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NtIDSTwNER BOOHs.-The Long

NfIDSUNNER BOOHs.-The Long
vi Eaa, y Mia Cleveland 81; 4 fsilen
lccl ~ EIs;sy. 25e. A Conventloasl 30
b. mikn, b. kdUaDd d Psnclei0a' Soe- lee
fuu's EauraIr. hx MrA Alexander. &Sc-.
The Cham0is- Huoters frofn The french
Use: 1eBpesf and ~Fuga ne. by Mra
o.Infs asc. DT. Csud,us. soc. kldoas-
Tee By SteyeDsna. SOC Alone. by Marion
hsF,ssd zso Tie Nlli Mystery, by Gresa.
ste The CausrilKr AUeet ~ dolmes SOC
WEST, JOHNSTON 4 GO.
fV - CaF Main .freass
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KIEoVAa.

EM0y yAL.-J0HN LA-~kt
iefortHE HAS KKSOVED TO Eo ~
te3 BANK kfHf.ET. *
sE1J 10 fHk ClkSG8 uY NINTH
kEs rPkiSG lseoss---LAfEsT STYLES
WE'LL MADE.
nsiisfAotica gnsrAnissd ma ls-sod
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sHoKE TRrxY C1GAKs.
saoEE TRIxY CIGAKs.
ATCrtas kaI.Ea TO-DAY.

E.P.COOK. 10 4. NJ household furniture
mockipg l. birds. stoves. sc.
L. POWERS. 2 7. NJ. carload Of water
melons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
PHnIaOSAI.N.
DRoposALsF0R sTEAMBoILER

TgITEn STATE ESGfSHEh pFFicb'
NOKToIK VA. August 20. 1856.
pECP1~A = vii he received 81 iuR OF
Zee untl noon oi SEPTEMBER 20. 1855.
vrsn they vii BE- poh.ieiy op< ned FOX
FURNISHING AND o. lLDlSG A : IkAM
FasllKR 10 be delivered a. Petersburg Va
For specihcHtiuus banks for proposals
sud Al i, formation Epp'y % the under
fgnto.St ihis Office. where drzs1 nss can De
s,Sn p A HiNMAN.
Captain 90 Engineers. [. :. a.
su 20 tAtkt~sloAll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

G10 REV wARD.-LOSr,S SS
TtO Tuesday evening . LIVER
COLDRfD ID sPANIEL-tsn less; long esrs
curing hair: known as DDN-'he pfot,sfl.
OF Gensrsl Peyton wiss. Wtthoat eoaisr oI
above reward viii be paid for his retnfd
even n alex or hurt, - 100 w--, a.n
street. al 10 sF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
Hog. ana shssp Dying io Prince VIII

A letter from Prince William county,
Va, states that the farmers there are
losing large numbers Of their hogs By
cholera. Also, that sheep are dying
from A disease known ss scab."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
ss TO s450.

suofour PINE LIsLE-THREAD nALr-
g0sF for gentlemen that were sold 81 -
r.r dogen cAn now be had 81 81 90.
.r,ssr4 LEVY 4 DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

1t G per can't. in any amount, small or
large. % city real estate from j. Ihomp-
sol Brown 4 Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
ENGIIsm mYMNS-TnF- s

Eng LISH ms THE z
H Auibor. and History: Onr Women 80
the NAf uu boih ss6e@. Sra Bay irr; NJ
Nsfifed iiou Hlf. ahuey: rte Late Nh
Suii his'oTy of Educafin1. bsFhayAs Va
gSres; e4uaisriHgs "a Etrop-: Dr Clan
ciuf and NJ is8scs-59 cfnts aaeh-end al
PARHAM & ANDERSON. Eu l.droahy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
SMOKE rK1xY CIsARS

WofthT Fair TriEl-
Peariine. the famous invention for easy
washing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

rsr SCOTCH.ZEPHYR GING-
gAMAtlseayA yard is the cheapest article
a., Iry Goods ever offered In this city.
-1Ssod LEVY & DAVIS.
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POINO.A'

had u-usu-ed great holes 70 ny back and
rft-i I'D had removed a. tie half OF my
l+st.ytt b4EEu % improve lu a wee q :
rn.e. aud the sores l'-gan 20 lFsi ana NoIe
..f'feIy .oLt inside u tlght weekE
WILL JONES
Porter Union Passenger Drpoa
CISCO TKN-. July j.. less.
rreefise on Blood Hud Skin d sessBs
mailed fite. ..,,..,-,-
TFF SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
pravei = Atlantis. Gs.; ls7 west twenty
tfird street. Ncg ofk. &c li-l~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

nsT GENTLENEN'S SUMNER
xtrEWEAR-see how cheap we sre cell
- LEVY & DAVIS
80 s-eut
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20

The wsIlavhaioo.s Wster = stronger.
more permanent ana unno-m. con.e ne ~
~ more valuable ss a neo 'ci1r' IMAM ALy
aeidulaied or alum water knog.
"sAMCEL B. NoEKIspS, NJ. u.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-08-20
ny CARPETS.

The lsrrest stock. the prettiest patterns
.rS me lowest prtces. Also. isrEe Assort-
rsui Of RUGS, DRuGGkIS, ARI
SorARES. OILCLOTHs. LlSOLEUA
HAssOCKs. and MATS
LEVY & DAVIS.
% ga 1s-eod
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Eu 90 AgenIs.
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rIyfRAL WATERs.

A L | N
w WATER
FOR INDIGESTION. SPEPSlA.
CHRONIC DlARRHqA. EuLkNA' AND
sKlS.DlSEA-ks.
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II has been decided that the State
Convention will assemble hare next
Wednesday st noon 81 Metropolitan
Ball. in which so msny great c0nyen-
tions have met. Although the Conven-
ton is only TO nominate Justices OF the
Supreme Court, yet the attendance will
probably be larger than Is generally
believed. Considerable interest is felt
in the selection Of Judges. The Conver-
tion will probably take some decided
action concerning the Independents, and
will DO all possible to secure unity
among the Democrats. Prohibition,
labor. and county government. al enter
into politics this year.
Colonel Gresham Green, Of the
Third district, who was defeated for re-
nomination, publishes quite bitter and
very vigorous card to his constituents.
He eharacterires the proceedings OF
sone of the delegates in the Convention
as irregular. to say the least, and Is
! equally plain in speaking Of the methods
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13
s.fsa az. sssss;S'I'EssS

Tie collection taken at ST. Mary's church
yesterday, for the Charleston sufferers,
amounted /" $50. which was this morning:
forwarded by Father O'kane.
The steamer Arrowsmith while Oh her way
down the river with II number of excursion
ISIS on board yesterday morning had u hole
blown iii her heller which caused a DELAY in
her return last night
Several boys of this city gave AN
entertainment Saturday evening fer the
benefit nt toe Charleston sufferers and real
ncd :" Il, which was Immediately sent to
the mayer Of Charleston.
\ little hoy named Baggett, living on
north Washington street. fell from the bridge
which crosses the canal near Skaters garden
yesterday and striking his head against the
canal bank Was badly hurt.
IA Mr.. Orlando Wood WAS walking on
Prince street, between Fairfax and ROYAL,
yesterday evening, he Wss attacked and bit.
ten on The arm by 81 large dog belonging 10
Mr.. Joseph Eraeer Mr.. Wood and q 30.
iiceman subsequently killed the dog.
Tine s.anEn camp at Lorinc, near Falls
Church, is still in progress Religious ser
vices took place there yesterday. There was
q temperance meeting in the afternoon.
saturday was devoted to tho temperance
organizations. Maple Lodge, of Bailey's, in
rcGaia. with representatives from all the
lodges il :ha noighborhood. was present.
~0n@ 0: tito addresses yesterday were de-
voted 10 agriculture as well "a temperance.
City Treasurer Harlow to-day sold at public
aacti"n several pieces OF property IN the city de-
| !inqucnl for State taxes. The sale was continued
TIL tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
John Lee. coiortd, of Gncrgctown was arrested
1T tho Grange Fair, near Falls Church. yesterday
!o7 selling 'iqnnr without license, snd was sent
to jail at Fairfax c. II.
The drought ana hog cholera ARC distressing in
Caiioper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

new YORK, Sept. 1.-THE Stock Exchange
did not open until II clock, and the opening
! was moderately active and strong, almost every
thing showing an advance over the closing prices
of Saturday. III the early trading further ad-
vances were established
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

lEEsHTEG FA!H-,Scptcmber IAN, i5M ard
lhh.--Thc l,ondoun county Live Stock Ex-
hibiti"ii Association will hold its third an
ma! exhibition at Lecsbur@ Tuesday
wednesday ard Thursday, Sept. 1tth, 18th
aud lG,h. The attractions will consist Of
'ro!lnG, running and hurdle races by some
:" :@a f'"-l STOCK in Virginia. On VeGncs
day an oE"::re;aN train will leave hloxan
dsn - SD 81. n. Il will carry The Alaxan-
,'ria 'j2ht ioiart!y, The prizo company 81
Ni:-tnta, WAn vii :,ivo an exhibition d:iil
o" 10 E"T grounds. which will undoubtedly
DO witnessed! ~ 40 immense ccrc0urse OF
people. The excursion train will leave
heesaGrs foiu:Dne at 6 p. m., 4 large
turnout i; expected from Alexandria and
Washington on this Che bg) day Of tho cx.
hEhitioo. Fare 70. tho round trip to Lees
burg 81 -. Tickets good 10 return until the
lTjh 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13
J. e. TACKFTT
NOS. 107 AND 100 KING STREET ALEXANDRIA. VAS
- SPECIAL NOTICE!!

Notwithstanding the rise in Cotton and Wooden Goods we have
worked hard and succeeded in placing REAL GENUINE BARGAINS
on Our counters which offer for this at the FOLLOWING,
900 yards Fruit Of the Loom, yard wide in short pieces from 10 ~
yards, Sc yard.
1900 yards rs Bed Ticking at Csc yard
1000 yards Figured Batstcs al &c a yard
1000 yards Figured Organizes at Oc yard.
ZOO yards yard-wilc Unbeaclcd Muslin SC yard.
1000 yards yar(.wilc none better &c.
5000 yards yait-wilc Bleached Muslin at Gle.
$500 yards Assorted Prints fall styles, 4c yard.
5000 yards Standard Prints patterns at &C a ward
$50 allinen Towels at 10c piece.
$50 alnen Ladies IIemstitched andkerclic at l2.c n
$50 alllincn do, coored borders at l2ac
1000 yards al-linen Crash at G4c
complete line of Canton Eannes and a-wool White Red He
and Grey Fne These goods have advanced per Cent and we
still sell them at old prices
Turkey Red Table Cloths, full widths 35c a yard
Black Silk Ms 25c pair.
New ne Of Jerseys Gloves Ribbons and Hosiery all marked +
for the OCCASION
We alive, and let customers have the bcnet Now
your time buy before the general advance We received over 50
goods this week. and intend them at lust such prices IS
will astonsh ali.
Weare opening this day full line of
Fail and Winter Gentlemen's S1litinos
Consisting the largest variety best selection and cheaper than Tho
cheapest offered before in this any other city We have indeed
met with great the past with Mr. ENSAW L orr
Cutter 1t has life that line and we have nrenord
for large trade Besides making prices the lowest we will quar-
anee workmanship fit and the goods sell as recommended
general inspection of this special department will convince ALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13
PROPOSALS.

nFFiC@ CITY SCHOOL BOARD,
~ Alexandria, Va, Sept. s, 1856
Sealed proposals will be received by the Clerk
Of the Gifts school Board, for the Committee on
Schoolhouscs and Furniture, until SEPTEMBER
10Th IT twelve O'Clock m. FOR FURNISHING
Eighty IONS OK MORE OF WHITE ASH
GUAi4-tijty nat and thrsy stove sizc-ior the
putlic schools.
Also for Ten GOODS OF SAWED AND SILT
PINE WOOD.
Both coal aud wood to be delivered and stored
Us needed
Also FOX REPAIRING AND KEEPING IN
REPAIR ALL TIE STOVES, STOVE PIPES
AND APrUKrENANtE rs IN ALLTiIE PUBLIC
SCHOOL BUILDINGS of Alexandria for one wear.
the stoves to he removed from tho buildings. re.
paired and replaced.
Also FOR PAINTING THE OUTSIDE WOOD
WORk aud ROOF of Peabody Building; tho front
Of Washington Building aud tho fence south OF
The latter hu ding. Two coats of paint to be
given each, aud the best quality Of maerial to be
used.
The committee reserve the right to reject any
or &li bids.
Address CLERK Of Srhoo! Bo,ri. ALEXANDRIA
GAZETTE oilice.'
By order of the City School Board
sciS Id HUBERT SNOWDEN, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

~" called communication of andrew Jack.
son !.oiS" No. l2o. A. T. and 4. NJ, will he held
to.morrow Tuesday morning. at 8 o'clock, to
make arrangements for attending the funeral Of
their iatn brother. Joseph Brager. Members of
Washington Lodge. No. -, and all Master Ma
Sons IN GOOD standing are fratcrnaily invited to
atl@4@ by ardcr Of the WorshpFul Master
II }. l.. ALEXANDER. Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

j.. "'"l. MATTERS The Clerk OF the CITY
i.. @'"' BOARD this morning renewed the
,., HaNcr Q: permits 10 children to attend the
p-,L S1'oo.s, and will be at his office at
N,n,,,! building for this purpose every
DAY hay morning during the session. 70
NO ISSUED IS permits to white boys, Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

i white eiris, - to colored boys and Is To
cCI"rel grls-136 in all So far this wear
l,34I permits have i,een issued. MS follows ::
White hoys, 53l +; white girls, 3333S; colored
boys 3;i59 coIored girls, 337 A number OF
the private schools commenced their SEES
slons to day, and crowds of children on
their wa" to and from school were seen on
the streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

~.,,r,vxoN WILL CAsE-The I.aunou
'.,.,,I VIII case. which was last July sci
.'.,,I nm the frs, day Of the September
90, n the Corporation Court, commenced
~ a.. and attracted u large number Of
.,,s.ar- Mr. John Lannon, it will be
':'+..,,,,arcG. died Oh the 25th Of Nav last.
.~. mo Garfield Hospital. in Washington,
. ~ @ rg,iic:l 10 ms viii, mada then, !ef.
~ r,.yeriy to Mis-: Nary Brown. OF
o!r.,ywn. II trl.S. f)r bis children.
~ n c1s. Of tHcir death then the
49, .,,n =, s.ou}a revert 70 her. The
wa, c2~te.tti hy Nr. Thomas
..,on hraihyc .: III" deceased, on the
,.nai thai ~ IA" time ii wa. made the
..,.ar wn- :.4l la proper mental condition
m.Era wji! The val@e Of the prop.
-, involved ii cstipoatcd at SGT, GOO.
.o,cA jucy was 10 day summoned aud
.l-po.!ilon oi D.. Spr;@g, the Surgeon Of
-. ba-uraI. was taken. DR.. :. depGscG
:, while Mr.. I.amn3a was FILLING rapidly,
,.,.,g.ly re was il bis right Gaiad When ne
..le the will.
Mr. :. + Beach, after arguments for the
- ny Mr. J. NJ. johnson, md against il
Ur>-s- f. J.. Smith aHi q. A. iIts!-
,..h vbr iepre.,nt Mr.. Tho# Lannon, was
.,.m lie testified that he had been
49,. pr th, morning of the evening" On
. m itr lmncn died, and drew The cod;
...r rs he was Cir,c.e. 10 80 ~ Nc. Us.
+. and u.i,rua,i reed it 20 n.!n Taxed
'lr LanuvH, /" 10 was perfectly ra'i30&t.
u 4" !!- way out .: tac ~.,rG u The
a III aas n.et hy Mr IEo.. !.@u"9,..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13
Daz2tIe
,,ornAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ]
LOCAL NEWS.

,,..n, District Of Columbia and Virginia fair
,.a- urar,y stationary temperature and
...f@,,r...crr winds,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

!"LIcE Report. nigh; Was clear
sa' cool with three prison els ana Two ioHs'
e> ~ tie station house.
II" Mayor TINS morning ii spo9>d OF The
following cases
n, ,An b1uiden, colored, arrested " officers
n%rF a4d Lawler, for di.orderly conduct,
H., aGed =, and Randolph Fountain, also
s,o'o'vo, arrested on the same charge was
aA'>M'.>sl.
4 s,r S'S,s Tenn, arrested by officers Hc;tice
n ~ Sherwood, for au assault on VIM. pyletl,
s' D MS case coaiintied till to morrow.
'o''' Acl'rath, arrested by officer Crazy
Ven ".'AS drunk ON the street, was i;nei 81.
r.."t ia1ner, colored, arrest ed by officer
,"gN-. .oT being drunk and di ,osdcriy, wns
v osN r'rd coIoroa, arrested By officers
.''." and Henry. for an assault on Phil
ny" NJ, "as fined -.
me cows found recently - the streo:
-' driven 10 the station house. y ere turned
ct 10 the owner, who paid the fine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

A&tsEitEN':s. 10 G?UlroH night the lIunt.
i@y.N,a'"= dramatic company will con-
inencc = week. engagement a. the Opera
House. The p!ay aelectc': for the opening
niah! IS Van The Nirginian." in which that
cxce!en: actor Mr.. J. II. Huntley, support
sd by Miss Florence Kennedy and com
raay Ct able talent will appear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

40" ~ 4 TRAIN.-Whan the l:45 u. n
'a'n OH the W., Q. X W. Il. L. from Wash.
-t'on reached Alexandria junction yester-
.'S 1t was boarded h. half GoZan men owl
entity under the influence OF liquor. One
|. "" ,A"n, sail to he Charles Lunc;lord,
;;..soFG'nS 10 an eye witness, offered to bet
!, 'a"t 40 one op the train could throw him.
s@~sEeupQn William Curry jumped up and
,si''H the challenge. Both men were
'e& IN The aisle Of the smoking car.
.,'"'> OF The parties started 10 interfere, a
h, ""T';S We're exchanged, when Lunch
a: ~ "r" knife ard eli, cash in the face
ma E'.aan, one OF the psacauaakers. No
r,, vi Tue train interfered aud the men con.
'""sH on to Lsesburg.
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az gs.

pn IA" 1914 Instant. after an illness OF eight
days at paralysis JOSEPH BEAGEE We how; 10
the vii! "f God. lT"~ Funeral tomorrow ut 10
- III Friends and scquaintancos Of the family
are respectfully if4ritad tn attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13
clTElcNEN WITH pANAlYsIs.-Mr. Z. ]

t'TEtfNEN WITH pARALYsIs.-Mr +. j.
Lloyd was stricken with paralysis ct his
h":Ar, 81 tina corner Ct Washington ar;!
ttE@"a -'t>ctS, Last E;:;3., HiiIc sicEe ia he
';"''~-' ~ ".o%F nc:l"ers n the family !.o
iar go - II" city. TIC aiia;,t &Etcta.! i
e:'.i:. -'1'. a.d@. ai.,; w..is &c i p@g.ect!y
c2u:@Lo:- his coalition i considered serious.
u. i'cWat! i attnpl.i. hin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

The Flour markets are very quiet, with med
crate demand at unchanged figures Wheat is
steady and fairly active for primo dry lots whilo
futures continue sluggish aud dealers take hold
of Tough and inferior samples only at reduced
prices: nnci of tho receipts is still damp and
Will not bear storing in bulk hence tho wide
range i'll quotations, sales running from GO to Sc
cents per hushe. Corn is easy and shade lower
Rye and Oats arc without change. Choice Butter
and Eggs are scarce. Potatoes are active and
higher. Other produce is strong and firm, rcadi.
~ commanding full prices
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13
.sssEsiSs!. .SE:tsS.

fukr or ALEXANDRIA, SEPTEMBER -.
sun riscs ...............5 II sun scts.......G In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

BALTiNdEH, Sept. 13.-I!oss- supply and
fairly soId demand receipts q. -; quotations
Gsb@.c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

DEATH or Mr.. JOSEPH BRAGER.-Mir
joseph brager, whose illness has been an
Nomced III the GAZETTE, died about one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in the 9th
year OF his age. Joseph Brager Was born in
. 'Aa'fe, Prussia, September -, 1892, aud
can" 10 Baltimore when he Was about -
| gears Of age, and remained there about two
Years, from whence he moved 10 Alexandria,
"a"i" he spent the remainder ol Escfu!
r. tie married five years after arriving
'"ls cry, and leaves II VITA and six child.
I,,g'-ooe daughter (the wife of Mr.. Nj. J
Waterman, formerly Of this city, an,! i've
"i. \. \. and ChaS. G. living in Ealti
',orr, the two SOILS being engaged in bus
ID, = il, that city the remaining three
Lev is, la and Bessie, are at E0:Gn. Nr
b-ayer VAS IN unnbtrusive aad retiring ci;.
IN. hu, pose. ased in an eminent ,!cgre;
tie conlid, zee nn,1 esteem o! al! who knew
LIN, on acro mt Of his many excellent traits
u character. tts was prominent Israel
"e, ex"mpiiyiny ,,,js faith by, his works, aal
Ia been gathered 20 his fathers IN the iu
s:-uraaco Of his bei> #.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

ARRIVED.
S'hr Robert Hctley, Cicarmont, Va, to Perry,
Smoot & Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

Chicago, Sept. I3.-Whcat started IN easy and
sold OF to N67s for October aad is now quoted Il,
-. Cora 40 3-1G for Oct. Oct Oats :.;-I77 Moss
pcrs rose to Sill for October, and has rccodcd 10
10 80. Oc5 Lard So TO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

CORPORATION GouET-,Judgc n. 3. Mead,
!"c%ldj&g.- E'eIi"ood Darling, native OF
EngiAuG announced lis intention CT hecc:n-
ing "itiH@n of III" Ugita(; States.
}. y. H:'c;Iy was relieved OF suretysiip
on thu oi!'ciHl hGnd 81 Nancy Becky, adj
ihloi~l:atr'S .! y. 9. Becky. deceased.
The !.annon contested viii case waa then
lak.,n W..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

PERSONAL Miss Grnndy, writing from
Lake George TO The Washington critic, says:
Nh. aud Miss Malone have remained here
NATL nos, but start for tour in Canada on
u" 9Th. After visit TO Montreal they
VII 70 70 Niagara and will visit Watkins s
Glen. After his "Trip Mrs. and Miss Malone
.@.l-o 70 New York, and will not he in Wash
u-lon before December !. Rev. DR.. Bull
.ocS, Of Washington, formerly the chaplain
o. ID" United state Seuata, ami his WIFI
have been visiting Saratoga.
Mr. ". ". Corcoran has returned to
Washington from the White sulphur
,lrinc> and is much improved in health.
Nr. ". {. button, the Grand Chief TEN
,ar OF |. .. G.. y. Of Virginia, and Mr. +.
n b'adIcy, OF Washington, Will speak at
n. Reform Club tonight
JUDGE \. Il. Meade, who has been spend
lar Tie summer with his family ct Culpepar
@' returned, and to day presided at the
september term Of tho Corporation Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

BALTIMORE, Sept l3.-Vir.inia Is consolidated
with r"npon 81 past due coupons 61l.i do new
Is G"; 10 Is with coupon 12. Cotton dull
laid1iing ga. Flour steady and quiet Howard
street ;nl Western super 81 25a2 IS do extra
- .Il:; so: % family IS 75ai So City Mills
super - 2',2 - do extra 50 Ooa:i - do Rio
brands 81 5ua.i 90; Patapsco family 81 ) !; do
sni'crlatlva patent - %. Whcat-Southc bern
lower and DUH do Western lower and dull ;
Southern red SiaSS; do arihcr S7a9O: No .
Western winter red SPOT S4L.aStIa; Oct S5laa
sos Nov S1il@S1"is; Dec SS%lsSS7s. Corn
Southern easier; do Western steady and dull
Southern white 3Ga51 do ynlIcw 50a5l West.
crn mixed spot 4Ti2alS; oct 1TiGaI~3s. Dat,
firm o;d quiet; Southern 2Sa3I Western white
;i3aiJ do :iiNca ioa:':; Pa 2Saii Rye 54a11
Eay Steai% and quiet; prime to choice Western
:Haln 90. Provisions steady and fairly active
Mess Pork, ncw 81. Bulk mcata--Ghorlcrs and
clear rib sides packed 1s7'i. Racon should.
rrs >AG clear rib sides : hams l3i..s1i Lard -
rn!incd ). Butter finn: Western packed 1uA
10; creamery 1GA2G. Eggs higher ut tTaIT y.
Coffee higher; lilo cargCcS ordinary 10 fair 10lla
/ IS. Sugar quiet ani steady; A soft G1s Wits
key a.caly At 81 jHLf -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

rgNHE FULLEST STOCK OF FINE GLASS
L WARE, plain and colorcd ever offered before,
aud at prices CorrcGpondinely low. Give us 4 call
and cxamin. prices AMI stock hHfur. purchasing
for winter II = +. J. MILLER son Il co. sc1O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

CA?,lIED.- Dn!iEg ia4 storm Of ycsttr-
day evening sail boa. containing three
boys, named Dveiius, Ilumpil.es ANA .Smp-
son, respectively, all o.! this city, was cap.
sized q! tie mcath Of Fcur Milo Run ana
she boys ;.arrowiy Escaped drowning. They
were i'icI>cG UP Is a gentlemen named Col
ai"D, from Washington, who was also cu5
IN sail boat, ana who Glanced TO see the
Eoya as they we're thrown into the water
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

NEW York, Sept. l.; Stocks Gniet and stcsay.
Money qmr: nj Lao. Gotten quiet uplands 81,
Orleans . T-l6; futures dull. Foar quiet and
unchanged. Wheat stronger Corn duh and I'M.
changed Pork Firm n $40 - new mess Sl1 -
al -. Lard steady n 81 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-09-13

tuNERALs.--Tne funeral Of the late Sam
uei Iennesson, whose death occurred on
friday nloranG last, took place Yesterday
afternoon from the residence O: IIr George
> smith, On St. asaph street, and was large.
~ attended, includin. the members OF the
C!tE Fire Department in o body.
Inc remains OF Mr.. Peter Iaaen, the owner
q Cameron Distii!ery, near this city, who
Gicd a. Hot Springs, Ark, on Thursday, we're
brought to hs hcme in Washington yester-
c&y, where .hcy were intc7re;! hi morning.