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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-09-28
now TO suocIIp.

If you want 10 be healthy YOU
mus; eat regularly, as meat to-
day will not serve yoA for to-
morrow. To be prosperous in
busiucssadvertisc regularly. Stop
eating and you ssarvc and die.
Stop advertising and your bss-
mess takes consuinption aud dies
also. SpasmodIc advertising is
like having u feast or q famine
more famigc than fcnst as a
general rulc--and is never satiss
factory. To take out your "ad"
IN dull times is killing your horse
because he is a little lame. In
dull times advertising ~ She most
effective. ae more notice is taken
Of printers ink then than at any
other time.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-09-28
sNOEs, SHQES, SHOES.

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without eicc satisfaction
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BATES or ADVERTISING
Space. b.natbs sys.th. Year

Transient ads will he charged FOR At the rate OF
10 c3nts per line, first insertion, and cents each
additional insertion
9sas All advertising IS due when inserted unless
othtrwise specially agreed.
The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1889-09-28

Owing 70 the summer fresbois
the rice csop III South Carolina
VIII fsll shost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25

:, CoCoA-Has been quiet but prices unaltered
Trinidad i32d14c; Bahia I23ai3c and GuayaQul 19c.
6 cory vita tie Poye%ent fair ooc @e
&C. Taylor Brothers English Chcory, casks and barrels
co0PERAcE STOCK light demand do,,o6 for
s6ss % G ga ga 65 sPa os9 New
Heads ssncS 81 55Ssi SO SO 8Sne6 81 aos$1 AS od
shocks without Heads 81 10 Rum Shocks AM Heads
Z 80 Hoops Tan eet Se T. ect s2css37
trade n r. Tc Is drug The b has Ses@ eas
have marked effect upon BUYERS who are taking sup:
tie ruling G; very s an lines
eoho Is in good demand at 9sq$2 FOR grain and 81 10
GSc!t E S' fen SIG st @
Quoted In 6]T GagS A A. 8s as l.
tS g? 'sy' s'i BeseS SSs F oTdeE WA quota
81 10 for WcfteIns, Ginger aSty in 1mf
i7g1sc for beached GyeeEne quiet az 2GS2S for 6Ss
ar Mcrphnc ara and moderately active quoted &
g e shsa oPI0m r9hs e. s[Tes apd % 6S
1ao er s VIII ESo a s5 Ti n at s oSs
So 90 fcr root.
rIsIT-stocss Of mackerel small the demand fair
S@a PgG easy n'n SnetasioSs sho,.
NJ Bank q e S 81 Seo eoa
BoT Herring ,i me4lg% }as scaled 6Sd
M RsaSi aTSGed TasE9S S@s
IS 30 f IaSEaae. $Gs Dutch 55SS7so of Ordinary
the F eaTa Aso Sy@
9k OT sn o most or f syss and ga as
slowly Tor at oni fre9SaF pics an nuts
S Sgls i Maas SsSSss
90 80 90 y%ens for ne S9 DO co
q S L G9S% cSrPSns Rss; c@ 80
Bonn, 411R.n Pes 7 GgffSs ss$ Pune,
French (Gosa9Osj. =; Almonds, TarragOna, 1890; do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
TIVE STOCK MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Buffalo. n y Sept 24-cattle-Iecepts last twenty
,onr houA 900 head total for week thus far 1l6OO
O Tor same 10 $50 CONSUMED IL ed through 3s
steady and hIm Sheep and Lenb-Rsceipts last tTen%
Tor same time last week 1880 consigned through. 5000
head $50 TO NewYork coo head on sale; no sales
az S 81 p o sOod DO s5 66as6 common DO 50 50ds4 so
Hogs HeceptS last twenty -four hours 22iO head total
for week thus fa "a 500 iOs same time las week
consigned taf0Hsh as feat TeS'' i'''' ~
Chicago, Sept 2i.-"The Drovefs Journal reports
Cac~Reeepts 600; shipments s8, 500, market strong
Tor good Others lower choice TO extra beeyes - 400
cows bulls mixed s. Teas cattle 81 SSS as
shipments 900 m .Eet strong g 10 cents higher
nixsl 905s4 90 SO 1884 70 light, sidsi 40
sHIns As 507sI 20. sheep-ReeeIpts 1900; shipments
206o market steady weak NATIVES s3 25hst so; West,
EN- 80 5OaSl as; Texans SO 60ds4 10 lambs u oOa
IS 80. ., c..,,o- psoo,r,. . ooo. shIn.
ments market slow choice heavy native steers 81
6sl As: fair b good do. 50 1884 10 stocAefs ana
feeders s. ioGs2 70; range steers, 81 20as3 Hogs
Receipts 100 shipments none market stronger tan
To- choice heavy 50 sbas4 20 packing grades, 50 7oG4
light fair 60 best "a 1884 35 sheep-Reeepts V 30
.hinrents, none market steady; iAif 70 eho''' 20 ~"
81 IS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

3 re9ss;ae 1S ss' a,5ai e Js Sssa
ealOaas at weehawEeh for expectation alive BY Nen
Morris and "a carloads a. Goth including ~ carloads
carloads FOR MsNger Levy. No trading Feeling
City Dressed Beef II sir demand at E9a5'c for Texan
and Range SIDES SSs Ss for D Rss Selling 20 &c
Texas prices and in some cases even lower 1,,oo -.
reSas ssG doesSo Beet Beet and sae Medium Prime
private eabl. advces received this week from London
and Liverpool report the market SLOW but an. ssaa Nme
can live cattle are selling at lial2Rc Crops 1891 esa
The Nevada taxes out today 224o q beef
70, ting 8 Re Se Ssea w 500 cattle
a feSs S Of bcet The latter may not OF before
wnesda CITY Of Berlin and Se ,5n dee SAL a. also e
% oSkeS tS WIN WedGeSdSy With $50 head
a Al S5s. g 81 ysaa s@s
Of Calves except Good veas which are s'ea'
Sales S oTe g, and BStts
milk; mixed S@ rSn SE Fsa vS SavccS Choice veas
SHe a. 4SG: for s, S.ssSd vess Rass
e F ana G fg e dressed with choice and extra
S sss !. a E4 iSssf 50 and ssen gs
sGS 81 a. 19 90 At 2 - n II ted caves 10
5do 200 Ssa at Il e Is q ws e. az
a. Pc n Il f caves y' Sss rs at SIC =; go
a?3at4,9 f; 81 e. !; s5.ss
s ssds ,s ss%a s at s'5s S S9 gas
at Mondays closing pces sheep so'a ~ E4gSS g y
100 ID ordinary % good ana lands " So0@ ~ iO
fair choice. - - -. oa,oo ,,uot,,v n. Oh
elocl and dressed lambs 0t 9is311 &c -,, 49,
sacs-Judd & Buckingham; lSS Pennsy wanna ttltos.
90 Il average at SC so per 100 n; Pennsylvania sheep
j. ~ f. sadie g. Co 140 Indiana sheep ss n. at IS
D. UarFnton 1874 Territory sheep. el2 ID at "a OF
50 State LAMBS ~ ~ at 81 20. ~ - . - - "a
Hume & Mullen % State lambs. % To- a. 80 fo' 10
State sheep ~ n, at ~ 30. - . ,o ,
j. j. Malenbeekj So state lambs; 81 p. At 81 u do.
I0Gs-Recepts Qnelgd,ng 9S carloads aie yestfrdayD
CIV and caroeas at 6Oth-s Market weak. with sales
OF good 10 prime hogs at 81 s0dS5. 49,
Ssles-JeHine Wright & Co.: Is State hogs 157
n, At SIS. =. 49,. ,..a ooo q, -. =, On
Judd e. Buckingham: State Digs l5l 10 at - 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

BUILDING MATERIAL-Brlck steady on fairly active
demands Cement and ath unchanged hxef, AZ so
ds5 20 Upfaver Hard, s5as5 90 Jerseys "a bOaS5 };
Pale Bricks. 90 21ass CrotOn Dark and RED s Sk
~ 10 per Dbl; American Portland s2es2 70 EngtI Isl
Portland, g. 15as2 %; German Portland 81 3Oas2 TO-.
Roeldand Common Lime 81 per 9b ard 40 hnis9 ing
90 1Ods2 20 pc. coo. Goats Hair 24a2sc per bushe
Cattle Hair i4dlSc
COFFEE.-rhe movement In spot lots OF Rio again
slow, but prices ruled about steady the basis OF 192c
for fair No sales reported Mid gowths were
quiet The option market suffered further decline
to-day owing continued weakness foreign accounts
Hayfe broke Z frs early but closed with recovery Of
., y. Hamburg declined Z pig on far months closing
steady TIE local opened slightly higher some
months while other, were points lower after which
there general drop OF 10 points. with some ong"
lrst i 200 good second SIS 500 exchange tptlyate
1000 bags Rio clearahces for Europe 600 bags; total
at Rio July September 90 1889 517 600 bags same
time 1888 l. 900 bags sane time 1881 400 900 bags
rccepts al July September 90 1852 sol 900
iSqs same time 1885 $50, 900 bags sans time isS7,
M 600 bags sales here to-day, $4,000 bags as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
LONDON WOOL SALES.

to-day with largo attendance There was an average
selection OF Cape wool. The supply q Austria ian cross
bftds was insufficient test the market Thete was
good general demand. Juys closing prices lT Ss
secured made an occasional slight advance The arrivals
amounted s.o45 bales most o. which were sod ih'
offerings ia detail and the prices obtained Wci, a. l9i
lows: Vict0ria-sOO bales; secured, 9gdals, SID
40 locks and Pieces 9iadal 5i2d greasy 7=dGls Ia
New South Wales-i 900 bales secured lsG1s 12di dG
teEs and pieces, 4iaas I'd oueeasland-4oo, Eeles
scourcd l. 3dais lid do locks and pieces II zddls
greasy 75ddis. do locks and pieces Cd swan River
"a bales secured locks and pieces Is I'D gre2y 90
40 locks and pieces Cad. NeW.Z sland-1TuO t0es
secured s?dqls 81 DO Locks and piec's 7tdfGls sa
manla-l00 bales greasy, 9Ldl07d; do locks and pieces
Gd6'sd Cape Of Good Hone and Naial-260o bales
I'D Fulhsnd-4s bales greasy. cd; do locks sn'
pieces. I'D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
COTTON MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

IdverpOOl Sent. "a. a p. m.-CottOn-lhe safes OF the
Aoy included 800 bales American. ,,,
Futlrrs closed quiet; Amercanmiddling, low mddln2
clause Senenber delivery if0d sellers; Septemnff
ana October delivery 6064d sellers October ana N0Yem
her delivery 4GO4d buyers; November ana December
Scijvery 42.G4d value December and January diyey
ii cad sellers January and February delivery, 4oid
sellers. February and March delivery Al -6id sellers
March and April delivery 4264d sellers April and Nay
Galveston, Sept 2i-Coon easy mdilng lose low
m,ddIing 10 slide good ordinary Il9c net ana sss
receins 8 500 bales exports Great Britain 40 Pare
eoastwse 046 bales; sales, 500 bales STOCK 4"l'o
bales. . 49, .. co,.on s,oodv. rniddinp 1OTac: not
and gross receipts bales coastwle, S23 oaes ses
iSa.vopnah Sept 24-Cotton easy; midding, 10 Si0c
,v ,daInS Is Ice aud gross receipts 794 oss.
snor,s to The Continent, 400 bales c0astWse, o-ao
hafse sales 700 bales: stock, 43,57l bales , ,n,
s-Y 0rleans sent 24-COtton easy; mlddlng, lVsci
lou, idSIiD9 lose good ordinary, 9sie net receipt
% -oa Niles gross Is bales; sales, 500 bales stoc
Ks AIS bales overland moyement 10 m d9s IsS;
Year: since September "a bales sgast $50 SS, AZ
Seies against 1876 OG4 last year NoheFno in Na
since September l. C4'4SS o.les, against ''''''
HAVANA MARKET -, on,
g.. % Sugar ouIet. Spanish gold, 24Os+
a2di Exchange quiet on The U9tea slse on London
ocId Ga. do short sight, goio ioF@i0%' WI ~
DOL d2O2 on Paris, O'iao'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
Total since jan 1a2s a22 2i5 sa2OlO $50 1882 141
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Sept. "a p. m.COnsoiS 90 1916 for money
and 81 lie for the account Canadian Pacae 6s.s Mexi-
can ordinary 6ll, St Paul common, 744 New York
Control ILL., Pennsylvania 5js Mexican Central new
per cent bonds, q Spanish Is. 74as
Money. 1882 per cent 90,
The rate OF discount in the open market for short bills
is SO per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25

neutrality-suspicious. again tho chief feature. II
was advanced FULLY 1Ga17 points entirely through maniDn
lntlon. although there buying by shorts
closing with reaction OF lQ2 points. Otner months
sympathz'd with rise OF 1e3 points early In the day,
but subsequently weakened, lower Liverpool cables,
ard large receipts tn ports october closed points
better than yesterday he distant deliveries LETT of LAP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
cumulate any more bonds at Treasury prices The
nominal quotations are as follows

c,o.o iss,es were entirely neglected OF city
h.DIo s+oci,S only Continental sold 90 at 20.
The general bond market was comparatively
ouiet hut generally ruled firm. Missouri, hansas
and Teyas issues were lower-the os at 90 '-oao9
and the SIS at 80 1-2a0g san hhtono a anc
Arnnsas Pass 6s of OIL sold at s7aoo, anu o. i'zo
~ ssose is Reference is made to our iull re-
port OF bond sales .a .orlr ot y mn
cont. before the usual money hour loans we're
mado nc HIGH as per cent but after O'Clock
tbs rate did not rule above per cent ana the
ias, Loans were made at per cent, Wth an
nhnndant supply of unloanable funds nnsiiy at
Tb. CLEARING House statement to-day was rs
follows: Exchanges. sl2S,S2S,2l2; oahnces
S6.S5S,113. -, ...o. 5.h+or IN tba
Glazing House 1854 AIS. It's net loss on balance
yyos sBI3,313. made up by currency loss OF
Scnk az less coin gain of s291 724. The days
c"norattons covered: Receipts, S2,S2l 80 pay
UIonts s3135l 20: resulting in general Dalance
~ e. "a es5 392 consisting OF sl19oo',"ot coiu
and s15431 ,431 currency
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
Tho limited States Treasurer at washington re-
ccivcd 10 day 1892, 0S7 National bank notes Tor
ieT ThaP Customs receipts were s5io2O3. the IN
formal revenue receipts sllS,642, ana the NILS
cellaneous receipts $1,000; u.o,o,oo,,. ~,
To-dav's Washington Treasury statemenu OF
oosb on hand and deposits in bank compares with
tie 1nrres Of the last previous statement as
follows: g.. O, n,rars,o.s
Net s sSeT on on I'D 30 2S $s5 Dec 2SS
Net isg .na 777e25 2l655O4O Dec ODD $40
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
6orses ano Carriages.

4 -FL1AANpIlR;Agg, - = pGFo5;oMr.sr.
hL1'rGENIt cAkRiAGES Of the best class
STSPENSION BROUGIIAMS.
q SPRING BKopGHAMS,. Nc
Mail H- Phaietons, Pau Carts, LandaSsSs,
soSnIPSEE e.PAsSENGER RoCKAWAYs.
EXTENSION FRONT.
WAGONEpTES,
DEPOT WAGONS,
CURTAIN ROCKAWAYS.
OUR PATENTS
ON BUCKB0ARDS.
Oak surreyF, Oak Wagons, OAK Run
sbouts, 2-passenger Buckboards, 5-passen'
ger Buckboards, 4-passenger Buekboa5Gs'
Oak Dos.a,D97 OAK pgrolss, 1 "a NIX SII;c''
BOARDS.
sinelc. Duals, Triplets, all kinds OF sprtngs;
ALL NOVELTIES in OAK AND FAINT
FOR ONE AMI TWO HORSES.
Agents for Broeket & futile GO. Light
ROAD WAGONS, LIGHT VEHICLES
Doctors Wagons. Surrey wagons
Ladies Phaetons. Xis-a.Vls% .,,,o,.,.
Light Stages, TX. oop NsV4ioto'''
Spider Phaetons. ContfaGtots Joos'
Pony Phaetons. Saxon Th asIgohs'
MINIATURE TRAPS, ALL KINDS.
FOR CHILDREN,
Making the largest and most diversified as
sortment OF Carriages In the United States
OVER 232 DIFFERENT STYLES
Don't purchase q carriage in town
Or out until you gay US q PEFseooNs
IN THE WORLD
OVER 100
SECONDHAND Styles SAIiSiA'A1' An0'A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25

Net cash bal e272 Ash oes s27o o5e Dec
The higher rates for money in London held
the rate for short sterling firm, while 6O-day
actnal business as follows: Bankers bills at
$3.50 "a and "a 81 ga for long and short
sterling respectively French francs at go 3Io
and 5.I7 1-2; reichmarl1s at "a By ana 30 DID,
and guilders at 40 lie and 40 5-l6.
In London British consols were steady at un,
changed quotations-96 1916 for money and
is per cent higher Mt 81 l-le Tor account
In the open market money ruled at 1-4a3 l-2
between bankers and at 3 rs per cent for dis
count of bankers bills Bar silver was steady
at AZ 0-l6d per ounce, English sta3dord.
American railways were reactlve, pnt ruieu urn
WITH small fluctuations. At Paris French per
cents rose to $3.50. and sight exchange on London
ruIel az 2526 IL francs for sterling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
HEMLoCK-NoN.ACIp
Gorses an0 CARRIAGES.

6orses ano Carriages.
I S. REMsoN, 500 SCI and 500 Grand.
i. st., BrookIyh-rorse owners paradise;
light carriages OF every description hama,
made harness for ali purposes; village and
road carts, business and depot wagons, ana
every other article pertaining TO the horse
the only one-price house In the business, and
that the lowest.
GENTLEMAN having lost his horse win
VI sacrifice balance OF Outht for third
value; Brewster Sdeha5 s Top buggy, lar,
ter, robe, rug and blankets cost over
500 last January sold separately private
stable, rear. Inquire II West 4ith,it
SPECIAL
- Knew lime Dry Goods Wagons.
New Line Laundry Wagons
New Line Carpenter wagons.
New Line MIX Wagons.
New Line Depot Wagons
New Line Road Carts.
New Line Buggies.
RACINE WAGON Co, l5S-l55 spring.st.
SPAWN CURED,-Bony spawn absolutely
= and permanently cured; horses treated
nc our own stables. JerOme-aye. and l69th-
81 satl faction guaranteed or no eharge'
For further information address NJ. w. WILL
SON ( CO.. 10 West 29dst.
TLBURY for sale. 7th-ave.
V AT NSURPASsED FHCTLITIES IN
THEIR NEW MAMMOTH BUILDING
FOR THE CAREFUL STORAGE CF
FINE CARRIAGES AND SLErGHs, a.
III" For Broushsms, Coupes. T.carts, Coupe.
Roekaways and other 4-passenger vehicles
SO 30 per month.
Barouches and 6.passenger vehicles SIS per
'''' For Ph,etons. Road Wagons. Carts and
For ss E:A :ssns ps RSaS q
For slelghs seating 3 or Z persons
For sieiehs seating persons. 81 80 pei
"0I IF INTENDED FOR SALE, 4 PRICE,
CAN BE NAMED WITHOUT FuRTHEH
CHANGE EXCEPT COMMISSION
wFG SE 'GfRq a sToeEE OF 9, IL! eo 20.
varied kind In the city on pTiys4S, ss a y
HAND HARNESS or ALL GRADES ant
uo9XAN. TIIsSSEGJ5b, :, ! = K sAPosTTbn
1870 AND 132 EAST 18TH ST., ,,r
/ Through % 1875. 1917. 100 EAST l2TII.sT
Citp Real estate Go Get.
CHARLEs Buck q co. oner for sais
u the last OF their private houses viz:
| Nos. lO5.l0T West I'D -.
Very choice medium sized houses on the
north side OF tho finest residence street IN
tho city
! Also,
Nos $50 and l38 West 64th'sei
| Handsome 2OX23 foot houses decorated sno
ready " move Into,
Particulars at once, l,ls7 Oth'aver cor
72d.-st
n IRST-CLASS 4-s'ory houses; ~ zoo
L to $500, near my ofice. STEVENS
Oth.aVe., cor. O3d.st.
rpO LET.-Lofts, SO n. by % ~. steam
| i elevator with or without steam power
! GEO. Il. EDDY. 1913 MadlsOn.st.
Two LET'S West 47th.st., 4.story an
i basement: newly decorated finely stu
ated 20 private family only, at &3. 900. Ap
ply 10 premise, or 20 Nassau-st. Room Os
-oD.sT. WEST s5TH ST. WEST.-De
10 sirable four.story houses, with al
modern improvements, 10 ront from Oetohe
1 For particulars apply 10 \. u. BOURNE
Agent IS West e3dse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25

C0TTON -The spot market decIIned IIUc more to-day,
and tradlne was light Sales 4lG baos Tor consumption.
d., recopts 80 $50 bales against 27707 bales lat
and 30 $50 bales this day last year Since September
receipts the ports Aggregated 1888 i53 bales against
90 IA bales the corresponding time last year.
Quotations based American standard Of classified
Han.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
THE DAY IN THE BOND MARKET

A per cents at i2S and s33. 900 1-2 per cents
AZ l05 IA. At the Stock Exchange there were
sales of $4,000 per cents registered al J OS rs,
or Ia per cent below the Treasury figures, Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25

tlLEs At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND PB.
7KOLEUM EXCHANGE.
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-09-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Number OF miles. 1s5 -, 10 ann ~ za666
Second week in Sept. s224l5 sIIZ99 go 5 dIV
Jan. / 70 Sept IA. 552 oIo'oZf 'oo'oio
1887 1855. 1889.
For the week .... e0897 1863 s0,759,51 81 go. 23S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-01
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

Marriage licenses were issued In Wash
iDgton yesterday to Harry Eamich and Der.
tie Gruob, of Lovettsville, Loudoun county
Mr.. James McKeowD, miller at Mr.. T. F.
Burroughs mill, mashed his hand quite Sc.
verel7 yesterday with large wrench, while
adjusting the machinery.
little child of Lucy Thompson, color
ed who lives on south Washington street
was badly burned yesterday by playing in
the fire in the room in which she and some
other children had been left.
Mrs Cordelia Hdcn. widow of the late
Joseph Hidden, aud we'll known in this city
died suddenly al her home in Orange county
asst Friday. ID CEASED was the aunt of Mr. w
W. Scott, seer eiary Of the State democratic
comr,ittee.
The total amount of -four inspected in this city
by Mr.. Is. h. Hancock, deputy inspector. for the
quarter ending September 30, was S,99S barrels
OF q grades.
The tou rnament at the D,iving Park this even
lug was we'll attended.
Mr. G. E. Price will have for sale in market to-
morrow fine lot Of fresh lit water tsiors, trout
and rock fish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-01

COMMITTEE MEETING.-The democratic
com mii,ee of this Congressional district and
toe chairman OF the committees OF the coun'
ties comprising thia district met at the dem.
ocrnlic headquarters this morning and per-
a,su Hon. J. 5 Barbecue, acting chairman of
IN. Safe commit ee, aud Messrs. Scott and
Shepuerd. secretaries. The members OF the
committee discussed the methods of conduct
ing the campaign and thorough organ Ia
,on is TO bs Effected in each county. Re-
poits from the various counties show that
She democrats are 10 excellent trim and will
render excellent accounts on election day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-01
Colored Convention

mnch talked of colored State conVen'
ST. ..,Iled through the colored indepeno-
e,,. : u r,i,tee of this district, conVeneu W
49, O'clock in the Friends mee'.De
, No.. Garner of Wolfe and st. Asapn s.l ee'e'
'rne,. ara 40 delegates present, rep
-, oe c,nn,i-s. The delegates were 81 gu
,hSneiss,ic set and we're Of one accorG III ieei'
So rho colored republicans OF virginia
.ns' ,n ,t rareivipg that recognition that Is que
a. a., fs,tbful workers in the repuoucan
- THE convention was lot copnneu "
V;rainia republicans, for there were sese' oa
,,.ssnt from Georgia, LOUISIANA, Aennoseoo
"a Alabama, who addressed the neeHns
raosrtiog tie stand The coloreu Vo'oie ~. VI
V;rc,nia should take in this campaign. 1ne
convention was called through the CON- mi. !:
fee by The urgent rogue ts OF the dissa1isueo
color.d element, which seemed 10 Do 10 mosI
every couaty in The State. Inomas a. y.
Clemens was unanimously elected chairman
Of tbs convention and made speech, in
which ne said IF necessary, we Will put
an independent colored candidate In tho
field this November. 1 am opposed to Gen.
Malone and propose to fight him upon the
merits that he IS not the choice OF me coiof'
ed people of the Commonwealth OF Virginia,
and q 10 gled 10 learn that there are 30
many of our people that are OF the same
opiuiou. Not only have we given the re-
publican party our controlling votes, but inc
alleged wrongs of the colored people nave
furnished that party its only capital In trade
for more tim quarter of a century"
Geaiga w. Fremont was elected secrt-
tary and Robert Hopkins sergeant at arms.
4 committee on resolutions was then az
pointed ard were celebrating when this re
port closed, and the convention was still IN
session with closed doors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-01

COMPROMISE EFFECrED-Judge Hughes
in the u. S. Court to-day entered an order
directing commissioner Fowler to pay over
the money arising feom the sale of the Alex
andria Canal property-one half to the city
and the other half to the stockholders. The
government being the largest stakeholder
will receive the largest share of the one
half 10 ne paid the stockholders. The order
s in coLfJrmity with the compromise agreed
upon recently between the counsel for the
city and the government, as stated 10 yes
terday's GAZETTE The city will receive
about $40 900.