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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Ger wunnerer.
Grfnnnhettarnth.
EeuerIbi6e n.

Da Teuersefabr in ieosm 9auie unb
All isoer Belt eintreten tam, 10 berte
man taribsr nadb, tpelde Mittu lnb
&rdfte rerbanben iino. I'M elm aus,
EredenSes Ssusr gu 2DiAen, unb tpie
man b;eitlbtn ain beften unb ihnsuten
pertpertben tann. 4uh iolten Nads
barn barber otter beratbihlaser, oa-
nit Seoermann getuoppnet 1T, i'm Sal
bas nnslid bereinbri4t. 9eiber pers
lierer, oie meifen Meniden ben &ppf bei
ausbredenoer Teuerssefatr, ret!en tpobl
einen eilsrnen Diem aus einem pberen
Stcdtpert unb laHen Elm 2inb perbrer,'
men. ST MAJ, auf bic @efabr porbe.
reitet, 10 tan, man init Seitieteit unb
@ube feline MnOrbnun8sn trefsn. -
Die 25iAmittel tuenoe man porsugs:
meiie sese1 ben sefdbrIidifen 9untt
NIT aler Rraft an. Cine tleine Mense
MaGer, oils 26iamittel sebraudt,
fa3t Elm srObes Seuer nur nod mebr
ar, fenn bic grpbs 0iRe SerIest es In
WaFer uno Sausrifcf, uno mirb bic
0ise bobur@ nlr I'm 10 Sr6Ber. I'm.
reines @aHer lDi9t better als reines
Wa6er. Sat mai &loun que 9ano,
10 IDle man bapon i'm @ahsr auf. Siren.
nenoes Del unb Set tpe.oen nidt nit
WoGer, ionberu NIT Sano uno Glbe
aelbldt. Gin brennenoer SdDrnitein
wirb gsIbiGt, bab man aui's Dod eilt
unb bic Osfnuns nit naRen Gddsn,
gsttosden u. osl. Iuftbidt fdliebt.
@aFer i9Gtte man niGt binetn. Das
0erbrennen bon Gdwefel 1T gu emp:
feb[en, ba Der bide Nualm benz Seusr
Die SUIT abIan:ioet. 8ridt bas Seuer
i'm Snnern bes 0auies aus, 10 idlieBs
man n Dslidft bic Mubenluft ab ; bfnsi
maj, glei9 Seniter unb TbureH, 70 tpirs
oas Seuer idsnel 81 teQer 6lamme an
eefadt. Oeffaunsen, ourd weIde biz
6lamme brinst> psrfopfe man nit Waif,
no1len Dedsn uno oBl. uno beaiebt
bisislben nit DoTsr. Bohin Der Wint
bas Seuer treibt, ra III Die erbbte g.:
fabr, ba Belle unb rdume man 5uerif.
Sebr rddt es ii4 tei Ssuerssefabr.
penn uuoronuns i'm 9anstalte berrfht
wenn nidt jeoes Ding. :. .. Sdla6e
unb 2Dldserdibidaften, einen beitiunm
ten Ylas babsn, no fe isoerseit ssfun
ben rperoen fDnnen. 9e tteuren Ya
tent gsuerl5lGer tann man fth auf bsl'
liee Art fslbft betfteaen: Nan nebm,
2 piunb Sals uno l pfuno Mmmontt
mariatipen Salniaf au Z @alonel
WaHsr Tlae btsb ouf Slalam Uni
perfe einise iclGe 6laihen In ote Slam
men, 10 bab iie serbrs@en.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Nusber ShuIfube.

2etrer: Stun, Jag NAL Srib, fannf
cu mir rObI anseben,, uis bel 3dhne
Der Curb bat?"
Stik: yDas garss Maul pol."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Sn Der SAule.

Sn OCT SWWle.
2ebrer: ~@as bait bu ben1 at bei'
r,srs Obr, 3apsrl, oab bu es INNER 3ls
bdltf 2"
SGuler: ~Nidts, i4 balte es nur
3u, neil ber GER 2ebrer INNER iaat,
Bel MIR gebs olles Bel eiaetn DIR hinein
l,nb beim anbern tpieber berals."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

@arpn lam Sarelbtiid): ~mir
idsint, t9 fanse all au fparen 3! @ieoer
I'M 1000 Mart tpentser - Shulben
senladt u%ersansenes Sa9r!"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
I. Dbererdier

/. Dbererdier.
Das fran,bRide Raisras,
Das Gnaulgras,
Der WieisnfuhsIhpan1
Der Mieienihpinsel,
9os Eimo:hpgras,
Oas ita!ienilds Haigras,
D1s semsine Giipenstas,
Das poaiBe Qon!gsras,
Die ueie5e Erelps.
II. untergrdfer.
DaS easriiae Raisras,
Das Wislenriipsn8rcs,
Ser gotphaiet,
Eas 5%icringras,
Sas Rammsras,
Ser Shaiihwinsel,
Sas @eruhgraS.
Ser psridisoeabldttrissS @mingeI.
Sn geyus ouf Die nuaiiia! t9stlt Der
prattiIAe Qanowirtb bic Suttergrdisr IN
quite, nsiiteIsu!e uno idle@te Elm. es
uerfett ita Don ielbif, SaB Die bsReren
@rdler por,usstpeile ansubauen fino,
rpabrenb bic miite!sulsa Guttersrdi:r
nur ausnabnlausiIs uno suar aui iolhen
8Doen an8ebaut wsrosn, tuslde ibnen
beioncsrs ,uiasen uuo aui benen Die on,
lpruhsbolsren btfsren III Der Reesl
nkht metr rsdt ~geosibsn. !9ier fat man
Die Wahl:
l. 9as franbFIde Gaisros,
70. Das anaularas,
3. Das IiH,OtbpSros,
A. 9as Acknowledgements,
S. Sea observation-disclosures,
6. Das ausoauernoe eaglilde Gai9ras.
z. Oen Golobafer,
8. Den @ieienIninseI,
9. Ga8 geraeine 3ilpsn5ras.
@ir tucGsn bieier 2ifs nod bos feb
i4dsbare italieniide Raisras beifigen
unn tpir bobesl bnrtfl 10 aiseejeiAnet
Sattsrsrdier, welds porsassmsiie an
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

8Inbige ausfunft.
u@ie esbi Is Sbnea 2"
vDante, gull"
vI1no pas modt Ssr Scbn?"
.E@ulcen!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

- Sn grocer @efabr BON aasrlsi
Gals uuo 8ruitrantbeiten befaQen 81
speroen, fino bic tlsinen 2inber In isrer
2riedperiooe. Man iiberasuge fid
nur einmal tpie un3dblig piele Stau5:
tbeilden aus benz Ga!pet auIfiegen bel
ieoem 8ortpdrtSrutiasn bss Rinoes uro
ades bisb muB bas arnae &tnn einatts
mer. Dies III AUDI cine @efatr uno
nidt bic einstge, tvelde bas uGarpet'
unmelsn" nit iih brinst. Mber abers
asusen tafIen fi9 Die Srauea bisrourd
niGt, Der Garpst barf nireenos feblen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
BUR BfIege fleiner &inber.

Gtt1e uble @eEpo9n1eH Ut e9, NsuneH
Rinoern BEL jsoem Sdrsien Nabrsng
at reiden. Dit idreisn 'iie, neil esr
MaAen iiberfalt 1T unb bic iauer ees
iuproene Wtild ben Ma5en nno ben BON
@oien ausssbsbrtsn Garmtanol reiSt
uno Samsrasn peru,iaht. 8sitimnste
@tunoen iolten iomobl sur Nosrangss
einnobn1e, als aua gum Shlafe etn'
sebalteu usrosn, 70 naB t6 oas aino
oatan gepobut. alesne ainoer iraten
ni9t baran sen59nt Deroen. aaf Den
Mrmer coer Gnisen etnauIdfaien, uno
ant aller,psnistsn ioQtsn fe idlafsno
umbergetraeen tusrosn, bic 3et bes
SAlafes mlHsn lie TN Bette subringer.
Oas @ntpbsnen ioQte ME pl0slid, foas
bern nur oamdbl,a ssidshsn, bas ainb
muB porber naG uno nad an onoere
Nabrunssmittel ssr65nt poroen fsi
Die @inlpirtung Der Rdlte peruriaht,
nddf Der f~eblerbaften G~rndbruns, bic
mei1sn &rautbeiten. R1mentlia Doc
Ger ginwirtung ealter Bunoe mih.n
feline alaosr seihist tperoen. @roBs
i0ibs unb sroB. &dtte fnb Soofei,oe
tlesner atncer. Waa laf1e fih Die Mrs
belt nes 8aoens nidt nerorieBen, ab:
waiHurgen fDnuen ein 8ao nidt eries
Zen. 2alte Wal1uuSen lolten crit boz
geaonnten peroen, uenn Die Climber
islbaFdnois ss6sn t5nnsu, nuo nifen
lie eft nah uno mad baran eeDD9m
wereen. Mit Murmmitteln niEo lei
2insern bel aa bel llafug 9etrieben
uuos 4aosn anssridtet. @eiunOs Na9'
runs uno reselmdBise geroaauns uno
2s;bsaDTnuns perbnlet ba5 WaGStbum
BON ariissnern. Die Wirmer geoeie
ZEN nur no fort uno fost gaulnibp-cs
butte I'M Darmfanal ;uriid5 ehalten tuer'
Den. I'm aubmi!d ber Mutterm;id
usbr sIei4 at MAIDEN, toAe man Die:
!, ielbe ab, eyi5erne ben auffteigsnoer
@abm unb fise etuas 3uder uno acd'
i. fal; bin,u. uebsrbaupt 1T es gut, aud
fir dltere ainber, Der NilA ettuas
Sals binsaauIiSen, bas beftrosrt BIZ
8~erecuunS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
MufeeIDfe Berlpbuns.

uStatt belonosrer Mrasise: Mrtbur
@inOis, Min9en Slug - 3erlobte."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04

- @esen @inswurm aSaliepIfdure
Elm eutes Mittel, maj, permiIde oisielbe
NIT Set pSsr 2usmoline ;u elmer Solbe.
70 0ieFerfpibea pDa init einem gbI6i'
fel pDl Gett.l Aud fann man oieIelbe
nit Collection perr1ersen uno nit einem
4inIsl a~uitrasen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
GiutbeiIungb er @rafer.

snr bic prattilden Gnbausnede tbeilt
man bic @gdjer sin IN Oberz urb nnters
gydier.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
S@ers mnS Grnf.
Memes @prIdwprt.

Gin Mann - eiA @ort /! Gin Meib
- Elm @5rterbuh I!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-04
Gin Sa4ner fdnbiser

u@iTsn sic, tpenn bic gila nit
eebD:te,. tpiitbe ih aaes einreiBen -
tbdifens bas Dad piroe t9 itsben
luHen."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01
Tie Samonn Disaster.

The following particulars of the disastrous
S orw at Apa have been rec lived The
hurricane burst upon the harbor suddenly
on the morning Of March 10th. The Ger.
man man-of war Eber, the first vessel to
drag her anchor, became unmanageable, and
was driven On the reefs She struck, broad
siGo on Most Of her men were under
matches, and scarcely soul of them escap-
ed The German war-ship Adler was the
next to succumb. She was lifted by gil
gantc wave and cast on her beam ends on
the reef Many OF her officers and crew
plunged into the surf and struck out, some
reaching the shore in safety. Meantime the
US steamer Nipsic had been dragging herau.
choIs AID drlf ing toward the shore. Strik.
inc upon sandbank, boats were lowered,
and the whola company were saved with
the exception OF six men, who were drown
ed by the oapsizing of a boat. The U. 5 ship
Vandalia was carried before the gale right
upon the reef. She struck with o terrible
shock, hurting Captain Schoonmaker against
a Calling gun. Before he could recover
great wave swept the deck, and he was
washed away with others into the sea- Soon
after the Vandaia had sunk, the American
war-shp Trenton broke from her anchorage
aud was driven upon the wreck of the Van
dalia, whence she drifted to the shore. The
bottom of the Trenton was completely stove.
At this time night had set in. Many ma
tives and Europeans had gathered on the
shore, but, owing to the darkness, they were
unable to be of service. As morning broke,
the German man-oiwar Olga, which had
hitherto withstood the gale became unman-
ageable, and was driven upon the beach,
where she ley in toerably fair position.
Queen Victoria has cabled through Lord
Salisbury, to the British legation in Wash
ington directing that her earnest sympathy
be expressed to the President of the UniJed
States on the terrible naval misfortune ct
samoa and the deplorab!e loss of life. In
reply. the President expressed his warm APP.
probation, and that of the whole people OF
this country, of the Greens considerate
sympathy 90 the calamity that had over
whelmeG our naval forces at Samoa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01
LOCAL RREVITIES.
a !orpoise weighing one hundred pounds
was caught in trap net in Mani ENJOY Creek
few DAYS ago. and killed with an oar.

A :'orpoise weighing one hundred pounds
was caught in trap net in Mani ENJOY Greek
few days ago, and killed with an oar.
The sgent of the Schuyler Electric Light Com
pany has invited the Committee on Light OF the
City Council and some of tho city officers TO go to
Hsgerstown on Wednesday evening to see how
that place is lighted by the Schuyler system
There was quite severe hail storm eal ly yes
terdsy morning and the weather was very cool ,
but later it moderated, and in the evening the
temperature was mild and spring-like. The
churches all had fair congregations.
The steamer City of Alexandria having bsen
overhauled and given her spring coat of paint,
has resumed her place on the Washington line.
Both ferry steamers are now running.
The horses recently purchased for the Hydraul-
inc company give general satisfaction. They
were hitched to the engine to-day and drew 1t
through the strcots with case.
Lewis, the little son of Mr.. Amos Woodward,
continues extremely i'll at his fathers home, on
south Lee street This little fellow has entirely
lost his sight.
A meeting of republicans was held in this city
on Saturday night last st which Col. D. A. Wind
sor was endorsed for postmaster.
The regular monthly meeting of the directors
OF the Board of Trade will be held tomorrow
night.
This is AL FOOLS Day, but the jokes have been
few and practiced mostly by the younger folks.
The oyster dredging scsson has ended.
April showers have already commenced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

q,ryry CoURr.-Judge d. N. Chichester.
J2JN'' Com. VS. Geo Jackson, charged
..aiinr harness Jury and verdict OF
sin '.' .onrrocei to y months imprison-
gai.,' III and fine OF s. and cost.
nea..' T.. VIM Fell; charged with assault
1 [r.o Gould fued - and cost.
% J" ~ -. Fred Goldman assault on Con-
III R Bowen jury and verdict of 80
t'y= ~ # error having been refused by
a Mi ~ Court in the case against Boyd,
ile - I'D Of assault and sentenced to the
'a.'''s,.jary, the previous order oIthe Court
nov 90 into effect,
Is. g ggg Is Brcckeit; debt; case continued
p, 'r's Herback charged with carrying on
.oy VS. fined 80.
7} n II. johu-ton was admitted to practice
10 5 ,a.. scaias, W. c Johnston for felonious
."ft and selling liquor on Sunday were
c92'.aI is.t will and testament of Maria Sy-
,r,s admitted to probate and VIM. Sy-
Iaa1 arppoirted administrator.
F''A oPt 10 sell liquor were granted to
~, IN n Ozark, W. {. Johnston, Elizabeth
A, Sa-t 'a adjourned til Court in course.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK. April 1.-The stock market was
quiet but generally weak at the opening, first
prices in most of tho active shares showing lossss
of from q to y per cent. from Saturday closing
prices. The business done, usual, was still con-
fined to a limited number of the active shares. At
IL o'clock the market was dull and firm, gener-
ally at shade under the opening prices. Money
easy at 3a4.
BALTIMORE, April 1.-virginias consolidated
=; psst-due coupons =: dc 1040s 35a36 ;
do IS 653sa6G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

A cold of unusual severity which l took last
autumn developed into difficulty decidedly ca
arrhal in all its characteristics, threatening re-
turn of my old chronic maady, cstsrrh One
bottle OF Ely'5 Cream Balm completely erAdicatcd
every symptom of that painful and prevailing
disord E. w. Warner, 165 Hudson St, Roches-
ter, N. Y.
CatarrEI.-For twenty years was sufferer
from catarrh of the head and throat By few
applications of Ely's Cream Balm l received de-
cded beneft-was cured by ono bottle Char
lotto Parker Waverly. N. Y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01
T,,cirBusincss Booming.

Probably no one thing hiss caused such gener
al revival of trade at E. S. Lead oeater, & Bros
Drug Store as their giving away to their custom
ers of so many free trial bottles of DR.. King S
New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade is
simply enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures and never dis
appoints Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
roup, aud all throat and lung diseases quickly
cared You can test it before buying by getting
t,il bottle free, large size 81. Every bottle
warranted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

W. EEHNoN AVENUE Mes-rs. Harlow
heed and Hume, Of The MI Vernon Avenue
Association, went to Washington on SGtnr
e5y bad avery pleasant interview with
N9I Haios in reference to the survey Of the
Noposed avenue Col H ssid he would
survey thee routes and let the Secretary CT
War make the selection Mr.. Harlow says
u Is Very important that persons living along
zoe me already surveyed by the association
.teir lands
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

vopg CHAPTERS Judge Stuart, OF the
c' rg Court, few days since granted
- .f.-.or Incorporation 10 the River and
= ', .'o. Dred,iog Company. The object of
-. l.'' .omrsny is the manufacture, purchase
,- -3 ala e Of dredging boats, machinery, &c.
a.. c,,i.a stock is to bs$l ,000 900, divided
. ..s . 1srai of 100 each, and the principal
.S = 10 he in this city. The officers
g1-9 are y. :. Kenyon, president; J. K.
r y,-, vice president, and j. Fraser sec
,. g,r,. ard troasurer-alI Of Washington.
' 0r .sprday judge Stuart granted char
.. ~ 5acoruo-aflon to the Mutual Real Es
,.,s Impqag. If this city. The object Of
u. co9p.ny is to deal 10 resi- estate in this
c'r.~iin the States OF Virginia, North and
-oar,, Carolina Georgia. Alabama and the
H..-,ct Of Columbia TIE capital stock is
T.. 10 NOT lees than 5000 nor more than
5O divided into shares OF 500 each,
,-5 ,bs principal office is to he in this city.
T5s oli,ers are D n. Rust, president Geo.
Wi.a secretary. and w Hullish, treasurer,
who with W H and c. r. Helmuth and G.
] Vie. are the directors named. They are
a Of thls city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

BALTIMORE. April 1.-cott"u nominal; mid
ding 1Oisq1OA. Flour dali and nominally
easier Wncat-southcru fairly active and lower;
Fulz 93.103 lDngbcrry 95aloj: Western
steady; No winter red spot snd April SSaae9;
May S9AsS9i II June S9Aa90; July S9l4aS9i2
Corn-Southcrn firm and shade higher; white
42al3 yellow 11a42i4; Western firm; mixed
spot II bid; April AZ; May 41Aaf2; steamer
los, s41A. Oats steady; Western white 32a
33l1 do mixed 29431. Rye nearly nomi nal at
56s57 Hay less firm; prime TO choice timothy
S16a17. Provisions firm and quiet. Butter
steady; Western packed 1920; creamery %.
Eggs steady at 1oias11. Cohec quiet; Rio car
goes fair 1s5. Sugar strong; soft "a. Whis-
XIV quiet at 81 II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

Flour is quiet but very steady; the receipts
from country mills have been falling off for sew
eral years, and have been particularly small dur
ing the past season. As the great hulk of the
Wheat crop last year was more or less injured
the range of prices make long list, running from
60 for screenings and rakngs up to lob for choice
longborry. Corn is firm at ii y to 1925. Rye
80 to So Oats 30 to % Eggs to 10 and dull
Butter 16 to So Potatoes 80 to 40 for Virginia
Western and Northern seed 60 to 20. Other pro.
ducc is without change. Fish are lower. Mill
feed is weak and in fair supply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

PEGsoNAL-M Miss Annie Bentley, of Lees
hlrpbss returned from New York and Phil
aieIphis, where she has been delightfully."-
entertained By friends
Gen aud Mrs W. II Lee expect to leave
Washington their home 10 Fairfax coun
Iy dnriug the coming week should the Gen
erals condition continue to improve "a
ispidly rs it mas within the past few DAYS
Mss L a Smoot OF this city, sailed from
havana for New York on the 2Sth ulT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured, by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal Injector free. Sold by E.
:. LeadbeAter * Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

GEORGETOWN CATTLE NJ ,EKET, April 1.-Peef
Cattle were offered and sold follows: best ) i2a
4: good 3a3l6c medium 2l2a3c; common
2a2l2. So Sheep and Lambs were offered
and sold Sheep sold at 4a54c, ard Lambs
(spripc) Sa11c; Lambs (falll 5s6kc Calves 5a6c.
10 Cows and Calves brought $20s40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

AlFX ANDRIA COMPANIES IN FOREIGN
LANDS The Caracas and la Guayra Gable
Company. bich was chartered in this city
last year, held it, first annual meeting here
recently, when the following officers were
elected for he ensuing wear d. NJ. Sabin,
PRESIDENT; James i Barbour, vice pres-
dent Samuel Norment, treasurer; NJ. A.
B.uuger secretary. Senator Sabin has al
50 bccn elected President of the American
Teepbooe Company (Consolidated). The
seeue ofcperations OF both these companies
i.in South America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

POLICE REPoRT-Last night was mild
and clear till about y o'clock when it be-
came cloudy. There were two prisoners and
one Iodger at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following cases:
Jao s.mm7, colored, arrested by Officers
HAYES and Bonlz charged with the larceny
of$li from Mr.. Theo Balenger, was sent
total for -ix months. Simms for some time
pa,t has heen drawing money from Mr.. Bal
leDperwhch he was to work out on the fish
Ing shore aud after getting there and work
iug a few days deserted while in debt to Mr..
Bale, ger.
SAM Madderson, arrested by Officers Nc.
Cueu and Mccain, for being drunk and
dsorderly was fined 81 80.
Susan Carter and Enma Grant, beth col
ucd, charged with throwing oilal in an al
sy,qud Charles Nightingale and Geo. Rogers
70. throwing s'ones in the street were dis
claged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

SLEEPLEss NEGHTs, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
Remedy for you. Sold by E S. Leadbeater
& Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

NEW YORK, April Cotton firm; uplands
10 l6; Orleans 10 &c futures qniet and
easy. Flour dull and weak. Wheat active and
steady. Corn dull and steady. Pork quiet at
S13a13 %. Lard dull and weak at 81 40.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

OF TIE COLUMBIA BRICK WoRKs-Mr.
Ion - iGas a9ctioneor sold to-day at public suc-
W. terloo station, on the Alexandria s.
ts'S ls'ou Railroad for Messrs Cation & Mush-
=. -. o y. IN the suit OF Agnew & CO.
and IN NC'nmbis Brick Company, The franch Uses
sid ~ gu 1ae real aud personal property of the
,ri 'a.cS company, consisting of two tracts of
S,ra, .. =. Waterloo station, containing about 90
s1si . aoge'her with the machines, machinery,
tose e's. boilers, tools and other appliances, %
I'M -. mules, II wagons, bricks office furni-
lon n NC, to Mr.. VIM. c. Morrison, of Washing
al W.. -. y Tor $4,000. Tho attendance ct this
:tp, as iSfge number of capitalists being pre-
'Io the bidding WAS spirited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

HQus RArmEoNE DIV, No. 8, u. R. X. OF p,
ALEXANDRIA Va April /, 1889
Attention, Sir Knights: You are hereby noti-
fed TO appear at the new armory, Sarepta Hall,
Tuesday evening, april ID, at o'clock sharp. 1t
is the desire of the Captain that every member at
tend, as there W he business of great importance.
BY order of SAML. l.. Monroe, Sir Kt. Com
InrIs BRILL Sir Knight Guard. Apl Ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

CHICAGO, April Ill a. m.-Thc May options
are now quoted as follows: Wheat 1905: Corr
$50, Pork So 80; Lard 81 1915; short ribs
So 22l, asked, Sc % asked. July Oats 25Hs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

pSATR- Mrs. Mary Ann Markell, wild
wv OF The late Geo H. Markell, died at her
4ene' on south Lae street, this morning,
s,e' 8 Ione illness, in the 70ch year Of her
lapt Samuel J Booth, we'll known
,Esi man of this city, died st the resid nee
y a's son-ini law, Mr.. T, C-ump, on upper
.alee tree Yesterday evening, CT p0eu
mona. aged G9 vcars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

RI, N c A. NOTES Meeting Of the
ja,a, al Directors in The Association par
~, = at 30 tonight.
Tr9o0aand class al $40 p 70.
s1on Nc association meets at $50 to night to
-'Op new constitution.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

lssiyG rcHooNBR.-Tbe schooner Grace
~, stu. oadsd With fertilizer for this
~, y. sailed rom New York on March 18Th.
,o date nothing has been heard OF
A. ana tesrs entertained OF her safety.
as'''' VaH eceived here yesterday from
schooner ''' ~ ~ 80 =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

Rrss- CONFEDERATE VETERANs-Tho regular
MONTH mooting of +. E. Lee Camp Confederate
Veterans will he held on Monday evening April
LIST, 1889, st $50 o'clock After the meeting the
committee of arrangements on the unveiling of
the statue will meet.
mh302 EDGAR WAKEFIELD Adiutant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01
LOCAL MATTERS

~. section rsin, colder weather, north
,srIy winds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-04-01

Fish. Since saturday about 5000 her
as nave teen received ct Fishtown. most
saea came here from Washington
mere the were taken from the lower river
" So mer= but found no sale. Prices
,,Ilgso '7cm $625 to s. per thousand
. s''1y Of re fish were struck aud shipped
% lsa sts he country