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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10
LOCAL BREYITIEs.

Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.
Charles A. Herring and Mss Maggie Nc
Kee Ideu, to take place ou the 18th inst.
Mr.. Wm. Norris had the end Of ono OF his
fingers cut oil this morning while at WORK
at to- paaiug mill OF Me-sr7. Aitchesou y
Bro.
coio.cd man, in the employ Of the H..
f & z. X. r., at Qnantico. on Monday last,
cred from bis body.
A number of new box cara have arrived
at the Midland yards recently. They are
larger and heavier than any nov in service
and sre Il ted with the Janney coupler and
Westinghouse sir. brake. They are of Bal
timore make.
Il Is understood that the owners OF the
property on Fayette street, between Came
ron AID queen. will sue out an injunction
70 prevent the 4 & ". railroad company
from LAYING turnout on that street to the
lot on which it is proposed to build an oil
house.
1t reported that member of the polite force
yeste lay declined TO answer questions before the
grsnd Jury. concerning the reported gambling in
the city, until informed tia. ne would DO commit
ted to Jail by the Court unless ne did 40.
laThe potber OF one oil the Pubic Scnooi "oys To-
dsy complained to the Superintendent and one OF
the Trustees that hor son had been cruelty whip
ped By his teacher, and threatened to swear ont s
warrant for the lady arrest.
A capiss wss to-day issued, returnsbie to NOR
roS. sgaiast JED. Phillips, for the non payment
of the 6ne OF $40 which was imposed upon him
bv Judge Stucrt on Monday last fer coniempt OF
Court
TheLincolnia democratic club of Fairfax conn
ty are making arrangements TO have several fine
speakers to address them on Tuesday night next.
VIZ Smith the colorei man who was shot by
Judge sargsteT en- Monday evening last, was
thought by his friends 70 Be better to-day.
The adjourned meeting of the City School Board
20 have been held tomorrow night has been post
poned till Friday night.
AS anticipated, the city bakers hsTe advanced
the price of bread from - cents Per pound re-
tail.
The grand Jury was adjourned yesterday till
Friday pext, and not Tuesday, as published.
There was heavy frost this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

TEMPTATION RESISTED Yesterday the
attorney through whom lean of FIVE thous
and dollars had been negotiated By one OF
the departments Of the city, handed check
for the amount to the two gentlemen named
to receive it. made payable to their order.
Tbs two proceeded to convenient place,
discussed monetary affairs, the weakness OF
human nature and the dangers OF tempta.
tion-aK with commendaole fortitude-and
then decided that it was too late in the sea
son to go to Canada With their breasts
fully imbued with the nobility of honest
meu, though with doubt of the pIsctica.
hility of lis application, and e realizing
ense OF the pleasure purchasabie with five
thousand, the heroes deposited the check
with the City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

DEMOCRATIC BARBECUE.-As heretofore
stated the democrats of Fauquier county
will hold mass meeting and barbecue at
Marshall, on Saturday next, TO which all
the DEM cratic clubs aud democrats Of the
CITY invited Hons g. O. Vest, OF
Missouri, G Z Hooker and J. 81. Allen, Of
Mississippi, ana Gen. ". H F Lee, will
make speeches. A special train will be run
from here ou the occasion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

PoRAnIoN CoURT-Judge Charles Z
H@'f presiding-Tbe cases OF the Com
mon eaith VS.. Z. ". BirdsslI, Health Off
Ger, wa. Dobie, Superintendent, Of Police
and A j Fleming, for allowing and main
tanln@ nuisance on certain lot in the
city We're, with consent of the Court.
mol pressed by the Commonw ealth's Attor-
ney. These cases involved the same quas
tions which were settled when similar cas- Q
against the City Council was tried last July,
when the jury brought in verdict for the
city.
A number of unimportant cases were dis
missed, other cases set for trial. aud Court
adjourned till tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

YIN. c. AIR. H. o. Williams, State
Secretary Of the Y NJ c. A, of Virginia,
will he in this city Thursday, Friday and
Saturday OF this week. He will meet the
members OF the association on Thursday
night. and the Womena Auxiliary in the
Y. NJ c. A. parlors, on Friday Afternoon at
four o'cicrS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10
The Only Perfect Remedy

r. For hsbitual constipation. dyspepsia. and
s'udsed ills ia the famous California liquid
~ falf remedy, Syrup of Figs. Itstrenethens
d well as clesnses the system, il is easily
,sken ard perfectly harmle less. Fer sale by
Z 5. Leadbsater & BIO,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

INVITATION ACCEPTED The Alexandria
Light Infantry have received aud accepted
an invitation from the management OF the
Richmond Exposition to visit that city on
Friday next and take part in the represent
alton Of The battle Of Gettysburg to he given
there. The command will leave here OF
the aariy train on Friday and return that
night Al expenses of the Trip will be paid
hy the Exposition management.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

TIE new Cathedral building, erected by the
Scottish Rite Masons, which has Just oeen
C,,9mpieted in Washington. was Dedicated oy
Tue Graud Lodge of The District Of Colum6'a
Yesterday eveninp
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10
C.. WIN. RAMSAY.

Embossed BY THREE MAYORS to
IL gee two slate covered sheds in market court
for the accommodation of buyer and seller.
Want 10 see one hcnest and energetic man ap-
pointed n detective to bring lagbreakers TO
justice and relieve our over-worked police. Want
to see property assessed st double of the present
assessment and tax, reduced to ninety cents and
then invite Capitalists to our ci.y. Want TO see q
law compelling property owner to curb and gutter
for sanitary purposes.
Want everybody 10 know that JOHN H.
NAYLOR has got home made SAUERKR0UT.
free from drugs and acid also HANOVER SAT-
SAGES HAM BOLOGNA, PLAIN BOLOGNA,
PUDDINGS, HEAD-CHEESE and ali kinds OF
FRESH aud sALTED PORK. Stall No. ID,
city market. o9t5.1w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

PRINCE WILLIAM DEMOCRATS "A demo
cratic club was organized at Woodbridge,
Prince William county, on Saturday last
with q membership of seventy four. a tag
pole will he raised there soon. This makea
two democratic clubs in the Occoquan dis
trict, which heretofore has been republican,
out Sheriff Tauci', OF the county, who was
in the city to-day. says at the next election
that district will give fifty democratic ma
jority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10
LOCAL MATTERS
CITY COUNCIL.

t .ee,ion fair, warmer weather, variable
-. bl frosts Thursday morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

Pt8soYAL Judge t. n. WEIGH Of Caro-
lneeoOn;y, Va, is visiting his niece, Mrs
: 7. Cox.
Mss Fauuy NJ. Burke, who has been for
Ihs past three months sketching with o
larty of artists ip the mountains of North
Caroline and Tennessee has returned. Sne
brings with her many interesting and beall-
dtll sketches OF hat lovely region particu..
latly interesting since the publication O!
Miss CraGdock's novels, the scenes OF whicn
are laid in the mountainous region OF
Teuaes, ee.
Dr. John Rust will leave here tomorrow
Tor New York, whence he will take the
stesmer Normandie or Saturday for Havte
aod proceed to Monteaux, Switzerland,
wVhere he has accepted position in the DEN
lst otic- of Dr.. t. ]. Patterson. DR.. Rust
j, graduate of the Baltimore Dental Col
lega. which recently conferred several dis'
tlgGiSa,2d honors upon him.
Mr. e. 3 Smith and Miss Lille Goodrich
will he marrier,, ii; he 81. E. Church South
tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

loo +. FAIR-Thece was large at
.ruGsnce at Armory Hall last oig5t to Wit
mess TIE drill of the Alexandria Light In
snry sad the reception to Cyrus Castle
Knights ot Golden Eagle. 10 the conpetl-
live dtjl between members OF the Alexau-
dria Light Infantry Cept. Oyster and Lieut.;
Na-sou, OF Washington, acted "a judges aud
awarded prizes as follows: lst, to FrVa'e
John Green 81. to Sergeant Benz Jacobs
Che Washington visitors left on the ll:Oo
tr4 n onight the u battalion OF knights
Of th, Golden Eagle will visit the fair. 10
morron7 night will bs Odd Fellows night,
gben Ca Mon. Was hington, Patrisrchs Mill
tapt q. y. F.. will visit the fair. They
will be- ,eeeiy ID in due form and will make
dae street parade, escorted By Rathbone
Division X. Of P, the Alexandra
Drum C5rpa aud a committee from Canton.
Alexandria. Paitiarchs Militant, l. y u +.
The following ia the result Of the voting
LADIES' gold watch: Miss Eims Campoel !
Nil, BERTHE Cox. Sc; Miss Maggie Cook, 90.
Dobshy Gertie Meeks, 3; P1oeoe
E,slI. % X stie Price, 29i Daisy Kelly.
Narv greenwood. 81; Pearl Sullivan. l..
Z X OF p. pin; Charles Steele, 3 !;
III l.. j. Gene, :; Mark Norris, 2; Chas. l.
Herbert. 3 George King, 394
Jmbrello. gold head K H. Cox, Al; ben.
EieIin, . K l. Baggett, 10.
Smokers outfit j. Il. Rathbone, % fafK
Agnem q; Fred Klaus, Is
Clerk ontft: r r Cook, 9; Francis
Downhsm, - /; Robert Shinp, Z; Ed. I.
TAYLOR.
o o F. ring: W. a Ferguson, IS; w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

Flour is in light receipt and current pilce5 are
we'll sustained by both millers and holders CT
stocks Wheat futures are from to DC lower,
and the decline since the break is from IL TO ] &c
per bushel, but there is moi 80 much change IL
prime milling Wheats, which a-c still very scarce;
the offerings TO day were small and sales range
from 90 to 112; no choice mixed or lOngberry
were sold Corn is steady a. "a to 81. Rye IS
to Ga Oats 30 to "3. Eggs ID to %. Butter
II to ~. Chick, Potatoes and other produce
are dull and in fu -uppiy.
BALTIMORE, Oct. 1o.-cotton quiet and easy
r1iddlug 97s Flour weak. Wheat-Southorn
dull and lower; Fultz 110a117; loneberry 112s
1iS; Western firm No winter red spot and Oct
1OS41O3la Dec 111La1l1 y; Jan H. bid. Corn
Southern slow; white 55a51; yellow 53a55 :;
Western dull; mixed spot and Oct 50i2; year 46a
464, Jan 45". Oats quiet and easy Southern
and Penna 31s34; Western white 32a34 do
prime to choice Western SIG 50slI. Provisions
t!rm and urch eyed Mess Pork SIT Lard-re-
fined g. Butter firm creamery {3sZf. Eggs
steady at 21a22 Coffee frm Bio carsoes fair
15s.a16. Sugar firm A soft 72s. Ky steady
and quiet at 81 26a1 2S.
CHICAGO, Oct 10-11 a. m.-Wheat is now
quoted October nominally 109; November
Normally 10; December 11124 May Us
The Guol atoms for other articles fol 'ows
November Corn % lsa45t. No-ombbr Oats "a. =
24i,; November Pork 81 10; November Lard
IS So: October Short Ribs IS 40.
1850 D. N Dec Wheat has rallied and I'D
ysnced to 1928 and May TO ia.
NEW York. October 1O-Cottcn dul! uplands
Q 1916 Orlesns9 1916; futures steady. Flour
quiet and weak. Wheat quie, and weak Corn
6n;et and steady Pork quiet aud steady at
SIS % IL. Lard lower and dull at $40.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET, Oct. S.-16s
Cattle were offered and sold as follows: best 4ta
~: good 4a4iac: medium 31aa4c; common
2os3ls. 62S Sheep and Lsmbs were offered
4I,a6lsc Calves 4iea6c. Is Cows and Calves
brcugh. $20s57 80. Market good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

r,eoc stpCe tHe suniineA !eee'7 "uS AeAo
). right
vTEE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Quorum was present, and upon being
'e' a order communication from the
announcing thu dismissal of ready.
r1bn Nightingale for drunkenness, aud
Da.,ing that proper grades be establish
- .csrtsin streets, was read and appr0pri-
..sg referred.
~ IN bu-ioess from the Common Council,
~ rporun appearing in that chamber till
sirar eight o ciccH.
~ NON the Aldermen being called TO order,
#, Ult5ur, oiated u resolution which was
,1a.p1 empowering the chairman OF the
,,,,trittee on Light to give notes in future
. ~. s,sl pnrcha.ed for the use of the Gas
" Ii appeared that this had been
'.sta,,ar, ever since the establishment or
.Sa Vorks. but OF late the question, whether
49, chairman had This power vested in
ttu, bas been raised; hence the introduce
49,, i,T,' and massage Of the resolution.
W. S,@,. h.ps.s which had been acted upon
49, ,ba lower board were subsequently re-
s5;c.i and concurred in, and another recess
t'..,.gsj ,yhea il was learaed THAI the Com :
.,,. Council were also resting on their oars
.,.siti7g for business from the Aldermen.
T.ss Common Council were quickly notified
-, f,c. that the Board 81 Aldermen were
.aaio 10 consider auy matter which might
~ .'' b-ou2nt b. ore them. In few minutes
ss,s,al pspers from the lower board were
i.i5 rno2 tie clerks desk, and appropriate
l e e5isno-e9 OF slta. which the Aldermen adj
;,rrnel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

-, first regular meeting OF the City
c, me since the summer recess was held
light
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

ANOTHER CHARTER Judge Keith, of the
Circuit Court, has granted charter OF in
corporation to the Newman Washing Ma
chine Company, the object of which is to
acquire and hold patents and for the manu-
facture and sale of washing machines. The
more than s250,000, divided into shares Of
$40 each. The principal Office is to be in
this city with the business Office in Wash
ington. The officers named are Ellis Spear,
president J. w. Boteler, vice president !;
K. White, secretary l.. p. Shoemaker,
treasurer ard A. F.. Newman, superin:end
ent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10
COMMON COUNCIL.


A. the meeting last night both President
and rlerk beng absent, Mr. Hubert Snow
,-o vss called 20 the Chair and Mr. J. I.
J9bpsoa acted as Clerk
An appfoprstion OF 500 for fire plugs
wa. rads.
MI cwien ext !ained that while the ex
tsu.,ea a water mains was in progress
the p'r.s. bad been put in much cheaper
tbs. ttev cqu'd nave been otherwise.
Wien NJ II hetiurth's application for
iavt 10 enc 'o-e the frame shed back OF his
store on Kug street, came up.
Mr.. Fi.aer explained THAI the permit for
The SIZE. bad been gfanted aud he supposed
TIE permit covered the enclosure OF 1t, but
10 AVOID difficulty it was deemed best TO get
another permit.
Nh Gronau-The shed will be sixty feet
long and there is some objection to it.
The application was referred 10 the Com
mi,tee on Streets
Later in the evening Mr.. Bayue intro
iucei a resolution asking the Aldermen
gbst had become of the Street Com mittee's
report OF lie northwest Improvement.
Mr. Aitcbesoo explained that there had
beeo no report, the hiDdrance TO the work
beug matter of finance.
Mr.. ayue-Has no report been MADE
aud map prepared
lIr Aitcheson replied that the report had
meyer been made nor was the map com
oetea The engineer was working at it az
5s hss leisure. Mr. Newly began the map
and ne afterwards resigned before its m
2etion.
Mr.. Bayue thought that 5000 bad been
Appropriated 10 pay for the making of the
map
Mr.. Aiteheson sad that The $500 was ap
proorlstea to OBTAIN The assistance OF a
Washington engineer, who came down aud
gave his helpto an examination OF the
ground and the preparation OF surveys.
The committee had never pushed the mat
lie, from the fact that there WAS no money
10 70 on with it.
Nj. Bayne withdrew his resolution. No
other matter called out explanation or dis
cGssi0l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was clear
and cool with neither prisoners nor dodgers
at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed of the
following cases
Newton Pines, colored, charged with an
assault on q companion, was discharged on
the promise of his mother TO punish him.
A King street merchant, charged with
erecting frame building within the ire
limits, had his case continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-10-10

MARRIED. Miss Fannie Powell. Of Rich
mond, ard Mr.. George Allan, of Spotsylva'
MIA county, who were charged with stealing
S24 from young lady who was visiting the
same family with Miss Powell, and who
were acquitted at the last term Of the Coun.
ty Court of Spotsylvania, were married on
last Friday evening. A warrant has been
issued for their arrest srd for the arrest Of
one Mr.. Stephens all for perjury, they all
having taken oath before Rev. J. 7. H.
Crismond, who oificiated, that they were Of
age.
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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-08

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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-08

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THAI il had.
The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-08

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The Russellville Democrat. [volume] (Russellville, Ark.) 1875-1898, 1888-11-08

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