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D. Dickinson elected Ageicultur-
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department Of studyat salary of
81, 200 President Turner assigned
n Aechaif Of English with r. N.
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What the Regents Did.

The Regents at their sessions
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allotted to each Senatorial district
be increased from Is to 16. The
Treasurers report showed that $780,
600 of the endowment bonds were
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COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM.

Monday june 9th,
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5 p. N. Review, Battalion Drill and
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5 p. ID. Contest between the Literary
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Wednesday, June l1th.
10 a. m. Commencement Exercises.
p. m. Alumni Banquet in Library
Hall.
3 p. m. Battery Drill.
5 p. m. Battalion Skirmish Drill.
8. p. m. Commencement Ball
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TESTIMONIALS.

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MoagrAaY AID u0aRakclEL.

new YoRK. Dec 20.-The stock ma ket re-
tsined its holiday and str;cly professional charac-
ter this morning. the dullnest being most ntense'
while the fluctuations were Insignificant in almo-t
every case. The opening was made generally at
unchanged prices from those of last evening The
ms1ket after IL o'clock showed improvement in
tho amount of business DINE, but there wss q
fi.mor tore to tho dealings, and among the active
sto ki slight sd rsnces owe, opening prices were
scored. These no feature of special inter est
in the trading, no Sever, and the market finally
clos ID quiet bui firm at something better thsn
first prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
NAsnvLLE, Tenn, April S. 1890.
Rndnn1' 6 A[icrnbe ki[Ier Co,

NGShU,lie, Tenn i:
Qentcn5n-My vie has been saifsring
for eey5rsl yea with an ovarian tumor !;
nal oeen treated " eur he- physician ard
hge beea iri.sd .vice II Juy isac the
decor SAID hey ,eou.G neFe to use hereto
measures sad psGin,la an operation which
was yafs dsrgsrois. Having heard of tie
Miero6e hlIes Nc Wound 9nE c9aseuE 10 ths.
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prccu 81 5 jug at ance and af.er t6so days
ne e,fs bsgsn 10 i;np.o7o aud shs bas IN :
proved very ,apidiv ever sioco. Sls bias
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LOOAL BREVITIgs.
Christmas horn-tlowing has begno.

TIE law against rolling wheelbsrrows en-
tho sidewalks j. heicg entirely Ignored.
Oae of ihs hauGecmest cabinets Of oliver
ware ever saan ic ibis cisy is in the v'ndo@
of II ,. Dufsv, 324 King street. IL GAS
ordere.. for cisz,n of M )ntana and crI'-
sists O. 43 pisces e.f sterling silver in nest-
tiful oek Cabinet lined with sky-hjus sat'r.
Mr.. Robert PortDer recently had shipped
from Russia three horses for use on his farm
Daar Manassas, hui owirg TO vary roue b
and ious voyage .!;cy all died 5sfora reach
lug mere. Tasse animelu were OF the finest
bs.ed. aud COST their owner three thousand
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
Is Consumption Gurable?

Read the following: Mr. G. II. Morris, Newark,
Ark says: Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and
friends and physicians pronounced mo an lncura-
bic Consumptvo. Bogsn taking DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, am now on my third
bottle. and able to oversee the work on my farm.
1t is the finest medicine ever msde.
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur Ohio, says "Hsd it
not been for DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption l would have died of Lung Troubles.
Was given up by doctors. An noT in best of
health'
Trial bottles free at E. S. Leadbeator s. Bros.
drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

=, STRUCK THE CONDUCTOR A 3ourg CT
tleUAn Of This city white 90 his wsy ho,na
tom Washington yes erday evening oa the
iocdl train with friend, toak exception 10
the manuer 10 which the oonducior spo&e
% the after and demonstrated wish HIN s,r
bis conduct. The conductor, toe Ale1aa.
atan Gays, thsseupon becsme insolsnt spts
W"s s,;uck by 1hs later. Whan the ira u
fsa2aeS his city the con t,c IA tee a .
"Rariar arrested on q ca iyga OF ass ,u.t, a,l,.
t9is raorolns ,ho Mayor l1. osed q fae u ssn
HIN Of 80
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CHURCH SERVICES, &c, To'AoEk9 9 z.g9
r.ri.t CAurch.-Ssrvicss at IL o. iu' A"e 80
=, be Rev. Dr.. Snter.
st. RQuiS Church.ZServlces al Il H. -
sai .. m. By Rev. d.. Norton. :,
Grace Church.-Services at 7 a. m, - :,
%. aad 7:30 p. m. bg R9V. d. 1. oaafP, a ri
st. hary's Church.-Mass at p en~ Father
Vespers at 4 p. N. sermon Dy ~
= 3 1esg1 PRESBYTERIAN canrch;-ssTvloss 8 :
II a. II. and 1850 D n. oy nov Elm ba1l
y.oc-. Young people p.as e' -iA'o 49,
- p''i;5J C9prch.-At II a. N. blot service
pup o 10. and the Falls Church Baptist
l,.. .I,5 asrnon By Raw. ] B. Clayton, and
, ,.,,'1 81 close. st 7:30 p. m. by Rev
n Mercer. Young mems prayer meetine
9oerv Saturday evening at 7:30 O'Clock
trinity Meth. Epis. Cturch.-Prsechiag a.
II = n snG 7:3O .. ia. by Rev. D. n. Sta
M 5ltI Eois. Church South-Preachiog at
II . m. ana 30 D. m. by Rev. W.. Young.
n ,rp!pg sutjso;: "C5ristmas; Heatnso
~ Coriafiaa Feas5-W Which? eYsaiog
ses;.at: Stealing Christmas"
Weih. Prot. Church-Services at / p n.
ar.t 7.80 u. m. nv Ksy W. NJ P3iial. Morn,
~ ic : .Tae "a Sunrise OF the Sou !
q, nia5 -afjaat "a ChrIstmsH Q.ss Tor
Egsrybojg." Prayer meeting Wednesday,
7.S0 .. III. E,f!y CHRISTMAS SERVICE az
6 M
German Lutheran Church Services b II
a. By ReV. J. &. Scnwoy
Meeting az the Midland Railroad readios
1,otn. at p. n Talks on the Bible" bl
s .udeuss from the Sanitary to employees CT
me rai!road.
i. at 9. N.
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TIE Art soHooL.-Ths teachers of The
art school, 10 Peabody Building ssy that
uucl disappointment will be avoided II, for
tbs present, ~ least. no mo.s applications
are made Th3.e arc now twenty eight stu-
den,a in regular attendance, aDd the rocm
Dan Accommodate no mHre unless some va
cancies occur. Tno4s now in Attendance
hsve begun eal. working regularly and
quietly, ana ehow Q fsir average OF ts'-
an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20
Oh. What a Cough

VIII You heed the warning. The signal per-
hsps of the sure approach of that mere terrible
disease Consumption, Ask yourselves ifyou csn
afford for the sake OF saving SOC, TO the risk
and do nothing for ii. We know from experience
that Shiloh's Cure Will euro your couch. 1t
never lails. This explains why moro than a
Million Bottles were sold tho past ear. IL re-
lieves Group aud whOoping cough at once.
Mothers, DO not he without it. For lsrao back,
side or chtst use shiohs Porous Plaster. Sold by
g. 4. Leadbcstor s. Bro, Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

RsC5yEEED Els HoEsE-Jodga J. K. u.
NoriGD Yesterday rode out to Fairfax coun-
ty 10 enjoy Days hunting. Hi'oong bis
horse to fence rsii be started ao5uss fisld
ana aeon rad shot st BIRD. The report
of the gun, however, caused the horse to b.
coms frightened, and breaking bis bride he
Ian eli, aad Judge Norton wac compelled to
walk home. This morning email colorei
boy brought the horse to this city, saying be
had found 1t es,ray on the road. Judge
Norton was soon appraised OF the recovery Of
his horse and rewarded The boy Tor his hon
estY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

A KINDLY RsmgMBaAHcs.-Mr.W William
Lsrmour, formerly fth's cicy, but now #
California, his seut 10 lacy CT this city
twenty Ve dollars vita tho request that
the ulonsy ba devoted toway;i furnishing
scme Of tbs poor csiid-en of his native
city With portion Of TIA sod thing OF
The holiday sessnn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

MEMORIAL CEA1R "A chid'sinvs!id char
was received at the & treat for the Sick yes
to-day Tor the Baptis: COT. A silver plate
fsa.aaed on the back ID lnacribed Filth l..
Howard. lIys Charles Ho@ard, of Alex
andris, sent /: in loving memory Of her lis
tie girl, pyho died lsst February, and whose
savings wsat towards the purchase. II will
eyer ba source of cosiiort and pleasure to
the tfll cted children OF the ward, among
whom srs al~a5s soms who cannot walk
Richmond DiSpdtch
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IJispelled Immediately.

What got the headache? "8romodine" will
dispol it like snow before summers sun. "BroD-
ooiae" is the latest scientific headache remedy,
blessing to the taste, qqck and effective in its
action ana absolutely harmless. 25c, of all drug.
gists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

BANQUGT-Rafuge Cour c !, Sonsioi jana.
adao, gave barqGet last night, which was
attsnde6 by large numter Of its old 10 en-
bars. oesifes many prominent members Of
'he order from Washington. Among those
present we're Sovereign Chief Ran, P..S. @,
Deal, and others Of "a lal rromtnenca. TEE
taste ia arranging the tables and delicaciss
displayed oS taa isdes was excellent, and
the tepsst highly srjoyed Speeches wsee
mace by the visitors AMI e!so by Mesers.
SaiaL Feaneson, Brooke Arno'd sni others.
4ne guests left on the late train.
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BaPgIsTs AS will be peeu in the church
notices, the Baptist Church Of Falls Church
viii worship lo-mosrcw morniag with the
BSpts' Cnuroh Of th:s city and anelT pastor
will preach 4 very excellent nesting Was
hsiG recently IN the FAiis Church church,
snd a. e fesuit 3 numhsr CT persons ere to
o. beptiSei. The church thste rs yet has
30 enptstety, sad go they were invited to
worship via the church here aud admins
ter the ordnance. The visitors will be en-
tertained al diunss in the homes of their
Baptist brethren here and return 10 Falls
Church "a The afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

sHILoH's CATARRH REMEDY A marve-
lous cure for C.tarrh Diphtheria, Canker mouth,
aud Head&che. With each bottle there is al in
geniols nasal Injector for tire more successful
treatment OF these complaints wishou5 extra
charge. Price soc. Sold by E. S. Leadbeatcr &
Bro gents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

Pain in chest. shors breath, pain 8dtier-
Jog, smotherrg. dropsy, ASTHMA, cured BY
DR.. Niles New Heart Cure, sold at d.uge s 8
Free treatise By mail. MILES MED. Co,
Eikhar.. Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

Ba,ic1moDE. Toe 90 -Cotton nominal; mid
ding ga. Flour firm. Whcat-southern strong
No . s9 laa99 steamer No 2 red 0 'a95lb; West
ern steady :; No 2 winter red spot and Dec 9714a
97lh Jsn 9Sa99A May 1C4Aa1o4Ss. Corn
Southern active and frmcr white 6oAa5Sh /;
yellow 561aa5Sla; stesmer 56t..56lh; graded
No 9 5S%; Western s,e.dy mixed spot and year
57&s5S; Jan 57a. Msy 67a. s5S steamer % y
bid. Oats SLOW Eye dull and nominal. Hay
quiet choice Fl M Provisions qaiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

DgcpEE IN VACATION -Jalgs Ka:th, Of
the Circuit Oour., hss an .e7ed 6 decree in
vacation in the case o. Jsmo' Roberts ".
the Aged Efsa ard " 30 eo'. Home Society,
coafrmiog ne gala receGs!y insf:e of the Sid
FsieaGs' msa;io2 hausa p,opastS at The Cor
nor Of 81. AJspo aad Wolff streets 10 Mr. &.
Il BfeUs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

AaExAsDRrA MARKET. Dec. 20-Thcre are
no changes in the markets today. Flour is firm
and fairly active Wheat IS strong and in light
recsi;t, with range OF all classes running from
SO to 100 por bushel. Corn is steady at 63s56'
Rye 90 ~ Oats 1882, Eggs 1926. Butter
1928. Potatoes $3.50. Dressed Turkeys liza
13. Dressed Chickens 9a10. Apples and other
fruits and ell kiads of produce arc wanted. Mill.
feed is very finn H.y is dull AID in liberal sup.
ply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

FoLyCE REPORT Last night *ss clear
and cool WITH fva prisoners and nine iods-
ers at tae citation bouse.
The Meyer this morning disposed OF TIE
following casss:
Napoleon Jasper, colored, for eu ssaerii
on Mars Lee, also colored; Mary Lee,
c9c,ed, for diso.desiy conduco, and Eliza
Wa ker snd Betty Carter, moth colored, for
stealioe coal from tho r & D. depot, were
faed $50 Aecn.
e youug naa, charged With disorderl7
eocduc, On the local train, was Gned $3.50
Wr M,edessop. charged with an assault
on Hattta Mason, coored 3 young white
mon. charged with en- ass: ul5 en- Minnie
Wool and two white men, charged with
disoTdety conduct. were discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint you
We printed guarantee on evefy bottle OF
shil' his vitslizsr. 1t never fails to euro. sold
by Z. S. Lesdbeater & Bro AGENTS.
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ELFcrsyc LIGHT COMPANY a nse!ipg
. : held at Fslis G5uTon on Thursday night
-. looking to the establishment Of an elec.
=, i;cht ri. ut at that pigee. An oSgan'z.-
~, gsa perfected, chen the failo1ing Of
Sc. N,r, acsed E 4 Greeuonga. prssi-
dao.. N uscGcgsn, vice president; L.
q I'm. secretary and 70 soa2er; J. a
parry. treasurer, and Il ". Moore attorney
tls nouatv. The ccss of shs plant Is to
h. about SO 600 and the espscity is 20 be-
$50 incandeeoent fights and arc lighls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

WsDDIEG --Rssz3lie Chapel. al PbilomoD;'
Was tbe sgeue OF q very ore,ty marriage on
"Wednesday. Mss Luu Van Sic&ler AID Mr.
o Chs.0biio, Of she ehove place, were msr'
were 3flss @. Dillon, Nj G. Lynn, Miss E.
Caaubia, Mr. Chamolin, Mis- L. ORR
aet, Sir. j. c Chomblin, Miss D. Bowl and
~. CbsmOin. Tne bride was oeoomiDgiy
attireG ia 8 travelling dress. After the cere-
moDy they left on the noon train for al ex-
tended northern tour With the best wishes
Of thelT macy fisnds. Among those pes
en5 waTe tliss Ofrison. of Font Royal, and
Nj i Il Emerson, OF this city,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

NEW FORK, Dec 2o.--Cottou dull and cay !;
unInnds ga,: Orleans Tile; futures opened
and closed steady. Flour dull aud stes'iy. Wheat
cul and unchanged. Corn quiet aud easier.
Pork dull and steady at $l0al2. Lard quiet
and unchanged at Sc 071,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

-5usjcAL.-Tast the conpllmensarg re-
hs.rssl4 OF the AlezandFia Musical Assc-
els fon sill bold high favor with tho lovers
Of r,1stc. Bss shown bg the large audience
Tia assoml led OF ils rooms iesb night. TIE
9resranme Of ton numbers, four for orche5:
trs. rour for brass snd reed instrument, and
t6o vocal numbers was flushed at hal pas.
nine Tao selections we're we'll chosen ana
pretty, but the association he's done better:
Tae orchestra suffered much oy iack O.
sting instruments. end tho rendition oy tee
es,d in several inatanoes appeared ragged.
Il 1rav hsve have beer, as is sometimes the
ca5s.vith even professionals. "an If n:gnt'
ga our emajours, nsrhops caused ay 3
larb. cf e5uGdsuas. r5e soloists were Miss
B.rHs Laeas, violin; Mr.. Henry W. Malta.
e25oaium, and Mr.. Geo. II. Evans, vocal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-20

The fasmsr'e freud in emergeaoiss-Sim-
mors Liver Regulator.