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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

TIICTS Baltimor, Ma October II 1sS1-rfonai, ~ n
b. rccSvcd this Office until IL o. clock noon ,f ~
no 18Th day Of Novcmb'r 1ss9 for furnlehlng5 ''lS
nat, rAl- and labor OF all kinds necessary for tho NC
aud delivery Of the Newport News Light House Hammer
Tla1- NI1nia. Plans specifications. f0ms ~ l'i,,.l
AID Other information may be- obtained Appalachian y,
Vii, Office. The light + reserved D. reject any or ~
Lbs ana o. wave any defect !. C. MALlEI{Y' r9t,.,
OF Engine r. ,. Amy, Lighthouse Engineer TISih
!.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New YORK ana Antwerp weekly.
PENNLAN Metnes lay. October 20. m.
BELGFN LAND Wefue day october 30 10 m.
Cabin rate First Cabin. $50 and upward Excursion,
500 and upward Second Cabin, 80. Excursion. az
AMI 4sO AtccrHge Rt very low rates.
PETER WRIGHT SONS Gen'l Agts o Bowling Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23


Z West 42d-.t.. opposite the reservoir.
A A-PIANo-Gcrman and English taught; easy sue.
n. cessfu method school private uneIcepuonat ref
ereicc; reasonable terms MI. WILSON l49 T. Jjta-s
OANJo and GUITAR taught in twenty private lessons,
ID with without the aid OF notes. iIINI,K e. DOB
SON, 1870 Broadway between 32d ana 33i SIS.
<NpkND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
W INCORPORATED BY ACT OF LIZ lSI4A ~ ttF=o,,
The most complete school FOR VOCAL and lNSTRU:
MENTAL music. Harmony and Composition, E0cution and
dramatic Art. Drawing dnG Painting, and Foreign Ian
Weekly entertainments and lectures and other free aG
vantaceS equal lessons per Nreh.
FOR further particulars address Df f. EBEHEARD.
~ B%New.E ENGLAND Piano Companv's pianos used
kIETRoPOLITAN CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC,
New.York City. 81 East 14th.st.
The most select School IN the United States
EXCEPTIONAL ADVANTAGES.
VOICE, PIANoF .RTE, ORGAN. VIOLIN.
HARMONY AND THE LANGUAGES
Successful musicians and eminent comprise the
,ocnitv-all actually employed at the Conservatory
Prominent among them
nudlev Buck Albert r. Parsons, Director Panofore De.
-ar,ment; Harry Rowe Shelley. PaolO Giorzs
Silas G. Pratt and Eteka Utass.
Apnlicants without musical talent not accepted.
Send foT circular
TT W GREENE {. 3. HAWLEY,
Gent Manager. Musical Director
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

Good Ordinary. =, Low Mlddng..---- 0lO
strict Good Ordinary. "a Mia ing HIM,
Optiors welt active and dcpc SGT. Almost eNcy luhs
favored the bear" side Liverpool weak ana lover
DIT rcripts were larger ard ttrfe fine weather az
the south: besides TIE decline ia spot had conHacidOe
mot October broke fully - points. and there was
b"avv uuIoadng other month, declined 9ai2 points,
.to.irr weak 1856 700
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

TUE BOOK OF oPEN;AIR SPORTS. octave, 800
I"i zoe Illustrated The STANDARD authority on
o,Psn omen air smusements. Rules for sailing swim
ming bali playing shooting, horseback riding &C. &c, IN
fui al per copy. Published by The TRIBUNE, new ofk
Entertain1nc aud universally cOmplmene1 by the ptess
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
Ddnclno Grn0cmlcs.

i1nnunQ Atn0emlcs.
LIEN DODWOETH. no. Gsi FGFTHAVE..
IN OPENS SATURDAY.. OCTOBER 18th
Glass for Gentlemen VIII begin December "a.
Private Lessons al aay tine by appointment
a LEXANDEE MACGREGOES. los West 5jlA-st-
n Now open FOR private lessons In dancing. Classes
b, gin saturday, october 20.
A -CARTIEE'S DANCING ACADEMY, so 5th.ave
n. between 18Th 14th -iSpryat" and class lessons
an hours. WALTZ TAUGHT RAPIDLY Halls % lot.
ID STAND tRD HALL, 47O Broadway, 42i.st, will re-
IIcu saturday, NOV. ,
IL ERNANDO'S ACADEMY. 100 East 55thst-A School
Tor Dancing Dep rtmcnt aud Calsttenic Exercises.
Al 10" and fashionable dances. send for circular
Il NICKERBOCKER CONSERVATORY. - West 18th.
"a st.. thorough school for dancing ana department;
WALTZ GUARANTEED; Chldrcn's and Misses classes
Ncduedly and Satuiday afternoon terms moderate. :;
larS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

COTTON-On the spot reduced l,lOc N-ud5 .' anu
trading continued dull Saps 10 bales Tor colauiP' i,
Port receipt, Gs.9ll bales. a. against olt9- Dalo &
vpek and j9f hale, for this day last year oHC 2p
enbrr receipts at the pore nave agereeael lo4 ,7i
bales against O9O9sO bales FOR the corresponding IP
year. -.--,.-t % oi,sst0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the onicc Of the Superintendent OF Repairs Conrt
House and Post Onicr NewYOrk. n. Y and opened ~
D. m. the 2,ih day October. 1850. furnsbpo J
delivering In accordance with the schedule. stean%
supplies Tor repairs 10 thC heating apparatus Of tha d
inn Copies ~ IN" schedule aud any information can H.
nlininod bY alnlync u thr SupcIincndent Rennrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
GUlON LINE. -
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
A. N. UNDERHTLL Co, IS Broadway N Y.
HANBIr RG-AMFRICAN PACKET co.

III EMPRESS SERVICE between Now York south
amUton G.andon and Hamburg, by the new twin screw
steamers Of 10 600 tons and 200 horse power. .
Mail steamer UAMMONIA, ; 80 a. m, Oct. a.
TXprpss ; ;. COLUMBIA, II a. m, october 81 49,
REGULAR SERVICE to Plymouth tL9ndonl. Cher
bourg PARIS and HAMBURG also direct to Hamburg -
Moiayla 8 80 a. M Oct. 26. Ruga....10 a. M Oct 80
FIRST cabin. $50 and upward; Storage az low rates
Steamers leave from Hamburg docks, Hoboken, y j.
General ofic,. 81 Broad General Passage once
way G. Schulz Dir c. Il. RICHARD Co.,
CORTIS Mgr. 81 broadway. N 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
Ocean Steamers

ANCHOR LINE. U. S. MAIL Steamships.
N GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY.
From per Al North River. foot OF LerOy.st
Devonla Oct. 80 a. Ethiopia Nov. .. a. m
Circassia.. Nov .. D. IN. Anch0ria Nov. 10. IL a.
Rates OF passage %
GLASGOW. LONDONDERRY or LIVERPOOL:
Cabin si5 and $50. Second cassys3o. Storage. 500
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE
Faya and Flores Gibraltar. Naples Venice and Tresta
- s Bolivia Wednesday, November 10.
NEW. YORK TO GIBRALTAR AND NAPLES.
5. :. California saturday, November 30.
To Azores $50. Medif'n o b 500
TIayeers Circular OF Credit and Drafts for
amount ISSUED &C lowest current rates
HENDERSON BROTHERS, 7 BOWLING GREEN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

NEW.YoRK TO LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN.
from Pier 10, North River
FAST EXPRESS MAIL SERVICE
T-mbria Oct. %. 80 a UmDra Nov. %, 80
Ser,a NOV >, ,. N. SeryiaNoy 30 IL 80 a. M
Ffrur.a Nov o. 80 g. m. EtruIla.. Dec. T. 80 a.
Aursnia NOV. iG II a. IA. AuIanla.D Dec. IL 80 n:
Cabin passage, $50 $50 and $780, Intermediate S35.
ete9rage tickets and from all parts OF Europe at very
low rates For FREE yht and passage apply to the company.
Office 4 Rowling Green. New.NOrs.
VERNON II. BROWN q CO., General Agents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

NHARLESIUN, Sc, the South & Southwest.
~ JACKSONVILLE AND ALL FLORIDA POlNTa
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
TRI-WEEkLY LINE.
From Pier 90. f. r. foot RooseyelS:so' At 3 m =,
SEMINOLE, Charleston and jacksonville Wed, Oct o.
DFLAWARE, Charleston and Jacksony Fri, Oct 25
IROQUOIS Charleston and Jacks0ny Mon, Oct 2S
YTMASSFE Cha lesion AMI Wet Oct 3d.
All steamers have hrstcass passenger accommodations
Insurance under open policy effected fifth Of
cent. WM' T. CbiDr1 % ~ ret' h,ei,s'
II. G. Eyer. G. E. A. C. s. +. & p Line. 3l9 B'wy.NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23

. EAI-LU TNOIV9-tI4N VIII Dc IccclVeU 2t
~ The Office Of the Supervising Architect o. the L. =
Treasury Depal mcnl. Washington. d. C., until D. M
u the Goth day OF October. 1899 for supplying Tie
services OK echaics and hepcr, 20 keep In proper T
iss9. May 10TH 1890 the a. atiug apparatus OF the
L. :. Court House ana Posi- once. al N"W-Nork Civ
"a follows. ift.4 and helper from NoN.ul..
1T May 1jr steam filters with helpers from No.
Ncmber ~. 1889. ~ February %. 1880: ;bC. st6om
filters with helpers from November ist 70 Deccut,k 81 -
1853; carpenter for one hundred day.. Tho work
viii Do under The lnucd supervision rtf,n
Superintendent Of Repairs, and mechanics engaged on
The work viii Doe subject 20 his Oidrr5 any and oIi
times Payron.s Will be made monthly FOR thu work
actually pt formed. Tie successful bdleg viii be -
Quifcd 90 into contract for The faithful ucrfo
Of the work and furnish bond sats1rtofy n,
tn Secretary 81 the Treasury In amount nfy i-J nor
cent or his bid. Al necessary inform alton ran be- OBJ
tanned by wing 10 the Superintendent Ot
Che 9'ovc nam"1 building Proposals must De- addf.scl
n, 10, We sup, sAa AlCil,ecI IvuI5 Department
labor 70 repair heating apparatus, c. Ito. & f. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-10-23
Proposals.
ID ROpOsALs FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES

ID ROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
Philadelphia Depot OF the Quatterma-trr's Depart
r,nt No ll3 Areh-st., Philadelphia Penn. September
q osg-Sealed Proposals in tTpcate VIII De received
this Office until II o'clock a. m, Thursday, October
o. 1850 for furnishing the United States QuaTtcrnssers
DtDarimcnt "a hi, ely. Win; LOO Helmet Cori and
800 long 500 shorl handles 1000 Trumpet Cords ani
Tas>c. - Tissue Paper. 800 wards Facing Coth
$500 Yards blouse Flannel Armv Standard 10 wards
blouse Lining aune- 1000 yards Sile.la. $3.50 yards
I,acx Padding $4,000 yard Brown Duck. G., 20 oy.
800 dozen spool Cotton. 1000 2Oyard spool, Black Sew
ING SIX. 1900 1y1rd spJols No. l. SIX Twist Stand
a- .amplc- De- Schuyltli Ar~enel The GOV.
reserve the right 10 reject or an proposals
Preference given o. articles M domestic production
ufdcturc. conditions Of quality and price Oncludlne In the
foreign productions manufactures
thcrcouJ being equal Blank. for proposals Sueciu.
cations viii furnished by This Office upon application
Envelopes containing proposal, b. !n10set Proposals
Military supplies" and addressed the Undersigned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30
LOCAL BREVITIES,

There was false alarm of fire shortly af-
ter six O'Clock last night which brought out
the fire department.
marriage license was issued 10 Wash
iagtou Yesterday to Chss. 7. Grifia and
Ann NJ Van Solver, of Fairfax county.
A cloud passing over the moon in the
southern skies about 6 80 O'Clock lest Light
was 90 Illuminated as to produce luna RAIN
bow.
II. Sypherd was yesterday relnstated
as cle:k In the Treasury Department un-
der the rule which allows the reinstatement
OF old soldiers without examination. Mr..
Sypherd was the Manone county chairman
of Alexandria county.
Word was received at the Georgetown
station yesterday morning that band OF
higbwaymen were on he road between the
sou;h eud of the free bridge and Fort Niger
the previous night. According 10 reports
the robbers "hsld up" several men.
The graud lodge of Good Templars, of
V,rpinis. will meet in Roanoke on Tuesday.
Th,s order now numbers In the State over
eleven Thousand mem bers. Mr.. John Gray,
of Leesburg, formerly of this city, is proml-
nently spoken OF as the next Grand Chief
Templar of the order 10 Virginia.
A eood story is being told on four young mon
of this city who on 1bur:dsy night missed the
late ira in Washington for home. They hired
might liner" and reached this city at o'clock
in tho morning On their way home their TX
got mired and the diver had to take the young
men from the vehicle on his back and convey
them to dry land and then rescue his team
Many of the tramps who now visit this city
have adopted new wrinkle to sec1re aims. They
slightly burn their hands with vitrio. and then
rub crosse over the burns, giving them the ap.
pearance OF severe injuries. These they display,
claiming disability, aud solicit help.
While james Lawrence WAS fooling" with Gao.
Chan this morning Lear the corner of Royal aud
Cameron streets the latter, who had Il butchers
knit in his hand, in brandishing the same to in
timdate Lawrence in his excitement accidentally
slit swrenCe's nose.
Mr. Charles Dearborn says he o1pe;ts by to-
morrow to rec Tvs MS com nj soa and other ne
cussary pspe' 5 to enable him - ssume the tfhce
of gauger and storekeeper at the dstlllery near
this city on Mo: day next.
A resi- .ent OF tho First I'd night or two ago
shot and XII lod an owl watch measured four feet
from tip to tip, aud watch WIS III the act o. carry
Jig fl chicken.
Mr.. &. W. Avery has sold 10 Mr.. GEO. W. Jones
a house and lot on the north de of luke street,
between 5lfied and Patrick for Sl5O.
The Clerk OF the Corr alton Court during the
M Iuth issued marriage iicen es-4 to wbl'o aud
3 to coored p ope-and recorded 40 d. eds.
1t is denied that he Clifton Beach Hotel and
Steamboat Company is insllvent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

CHAPSL GUILD.-Last night nun
bsr OF commandments OF thu coIored Episco
pal Church met with their new rector TO or
eaniza guild for the spiritua' aud ina; c'sl
advancement of the church. Rev. w.
Botks. the rector, opened the meeting with
nrsyer. and stated the OF ct Of ,he meeting
Msgpus l. Robinson was chosen temporary
secretary. After Interchange OF visws the
guild adopted constitution to ba govern
ed hy and will he known rs the" Band OF Wit
ling Workers of Meade Chapel" The fol
loving officers was hen chosen for three
months: Rev VIM. z. Burke, presl'
dent; Msguus l.. Robinson, vice preside At
Mrs. Florence S. Burke, secretary, and H.
Sheper0. treasurer The entrarce fee was
fixed at 10 cents with monthly fee of 10
cents. The guild will n eet OF the first Friday
of each month. Meade chapel Is the only
colored Episcopal church in northern Vir'
einia and the fourth in the State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

DEATH OF CHAPMAN THE ARTIST -John
GAdsoy Chapman, the artist Is dead. He
was born in this city 1908. aud went to
Italy ct an ,atiy age to study. Returning
some yea-a later he was elected member
of the National Academy in 1886 In lS4S
he again went to Itsly and established his
studio in Rome, where he remained unti
late date. Several times since h. oHs b On
10 this country on visits, once III 1899. again
in 1878 End now Many Of the prominent
wood epgravers of this country are Indebted
to Mr. Chapman for instruction. Two books
on drawing published By him went through
a great many editions both in this country
and in Eogland He executed many orig-
nal designs for the illustration Of books. he
was QUE of the founders of the c, injury Club
and one of the two survivors OF the Sketch
Club, established in New York city abtu
1880 Among the most important of his
works 10 oil are THE Baptism of Pocaooa
tas." now in the rotunda OF the capitol
at Washington, and Landing of Coium-
bus.n which has been widely copied aad re-
produced Among his Other paintings are
The Israeites Spelling the Eg, rtiaas,"
"E.ruscan Girl "a Do keys Head, The
Last Arrow" and First Italian Milestone. )"
John CHAPMAN. his son, is also an astt.t
living in Brooklyn, where the fanerai took
place to day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

THE PRloKs IN MARKEr-Ths market to
day was only fairly attended by country
peopls, who brought the products of their
farms, but the butchers and hacksters had
their usual supplies of meats, vegetables and
other produce. As the season advances
prices become higher, and now good sun
day dinner costs no small amount of money.
Tue following are the prices of the principal
articles Of food in market: Beef, 10 IS; per
ID. for roast steak, according to cut. 12alS !;
lamb, II .l5c mutton, u ,15i veal, Il I5;;
pork. lOa13,; corned beef, SAl0c; turkey,
i4.17c per ID geese, 50s9Oc piece; chick
ems, 60 90, per pair ducks, 90 90iper pair !;
rabbits, 12,15c piece; butter. Is go per
Id; eggs, 81 3O3 per dozen sausage, loo pfr
ID puddinps, l0l per ID; s|est potatoes,
%. S5c per peck Irish potatoes. 2OS30a ner
peck celery, 4aSc PET buuch cabbage, Saloo
per head lettuce, 1s5o ner bead; satisfy,
5 Sc per bunch turnips, 10 20, per peck.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

GRAND LODGE OF GOOD TEMPLABs The
twau{y. secoud aunual session Of The Grand
Lodge of Good Tsu,plars will convene 10
Roanoke City next Tuesday, the 3 OF D.
cember. Tbs order has lS6 lodges in tho
State and 5000 membsra. Twenty Two
lodges were organic d the present year.
Besides the subordinate lodges there are
twenty District lodgee, which in each Gaze
embrace one or more counties. The total
receipts for The year were So $50 as and ex
pensea SO 704 10 The lodges embraced in
District Lodge No. Is. which includes the
C .uuties of Fairfax and Alexandria, will be
represented in the Grand Lodge by the fol
lowing delegates; w, Hon. J. N. Thorne,
A. ]. Sugar. Miss Eta Bowman, Mrs. M.
III North, Isaac r. Clarke, J. 5 Croker,
ir.. Willie IN DeB4I', e G. Cottrell, Robert
Walker. George Ii ayder, S. w. Cocker
iJle. George Miller, Clark Fvrd, Mrs. S. E.
Bailey, JOB Hawxhnrs-, Fl. NJ FIliz. Ms.
j. 3 Staats, add Gsorge w. HewxhuFs'.
Tne District Lodge will be represented by
J T. Birral. The above named will leave
on Mon,lag next for Il ,anoke. Tue session
of the G and Lodge will not csoso before
Friday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

o, the o. |, old clock OF tho hou ieholl stock,
Was lhe brightest thing and neatest,
The hands, though old, had touch of gold,
And its chime rang still the sweetest.
But the dear Old clock needed busting
occasionally, aad a little oil and attention.
Just go with the human machine. When
you feel depressed, blue, nervous, low spir.
tied or demented, it is your liver which
falling to perform its functions, needs little
help. A dose or two of Stonebraker's B'ood
and Liver Corrector will bring everything
around al! right and you will feel like your
self again D1n't take any substitute. Ask
for SJone5ruker's Blood and Liver Correct
or. 81 90 per bottle.
THE SToNsBRAKER CHIN. Co.
Sole Projectors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

CHURCH SERVICES, &C, TOMORROW
Christ CAurch-Services at IL a. m. by Rev
D.. Suser. Chidren's service a. D. N.
81. Paul's Church.-Services at II q. m
BIZ Rev. DR.. Norton.
Grace Church.-Ssrvces at and II a. 70
add 7:30 D N. Sermon N orning and at night
BY Rev. Mr. Snarp.
st. Mary'S Murct-Servica at II a. m by
Rev. Father OK .ne. Vespers at p NJ
Secoad Presbyterian Church.-Serv CO at
IL a IN. aud 7:3O p. M. By Rev. J. l. Vance
Baptist Church.-Services at II a. N. and
1870 .. IN. nv R,v l NJ. NJ ercsr.
Trinity Meth. Epis. Church.-Praaohing at
II a. ~ aud 7:30 D. &c. BY 2 ". Z B.5hoo:
Meth. Epis Church SOuM.-Preacning at IL
a M. and $50 o. On by R4v. w. J Young.
Mocning suajsc Pau az Athens" even.
ing subject "H,w to b. Happy, Fhoug
Living" Wnmso's NJ 1sionarY Society at
8 D N. Al lreI7 b7 tia pastor.
Meth. Prot. Church. Services al | a. N.
aad 1870 o. m by Raw l. R. Dyott. Morning.
snhacs: ''Constraiuing Love" evening sub
j.ct: Waste
German Lutheran ChMrch.-Servlces at II
a. m BY L ~ ] A. Scnwoy.
Young Mems Christian associations Meet
iag at tbs Rooms at 4:30 o. IN. Meeting at
the NJ dland depot at $50 p. M; aim shQase
at 3 r. ~, and Jail at 2 D. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

FgArERNAL VIsIT.-The Osceola IIioe
n /, 1. O. r. NJ, oflhis city. paid :, lratef-
ma. visit to Mineola Tribe, No. IA, oil U nloh-
towo, last night, aud were handsomely en- :.
tain, oy their brothers, who did everything
poesi.ie to make the visit pleasant: hllhe
ola Tribe plumbers 140 members ana Is one
of the largest in this section of the country.
Osceols Tribe of this city proposes at au
early date to invite Mineola lrloe 10 pay :"
fraterpal yiait TO their wigwam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30
LOST AND FOUND.

SToLEN-Novembor LIST an IRISH SETTER
y answers to the name of Richard liberal
reward will be given for information az to 8
whereabouts, az l get it. Address j. II.
KUEBLING. Ele,tri Wo ks, Lightning Rods,
Guns, etc. 1905 Psnntylvania avenue, Wishing
ton, D g. nov2S st
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

TEST CAsE-:upai atendent of Police Dobie
ias sworn out warrant against Mr.. b. Wheat,
President of the Alexandria Water Co, for violat
inga law cent passed By the CityCouncil which
requires tina BEFORE street is torn up Tor the
laying Of pes &C., consent must trst be obtain
ed from the Msyor aud security given for the
proper repairing of such street. lt is Claimed
that Mr. IL heat has not compiled with these con-
dtions and test ,s to be IN sde OF the matter Inc
case is set for hearing Oh Tuesday next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30
LOCAL NEWS.
SATURDAY EVENING", NOVEMBER 80

For this section fair weather till Sunday II Pit,
slowly rising Temperature, warmer Suniayi "ts6-
erly winds becoming variable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

G. & R. r. r. MEET1Na.-The annuai
meeting of the Charlottesville ana htpiuao
X. r Co. was held in this city TO day "nsn
the following officers and board OF directors
we:e elected VIZ: l.. w. Raid, president
J. 5. B. Thompson, treasurer and secretary
John w. Barkp, John s. Barbour, l.. W.
Rad aod w. b. Marburg, of Alexandria
Eob:. F. Mason and Johu b. Moon, oil Al
bemarle and Thos. b. Mason, OF Spottsyi'
yauIa county, directors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

a Nsw LINE CT STEAMERs.-A movement
is GA loot III Washington to re establish a
direct line of steamers between this ci:y and
New York, to make weekly trips ana oy
which goods eau be shipped without trans
fer. Such line had been In operation Tor
long time Till few years ago. when Tue
steamers Mere Withdrawn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30

GALLANT LIGHT INFANTRY-To he
VI friends of the soldier 10, of Alexandria,
After ton years OF aiduous duty, VIII ch they s,ood
with bravery and for.trda, while you, kind
fir eads, were sleeping Gu beds of down, they were
facing the bleak winds of toe northwest At
Fort Royal they have exhausted their arnmuni
ton, and compelled 10 order charge which
they consider very gallant of brave solIiers in
time Of peace. So 1 sppes to the fair ladies 10
give tn brave bogs 3 fair to replenish their csr-
| fridge boxes with amnuhiio |, and do not forget
to keep at our eating booths some of ]. G. SCHA.
FER s CO.'S CELEBRATED FRANKFORT and
HANOVER sAUSAGES. Plain and Ham Bologna,
Eesd Cheese White Pudding Trise, Pigs Feet
all kinds OF Fresh and Sailed Pork and home-m do
Sauer Krnut. Foo sale only by
nov29 u Jho. H. NAYLOP, stsll No. %.
CORPORATION AX-PAYERs,
" TAKE NOTICE
Tha. you can save per cent. by paying your
taxes o or before Monday, December 2, 1889, as
after that date per cent. will be added on all
bills remaining unpaid, as provided for in the
revenue bill Cor the year 1889.
P F. GORMAN, Col N. D.,
A. cox, Col. 8. D.
uov26 st Room No 6
A THLOPHOROUS-A great Rheumatic and
"A Neuralgia cure For sale by
WAKEFIELD HALL,
nov29 corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
E,LoRAPLEXIoN-Ap positive care for Dyepep-
l. STA, Liver Complaint and Consumption. For
sale BY WAKEFIELD & HALL,
noy29 Corner Prince and Fairfax streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-30
HOLIDAY GOODS.
HOLIDAY TRADE

] 'eT Baisins,
Valer cia aisi s,
New Currants,
Mixed Nuts,
Primo Citror,
COxc's G. 3laiine,
Nelson's Gastine,
Chambers G,iAtine,
Dried Sugar Corn
Itaisn M,ccaron
Campbell IS Mince Meat
C,mpbel's Fruit Butter,
Fancy New Orleans Molasses,
Sweet Cider,
Italian aud American Sardines,
Co king Brandy,
French Brandy,
Cooking Wine and very Old Sherry,
Scotch Whisky and Pure Old Eye,
Jamaica and st. Cio:x Rum,
Purest New England Rum,
Piper Heidsick Champagne,
In pints aud quarts,
Ackron Dat Meal
Burkwheat, Olive Oil,
Mixed Pickles
aud Canned Goods.
All at LOUest Prices
wa JOHNSON q CO.,
nov tdc20 Cor. Roval and Cameron ats