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Cs.se..s.s che Ria Fsr che Rsss-v.sv.

Csesesesss ses 8ia fsr che Bsssrvsev.
Judge Donohue yesterday. In . suit By Thos
Day Allen. James ". oGrsdy. and Thomas O. Nalsy.
srSStsd ~ nSnetion rss!r.ininf q. q
Hugh H. Moore the contract Tor building the reservoir
At WamsbrIdgs The paintt6s csim that the contract
should be given 10 them, though their btd $1,000
higher because the dsfsndsats bA was irregular aa1
net sworn TO- ~ required BY Law.
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FoaT Smith. Kansas. Nay 10.-ln Hackett
City on fhursday evening Burt Brown made soms Dis
psragns remarks about sister Of John ssd Albert Be
snd when called to account Tor them he drew pistol
and killing HIM Albert Belt then shot Brown fatally
woanding him Az TIE mss were prominsnt in the con
mercantile nrm in nsckst CITY and Port Smith. Brown
IL DEPUTY United States AarphAl Albert Belt has sur.
rendered 10 the authorities.
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CALI o. shs Csrsass.

Willie Edsenn. IS years old. died yesterday n
the New York Hospital Of injuries received Friday
by . derrick falling him aboard canal boat q the
foot Of Franklin street.
Willie White. years old. Of e7s First avenue whils
Payns on PILE q lumber Ct ths foot Of Eass
Daniel Dowlina. "a years ola Hvin9 at Cherry and
0ouverneur streets, Wa Killed yesterday In The
Cherry street
Coroner Merke called yesterday to lliss strset
and Robbins avenue 70 take the ante norton statement
oeEdward AeOabe who VS. STABILIZED By John J. Drseo
ct i00th street nd Second aveausp on April II
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a,.w. .. r-..s Of . rr.,sAs Train.

CANAJoHARIE. N. Y. May 10.-In heavy gale
last evening, ~ Henry Barome was walking ON tho
Central Railroad track sprskors he was blown In
front Of freight train and hts body thrown twenty
by william Blake; supsrnts.asnt Of Ont doc! Poor for
BE- pressn.cd 70 Win a. Van rsiten u The county Aims,
house Of New York April H. The certincsie gave his
name NJ abpys ard hg aGs ~ 70 year. The rsusins
were brought 10 Palatlns Bridge
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BY order OF the Supreme Court JohR r. B.
smyth sold by auction st noon yesterday q The Queens
County Court House. Long Issad City. Frsasis No.
Ssn. s S..ss ssor: VIZ q, sms
stable lot 3sxe tor $685. also 20 James MeMilisns
twossory frame dwsnin9 lot 1SxlOO for o. 100 and
vacant lot, 35xlOO, for o635.
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awashinston Market poultry dealer yesterday. mot
dear either" he continued, "only rs cents pound A
nice will weigh pound. This certainly not dear
when yeu consider that they charge yOue 81 for half
spring chicken " rs.nuIsnt sad then iOsn you psiF
OF operA glasses to nud IT,"
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PHILADELPHIA. Nay l0.-Ths iron ship Lord
woesy sailed to-day from this port with iO 600
Of rennrd petroleum. bound for HioGo japan This ID
the largest cargo ever shipped from this couatry.
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Shipping Commissioner O.. O. Duncan ap.
pssssd ~ eosass before Judge Wallace Of the UAtsl
States Cireas Coart yssesrdsy the order 10 show
Why he should NOT - removed - Commissiones
for dividing the tees Of hts olos among his family
Counsel eai1 thas Capt Duncan had been doing ne
s E tss y ia pss.sS
seT Z. nc inIroRnsZ IN s%p!Oytee sas male %sassrs
aouere o6aco and dstrtbaunl the fees Of the once
among them every year sala{es Counsel ADDED that
dear TO him,
JudSe Wsilaes rsssrxsA bis dNoiaiou.
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Priaee Msrss's Marriage.

PARIS. May 10.-The religious ceremony OF
the marriage Of Prince Murat to Mas Delchnsen
celebrated to-day s the residence Of the Paps Nuncio
The witnesses for the Prince the Swedish Minister
for the King 81 sweden and Duke Mouchy for Prince
Napoleon. The Witnesses for the bride were Baron
Wstry and n. Michael uens.
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~. Psrssvin IL Hst water.

PARIS. Nay ION. Portevin. Secretary Of the
French Consulate In New York, who 10 In this city.
has been summoned before the Disciplinary Committee
Of the Minsrry Of Foreign Affairs In connection with
!hs rsms,s. made by him r.csn.y o!
war Prime Minister Ferry will decide to what action
70 take In the case In accordance with the opinion OF
the committee.
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eYRAcUsl. Nay l0.-Sohuyier Colfax. who loo
tursA In Lvoas this week. msds the prediction that
neither Blaine nor Arthur would he nominated ct Chi
Cage bat that the nominee would be either Lincoln I'd
munAs, OF Harrison He said the vote far Usrrssou
vesA b surprise the friends Of The other oaaddsssA
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GLASGOW. May 1O.-The new steamer Ems,
which has Just been finished by John Elder Co. Of this
city for the North German Lloyd Steamship Company
nsds her trial trip today tho Clyde She attained
speed Of isk knota hour The Ems 10 Of TOO tons
for New York on June under the command Of Capt
eonsrurtsd for the North German Lloyd line By John
Elder Co.
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Whist shs Ladies Dslsshs - Hsar.
$50 ps lovely eoiered siks 100 pa rich black snka
charming Ratna cargo OF elegant Dress Goods Para
solS end sss Umbrsllas on credit 90
3. KslLv'S tbt and tO6 West iTth 80,
sseond door west Of oh av.-ASa
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wrssk sr che J.,,s A. Tate.

Providence, DAY l0.-Tho schooner Julia A.
rate Capt James Murray. Of New Haven, from Brook.
En n" session. with Ito tons Of pig iron and logwood
wrecked In the fog at Point Judith At 6H O'clock
she morning The crew ass SAFE The vessel 70 on the
rock bottom,
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Pri.ss Victor a.s K,.s Lespsss.

LONDON. May 10-Prince Victor. son OF Prince
jerome Napoleon. will leave Paris Tuesday next
to the East In order to escape Bonspsrtst In
triRues.
The King Of the Begians will 20 to Paris on Nav IT,
His visit 10 associated with the French proposals share
In the Congo enterprise.
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Cs.ss.s E.,a,.s sss sse H.rss Slew.

Show nuay closed yesterday Al the last moment
several important entries reosivsA ameag them
10 horses from J. H. DHhHsr and trotsing cSit she.
values the colt ut si00 Altogether $40 horses aAA
number Of mulss end douksys have been entered
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Tak,.s W Thssr Wives 0uasrsi.

PADucAH, Ky, Nay l0,-Dick Crouch shot and
fatally wounded James Sullivan, nsAr sniihland yes
te.dsy. The men .rs neishbcrs and the shooting ~
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Csap Twslvs-stsry Flats.

J.F. do Navarro Il about to build four apart.
msnt hsuses on Eighth avenue. opposite Central Park
They viii cover the block between Eishty.nrst and
Eighty second streets end With frontage Of 2Ol feet
Will have depth Of il9. They will BE- Twelve stored
high. with nanssfd roof and each will accommoAsts
twenty four fAmis1. ne material used In their
srneten WIN be brick and stone The total coSs win b
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Policeman Carter fouad Robert AcKeaG. who
rays he 70 "a years Old wandering In Chamber street
yesterday aftssnooa. He nicely dressed. AZ the
fombe the old ead he captain long time
ago He lived u WILLIAMSBURG. but he could notrscoIr
lSot iunG Nh anaokouea.
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Baden yesterday me- ming
hs ar nnsn sthores are placing telephones In oil
-. throughout that country.
. ~. " Atom, u, A. has bought Landseers picture
~ 1asrch Of the tiisn" paying fsSi0.
M W., Prince OF waies yesterday Waited Prince hs.
rek aud Emperor william, and gave audience 70 The
fvascs Of Bulgaria.
Great dssrss, hes been caused South Shropshire by
the stppags VI Woyk at the Tankervls led Hine the
nrssss he knsdon. Many Isfsens have ssss shrows
Vu6 Of slaplsy meat
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CHICAGO. May 10.-Aiter delay OF Ave days
Jury was finally obtained this morning to try Nc.
Kesgus who 10 charged with the murder OF the aged
Wilson couple. panel OF SO well known and proinL
nent citizens sxhsustsd In securing twelve Jurors
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Arrsss q . Divorced Actor.
Henry 9. Duflield. an actor. was arrested BY
the Sheriff yesterday foe rsfusns 70 comply with the
tudsmsnt oe divorce grated against him IN December
80 e: ssS III ssss slnoas q Is w iS
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RSSosePSsos-PeooI

: s:s:s v VIZ: Z! ss s. AZ: :ssss: u:
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TIE Late Esnpvsss Aass.

VIENNA. May 10.-The remains OF the late
Empress Anna today laid Ia the imperial vau,t In
the Church Of the Cspuchins The cersmonies were at
tended with great pomp. The imperial family aud all
the foreign Ministers were present. An immense crowd
Witnessed the pterinent.
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R0ME. May IU.-Ihe Vstic. n Is BOUNDING the
Amsr,csn a,oes:e' 70 whistler the appointment Of
- RiAhNp or coadiutor would BE- 80
Npm. . q 70 conldered doubtful. however, whsther
- ,F1nor hpsl would accept an American Bishoprie
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douceur. everybody breads the post. and when
tho Queen 10 about to visit house the young
ladies' run away In order to avoid the danger
Gus honor.
William King. Who beginning a. penniless
lad. amused an immense fortune a. . curiosity
dealer. has left 100000 to hospital. and 1t IL
said. kl5O.0O to his medical attendant.
Great interest IL felt In the lawn tennis cham
pionship match which 10 to take place In Ire
land on May 10. partly because OF the presence
OF your champions Nessrs. Sears and Dwight.
and also because Miss Maude Watson. who has
mover been beaten In England. 10 to meet Miss
Langrishe. who has proved herself equally In
domitabs In ireland.
Tho latest importation threatened 10 inter-
national sport is a football team from Austria
liza. aud the society papers nRe recommending
tho formation OF genuine amateur swimming
clubs.
A very mysterious tragedy has taken place In
the south Of England. to which every hour
seems TO add . new complication. A man
named Shorthand ran away with young lady
OF fortune and was secretly married TO her.
They were soon recon ciled to her parents. He
then started apparently for New Zealand. A
low days afterward his wife was found drowned
IN pond In her fathers grounds. At the In
quest o letter was produced from Shorthand,
pnrporting to como from Drlndisi. on his way
10 MS colonial homo. aud . day or two after
ward Shorthand was found hiding In . laborsr's
cottage. and was discovered never 70 have left
the ncighborhood. He II In custody. but there
- no proof that he was near tho place OF death.
shu thero 10 apparently an entire absence o.
motive.
There Il Considerable activity In The ".,.,.,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13
FOR SALE OR isEi Z.
FOR SALE.

MI
Ips undersigned ba. ing been appointed By the
. Corporation Court OF the city of Alexandria, va
Comm IS ,iorur, to sell the Real Estate of the late
! Irs Mary II. Summers, now offers the following
/ property. to-wit
/. BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, 241 Eiug street
! 30 fee. front by 1OO feet deep to 10 feet alley
House containing eleven rooms.
| =. ERICK HOUSE AND LOT, 2T5 King street,
I 90 feet front by 100 feet deep to 10 feet alley.
/ House containing eleven rooms.
3. BRICK WAREHOUSE AND LOT, 2S' King
street. 81 feet (more or less) front by 100 feet
deep to 10 feet alley.
4. BRICK HOUSE AND LOT, corner of King
and West streets 20 feet front moro or less) by
100 feet deep 10 10 feet alley.
5 FRAME HOUSE AND LOT adjoining the
above on King street, 90 feet front by 100 feet
deep to 10 feet alloy.
6. BRICK HOUSE AND LOT. adjoining the
frame on King street. 70 feet front by 100 feet
deep to q 10 feet alley.
7. THREE BUILDING LOTS. fronting II feet
inches on King street by 100 feet deep to 10
feet alley.
8. ELEVEN BUILDING LOTS, each 20 feet
fronting on West street and running 11:} feet
inches with King street tn 10 feet alley.
8. A CORNER BUILDING LOT, fronting 25
feet on Cameron street and running lib feet D
inches with King street to 10 feet alley.
10. A CORNER BUILDING LOT, fronting 90
feet 10 inches on Washington street and running
% feet with Montgomery street.
II. A BUILDING LOT fronting 30 feet on
Washington and between Montgomery and Madi-
son streets 70 feet deep.
II. BRICK STABLE AND LOT AND YARD
in Fayettestrect alley, between Patrick and
Henry streets.
For terms and price apply to
FRANCIS MILLER, Commissioner,
ap1 0-co:im BOT 9th st.. Washington, ID. &.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13
TEIEGRAPEJC BEEEIIIES.

The Prince Of Wales has arrived in Paris
from Berlin. He is travelling IN cog.
Warns weather is causing floods and DAM
age to nearly all the roads in Utah. Seve-
raj persons have been drowned.
1t is believed in London that the reported
marriage Of the Grand Duke Louis " of
Hessc will soon be officially denied.
DR.. Henry \. Collins Il leading homeo-
pathic physician Of Massachusetts,, died this
morning after an illness Of FIVE months.
The panicky feeling in St. Paul, Mimi,
in connection with Senator Sabiu's failure
has subsidized, and it is now thought the loss
will be small.
Cheney & Sprague's lumber yard, at Spo-
kane Falls, Cal, has been attached. The
company was organized last year with
capital Of s3,OO0,000.
Senior Zorlla's secretary has been arrest
ed in Paris with manilestoes which he in
tended to distribute in Spain. The Govern
ment expelled him from France.
James Stephens has issued circular to
Irish nationals in America stating that be has
consented to again place himself at their
head, because the moment has arrived when
a union of all Irishmen is possible. Stephens
declares that Ireland shall be an indepen-
dent republic before he dies.
Cyrus H. Mccormick died in Chicago
this morning, aged 75.years. He was the
head of the great harvester manufacturing
company, and is supposed to have been one
of the richest men in Chicago. He presen-
ted the University of Virginia with the
magnificent telescope now used by that in
stitutiou.
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i!N'AL BREVITIES.

May fies have made their appearance.
Boats laden with coal are now leaving
Cumberland daily for this city.
Reg lstration has been going on quietly III
the several wards in this city today.
The second nine of St. Johns Academy
beat the Quicksteps yesterday by score OF
"a to 10.
Two Of the iron bridges to be Effected On
the Washington, Ohio & Western Railroad
arrived here on Saturday.
Mr.. Cathcart received by the New York
steamer yesterday quantity OF valuable
machinery to be set up at the Neptune
Works in this city.
The remains of Mrs. Margaret Hunter,
whose death at her home in Fairfax county
was noticed in yesterdays GAZETTE, were
brought to this city to-day and Uttered.
The funeral was largely attended.
IL order to make some necessary repairs
at The works, the flow of gas will be cut oil
tomorrow at s a. IN. and be turned on
again at 5 p. ~. See notice Of Superinten-
dent Roxbury elsewhere in to days Ga
ZETTE.
David Smith and w. H. Davis, of Lou
doun county, charged with stealing horse
and buggy from the farm of Mr.. William
Smith, We're yesterday, in Washington,
committed for the action of the Crlmina!
Court.
a short meeting of the City School Board
was held last night at which the committee
having IN charge the purchase of the How
ell property reported that possession could
he obtained by the time required by the
Board
The Richmond papers state that the quilt
made by Alexandria ladies for the Contede-
rate Veteran Home Fair, commencing there
to, morrow, arrived in that city yesterday.
One hundred dollars realized by its exhibi,
ton here accompanied it.
The police report last night as being clear
and cool, with three dodgers but no prison
ers aJ the station house. The police on du-
ty there this morning, having nothing else
TO do, occupied themselves in airing the
feather beds" and giving the premises
general clearing out. The Mayor this
morning had no cases before him for trial.
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DEATH OF CHARLES O'CONOR.

NANTUCKET Mass, May l3.-CharIes
O'Coaor died at his residence in Nantucket
yesterday at 325 p. IN. On his return from
New York about three weeks ago he con-
tracted severe cold which ended in his
death. The deceased was in his S0th year
He was born in New York in 1904, and was one
of the greatest lawyers the country ever pro-
duced. In 1872 he was the candidate of the
workingmens party of New York FOR the Presi-
dent of the United States. aud Notwithstanding
his declination he received 80 900 votes through
ont the country
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

HOTEL ARRIvALs-Braddock House, May
18th, 1854. \. J. Wilson, Norfolk, Va; A.
H. Norehead, Baltimore; Edward Quigley
and }. J. Newell, Washington; A. d. Fling
ley, Pittsburg; Joseph Christian, Richmond !;
L. 4. Lanland and wife, Warren, Va. =; L..
A. pamar, Cleveland; &. Griffith, Mary
iaud F. d. Moulds, New York; G. Earnest
Lvi,h, Virginia; P Marsman, Philadelphia !;
Joshua Fletcher, Virginia Mrs. j. I. Wright
aad daughter, Clarke county, Va; L.; NJ.
Hudson, Madison county, Va; G. Z. Wat
sou, Brooklyn, n. Y, and G. W. Brown,
Brooklyn, y. y.
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CONFECTTONERS.


100 THE SEASONS DAINTlES. 100
BlSOUE CREAM, RASPBERRY CREAM.
STRAW BERRY CREAM, ORANGE CREAM,
VANILLA CREAM, LEMON CREAM.
All tavors of Creams and Water Ices.
HENRY BRENGLE, 1919 KING STREET,
Has again introduced his summer dclicacrs
He prefers to sell them pure and wholesome q; II
fair price. rather than depreciate the quality Of
his goods and offer them at lower rate. He has
maintained his good name for pure goods for
thirty years and still supplies the best and cheap
est goods in his line. He invites special attention
to his unique ....
the most refreshing Of Summer drinks. Black,
Fruit, Pound, Jelly and Fancy, Ornamental aud
Plain Cakes, are sold cheaper than they can be
manufactured at home. Also Cream Pufs, Tarts
aud Pastry, Candies and Tatfy of all kinds PIES
A SPECIALITY Fruits, Nuts. Confectoneries,
Caromels and Sugarcd Fruits. he caters for fam
lilies, fairs, balls and entertainments. my13
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

CORPORATION CoURr.-Judgc ". Is. Meade
prssjf.ag.-The chancery docket was called,
cases sci aud after granting several liquor
Licenses the,Cvurt adjourned until TO NOR
row morning at II o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

OS TO RIcnMoND.-The Alexandria del
crates, elected last week, TO the democratic
convention Which meets in Richmond TO-
borrow, left for that city to-day. Numbers
Of other delegates from the surrounding
counties arrived here last night, and this
morning on their way to the convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

Fl4n.-Bu. few fish have arrived at Fish
town since yesterday, and prices keep up:
:U0 shad sold 1T lSaS20 per hundred, and
% 1900 herring at lass per thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

RELEASED FROM HIS CHARGE-At an ad.
i,uurd meeting of Chesapeake Presbytery
held II Farewell Church May 9Th, Rev. l..
Turumil WAS released from the past oral
charge of Farmwell Church, and will here.
after devote his whole time to Waterford
ard he surrounding region. The churches
Of runwcll and Middlehurg have united in
n>kinr Rev. Walter II. Robertson, of Chou.
c,ster county, to supply them I'LL Tue ia''
meeting OF Presbytery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13
ICE CREAM.

Having fitted up my ICE CREAM PARLOR, l
respectfully solicit share OF the public pa
trouagc.
AND FANCY CANDIES, Cakes. Nuts, Raisins,
&C. at Wholesale and Retail.
my9.1m JIG. COCKEY, 140 King st.
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A1tsagtirga nasetlf
Tuesday EVENING, MAY 13.
LOCAL MATTERS.

...>1HnH PROBABILITIES, My Is. 1909.
. .. rli,,,il,: Atlantic States increasing cloudl-
,,;h lc"li ra;ns s"rthcris winds and sta
..-,r, tc:u.,,r :'hE'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS TODAY.

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS TODAY.
SENATE.
Numerous petitions were presented to-
gether with reports from the different COM
mittess. Among the latter was favorable
report from the Committee on Military
Affairs on the bill to place Gen. Grant on
the retired list. The bill was subsequently
passed without debate. The bill provides
that in recognition Of distinguished services
rendered to the United States, Gen. L. S.
Grant, late general Of the Army, be placed
on tie retired list with the rank and full
pay o: the general. Of the army.
HOUSE.
Arter the presentation OF q number OF
petitions, &c., the House then, at $780,
went into Committee of the Whole on the
bill providing civil government for the
territory of Alaska.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

NEW SHAVING AND HAIR DkEeoiN1
y SALOON.
HENRY SHELTON AND JOHN HOLSENDORF
Rc<pectfuly inform their many friends and those
th.y have so satisfactorily served tho past four or
IKE wears in this city that they have opened
SALOON AT No. JOB KING STREET,
wher, drst class workmen are employed, and
guarantee to give satisfaction to all who may
I4yor them with their patronage. This saloon IS
arranged III a handsome manner, and provided with
a the modern fixtures of the topsorial profess
st,n rnyS-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

ERoGS, HARD. SOFT AND DEFll,ED CRABS
/ OYSTERS. CLANS
aud all other delicacics of the season always to be
hod al the Opera House Restaurant
LOUIS RRILL. Jr,
myl31t Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

Doy,sWAGUNs! BOYS WAGONS !!-Another
b simply of those 100 Express Wagons just
received. Also nice Iron Axled Wagon for the
800 nrice MCLEAN & UHLER,
Or so King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

IioroE IicENsEs.-T following liquor
It,us, 5 were granted by the Corporation
Court yesterday:
Bar Room licenses to John Chilly, J. H.
ruI., Vim. Murtaugb, Louis Brill, NJ. lago,
E.mmrl. Vhos. Downev, Daniel Henry.
Retail Iiquor dealers to r. ". Avery, :in"
Abrrn 4 Co., Q. G. Henderson Il Kirk,
K,v1,.. X Bro, and w. J. Dugan.
The Court meet to day and granted licen-
50, to Geo. McBurney & Son, and to Mrs
Hugh Frgan.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

WAGON, Pillow. STAGE, HALTER AND
w other Chains, Finished Steel Plow Plates,
Harrow Teeth and other goods suited to the sea-
CON for sale at IS King corner of Royal streets
mh13 j. T. CREIGHTON & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13
ArurICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Tie dow OF Gas will be stopped TOMORROW,
th" 18th! AT ) o'clock in the morning, III order TO
make some necessary repairs 1T tho WORKS. III
will bc turncd again ut O'Clock IN the even
inv m j. KOXBURY. Supt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-05-13

>.,. BrupIScs-M essr.. J. K. Cation
\ = ,,rcrnaway have commenced the
"'' ia, ,f ,wr handsome TWO story brick
ere No.. 90. Columbus street. adjoining
a.: %IInw.' Hall, which, when completed,
" 49,. 49, y il occupy as their residence. Mr.. A.
w. \, -t,., has the contract for erecting the
'',I,.' = " Moore will this week commence
',.,;iIif. Of Two comfortable frame dwell.
,'' [.,,,... "a The. corner of Duke and Lee
..,.',s the. cou~sn, Of the City Council hav-
49,. harn given for their erection within the
49,, init. ~, HE hast meeting.
n,,mt,er ST "ther buildings are III course
.,,n,;,,, j., various sections of the city.