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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
Charged with Forgery

CHICAGO, Oc5 5.-NichoIaa S. Hovland,
confidential clerk and bookkeener for the
W. ". kimhell Organ Company, has been
placed "uder arress on q warrant sworn cut
by Mr. Cohen, Of the firm, charging hin
with obtaining money to tho amount of
Sl,6tO by false praienses and forgery. !;Uv.
iand IS single man, about so years old and
has been with the kim3a!i Company seven
years, enjoying tho utmost confidence of lis
members, and having full charge Of the city
trade. Dining his tenn oorary ansauce (rouo
duty slight error in his department led 20
IN examination Of his books. and it was de.
velooed that !or some tine he had been
systematically defrauding tie house BY
means Of forged orders for organs, which
weis sold and tho profits divided with an
outside confederate who is ne yet unknown.
The lirnl drinks u much larger sun, than
81 900 will DO found to have been appropri.
atcl when the books are gone over by an
expert. Rowland was put under bord OF
$1,000 to October IL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
d Turbulent Catherine.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-The county convention
OF the anti socialistic labor party lap. night
was turbulent gathering. About 200 dele.
gates were present. from organizations dis
satisfied with the methods and leaders Of
the Greenbaun Hall labor convention.
John NJ. Drnphy, an ex.bricklayer who is
now wealthy contractor, was nominated
Tor sheriff. Dunphy was put forward in the
democratic convention SIS . labor candidate
but failed to receive the nomination. Ex-
cept Dunphy no important independent
nomination was made by the convention
IWo'thirds of the Endorsements given to
candidates or other tickets were awarded to
democrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
,F'thass!iss'z SESsS.

The King and ttaeeu Of Greece have az
rived in Paris inCosnito.
The death is announced of Clement Mans.
field lng!ehy, LII. D., : distinguished meta
physician and Grille.
a deputai1n rom the nubii, Chamber
OF Commerce waited upon the ford ieu.en-
ant yesterday ard presented au adh;oss de-
claring that The prosperity Of ireland is
bound up in legislative and mercantile
union with Urcat Britain
Mr.. Gladstone was waited upon yuster.
day by population Of Irish ladies, who
presented petition in favor of nome rule,
and by tbs mayors Of Cork, Limerick
Waterford and CloUmel, who presented the
freedom Of .hair respective cities.
Princess Maria Josepha, niece Of King
Albert Frederick cl Saxony, was married at
Dresden. Sunday, 70 Archduke Otto, nephew
of Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria. The
Princess renowned for herself and her de-
scendants all rights Of succession to tie
throne Of Saxony.
The Pope, through the papnl nuncio at
Madrid has asked the Queen CT Spain to
pardon General Fillacampa, who led the
recent revolt, and the other officers who
were associated with him in tho uprising,
from the sentences Of death which have
been passed on all of them, and the journals
Of Madrid almost unanimously appeal for
c!emency for tie condemned insurgents.
The Supreme Council confirmed the ssu-
fences OF death passed Oh Gen. Nillacampa
and fvs others. The Supreme Court con-.
mated the sentences Of the other convicted
rebels to !mpri scument for life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
Horrible Eate ola 1surrInr

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-A Times special from
Fort Kcosh, Mont, says: A Butte miner
pamed W. ?. Emery fixed up y burglar trap
i'll his cabin Saturday and went eff pros
pectirg. lie securely locked the cabin, but
SO arranged the interior that an entrance
would disturb combination setting of a
heavy charge of dynimite When be re.
turned from tho mountains be found that
terrible explosion had taken place. The
burglar had entered through a window;
the floor vas torn up and splintsred and
the cabin generally badly wrecked. The
interior YVES spattered with flood; there was
blood on the door. blood on the wall lot
Of stone in ore corner was covered with
blood s.; Tho window still was stained red,
ard just inside the room, some three feet
from the window, was pool as If a quart
or more Of blood had oosed from the wound
OF some person who had fallen there.
Search wcs made end The would be burglar
found near by. He was il Il frightful con.
didtion. His skull was badly fractured,
the top Of his head being nearly blown cT,
lie was barely conscious and gave tie name
ol H&rrl:. lie cannot survive.
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s.s.g"EEEc s'RDgg .t'Es-sTs

Correspondence OF The Alexandria Gazclte)
tIsHEEsVILLE, Augusta Co., Oct. 4.-Ono
OF the saddest deaths this community has
known for long time was that cf Mrs.
Carrie Coiner, wife OF Capt. G. g. Conner,
who died last Friday, aud was buried TO-
day At Thinking Springs Church. Her lin
seriDg illness hed enlisted the sympsthiss
OF all, AMI her remains were followed to the
grave by the largest ceEconrse Of friecds
aGd acqu aiGfanc4s ever s5en at this church
Her sweet and amabla disposition made
her friends wherever she was known, aud
she will &c greatly missed By her many
friends.
There haze bean several heavy frosts here
ard another is hoped for az the weather
prophets say We will then have rain
The seeding is progressing here rapidly
and will soon be over. The corn crop was
coed, as WAS also the wheat, and there is an
abundance of hay. The crops ere az boun-
tiiul as the prices are low; but the farmer
must have something TO complain of.
Politics are very quiet as yet, but we look
lora breeze soon. We confidently expect
tbs democratic nominee, Cept. Bumgardner,
to win over his opponent, Mr. Yost, by at
least thousand. Not much effort has been
put forth here yet, and we think the demo-
Gratis Should be up and doing, as the other
side never quit working from one election
70 the next. SCHipTOH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
Cattle Disease

CHICAGO, Oct ga special to The Times
from Fort keosh, Mont, says: A disease
has broken out among the cattle near Ben.
ton, ard eleven OFT Of twenty -four head be.
longing to G. NJ. Robbins have died. Sever.
oil ci the animals have been examined by
the local veterinarians, aud by stock in
spactcr Sweeney, without discovering the
nature of the disease. The animals in every
instance died suddenly, but it is believed to
be local matter which will soon disappear.
HELENA, Mont, Oct. 5.--Goy. Hauser hiss
issued proclamation qua7antining against
the cattle OF Illinois and other States where
pluero pneumonia exists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
ALEX CAMBRIA.
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 5.

GOVERNOR LEE, in his address welcoming
the knights Of labor at Richmond yesterday.
said THE people of this country can new
or he satisfied until liberty Of action is con-
coded TO all. Samson overthrow the temple
Of the Pkl!is!ines, but it is instructive, says
q wise writer, to remember what became Of
Samson The inventor CT the guillotne
persisted by its blade. The law will protect
both capital and labor" And in saying
this he spoke well and wisely. This is q
republican government, under tue laws OF
which the rights of oil its citizens, rich as
we'll as poor, ere protected; and when the
laws cease to perform that function the form
OF govern ment should change, for it IS only
By q strict observance of the laws that the
permanence of republican governments ia
preserved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
NEWS alF THE DAN.

The debt Ct the District Of Columbia i:
SCI ,162 $50.
The Charleston collections in Baltimore
aggregate $50, COO.
Attorney General Garland has returned
to his duties at Washington much improved
in health.
TX Un!tsd States Senator William a.
Wallace declined the democratic uomination
for Congress i'll the Twcn;ieth Pennsylvania
district.
The negro delegate from New York, who
was refused accommodation at hotels in
Richmond introduced Powderly, who said
that he had called upon the coored dele
gate to Introduce him, in order to show 10
the world that the knights of Labor prac
ticed what they preached regarding equal
rights for all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

A PERILoUs PosITIoN.-AIr. WIN, O. ST.
vile, one Of the United States local iuspee.
tors OF steam vessels, had narrow escape
from death yesterday while inspecting the
boiler of the steamer Westorer, at Balti-
more. He was examining the interior of the
boiler, aud crawling into the manhole at
one end, partly assembled the chimney. The
engineer, not knowing eny one was in The
boiler began to exhaust the dorkey engine
and in second the interior Of the big boiler
was filled with steam. Mr.. SaYille realized
his position ct once, end hegsn crawIirp
backward through the braces the en,ire
length OF the boiler toward the uanho,e
When be reached that point the condition
OF affairs was such that n few seconds meant
death. Had he attempted to make bis exit
through the maGhole feet first, as is cus.
tomsry, be would have been overcome nv
the steam. So he dropped 10 the bottom 81
the boiler, stuck his head from the p,anhola
and cried out. TIE engineer shut or tha
exhaust at once, and Dir. savii!e vas re.
leved from his peTilous position. He vas
nearly exhausted, and isr seine time w.s
unable to move.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

CAUGHT IN QUlCEs4 ND.-John McGaull,
of Conshohocken, near Norristown. Pa had
q ,br;ll;rr ernor;enoa cot,r1o.. ,,;n;4 ~
"'"'"-s N'sns' Ho
WAS engaged digging well, &ad had
reached q cousidera!e depth, when he felt
the earth giving away beneath hike. ana
realized t!,.t he wes .inl,iu,~ j., c,i.l,s,d
,J:, ,,,,,, c,,. i'''- '-'''' ',.'
LIE e"''o i"t Ae'' were 'la'"Fly answered,
ana wiling h&nd4 set about eXtIicatinG him
a task in whi"i, :hey did MOI sf,nt eaa rotil
-, o,c,oc, e,rdo,. ,,,or,;,. n...;m.n,".,
'-'f'. ,'''''' t '"'''''
seventeen nou'*, tnA1 joamed like AZ e!2r-
nay 10 me imT;,*"li"'! ;'ei!-"igger, ne USED
MS haha III ifoit'1!s eEdeaToEs to dis his way
our, ohiy succeeding III Keeping his bead
annY9 u: surface OF th2 9C:a.sand, which
s:l,I c0aan"vn TO S3t'Ic ab"at nio' on every
s''r' "a Sto"t rope Was at'&ch"d (. W!n
ms. over me moul:t % the we'll, u'1d one ei:i
vi ID dtolpe': mo iAH Harro@' prison, Nc
tar!l fastened ms roH2 &F'"r' III: body End
VAN ss'"fhHt vas made 10 raise him. The
sGc'ioh irom tei"" wac so sr""; that tho
snort, mao II hcc'' persisted II, "on!a have
ulsnie'',oeteo .he man. tho man, more
'e'o,c thail otner' CT !ae iaScG!i'5 party, de-
scented see INTO Inc Wsii TO Assist McCsull
Ills hsaFy Shoes soon sank icto Inc mre
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

TWENTY FIVE divorces were granted in
Philadelphia last week, in order to let the
Divorces marry again. ADd yet Philadel
phia is one Of The chief centres of opposition
to Mormon poly gamy. Is it less moral for
a Mormon, whose religion teaches poIyga-
my, to live with, provide for. and protect
two or three wives from the time he mar.
ries them un.il they die, than for GENTLE
whose religion teaches that those whom
God has joined together let no man put
asunder, to have the same number, but only
TO live with, provide for, and protect one at
q tima2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
aaGS;ise .aF,:sc..e&.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.--A Times special from
E!ba5, Ei Paso, says news has hcon received
hers Which confirms what has been feared
for several weeks-;hat hostile Apacbes are
still out an1 the capture o: Geronimo did
not end the Apache war Lieut.. Britton
Davis, recently of the IS. Army is now
manager of the Cerrolitos rancho in
tie State o: Chihuahua. Eight hostile
Araches rnided the rsnch during his
absence, and drove away twenty
mules. He started in persuit and
after following The thieves for several days
under the Impression that they were rust
lers came up with them only GO miles from
this city in the State CT Chihuahus. He was
amszed to find that they were Apaches, ten
IL number. A sharp battle crsued, but
none CT the Lieutensnt's party were serious.
ly hurt. The Apaches have evidently been
camping for months only ninety miles from
III Iaso. Lieut.. Davis says that old Man
gus was the leader Of the thieves. Mangus
has been fer twenty years the terror of the
border. He s regarded rs a far ADLER tao
tician than Geronimo, and is imbued with
deeper hatred Of The whites AIangus
and Geronimo are half brothers, both
being sons Of the great Apache
Chief Msngus Colorado, said to have
been the worst Indian ever known to early
white settlers. Lieut.. Davis says 10 pursued
Maneus and his band to within % miles Of
FL Paso, where he abandoned the trail
which led in this direction, not, however
until he had learned that Mangus mad been
joined by the three bucks Of Geronimo's
party who escaped from Fort Bowie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND endorses Mr..
Manning's statement that: ''All our needful
customs revenue might be collected by
strictly revenue duties upon q few score
articles instead Of by extravasant CIR pro-
hibitory duties upon more than 1000 arti.
cles." But what is the good Of such an en-
dorsement when he also says: Tits not his du.
ty to attempt toinllusnce legislation; it is the
business Of Congress to make the laws, and
his to execute them" aud :h;a, too, though
lie wrote his silver Letter to Congress, and
Though be gave a POCKET yoto to the surplus
r.<CiutloD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
Congressional Nans;u.,;.,

CHICAGO, Oct. Tie nominee,
gress by The labor convention ara =, 8, |0O'
For the lat district. Edgar Terburs. 81
trict, Frsn'; Lswler; 81 ,ii.tric, w. US
Mason; 4lh district. VIM. McSa)ir ~ T.
hume and LawIsr ara the democr,,;a LET
dates; Mason republican and arov.m 4u
professional workineman. q
flTTsBuRa, Oct. 5 The republican
terees OF the 2lst Congressional di.,s' W."
nominated W. Mccullough, Of C;rearsS '''
ough, At 6 O'Clock this morning, after an W. M
night session. oil
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HORRIBLE EXpERlENCE.-Whe train No.
&, or the Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati
an;! Indianapolis Railroad reached Cinein.
nail few nights ago, one cf the attaches of
the depot was attracted while passing g
coach by mosus which apparently came
from tho top Of tho coach. He procured 8
s:sp'ladGer aud, after calling to his assist
&rce several other persons, assembled to the
top. There remarkable sight met his gaze.
man aS stretched Gut at full length upon
the roof. His clothing had been torn from
bis body and the back, which vas upper.
Eoat, presented . sickeniug sight. The
poor fellow was meaning as if in great pain
Tie railroad man got on top o: the car, and
with The assistance Of others succeeded in
removing him, more dead than alive, to the
track. y patrol wagon wac called and the
man taken TO the hospital, where 10 rccov-
cred sufficiently to talk. Hs gave bis name
Ne JGmes W. Bskey, and his home as ut In.
dianapclis, where he is the proprietor of
bsrhc: shop. A few days ago he concluded
to 60 to Cincinnati, but claimed that he did
not bavc sufficient means to purchase tick
ct. hathsn made up his mind to beat bis way.
Knowing thet careful watch was kept al
along the road, he adopted the idea of get
ting Gu Top CT q passenger coach. The t!ip
was c2ede sill right until Tho great tun-
mel ct North Bend was reached. He had
forgotten about this tunnel, and as the train
drew close no recognized the fact that there
would not be much rooGl between the top of
the car upon which he was riding aud the
tuanos. Ee then stretched out on his
stomach and pressed as close as possible to
the roof He lad scarcely entered tho tun.
rel when the rough rocks which form The
top commenced tearing of his clothing. He
was also pressed closer to the car and sew
eral times almost swept off, Great Jumps of
flesh were torn from his body. and before
he bad gone half way through he had
swConcd away. When ne camo to he was
lying on 6 cot in Tao hospital. An ezamina.
ton revealed the fact that while his Wounds
were exceedingly painful and he would
probably DO confined to his bed for soma
ti'E'n, get :hoy would not prove fatal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

THE PROVIDENCE Journal says: There
is no knowing Whist n combination Of I'M
scrupulous politicians may at any time do.
They may put the rights of the citizen into
the hands of those who care only for per-
sonal advancement" As, for instance, has
been done in Rhode Island, where combi-
nation of interruptions republican politi-
clans prevent every foreign born citizen
from voting in that State unless be be real
estate owner, thereby DISTINGUISHING half its
citizens, as, owing 10 its small size, there is
no land there for sale except at fabulous
prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
knights Ot'9.abo~

RICHMOND, Oct. 5.-Gereral W,rn
Foreman Griffith called tic second .a,,. '
Knights of Labor convention to orlor =. y"
O'Clock this morning in the absence If "
Powderly. "ho was detained at his bo,o,lI
business. Mr.. Powaerly arrived shortly ~
ter the opening and was presented bv b,,,r
er O'Donnel! with g&vel made from -.
wood of 40 orange treo that GREW ~ ~
spot where General packenham was k;Ias
at the battle of New Orleans.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
'E'riaE of:hr Belfast Ein,,,.

BELFAST, Oct. ) Both the Catholic o.
Orange newspapers here lsnouncc the way
Justice boy acted yesterday towards ~
barrisse:s engaged il the riot invts;pa,;on
\ depu!atiou CT Bsl?As: citizens has hcar =.
ganizcd TO wait upon Sir Michael Hill,
Beach, Chief Secretary fo- Ireland and
make formal COMPLAIN; against the us,;c,
The Investigating commission resumed ,hs
inquiry to day, beginning with the evan;
nation of police witnesses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
HsUss Over by RI, s,n~;n,

GALEsBuRG Ill. Oct. 5.-Mrs. Vim. CrD.
nIngham and her little children, Eddie and
Mile We're run over hy swtahirs train
at Cedar street crossing last evening. Tbs
mother wa: cut 10 pieces ana killed. Tha
boys leg was cut oil Hear The hip aud bo
cannot live. One Of the girls feel was
crushed aud she vas otherwise hurt. Tbo
regular iiegman bad gone to supper and
left bog TO do lis work, il is sad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

THE Richmond Dispatch says the State Of
Gce:s are justified in having the State mulct-
cd in heavy damages for levying for taxes
where coupons have been offered, for the
reason that no man would hesitate to ex.
pend ten thousand or hundred thousand
lions" In other words, that IN vain al
tempt TO rob the creditors Of Virginia of
millions OF honest debt, her State officers
shall subject her people to the additional
expense Of hundreds Of Thousands Of dol.
lars. Leaving out of view all moral COZ.
sideratious. where is the common sense OF
such course?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

ACCORDING to Mr.. Powderly, the knights
Of labor believe in the social as we'll as the
legal equality Of the white and black, though
not of the yellow, races, for he had himself
introduced to the convention in Richmond
yesterday, ty negro delegate from New
York and did 90, he said, in order to show that
the knights approved of the course Of the
sixty white colleagues of that delegate in
going with him when he was refused &C.
commodation at hotel, and staying with
him at the private houses of colored people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

Mr.. PoWDERLY says: ITO whom belongs
the coil, it is his even unto heaven" But
Mr.. George, the knights candidate for
Mayor Of New York, says the soil should
be taxed so heavily that the owner will
abandon it. 1t is hard to see how these
two prominent leaders of the knights of la.
Dor can reconcile such radical difference
in their opinion on the subject of land pro.
prietorship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
Fatal Accident

DUBLIN, Oct. 5.-Archdeacon Kavapaph,
parish priest of Kildare, county Kildare,
and formerly president Of st. pa:rack's Col.
lege, at Carlow, was instantly killed this
morning while celebrating mass Il, his Cwn
altar by portions Of it falling on him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

GENERAL SHERMAN, in reference to the
retcat letter of Mr.. Jefferson Davis, il
which he is demonstrated TO be malicious
l,be!er, says: ''Davis's record and mine are
known, and from them the people can draw
their conclusions. Daviss own book shows
him to be traitor His letter is altogeth-
or beneath my contempt" Yes, the records
of both men nre known, and the conclusion
drawn from them by all sensible people, now
that time and information have disabused
their minds Of prejudice, is that General
Sherman went cut OF his way to bring false
charges against en- cid gentleman who had
never done him any harm, and who for
twenty years had been living quietly and
privately on farm in Mississippi
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

The COURT OF ArPEALs.-Since last re-
port made the following cases have been heard in
the Court of Appeals 1T Stsunton:
Thompson VS.. Adams. argued and submitted.
Frazier VS.. Campbell. Argued by Judge Rob.
ertson and ". a. Campbell pro and con.
Stirling VS.. Wilkinson. Confined 10 next term
John I. Harris, jr, WAS admitted to practice in
the court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
Connecticut. EInr:ia.

HARTFORD, Conn, Oct. 5.-Reurns from
100 towns give the republicans 81 towns;
the democrats 81 divided ID. The same
towns last year stood: republican 10; dem.
ocratic 81; divided Il. Net republican gain
) towns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
Started Tor VEHsl,inwiD,

BUFFALO, Cc5. 5,-lirs. Grover Cleveland
AID her mother, Mrs. Folsom, who baye
been visiting relatives here ior the past few
days, left for Washington Oh the Lehipb
Valley Railroad at go o'clock this morning
in the specia! csr Minerva"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

The October number OF Babyland has
been received from lis publishers at No. 5,
Beekman street, New York. The contents
of this number will be found exceedingly
interesting to mothers and others who have
the care OF young children.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

The escort of the French Tonquin from.
tier commission vha attacked by Juratis
near IAoksI, on the Red river. and two Of
ficers and eleven men were killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05
Sentence Confirmed.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 5.-The court Of ap.
peala has banded down decision confirm.
ing the scn!e3ce cf iso loser court in laa
Alderman Jaehrr casr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

Rev Dr.. Hoge aud DR.. Mcclure have re-
turned to Richmond from their trip through
Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

Don't take il If q dealer oiIarE YOU p
bottle of Salvation Oil without labels. or
wrappers insist upon getting plrfcct, IN
byJ&G& package % cts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

EALTIaohE HOG MARKET. Oct 4-Hoys-
There was a fairly good demand TO-DAY, with in.
creased receipts over last weeks offerings. The
quality averages as good as it did then. Prices
are &c lower. We quote Hogs at GAG lac, with
most sales at Gl.2c per ID net. Receipts 7,636
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-10-05

Col X. L. Withers' condition has much
improved.