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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
Me- 6uhsn. @rlI

SE 9ufeH, @rtaItEug Hne an
6ere 2ttben 6ss 9olie5 Eao eer enHss
perosn BON 3 uuce's Unborn 9 pVrp
(Syrup Of Horehound), BEN bellsu, oer'S
8lblltum sebra6teu 9uhens nsSprupi s'5sllt,
Qreis 25 Cts. Bei g Seth 9. SaHcst SIR.
iO8 s9ehs8altimnrs.S StraBe Al babsn. (233-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
SrdnD

SoIebu, g., IS. Roo,mbsr. - Ser
,gRir,r Slpd" auf bsm Ofufsr bes Stufies.
In trtIGem I'D, metrers tlstne 9sitdftshdus
fer bsfaDSsu, ruroe pdbrenb Der pergangs.
ntu Nadt burf S,uer 3trfSrt. Ser Ssrluff
bstrGgt iibsr $4,000.
Rtfflintopn, Beuui., IS. Hou. -
adt @chutdnisr, bas Bofamt uub msbrsrs
9ibeu qtngsn bsute oahier In SlamrHsu auf.
Bsrlusf 100000, S,rfidsruug $40, 900.
gSaufeeta, @iac.. Is. Worembsr. -
Die. Wautesia. sHollipinuerei" brauuts hsut.
Hbsns utsbsr. Serlnf $4,000.
gDsa nit ttm Setmebsn oa!rioeruben @s.
rlufp:r nnt G,idnaufe! Gebran4s Dr.. ga.
as'e ''Catarrh Remedy" (27T 9.S1t&m47)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
0ieeprdiipent Senbrice8 auf
Meifeu.

Snbianuapolis, Subn IS. giOu. -
Grs@ouosrneur Seubrids III BON bter mad
Gem Sfeu abgerstff, Uni Der Subelfeier Dec
Semofraten AZ SruOtlsu, ". 81, am ua9fteu
9ouuerftcg Ibsnb bei,unohneu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
BtehmdrFte.

@btcago, IS. Nopbr.-SGnstu.: i3us
fuhr 60, 600, Berfen6ung $500 Stiid; Breiie
rcriirtsn ,uii&sn $3.50 uuo $4.65.-&tnb'
otsb: 2ufubr 5000, Ssrisubuue 2OO0Stdd;
Br.iIs uuriirttu 3piideu $3.50 uub $780,
Sdcuf.: 3nfubr 4900, Serfsubuug 1000;
BrsiIt ooriirten 3triiden $l.75 un6 1915.
ct. 9outs, IS. Rouember.- S9w.ius:
3ufutr 5000, Ssrisucung 400; Brstis bari,
irt,u ,tpiiGeu $3.45 uub $4.S0.-8tnbutsb:
2ufubr 400, Ssrieubuug 300; Bretis bart.
irteu ,tptid1en $3.1 Is unb $3.75. - S1aafe:
2ufuEr 800, S.rieubuns 100; Brstfs part
irtsn ,piihen $2.00 unb 1926.
@affz9ibertp, 8euni., ben IS. gtoobr.
Rtnbpisb: 5ufnbr $50, Bsrienbuus 1444;
Breiie uurtirtsn sptiGeu $500 uub $780,
-S&metue: 3nfnhr 300, Ssrisubuus $500;
Br.iis uariirten 3iptideu $3.50 uuS $40
-S&aafs: 3afnbr 3400. Bsriehbuns $500;
BreiI. pariirt.n sipiihsu s1.O0 uub $4.00.
Sprq,, Summer, Srantheit, Ris6sras.
Id,laa,ub,it cher @uttraftung MAIDEN oft oas
Soar frhb,,itis gran. Sur& Guusuoung
BON Sau's uesstobiItiiheu SiciItautI&em
Saar.Grususrer faun man ibm feline iuasnoz
Iidb. Farbs nnb Sh0nb.it pisb.r gsbeu,
fQ-S Al +tp47l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
EAnlsoneir' RnEfe!lll


10 autdgItG pspor6.u, sIu.n grs
tag, santsin tutsrsHautsm Stsls Az BE-
. nc ttn Snbsr In Elm. 4n,,ia, rim.
o. Vt cues 8srlrtigt 0rrmeiotn,
@s sps .tninh auf bic Sor,iia, uuu
nr,-p y ittsrsm in rl60li1fl stnfad,eu
timers !geuts Su bsfuessu,
Freis t5n stnmat ju oerfud,r
sysOeSi ga esSiilmaltge Ssriuf ietusu SPerib ~
taJs.S Das fie ME stroas Auberss aurp,n.
kw
IN eT 4 Gel iin0et In alien .3SiulUQeu, firbRbru
gF, 10 9inftige 9ripd6nmq. sic itreibe1
iitb 9roBen abioBes uno eriegt ale auo,z
at"
iS9c oer oopienpfdnP laieH It'd nitt u6
pie @igentbumer hes Soplenbiltcru babsTr
szsxsgsttIt uno Sjepan0tbeit geieiqt
snlenieBen ciner NieoSin, oeren iperthu0ls
4, jeoermdm 10 fart IN Die Au9tn ila1u.a
g.p
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
- nnnceIs d nfinnnriIIe. eir

ueci1niidje giiituus RON Sonburaiu Safia.
patiua, GuainlbOlS, Sletteumurjd, Saifafras,
5ob=Sali u. I. N. Sn sieicm Prdparate ptr6
man cine Der befen llmfimmungs. unb Ret.
naunos. .Tiiduuaen, bic Oen Bublitum Dor.
liegen, ftuben. @S if in Quartfaid9en geiiiut
nu6 etre3 scr biligfan, ME Der befien Yrapaa
rcte nit SofiaparlIa al8 5auptgruHblage, Die
ic Oem 8ubliMm oiierirt wOr6en. g8er le On
&heupatismue, 2eberbsihper0eH, &oie, 6auts
frQnfheiteu 6es Blntes II. I. ~. leibst, iOQte
Siefes glittg penig1enS probum. Preis 81
bic Tlaife{ Ser Setb Q. Sance, Er.
1O8, Ref, ,SnltimoresSraBs, ~ BADEN. (233-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
Gao gwafm'ftbe RrIessserid,t.

9aa 9risgsgertdt gesen ben 9sueraIzGH'
bitor Gpatnl, psldes bIrd Beaufauouuz
gen auf II YPitglteber rebuStrt tporosn 1T,
isbte 5suts isins SerbanSIungsn mater BEN
SOriiee bssBr6fSeutsn @eusralmajors Sobu
M. SGofsIo fort. gfadeem bic Intlagen
perteIeu tporoen naren, tpurUen ote 4usia.
gen oss 3sugeu Batter uerrommsu, uub
oerIslbs retapitnttrte bic bstannte 9si9idte
Der finau5isGsn Erausatttousu 3utldleu bsm
4ngstlagteu uIb bem 8auftsr 8atsmau.
Spaim's aanalt rstGts Sann eiusu ;, De-
murrsr" Qsssn ben srftsu 4ufIagepuutt etu,
neil berIeIbe ntGt 6urh geuiigcu3e @riiu0e
anfrstt arhnttsn isi. Gin laugeS 4reunteut
sntftauO iiber bic 3nIaifigteit bisies 00e'
murrsr" uub uabm ben Relt BET StsHng in
NniprnG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19

m" . tuG Nl DE5 IHI VAt HI III
TIA perfufieR faHn, cIs Banac1a gegen
Sespepfie, ais gerDsufdrtuug uno aagemeinsa
gouicun, if Or. Chalmers 9eiltinitur. Die.
pepfis uu6 aQe nnoeren aus lluOronun9en i'm
Waacu entfpriagenoen 2eloen meroeu olrd
ibren gebraud raid tuIirt. Sci yteroen.Gt'
fsttioneu III fie ooesiIglid, inbem fe ale idlin'
meu Eolgen BON grihiitterun9 oeS yterOeE.
ipheus 6ett. gle bet ihIlmme 6aqe ocD
&eurolgii gcbeilt, unb rpenu ein oGgeneiReS
9onitum n0thig ID, 70 III fie seraos oer rihtise
4rtiIel. Gle er5su9t einen erceleuten &ppstlt
urb lid)tst rem Sd)pGten unO @nttrditsten
rieNer ami. Sian mode einen Seriud Oamit.
Brcis 81 bic TInihs. Get 5etb g.
Suuce, gir. 1O8, gGef Baltimore oua6e,
All haten. t23S-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19

B3- Seriute einmaI 3 ance's . 2 ats
Bte6erberfeller. Gr osroidt ennnes
Saar, bringt bic alte 6arbs Jurlia, III en- eleE
gantes 3oilettermitteI rHS letlt SopIgrIno Ine
Sonibants Sudeu. greis 81. 3a baben bet
Setb 9. SaHce, HT. 1885, SSeno S'G!tt'
more StraSe tS05-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19

s9g@ Btr0eS ITO beJabIeu2- ga
pobl be5ablt ss iidb, cine Sd)adtel Sance'ider
Saiiapartlus8ntpillen fets i'm Sauie 81 ha'
ben urb Die gauge Tanilie U6aig geinnO III
erbalten. Breis 25 Gents bic Shadtel. i3H
hu6en bel @etb 9. 4ance, gIr. 108, Bef'
RoIfiunrssStrafe, 1851
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
Aus Der BnuSeSbauptRaet.
@ntih deisnns fir Nro;r Rfohfn in Gompstsniz
fTsittn ;wifdbeu Ger GipiIs urf EHiIitdrs
ySghpres


DafbluGtou.9 9.=g., IS. gOubr. -
Der srie @OutruLsur bss S9asamts bat
fntidtsosu, hHB QrmsssSfiiiisre Elm 8edt
oui Sergiturg fir GusgG6en, bic ibueu
| Snrfl tire Sert5eioigung boz Siaotgerthteu
in proSaiisu, In meld)s ite BEL Der Soufrets
ting t1rer amtii6eu Phtdten rtrtutdelt
purbtn, sItffanbsn. Die SutI@eibuug be-
;pg fG auf ben Sal beS aoiutauten oes Is.
acknowledgement IN Sort Condo, Serv
nslser Sffi;ier In Den StantsgeriGteu be-
l0ngt puree, neil CT fid3 gsnei8ert bate,
sinsn als Gtnbredher augstlagteu Solbateu
bsm S&eriff aus;ultsfsrn, bic sr 0oH BE-
feblehabRr ogs Sorts ba3u augenieen iet.
Oie Iouofatsngebiibrsn in Dem Bco;efis 10.
fisten Den Ibiutanten $50, nub bsr Gontroz
Ieur bat nun entiGteoeu, bab i'm Sisis
Snmme Suritdsrffcttst perhen iou.
Sie StrantipprtIidbteitfiir fir Zen SanntbdliSmuB
~ Rdp Sabinr.
9srssal Saseu, 9bsf bes Sigualoienii,
bat iftusin Su5resberiGte msbrere Rau6'
alefieu beissfiigt, In ipsldsn sr auf's Wsus
ben Sepsts IN fiibreu iud1t, 6aB 2teutenaut
8GrltEgton sigsntlid fur Den Sob 10 pisler
Witglieoer Der @reeIp .Grps1ition ueraut.
tportIih Ia, mstl sr eiusn Sbeti bet ~ Rap
Sabire fir iens Expedition anf8sipst4erten
yebsIeIrttid uah oem llnter9aug oee Pro'
teua" AMI istuem Riidsuge nlttHa5ul, obslst4
er tpuSte, 6aB ii5 1900 8attousn in Der
uRarsr. @ad,e," Ste er erft iets Gage porber
psri6n!td inipt3trt batte, nur 100 gittien
fii6lid1 BON Sabtne, btrett auf fetnam Rlid'
ipege, brfanofn.
Sahre3bcriG,t ess Sattnts ommifIdes
9sr 4atsnt.&ommtfdr Benjamin Butter
tsrnortb untsrbrettste bsuts bem Sstretir
bee Suuern Ietneu Sabresbertd5t. Ius benz
islbsu 9:bt bsrpor, ba6 35,204 Qppltfattoz
rsn mn Yatsnts, pa gpplifattoneu nm @r'
nsusrung BON Bntsntsu, G077 applttattcneu
I'm ReGifrtrung bon Saaoelsmartsn uuo
975 GppIiiatiouen nm 8sgtffrtruug BON gtt'
fetten sinitefen: 1878 @aosat8 tpur6sn stu1
garai6t. gs pur0sr %, 1929 Bntents, stu.
idlteElib Grueusruugsn, bspilItgt 903 9au'
bslsunttau uno S33 gtitstteu regifrtrt.
gBsgsn Rtdtsablung Der @ebiibren purbeu
24,613 Battnte uorentbolteu. Ibgelaufen
fno 10,230 Batents. Die @tuuabmsn be-
siffsrtsu fiG auf $1,145, 433, bic ausgabeu
(uueidlteBltG 9rufarbsiteu) auf 1901, ,413.
Eab Enafm'fdhe RrEeosasrtcbt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
SE6bm4U,

So mTdte oas Bublitum benatrihtt9sE,
buB i'd I'M Gsiite elmer arjuei bin, pslte ote'
Ies 10 icar peiuigenbe 4eioen 4silt. SD bate
9euie gceter, pclbe taum atbmeH tonuteH uno
buud 6eH @a0raud oieies U!ittsl5 fatl augeH'
bhdlid Qiuceruug ellngtea, IS 1T barmlos
uub lam obue Glle GeihrautHng geuOmmeH
perber. SoQte oirie JictiS DOR oas aug5 q.
mes nit bieier pudleu6eu 9runlbeit 8ebaiteten
tommen, 70 mro er boHcntlid urfeb!bar ioa
elaid1 fiG an mid meaOen uno bOour1 i0IOrs
fige ginoruug fih OeriGafien. Yrei8 81 bic
ElaI6e ober iefs GlnIGen fir S.. gu babsH
bel 9etb 9. 3 auce, Rr. 1885, Bef-Sal'
tirncresS sStra6e. (233-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19

Etr Stlmbufbs Ritter erbdIt cine gerenacf
uns mdtht isintm Srimm 9uft. 9aS aIte
9icr iiber ben pcompasten gileen" une bic
lInttrrrlcune Der Reasr. - Gin sebdfiiser
Strfudb sur Eufbteuns erS TpretnS stasn
cen Elesn,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19

k6y" 3 r, 0balmers 9eilttnitur ge9en
Gg8pspfie. Sauce's &uoorasS1rup gegen pu'
GteR uno GYfGltuug, Sance's SafapariqapiaeH
Suu 9leinisen tes Slutss, 8ance'5 Suhu fir
bic 9liereu, Sonce's Saarz0ieeecberiteiler,
6QnceB 8beumntismuss9nim - Aaes iH
absu bel 9 eth 9. Sance, SIR. 1o8, SSsf'
gatttmcreer. 233-I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
SIN baS BubIifuu1.

gerIauat ia nur RabpGb5 uub adtet 6Grauf, bas
ter yams ,,JiabpaR" iid aii bent sstauiten @rtifeI
bCfueet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
Sr giG0man' : rennIirenbs Gtgen
.,is % Geuts bic @dadtsI.

OH uUtu NpUIQtItLu ~ 9uUtu-
g7dn IsIe ,,S ali d uno B abr"
Tuu idide cine Brieimarte oil v aopub E o.,
gir. 30 gSurreus Str, 8eius Bort.
Eg SsIsfruua, IalIisnOe 0On Dollars Uert9, ptr6
6atilr su9ebidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-19
9Hnbm0n's
&nrfnNnriIIinn MffnIhnmt

&GLtGpaElIltnm MetpIDeHf,
Gin pellmItiel, eCleu 8ciGnbibCils uuserorbeut[5e
me5itEtlGe GigeTi6aftcH bubeu, pesRtLid5 ,ur Rets
ti9uE9, 6eiluua, @ieee.bsritsIlluN uno Rrdftteuna
lts n,ebGr8ebrodenen unS sr66pftsu a6rber5 saS
eire i6neIIe, Guleuebms, ii6ere ge6aub.
mH8 ln6 baUernDe 3eilunA lsipa9rt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18
Alfsag(;1sa baxetfs
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is

CHURCH SERVICES, &C., TOMORROW
Christ Gurch.-Service at II a. M ana ''''
p. N. by R-v Fl. Suter.
81. Pulls urch.-Servlce at IL a. ni'
and D. N by Rev. DR.. Norton:
Grace Church.-Service at II a. M anu
100 p. 10. by Rev. H. I. Sharp
st. Murp's Murch.-Nass at I a. M anu
High Mass aud sermon at II a. M. by rev.
Father O'Kane. Vespers at p. M
FRS, PRESBYTERIAN Church.-Servlce at II
8 m, nv Rev c. II. A. Buckley, ID. d.
Secoad Presbyterian Church.-Service at
II a. m. and 100 p. N. by Rev. DIR. VIM.
Dinwiddie.
Baptist Ghurch-Scrvice at II a. m. and
7:3O p. NJ by Rev. DR.. Flippo.
Primitive Baptist Preaching at II a. M.
by Elder w. NJ. Smoot
Trinity Meth Epis Charch.-Service IT
IL a. m. by Rev w. F. Hemingway ard
7:3O p. m, by Rev. John Edwards: Kew
val services 1T night; Sunday School p. m
Meth. Epis. Church !Sonth.-Service at IL
a. m. and 7:3O .. IN. by Rev. j. A. Kern.
Meth. Prot. Murch.-Service at IL a. m.
and 7:3O D. 10. by Rev. Arthur Foster OF tf Q
Reformed Episcopal Church.
Free. Meth Murch.-Service at IL q. III.
German Lutheran Chmch.-Services at II
a. IN. in German by Rev. ]. A. Schwoy.
Young MEMS Christian Association.--Pray:.
er meeting in the Methodist Episcopal
Church at D. M Jail at 2 p. N. Aims
House at $50 p. IN.
GOSPEL Temperance Meeting of the Reform
Club at 3 p. III. at their rooms, on Fairfax
street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18
LOCAL BREVITIES.

New moon tonight.
There was no meeting Of the City School,
Beard last night, quorum falling TO DC
present.
A new postof1ice was established yester-
day at Springman, Fairfax county, with ).
VI Sprirgrnan as postmaster.
Mr.. James w. Roberts sent to Washing
ton yesterday from Cameron Mills two
year. old Jersey red hog, which weighed $40
pounds.
Mr.. ]. Ii. Wilson, the agent in this city OF
the Adams Express Company, has received
from Baltimore light and handsome new
wagon, which will be put in use next week
The grand jury in Washington yesterday
reported an Indictment against George
Hough for the murder of VIM. McMahon
on September 9th. Hough will BE- arraigE-
ed to day.
Judge WyIie yesterday in Washington
declined to accept bail for w. Fl. Phillips,
who is held for the murder of James ..
Shober, printer. Judge Wylie remarked,
when disposing Of the motion, that he heard
the pistol reports, and came very near wit
Messing the murder.
Vigo Jansen Ross and his two colored
accomplices Thomas Bowie aud Henry
Stevenson charged with robbing graves in
the colored Union Benevolent Burying
Ground, at Washington, were yesterday
sentenced to Jail in that city for eleven
months and twenty-nine days each. An
appeal was noted i'll Stevensou's case.
The coored people of this city held
political meeting in the postoffice yard last
night, at which high tariff speeches were
made to them by ". W. Curry. Francis
Miller and I. G. (pee Wee Fowler. A pro-
cesson (?) that consisted of one small trans.
parancy, band mot the Marine) and some
colored boys marched down King street
previous to the speaking.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18
HEADQUARTERS Dem. Ex. Con-.
A-.~npY. Oot IA 1SSl


Having just completed canvass of the city,
find upon q revision of the same. there are at
least $50 unregistered democratic voters, whose
registration or transfer is matter of first i'm
porance. To do this work, the executive com
mittee need the assistance of at least thirty &C
tive working democrats, who will pledge them
selves to undertake it and do it at once. The
committee have not means with which to pay for
this work and must appeal to the volunteer ser
vice of patriotic democrats. All persons who will
aid in this important work, are requested to meet
Mt tho rooms of the Democratic Working Club,
on Monday night, October Goth, at 7:3O o'clock:
where they will be supplied with lists of names
aud residences of all who are unregistered. This
work is of pre-. eminent Importance, and there
should be no hesitancy on the part Of any demo-
crat to volunteer his service to the committee.
And it is urged upon every democratic voter, who
has not yet registered or transferred to attend to
it at once. Very respectfully,
JAMES r. CATION
1t Chairman Dem. Ell. Com.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18
DECISION AT yesterdays session of the

DECISION AT yesterdays session of the
Corporation Court case which depend
ed upon the construction of the Vir-
yinia and Maryland compact of 1854, was
adiudicated. Under that compact if
citizen of Maryland committed crime on
the waters the Potomac river he is enti-
tied to be tried in Maryland. Jas. Green,
charged with malicious cutting, claimed to
be resident Of the District OF Columbia,
and Judge Meade held that all the rights OF
Mar, landers under the compact were also
rights of citizens of the District ofColumbla,
but he held>the late arbitration by commits.
Sioners selected by Virginia and Maryland
to fix the boundary between the two States
confined the jurisdiction of Virginia 10 low
water mark on the Virginia shore, to be de-
termined by drawing line from headland
to headland. The cutting was done on the
steamer Jane Mosley, which was lying at
the wharf, but within a cove formed by
two headlands, and the question having
been referred to jury, they decided that
the crime was committed above low water
mark, and the court thereupon took juris-
dic.ion and the accused was convicted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

CORPORATION CoURT-Judge N. B. Meade
presiding.-Com VS.. Thompson Mason; as
sault aud battery prisoner acquitted.
Keefer VS.. Hobbs; final decree.
Steele vs. uckingham report of com
missioner J. X. M. Norton confirmed and
decree for sale.
Emanuel Francis qualified as guardian OF
Charles H. Keefer
Court adjourned till Monday morning at
10 o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

CONFEDERATION SERvIcEs.-The Wash
ington Hebrew congregation will hold ser.
vices on Sunday, October 18th, at ESQ
O'Clock p. M, at their Temple on Sth street,
in commenoration Of the completion of the
centennial year of Sir Moses honte6ore, to
which the officers and members of the He
brew congregation in this city have been in
Hifed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

INVITATION AccEPTED-The Cleveland
and Hendricks club of Alexandria county
at its last meeting accepted the invitation
extended them by the Cleveland and Hen
bricks Working Club of this city to partici-
pate in the grand demonstration on the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

IT Is intimated that the attempt will be
made to register a number of colored voters
from Washington in this city. The regis
trars have been cautioned. AS several have
already attempted to register, the matter
will receive the attention Of the proper
authorities if repetition occurs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18

ANNIvERsARY.-The fifth anniversary OF
the Reform Club was held last night in the
First Presbyterian Church. The exercises
were very interesting. Revs. L. II. Pierce,
c. B. Middleton and John Edwards deliver
ed addresses. The singing, which was one
of the features of the evening, was led by
Mr. George Swami, while MIR. Sherman
Fowler presided at the organ. The ami
versary was we'll attended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1884-10-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair
weather. except preceded in northern portion and
in New Jersey by light local rains and partly
cloudy weather, west to north winds, fresh dur.
ing the day, nearly stationary temperature i"
southern portion, slight fall in temperature in
northern portion. For Sunday fair weather and
nearly stationary temperature is indicated
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Grand Democratic Demonstration
AND ToRcHLIeHT PROCEssIoN

U y d ! v u d Y q . 1 ~
The democracy of Alexandria, Va, will assemble
on WEDNESDAY, the 22d of October, on Wash.
ington street with transparencies, torches and
banners each club under q marshal OF its own
selection.
The procession will form follows, right rest
ing on Cameron street, In the following order
Mounted clubs in 'front.' marshaled by Z. D. Cats;
Cleveland and Hendricks Working Club with
band Young Mems Club and First Ward Club
with band citizens, marshaled by Major George
Duffey, with band; visiting clubs will be assigned
places in line as they report:
The democracy will be addressed By the follow
ing speakers from stands on Washington street !:
Hon. A. NJ. Kelley, Richmond. Va: Hon B. T.
Merrick, Washington, D. c.; Hon. VIM. Walsh.
Cumberland, Md; Gen. Fitz. Lee, Virginia. and
Hon. J. T. Goolrick, Fredericksburg
Route Of Professionalism Cameron street TO
Fairfax in Fairfax to King; up King to Henry ;
in Henry to Prince; down Prince to Fairfax; out
Fairfax TO Wilkes; down Wilkes to Lee; in Lee
to Duke up Duke to Washington; out Washing,
ton 10 Queen, where the procession will dlsoano
for speaking. All persons along the limo are
earnestly requested to illuminate on this OCCASION
The procession will be msrshaled as follows =
W. H. Smith, Chief; r. J. Daingerfeld, list aid ;
R. D. Cats, I'd John w. Peake, Sd; c. J. w.
Summers, 4th; Hubert Snowden, 9th; Geo T.
Price, 9th, oct17-td
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OYSTERS.
OYSTERS
LVnnhaven Bay OySterS Steamed

n. RUBEN & SON, No. 10 n. Fairfax street,
have completed all their arrangements for
STEAMING OYSTERS and have opened their
OYSTER ARL ORS
to their customers and the publ generally,
whore they are prepared to furnish FRIED,
STEWED, BROILED and STEAMED OYSTERS
in the finest style and on the most reasonable
terms Families supplied on the shortest notice.
The REST of LIQUORS nj the Bar, oct1S-1m
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-The brethren of
Oriental Lodge, No. 6, had pleasant re-
union last evening, upon the closing Of the
lodge They repaired to NJ. Ruben & Sons
where they partook of supper gotten up
in their inimitable style, after partaking OF
which, upon the call of the members, T. e.
George Duff.y made few remarks, giving
brief history of the lodge, its objects, the
principles of Friendship, Love and Unity,
which, he said, are carried out in this order;
also, to visit the sick, bury the dead, and
relieve the distressed widows aud orphans.
PC. s. H. Lunt, A F. Cox. w. Il. Smith,
+. Schwab, c. o. Deeton and NJ. Norris fol-
lowed in short speeches. The thanks OF
the lodge were rendered to NJ. Ruben and
Son for the splendid supper prepared by
them At an early hour the knights left
after spending a delightful evening, which
was truly feast of reason and flow OF
soul.
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DARN YES VILLE, Odi OCK. to-
To Alexandria Gazette:
Tell my friends that / have just been
burnt out with half our little city. We lose
twenty thousand dollars"
Mr.. Summers is q native of this place and
his many friends here will regret to hear OF
his misfortune.
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DARKER's HAIR BALsAM AND GINGER
Z TONIC, Durangs Rheumatic Kennedy, Ana
nnra for Headache and Neuralgia, Lodille's Head
scbe Csnre and Pixies Toothsche Drops, are to be
sound az W. r. CREIaHTON'S,
nnviS Sd King street.
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DANcE.-A party of young men left here
last night in ambulances for Francona,
where a dance took place. They went
through the streets blowing horns and at
tracing considerable attention. They re-
turned at late hour, all declaring that
they had enjoyed themselves hugely. From
a note received at this Office this morning
from the neighborhood visited, however, it
appears differently. 1t says,
"A party OF young men from Ale1andris char
tered four-horse omnibus and drove out I,
Francona school house for the pu'pose of having
n dance They were provided with H"rns and a
band of music. and awoke the ech9e- : the Fair
fax hills and dales The young D.uIes of the
ueighborhood, not being sccustnnt II to such sum
mons to festive scenes, dtci I'd to attend, and
the young men tipped it on the light fantastic
toe" uncheered by the light of siugle feminine
SMILE