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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
COURT RECORDS.

UNITED STATEs-Hon. III. F. Severens,
iudge-The United States vs.. Frank +.
Austin, indictment for mailing nom
mailable matter; plea of guilty; sem
fenced to pay fine of 800; paid. The
United States VS.. Darius c. Gee, indlct-
ment for mailing non-maIlable matter;
acquitted by direction of the court.
The United States VS.. Joseph Paxton,
retailing distilled liquors; on trial.
Peter Wiser VS.. the CITY OF Grand Rap
ids; judgment of $3.50 for plaintiff.
CIRcUIT-Hon. VIM. f. Grove, Judge;
The People We. Edward 0'Dowd and
Peter O'Dowd, complaint for drunken
ness; complainsnts dismissed on pay
ment of the costs. Sl2.G5. Hon. NJ. c.
Burch, Judge: Richard Harmon VS.
Cary q DeVries, assumpslt; appeal
from justice court; on trial. August
Beck q Co. VS.. Adolph Meyersham q
Gerald Fitzgerald, assumps.t; Judg.
ment for plaintiff S669.S0 and costs.
Bernhard l.. Desenberg and Bernard
NJ. Desenberg We. Christian Wernetts
assumpsit; judgment for plaintiff
Sl53. 10 and costs, default.
SuPERIoR-Hon. +. A. Burlingsme
iudge-In re opening and extension OF
South Union-st., from the south line OF
Prince, TO north line of Halist.: ap-
pearances of respondents as follows
ii. j. Richter by Albert Crane, Judson
NJ. Peaslee, NJ. Neenboer, City OF Grand
Rapids by l.. z. Carroll; ordered that
sheriff prepare and submit a list OF
twenty-fouT residents aud freeholdcrs.
from which to select jury; list sub
mitted and jury struck. yenire ordered
returnable Dece mber %, at 10 a. m
The People vs. Frank Dsmskey, saloon
open on sunday; arraigned, pleaded
guilty, paid fine Of $50, and was dis
charged. The Grand Rapids school
Furniture Co. vs.. Wm. Harrison, in
chancery; decree for complainant
signed.
PRoBATE-Hon. Cyrus Z. Perkins,
iudge-Estate Of Walter Cmpman. De.
ceased; letters OF administration issued
to the Michigan Trust Company. Is
tate Of Chester y. Putnam, deceased
administrator final account allowed
and estate distributed. Estate Of VIM
T. Wander Hart et al, minors, guar
dams annual account filed. Estate oi
Sarah r. Sandsrson, deceased. inven.
tory died. Estate OF Wiilem Rnzeboom
deceased: letters 20 Anna R0zc boom
executrx. Estate Of George Emory
Ially, minor; gHardIsn's annual ac
count fled. Estate 81 Charles :. Yale
deceased, annual account fled.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
MAKE NO ERROR!

Ifyou have made mp your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. :.
Clay Todd, 43 Monroe-st,
room 4. Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much ex-
pense aud loss of time. DIR.
Todd's hospital and other
experience I'm foreign coun-
tries. together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported de
rectly from those countries.
and 25 years special prac-
tice i'm the largest cities in
the United States. render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work Of curing apparently
hopeless cases
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

J. A. Wilder, OF Fort Payne, Ala,
has been in Grand Rapids for some
time with the view Of inducing some q
the married men Of this city to make
investments in the south. So well has
be represented the posB .biliiies 81 the
iron and coal industries At Fort Payne.
that the following gentlemen are going
to make careful luycstgation of taa
mineral deposits. g.. II Lang. Frances
Liley. g.. ID. Sissons. Rev 81. T. Bochef
Hon. Peter Dorsu. John Garfield.
Chss. =. Judd, X. u. >Hartonf. ChaE.
". C8ikint. o. j. 81 Nlmsrth. H. , Die
CorInick. J. ". Clark. Moses Tsgraft.
z. n. Davis. Howard Morley. Wm.
Aldrich Tateum, G. =. Shsaef. Wm.
NcMuIlen. +. = Sweet, $. A. Brswn.
]. c. Beard, =. q. Maxwell, q. D..
Idems. ;. II. Morley, o. A. Bali, Hon.
J. "a. Giddincs. G. 9. ewensburg.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

owen Callagan, selling LIQUOR on sun
day, wac held to the Superior court.
The burglary and larceny case Of
Thomas Howell Is adjourned 70 the
18th.
Fred J. Daily. saloon open after
hours, will be IN court with the rest OF
the boys on the 26th.
Another disappointment for Wady
Polinski and John Granger, accused of
larceny more than SIS. Their case
comes up this morning.
Harry Parker and John Brophy had
been drunk. The latter was twice -
drunk as the former, and went 20 inl
for twice the length Of time, twenty
days.
Alex.TDouglees was IN court, and
there WAS not Time 20 wait on him. The
case of selling liquor after hours goes
over 10 the 26th. with several other
cases OF the kind that come up that
day. n
has been going wrong for long time
When a boy gets so uDrnly that they
can not keep hinl even 10 the ungraded
school, the law il good Il a man use g
AAtLA c'N~H~ /" 80 - aAA NN-a
this morning.
Mccormick McGee Is accused Of sell
ing liquor 10 minors, and trcais the mat
ter az 4 Il were nothing but a common
plain violation of the hou3r law. lie
will not think 30 when Judge Buriu-
game gets whack at him. he waived
examination, and Was held 10 the
superior court.
The cases on call today are Sc fol-
lows: Leonard DeBryan, tfusnt,
Charles Percey. larceny more than So;
Earnest Wissman, larceny from the
person; J. II. McGurriD, nuisance;
Martin Boorham, keeping gambling
house; Michael Gallagher, drunk, %
pay balance of Si.75; c. III. Fiory,
drunk, on deferred sentence from
Thursday; Wsdy Polinsk and John
Granger, larceny more than SIS, Henry
Robbins, truancy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

The following officers we're elected a.
the regular meeting II A. T. Watson
Post, Q. A. p, on Thursday evening.
December 4 Conmsuder. Wm. r..
Johnston. senior vIcs-oorn usrdsr. Geo.
& Iy~o0sra. JUNIOR Fice-corBnsDder j..
Z. Kline; Chaplain. Henry Wa Dyke.
surgeon. P. =. Wright. n. D.. q NJ,
G. IA. Fox: Q. Of r., Isaac Y. TsFnor-
ssur: .. u O., Joseph Bessrscon. Gee
9sfes to Department encs ns spr0euf. Joha
n. Bixby sDs J. Tyisr Ailcott.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Judgment Rendered.

Judge Bnrch rendered Judgment
for the plaintiff IA the case Of August
Beck & CO. against Adolph Meyersham
and Gerald Fitzgerald, IN the sum OF
So99. so. judgment for the plaintiff
was also rendered IN the case Of Bern
hard NJ. DessnDerg against Cnrlsusn
Mernette. The amount Was Sl53.l0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

J. II. +. Hughsrt, u the o. 2. A J.. is
IN Detroit.
". A. Carpenter. Of Detroit. WITH the
{. 4 ". NJ. = IN the city.
w. r. shelby. o. the 9. Z. 4 J., left
yesterday morning for Chicago.
C.E. Wilson. II the Wisconsin Cen
trai. leaves in few days for London.
Fugland. where bs goes - investigate
tie VALIDITY ~ ms ttle - q large
fortune recentlv left hIm. Hs friends
are oongrsialsting him on be good
luck.
Major Jno. ". Bsuks, the popuisr
station master 81 the 8uion depot. hss
rtturDed - ne post sfteF two weeks'
vat with fr5eads 81 Marshall. TIE
MAJOR has very interesting coilectiDu
of relios. and On be retBfn brings =
care which vas taken fiom ths fiele oI
tie battle Of Waterloo.
A handsome Advertising scheme. lu
ths saaps q a. invitation to tie ceTt-
mons e. Il the foYFDsl opening Cf TIE
(yrsne Centrai passengsf Efstor, pu
HarTisou-st ard Fiftn.are. CnIcaVo. q
ths latest. Jhs OPP "a ~ tskes pace
Monday evening Dsce Hilsf ;. from -
~ c'ciock 8t q cyncere1 ~ tfioes
vho bavs seen ths structure tnst q .
fhe grsodest y,ssssngsf sietl0D in tte
world. ard vas built tof tne JOINT Use
r. the Ctlesgo A k0gtosrn beehe, Ste
Ch5c.go. 81 Pate 4 ksuszs llty aud
toe Wisconsin Csntrsi = if9s1s.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

The young mems meeting this afternoon az
O'Clock In Hartman's Lecture Room viii be
addressed by Rev. w. II. Thompson. All
young men are cordially invited TO attend.
DepOt-Gos7el meeting and song service will
be held in the Union depot at 3:l5 p m. at
which everybody is wslcome.
Jail services at 2:l5 p. IN. Open only to those
who 90 TO take part in the meeting.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

TIE event of ths aas was iesai duel
"a the qaosslon " the 3eFisaction x
the oaan IN ths examination 81 haa
BlNen. Guy ana Eagene fasaen. ne
thses esoys sre shat part u ihe sans q
.'Holy Terrors" oa4rsed sith tae iaf-
oeny of gooas from a dweltag N the
dAs hme.
Ihe tossimony l,eing a. IA, read ana
sgned, the oa.y Rppssrant point e.aA
was tae determination II ihe eoaa
whetAsg az nog tne seslmonx vAs sai-
asseat to Warrant holdng io4 tiai "a
tae superior oourt IA! at this baial
AttefaeNs Alien and lelmes fsss ana
ASKED lof dismissal op tNo separAfe
xroands. hrsi. thai the onls rxsasaoe IA
ihs ease eas the alleged conlessloas II
teo or three frightened. weeping bows.
and. secondly. tnat tae couu HAD
no jurisdiction IN examinations ~ ,sos4
under lo years ~ axe. TIE eAin Mas
thai the statute pf1f idis4s iof the super
VISION OF children ~ she STATE a2eoi ~
TIE board of Corrections and taSfi.lts
is ali the statue az the State oi Aichl.
gan has bearng GA the tfial aud pou.
lshment ~ AL crimes under tiie grade
0f taose punishable bY luspr.soDmenf
for life. Ii the prosecution were COO.
nned 20 proceedings under the statute,
i was evident thst the police court had
no mower 10 examine chllercB aud hold
tor trial.
Bal Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
knappen held otherwise. he argued
that the statute referred ~ only ap-
Piled 10 eert2la courses which polios
aud justice courts might pursue, hut
which they were not bound to pgrsle.
lie insisted that The general criminal
statutes Of the States apply % juvenile
offenders as well as 10 others, The
arguments were prolonged I'll late into
toe afternoon. The court lield manly
20 the views of the prosecution. and ihe
BOYS were held for tr.al - tae superior
court.
Charles Anderson j. the man accused
Of retaining y borrowed gun. Toe
general facts OF the ease were not
denied, bat Anderson insisted that DE
had no intention 10 keep the gun, bat
ONLY neglected h.s duty 70 return L..
HIS Honor admitted al TINS, bat
thought that, luasmuCn as some ia
pense had been already incurred in the
prosecution, the man whose negifcl OF
duty had caused il should fo0i the bil.
50 he told the young man that ben he
had paid 500, be could 60 kone. A
friend paid the money, and the prison
er Was discharged.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
PIANO RECTAL
81 IA fasF~Aee Fsl13sss Al seAw.Akos-
49, Mas.e FaElaEs. A.A.s N.sAl

- - - - = $3.50 - - = -
skss Assse Ferlers, Lass \ gas
As previously announced. the ssAno
reei1si ~ Ms Florence FxllAss. IA
Sehwsnkoysky's masie roons, ~as held
lzsi evsalag. ana w&s, IA every partlc-
alar. 3 grSad saeeess-
Niss Fallsss : l5-ye4r-old p1psl Of
Mrs. J. ~. Phelps. ana her plAy1rg
redeetea great credit upon neF aslFae-
ter n IS faliass szs ass.sis1 - Al .sses
Nellie l lell. v.ollnlsi. sad Lea Br,age-
uaza, soprAn0. 1he 4tten1&aoe aas
cute large. an3 the audience m4ni-
Tested Is Appreciat lon ~ iae program
~ frequent and enphatic applause.
The following Nss tie program
Sonata isa3 fer tNe psznes ..-.--..~.. NozArt
IA pls4e Ar. D. oF4c.
Eiades- Ao> 5 4a1 lfSlneI
sopr1as so. ''Ials latte fls Neat i Mar
Mss LeaA srase,a4a.
= An 9eRftr Sc .a...-- .-.-s...---.- bencel
y Leses 3af4cs --,. .-.--..-.s..-..--, ...,..tn
Leseansf N clSea; Tor Nloif ...-.....-. e2IAsAie
Mss NelAe deli
Recitation. Selected.
Miss Lcna Bridzem4n.
0raEd Qua klSAa ana Piano. .-.-.s..,.....----
..-.....--...0sc y 0scoi ae~D K iiertot
II fth>sfo4co. it iirf
-Aa ass - .-.-.-s-..'--.---.- % I'D
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
Sealed Bids.

CrrT CIrRx's oFFTcnl
fRkvn Rams. Nrrs. Dec. q fssH.
Sealed bfis for ths yartoss buifdinGs cr poT-
tens of hUiid as neu3ed wftb'n n she bonn
aarles 81 TIE fasa ceH1e= ned fer street pr
poses tle matter of tae sxteasinn sad nne1-
Ing of Ninth street vii he rsSe vcd = the
ofce 81 TIE cfty eisTk 1p - s7a nc aeiaz
MehtaF. Dece1 5er Is isef af 2.
saa a nid2
Persons hftdinz VII cry receive - SO b. a
fnes - perflous thereef situate wtfhlz tie
Boundaries 81 st1 N7th street af1resaif
RlddsrS sld6inE must t-sieaste tae psrtei
fseear6frz - saf4 stTeef spenisz - VI -
the "a tfaF a. 30 fisa tAcr-sf fsr wbicb fksT
Is VA sHTNKNAN. City Cerk-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

After sussving several years with
the leac0rrhos, snd no do8ht ! wousd
have been, only adv induced re e
trv Sulphur BItteTs Vow I ar vel
Three hotties cured me. Mrs.. Cops.
NewpoTt. z. 7.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

H. -s-~fI - feff ezr whet - 80 . ~
ras1 wraF asf - 49, "a eres - -
erf a. arE e. sEswr-~S - - raue -
taref=9 - Ess 3ts.Ea.sk.. - E NsrsrF flsce.
1Ssrf
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
That TERRIBLE WEAKNESS
whs 50 naay y omsa AFs Fzins weak.
tixsas AsFsoss aaa ExhAastsa.

women are great sufferers from BeFseg egsness.
SeaAaess. aefsoas pFostFsli i5a aad debility.
fno1saaes % siris troop al laaSals1 "a the
eiosrs eoaaaed atmosphere 81 shops. factories
~ on1ees aud aaRdrcds ol ths1ezaas ssAr 0pE
tasaE asrso isEes aad poser Ia hoasea0l4
cares i2nily 5eroayemenIs aad responsible
u-s. Aa1 sgrk walch asysr enas
Hers les "a al strata uaon the aerToas
systrm q ss.asn- Here 5 the cause why 50
many s8usl eomplaia of beng weak nsr-
seas, tir~a snt exhausted.
fass have itgs or NJ rest thelr life Is one
eoafiaaai gopea ofwoFk. " hafuondsr shat such
women - g. led at nisht tAtlsIed. aai wake
tired aud 0sFsfreshsd IA the noratng.
VIA wonder that they become wore oat. 80
% speak. Ia nerve ard VITAL poweri What
wolder that tnry have gFe4g Neakness. ex-
azastioa. paia Ia back and limbs. together
With ne distressing female complaints which
are always caused 6y loss o. vital strength and
yixor. OF h0N many thousands OF women Is
TIE above o true aud exact transcript OF daily
life, They have worn out and exhausted their
nerve feree and phsslcal power. fhey must
work. bat u follows surely as the day TO-
lows she night that they must rseeivs from
some source a rsnewal OF nerye force and
physical energies OF the human machine
Will soon eease 10 run At ali.
The great nsrss inFigorant aud female
restorative Is DR.. Greeaes Neryura. No
remedy IA the world Is 50 sure 20 bring back
the bloom ard color 20 tho wan and faded
cheeks. tie bIilliancy 10 the hollow and hag-
gard eyes. The ixhtness and elasticity 10 the
weak aud weary step, the strcngth and vitality
70 the unstFung. shattered and worn out
nerves IL il the greatest of ali uterine
tonies and regulators and cures all fema
weakness ana disease. Ii IS purely vegetable
and harmless ana can DO procured at any
druggists for 81 per bottle.
GLAD TIDINGs or HEALTH.
wish 10 say. for the beneat of others. that
l was taken sick with Heart Disease. had
two scientific physicians. aud vas under their
care seven or eight months. but constantly
grew worse. lost - pounds OF nesh. aud was so
weak l could not raise myself in bed. and the
doctors said could be no better. But hear
Ing Of DR.. Greene's Nervura. commenced tax
ing it. and in a week / began 10 feel better.
At present. after using IL few months. / am
able TO walk and ride out have gained 40
pounds In weight. so that consider that DR..
Greene's Neryurs saved my ife for which /
feel very grateful. MRS. Z. NJ. BASS.
oxford. n III.
DR.. Greene. Of IS West Fourteenrh-st.. New
York. its discOverer. Is the famous specialist
In the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases.
The doctor has devoted special attention TO
the treatms MT Of all forms Of chronic diseases
through letter correspondence. and will give
by mail his opinion and advice in any case free
Of charge. The perfection of this system ren-
ders complete cure almost assured, as his
success in treatment by correspondence is
wonderful and unequalled. Send for symptom
blank 10 hlI out. or write him about your case.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
PiIes. Piles. itching Pile.

SYMPToMs-Moisture; intense itching
and stinging: most at night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue
tumors form, which often bleed and
ulcerate, becoming very sore. SwAYNE's :
OINTMENT stops the itching and bleed
ing, heals liberation, and in most cases
removes the tumOrs. At druggists, or
by mail. tor so cents. DR.. Swsyne &
Son, Philadelphia.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
AN OLD TYNE GATHERING
To BE Held at Ye wesithr-A.eBus Bap-
tsst Meeting House.

tIst HeetlBg Houte
The Wealthy-avenue Baptist Church
will give an "oiden time fesste and
concerto" IN the church parlors on
Tuesday evening next The program
to be gwen is as follows.
Aud Lang ae".....-...s................ Chorus
Recitation. Robert Bruce sad fhs spider
. -........-.. Kiss Lizzie NHir
Song "Eousin Jeded3sb -.s.-......-.....-. q hofr
Eerifaffen ....-..-----....--..is z. Rem On
eong ~JrrDsaieHn- -........................ - Eheir
Recitation. The Turr's VIE t.-..-......-.
.....-.......--....... Helsn RenbinFtoa
Rscifstion. The 0rsDdsirss story @-...'-. =.
.-.-..............--.--. .... .... Lee = B2rf,rr
song 4Nary p. Reuiuris y
Speskfnz -.-..s..--..--.. Artnar Es.u. nk4oa
nv Country. Us - Ihss" "-...- c5nSrss silon
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Var Hooters Cooos-Ihe origiual
most so8Ubie.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
The Coming week,s Temperance work.

W.C.4. U. meetings at Good Templars' Hall
corner South Division and Island-sts. Central
Union meeting. Thursdays, at 2:SO p. M; a
meeting. Thursday, 30 p. m; Union of Unions,
first Thursday OF each month; girls sewing
school, Saturday 2:3O %. m
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

wsckrsl sd trout 10 tornsto s.5cs 81
Eslr,tt 4 Cos
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06
ERNEST D. DIsBROW, NJ. D.


cTcs ss4 Essfeeuce. Ia wsuroest- srszx
Essrl6s NIca
reres-Befers a. n II faI2A H. tsA
sad - 3 ,. h end a. nxat
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Elsft a CO. keeT 81 hand . f1l1 liDs
CT eozeSLic s1e iTuportes eE.ssc-
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

JspAnsss perfumes can be had ST
EIlsott & Co.'S.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

gst.ef sre resre 81 Tfele - ths rslt ffffse
aatlifsss - sslvatlsz o. Pre- 2 seHts
Frirert ruer.--fs ssr. tierrrere- - 80.
pbonss sns y EBs - leQgh -yra1 fens
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

ToB car est spinach. oowsl - srs
6sBasljans y tbs c&a a. Elliott 4 Cs.'s
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

Marriage is not failure in homes
where Garland" Stoves and Ranges
are used.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-06

A great, big, fine, artistic and cheap
matinee is 10 be gwen at Smiths Opera
House this afternoon. III you miss the
matinee, take III tonight's performance,
SO that you Will not have missed "Out
OF Sight"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-11
Local. BREVITIES.
The regular semi-monthly meeting { f
CITY Gnnnnil roilI he held TONIGHT

The regular sem-monthly meeting f the
City Council will be held tonight.
Bishop Paret, of Maryland, has issued o
circular letter TO the Episcopal clergy of
Baltimore, insisting that the law ofthe church
regarding the consecrated elements Of the
communion be carried out.
A fire alarm station has been put up at the
store of MIR. F. L. Entwisle, on south Fairfax
street The system is the one recently invented
by Mr. Loudoun Campbell, OF this city, and it ia
said will answer every purpose.
The funeral of the late Stuart Ashby Massey
will take place to- morrow evening at 3 o'clock
IRON tho re denco of his brother-in-law, Mr.. II.
Kirk, jr, No. POS north Columbus street.
Mr.. E. Francis HIS sold to Jos. Bolts lot on
the south side Of Pendeton street, between AL
fred and Patrick, for $105.
The new furniture wagon built ty Messrs
Summers & Bro for Messrs. Ruben & Son, was out
on the streets to-day aud was much admired.
Tits is the las. week Of the ground hogs six.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-11
Sight Restored.

Mr.. A. K. Hawkes.: Dear Sir-About
one year ago my sight began to fail, with
the usual symptoms, viz: after reading for
short time my eyes became confused and
there seemed to be dimness before them,
also accompanied with pains in the eye ball.
Being satisfied that glasses were impera.
lively demanded, applied to you for them,
and, am happy to say, with wonderful re-
suits, for after having worn your crystal
lied lenses for short time my eyes re-.
gained their accustomed strength, and can
now read the finest print for hours with
perfect ease without glasses.
p. S. SPILLER,
Clerk in Land Office.
For sale by L. Staber q Co., druggists,
Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-11
The New Discovery.

You have heard your friends aud neghbors
talking about it, You may yourself be one of the
many who krow from personal experience just
how good thing it is. If you have ever tried it,
you are one of its staunch friends, because the
wonderful thing about it is, that when once given
trial, DIR. Kings New Discovery ever after holds
place in the house. If you have never used it
and should DO afflicted with cough, cold or any
throat, lung or chest trouble secure bottle at
once and give it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed ev-
cry time or money refunded.
Trial bottles free at E. s. Leadbcater & Bros 8.
drup store
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-11

can SEE No CHANGE -"Od Mr.. Reed
Who lives near Btoad Rua has just returned
from Alexandria, not having been there for
dfy YEAR,. He gays the city has net
cosaeed in the least during that period.
Harrenton Tirginian.
Now when Il Is remembered that about
fe,o-thirds OF ell the houses ia Alexandria
have been erected during the past halt CEN
fnrv aud tbst the principal street in the
c,ty has been almost rebuilt, il would be no
wonder, had the old gentleman lived in the
DAVIS of Oliver Cromwell, for him to be un-
sbIe to discern the old and new LoDdon. In
inc good Cd time, when Mr.. Reed visited
Alexandria, seiGe was hauled in the classic
vale, Of Petersburg" now crowded with
houses and human life, and boats dis
charged their csrgoes on Cameron street
near the site of old Liberty Hall.
There were but few houses south of Franklin
rect then while now that locality is thlckly
se,,led. AMI in the north western section OF the
cItgw at we're backbird fields fifty years ago are
nos filed with b ocks of comfortable residences
BESIDE the days OF Mr.. Reeds first visit, the
Market Building of colonial days was still stand
inl, and not the modern City Hall of TO day with
ifs Illuminated clock; then the sickly flicker OF
oil lamps was the only illuminating power used
for our streets while now the thoroushfares are
rendered cheerful at night by the powerful glare
of ele ctric.ty Their no by drants, ana water
carts dragged their slow lengths through the
streets: no railroads centred here and but one or
Two steamboats, were on the Potomac. There are
many me;amorphosos hereabCuts which Mr. Reed
filled 10 notice, and it is suggested that he take
q more extensive survey the next time he emerges
fl1m bis rurnl retreat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-11
Lemon Hot Drops.

For coughs and colds, take Lemon Hot Drops
For sore throat and bronchitis, take Lemon Hot
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For pneumonia and laryngitis, take Lemon Hot
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For consumption and catarrh, take Lemon Hot
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For all throat and lung diseases, take Lemon
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-11

Col ~ WELTER.-Col. Everhard Welter,
the Mexican war veteran, who is we'll
known in this city, is in fair way to have
his old age and partial blindness consoled
by an increase of his pension from IS to S24
a month. The colonel appeared before the
House committee yesterday and was given
fifteen minutes in which to state bis case.
His petition is headed by General Rose
Grams and contains many other prominent
names.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-11

LEcTURE-The lecture by Rev. W. NJ.
Dame for the benefi of the Episcopal
Church, near Burke's Station, Fairfax coun-
ty, will be delivered at the Opera House on
the night of the 2lst. Tickets for the lec-
ture have been placed on sale at the stores
of Messrs. Warfsld & Hall, g. VIM RAM
say, ]. d II. Lunt. G. E French, L. Stabler
& Co., E. g. Lsadbester & Bro, and at the
offices of Meesrs W. A. Smoot & Co, and
Burke 81 Herbert.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-03-11

THE BILL INTRODUCED MIR. Barbour
yesterday introduced bill In the q. S Ser
ate authorizing the Secretary of War to con-
struct national avenue, to be known as
Mount Vernon avenue, from Arlington
Cemetery. opposite Washington, to Mount
Vernon. Va. A similar bill was introduced
in the House by Gen. Lee.