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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

A heavy snow storm YVES in progress yes
terday all through the northern counties of
Wisconsin.
Burglars yesterday morning made hole
through the brick wal! of tha vault OF tbs
Hutchinson county, s. D., treasury, and as-
cured 81 500
The strike of the jousneymen ifefs.one
cutters Of Boston, which has been in pro
sress since February %, was declared Of
last evening.
The National convention of the brother
hood OF railroad trainmsn at Los Angeles,
CAL, adjourned last blight. All the old ofi
cars were reelected.
VIM T. Tannehill, member of toe New
York Cotton Exchange, committed euic!te
laat night at Eoglewood, N. J by shooting
himself win o revolver.
Three of the Italians supposed to be In
picstcd in the assassination OF Chief Hen
messy in New Orleans, have q ID toS'. Louis,
and are now iu hiding in that city.
At Chicago yesterday Wm. Mortell aid
prisonmsnt In the penitentlsry for the mnI-
der OF policeman Adam Fysr, in August,
1889.
William Mottlog and wife. we're found
dead In bed this morning at their boarding
house In Chicago. They had been asphyz-
lated by gas. Whether or not the case wGs
one of suicide has not yet been determined.
THERE'S rumor In circulation in O.taws,
Ont., that Mrs. Birchall had arrived In
to- IN for the purpose Of plea1ing her hus-
bands cause with the Mirister of Justice,
but 1t cannot be confirmed. It Is now said
that the publication of the letter signed
Colonel" is part OF plan to furnish
grounds for az application for a reprieve.
Leo. Heilpner is missing from Minnespo-
liz. He left behind him his position es
bookkeeper at the Columbia Flour Mil, q
vile, three children and q mistress. Help
ar is q Pole. He came from Warsaw 8
years ago Hs family ranks among the
mobiles. He leig for political ressous AID bis
family remained in Warsaw until q month
ago, when he installed them 10 house in
Minneapolis, bought and Handsomely fur
uiahsd by .he aid of bis wifs's $1,000 dcwry
sent to him 10 advance.
The new cruiser Newark, whose trial THO wa
interfered with couple of weeks ago by the
breaking of the cs shaft bearing on tic forward
ergne, left Cramps shipya7d,at Philadelphia, this
morning aud for the sec md time started down
the river on har trial trip.
Louis Wolf WIS arro.t,d at Grand Rapids,
Mich, yesterday as common drunkard. BE
h4ils from Louisville. KY, where five or six years
ago no fl heir t, 100000 He is now q total
wreck, working about tho saloons of the city
Po.emsn's big uring mills at Marion Ksnsas,
were w.c ,ked last evening By the bursting OF the
boiler Tue engine was taken from the debris
with the upper portion Of his boiy cooked The
proprietor was also fatally burned.
Fire at Rellev lie, KY, GA Tuesday night, dur
ing which tlo water tuopiy gave out. destroyed
the national bank building ard the Phil ips block,
c.using les of $50, coo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

A REPUBLICAN scaEME-A republican
federal official in r chmopd, 10 sympathy
with the movement, says that the OH oct OF
the arrest yesterday OF q democratic register
was intended as test. Should Judge
Huehes's decision to-day eushor;z' the su-
pervisors of election to copy registration
books, the republican leaders will De 10
position where they can scan ai of the
books. If,bey decide to do this, 1t would
he to procure ev!dsnc to carry to the next
House of Representatives., if republican, 10
saoW that the election 10 the Richmond oi5'
tsict was Illegal oa account of republican
20 being stricken from tbs books and
their names not pnt back when thu voters
spplied to the registrars. Il is their hope
ths. the House will decide that there vas
no election in that district, and when the
Force bill is passed, as he thinks il VIII os,
new election will be ordered for The dis
riot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
a LEX A N DRI A VA
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 80.
SECRETARY BLAINE made a speech at
Co,,h Rand Indiana. last night. In 1t be

SECRETARY BLAINE made speech at
South Bend, Indiana, last night. In 1t be
asserted that protective tariff does not In
crease prices. II the people who heard him
d, rot know that what he said was not co.
they haven't bought any thing since the new
tariff went into effect. He also said that all
the advanced strides this country has taken
have been made by republicans. Hes Mr'
Blaine forgotten the acquisition ofthe North.
west Territory, of Florida, of Louisiana, OF
Texas. California and Alaska, ali by demo-
Gratis? He also denounced the democratic
Senators for opposing his reciprocity scneme
as eatirely vain as long as high cuty Oh
raw material exisss. though he knew that
among the most vigorous opponents OF that
scheme were some OF the republican Sena-
tors. one of them Mr.. Evarts He also said
there never had been tims since the cleo
lion of Lincoln when the republican party
nui.ei could not carry any thing. why,
certainly, even a Pfesldential election
though it required the theft of the vote Of
three States and the prostitution OF the U. .
Supreme Court to accomplish that object.
Republican speakers make great mistake
when they call up the past.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
DRY GOODS.
OFFICE OF WOODWARD & LoTHRoP. }
CORNER 18th ana z STR ETs " W,
WASHINGTON D. c.
Thursday, Oct. 80, 1890.
TEWELRY DEPARTMENT..

Woodward & L>throp on,r in this de-
partment, which is now replstc with
everything appertsining thereto, tie fol-
lowing articles ap cially worthy Of ncta:
Swiss Movement Watches, with solid
silver cases artis.ically carved. Flomsi
upward.
Swiss Movement Watches, with solid
gold cases besusifu ly chased. 50. sos
and S12.75 each.
Swiss Movement Watches, with excl
cases. Only SO each Taesa are good,
reliable timepieces.
Novel Designs in Fancy Garter Buckles
in Gold, Silver, and Oxidiz,d Silver. G9r,
75c, and s. 25 per pair.
Pendants for Necklaces-Heart shape
and others, with various settings. 500,
Toe, to S1.75 each.
Rhinestone Pendants 25c each.
Gold Brooches in uaiq1e and novel Do
signs, with Rhinestone settings 81,
$1.25, $l.5o, and 81 each
Friendship ringa in al the latest styles
SOC, 81, and 81 25 each.
Solid Gold Rings, with Rhinestone
Pearl, and Moonstone settings. II each.
Solid Gold Riugs, with Emerald, Moon
stone, aad Rhinestone. settings. Sl.5o
each.
Solid Silver Bangle Bracelets, &c. soc,
Toe, and $1 each.
Gold and Silver Brooches, 25c, SOC,
and 75c each.
Mems, Lsdie,' and Boys CGf Bu;tons.
25c, 42c, soc, and sl.50 per pir.
Silver and O1idized Silver stamp Cas's
20c each.
Silver Match Boxes SOC, Sl.25, ard
$3.50 each.
Bonbouiers in Silver and Oxidized Sill
yer. SOC. Toe, ST. 25, s1.75, and 1915
each.
First foor.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
Monument to the Jeanette Survivors


ANNAPOLIS, Md, O1t. 30-The monu.
meat TO the heroic members OF the jean
neste exploring expedition OF 1881 was IN
yelled today at the Naval Academy Ceme-
terry. So far az has bsen practic able the de-
sign CT this monument follows that OF the
one ereo;ed in the Lena delta, where
persisted many OF The men whose memory
it is designed to psrpetuate. Its base is
% feet long IL feet wide and 10 feet high.
Il is built of regularly shaped pieces of
grapite. Ga each face of the die Is brorzs
tablet, one bearing the names OF the dead.
an Ice covered cross, twelve feat high, sur
mounts the whole. A distinguished party
OF officers we're present at the ceremony.
Prot. James R Solely delivered the address.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
MONETARY AND COMMERG4AL

NEW YoRX. October 80 Tho London market
this morning was materially lowor than cur fig
ures Of last evening, aud this market opened in
close sympathy with it, everything being from Is
to h lower than last night. The decline wentlo
further, however, and the early dealings deve-
opsd considerable strength. The upward move
ment was succeeded by dullness and comparative
stagnation, and although the firm tone was re-
tanned there was SC lrcely any movement of price,
in the latter portion OF the hour. Nofsrther fes-
ture of any kind was shown and at IL O'clock the
market was very dull but firm at the test prices,
which were fractioaaly bette: than the open ng
fSure5,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

INA rscent speech the redouotab'e Gen
e-aiB. F. Butler said {: II am protection
let from head to heel" And yet ne had the
a,suraaoe to appear before the national
Dc mooratlo convention at Chicago and aak
the members of that convention to nominate
lin sor President. 10 the same speech ne
ESQ said 81 have been called Thief and q
r,ober." But the General should derive
some comfort from the fact that thousands
of people, though thoroughly convinced that
he ia both, have never said 30. Oh course he
ia protec!lon!st, te,su'e the proteclion
his bunting m;! receives from the tarih ire
bIes the PFC Ct that mill. TIE General
lie a millionaire now, aud old. He might
wsll give his paper money, at least to the
poor people ia the South ha pillaged duFing
IA uar ne was instrumsutal in bringing en-
:tcsn'c siand the !emperatuFe OF the
piacs 10 wbicb, according 10 the late Mt
iSauua S!ropp, n must soon 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

BY RULE wosks mauy rsecal as Wei. q
fo,i. Ia order tnas The rule 10 judge Others
b, yourself rn.y worH correctly, it is rtqai-
q, aud necessary that the character anc
existing condition and circumstances OF The
iadge and tha judged shall be precisely
similar. The Nav York Post the leading
,nugaump newspaper Of its city, doesn''
recogu' z, this cardinal p'iociple in its ap-
piicatiou OF the rule referred to. and conse-
ouensIy not only fails in its objects, but ex-
poses lis own delibqueuces. L. asserts that
,be aivjoa given by certain southern news
papers to the democrats OF New York to
avoid eusangling alliances with republicans
snd to stand by the Temuauy-the regu ar
democsatic--.icket in that city, Is paid TO-
by the managers of Tammany Hall. The
Post may sell it's advice, bat the sou hero
papers to which it refers were not made 10
i.s mould.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

A good dinner can be had In Berlin for s
cents. That's pretty good, tut We know OF
better bargain. fyou ST fer with catarFh
you can get cured for twenty Eve cents by
using 0 Saui's Catarrh Cure.
Sleepless nights 81 The riess days will be
prevented If you use De- Bulbs B4by Syrup
TO Induce slesp and composure for the baby.
% eta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

People call it backacbe and 90 nothing
for it until the doctor is sled and pre-
pounces 1t rheumatism. II they had used
Salvation Oil In time, the doctors bill could
have been saved.
Don'c catch colo, but if you do, nothing
will meet the requirements Of the case so
we'll as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price 20
centa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
A Good Shot

ATHENS, Ala, O1t. 30.-Las: week dur
ing the absence OF her husband, a negro
made brutal assault upon Mrs. Matthew
at her bone nes- this city. The lady
seized her husbands revolver and fred two
shots at the negro, who Fl ID. Yesterday the
atseation of pa.sy of huaters was attract
ed by congregation OF bczzarls. l. was
found that they bad bean attracted by the
dead body of the negro aod that both en- OTIS
from Mrs. Matthew's pistol had taken efsc',
causing death in fsw bonrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

THE FORCE bill has not yet passed, hut
Attorney General Miller has appro1imated
its provisions as nearly 90 possible. He has
extended the Tina of service Of the deputy
marshals to be employed at the election. has
authorized The appoint ment OF as many Of
them as the republican supervisors may deem
necessary TO Increase the republican vote,
and has issued special order directing that
those appointed shalI BE- man who will do
their duty" The State election officers
should recollect that they are empowered,
by a law passed at the last session of the
legislature, to cause the arrest of any person
OF persons interfering or tampering In any
manner with voters at or near the polls,
and that Mr. Mller's deputy msrshals, ii In
Virginia. are sut ,ot to Vlrginia's laws.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

Or THE few congressional candidates the
republicans are running in this State. one,
Mile. in the b district. has not lived In
Virginia long enough to vote, and another,
Laneston, doesn't even live In the State.
This shows that Virginia republicans are moi
too much In favor OF home rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

WHEN Mr. HUME f,st announced himse!!
az candidate for Congress. he did SO as al
Independent democrat" but 1t Is conspicn-
.ously observable that the word democrat Is
not TO bs found on his election tickets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
DIED.

On Wednesday, October %, MARY EsTELLE
beloved daughter of w D. snd II. E. Chichester,
aged % years Msy sbe est IN pssce. E5- Flu
neral froul St Mary's Church TO- morrow friday
morning at 10 o'clock. Friends and scquaiut.
ances are iuvitej to attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
a Card.
ALExANpRIA, october so, 1880.

ALEXANDRIA, October 30, 1890.
To the Editor ofthe Alexandria Gazette:
Dear sir: The Q of my ZANE IN connection
with the lste election OF PLY si;sns to the Poor
was without my knowledge or consent, az neith'
CT desired the p0stiou have tie THE to give to
WIN. q. Ashley, MD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

THE NOTORIOUS supervisor of elections in
Nav York city, Mr.. Davenport, the real au'
thor of the Force bill, has en- apt pupilin Vir'
gln!a, MIR. Peasants. the supervisor 10 Rich
mond. A State registrar refused to allow
man to make copy OF his books, for which
tina supervisor ordered his arrest. Before the
order was executed the registrars counsel
asked the supervisor 60 suspend action for
one day, until ths arrival OF the Q. s. Judge.
This request the supervisor not only refused
TO grant, but even refused to listen to the
readi1g Of the law bearing upon the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

"Tbo Upper Ten, novel by ". b Balou, a
oc;s.s satire and Exponent OF soce as 'it is" in
Nc All;sssr's four hundred ard elsewhere, has been
rsceived from he Uni ed States Book COMPANY,
New York. The hook coutAias s"Ue c'eyer read
ING and bright hits anept the fo!l,es t- lAnits OF
Il day, as chiefly found among tae "J,poc Ten
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

AND NOW Senator Sherman has been
forced to acknowledge that the omission
from the tariff Gill, as engrossed, of the sec
ton of it, az passed by both houses of Con-
rress. providing for the tobacco rebate, was
Intentional. Ella Pinkston should rise
from the grave, and shake the hand of her
old partner. Mr.. Sherman has been de-
csiyer all his life, though not gay one, but
though his deespions have made him mil
,iouaire. they have eff-c.ually excluded him
from the Presidency.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
ACCoTINK. Va, Oct. 90
Major O E Hine. Chairman Manassas Cor
gention, ViennG. Va.

Major o Il Hine. Chairman Manassas CON
uention. Eienna. "a.
My dear Major: reid your address to
the repubi leans of the Eighth Congressional
district with much surprise, NJ you have
heretofore been 60 opposed TO bad govern
m ant, bad methods and bad company.
You say so much of Judge Freeman and
New York city elections, and SO lttle OF Mr
Hume (which is right and proper, for least
said and done for him he better).
Hume, you say, "is not republican, and
probably never will be-" Now, Msjor, you
must have cut sorry figure as consulting
physician, for Dr.. Langston says Hume
will be altogether good republican. The
patient will surely die for vent of votes.
You ask republicans: "How will you
vote Pr
AS republican I will answer:
In che name of repubcanisD, not FOR
Hume. In the neme OF good government,
not for Hume. In the name of honest poll
tics and methods, not fer Hume. La the
name of temperance and sobriety, not for
Hume. Ia the name of every good agsinst
every evil, not for Hume. Your old friend,
JOHN 3. TROTH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

eALrrMoRp. Oct. so Cotton dull; middliug
10. -Four fl NOR aud unchanged Wheat
southern firm and unchanged Western firm; No
, winter red spot 10 y .10ol9 Oct 1904 Dec
O2bs1O2a Nay 109As110 Com Southern
firm and unchanged Western iirme mixed spot
and Oct $50 year 57a57A Jan 56;tI 81 M'y
59a594. Oats firm snd unchanged. Bye quies
and unchanged. Hay quiet Provisions firm.
sugar nrm aud steady; grannated 1915.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

UNOOTH BRUSaES-A very lsrge assortment o.
i fine Tccth brushes just Ieceiged by
jau17 WAKEFIELD q HALL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

CHICAGO Oct 3o-11:50 3. m-Wheas--rec
103Aa1O3A; May 1885,. Corn-Nov nomioa ;
May 55as. Osts-rec 1875; Msv 4taI. Mess
Pork-Jsn $i2 10; May 1850. Lsrd-Jan
$6 57l4; May is 97s7. Short ribs-Jan s. 8 u
May So 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

The sale of lots ST Buchanan yesterday was a
Success, upwards of $4,000 worth having been
sold. The sale was continu d to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

NEW YoRK, Oct. 30-Cotton q1iet; ups9d
10; Orleans 1913 10; futures steady Flou
quiet and firm. Wheat dull and stronger. Coz
net We and strong. Pork quiet and steady NJ
Sill 25ai2 90. Lard quiet and easy st So 81 b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

Secretary Rnek sage tia penrc, 2aeu
mopia has been stamped oa5 IL America.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

ALEXANDRIA MABKET. October 30 The Flonr
markets continue quiet but steady at unchsngsl
prices There IL no material change to report IL
cereals. Whest is easy but the offerings fnG
sslcs at range OF from So TO lob. as TO condition.
Corn old, is scarce at 6O.n1 for who; yellow Il nj
mixed 57a59 new so 50. the latter for dry sam
pes. Bye is active at 65470 Oats 50a53. Eggs
22a23. Butter is DULL at 14a20 Potatoes are
higher at 60aS). Veal Calves 5A6 App es and
produce of all kinds are wanted Milfeed il firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30

BALTIMORE, Oct. 30-Virginia consols
1U-4us Al do IS 81 y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-30
An Answer to Major Hine.

Mr.. ]. B. Troth, a ssreignoat republican O.
Fairfax has addressed the following letier
to NJ jor Hine, who presided ct tbs Manas
sss republican convention which "deemed it
inexpedient 10 mako nomination for Con-
greas":
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-07
New Mexico National Guards.

Gallup comes to the front with the first
militia company organized under the new
policy of the governor to do away with
soldiers on paper, and have a militia in
fact. Heretofore there has been troop
of militia cavalry at Gallup, belonging to
Col. Marmon's regiment, but the old car
bines have been turned in and the organ
ization disbanded. The newly formed in
fantry company starts of with forty-one
members, with the following officers
John W. Green, captain; Edward L. Gar
vim, lst lieutenant; Edward Quinn, I'd
lieutenant. Capt. Green is son OF a
veteran, his father having been gallant
soldier in an Ohio regiment during the
war. Both he and Lieut.. Garvin were
captains in the old militia organization,
and saw five years OF service together in
the regular army. The average age Of the
members of the new company is over ~
years, which fact shows that they are not
Feather bed soldiers" They will soon
be armed with the improved Springfield
musket and propose to make it lively for
any militia company in the territory 10 a
competitive drill.
The Santa Fe Guards will probably be
the next company to receive attention.
Capt. Candelario Martinez is making ar.
rangemsnts for semi-weekly drills, and
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-06-07
CHURCH NOTICES.

There will be no services at the NJ. K.
church tomorrow, Rev, Fry being yet in
the east Sunday school as usual at 10
A. m.
Tomorrow, the LIST Sunday Of the Trim.
ity, the services in the church OF the
Holy Faith will be as follows Holy
eucharist at 7 80 A. m. mathis, litany,
and aute-communion with sermon at II
a NJ. The seats in this church are not
appropriated, but free to all persons who
may desire to participate in public wor-
ship to which all are cordially invited.
Tomorrow occurs the great religious
festivity Of corpus christi and the usual
elaborate preparations are making for its
observance by our Catholic fellow'towns-
mon. The affairs are to he erected in
front Of the residence of Major Sena and
Don Felipe B. Delgado, and Refugio
Ortiz will erect one at Mr. FFiske's resi-
dence near the cathedral. The servic es
will begin at the cathedral at 0 O'Clock
and the procession will begin moving at
their close, probably an hour and a half
later.
Tomorrow will be chldrens day in the
Presbyterian church throughout the Unit
ed States, and collections will be taken
in thousands of congregations ior the
Sunday school work OF the denomination.
The proceeds of this collection will be
devoted to the support Of schools estab-
lished in destitute neighborhoods. where
no churches are organized. There will
be no Sunday school services tomorrow
at the Presbyterian church Of Santa Fe,
but, instead OF these, all the children,
with their parents and friends, will meet
at 1890 a. M, bringing profusion of
flowers; will listen to an appropriate ad-
dress, and will have much singing and
music of the kind that children like, Even
ing services of the church at As.