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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
BY n. ". Rowe
aud
John T. Goidn,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" DESIRABLE AND CENTRALLY-LOCATED
BRICK DWELLING on NORTH SIDE OF MAIN
BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH Reef.
KNOWN AS THE "LOWER ARLINGTON
HOUsR."-By virtue a decree OF tho Chancery
Court OF the city Of Richmond entered on the
2sth day OF January, 1879, In ths case Of Vaughan
and ais. rs. Meredth's assignee, &c, the under
signed, special commissioners Will sell at pub
lie auction, on tho premises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2s, 1859,
at o'clock F. NJ, that LARGE AND ADMIRA-
BLY-WELL-BUILr PROFESSIONALISM A ~
MENT BRICK DWELLING No. COZ east " ain
street, containing about sixteen rooms OF nneslze
and pitch, with oil modern Improvements, be-
sides detached kitchen with four rooms.
Tho lot he's front OF IS feet anu depth OF
about l5l feet TO a wide paved alley.
The house a. present and for man years pass,
has been occupied as a hrst-class boarding
house, rarely ever vacant, aud always command
ing good ronL This property will soon 90 In
demand for store purposes, and IL IS liEeiy that
within the neyt few months the lot At the south
east corner of Main and Fifth streets will be Sc
lected as the site for tho new hotel, ia which
event this property will almost double In value.
The attention OF those wishing nrst-class IN
that this property should DO sold and Il Will he
knocked out ut this sale % the highest bidder
and the sale reported TO the Court.
Terms: One fourth cash balance in six,
tweiye, aud eighteen months tor negotiable
notes. interest aided, and title retained until all
tho purchase money Is paid and a convey anco
ordered by the Court. X. II. CALDWELL,
a. X. LEAhE,
Special Commissioners.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
BY Tim berlake B. Frayser,
Auctioneers,
l404 east Main street.

NRUSTEE'S SALE OF ONE OS-
4 GOOD BOOM-DIPPER STEAM DREDGE
AND TWO MUD-SCOWS.-ln execution OF the
provisions OF certain deed from George T..
Ward 70 me a. trustee, dated the 2i day Of Feb
ruary, 1889. aud duly recorded in tho clerks OF
flee Of the County Court o. llenrico county in
Deed Book l26 b. page ., being thereto required
by the beneficiary secured on said deed, shall.
on
MONDAY. OCToBsR q. 1892,
at o'clock p. NJ. OF that dag, sell by public auc-
ton at tho Lock Gates. In James river, at the
loot OF 1wenty-eigh,h street. IN the city OF Rch-
InOnd. Va, one OsGOOD BOOM-DlPPhk
DkEDGR, namo II, 2ix6j feet hull, six feet hold,
with one pair 1xii steam engines. fully
equipped, and aIso two MUD-SCOW-, conveyed
by said deed
Trans: For cash sufficient 10 defray the OK
penses OF executing this trust and to pay of and
discharge a certain negotiable nota for {2,5W
made b. tho said George T.. Ward, dated the 81
day OF February, 1859, and payable three months
after date, with interest after maturity, the
balance upon such terms as the said George <.
Ward may prescribe. and on his failure 20 give
such direction upon such terms "a may be an
nOuoced by mo at the sale.
oc 1917 o. b. HILL, Trustee.
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slemp At Leesburr.

Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.
LgBsDCRG, Va, October IA Colonel Campbell
siefnp, the Republican candidate for I4egtenant-
Governor, spoke hare to-day In the courthouse
70 on audience Of about 100. fully two thirds
boiog Democfats
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15

Schedule IN EGscI
Septem Der -. lssl
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ely iDaily osoep. SUNDAY

NAblfi Nif-F LhttH.
Nos. Is AMI g mako no stops. 80. p sto1s 10
signal ~ Centraha 80. 8 sfoga only on 'isut.
az chester ten,rsllA aud Narchos.er H1l
l. AM - r. % cu sienasG al stations 900,
81, IS %. 81. 81. g AMI 30 Win stop a. all stai't
ioT plssengerh
PyLLMAN-CAR SERVICE
On Trains SOS. lf ami % sieep.ns-car' heiwesl
New Yort snI Tampa. tih l".f Lssks' Hfl,.eI
On Irslns N0A - arI ., sleeping-'sI5 Detwr'l
v ashlneiOn ami Charleston. on Tram 40. .f
sieeping-cars betNeen New iors ald ia 'f.
villo on 1rain ~. g soepirg-.ar uotYos4
" ashingfon aud Savannah.
TIE ONLY ALi-kAl. LINE 10 NOkflLh.
LEAVE ARgiyE
Richmond. .'gO An. Norfolk. l.c p no
kiclmOut...'7.0lt y. Norfolk ll.rl - a.
Norfolk ......'...lA. II. kichm1nG.. t'fl A. 3D.
Norfolk ......'5qJ T. ". Richmond. s. r. 40
These trains also make close cour"c lOls fr
Farnyille. Lvnchburg and south wefteru POINTS
ar al s ations on tho Noriolk ami Wclem f.I..
roac. u. n. 81 LILY. Superin enf-n-
h. I. b. NYERs, General huporinfoninaI
2. NJ. EgEssDN. General Passenger Agent
SOL HAAS. Irarlc MANAGE mya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
By r.. a. CailiD,
Real Esta Q Agent
sc. - Eleventh street.
EIRST.CLASS INVESTMENT.

will sell at auction
THURSDAY, OCTOBER Il, 1850,
az o'clo,k 2. ~, IL BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
LOTS on NarshaI and Clay streets opposite
Chimh0raZo Tara.
There Is no real esta'e IN or around Richmond
that has better future Than has this property.
Unlike all other lowprice suburban lond, Il has
no unsightly or dl.agrsehhle -urroundings, aud
consequently must RAPIDLY grow Ia yaiue. >pe-
culatOrs, Of cOurre, vi be warmly welcomed no
this sale. but II il moro 70 Re desired that heads
OF families with limited means who have not
alree1y purchased honos should attend this
sale and BUY lot, for n tnev have d the money
with which 20 build mouse hey can easily get
e from any building association On sI"h pro-
perry as his.
TEEMs: Easy. Z. A. tATLlN,
oc 10 AuctiOncer.
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Old Hanover Never Tire.
lCorfesDon1onco OF the Richmond Dispstrh. 7

Hewlett, Va. October H. 1881
The Hewlett Democratic Club met last night,
Win large attendance. Enthusiasm reigned
spprems. After the regular business OF tho
clap Wxs oyer gcodiy number enrolled. No
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15

VAUGHAN AND AIS. PLAINTIFFS. AGAINST MERE
DTHs ASSIGNEE. &C.. DFFESDANTS-lN THS
CHASCERY COURT or TIE CITY or RICHMOND
!, Charles W. GOddln, clerk Of said court, GER
tify that The bont required Of tho special COM
mssioners by the decree IN said cause OF Jhnu-
airy p, 1889. has been Guly given.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Febru-
airy, lss9.
Oc 10 CHARLES W. GODDlN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-15
By sutton & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucti0neers,
No. lOli MaIn sirccl.

40. 1914 Main street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
1 ERASE STORE WITH DWELLING
ABOVE, No go WEST LEIGH STREET, COR
NER OF GRAHAM STREET. AND FRAME
DWELLING No. 9)2 WEST LEIGH : RET,
ADJOINING IT on TnE WEST-By virtue u
a certain docd OF trust executed 10 tho under
signed trustee, dated February u, 1852, au1 o.
record In the clersi y orlce Of Richmond chance
~ Court. Deadlock i5i c. page 3lj, default
having been made in the payment Of a portion
OF tho money secured thereby and having been
instructed so 10 DO by she beuehciar! IN san
deed, we shall sell a, public auction upon tho
premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBgR Il, 1883.
AT 40 ole 0ck T. ~, the above described 2 RO-
PERrY. The store situated az the northwest
corner Of Graham and Leigh streets has leen
long used ~ a retail grocery store and has
good dwelling above It.
The dwelling, No. 902, adjoining IL on the west.
has three rooms.
THIS property fronts together % I-l2 feei on
the north side OF Leigh street and runs back a
depth OF 50 feet to an alley ia the rear. IL Do now
occupied by good aud permsnent tenants aud IA
yielding good rental on the Investment.
Terms: Cash sufficient o pay expenses *
sale and 10 pay of the sum Of sS)G2', with In
terest from August II, lsS0, aud credit until
February II, !s9l on $50; balance upon such
terms as will be made known on day Of sale.
C.. II. SUTTON, Trustee.
SUTTON & Co., Auctloonsers. o, u
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UBLIC Al CTION
OF
ur~rF nr.-r fnrsl

4 OF
FIVE BUILDING LOTS
CENTRALLY LOCATED.
ALARGE SPRING or ELEGANT WATER
NOW USED BY THE RICHMOND AND ALE
GHANY RAILROAD SHOPS.
VERY DESIRABLE FOR MANDATORY.
FULL VIEW OF CANDLES HILL PARK.
i22xiOs-3 on SOUTH FIRST STREET
THURSDAY, OcT0BEE l7TH, AT $50 =. ".
The above location Is exceedingly desirable
for email houses, which Will always command
good whito tenants aud al rentablo values equal
70 10 and 20 por cent on investment
TERMS /: one third cgsh six and ty0lYe
mouths, or lol ger II requested at sale.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO..
DC II AuctionceTz.
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DIEDMONr AIRLINE

RICHMOND AND DASylLLE RAILROAD.
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST
PULLMAN sLEEPEks o. ALL NIGHT
frKAfNa
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by request OF tn0 owners ltne WIDOW auu nelTS
OF tho late +. ". +. Franck) | shall sell by pub
lie auction on the premises, on
TUESDAY NEXT, OCTOBER 18Th,
nj O'Clock p. NJ, tho sbovs-named welI-known
ami exceedingly VALUABLE PROPERTY,
fronting about 26H fees on tho south side OF
Broad street, between second aud Third streets,
extending back between parallel lines 1851 feet,
and being one Of tho most spacious and sub
stantial houses in that choice location, where tho
present and prospective value Of property Is as
great "a Ia any locality In the city. Tho walls
are 81 unusual thickness and strength, and arc
not party walls, but belong entirely % this
property.
Tho STORE is OF fine size and pitch, with wide
side entrance, and there is ample space for any
enlargement o. improvement desired. Tho
pr0perfy has been well kept, Is In nice order,
has tho usual cOnyeniences for business and
residence. and with moderate outlay for mod
ern improvements will make a most attract
i've and excellent store. certain TO command
high rent. and prove most solid and desirable
investment
TERMS: One fourth cash, and tho residue on
long credit, Will be fully stated at the time OF
Gale. D. h. ELAN,
ocg AuctOueer
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-25
NUGGETS OF NEWS

Fire destroyed forty wooden buildings
in Chinatown, Sacramento.
Rev. Charles Sturgeon sailed for home
on the City of Rome.
Four contract laborers were returned
TO Germany from New York on the
steamship Trave.
A Boulangist member of the chamber
of deputies was stoned by mob while
attempting TO make a speech at Poni
Fable.
1t is reported that the Standard Oil
company Is trying to buy up all the
natural gas lands OF Ohio and Indiana.
Count Spare, member OF a promi.
nent Swiss family, shot and killed his
mistress, a circus performer, and him
self at Copenhagen.
Overtures have been made to the
Maryland White Lead company to join
the lead trust.
George Lewis, negro living at Bel
den, Tex, was lynched for poisoning
the well Of William Shaw.
Wiilxie Collins is out Of danger.
The premium on gold at Buenos
Ayres has advanced to IS per cent.
Typhoid fever prevails to an alarming
extent throughout the valley Of the
Schuylkill.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-25

The Philadelphia Record, in an
article on business women, mentions
Mrs. Sarah Yendall, proprietor Of
the Providence Worsted mills al
Hestonville. She has been the sue.
cessful manager since her husbands
death, twenty-five years ago, and
the late Mrs. George Brooks was
manager for many years Of the ORR
entail Worsted mills in Philadelphia.
Mrs. J.. @. Beardsley is making a
fortune out Of her invention, bar
rel-making machine, and Mrs.
Adolph Heller manages large dry
goods house. The Misses Bradley
are opticians, and Philadelphia
boasts of several expert feminine un-
dertakers. Then the Misses Drex-
el, Mrs. Bloomfield Moore, Mrs.
Charlotte Pendleton, and Miss Anne
Hallowell are mentioned as careful
and prudent investors and managers
OF large estates.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-25

1t has baen asccrtained that the
tax levy in New York state this
year will be $1,000, 900 more than
last year. the tax being about forty
per cent. higher. Two items cause
this increase. One is $2,242, 900
for canal repairs and the other il
81 ,O00, 600 for the support of state
c0nvicts in idleness. IL the convicts
were put at work on the canals,
they would not only support them
selves, bnt would reduce the repair
appropriation fully fifty per cent.
But then that would deprive some
voters Of work on the canal, and i
row would follow. Men are SO nm
wisely generous that they work
hard and at low wages IN order that
thieves, robbers and burglars may
1.-Two IN idleness. being fed. clothed
and housed at che expense Of the
public: So-called statesmen IN
crease taxes forty per cent. rather
than offend The voters Who prefer to
work themselves rather than permit
conyicls to labor. American poll
ticians are peculiar, to say the least.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-25
A lice SAVING IMpRovEMENr.

A lice SAVING IMPROVEMENTS -
An important improvement is
chronicled in our marine life saw
ing service. After March, 1890, all
steam vessels will be required to car
ry life line rocket. Heretofore
the line rocket appliance has been
confined to life saving service on
shore. A rocket, to which a line
was attached, was fred from NOR
tar gun to the ship in distress.
Sometimes the line became entang.
led, out Of reach aud was Of no use.
Sometimes the aim was missed alto
gether. Now, however, the rocket
aud line will be on board the vessel
and can be fired thence to the
shore. At Washington arocket has
been tested which carries a line L.
600 yards. With appliances like
this, it does not seem that a ships
crew need very often BE- lost before
the eyes Of those on shore, who are
unable to help them.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-25

NEW York, July NO one On board
Of the National line steamship Den
mark, now lying AZ her dock in the
North river, las seen anything of the
fourteen foot python that has been ter
rorizing the whole neighborhood ever
since the steamship arrived. The steve
dores and their men are busily engaged
in unloading the great ship of her cargo,
but il Is not without great deal OF
squeamisaness that they 60 about their
work.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-25

WEsT CHESTER. Pa, July 25.-- The
large stone double decker barn on the
800 acre farm Of Nathaniel Ring, az
Chadd Ford. was entirely destroyed BY
wheat sror,s and an the farmino, ,,tansiIe
wagons. carts, ETC. The barn was one
of the finest in the neighborhood and the
loss amounts to $4,000.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-25

Rs. 4. kAIsER.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-25
A drnmmers' camp meeting has

a drummers camp meeting mas
just been held in Nebraska. It is
not recorded, however, that many
religious conversions took place.
II was merely a weeks picnic and
outing for /, 900 commercial travel
ers. Many Of them had their wives
aud families with them in the woods.
Ii is said the stories that wero told
there have never been equaled since
the narratives Of Baron Munchau-
sen. But it is a pleasant idea, that
Of persons Of the same occupation
taking their families and friends
camping in the woods during their
brief summer vacation.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-07-25

Threatening weather and light local
showers, preceded BY fair; no decided
change in temperature; westerly winds,
becoming variable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-05

BUTLER MAHoNEs BIG WINNINGs.-A
Washington dispatch 10 the Chicago News
says THE poolrocms at The boundary in
The northern part of lde city have developed
a new plunger and ibi4 time it is one of the
F. F. VS. This youthful scion, rumor says,
has won about $30,0 600 in a few daye, and
has avowed hi- purpose OF either breaking
"Monte Carlo, "a the poo-Tooms are call
ed, or himself. Mr. Batter Malone, the son
of ex Senator Malone, is the man, the Capi
iaI says, VINO has won all this money. Mr.
Mahooe, am told, began operations in
humble way several weeks ago, betting 50
or so at a time, until ho bad won 81 600
Then remembering the maxim that fortune
favors the brave" he began 10 bet 800
Success again attended him, and lately be
has been putting thousands of dollars on
his choice and nearly always winning until
his bank account is $50, 900 heavier. Young
Mehcnc's last big winning was 81 600 on
Engiewood on Thursday, and combiDa
ton on four horses worth II 900 was also
cashed on that day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-05
THE RICHMOND TERMINAL CHARTER.

The RICHMOND TERMINAL CHARTER
The hearing of the petition for the attorney
general to commence proceedings for the
forfeiture OF line charter Of the West Point
Terminal Company which is set for the 9th
10 Richmond, will attract considerable at
tenticn The counsel for the company have
nearly completed their answer to the peti
ton of certain complainants whose names
are withheld, and in it an attempt will be
made to reply to every material point raised
by the petitioners. prominent railroad
financer predicts that this move against
the Terminal will, when the Legislature
meets, result in thorough investigation OF
the lease of the Virginia Midland to that
COmpApY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-05
Gnnsu,un.inn z,irah,c.

Il cannot he too often impressed 90 every
one that the much dreaded consumption
(which is only lung scrofnln), is durable, il
attended to at once, and that the primary
symptoms, so often mistaken a. signs of dis
eased lungs, ere only symptoms of an uu
healthy liver. To this organ the system ia
indebted for pure blood, aud to pure bleed
the lungs are indebted no less then to pure
cir for healthy action. If the former is pol
luted, we have the hacking cough, the hectic
fnsh, nights-aweata, and whole train Of
symptoms resembling consumption. Rouse
the liver to healthy action bv the use of DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, take
healthy exercise, live in open air, and eli
symptoms of consumption will disappear.
For weak lungs splitting of blood, abortness
Of breath, chronic nasal oatarrh, bronchitis.
asthma. severe coughs, and kindred affec-
tiops, it is q most wonderful remedy. The
Discovery it guaranteed to cure in ali
cases of diseases for which it is recommend
ed or money paid for it vii be promptly
refunded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-05
Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS was lieutenant

Hon. JEFFERSON DAVIS was lieutenant
aud general in the U. S. army. q member Of
the House and Senate, Secretary of War,
and President OF the Confederacy. He is
still able to do good deal of letter writing,
although now so years Of age. A handsome
Kappa Sigma badge is to be presented to
Mics Winnie Davis, daughter of the ex-
President, in pursuance Of resolutions
adopted at the last conclave of the Frater-
nifty held in Atlanta. Tho badge ia beau.
tiful star and CT escent, fully jewelled with
diamonds and rubes, with pretty attach
menis OF pin and chain, and was made in
LYnchhurg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-05
NINE I.nfcsi and Mos. Rom.nntic.

And now comes the latest and most 70
mantle narrative ia connection with The
taking OFF, of the Austrian Crown Prince.
The dispatch is dated London and is 10 the
following elect
The husband of the lady aud hcr brother
are said to have confronted her with indis-
puteble proof of the knowledge Of laison
existing between herself and ArchduSe Ru.
dolph. She was then urged by her husband,
who is as proud a noble rs the empire boasts,
and also by her brother, to redeem her fault
in their eyes by taking her life. The bus
band is said to have told her that if she re-
fused to follow this advice he would shoot
the Archduke dead as readily s. he would
his own gamekeeper under simIar oifeum
stances, and that he would publish her
shame ut court by nroClaming it to Francs
Joseph and the court dignitarie5. The
Door woman, cowad at the thought OF dis
grace, which would blight her proud name,
and believing that by acceding to the
demands of her Infatuated husband she
would retain her honor before the
world and save the life Of the Grown Pfipce,
for whom she seems to have had passion
ate regard, accsded TO her husbands desire
and took dose OF poison before his eyes,
her brother looking coldly on. as soon rs
thew were assured of the death OF the haro
ness they mounted their horses and rode IL
hot haste to the hunting lodge of he Arch
duke. There they fully cancelled the blight
cast upon their family honor by blowing out
the Archduke's brains. as he lay propped no
with pillows in bed waiting for his 0a'et to
bring him his coffee Then they rode fur
ousIy of, returning at once to Vienna. Since
~. ria hroi hal in
law have sought concealment at Ell, or a.
tered their usual habits Of daily lie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-05
RelIe SfarKilIeu.

FORT SMITH. Ark, Feb. 5.-Word has
been received from Eufala, l. T., that Belle
Starr was killed there Sunday night. Belle
was the wife of Cole Younger, and Jim Starr
her second husband, was shot down by the
side OF Belle less than two years ago. Belle
Starr was the most desperate woman that
ever figured on the borders. She married
Cole Younger directly after the war, but
left him and joined band of outlaws that
operated in the Indian Territory. She had
been arrested for murder and robbery q
score of times, but always managed TO es'
cane
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-05
dlSp Dismissed.

LONDON, Feb. 5. the action brought by
Mr.. Parnell against Mr.. John Walter, of the
Times, for libel, came up before the court at
Edinburgh again to day and the case was
dismissed, the costs being taxed against the
Plaintiff. The judgment was given on the
ground that Mr.. Walter, being one of the
copartn, rship owning the Times .arrestments
against him as an individual would be in.
valid. Mr.. Parnell will appeal from this
decision
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-05

THE NEXT CATHOLIC BIsHoP.-Cardinal
Gibbons, OF Baltimore, went to Richmond
yesterday to attend meeting of the clergy
Of the diocese, to be held to-day, over which
he will preside, and at which will he select
ed three names to he submitted to meet
ing of the bishops of the province to be held
on the 9th instant. The Bishop will either
endorse those three persons, or select three
others, md will forward the names to Rome
70: the Pope 10 select Bishop for the
Richmond Diocese, vice Rev. John J.
Keane. What three names will be selected
caunot be foretold, but it is believed by
many that DIR. O Donnell, of South Carolina,
will be the next Bishop. Father Van De
Vyver has also been prominently spoken OF
in this connection, and may be one of the
chosen three, but he does not expect to be
made Bishop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-05
IGOMMUNICATED

The Rev a. It. Person, D. d., of Philadelphia
in delivering the 37th anniversary address of the
Washington Association on Friday night last said:
Tho Young Mems Christian Association liz Que of
the graudest movements of modern days. 1t is
marching to y superb place in the civilization
of the world 1t is impossible how any one can
look Mt the facts aud not realize the colossal i'm
portance OF the association. There is 10 poss'bil.
ity of ovcr-vaGing lis intellectual, physical, So
cial aud religious influence upon the career, capac
ity and distinction OF Young man. If God can
put His sanction and seal on 4 work, cannot wo
find HIS sanction and s1sl on the Yonng Mems
Christian Association 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-02-05
MONETARY AND COMMERCE. +

NEW YORK, Feb 5.-Thcte was a very notice.
able decrease in the amount of business at tho
opening of the stock market this morning as com.
pared with the raft few days. while first prices
were generally slightly lower than these Of las,
evening. The subsequent trading W., moIct.te.
ly active, and while widely distributed. as usual
the bulk OF it more than usual of late confined
to few of tho leading snarcs Further losses If
small fractions were sustained in the early trad.
ing, but these were afLerward generally regsinel
with something in addition. At II o'clock the
market while quiet WAS firm at insignificant
changes from the opening prices. Money %: