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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
VIRGINIA NEWS

E. J. Griffith, one Of the Oldest business
men Of Norfolk, died yesterday, aged II
yeers.
On account Of continued Ill health Mr L
F. Bsirpe hos severed his connection With
the Ricbmond State
Mrs. Laura T. PleassntF, wife of DR.. }.
RI. Peasants, SAFE saDator from That Cir
i;t, died Sunday night. ia Petersbarg.
The ,hi.ty-eiehtb annual convention Of
the American pharmaceutical Ascot ton
met ac Fortress Monroe yesterday. The
Maryland Stale Association meets there tc-
day.
at Norfolk yesterday Wa Council. o
youug man employed in the Il. Portper
Brewery establishment, fell from the second
story window to tie pevement aud was
killed.
1t ia reported that ifthe Oicott committee
end the legislature do not settle the debt
this winter tee Farmers Alliance and anti
debt rayers will inaucuarate at once an out
and out Reputation movement.
The foundation of John Chamberlain .
hotsl at Fortress Monroe Is bout completed,
and bricklayiug will commence this week
The hotel, when completed, Eill contain
544 rooms, and will have fceproof corridors
aud stairways. Il will contain every k1own
modern improvement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
POLITICAL

Hon go d Wise formally opened BIZ
csmnsisn for Congress yesterday when Dc
ami Coi. B.eckinridge, OF kentucky, &C.
dressed az igsWsass nnd;eace IT Chesterfield
Court Hu;o L g night the distinguished
Kantuektan spoks nefore the Po"haien
Club ST. t;e K ohmoad Theatre Tae build
ing was hacked TO i,s u.m;s capacity ard
Me. B q kiufidge received an ovation en-
mis- eppearance, and wss appiaudsd to the
echo.
Hon ". 4. Jjaes, lie democrsaic canG-
3:e f.. Cong ess ia the First district, Gre
aied sersstion In 9 speech in Csroina
county yesserdr- by declaring thai &c had
Il from good au ho,ity tha; delegate 10 tins
,ate ro,ubicsa oonatesscnai convention
had declsrea. ha. Tie Hen. L h. d. Browne,
p.esept recnh'ic5a corgfeesman and noul
nae for r. lection, wfn!d lave voted Tor ne
Force bill! but tor The advice o. S9e2ker Il sd.
who told h:m ha heH sc IS ouGuGn witnouC
him, and shat II n Put bims if or record Il
would eatlaueez els Reelection. tIienGs OF
Mr.. Browne hevs beer asserting that he Sss
opposed 20 tbs Force bill.
The vote in ihs rlgc ion held yesterday IL
Maine discost(t IRE urua ConGitions OF SD
"cff wear" IN politics Gov. BarieiSh il re-
elected hy ,ha ayssace Ues0ri;y IL rather
light vote, ard he .srds,Ge" upon which
the Maine dsa, crscy buil5 their bopes CT
success failed to retefis'izs. Mice still
holds firm to Der republican allegiance. AID
the general division Of parties and party
lines in the State remains na5roken and I'M
changed. TIE republicans, alarmed by the
untowsrd result Of tbe Vermont election,
nut forth extraordinary forts in this COL
test, snd their ;inid and hating followers
NAV finG coc,fort in the returns. In the
First district Speaker Rsed was reelected
by an increased caajprity, and the other
three republican Covg: essmen we're also re-
e'e ted. Tae denocra S gained few men,
bsrs 10 the legislature.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
Foreign News.

BRRLIN, Sept ga serous outbreak OF
typhus fever has OCCURRED at Rybuik, upper
SiIesia.
MADRID. Sept 9.-Pfime Minister Cane
vas del CASTILLO believes that free trade is
responsible for the evils OF the workiugmsn' g
position and therefore recommends policy
of protection in the interests Of both farmers
and manufacturers.
L1sBoN, Sept 9 Toe king of Portugal Is
reported to be better. His fever has cub
sided.
LONDON, Sept. 8 The Standards Mad
rid correspondent says that the prime minis
ter's liberation of the Carlis.s will probably
result in the election of several oil their can
didates at the coming elections.
ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 8 Lieut. General
Bardowski died suddenly to-day from ape
plexy.
PARIS. Sept. IN Cholet, Governor OF
the French Congo territory, has returned to
Brezz,ville afrer exploring the River Sanga.
His i,urney assures to France possession Of
the region between the German Territory OF
Cameroors snd the river Mahangi.
LONDON, Sept. 9-Rev. Henry Parry
Liddon, D. D +, D. C. l.. Canon of st. Paui's
Cathedral, died Suddenly to-day at Weston
super Mare.
WELLINGTON, New q ,slaud, Sept. 9.-The
House of Representatives has rejected by
msjority Of twelve the government proposal
to nominate delegates to the convention to be
held to consider the question OF the fedora
ton of the Australian Colonies.
LONDON, Sept. 9-The race for the Great
Yorkshire handicap plate. at the Doncsster
September meeting to-day was won by ST.
YER Spur. The race for the Champagne
Stakes was Won by Haute Saone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
Senator Christiancy Dead

Judge Isaac p. Onrstiancy died at Lan,
sing, Mich. last night, of cancer of the
mouth and general debility. He had been
confined to bed month and was surround
ed by his family. He was an ex-U cited
States Senator and Udited States Minister
to Peru, ard ex-Chief Justice OF tbs Michigan
Supreme Court. Senator OhristiaDcy's de-
elinipg days were clouded by scandG',
growing on: OF his marriage to pretty. but
.ipht- beaded female Treasury clerk, who,
after brief career, died in q maG-house.
The story is familiar TO the country and one
of The saddest in American political history.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
A Steeple Turned Upside Down.

PAXTON, H., Sept. 9-Tbls city was on
Sunday afternoon visited by heavy rain
accom- panied by hurricane, which inflicted
great damage 20 shade trees, buildings and
crops. The greatest damage was to the
Congregational Church, which had just un-
dsrgons thorough repairs. The spirs was
lifted eff, raised to considerable height
and driven small end foremost through the
roof, where it remains. The lin roof of the
Charts block WAS partially torn off. Sew
eral email dwellings were blown from theil
foundations, and serious damage was done
to fruit aud shade trees in thu country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
Four Men Struck by Lightn ne.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Sept 9-Four men
we're out in a small beat on Lake Fields,
Lsfourche parish last Saturday bunting al
ligstors, when q storm suddenly arose. Be-
fore the men could reach the shore black
cloud hanging low 10 the sky passed direct
IL over their boat and binding fash Of
lightning darted earthward. Raymond
Knight, who was in the vicinity, watching
the Efforts of the men to reach the shore,
saw the lightning strike the boat and the
men disappear. Ali four OF the men were
struck by the lightning. Tnree OF them
were dead when Mr.. Wright reached them
The other man was severely shocked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
a Terrible Tragedy.

HAMERsyILLE. Ohio, Sept. "a terrible
tragedy occurred here last evening, during
the trial of the case of George Barngrover
vs.. Joseph Hiler. a Mr.. Hller died some
months ago leaving will in which he de
vised mos. of his property to two of his sons
and two daughters, to the exclusion OF other
cSi.dien. There has been talk of contest
ing the will, and much bitterness has basn
manifested. This vas case for damages Ut
der an alleged breach Ct contract between
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

FRKD. DoUGLAs, 10 a speech to hia race IL
Washington yesterday. said there is horace
question. that amagamation is in progress
aad has been for ages, that all The negroes
want the whites TO do is to get out of their
way, snd that the solu ion OF the rece prob
lem, ifthere be any such problem, "lay In The
ballot box, the cartridge box aud the KNOW
edge box" Judging by the increased ms
iority Mr.. Speaker Red got YESTERDAYS, IL
would seem that the people OF Maine and
Fred. are Of one mind on the subject refer
red to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

WHEN DEMOCRATIC Senator's illustrate the
scc,ionalism of the tariff bill, by alluc'ng 10
the admission free OF duty of machinery for
the production of sugar In the Northwest,
and imposing heavy duty on that used in
the South, ard to the removal of the duty
on bindiog twice used In the North, ano
Increasing that on cotton ties used only 10
the South, the reply they receive from their
northern colleagues Is, that instead Of com
paining, they shoull thank the northern
people for spsring their liver. Woe to the
conquered ia as true now 90 ever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
A LONELY GaAvE.-The body cfths Rev

a LONELY GRAvE-The body cfthe Rev
J. ]. Rumberg, who died in Roanoke last
week, was buried near the home of the dead
minister's father, seven miles from Chris
lis ,urg, We. 90 one ofthe highest peaks Of
.bs Allegheny range, aud it required the a.
mort exertioGs of ten man to carry 1t TO the
grave. It was the expressed wish OF the
late minister to be buried on the highes!
peak Of the range. and in carrying out his
wishes much difficulty Was experienced on
account of the rocks beneath the soil. The
grave isiu wild and lonely spot, not near
any other place Of interment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

RECIPROCITY is only another name for
free trade. IT then tho republicans. upop
the advice of Secretary Blaine, are go ket
sci on reciprocity as they now are, why they
should 30 oppose q reduction in the duties
on the necassaries Of lie imported from the
countries with which the United States DO
most of their trading, and by which there
would at least be sn approximation to reel
procity or free trade, is what only protect
ed manufacturer and his congressions! agent
can tell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

The NORTHERN sugar retiners will pr.
greatly by the action of the U. S. Senate
Yesterday on the sugar schedule of the Mt"
tariff bill. But If the people OF the country
are pillaged for the beDe TT of the manulac
turers of iron, cotton, glass, salt and all the
O; her necessaries of life, there is DO good fea
g. n why the manufacturers ofsugar should o'
excluded from their share of the swag. Ia'
voters, however. will have an oppoEtuoNS
In November of manifestipg their opinion o
those BIZ whom they are 30 ruthiessly pun
dered for the benefit OF q few protected mar
ufacturers and their congressional agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

MES. ANNIE SMITH having failed to OF,
tain license to practice lew In Virginia
has sought consolation in the editorial chair
and has commenced the publication Of
newspaper at DanviIle, the North Daariltt
Enterprise. II pelf be her or jact, it is hoped
abe NAV have cause to sing This is the
way 1 long have ueht, and incurred be-
cause 1 found 1t not :" but experience, at
least 10 Virginia. does aot warrant that
hope.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
TWO New Orleans Girls Wed Chinese.

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 9 "A double Chi
nesc- American wedding took place at the
g.. Louis cathedral yesterday evening. The
Rev Father MeDgonot, the Vics-General OF
that diocese, of1iclated. Leng Man Lou
married Miss Nosmie Bouleriche and Ling
Sing Wing Miss Katie Lynch. Both the
ChiGese are yourg and we'll to do. They
adopted The Catholic religion preparatory 10
the marriage. The cathedral vas crowded
With lookers-on, and 50 was the reception
given afterward by the Chinese bridegrooma.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
Ezeta 10 be President

La LlBERrAD, SEP. 9.-The army has
been reduced to peace footing aud the
country is enjoying its ulual tranquility. All
the members OF Congress are now 10 the
cspi.al and that body will be assembled Oh
Thursday. Carlos Ez,ta. beyond question
o. doubt, will be elected President. GoroDi-
mo Pou, the confidential agent to Mex co.
will be made Minister Pieuipotentlary to he
United States and Mexico.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
he Baltimore

WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-Tbe navy depart
ment received a cablegram this morning
from Cop. ". S. Sohley, commanding the
U s. s. Baltimore saying that that vessel
had arrived at G)thenburg, Sweden, this
morning. Heavy fOgs were encountered
which greatly retarded her passage. She
will! proceed at once to Stockholm where
the remains OF Eclcssou will be received ~
The Swedish authorities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
Stare Coach Held Up.

AUBURN Gala, Sspt. 9.-rhe Georgeto@n
Stage was stopped yesterday near Greer
wood while on lis way to Auburn, bg o
masked highwBymsn and rohbed. He 8
cured the Wells Fargo Express bpx, but II
ia not known how much the box contained.
Oae of the passengers borrowed gun and
started after tina robb,r within q few
minutes OF the robbery. but with what re
sul; Ia not yet known.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
BECAME JEW FOE Lovs.-James Kel

BECAME JEW FOB LovE.-James ker.
neGy, an Irish Catholic, employed in New
York livery stable, ard Lizzie Isaacs. q
Jewess, were married on Sunday evening
Kennedy for some time WAS In love VIII
the pretty Jewess, but Mrs. Issscs, the moth
er OF the bride. was opposed to the marriage
unless Kennedy became a Hebrew. He at
last consented to renouuce his faith, and
was received into the Hebrew synagogue
the formal ceremony incidental thereto be-
Ing performed by the Rabbi OF female Beth
Elphin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
Ton uplY.

BosroN, Sept. GA Hartford, Conn.,,
30 scial says young lady from Youngstown,
O ,io, who had been engaged as instructor
Ia New Britain school was refused the si.-
uation after arriving there to take charge.
Tia only reason that the principal of the
S ate Normal School gave her was that che
was 100 homely." He agreed to pay her q
months salary and e1peasea backto Youngs-
tnwn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

IF THE republican idea that the products
of this corntry should be restricted to On
amount Just sufficient to supply the home
market, be correct, those Virginia farmers
who made only short crops this year should
look upon such as blessings ia disguise, and
should determine ct once to plant no crops
at all next year, for il small crors be benef-
cisl, surely no crops would be more 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
!, T,Ex A NDRIA- " z
tuesday EVENING. SEPTEMBER 8.

1.-THE re suit OF the election in Maine ysf-
.eraay be indicative of that In the olnef
n ,rthern States next November, the people
If the South may we'll set about preparing
for emergencies, as 1t Is as true now as II
was when ann oupced by the Greek ph'ioso-
nber "Tbat thou mayst not hope that oil
which there Ia no hope. nor be ignoran. u
TINT which may be-" If the people OF 'he
North, by their votes, sustain the Sec'ion'
srd tyrennous measures of the pres eat ool-
srets the Force bill will not only De enao'-
ed next winer, but others even more
oppressive and ruinous to all the interests
OF all the southern States. Inc course Vi
TIE northern msj ority, since the nominal
restoration of the Union, amply jnsthes the
fforts made by tho people of the South 10
o. tablish government Of their own.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
Harrison to Reed

WASHINGTON, D. G Sept. 9-The following
telegram was received here this morning
Cresson Springs Penrs., Sept S.t;-Hon
T.B Reed. Speaker OF the House OF Repre-
ssntalives Washington D CT very hearti'
iy congratulate you and your colleagues Ia
Congress from Maize upon the generou;
nonn,ar endorsement you have received.
BENJAMIN HARRISON
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
People who deplore the loss of American

People who dep!ore The loss OF AmerlcHn
shipping are too likely to forget the ire
mendous magnitude of inland commerce
The figures sometimes appear absolutely
startling. For instance, during 324 days Of
lake navigation last year tonnage passed
through tbs Detroit river to the amount Of
10 600 600 tons more than the entries and
clearaoces CT all the seaports in the Uaited
States. and 5000 600 tons more than the
combined foreign snd coastline shippiog OF
LIVERPOOL and London. Nevertheless 1t
you'd be a good thing If America could
carry her own imports and exports ALSO
AlbQnu Journal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
A few months ego the mayor OF Ports

A few months ago the mayor OF Ports
mouth, England, presented Jeanne Vicsoire
Suook, aged ten years, with the honorary
certificate of the Royal Humane Society for
saving her little brothers. life, In April.
The lad fell from landing stage into twelve
feet of water and must have perished bad
not his sister, who was unable to swim,
Jumped In and managed to keep him saoat
until q waterman came and rescued both.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New YoRz, Sept. 9.-The stock market va'
dali again This morning and devoid Of feature
except in the few stocks to which tho boars have
paid special attention during tho past few days
ilnctus ious in tho remain der of the list being
confined to the sl;ghtcst fractions. Fir pr ces
as rule, we're either unchanged or but slightly
different from thorc OF LIS. evening, snd tho move
ments in the general lis, during the honr were
entirely unworthy OF notice. Toward the end OF
the hour. however a general buying movement
set in and everything improved. AT IL o'clock
Tho market wss again dull and steady, generally
at a shade better than op-ning fgnres.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
DIED.

On Monday, September 8, 1890 ELIZA MUIR.
DOCH. daughter of Andrew and Louisa e. jamie
son. Jss- Interment from B. Whestley's o10
King street, at p. n. TO morrow "wednesday
10th instant,
Fell asleep on the morning of September Q h, al
8 o'clock, WILLIE, Eon Of Benjamin aud Laura
Hughes, aged two years and three months
IIs- Friends and relatives are invited to attend
the funeral from Il south Washington street at
5 o'clock to morrow Wednesday, evening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

The qnsplisy of meat tarown overheard
into the Atlantic is very great, says an En-
giish nspa- O. she 49, cergoes exported
ircm the Uoited States ,c that country con-
pfisine 1875 661 read OF cattle, 1921 sheep
and II piss. 1870 # ne fisst and So1 81 the
second class ci tui9 i've stock were thrown
oyerboard during &c VoJage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

The police have under arrest ]. H. Maggie
and Michasl Kelly, charged With forging,
coup.srfeiiing and disposog Of q. 500 tickets
of admission to tho pic bic given st Osden's
Grove, Moudly. S>p!em5 II hy tia irads
and labor assembly of Ch!cag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, September 9th, at tie resi5enc, Of
the brides moth.r. MS D. NJ. French, lf6 north
Washing ton street, Alexandria, Va, by Rev d;
WEIGH, Of Georgetown College. d. Q, MIS-, aAhi
FRENCH PAULDING to JOSEPH a. klCE, OF
Washington, D. CHEW Orleans papers Please
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

ALEXANDRIA MARK EFT. Sept 9 There is moth
ing new to roro:t from the Flou. markets; sa!cs
arc Of fair volume and well distributed rs to
grade at current prices. Whest is quict bat fra
or large proportion OF the receipts FOR sever4l
days asst haze been G: dnary quiiiy, iaclnd-
ing some of the cd crop (!SS9) and full of wee
vii; we quote sales of AL classes at rom 10 70
tsil-epds to 1O2 for choice samples of m'llin.
Wheats. Corn is cas- at 54s5S Ryc is active Al
5ol6s Cats 4Oa44 in Car Its. Eggs 1SaI9
Butter II %. Potatoes are scaIco at 60A76
Osher vegetables, melons AID all kinds OF INT
are wanted. Millfccd is d, Ginning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

The Oldest Sister of Mercy in America is Mother
Seton. of the New York Convent OF Mercy, who Is
over 80. Her father died in 1900. Hell mother,
a convert, founded the order OF the listers Oh
Charity az Emmitsburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

pa5rIaosE. Sept Cotton nominal m5-
ding JOE. Flour DON. Whaat-sOuthern insc
tive ard weak su',z 9}ul00 longberry 95sl0U;
No , 81; stesmor , 81 steamer "a 2 red % :
q estern steady No y itcr rcd SPOT and Scpg
95As95la oct 96As961a; Dec lO1151oQa.
Corn-sonthern nomiLa!; white o'aoJ yellow
57hs5s; western steady mix spot 53; Sept
and Oct 52b oats quiet; ungradod southern
and Penna 4Ga43 do Western white 42i43 do
mixed 41a42 graded No white 43; do mixed
AZ Rve easier choice to fancy 71a72; COED u
primo 69.70; Common to fair 6oaGl Hay ie;;
prime TO choice timothy ) Ga l. Provisions
fairly active. Sugar qniet; granulated ofs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

Emperor William spends most of his time
Inspecting the army and navy and watching
their maDuevers in sham battles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

the receipts is very heavy, but tho offerings 30
omp.rativly light and among them ere too
many grass Hogs, v h:ch cell with difficulty at
lowest pric,s 51as5at.c rer ID nes. Good Western
Ho,s are fully lac higher than lsst week ard Sc |
at 6ka6asc per lb, with 3 few extra 8 -ado
higher
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

NEW York CATTLE MARKET. Sept. o.-Becvo1
market 15c hi. har native etccrs So 15a5. AMI
balls and cows 81 % 3 % per 100 lbs. Calves
market higher veals S5a7 90; buttermilk Cal e7
50 5O.3 per leo lhs. Sheep and Lamb mark I
dull; sheep Slab 37 and Lambs s. 6Os7 per JOB
lbI. Hogs-ma:kst dull at 81 2OA4 10 per 100
poupds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

BALTIMORE Sep. o-Virg'nis Ga consolidated
=; 1O-4Us 81; do IS GSh,G9l2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET Sept. 81
Union stock yards this week 80 Cattle were ID
the market and sold as follows: Best 4A4is
good 3lba3%c; medium 3s3hc; common N
2a,c per lb. 715 Sheep and Lambs were of 2
ed old Sheen 3l4kc; Lambs 5a6l2c per H.
Cows and Calves $2Oa40 Market good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

CHICAGO, Sept. 9-12:45 p. m.-Wheas-Dec
1OOb: Nav 1919 Corn-Oct AS; May 47%j
Oats-Oct 35A May 1915. Mess Pork-Jaa
sill G7lb; Msv SIP 25a12 274s. Lard-0c'
So 30; Jan So G5. Short ribs-Oet s. 40; jan
Il If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

New YORK, Sept 9-Cotton easy upland
ICE: Orleans 10 1916 futures steady. Flou.
quiet and weak Wheat dull and weak. Cora
dull and weak Pork quiet aud eteslg st
S11 25al2. Lard quiet and steady at SO AZ H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-09-09

GREEN GINGER, SPICES aud PICKLE SCI D
w for eale by ERNEST l.. ALLEN,
snV25 Cor. King and Pitt SITS
DURKEE'5 SALAD DREssIN g, freah, rcceiysi
~ to day by
my9 } C.MlLB1R".
Al oN1sERRAT ME- FRUIT JUICE just TO-
WI ccived by
A6lLD tOFfEE3-15 bags Maracaibo aud
Iht Guayrs CoIees received to day by
feb10 J. G. aiLbnBH
rI,HE BEST FAsT-BLACK HOSE for lad >
l. gents and children ct 25c at
ap21 AMOS B. ShAYMbAhh :.
bishops FOOD FOR MoCKING BEDS. I'y
d il. ERNEST L. ALLEN,
aug25 Cor cling and Pitt SITS
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT of COlgss'
N soap and Perfumes, just received oy ,po
M ~ +. S. LEADBEATER G BIZ
XTJNTeg.CUR CANyAssED HANS 50
w fino Uucanya,sed HAMS su all sizes, lof sac
by [jc4I Z. Mi-'hoi'''
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1890-03-05
ON METEORIC SHOWERS.
THEIR VISITS OF FREQUENT PERI,
oDlcAL OCCURRENCE.

PeculiAritles of the Heavenly Displays.
New Features of the Sun Revealed to tho
AstronOmcr-A Talk with Professor
on a Sky High Subject.