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into place that WOUlNuO ulll no circuit.
Then Webster continued, and the ez-
eoriatou was something indescubable,
yet all the while severely contemptuo1si
Just in the manner to cut Mason TO
pieces and make him. feel it, for you
-..-..---.-.--- -..-.-..,.r,
CHINA dh Il HdhLLAE ron LL''
Damorests Monthly.
While all India is In tarment, and
great national uprising lspo5lble, there
is also determination ON the part OF
the Chinese people to assert their lnde-
pendenco OF foreign interference. SINCE
the occupation OF Ieldn 10y the armies
OF Great britain and france Jue Nhl-
nese empire has been steadily preparing
itself for possible future coniilGIs. l5
has foorganlzeJ i'5 army ana oo9BoJ
or constructed rather formidable fleet.
Nearly 2,0OOOOU Il ChlhNmeh can ne
put INTO Jle heAt. armed ana eIu'pLLeH
as perfectly as 7nJ european army. l5s
fleet is OF ths BEST comprising sixty
three vessels. 40 say nogninS OF Ten
unormored coryettes and tllr5y wooden
gun9oats, the ChlaeSe navy compfg-
henas Two heaYy, lfoonclaaS, J"o sIeel-
plated cofyette5 bulLJ mt 0teJJIh "Au
armed WIN JWelNe'lhch Nfupp guns,
one monitor and Two steel ct'lset'' '''IiO
IN England and FURNISHED WIN Arm
strong NAd C'atllhE guns slA steel "'o
/ SIX Hon gunboatS Oh LhgnsL cohSJiuc-
tion' ana Iour steel torpedo ooaO' pun
chased III Germany 10 Jhe'e vessels
VIII soon pe auaea Jhe AlhS-A qCu' IS an
. lfohci"l "hlch Us "ul!lllgeu 10y Ie-'tIl
I experts TO be one OF IlN LOSJ heI-ttl
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H1NNIBAL HAlILINS STORT
or DANIEL WEBSTER.

Cincinnati Enquirer
"What public man, Mr. Hamlin, was
the ablest that you ever fomd?'
"Daniel Webster lowered head and
shoulders above any Of them. He WAS
one of those few men who became
greater Gs you approached him That
/ can DE said of few men in the world.
The nearer you come to Webster the
more You saw and acknowledged his
| greatness. can remember little
/ speech he made which has never been
referred to in print, and as both the
/ parties to it are now dead i do not OBJ
/ j.ct to telling You about it.. You re-
moubgr James NJ. Mason, of Virginia,
/ Wuut VatroniZing, superciliOus man he
! was. He had no love for Webster, and
on one occasionh he roseiu his place with
2 little pamphlet, which ascribed to
| Mr. Webster certain language, and on
. That Mason proceeded to makes speech.
Webster was drunk He listened as
well as he could to what Mason was
saving. and then he got up so unsteady
at first that he held to his desk with
both hands, but as he proceeded and
became more luminous and clear, he
raised first one hand and after while
he raised both hands and he made such
d speech as L think L never heard TO
peel an opponent all to pieces.
He called for the pamphlet after
q while, and Mason sent it over to him.
He held it up with a look of
{ cOntempt on his rugged countenance,
, and turned it over and said: No title
, page, anonymous. No author, the poor
. Fr ass1s. +. d
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UNDUE SPECUL1TION

Demorasts Monthly.
Since the civil war there has grown
up i'm this country enormous speculative
dealings i'm cotton, grain, provisions, pc
trOleum and other articles of CONNER
cial consumption. For every one bushel
of wheat actually grown there are prob
ably two hundred bushels dealt in.
This trading takes the form of bets ON
the future price of the article, the better
settling tile difference OF the quoted
market value when the contract eX-
Diros Now. dealing i'm options is not
in itself immoral; indeed, it is indis-
pousable i'm the transactions of modern
commerce.. The cotton planter in the
south rarely has money Of his own. He
is forced to borrow in order to buy
seed or hire labor to work his cotton
plant This he does by selling con-
| tract TO deliver q certain guam
/ titv of cotton eight or ten
months ahead Then the Lowell
manufacturer or the Manchester spin
ucr, to insure himself full supply of
| cotton at low price, purchases the OPP
/ ton of receiving the cotton often year
ahead from date. All this is specull-
/ tion. but is perfectly Legitimate, and
/ serves q useful purpose. But here step
/ i'm the great speculative gamblers, and
/ they SELL or agree to receive, what has
| aptlv been termed phantom cotton,
/ that is. am option to buy or sell that ar
/ ticle at q definite figure In the New
| York market the actual amount of cot
/ ton handled does not much exceed
] 100000 bales per aunum, but on the
exchange the sales annually amount to
/ 35,OOOOOO bales. Only once in
our history has over 100000
bales been grown in this
country. This speculation does not
really enhance the price Of the cotton
permanently, although it occasionally
brings about corners in certain
months. Take the year through, it is
supply and demand, production and
CONSUMPTION, not speculation, which
determines the market value of cotton.
This illustration, drawn from that fiber,
is also true of grain and provisions, as
well as petroleum. In the month of
May last. i'm New York 33O, 600, 600
Iarrels,of petroleum We're dealtin specu-
lat.veIy. Yet the total production of
coal oil since first discovered would not
reach that enormous figure Chicago,
however. is the great headquarters for
the speculation i'm food products. Mill
ions of bushels of com, wheat and oats
are traded i'm, whore not more than q
hundred bushels are actuslly handled.
Corners" are the natural result of this
Wild dealing. which frequently results
I'm the ruin Of tine coruorers. A per-
son named McGcoch undertook ia
"curunE" all the lard of the coun-
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I am very sure that any man of
common understanding may, by
culture, care, attention and labor
make himself whatever he pleases,
except a great poet.--Chesterfeld.
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DLSCORD
Mary Clemmer Hudsonl

MARY Clemmer Hudsou.l
Swift through the fragrant air it fell,
A single word;
The wound it made no word can tell
For no one heard
Save one sweet heart, whose very life
Is love and truth.
This heart ths word pierced life knife;
No pulse Of ruth
Thrilled him who aimed the cruel word;
He willed and spoke;
A fair face quivered, soft lips stirred,
A fond heart broke.
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STORY or AARON BURR.


81 LOEbI VI AdbON b CAN,
THE MAN WHO FASCINATED BY HIS PRES.
ENcE AND YET INSPIRED DREAD.
Ben: Perley Poores Rocollections.
Aaron Burr enjoyed the reputation of
having delivered the most impressive
speech ever uttered i'm the capitol when
he took leave of the senate as it's presid-
ing officer ] have heard senator who
was present state that nearly every one
was i'm tears and so unnamed that it was
nearly half an hour before they could
recover themselves sufficiently to choose
president pro tenn. The characters
ties OF Vice President Burr's manner
1 appeared TO have been elevation
and dignity, consciousness OF
| superiority, etc nothing OF the
/ whining adulHt.on, those clnting
| hvpocrital complaints of want
of talents, assurances of his cudeayors
| to please them, hopes Of their fayOrs,
| etc. On the contrary, he told them eN-
/ picitly that he had determined to pursue
/ conduct which his judgement should
approve. and which should secure the
/ suffrage of his own conscience. and he
| had never considered who else should
be pleased or displcosod, although it
/ was puJ justice ON TINS occasion to thank
them for their Difference and respect
to his official conduct, the constant and
Uniform support he had received from
every member, for their prompt ac-
| pmoscenco in his decisions, and to re-
MARK, to their honor, that they had
never descended TO single motlon Oh
passion OF embarassment and SO lar
as ne was from apoiogIzn9 1or Ils de-
lectS, ne told them that ON reviewing
the decisions he had had occasion to
make, there was no one which, on re-
tlecton, he was disposed to vary OF re-
uect.
Burr was mquestionably one OF the
most remarkable men That our country
mas ever produced. Inc designs winch
cloaael u5 name IN ms own day with
suspicion and charge OF treason u1eret
very lltJle IRON the occupation OF LeNa'
5 ny tAc United states, tue temporary III
$ dependence OF the territory so detached
from Mexico, and then It's uual corpof
atloh lh'o TINS Union anu Win ms due
with Hamilton, IN winch the great imam
cler ieI. Burr was victim TO the Daf
Dalous customs OF JloSe days, anC
ne Lllleu popular laVofte. OJhe
wees cluster around ms name, ouJ the,
can no: present nm, even TO the eye o
moral Judgment, as less than an arch
anger fallen.
Nnen a boy, resldlnS with my par
ents IN New York, Mt the corner o
Malaen Lane and broadway l. used tt
see Burr pass every morning ana after
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No. ENIGMA.

Composed of ii letters.
NV l3g482isa river i'm Europe.
My 8 IL l3 IA is the title Of an European
sovereign.
MY h 10 II z is quadruped,
MY 1911 Sis part OF the human body.
MY whole is the name of an ancient king.
Lillian.
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DARBY'S
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUTD

Space does not permit us to name many OF
the uses to which this great Germ destroyer i,
applicable Ask your Druggist for printed
matter descriptive of its usefulness, or address
J. n. EELIN s. CO.,
Manufacturing Chemists PHILADELPHIA
so cents per Bottle. Pint Bottles, Sl.OO
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QUEENS OF THE CAMERA.

granhors' business IL is crr.ious that
chose DLotoorapbcrs who were too
.birn-ton,I and iudaDor1rui to have
|anytbinr fo do with tho stare have
mainly como to the wall. while those
who have catered to the stage have in-
yarfabIv made fortunes. Among these
are Saronv Mora. Anderson and Dana.
The latter has been comparatively
.latnIv established and he bas done well
bv sraro portraitures. Saronv is. how
ever. the most eminent and the best
known man i'm his line i'm New York
VotramaraIvm mechanical part of photo
.prrph,- ho unitas 81 bigb artistic ideal.
.5nd lis worl, i'm water-coIor. oil and
charcoal is of n hioh decree.
The average man has little idea to
vEaE an enormous extent the photo
.rraDh business is carried. For some
vcars American Dhotoarauls have been
.lbead of any others. This is due i'm
areat part Of the fneness of our at
.mosphera. and it is why foreign ac-
hesses who come here usually adopt
their plotooraphs taken here i'm pre-
ference to all others
Years 400 whom Gurnov and Frodc-
tricks wcre fine crack Dhot6rraDhers Of
Nov yorl, ladies and renfIrmeu of the
I-t.oo. nod 70 nav for, fbail. rIofooraDhs
.,t ,rr,,t t. i.,,v., os ..,rofaesiona1
Irntas" Dr+ flat is all Glanced now.
I'm some rnus7al cases fine ophotorraDhcr
|,.rs +, No., of IoiDo. maid and in
.lrita of stfr ,,.ioas ot times. he often
.,,,T-,s I,,.C.,,. sr,r,s of money Inv tlis
class Of custom
Vben Potti arrived here two seasons
,,, tI,aro ,.os or oycit,1 conlpatitio1
o5Tonr ,I3y tI,o nli1cin,l l,Iofogra5bers to
rat han fo sif SoronTna5a fla LARGEST
Ira -e5 O0O -fo,, t[vo sittina.s of nm hour
oacb iro 1,oiI tLa money down to her
gront NJ Fr9TcIi and Patti sat. beirr
If61ron i'm eo,na twenty or tventv-fya
noeif;ors Of all tIe NEGATIVES taken
on1v ono enitaI fine Drima donna.
GoroDv dagired IN usa several of the
otLorg which ba considered rood. Lrt
She was o51r,.7te "The fact is.o said
Garonv "tba+ patti IS mo- LONGER vrulg
os sLc v-og INIT She wants flo Io,I, as
Vol in han ,,ict1ras Tn nain+iur5 on
pnorovino.s IT. is ouite pos,ibIe to make
ideaI niclures. Int Dbotographers viii
, reproduce life as it is" The result was
at anv rate. that Patti strictly confined
him TO the one NEGATIVE. 1t is the side
= face with the black bonnet, now quite
7 familiar in programmes and engraviugs
E He endeavored to get her to sit again
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Young Folks Corner,
No. 1-woUD SQUARE.


NV first is pero Of time; my second is a
weilh my Who'll is IN tha buckeye S'a-e.
Cousin Kitty.
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Terms Of Discaye

lisa fact established
by Science that nun
diseases are introduced
by qualification, which
reproduces itself and
propogates the disease
In ever widening cir
clcs.
These diseases gcncr-
ate contagion and FIJI
the air with death.
Such is that dread
Terror.
Asiatic Cholera,
which is now devastat.
ing the East and ad.
vancing ON its mission
of death rapidly towarC
our shores. Other dis
seases of the same sOrI
are Diptheria, Typhoid
Fever, Scarlet Fever
Small Pox, Measles
Yellow Fever, Fry
sipelas, etc. All thesI
generate contagion
Other diseases-Feve.
and Ague, Malaria
Fever, etc, arise from
contagion which come
ofdampness, unhealth.
situations or unclean
ness.
All these Disease
can be cured only b
stopping the produc
ton of Disease Germ
and destroying thos
already produced. Bot
these results are az
cOBlpIished by the us
Of Pref. Darby's prepa
ration Of Boracic Aci
and Chlorine, know
as
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THIS PAPER 3l loSda ss i2gaG3 GS g RsaspsSl Sai Se
Advertising BureauQ 90 Spruce 81 where gdXeflis4i y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23

LOCAL SH2YlTIES

The funeral Of Rev Thomas Mccormick
took place III Baltimore yesterday.
There wcrr no arrivals of oysters al ,Ec
wharrc, this n!orning.
The Committee on i'ubiic Property OF the
CITY Council will meet to night at 80. a.
/ clock.
Capt Goss, President of the Io;omar Man
utacturimg Co.. who was in the city yr.,irr-
! day, left for the North la.t night
y marriage license was iSsled in WASH
| lngton yesterday TO Charles NJ. Stems and
Mary l.. Davis both Of Stafford county.
Mr.. Geo. Ogden TO day had redeemed by
Auditor Brockett. one dollar Corporation
OF Alexandria note which he picked up on
tie battle cd of Manassas during the war.
Among those who were awarded prizes ut
the dog showin Washington were NJ NJ.
Moorman Of Lynchburg for Irish settlers,
and Robert Hume of Orange county, for ter
riers.
Mrs. Amanda Selectmau, who was strick-
en- with paralysis at her home in Occouuan
few days ago, rs mentioned in the GA
zEIrE, died on Tuesday and was buried YES
tcrday.
Mr.. +. K, Windsor is confined to his home
by illness and was unable 10 perform the
duties 1T Chief Marshal Of the Masonic pro-
ccSsoh Yesterday. to which position he had
been appointed
by the concentrated rays Of the sun, shin
ing through glass globe in the window of
Mr.. : II. l.untS drug store on the corner Of
hing and Fairfax streets, fire was kindled
this morning which however was extin-
gIlshed before any damage had been done
Cap. Duncan of the schooner Jas. Boyce
Jr which was recently built here in writ
ing 10 a friend says his schooner is the adj
mIration OF every ship-master he has met in
Cuba and that's he would soon leave that is
land with a cargo Of sugar for one of the
Northern ports.
It ) ruinored THAT the outlet lock to the
canal ut Georgetown is to be abandoned 1t
IS q matter beyond dispute that the lock
has taken trade from that town. The prob
ability Is, however, that should the coal
trade be as heavy as is anticipated, the out
lei lock will be used to some extent at least.
After Mr.. G. o. Monroe concluded his tes-
timony in the Massey-Wise contested cleo
ton case yesterday evening, Mr.. J.. Marbllry
was called to the stand He finished this
morning, when Messrs. +. +. Marhury and
b. H. i.ambdn testified. The evidence is
interesting, but not very new TO those who
have been readers of the papers regularly
for months past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23

BnMssnELL No. Not 10 he had every
day Ladies' all Linen handkerchief at Goa
piece.
Ladies' colored bordered HandkerchirrS
al! linen or hemstitched at l1c piece
Ladies' elegant design colored boar,lerrd
Nandkcrchieis ut &c q piece.
Ladies' elegant design colored bordcred
llandkcrchieis at l0c piece
Pure linen white hcmstitched at loo, and
daisy at l2c piece.
Gents linen, yes all linen Handkerchicfs
at l2c piece or Sl.25 dozen.
Bombshell No. 3.-Calicoes best Won can
get at sc yard and don't you lose time.
Ginsmms very good and standard at &c
u yard, 80 pieces.
Buoklulled Ginghams, never sold for less
than l2!c at Sc. we say Sc q yard.
Yard wide percalcs for shifting and child
rrn'5 ware behold at &c yard.
Turkey red Table Damaskc ut 35c a yard
and best at 40c.
Bombshell No. I.-Boy's Cashmeres Il
whole case at @;ic yard, 10 different pat
terms.
Best Quilts you ever say at $40 large,
thick and heavy.
Embroideries we closed out whole lot at
half price.
This is a special sale, and we cal! the at
lentlon OF all readers TO come early, espe-
eiaily those who we could not wait upon on
our last rush.
Come and sec; our goods are placed on
our counter with plain figures. Now is your
time, no end to bargains.
feb CIV I. EIcHnERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23

g-@DoS'T FAIL TO READ THIS Having
purchased the entire stock of the late firm OF ).
Waterman z Son from the assignee at a great
sacrifice for cash we beg 10 call the attention OF
the citizens Of Alexandria and vicinity TO the fact
that in order TO reduce the same before going into
extensive preparations in reftting and remodel
iug the establishment We will sell for 80 days
from this day the entire stock Of Ready Made
Clothing. Gents Furnishing Goods, Piece Goods
trunks, Vaiises, &c. at prices that will assorish
Ill who. ever purchased Clothing before and
which viii b., very much below former prices
This /: i 2nsi,i:c CLEARING out sae. aud will be
strictly carried out. The Merchant Tailoring
business all. IL carried IN on ! much larger and
bet;cI regulated sCaie Having retained the same
cutter and ti.ors, VI inTiie all to give US trial
IL. mean husires. ard ask YOU, Kind patronage
?oi;;s attention 80 trouble t. show goods
y. NORDLINGEE & CO,
Successor to Simon Waterman 4 Son
feb Sarepta Hall Building
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Feb. -, 1889.
For the Middl: Atlantic States lair. followed by
cloudy weather and by Saturday morning rain or
SHOW. norhcrly Ia ca-tcIly winds, stationary or 4
81 isht fall in temperature Slight rise followed
IL i.illin" barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23

\ Michigan boy ale n bar of soap, drank
u lot of soda water and went to bed to cure
his cold. The doctor had n hard time to pull
him through, but the boy now says the next
time he catches cold he will use Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23

e-zF" COOP NEWS FOR ALL.-Having pur-
chased from an assignee an entire stock of
goods, we have succeeded in placing before
our citizens the biggest drives in our line
ever offered before in Alexandria, or any
Where else As these goods will be sold
with small profits, we can only afford a
s:pall space. To enumerate it would take
the whole paper. Read prices elsewhere.
EICHRERH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23
ATTENTION. Reduced Prices,

The undersigned having purchased the entire
stock OF l.. Genzberger at great reduction fer
cash. will sell MEMS, WOMEN'S and CHILD
RES'S BOOTS and SHOES at prices that will as
tonish all Call and see and be convinced that no
where else can such bargains be had.
Will also replenish stock with an elegant assort-
ment, and sell lower than the lowest.
feb17 JOHN A. MARSHALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23

Mr.. Richard Mcdonald. Tsppahannock
Va, says: Browns Iron Bitters cured M
dyspepsia and restored lost appetite.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23

Fear brings disgrace, bravery brings hon.
or, coudrdtcs SareS no man from his fate" says
the Caliph Omar but DR. Bulls Cough Syr-
up has saved millions from an awful fate
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23

The po,tmistress ut Warsaw, in Richmond coun-
~, Miss Mary j. Harris. died on the 18th instant.
in the ilth year Of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23

The celebrated Budweiser Beer is {
araucht at Ruben's at cents per glass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-02-23

SPE,IAL--8oMBsHELL No. 4.--Lace Cur
tains at 12c. 19c, 25c, 2Sc, Soc. and 4fc n
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