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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-09-22

st. Louis has strong lead in the Associa.
ton, followed by the Athletics, Brooklyn,
Cincinnati, Cleveland, Baltimore, Louisville
and Kansas City.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can be so quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee it,
Sold by E. S. Leadbeatsr & Bro.
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yellow Fever.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 22-The med
scal bureau reports about % new cases up
to u noon, mostly oolored.
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Suicide.

NEW YORK, Sept. 22.-Edward Crowley,
rs years old, committed suicide to day by
jumping from the roof of his residence in
" illismsbnrg.
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The Arlington Registration.

The following letter, 10 relation to the
right of pereons living on the Arlington es,
tate, in this county, 10 register, explains it.
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WILL You SUFFER with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiloh's Vitslizer is guar.
apteed to cure you. Sold By E 8. Leadbeat.
RI & Bro.
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BALTIMORE, Sept 22-Cottou dull and uomi-
nal middling 10l4ai0as. Flour qniet and steady
Whest-Southern in good demand and finn
Fultz 95a1 OF longberry 96a103; Western high
er but dull. closing firm, No winter red spot
94ssa957s; Sept 9424a95; Oct as4955, Dec
98les9,95 Corn-Southern firm but quiet, white
56a5S yellow 55a56 Western weak and lower
mixed spot 51a5l4. Oct 49a. a50; year 4lta
ern and Penna 31a33; Western white 3ia33 %
mixed 2Sa3O Rye steady at 6lhG3. Hay quiet,
prime to choice Western Sl5sl5 so Proy Sons
fairly ac,ive and frmcr. Mess Pork SO 'jslt
I.ard-refined 49, Coffee nominaily firm, Rio
cargoe. fair 15Aa15'a Whisky dali Al :? 20
al IS
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining in
the Alexandria, Va, postoftce September D.
Persons calling for letters will please say they
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeks, will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Banks, Trims Lane, John
Barber, Clara Lee Mrs Mollie
Bell. Charles Lightfoot, Jefferson
Bryan, Mrs Elizabeth Pugh, Bessie
Brown, James Rogers, George
Carpe, Ernest Smoot, Il
Conklin, Miss Eliza G Sanders, Robert
Hellwig, Mr. (Ger con- Taylor, F
Dorsey. Miss Ida Washin gton, Miss Laura
Gray, MIS- Vim Whiteman, NJ Maria
Howell, John Watson, Peter
King, D
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CHICAGO, Sept 22-At II o'clock the oc'ooei
option was quoted as follows: Wheat 49, TON
Ala Oats "a Pork Sl4 50; Lard 5000
short ribs So 50. Sept Wheat is quoted Al ~
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New YORK, Sept % Cotton quiet upland,
10 7-i6 Orleans 10 9 To- futures opeuei sod
closed firm Flour active and strong. Whci
dull aud stcaGy. Corn dull and weak. Pof'
quiet aud steady az SIS 25a15 -. Lard ta.-
and nominal al $40 S0a10 50.
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NHOICE FLOUR.
sp23

NUNs, PISTOLS, SHELLS PRIMERS. g.
VI &C., at 32S King, corner of Royal street. We
have still Oh hand good assortment OF 'ilui
Pistols, SC, Of various quality, which we are ~
fernz ut low prices. Examine DAYS b. be
GUNS equal TO the best at much lower pres.
oct27 IT. CREIGHTON son
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

BALTIMORE, Sept 22-virginias consolidated
81; psst.tue coupons -: l0.4os 35il DO
new IS 65 bid to-day.
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SMITH's BILE BEANS the new pc. o. lar feI l',
y dy for Biliousness, Sick Headache g., . s.s
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND, SO well SI' e.,
tised on the first page OF the GAZETTE Sc ''
sale by .rn.pp o
auglT f. s. LEADREh th "a D'''
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NEW YORK, Sept 22.-The weekly b,us stat

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. September 22-Flolf
is strong and firm several leading brands are
held at higher figures; choice Whoat5 are sesrcc.
and milers are only cit ring medium grades d,
family and extra at current prices. Wheat j,
fairly active, and the receipts show 10 improve
ment whatever in qaality;a strictly prime SIMPLE
OF Lancaster is rarely found among them, nothing
like enough to supply the demand for seed in tl,
immediate section range to-day, as to condition.
II to 90. Corn is easy at 81 to SO Rye 80 20
o. Oats 80 to 33. Eggs and Butter are :ctFce
and higher, Potatoes and other produce src
without change
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA SEPT - 49,
Sun rises..........5 Is sun sets..........o b.
SAILED.
schr Olive Tree, Popes creek, lumber, by b
D Smoot.
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A RTIsTs' GOLD PAINT

Just received, complete in one box, sauce ,i'
brush, one bottle liquid and one Of gold. fi''
twenty-f : cents For sale by %.
mh2l WE CREIGHToE o.
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t'RY LUNT's COUGH SYRUP
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OFFICE COMMONWEALTH ATTORNEY, J
ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
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CIsAL AND JUTE FODDER YARN Jus; ;i "
y ceved at 1928 King street, for sale "DO''''
and retail by ,,.o,, coy
sep15 j. i. CREIdh lON u -
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OHARLES KING & son are wholesale q. sas Io
~ for ]. G. BUTLER & CO.'S PEACH RI ~. tT
BACCO. This famous and reliable brand u
in stock and can be purchased from your CIV
aDIS
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
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Price 25c simple bottle Zoe dc
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For garget, nav bound, bloating and ie? 's.i
Milk fever and abortion preventive. just reeve
and for sale by 70
feb2S W. F. CREIGb IOH q ~
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nRIED LIMA BEANS, Green Peas sugar ' pl :.
~ Split Pcas, Navy Beans and BlacK,t iytFpE
for sale by febl7 J. 1. miI-Do--
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WHOLE aud GROUND SPICES pure
w fresh, for sale by ,,,tpr2V
aug24 j. Z iilbD1--
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PINEAPPLE, EDAM and sAPoAGO "a H.
l. Just arrived. cON
oct14 GEO. McBUk Nbl -
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". W. HERBERT, Pm.
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boosted and GREEN CoFFbE9 io' ''''
IL lower prices by ,,rr pr-RN.
jen3l ). .. u
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POWDERED BoRAX, for general house p
/ poses lib and lk-lb packages. = son.
anglo GEO. McBURNEf = 'o.,.-
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In many instances,a sufferer from blood poi
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MERIDIAN, Miss, July L, 1887.
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EUGENIUs A. SMITH, 3lS Exeter st.
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Address, BLOOD BALM Co, Atlanta, Ga
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In the Mnr.

s'Ma, said Bobby, after thoughtful
silence, 81 wish it wasn't wicked for
people to work on Sunday
"Why, Bobbyp
because pa would go TO his Office,
instead of hanging around the house all
day, III Epoch.
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Living witnesses.

Ask any one who has used Or. Pierce's Pleas
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gists
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TO requeath to your children is a strong, clean,
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There is not a druggist in all the land
But always Aeeps a stockton hand.
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3. 8. 3.

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In every community there are number Of
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as teachers, ministers, farmers sons, and 9th
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they viii show you how to do it.
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DR. J. S. COMBS, Owensville, Ohio, says: 81
have given SCOTT's EMULSION of Cod Liver Oil
with Hypophosphites to four patients with
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disease, and advanced to that state when
frequent pulse, fever and Emaciation. All
these cases have increased in weight from lGt
q lbs, and are not now needing any medi-
cine. -
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London's death rate is 20 in 600, and that of
New York is rs in 600
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Cold Weather Benevolence.
Why is cold weather productive of beneyo-
lence? Ii makes people put their hands in their
pockets. 1t also produces coughs, colds and
Group. Take Taylors Cherokee Remedy of
Sweet Gum and Mullen.
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AGreat Legacy

An architect in Minneapolis, Mimi, is tC
build twenty-eight story house of iron.
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" Consumption can be Cured."

The South African diamond fields yielded
gems worth S2U,000000 last year.
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~ OLD is worth $3.50 per h. Pettit's Eye Salve is
NE worth 81 900. but is sold at &c a box by dealers
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An Atchison, Kansas, woman runs a restau-
rant and her husband is dishwasher.
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IDS HOTEL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE s6s Main ST. Buffalo, NY
OUR FIELD OF SUCCESS.

H. THROAT shs SSlsnSs HI ss$h
Ann Laryngitiss Bronchitis. Asthma,
SisS and Consumption, both through
DISEASES and Il SSe6T
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DISEASES OF
DIGESTION.

on Diseases Of tn
on receipt of ten
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Epileptic Commissions, or Fits, Pa
ralysisq or Palsy, EOcOmOt0r Ataxfa.
ST. Vitus's Dance. Insomnia, or inability
to sleep, and threatened insanity, Nervous
DebiliIys and every variety of nervous affec-
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| NERVOUS
DISEASES.
| DISEASES OF
Women.

already batf1ed the skill OF all the
of a full Council of skilled spC
Invalids' Hotel and Surgical ]
ten cents in stamps for our {
Women, illustrated with wood-c
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BLADDER
DISEASES.

Oluhtl success. IltSe are
Pamphlet on Urinary Diseases
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ss siss%S5 Sss sg.S Ss
g 9s e saas Closing ss &c; A0sas
eliza 2ls closing Ct 62ise; SEPTEMBER 81 0627sc
oats-Recsipts, IS, 600 bu; exports. 7s bu; sales
Western, s604oc; western, white, 49o16e. 1900
Hay in fair demands shipping 6o065c-
Hops quiet and steady; CALIFORNIA, 3012c.
Cofee-Spot fair Rio quiet at 14l4c. options
| opened 1925 points lower. later reacted 20035
I1011.3Oc; May 10.9O011.2 5c; june, 10000
10 soc; July. 1o-O59 Io.30c, August 500 1O. 05c
vember. 9.75a9o5c: December, Q. 5000 95c; Janu-
ary, 9sOc; March, Zoe, Sugar quiet and firm;
5lsc; molassss grades 404ssc; refined quiet. Mo-
lasses quiet and firm; so test, .so1sc. kce steady
TallOw firm at 4zs04 1870. ROsin quiet at
81. 2001. 22l2.
Eggs firm, and fair inquiry; Western, 1sa014l4c;
Pork quiet but firm and unchanged Cut meats
Il re s1s
spot S.4Oc; April 8.4Oc; May. 8.2208.35c; June,
saSo Sts 5sry Ssase o asss SIS
S44c: city steam 200.
Butter steady but quiet; Western, 1920. Cheese
quiet and weak; Western fat, Ike 114e.
CHICAGO, April 21-The ''buis' in wheat acted
last night, that May would touch s3c before the
close today because the situation strong that
the short8 would not dare to stay out over Sunday
The opposite the result. The 'longs," finding
that there was bulge on, turned in about II
o'clock and did some heavy realizing. The market
early reacted point lac under the close last night
touching SO7sc for May. This due in part to the
drop in May corn. The best point of the morning
was 814c. From this the realizing sales took the
price to 81 800. all she reports
substantiateds in the next ten days the
bulls" claim that there will yet be another
advance greater than that realized far Closing
prices for the day and week for May 81 SEC.
Corn very irregular to-day. The local receipts
large and IS cars No came in. 1t difficult to
get opening prices. but the official quotation lie
lower for May, 54c This the bottom price for
the day. After selling at 54Ssc May again dropped
to 541sc, and after hanging between 5412O 54sac
of the session. there quick bulge 55 lsc
shortly before the close and equ ally sudden drop
back to 4Ssc at the tap of the closing bell In oats
there was WEAKNESS early. in sympathy with corn,
and slight sally later for the reason Closing
prices the last light. May sold at sc
to open, down TO 31lac, closing at 31s4c. Lard
active and stronger andadvanced is .1712c under
buying by strong parties, who havs been absorbing
the offerings for several days past. When leading
buyer withdrew the market became quiet and easier
values receded from the outside andhnally closed
0719c above yesterdays last prices. May ranged at
808.17Aac and closed at 8 Zoe. Pork was weaker
closing 7a9c lower. Trading decreased and
mainly by scalPers May sold at 4.121a0 IA. 221a
and closed at 81 4.12fa. Short ribs were quiet and
steady most Of the business being in changing trades
from near to distant futures at loo a month differ
ence. The leading futures ranged rs follows
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caoa reports.
corn.fed 81 IS % 60. common to medium. ss Is q
40; stockers,. S202.90; feeding steers $303.60;
Hogs-Receipts, 1926 shipments none Choice
steady; common about sc lower; good to choice.
and pigs So sSnS5 20 He0'0n' ''o AA'ps
Sheep-Receipts. none; shipments. none. Good to
slow At 500.
CHICAGO. April 21.-The Drovers' Journal re-
ports: oa.sisRsosipts 900 900 o shipments 500
feeders s2s5 $3.50 COWS, bulls and mixed, ST .e5o
ket slow; Sc lower; mixed IS. IS; heavy,
$5;5o05.75; light. $5.25055o; skips. $3.50
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; shipments 5000. Mar
ket strong; natives, 81 O006.6o; Western, S., OO0
$50: Texans SO. 2505.3O; lambs $3.50 07.OO.
2e6; shipments. 266. Nothing doing; all through
consignments. Ten of cattle shipped to New
.Hogs-Receipts, 1..7oo; shipments. 800
MHs a Rolfssa e.
Of hogs hogs sRID1sd . Ssw Eort today: aaa cars
Sheep-Recepts, 800 shipments, 1900. Mar
ket firm at unchanged prices.
BUFFALO, April Observation-Disclosures. 2,244.
Market quiet and unchanged.
choice to extra Sc 1901 Lambs~Good to Choice
Hogs-Receipts. 10, 062 Market active and prices
Sc better; light pigs $5 % %; mixed pigs and light
Workers. So; selected Workers. 49, O5.75;
selected medium weights, IS. sO0565
ST.LOUIs, April observation-disclosures, 100;
shipments, 500. Market steady and unchanged
Hogs-Receipts. 400; shipments, 1900. Market
strong; choice heavy butchers SELECTIONS So 30 65
packing, medium to choice, So 30O5.55; light
grades, ordinary to best. SIS. 1505.4o.
Sheep-Receipts, nome shipments, 800. Market
firm; fair to fancy, 81. $40
CINCINNATI, April .-Cattle-Recepts 1851
shipments So. Market quiet but steady.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, none; shipments none.
Scarce and firm. Lambs strong at $406.25.
Hogs-Market strong; common and light, $405 90
packing and butchers. 50. $3.50. Receipts, 700;
Shionents 55O
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
The Trade OF the Week Closing To-Day Dis
appointing.

INDIANAPOLIS. April 81. :
In nearly all departments the volume Of business in
the week closing to-day did not reach expectations
There sluggishness about trade which can only be
accounted for through the backwardness of the
season, all other conditions favorable, seem
ingy. There is healthy and STEADY prices
fair distribution of coees and sugars in progress
The coffee market is again attracting good deal of
the bulls on the market have made extra
market the New York bulletin Of the Goth says: Bra
zls present features. Really choice and first
fair extent country orders and jobbers do OBJ
iect negotiating upon similar goods when they can
open or general demand and the position as whole
is dull and stupid. Mild grades fair move
quite positive animation and this affords fair basis
for confidence. As rule, however, the attention
Refined sugars are hardly as strong as week ago
East but in this market rule firm. The produce mar
demand for Irish potatoes has decreased somewhat
and prices weak at quotations. Eggs and poultry
prices may be looked for the coming week. Butter
firm. and will bring best quotation if good The
prices. Packers, however are SO we'll satisfied that
better prices in store for hog products that they
quite active at steady and unchanged prices The
hide market still rules dull and uninteresting. The
flour market has brighter look but prices have
yet improved.
1t was quiet day in the local market and prices
little off. The Indianapolis Market Report
says of the local nnarket Receipts and shipments
indicate considerable improvement in movement of
grain. Inspectors report inspections for two days.
eightytwo cars against fortyfve for preceding
two days. The country seems to have considerable
grain to SELL but is watching the speculative mar
kets closely. Dealers report that for several days
the offerings have been liberal especially Change
showing signs of weakness Wheat is slow sale. In
q small way No. red would sell at S6a40S7c track.
Corn is rather weak. In small way mixed and yell
low grades would sell at So 053 lac. White grades
are in less demand. Consumers have been buying
quite freely. and so Indifferent. Oats market is
quiet and steady. No. mixed offered at 33c in
elevator; offered track" Track bids to-day
ruled follows: