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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
TEIEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs,

at Ampersaud, Saranac Lake, n Y. tI.s
morning, the mercury stood at % degrees
below zero.
The cave occupied By Jsese James ava
the Younger boys in Nicoi!o.i county MINI,
was found By par Of hunters yesteEdsy
The Long Island E R Cosrouod house ut
Wholesome, vas destroyed rs f,e this
morning, together with three locomotives.
The less Ia estimated at $4,000.
G. F. Rooi9s:n. leed'rg msrc-aet Of
Hazslton, Kas., went hurting yesterday.
Last night his team returned vita lis d-ss
body in tao wagon. Il supposed cJw51,s
killed him, threw his body ID she VI Soaa5c
left the horees to shift for themselves.
The Carsdian Parliament wi!l be ssE.a
at the coming session 10 incorporate TIE
Buffalo and Fort E-'e Bridge Compaav, 10
o,rs .suct suspension bridge across lhs
Mayors river from BuG4lo to Fort E,ie 10.
I ,ot and carriage aud railway traffic.
The Presbyterian Churches OF Causde
and other churches aud the General Cont >
enoe OF the Me,hodis. Church, Of Ca1sds,
have taken action Ia the lice OF peti,ioairg
the House of Commons ana Senate ior g.
law prohibiting the manufacture, mpor e.
ton and sale of alcoholic liquors f.. bayor-
sge purposes in Canada.
Walter Mosher has, pleaded guilty at Amigo,
Wis of killing his brother in.lay, Phil Msloncy
and within forty.eight h1uSs after the crimo As
| committed wss Oh his way to the peniteat sry TO
sp.nd tho remainder OF his natural ifo
Application was made at Chattanooga, Tenn,
yesterday for tho appointment of receiver fer
the South Tredegar iron Company. The indeht-
edness of the company is 500 600.
desperate named John Kinney fas5lly sho5
Ella Levicl at ball at Washington Court Hous
last night because Kinney thought the girl WAS
dancing too much wi h other men.
Articles of incorporation have teen filed FOR lilo
Seattle spr kanc Falls Boise City and Salt Lslc
Railroad. Tho capital stock IS placed al 500 co.,
600.
1t Birmingham, A'a., today part of the re-
ward for the killing CT RobS Burrows, tho train
robb ,r, was paid to J. D. Carter, who killed hrn-
To d.y the cruiser Newark left Cramps sbi2
yard to ssy the trial trip that has already 5eoa
twice pos poned by the breaking Of ner machincrg.
A number OF students fist. Mary Summary,
Baltimore were ordained at the Cathedral o day,
smong them being W. A. McK,frsy, OF biJl nan.
Two safes in the Denuison Hotel block il Gin
cinnati were cracked and robbed last nigh.
A peculiar epidemic among horses has reached
Kaneas, and is killing great many hOrses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
In THE U. s. Senate yesterday Mr.. Stew


Whatever was done in the matter of pro-
tectipg sUffrsge at the South, unless 1t was
done through tie voluntary action OF the
people of that section, you'd have to result
ia one Of two thinge: If the negroes were
protected By force, the eame force would II :
ev!tsbiy be driven to the necessity OF &C.
s,roying the euemy. That involved the en.
slavement and fnsl determination OF The
whites"
That Mr.. Stewart spoke the truth is veil
kpown TO every man at all familiar with ne
gro character. for. as his State col
league, Mr. Jones, republican as ne H.
once said, "lhs ia white man's COVE n
mont" and sshen white reop'e aud negroes
live together, the former will either rue ole
or emisrate But in the same speech Mr..
Stewart svowed that he would destroy OF e
nsfofhis country at The demand OF q minoTi-
to fits people. by say leg that ''ifohe tims ESQ
come when the repu bican party wsa wiling
TO pass the bill, and put the necessary force
behind 1t, and II that was the vii, OF the re-
publican party. he wcn'd go with It."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

RoBBING UHE CHURCH Box VIII am
Edwards vas se'z i yesterday while robbins
the aims boxes Of 81. James Church, West
Phil 4de'phia. Edwards is a desperate.
looking mar, but, assuming tho gnisa of a
wo!slippe-, he entered the ctusch. Kuea!-
ing near the aims-boxea he bsean sp-
parently to pray. His shutil no movements
1ere, nov ever, closely watched By ;be
sex5cn. who considered his style CT dave
tioa rather SUSPICIOUS. Edwards, negt
dreaming of bsing watched, was quietly
rapg the slma-5oxse. his aksieton ksys
opening the boxee with apparent ease. Ed
yards begged hard that his sa5 be forgiven
and that ne bs allowed to reform, bn;
Father Garveg who arrested him, turned q
def ear. Whan searched one buadted
-ks latcu kaye vera found upon bin, Gs
we'll aa safe opener and several loose ce'-
tridgas H. had almost 5000 Ia his posses
slon, Bsfors being sesrchsd he made Tay
wi.h rsvolyar he previously bad had in
ala pocket. "a 2as turned oVec to the
oOiice
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

THE INV tariff went into operation :be
frat week In October. Il is low near Tbs
fiat week III Jsnus,y But. Though the
psice OF nearly every thing laborsr in al
exaudris, or iu any other city in this couu'
Try, hes to buy, hes been considerably adj
vanced by that tariff, if the wages Of a sim
O q ore of them have been sdvanced By IL
they have failtd to spsrt such gratifying
intelligence even to the members OF their
own families But the protecticnisis. he
fore the passage CT the Mckinley bill, said
that bill would increase wages, sud ever
now, after nearly three mcnsh's trisl, they
say that ell thet Is needed for 1t to do SO
time
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Case
TEAsu1NnrnN d @ Don 20 1884

Isrscial Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gaae.e]
WASHING ron, D. c.. Dec. 20, 1895.
The impression at the Treasury depart
nnent on the sui jec Is that if any 60aucial
Dill shall pass tue senate 1t Will be the oiil
suggested by Secretary Window, whioh pre-
vides for tbs Immediate purchase of al the
fourteen million OUNCES o. silver now on the
market, AID for all the future product OF
the American mines, and for the issue OF
three hundred million of interconver;iDie
Two per cent. bonds.
The speech of Sena' or Stewart f Nevada,
In opposition TO the Force bill In the Senate
yesterday evening, is the chief topic of con-
versation at the Cspi;o to-day, AID it Is
generally commended by republicans and
democrats alike. l; is said that there are
eight other republican Senators whose views
on the subjsct agree with cdr. Stewards.
The oomDittee On rules OF the Senate is
composed OF Messrs. Aldrich, S6erms aod
Ingalls,, republicans, and Messrs. Harris and
Blackburn, democrats. Mr. IDgslls got leave
Of absence to day for Two weeks AZ MS
absence will make tie 10 the committee.
no gag rnie eau be reported. a. least before
bis etnrn.
The Second Comptroller of the Treasury
has recommended tbs payment OF the clsiu
nj Gub DttES Va W. IL hNC looh ohN A$oeao 49,
Won Hoffman oil. SIS $50 for the governmental
ute Of the Pioneer Mills at Alexandria, Viz
sinia. during the war between the States
The Force bill is supposed to-day to De
moribund, and it's few friends are In tbs dol
diuus. The Senate committee on rnlss
have not yet agreed upon 8 gag rule; the
silver republicans would not support such
rule ifthsy had, nnless they were sssnred
that their demands would be complied With;
several republican Senators are opposed TO
the bill. per Sc; several others are anxious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

A LOVERS MAD kcT.-A curious case q
attempted murder. followed by suicide, hss
baen reported from Pornek, near Ga'z. Aus
tis. Itfppesrs that young mar named
Frarz Plan wss once nursed through sick-
ness by 8 young pua belonging to convent
in that city. aud he beoams devotedly al
tached to her. BY sorse mesrs rs hoeri
that she wos lying III in 'he ccn7ent ADD,
accompanied by frenG named Ransa
Moterbr,s, who had at ons time been 6
s:udeat O: gheoiogv, 20 want TO the mother
superior and ssked to be a'io9ed 10 sec The
girl he vas so fond Of, eince the ruieS Of The
restitution forbade Der leaving il. Inc
ulo.har refused to grant hin this favor. ano
Plan ths7eupon drew revolver aud fred
upon her. Shs fell lnmsdiately, and ihe
unfortunate younc fellow, thinking that ne
had killed her, turned the revolver on him
cell. and, befora his friend could iuterpose,
iesd on himeslf aud dropped mertal;y
wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

Now THAT Mr. Speaker Reed has, at leas'
temporarily, allowed the U. S. Hcu5e o.
Representatives to sgain become g repre-
sentative body, the Souh-hatiag Bonr5ooe
at tbs other end of the Capitol, incapable t
learning the lesson OF the last election,
would, if they could, deprive the Senate also
OF it's repr3 sentative capacity. The enemies
OF free institutions In all parts OF the world
and the number OF then in this country ia
being rapidly increased By the irjarious
eway of the party in pcwer-gloat over this
indication of their speedy subversion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
OFFICIAL.

AK ACT to kccp record OF the deaths Occurring
in tho city of Alexandria.
Be is onscted by Tho City Council of Alexan' ria,
That whonevor any person sha die within the
CT :; of Alexandria it shal be the duty of the ply
s;oisn atten ding such person. OF the Coroner, 10
furui7h 20 tho City Auditor certificate, duly
signed setting forth, as far as can be ascsrtsintd,
the name i'll full, age, or, sex, nativity giving
Slate or cuGtfy) occuDation, whether married or
single, tho nane of husband or vile and the
ra0es of paIeut; of Children, aso csuse, date and
pl3;c OF death.
9. It shall be the duty Of the Cty Auditor 10
keep record of al such certificates in book
pit for this purpose. and il shall also be his duty
to issne burial permits.
8. II shall be the duty OF the undert ker super
;ntsr ding the burial of deceased pIscn to ap
ply 20 the City Auditor for burial permit within
tween ty-four bours after such death.
d 1hat 20 xton Or other person shall alloy
any iate1mert 10 bs made until such permit
shall bs given "a aforesaid.
s. Thst 70 desd human body shall be carried
or canvoYed from. in, to or through the city OF
Alexandra by ary per,on Tltto1t permit
therefor first granted b the City Aud tor.
6 That tho Auditor shall annually report to
t @ Cite Council the number OF burial permits
granted during tho preceding year, specifying the
deaths occurring within tho city, the dead hui
msn bodies brought to this city for lnteTment and
also those removed fom this city for interment.
7. That 9, en- and every person violsting this
act shall be guilty CT mislemeanor, and shall be
fined not less than two nor moro than ten dollars
for each aud every dffeDse
g. Thi, act shall bo in ioIco from the first day
of Janus y, 1891.
PISSED Common Council Tee mbsr 9, 1890.
JOHN 7. SWEENEY, President
Passed Board of Aldermen December 10, 9So.
W. H. MARBURY, President.
Approved December 10 $3.50
F. E. DOWNHAM, Mayor.
Teste: JSo. T. JOHNSON, Clerk c. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Colonel r. E. Witbsrs, of Wythevlle, is
painfully Ill.
The Virginia debt settlement compromise
ia assuming de6nlte shape.
Mrs Alice Lac, wife OF NJ. r. B and Lse,
died at Backlaud, Pfinca William county,
on Thursday.
MIR. Edgar Woof and Mics jennie Rector,
daughter of Mr.. W. a. Rector, were married
at Grassland, Fauquier county, on Monday.
a fregh. train was wrecked on the Sben.
srdoah Valley Railroad, near Bichanan.
Yesterday. and c. Il. Atwood, fremsn, and
Edward Houston, brakeman, were killed.
Hon. Henry A Edmnodaon died at hia
residence near Big Spring, Montgomery
county, Tuesday las, agad sevsnty-3even
years. For fourteen years he served the
district, Of which that county formed par,
In Congress.
The Warren:on Virginidn says: "A goc6
quality of coal has besn discovered gu the
farm of Col. Edmund Berkeley, between
Haymerket and Aide. Ia Mr. SIseney's
mine, the first discovered, the coal gets bet
ter the deepnr i5 10 fouad tel0W the ser
facs"
Tbs Governor YES erday pardoned Janes
E. Milsfeei. eenteucsd to serve shrse months
in F4iffax jail aud pay fac o!S50O for sell
jug l.qaor without license. The pardon
does no; carry with it an exemption FROM
the payment OF the foe. The papers il this
case weIe presented 80 the Governor b9 Col
John r. Popb&m
The Mayf II Brown Siols Quarry siir-
ated about one mills east OF Mana sac, ana
which, until recently. was operated by &c
syndicate Of Philadelphia capitalists, has
been purchased by Mr.. John r. Tillett, Of
Manassas, ard by bim leased to MIR. Jacob
Muadiman, who, says the Gazette of that
place. DoR has force Of meo engaged in
qrarrying stone from il which, after being
brought there to be cut. is being shipped
to Southwest Virginia Me. Muidimsn is
also filing several large orders for stone for
the Richmond and Danvlle Railroad Con-
panY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

If ANY man can tell why bounties should
be given 10 American ship owners end he
refu ed to American farmers, tbs latter
would like to hear from him. L. it any
wonder that the Alliance eh'uld demand o
government pswnehop for thsir produce,
when the republican M ,rity in Congress
taxes them on sll they buy, In order to raise
money to give TO THAR more fortunate fel'
loW citizens who, instead OF putting sheil
money in farms, have invested it in ships?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
The Idaho Senatorship

Boise CITY, Id .ho, Dec. 2O.-Tne election
Of Fred. 7. Dubois az third o. 8. Senator
sIll bs contested On The ground that voting
for third Senator to gil the long term is II.
legal aud not in accordance with the o. 6.
statutes. Governor shoun, of Idaho, who
has just been elected Uai.ed States Senator
hes resigned, and Lieut.. Governor Wiley
nss been sworn 10 as Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
GOVERNOR HILL, In recent response te

GOVERNOR HILL, in a recent response 10
su Invitation to democratic banquet, said:
sO-ganzed EFFORT and vigorous partisan.
chip sre not political qualities to be sshamt q
of. They are necessary to the triunph OF
every polite principle. No matter hc .Wp,
good the dem ocrstic cause may be, 1t VII
n:t often saccsed without the energetic and
loyal support OF every democrat. with po'
ii;loal harmony and eDthuslssm, anG with
c1od management, the democracy can enter
eyery contest With confidence of victory"
Tbs Governor has probably heard that at
the las. Presidential election, many Of the
old democratic olkels kept away from The
polls, because they had been informed that
wctive pa.,isaasbip would beconsidered per
nloious By The distinguished gentlemen al
the head Of their ticket
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

Now THAT Mr.. sseinwsy, one of Mr..
Cievsand's fsisuds, has said that Mr.. C!eve
land told him Gov. Hill worked like
beaver for his, Cieveland's, reelection. the
New York World wants to know If snybody
has ever said that Mr.. Cleveland did 3
stroke Ct work during the eaGs campaign
for CAV. Ri4i's election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

'Kaep your mouth shut and your eyes
opsp" and never forget The fact thst O
Seul's Cassrrh Cure Is the best remedy ever
discovered for diseases of;hs nssal passages.
P.ice IS GEMS
I; is the only medicine Eou'd give 10 NJ '
baby mo- her suid speaking of Or. Bnl.'s
BA6y Syrup. l. is safe. At all dealers
Price % ceats..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

Ii il rumored that the suppig ciD;. Buu's
Cough Syrup IS not equal to the demand.
Dlusgsis shou'd prepare themselves for al!
emslg >naias az tbs people rely on them for
this reneGy.
No preparation coud have 1oade =ucn
repa "a i.sD % Salvation o. Gas. without in
tripsic mer;s At tbs biggest o:d :. i kills
psin. P,;ee IS c,s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
Arrivals Of Gold.

NEW YORK, Dso. 2O.-The steamer Lain
arrived this morning With gold amounting
to s43o coo. Tae ,o.a received by the
Lain sod Msjsstlc j, EQUAL to 81 .7O7 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
OF the gold on the Msjestic, SEQ 600 ssa in
soversigns which On being matted down
averaged s4S5 g. or nearly one ospt below
the standard.
Foreign News.

KILKENNY, De. 20 -Pa'n,l's phy:iosfa
state that the conients of tbs psssago
thrown into Mr.. P-rJel Eyes vas ljmr,
aud that thu danger CT permanent H. jury to
hia sight Is not yet over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
MARRIED.

On Hec5mbor 18th, at the Eesidenfe 81 the
brides m)ther, &13 north Pitt street, hy Be-.
IA her u'Kaue, WILLIAM B. DishHn sud
CA1HAaIHE T. COOK, both OF this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

The cot on seed works of Antoire F. Badsnt, at
Lover Canton, Baltimore, we'o damaged S. 900
By Ere last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
Est OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining il
the Alexandria, Va. postofice December 20.
Persons calling for letters will please say they sre
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeks. will be sent to the dead letter office.
Benton, TIL Harrington, w
Blscktu-n, 1nJie o Hedges, Miss Annie
Blount Miss Annie Johns, Mrs Frslk
Br,ots, Mack johnson, 6 Fred
Butcher, MIS- Anna Leerfy. Mss Nellio
Garter Miss Grace Mcdaniel, Bales
Clark, Miss Fanria McDousall, Archie
Collins, rom McWhirt, Miss Mary
Crump, jamie Noble. Mis- Virginia
Crier, John Parker, Mrs jerry
Davis NM Parker, Mrs 2
Duizaax, Scv rs Payne, Mrs Fannie
r; ter k, Hichard ours, Jac-b !.
G.irs. Mira ia viva Them pson, Hiss josie
t4is;on. Mrs Col Il Trainu5, Peter
PARK AGNEW. P. Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

Vicar Goncral Laurent, rector of 81 Michael
Cathedral, at Torsato, died uldeny last night,
aged 6S yesr5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
DRY GOODS.
OFFICE OF WOODWARD g LoTHRCP,l J
CORNER 18th and + STREETS ". W
WASHINGTON, D. G.
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1890

The best time 70; shopping from now to Christ
mas will b, carly in tho morning and Iato in tha
evening, tho stores remaining open unyi 10
O'Clock p IN and brial tly Illuminated b. ole5-
trio and incsnd. scent lights
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
a9(ggS55zS zz|6 &
seoCIsTEU PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings OF Congress.
WASHINGTON, d. o.. Dsc. 20.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Mr. Psttigrew introduced bill to pre-
hibit the Rale CT fire arms and amnuniticn
to Tndisns OF reservations.
Mr. Moody, from the committee on In
dian depreciation claims, reported Houss
bill for The adjudication OF c!sims arising
from Indian depreda.ions.
NJ. Sawyer, asked unanimous consent for
tie fixing Of al early day In January for
the consideration o. tho Postal Telegraph
bill.
Mr.. Isgalls, at his own request, was gram /
sd two weeks leave of absence.
Mr.. Piatt introduced q jjint resolution ar-
propyiatiug SlO0,OO to enable the President
TO take action to obtain from the German
government a supply CT the remedy die.
covered by Dr.. Koch and the formula for
tha manuac,uce of the same. Laid over.
Tie morning hour having expired, the
presiding officer laid before the Senate the
election BIZ.
IL. Paddock ga7a no;ics that after the
consideration of the pending bill land before
il should be concluded If Its debate was to
bs protracted to any great extent) be would
k the Senate to take up the pure food biz
which Was demanded by the farmers from
one end OF the country to tha other.
DIR. Blair Ing Tired what reason the Sena-
tor had for surprising thai conclusion
would oa arrived at 10 regard to his bill any
easier than a conclusion would be reached
on the pending MEASURE.
he. Paddock said that if the considerh-
ton OF tho pending bill vas to continue
without limit erd without hope, possibly,
OF q result, he would cell up tbs pure tood
bill.
&ir. Blair thought that the Senator did
ao5 understand bis question. HIS query
vas how the Senator ecu hope. (u view
of tbs action on the pending measure) that
here w3u.d DO short debate on his bill.
Il wal time tia, the Seua e and the country
y GO. jig li.5e change OF die! but the
ssua course WAS to trag forward the
clo:urs (he believed it 8ss caled), and see
whether the RI o. c1Hli be s, altered "a to
permit tho concllsion OF debate on any
question.
Nj. GLANDS dam, ndsd the regular
ord "; All the l)or was taken by Mr.
sp,ouer, Ia a speech in advocacy OF the
bill.
aoU5S
Tasra wsss nall attendance Of members
in the chamber whsl tho House met this
nornlog; eud Mr.. & nsers, OF Arkansas, not
ing .his fl u. oj sct.d 10 the approval OF the
Journal.
Osayaa aad aey v,so the journal Was
approved.
Nj. Miiliksn, Of Main, presented nnm-
ber OF confs:sncs reports on public Building
bile Ia overy case the change made in the
measure was parely verbal in It's character,
and shongh this statement was made By Mr..
Miillkeu, III. Roysrs, Of Arkansas, insisted
upon ths reading Of each report in iull.
This reports wase al agreed to, bu. q good
dsal OF TINA Bss consumed.
The JOINT resolution was passed defining a
quorum of the Board OF Commissioners of
he Distric. Of Columbia.
In tbs morning hour bill was passed TO
authorize the construction OF q tunnel under
ahe waters Of the bsy of Nsw York between
the to3us OF Middletovn and New Utrecht.
a motion to a6j1u7n. made by Mr.. Stone,
OF Kentucky, was los..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
OPECIAL REDUCTIONS IN DOLLS.

CPECIAL REDUCTIONS N DOLLS.
Being ovcrs.o kd c 81 and 81 % Dolls
We have reduced 800 to the low prico Of
10 CENTS EACH =
We have also made largo reductions in
tho celebrated Juneau. Dolls Of this
seasons Importation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
Al EMS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT..

NH EMS FURNIS HING DEPARTMENT.
REDUCTION IN SMOKING JACEEFS.
Four more line, OF Nous Smoking
Jackets, broke in sizee, at reduced prices
Just in time for holiday presents.
Probably the size wanted is among the
lot.
First floor, second anLcz)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

p EDUCTiONS IN TOYS.
500 Imported Toy Trunk,
Reduced to 3 &c AMI 45c.
leo Toy Toa Sets,
65c. siz,. Itduced to 25c.
200 Toy Tea Sets,
Toe. siz,. Reduced to Soc.
Fourth floor, 10Th st. oxtension)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

Colonel r. E. Witbsrs, of WytheVl!le, is
nainfully iii.