnwmen are reh1ing reward of green
narks.- Washington Ch0rnicls.