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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
MNs VI

Stabt 81 eritO, II. Sapt. SIN.
fur, BET Reltac griide bat eeu Serfetr nuf
Der ,Wsritauii6eu Central. 8a6n" ,uiI6en
bier uno 8era-eruB uolIitdubig gebemmt uuo
eS if ncd nt9t abBuebsn, paRn Der 5daz
ten nusaebeiiert ietu ntro.
@ou Sri,aba miro beri4tet, bas ale TlHFe
uu0 Babe ieuer 9egeno Gber lire llfgr ae,
treten fno, poourd Der gtnturi 3ablrsidler
abObez 61uier 0erutiatt mOrOeu 1T. Gud
Der Serluf pcn Renidenlebeu if III BETA,
gen. 3wiihen bier unb Sera GruI fub bic
@endfier im 5teigeH begrtffeu.
- 4uG aus BEN Staat 9ionleo fomu1en
gad]ud,tsn iiber bas Iuatreten Der NlHTe
uu6 ueIfad1en tierbnrh Oeruriatteu Sdla.
ben. Der giieuba1uuertehr in ieuem 81,
futt bat eiuaefeqt peEben mafer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
Ser mnftcrut5goer aanftns.

gew.gorf, II. Septem5er. - Trauf-
lin Aibburp 9apfius. DeIder i'm September
1887 auf Song, SaIan0 ietue Wutter ermuroet
bat unb i'm Ge8smber befeibeu 3abre8 ,um
Gooe uerurtbeIt nurbe, pir5 in 6olge eiusr
GutiGetOuug 6es 4ppeuatiouss s@eri9t8 ON
90. Sttobsr bur bsr GoHrt Of Gger uuO Ger
miner III 02iusrbeao uOdmals prol lsIlirt rusr.
aeu. Samiina trdgt nod INNER ieiue alte
gleitgalhefrtt lur Sdaa. Gr fa9t uuo
tonBt nuo NH nttt babeu, buB irseno @ttpas
gaideEe, tbu boz Oeu1 &oOe am @algsu 81
rotten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
Oroses ltmsliid Tn stuen sunasl.

9eIena, Mout., IL. Septembsr.-
bem @ids'iasn EuuneI an Der yWontauaer
beute 3ebn Arbeiter bnrh bic uerfriibte Snt.
Iabuua zines spreugIdufies aetSOtet unb
flint anoere idper uerIsbt. Die Rataitropbe
puroe burh llnuOriinuSfeit ueranlast. Sie
if bic erie. bic ft in bem tibsr eiae R.lle
Iausen 2uunsl ereisuete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
gifenhnhnranber II, Qlrt,ntia -.

Brescott, aris., II. SEPTEMBER
tpefIid3 gebenber Gilsu9 tpuroe pdbreuo beI
oergaugeuen Raht bsi Barfe's GRiq BON orei
31duberu Iberfaueu. Dteielbeu mahteu
feline Sente. Cine BeIobuuug uou $500 III
aut lbre 8srbuftuug ausseisst mcroeu, UNI
Beus, SurSO & Comp. UereeR etsien Ss
tra9 erbS1eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
Gapitdu Mnbtrfon anrii6aefehrt ,

Reps 0ort, II. Septbr. - Die 8org
Part Ssctet," bas Is 6us Iau9e 6nbrIeu9,
auf DeIdem @upitdn NuOerIou Dor etltaeu
gRodeu ben 8ofou ua6 Guesuetopu abtuhr,
IA uuf bober gee bon threm Gigeutbimer
uerlafeu moroen. gupitdu AuoerIon tau
bente rib aut Der nOrpssilaeu 5arts vgsura"
bier an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
Sm Rs9saisataatsnBaufs
9es eel6e gYfe0er.

SadioubilIe, SIa., II. September.-
5n ben nm Ilbr beute Gbsuo oeritriaeHen
"a Stuuoen pur6eH 48 neue &rtrantaHgeu
mn II 8ObesiGue beridtet. Die 5eianmt
sabI Der grfrantuugen betrdgt iest 684, bic
hEr SnfPai1lle 80.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
Ge9cnaAfTe nnO tteberf6tOea
ttttuaeu.

4ugufa, Ga, IL. september. - Die
b16fte unO uerbeereRbfte glutb in Der Sc
itihte Der Stabt Gu9uffa iff beute abeuO
lm 6uuen bsSriffen, uadbem Der Slug etue
p0be BON 80 5uB 3Ou erretht bate. Stn
groBtr Sbeil Der StQot ffuub 3 bis IS 6uB
tief, ie mad Der Sage, inter QBaiier, unb
uisle 8enohuer 6eS uutereu Staottpet!eS
muBteu ndhreRo Der pergangeueu yta4t in
Booten aus tbren 6duieru entterHt meroen.
Su uieleu StruBeE ftano bas gBuiier 10 bod,
Dn5 bic BLuBbampfer gang bequem bitten
burhfabreH i0nuen. 8as SOurnaI uSbros
Eicle," in befsn 9ruderei bas 28aiier bic
on bic Suiee reidte, mar taum i'm Stanoe,
teute nib istue Tufa9e gu brudeu - elmer
Der Reoatteure muBte bis an bic Sruft ourd)
Oae g1nfer bis gum Biireau Der 28efieru
Union" pnteu, um 8epeiteu abjuholea Hne
abBnieubsn. Der SerIuft in Der 5tdot, 10.
ME Guf ben benu9barteu 9aHbbifrItteH if
euOrI1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
Die @aBI tn % atne.

Gugufo, Re., II. Septsmber. - Sr.
gGuIp, Sorfser oes republttauii6eu Staats,
&Ouits' 9, Observation-Disclosures v3ebes
@ouutp i'm Staute if republitantid gegau'
gen. 8er Staateieuat if einfttumig uuo
oOs 6aus 81 bier 6iinftsIu repuoItauph.
Die rspubltiariide Blurulttdt mlro 0oatoms
men 10000 Snmmeu betrageu. Die Rez
publitauer 8aben bas 9r0bte Sotum ab, oas
ne iemals erjleIteu. Re'h's YIuraIttat tf
gr0ser, ole ie 5nuor."
Bangor, Ne., IL. September. - 364
&opns geben folgenOss 8otum: Rspublita'
ner 70,750, 8emOfrateH 52,117, Brobtbttto'
nifieu 2464 - rspubltiaulide BluraIttdt 49,
633 uno elm repubIitnutider 9eDtnH BON
5799 Stimmen iiber bic BlnraIitdt uon 1886.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
Il r Il &aOwap's
q d oV' oa' 2IeGOp Safief.
Gin glittsl asasn ale sOmmsg.s sranlasttsn.

GH Utlllel Be9tA SHe SUu1AIsA- -SNLGAt9SttSHS -
Sin ba6er EbeeI0ffeI ron, In Ctnem bal5en @ldIe
QBuTer oenommen, beilt In nent8cH UftnuteH H-dMs
pie, Sudungen, lauren Ra9eu, llebeIt1t Gr5re Ten,
ylsrpoftdt Stnnoigieit, Wlardne, Darr9oe, SbOs
ilra Ylorbus, Soiit uuo aue inncrllheH ShmEafH.
@et Cholera uu0 bel beidgen Antduen Der oj;gen
Sraulbeiten itebs uHiere georudten AnDeiluuge1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
BE tnternati0naIe N0nieren1 9e9eH oett
SfIapenhanDeL.

8rHfieI, II. September. - Der Bapf1
bat Der belgtIden 8esierung Sur9 Den pieii.
gen pdpflittu Ruutius mitgetbeilt, oaB e.
gSiueue Iei, bic @rnennuug sum @areuprdft.
osuteu Der inteIlatlouGlen &oufereu5 3u &C.
ceptiren, auf pelher WaBregelu segeu ben
SfIapenhunbeI beratbeu nerOeR oaeu, uuo
etnen ipeBieueu 2slesaten als ieiaea Ssrtte'
ter aHf bic @Onfereu3 gu i6tden.
gRiIau nno gtatoLte,
8eIgrao, II. September. - pr. Rt
iiics, Der ebemuIise gtiulferprdhoeut, bl
fib bsreit eIildrt, cir ueles Sabtuet 3u btl
oeu uuter Der 8eOiugun9, baB aonis Dtllar
lein @eiu6 nm Gbei9eiouug suEiidjtebI IN;
IN etue Beri0buuuS nit eer S0aigiu yiataItt
etumiliQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12

Sin tuHifaer ztrsItor Der 0ebstmpoHiet i'm
2DlOe RON 9aHDttsa. - 2te 9sEmab!aH1
eeh italisntidIen &rpnpFtRleH.-t9E0 oebea
In 8rts6 6eHyauo uuD perbecreUoe IessEs
inmemmuRGGu III SpaateR uaO EBrUE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12
8aOwap's 2iTett,

6Qs beribmte Nebet. uilb Wtagen pellulitteI,
bur SCiluug aler Ragen=, tebets, 8eoirmsz, Rts
9opiitmer5gu, YstiiOpiuue, UuDgoauldlelt, 6t,i0s
fen ytioen, 6icber, untsIlebsenpdubuu 6imors
rbUioen uno Gler StoruHgtn ogr @ugeDttoe. Rtiu
uegetubilUd, ltine Spur UOu Guediuber, UlHeralieH
nhPr idLlAIIHlPn LDrnnIIFn RmthlLtenh.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12

turrer I'M 0auie baIte. Sen Se6raub pirb in ieoem
5lut uou Sume3 ober RrGntBet WObltbueuo Dtrs
t5u. Ss gibt ybts IN 6er gBtIt, 0us 70 tael Sbmers
U urosrt ober Den JortihrtIt elncr 8rdHt1ett aus
l6It, ais Jleabu Gel'ti.
gGo epi6emtide 9tantbcitsn, ME 5eber, 9iubr,
Sdarladb unb auocre bosurtge Sraufb,itgu, oOrbeua
lttL, ptr0 NO6paq's &eao4 3cltek wenH
man 5}orf+r, oso,ou,,, ,sr Gamer aelsH Anidns
ltugrn unsy ials man uon oer GrlHt5elt er9rlIttn
ptrcCu iUuts, oeu Bl Ieuteu lduel 5eiieu.
80 , -. L..- ~. "a. .L.a
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1888-09-12

~ M U I " L1t ON IO' IllI5 Io9os
y R "a nap:
sd fTsue MID iJbr, Iagen gu t6nnsu, ba5 Id 5bre
TtueH nit groCIm NuBcu ge0rCudt Babe, uno oaB ttb
9ues btftdjige, mas Gle fur ositibeu 6eanlpruber-
Ste bubCn ueHeH Be.riiitsten Sorper neu 6es6t uH6
mix eiTe Hgue Se5eHsoauer gege6sH. IBenH ftb
Spmptome r,ner 8etorien G3euHobelt BeigeH, 70 be-
rDtrten S6re glueu Icbr bQlb cine Sur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

TaG ENTERTAINMENT to be given By
Pc. %ugent. Of Washington, at the Baptist
Chtteh tonight, entitled IAN l Illuminated
Tour II Eur pe," promises to be both lses-
ing a.d instructive. The views rendered
Oy me rs of h splendid stereopticoD, will all
bs explained by q competent lecturer, while
tho illustrated poems which will be inter-
spersed will form an entirely new feature in
such entertainments. In view of the mod.
crate admission fees cbarged-10 and Is
cents-and the instruction to be gained, a
good house is doubtless assured. Ticke:s
can be obtained at the door.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

RECToBY ~BURNED.-The rectory of ST.
Barnabas' Episcopal Church, 10 Prince
Georges county, Nd, opposi 6 this city, was
entirely destroyed By fire early last Satur-
day morning. together with most of liz con-
tent5. The old communion silver. marked
est Birnabas Church in Marylani,- A. D.
us" was rescued also an old ciock which
had been in the family of the rector for more
than half a century. Most everything else
persisted ia the flames, not q book of any
kind nor record nor document of any kind
was saved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

A RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUSE -Atten-
ton IS directed to the advertisement OF MIR.
VIM. II. McKneG, successor t. +. H. lay.
lor, 9S3 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington.
This well known bonse now dealsexc'ulVe
ly in ladies' wares, and has b en- enlarged in
every department 10 mike room for the in
creasing business. The ladies', misses and
ohildren's cloak aud suit departments occupy
the greater portion Of tho capncious hnild-
ing, and with such furnishings IA slore7,
hosiery, underwear g.. the stock oow.
prises all the varied sssor men - be found
in the home and foreign markets. a long
experience in business enao!os this es;eb-
lishmert to Offer superior advsutageSto buy
ere, and the prices prevailing there will be
found as low as those of any other relishie
house. An Illustrated CATALOGUES containing
iiall description of goods, with prices, will
be sent 10 any address on application.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

A CoRRKCrIoN.-In the proceedings of
tho Board OF Aldermen published in yester.
days GAZETTE the reporter inadvertently
stated that "a memorial, numerously sign
ed" IN regard 10 alleged unequal charges
by The Alexandra Water Company was re.
crieed iFom the Board Of Aldermen. Az
was OF cou;ae seen by the proceedings Of the
Common Council, the paper in question was
a resolution which had been offered by q
member of that board. The only memorial
presented Was one in reference to the quality
Of gas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13
G RREVITIES.

An adjourned meetiog of the City School
Board will be held tonight.
1t is proposed to begin the experiment OF
supplying the city with gas made entirely OF
oil to night.
Mrs. Frances NJ. Hal, widow of the late
Basil Hail, Of this county, died on Monday
OF pneumonia, aged 80 years.
Alta meeting of the standing committee
of this Episcopal diocese held Oh Monday
Joseph F. Mitchell, coiored, was recon-
mended As candidate for holy orders.
The directors of the Falls Church and Po-
tomac rsiirced company are to hold their
next meeting in Washington, ut which q
railroad contractor from Richmond will give
them terms for constructing the road.
Some excitement was created in the Third ward
las night hy = eitiz Ii in r very excited condition
appearing 81 a relatives house in search offs mem
ber of his family. The citizen was escorted from
the neighbothood and the matter soon quoted.
Mr.. Robert Grigsby while at work on one OF the
street.swecpcrs in Washington yesterday was so
badly hurt that he died this morning from the
effects OF his injuries. He wa3 u brother of MIR.
Bash Grigsby, OF the ferry company.
The passenger trains on the Midland road were
delayed in their arrival here last night By Dis-
connection south of pauvilie.
Inc time of the Corporation Court was occupied
to-dsy in the trial OF Jim Hill for cutting Fred
DAVIS, both coloied
The coupon cases will he heard in the Corpora
ton Court o.morrow. There are upwards o: 40
cases.
A tramp who had been sentenced to the chain
gsngescaped ye terdsy and has not been seen since.
Mr.. George F. Price will have for sale in market
tomorrow some nice fresh Goldfish, pike and perch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

THE BAD GAS There il n gas heater
uaod in esch of the steam fire engines, to
keep up Is little steam all the tine, SO that
they can get to work Immediately IN case OF
a Gfe 10 the vicinity of the engine house;
A. the HgdrsuIion house, the smoke and
oily vapor has been found to be so io%juiousto
the beautiful ceiling, fine curtains, &C., Of
The hall, 10 which it peuetrstea, thst' It has to-
come necessary to remove the cap from The
smoke stack aud replace the pipe connect
Ing it with tbs chimney, ard the company,
last night. directed the engineer TO use as
little gas aa possible until there should be an
Improvement Even Gu the i0sl!e OF the
windows an ; deposit Is made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13
AImYnrY and Necesslty

For rich and poor who wish to erj'y good
eealth, and who 90 pot wish to resort to
o.'tter, nauseous liver medicines and cathar.
lies, Is the concentrated California liquid
lFa!t remedy, Syrup of Figs. F7 saio bS 3.
3 Leadbeajer & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

HYDRAULIoN 5. FEE Goa meeting of
this company, called by lst Vice President
Chasles Goodrich at the request of fifteen
members, was held last night, Pad Vice
President Henry J. hewitt in the chair in
the absence OF Alderman Goodrich from the
city. It's offset was stated to be u desire on
the part of the fifteen members for q recon.
zideration OF the action Of the regular meet
ing on the rules for the regulation of mat
tiers al the engine house. Such a motion
WAS carried without opposition, and the
mover of the amendment rose and said that
rs il seemed TO be distesteful to a large mum
bar Of members, he would, in the interest of
harmony, withdraw it whcreupon the rules
as drawn up by the President we're unani-
mously ratified. The chairman then stated
that ne Was authorized to withdraw the REQ
i"gnation of the President, which the COM
pany at i.s regular meeting had refused to
accept. It had not been offered because
thai officer objected TO any modification Of
the rules drawn UP by him, or desired to in
terfere with the freedom OF the members in
making rules 10 suit themselves, but because
ne could not consistently stand before the
public and defend its action If these particu-
lar alterations were made, and he was,
therefore, unwilling to bear the responsible
itV OF the office. Il is understood that most
of the other officers would have followed the
Presidents example and that q number of
valuable members would have left the com
pany but for last oiehU's action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was cloudy
and cold with fourteen dodgers but no ptis
oner at the station house.
The only case before the Mayor this morn
ing was that of a resident of the Fourth
ward, charged with disorderly conduct. The
warrant was withdrawn and the case die
missed.
A colored man aud woman were arrested
aud locked up charged with abusive Ian
guage to a gentleman living ou Washington
street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

GArARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Cstarrh Remedy. Price
so cents. Nasal Injector free. Sid by E.
S. Leadbente- & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

SH1LoR's CATARRH REMEDY-s positive
cure for Caterrh, Diphtheria and Canker-
Mouth. Sold by E. s.. Leadbeater & Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

THE OPERA HOUSE Judging from the
advance sa of seats, Miss Kate Claxton
and her superb company will be greeted by
a large aud fashionable audience Saturday
night in her new play The World Against
her" OF the piece the New York Sun says (:
The story of the drama is of q noble woman
t uly 10 love with her husband, but who
thinks him indifr rent to her. Ia the end
suspicion attaches to her, divorce follows,
sne leaves her child, RHd all her friends turn
against her upon purely circumstantial evil
a.nce OlJ of this difficulty she energies tri-
umphant. Miss Claxton's company includes
Arthur Forest and Charles A. SteVenscn.
Psrhap s Kate Claxton Is at present exceed
ed as an emotional actress only bg Clara
Morris who is preeminent in that respect ,
Jule Keen aud his company 10 "Oniy a
German" occupy the stage at tina Opera
House Monday and Tuesday nights, aud
set each scene with their own specially
painted scenery. Among the mechanical
devices will be two working models of Miss
issippi river steamboats, which cross and re.
cross, blowing whistles, letting oil steam,
su .ke issuing from the tunnels and wheels
revolving in water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES number Of ladies
and gentlemen assembled on the wharf last
night to take the steamer Harry Lodor,
which was to have carried them to Fort
Foote to attend a church festival, but the
steamer failed to arrive here. Persons who
purchased tickets directly from Mr.. w. s.
Towson, will nave their money refunded
upon demand, otherwise the amount COL
iected, $11 % will be handed over to the
managers of the fair at the first opportunity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13
WatClGS.
Christmas Presents. Watches.
M. ". GALT, BRO. &CO,

HOY Pennn. Ave-, Washington, Id. C..
Call attention to their stock of Watches, compris-
ing all the most desirable movements and styles
Of casing, from the lowest price for which a relia-
BILE time-keepcr can BIS bought to the most expen-
sivo. They have, in gold cases, specially fine
movements
Medium size, for gentlemen .."...."~"....... 90 90
Small size, fer aides 40 90
In Silver Cases:
Large size. for gentlemen ...........".....S18 90
Small size, for u 90
These Watches bear our firm name and are fully
guaranteed.
Misses Silver Watches, IS and $40.
American Waltham Watches Of all grades, in
gold cases, from $50 upward in silver cases cor
respondingly low. dec11
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

PROPERTY SALEs Me-. Henry Wildt has
purchased from Mr.. Park Agnew the house
and lot on the south side of King street, be
tween Fairfax and Royal, formerly owned
by Mr.. w. w. Adam, for s $3.50, Mr.. Wildt,
it is said, will lit up tho building and reopen
it "a a j4welry store. ..ij
J. F. Parker has sold to Alkaline Allen
the house and lot on the east side Of Fairfax
street, between Franklin and Gibbon, for
800.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

a. F AND A. M-The Grand Lodge An
Gent Free and Accepted Masons is sill in
session in Richmond. Yesterday Gfaad
Master Drinkard made the report for the
past year, showing the order in the State ct
large to be in fine working condition Last
nipht the following grand officers were
eiectsd Grand Master, r. T. Craighill, of
L%ynchburg Dsputy Grand Master, G. H.
Gordon. of Smithfeld Grand Seoior Ward
en-, ]. Howard Wayt, of Stauuton Grand
Junior Warden. w. H. peasants. OF Holm
destitute Grand Treasurer, VIM i. Al en,
of Richmond Grand Secretary, Wm. B.
I+aacs, of Richmond; Grand Senior Dlaoon.
Marn Page, of Brandon Grand Junior
Deacon, ] p. Fitzgerald, of Farmvilie
Grand Chaplain, c.. W. Dame, Of tnviiie
Grand Pursuivant, J. A. Cosby. of R!ob
mould Grand Steward, VIM KrAu4e, Of
Richmond Grand Tiler, w. c. Wilkinson,
OF Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

BARN, Cows, AND HORSES BURNEO.-The
fac barn and shedding, on the farm Of MIR.
l. W, S Houeh, near Farewell, Loudouo
c,ua;y, with their contents, were entirely
destroyed by IRE on Tuesday night. togeth-
or with lwenty,one fine COWS and Ave hor-
ses which belonged to Mr.. WEBB Hutchin
son, u tenant. The fire is belie:ed to have
been Of incerdiary origin. The loss was
narLislIr cousred hv insuranca-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

DECEIVED BETRAYED.-E1win
Petit, is years CID, was arrested in Wash
ineton yesterday charged with keeping O
female child for immoral purposes. Frances
Simms, an uneducated country girl Is ears
of age, says she net Petit 10 this city about
q week ago and ne told her be wanted a
housekeeper. She accompanied him to
Washington where be Induced her to take 3
drink. After this she remembered nothing
until the nex5 day when she discovered
Petit Sleeping alongside of her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13
AIr@auhrsa G5az2tts
-
THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8
LOCAL MATTERS

For this section fair, colder weather, followed
by slightly warmer, northwesterly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13
CHRISTMAS GOODS.

California and London Layer Raisins,
Suitans Raisins,
Valencia do,
Genoa Citron,
Prime Currants,
Ca G cod Crenberrics,
Sweet Cider,
Atmorc's Minco Meat. in barrels and buckets,
Pu'e Ground Spices,
Mixed Candies.
Mixed Nuts,
Florida Oranges,
Flavofing Extracts,
MaccIrOni,
Cream Cheese, aud
A full assortment o. Canned Goods.
dcc11 wv A.C. HARMON & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

CORPORATION C~oURT-Judge Charles E
Stuart presiding Com. VS.. James Hill,
colored Indictment for felouiously cutting
Fred Dawes. Jury and case in progress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

in design and beautiful in finish,
coupled with prices which defy
competition from any source, has
had no equal in the past.
An attempted description would
fill the entire GAZETTE. In brief,
all the standard authors in prose
and poetry are represented.
Bibles, from the largest, with
both version, all prices, down to
rs cents each Juvenile Books for
the million Plush Sets in every
shade Shaving, Comb and Brush
Manicure Sets Vienna Leather
Goods; japanese Rose Jars, very
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Albums in ailsizes; very handsome
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from SOC to $40 each everything
new and novel in Stationery and
Papeteries from lOc to SIS each. in
fine plush cases. A thousand other
things which time precludes men
tioning. Novelties will be received
daily as they appear up to the hol-
days. Everybody should see this
stock before buying.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

WEDDING.-Quite q brilliant party as
sembled at the resideace Of Mr.. and Mrs
TN. Acton, oa north St. Asaph street, last
night, to witness the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Oracle E. Actor, to Mr..
Henry a. .Downham, eldest son OF the
worthy Mayor. The ceremony, which was
very impressive, was performed by the 9.
Sir. Vance, Of the Second PreabYterian
church. The bride was extremely lovely IN
a band1ome dress of gray silk, ana carried a
magnificent b5uquet of white rose buds
The couple were the recipients CT q plumber
Of handsome aud useful presents, amang
them a comfortable nsw brick Dwelling
completely furnished from to2 to bottom b;
she groom's father. The company enjoyed
the bountiiu! supply of good tliags with
which the table was loaded, and did not
separate till o late hour.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

PERsoNAL-The Rev. Prof. Carl r Gram
mer. of ths Theological Seminary near this
city, at the annual meeting of the Richmond
Protestant Episcopal Missionary Society.
act night delivered o bright and interesting
lecture choosing for bis topic The Modern
Missionary MoVement." The Wig says:
Prof Grammer is considered Que of the best
informed men upon the sn'jecl of missioos
in the Diocese If Virginia.
Mr.. VIM. L. Marbury, of Prince Georges
county, Nd, who has many friends and
relatives in this city. has been appointed
lecturer on Commercial Law in d business
chllege in Baltimore.
Mrs. W. G. Webb. of Philadelphia, is Wis
ting her mother. Mira. A. c. Harmon, On
RoYal street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-12-13

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