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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Dedication of the Catholic University.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-'The dedication
of the Catholic University of America, like
the laying of the corner sone of the build
ing, took place in pouring rain. The cere-
mony began a. 1890 o'clock, with short
address by Cardinal Gibbons. This was
followed by the chanting of the Teai Creator
Spiritus By $50 students of 81. Mary's Sem
mary aud 81. Charles College, OF Baltimore.
The building Eas thea blessed by Cardinal
Gibbons while the choir chanted the MIS-
erere At eleven o'clock Pontifcal mass of
the Holy Ghost was celebrated iu the Uni
versity chapel by Most Rev. Monsgr. Satolli,
archbishop. The music of the macs was
sung by picked choir OF male voices.
Right Rev. R. Gilmour, Bishop of Cleve-
land, preached the sermon.
The formal procession around the struture was
abandoned on account of the rain, but the ceremo
ny Of blessing the building was performed By the
Cardinal passing through the corridors preceded
by acolytcs, bearing lighted tapors. A lsrg, part
Of the ceremonies had to be omitted on account OF
the nclemency of the weather, The building was
elaboratey decorated within and without.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
Telegraphic Brevities.

The Earl of Mount Csshell is dead
It is estimated that the Egyptian cotton
crop will yield over 100000 bales
The pan-American delegates left Phiadel-
phia this morning for Washington. They
went by way of Harrisburg.
The national convention OF the Woman'a
Christian Temperance Union, in session in
Chicago. adjourned at one O'Clock THE morn
Ing after adopting platform.
The persons arrested for taxing part in
the attempted Bouisugi4t demonstration in
Paris yesterday numbered 15S. All but
sixty of the prisoners were sfterward dis
charged.
Ellis. the Texas negro. who proposed to
colombo American negroes in Mexico, s
still! in the City OF Mexico striving to secure
a concession from the Government in the
interest Of the proposed colony.
II is learned that man named Potter
and his son left their ranch for Trinidad,
Col, thirteen days ago for provisions Moth
ing has been heard of them since and it is
SupPOsCu tuoy nefc iuct III Iuc III HLiIU.
Au Italian cruiser and two torpedo boa g
have been despatched to Tangier to de
mand satisfaction from the Moorish author
tiles for the burglary committed by Moors
at the Office OF the Italian charge d'atfaires
If the demand is not granted TsDgier vii
be bombsrded tomorrow.
Counsel in the case of Sir BAche Cunard
against Charles G. Ffanck Ign appeared be
fore the Superior Court in New York to.
day, and stated that the case had been
virtually settled at midnight last night
They asked that the case be marked re-
served generally aud this was done.
The dispute between Mediation, democrat, and
Hamilton, republican, rivals for tho Office OF
Judge at Butte Montana, resulted yesterday in
McHat on taking the scat and ordering the Shcr-
if TO convene the court. Hamilton will s-,nlv 70
the Supreme Court for writ r. msndamus
against Mediation. As the Ll.eys to the Jail are in
the hands of the Ha"llton party, there will prob
ably be trouble.
The Kentucky Classical ard Business College at
North Middletown, KY, WAS entirely destroyed
by fire early this morning. The pupils narrowly
escaped in their night clothes. Less $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
Triple Murder

I5HPENlING. Mich, Nov. 13.-What will
probably prove to be o triple murder was
committed Monday night at Matchwood.
some so miles west of here. John Mr' ,on.
aid and Duncan Beveridge, ho"- asders
had had seue trouble Yer bomeste ad
claim. Monday ei,'.. Mcdonald went to
beVerldge's o".,age to talk matters over
MIS-. yeridge and friend were also in the
room. During the conversation the men got
very excited aud Mcdonald pulled his
revolver aud shot Beveridge, wcunding him
fatally. He then turned upon the woman
and shot Mrs. Beverage in the hip, after
which he emptied the remaining chambers
Of his revolver at Mrs. Bevetidge's friend,
10 fl citing O fatal wound. When the crime
was discovered posse YVES formed and WEN
10 pursuit of Mcdonald, who was shortly
captured. His csptors we're at frat going
to lynch him, but wiser counsel prevailed
and he was bound and held until the arrival
of the sheriff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
The Catholic Congress.

The Congress OF Catholic Laymen, which
has been In session in Baltimore since Mon
day, adjourned yesterday after adopting q
declaration of principles. until 1892 when
an international congress will be held In the
city which has the worlds fair. A letter
was received yesterday by Cardinal Gibbons
from Bishop Vaughn. of Stafford. England.
1t is said that one of the results of the meet
ing of the congress will be the removal of
the restrictions of the church with regard to
secret societies, the Masons alone being ex.
cepted.
One of the most interesting events of the
celebration was the tor chight procession
last night. The sight presented was GER
tainly grand one. There were probably
IS 900 men 10 line, members OF the various
organic atoms and bodies, and thousands OF
flaming torches lighted up the gloom OF the
streets The procession started at O'CLOCK,
moved In eleven divisions. and was review
ed at the archepisoopal residence by Cardi
pals Gibbons and Taschereau, the papal le.
gate, and the prominent members OF the
congress. delegation from the Young
Mems Catholic Lyceum of this city was ia
the line.
The trustees of the Catholic Unlver -.
near Washington, held meeting YEP .si.:
at the Cardinals residence. The = , .eiua,
was dedicated to day. '"'''''''.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN

At a regular meeting Of the Board RI Aldermc n
VIM. H. Marbury, esq, Presi" ,,.t and N, .srs
Agnew, Burke, Hinkep, want ihompso,, and
Mckenzie. '"N'' = "NN
q, =. nv al. dopted by the Common Coun-
-. W VIZ ace for repairs of streets and al
NV NC, 1' CURED in by the full vote present
ot lowing were received from the Common
w. ell and their attion thereon concurrcd in
IL: The report CT the Finance Committee upon
tue petition of E. c. Atwel for an allowance of a
claim of $40; also resolution with proviso
thereto that the Committee on Public Property be
authorized to offer for tent the American Coal
Wharf also n resolution that tho Auditor be in-
stIu tied TO inform ali parties who have come in,o
pos essi IN of property upon which the city holds
alien tor OF taxes that unltss the taxes be
paid within sixty days the Corporation Attorney
will bring suit for the amount; a 81 the &c ON
mendation of the Finance Committee upon the
lease held by the Arlington Brick Company upon
that portion of the canal property recen ly pur-
chased by the city also the resolution for reset
ting tho curb and paving the gutter in front of
the Alexandria Infifmary property also tho rego-
luton for the employ mont of experts 10 ertain
If the Schuyler Electric Company has complied
with all the terms aud specifications of is
tract with the city also the petition OF France, p
smoOt for the erection of two frame houses .. the
northwest intersection Of Cameron and Lee streets
also the petition for the repair Of Due street, be
tween Union and Lee streets
resolution that the Coraniltco on Light be
authoriz'd TO receive arc lghts instead of the i'll
candoscent lights now 'e the CITY under the con-
tract with the schuy' or Electric Light Company
was received fron The Common Council and laid
On sue 'aoie also a resolution authoIiZ ng Tue
A1u'top 10 " sure the electr light plant.
Tes;e MP. VINCENT Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
A Dam Breaks.

ALTON, Ont., Nov. 10 Early this morning
the dam at MoCellin's f,uring mill about
q mile west OF here, broke aod the water
swept down toward this town, carryiLy
away Elk mill dams aud four bridges. we ri,
ing half dozen mills and several dwp ,i.,os
aud doing thousands OF dollars r1- -.h of
other damage. The house of an r. o,,o
named Harris was carried 49,
Harris and his wife weee NJ.
other residents have WV
hains suakeros had narrow escapes
80 ,ho;.. y the rushing of the water
nouses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

STARED AT.-The tour ot.hop.n ao.;
can delegates came to on ond Of pbi,odel
pn'a Yesterday. According to accounts OF
'ne fecep.,ou . Union League Club frigid.
10y lnAas W. event anything but agreeable
iof 'ne " ,egates and their wives. The latter
were Kept in the basement ofthe club house
up VII the invited Philadelphisns had filed
most of the upper rooms. Then the dele
gates and their wives were placed on ex-
hibition In large room up stairs. They
we're ranged 10 two lines, QUE on eaca side
OF the room, and the Philadelphans marched
through in columns inspecting the foreigners
The latter were in proper evening attire.
but the local ladies wore bonnets, and the
Philadelphians were apparently surprised
that the Central and South Americans we're
not arrsyed in blankets and war paint.
Moving past four abreast staey stared at them.
1t is said, with uncivil curiosity and made
remarks not likely to dispose the visitors
to trade with Philadelphia. why, these"
said Philadelphia lady, seem to be very
ordinary looking people !" There were
few. if any introductions. The guests were,
of course, indignant at being made show
OF, but the otfsnse continued until Mr.. Cur
tis threaened to take them to their hotel If |
the thing was not at once stopped. The re-
suit was that the visitors soon after got I
their supper without making any acquaint-
snces and went away in an unamiable mood. |
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

JUDGMENT SET As1DE.-Io the Supreme
Court of New York city recently judgment
by default was rendered in favor of VIM.
Riddle for $4,000 against Col. U. L Royce,
vice president of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad Company. The claim was for
commissions and money alleged to have
been loaned. The same court has now set
aside this judgment, without costs, on aft
davit of Hon. John 8. Wise, and permitted
the filing of an, answer to Riddles bill OF
complaint. This answer denies all the ale
cations named in said bill, and asserts that
the defendant ia not indebted to Riddle in
any cum whatsoever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
FROM WASHINGTON.
s.scial Correspondence of the Alozs. GAZETTE

TSpscinl Correspondence OF the Alezs. GAzETrsJ
washington, D. O.. Nov 13, 1889.
Among the strangers 10 the city to-day is
Col. Larry Boyce of Clarke county, Va. The
Colonel says he was greatly surprised at the
immense majority by which Gen. Manone
was defeated, and that that majority must
down the 'Oli Man" forever. He could
not have believed, he says, that the south
west would have treated the General as IL
did. and he thinks Its determination to DO
SO was not made until ten days before the
election.
The brilliant rainbow that appeared in
tho north a little before two O'Clock
TODAY alarmed the negroes here very much.
Happening, as it did, 80 soon after the great
republican defeats in Maryland and Virgin
ia from which States most of the negroes here
have come they looked upon it with super
stitious awe. aud deemed it wonder and
eien of impeding danger to their race.
Among the strangers in the city this
morning was Mel Or Il Taylor Scott. the re-
GENTLY elected Attorney General OF Virginia.
The Major il looking we'll after his recent
arduous campaign, and wears his we'll de-
served honor with bis usual becoming mod
eaty. The Maj ,r attributes the large dem
ocratic maj GRITTY In his State to the determl'
nation of the democrats to relieve them
selves etfsctually of the dangers OF Malone
and Mahoneism, and to the consequent
bringing out of every democratic voter In
the State; also to greater kicker vote than
was anticipated He does not think the
democrats received any great deal of help
from the negroes.
Newspaper deuials to the contrary. 1t Is
we'll assured fact that in and around the
White House the belief Is prevalent chat
hereafter the souls of President HARRISON
sud General Malone do not have ONLY q
single thought and that their hearts % not
beat as one Indeed, the impression is that
the President thinks he has been grossly
deceived by Malone and his especial friends,
and that no matter how much federal pat
ropsgs the General has heretofore received
he'll get mighty little hereafter. In short,
people who ought to know about what they
are talkiog, on this subject, say the Presi-
dent has repndiated the great repadistor.
The Washington correspondent OF the
New York Herald showed the GAzETTE's
correspondent here to day letter he had
received from Major Yost, editor of the
Valley Virginian. the leading republican
newspaper in Vrginis, reminding him Of
the fact hat when in Stanton three weeks
before the election, he, Yost, had told him
Virginis would give Mckinney forty thou.
ssnd mai ority and that Stanton would give
him three hundred and fifty. The State, as
is known, gave Mckinney forty three thou
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

at the rates named in their report Of this date
This resolution is to be only operative in tho
event the Schuyler pint is accepted by the city.
The petition OF Hewes x Aitcheson and Others
to have Duke street. between Lee and Onion
streets, repaired was granted and the WORE or
dered TO be done under tpe supervision OF tho
Committee on Streets, the amount necessary for
the work to be taken from the appropriation, for
street and nor to exceed tho sum of $150.
1t WAS resolved that the Auditor be aud is here
by instructed to have the electric plant injured
FOR such amount as may be deemed necessary, snd
that no further be inst ucted to pl-ce such
amounts in the Mt. Vernon and AIexandris Fir,-
Insurance companies as they may desire TO take
a communication from the Clerk Of the School
Board calling sttention 70 vacancies about to occur
was received
The board then adjourned
Teste: JNO. T. JOHNSON. Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YoRK Nov. 13.-The stock marke, ope1
ed this morning with large volume of business
and with prices generally from i to g per cent.
higher than last evenings figures, The temper
of the speculation wss evidently strong but de-
cnes CT small fractions throughout the list fol-
lowed. Later reaction set in, in which Rich
moad and West Point was most prominent, but
the market soon developed the dropping tendency
again, and prices reached still lower figures il,
most cases. There was very even distribut;o..
of the business, and at II o'clock the market vas
quiet and heavy at fractional losses from the
opening prices. Money easy at sue,
BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-vlrginias cons1l,dste5
=; psst-dne coup -.ln-sus =; 30 IS 67la.6s1s
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THEY WILL TAKE Thy

a. ,.,.;oa 80 ~ I.,o.., CHANcEs.-At
5000 - u.,h;,... ational Marine Con-
tho discnss;on of ION yesterday, during
moderate ra.s the question requiring a
dit;ons De- OF speed under certain con-
that it 40 ,egate Flood. of Norway, said
ooean emed to be the aim of the great
Ne~ steamers to make heaven, he'll or
= v York in seven days." and it was his
>pinion that If a vessel was made one i'm
mense fog signal and the speed DOT greatly
reduced in thick weathe-, the danger OF
collision would not be diminished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
sand. and staunton gave him TIRES hundred

The newspsp per statement to the eject
that General Malone had bought dwell
ing house here and Intended to move to this
oity ia Incorrect. He has neither bought,
leased, nor rented dwelling house In TINS
oltv. and his most intimate personal friends
here saw be doesn't Intend to do either, at
least Ia the near future.
1t seems to be the general Impression
smouenorthern republicans here, since there
cent election in Virginia. that any further
efforts to break the solid South, yet awhile
at least, will be useless, and that the repub-
Iiosn national committee will have as much
as thew can we'll do for the next two orthree
years to regain the strength their party has
lost In the North. This is a wise conclusion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

The official returns from Patrick and
Henry oouuties; comprising the twenty
third senatorial district, show The election
ofPeters, democrat, over Pedigo, republican,
by 40 msjority. The district was heretofore
reported republican by small maj ority.
In Patrick county Dehart, DEM, is elected to
the House over Rakes, rep. In Henry, Pace, dem,
is elected over Brown, rep. Dickinson county
gave mckinney. so majority and elects Trigg Mil
Ter, dem lover his brother for the house
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

IF MONEY have any thing to do with the
selection of the next democratic Senator
from Ohio, the effect OF the recent democrat
&c victory in that State will be worse than If
the democrats there had sustained defeat.
The republican Senators now compose a
cub OF plutocrats; and that must not be the
case with the democratic Senators, if the
democrats would regain control OF the coun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

Is aupouncsd that Gov. Lse has not
We. commenced to write his message. With
all due Difference, We would suggest to our
most excellent executive that he make the
document brief, as in brsvity there Is wis
dom as we'll as wit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

PRESIDENT HARRISON attributes his nom
ination and election to predestination, and
says the Lord did It," Mr.. Harrison was
never more mistaken Ia his life. The Lis
bon earthquake and the plague in London
were great drawbacks to christianity in
Portugal and England Immediately after
their occurrence. 1t would be the same
way here If it we're supposed that Mr.. Har-
rison was gift from God.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

THE MALONE republican association OF
Washington held meeting last night and
claimed that with fair count Malone
would have been chosen governor" Tbs
blow was SO severe that the association
must have been stunned, from which 1t has
probably recovered, and remembering that
som sthiug has happened, for lack OF any
thing more appropriate, cries fraud"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
Court of Appeals.

Bibb's administrator against Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company. Further ar
gued and submitted.
Wallace against Minor. Argued for ap-
pellant.
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad COMPANY
against Coleman's administrator. Writ
error and supersedeas awarded to JUDI
of the Circuit Court of Warwick r emen
the 26 b of September, 1889. 0unty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

CHICAGO WANTS the Exposition of 92'
wants all the Presidential conventions and
fiaally, AMI at last, wants to be the Capital
of the country. Why not give 1t the earth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

GEN. MAHONE, since his recent defeat ana
his shooting into party of boys who we're
firing off powder crackers in the street in
front of his house in Petersburg, naturally
finds his residence there even more disa
vreesble than ever. Bot he has not, as
reported, secured a house In Washington
where his surroundings would be more in &C
cordance With his feelings, and where his
association with such oongenial pals as
QUAY, Clarkson, and Dudley ct als. would be
uninterrupted. He may do SO hereafter
but he hasn done 80 yet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
From Iowa.

$ MONIES, Nov. 1S-Ohicial returns
ave been received of the vote in 9S out OF
the 80 counties 10 the State, the vote OF the
remaining county, Batter, having been re-
ceived uuoflicially, and will vary but little
if any from the official vote. The plurality
for B oies is 5S04 The whole republican
ticket save Governor is elected, and the
other pluralities will reach nearly to 10000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

The London Lancet discusses at considerable
length the remedies byYhich the habit of cough
ing in church may be overcome 1t can be over.
come in church or anywhere else by using Stone
braker's Cough Syrup. 30 years test. Never
failed. % cents everywhere
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

A fashion writer says that the ".eg-of.
mutton stews have not proved successful"
but Or. Bulls Cough Syrup still continues
to be used by everybody for coughs and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

The official body of the New Providence Pres
byterian Church in Rockbridge county refused to
allow the bodies of DR.. and Mrs. Walker, who
were killed near BrGwnsburg, to BIO brought into
the church, for tte performance of the funeral
ceremony.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
ALEX A.NDRIA..
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 1S.

THERE WAS nothing wrong In the fact
that Vice. President Morton signed the ap-
n,ication of The man who rents bis hotel for
a liouor licer Sc. Any sensible man in his
Mace would have done the same. But the
fau,t of Mr.. Morton, like that of most other
northern republican politicians, is that when
the temperance women charged him with
having done 80 he quibbled about 1t, and
and denied that his house had "bar-room
ia 1t. and that, too, though he knew that
every man In Washington was aware OF the
fact that drinks were as easily attatnable at
the "Shoreham" as at the metropolitan. :"
ouibbers never were, and. from the necessi-
ty of the case, never can be, crest men.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

The republicans have a mslority of six on
Joint ballot in the new Iowa Legislature, and
Two of the six constituting tho majority are
known to be opposed to Senator Ai!ison's re-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

Nobody Il suffer from liver disease if tbey
take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

To counterfeit the desire for strong drink take
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

what IT axes that Joy, that n1erriment =
Rheumatic pains, neuralgia govt,
Salvat' on Oil has put to rout-
Salvation Oil, for healing cent
Salvation Oil, the liniment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

Mrs GROVER CLEVELAND ia not Govern
or Foraker's mascot. She refused to shake
IA ,pds with him, and--be went under.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

Norfolk oysters, large and fine, received dsily
at Mrs. 1. Rammers restaurant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

Steamed ogsters speciality at Mrs. I. Rammer.
restaurant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

For fine fried oysters go to MIS- 1. Rammol,,
restaurant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13

Tho market is quiet and prices generally are un-
changed. The offerings of Wheat are chiefly of
inferior grade some of which brings outside quo
tasons sales are made at 50a50 as to quality
Corn is quiet at 39a41 for new, and old at 4 1a4"
But little is doing in Rye and Oats. We .v;so
quotations for count produce. Butter and po.
tatoes are plentiful and dull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-11-13
MARRIED

On Thursday evening" October 81, 1889, at the
reside nee of the brides mother, at Georgetown,
Big Rev. A. B. Stuart. D. D., BERNARD BOOE
FoWiLE and MILE GOODWIN DORSEY, cid
est CHI lid OF Mrs. Kate c. d ,rsey.