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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
NEWS OF TIE BAY.

Senator Edmunds, of Vermont, says the
Force bill will be passed at the next session
Of Congress.
The public debt statement shows a de-
crease in the debt during the past month
amounting to $685. O7.
The alleged Irish heirs of A. 7. Stewart
have won victory which may lead to up
setting the late miiionaire'5 vi !.
The son of William Waldorf Aator is to
change his name 70 John JACOB Astor to
psrf- ctuate the patronage of the founder Of
the family in America.
Washington Ritter. an absconding New
York clerk, who siso deserted his family
and took young woman to Texas, has been
captured at Galveston.
Four Mormon elders arrived in New York
yesterday with $50 new recruits. The an-
thorties did not allow them to land and will
investigate the case.
Gov. Fill, of New York, yesterday ap
pointed Gen. Roger A. Pryor Judge Of the
Court CT Caumcn Pleas to fill the vacancy
made by the resignation of udge Larremore.
Mr.. Ross, the new D.strict of Columbia
commissioner, entered upon the discharge OF
his duties yesterday, and 8. II. Merrill has
been appointed assistant postmaster of
| Washington.
The man who killed himself in st. Paul's
Cathedral, London, during the services Sun
| day, left letter in which he said that he
. would commit suicide 10 the Cathedral Ia
order TO destroy false Christianity.
Bids for building three battle-ahips and
protected cruiser were opened at the Navs
Department yesterday. The Cramps will
probably get the contracts for two battle
ships and the cruiser, and the Union Iron
| Works of Fan Francisco the contract for the
remaining battle-ship.
| Sir Thomas George Freake has been or
rested 10 London on the charge OF Turing
| Mr.. Gibson, his intimate friend, to an unoc-
cupied house, and there robbing him of biz
keys and going to his boz at the club and
taking cut letters and photographs OF lady
for whose affections they were riyals.
Harrison G. Strong, who was studying for
| the ministry of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, was conVited In the Criminal Court
10 Baltimore, yesterday of assault upon Mrs.
| Annie Greer, and was sentenced to two
years In the penitentiary. Strong made the
assault on Mrs. Greer on August las. ln one
Of the parks in Baltimore.
Mr. Carnegie says there is no doubt of the
great interest which the British, German
and French ironmastefs take in the deve-
opment now going on in the South. HE it,
formation is to the effect that a. least three
fourtha of the foreigners will turn south
ward from Chicago, though there Ia strong
movement to switch them eff to the North
west snd to Canada
The majority Of the special House com.
mittee appointed to investigate the charges
against Pension Commissioners R9um, united
in the preparation of report setting forth
their opinion of the results of the investigs-
ton in which they severely arraisn the
commissioner. Toey charge that Raum has
made denias on the stand wa Gu subsequent
| Developments have proven were uDtTuthfni.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
Foreign News.

SYDNEY, Australia. October "a fire
broke out IN this city last night and de-
spite all Efforts the flames spread rapidly,
snG extended over large area. Among
the buildings destroyed were the City bank,
the Athei e I'm Club and many warehouses.
number of other business houses were in
jured. The damsge Is estimated at 81 500 .000
LONDON, October Gen. Boulanger will
fpsnd the winter in Malta.
PARIS. October 2-Madsme Bonnet, the
woman who was arrested at Cannes on sue
picon of being German, spy and in whose
possession were found plans of the deiences
of that place, has confessed that she was In
the employ Ct the German government at a
monthly salary.
LONDON, October 2.-The 81 James
Gazette to-day prints al article comment
Ing in sueering manner upon the move
ment 10 America to establish a fund for
the relief of famine sufferers in Ireland. Il
S lys that The movement is simply dodge
to secure the Icish vote.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

A CATHOLIC MARBLES JEwEss -Lotiie
Schif, q Jewess, sgsd 20 years, the daughter
OF Simon schiG. a wealthy dry goods dealer
Of Harrison, N ] ,has been married to Rich
ard Hoyt, Catholic, the son of poor par
ents. The marriage ceremony was porforu
ed on August Is by Father Cody. the pastor
of St. James's Church, Hoyt having Oh
tanned q dispensetion from Bishop Wiggsr.
MIR. Hoyt, who is q years old, is now out
of employ ment lie formerly worked at
Eiisoo's shops In Hsrrison for 81 week.
Both the Sch # end Hoyt families were IL
dgnaDt when they learned OF the marriage
and threatened to hare il aInu.ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
The Georgia Election.

The election in Georgia, yesterday, result
ed il the choice Of W. J. Northern for Gov
ernor and the remainder of the ticket nom
mated By the democrats. Oae of the
amendments 20 the constitution voted on
author the Legislature to pension ind
gent widows OF oufederate veterans dit-
ah ed or killed in the service, provided such
widows have remained unmarried. The
other amendment changes the method OF
reading bills in the Legislature by rtqlif-
ing that the second reading ahal be by cap
ton ouly. Both constitutional amendments
have probably been carried. Toe General
Assembly which viii! electa Senator is three
fou7ths Alliance.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS nIsPATCEEs.
Train Robbery.

CAREY o, Oct. "a bold train robbery oc-
cured early this morning on the Cincinnati,
Fandusky & Cleveland. near U. bans. In
ne6iaieiy after the train left Ufbans two
masked men, With cooked revolvers, entered
The express car AID compelled the messen-
ger TO throw up his hands. They then
tied hi1, robbed the safe If several thous-
aud dollars aud other vsiuables. While
they were at work brakeman attempted
to enter tbs Car Gnd was shot at. He gave
DC alafm, aud the train was slowed up to
give an opportunity to capture the robbers
but they jumped from the train and disap-
peared in the darkness. On of the robbers
tried to kill the messenger before leaving the
car. Placing his revolver at bis head, he
pulled the trigger, but the cartridge failed to
explode. TIE other robber then prevented
him from trying it again. When the train
pulled out of West Liberty the two Sound.
fels again got aboard, holding the entire
cfew at bay. The express messenger who
had been released opened fire on them with
pistol from his car door but was compel
ed to retreat. The robbers kept on board
until Bsllefortaine was reached when they
again jumped c II and disappeared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
Another Fire at Aepinwall

PANAMA. September 25, 1S9O.-Another
destructive fire at Colon (Aspinwall),
orignsting 10 gu overturned kerosene lamp,
has es.aled hesvy loss upon that city. The
fl nes defed all efforts Until about7 o'clock
this morning whet hey died out The section
consumed embraced the whole of the city
front. and everything consumable was de-
s:royed The loas ia calculated to exceed
100000 The Panama Railroad Com
papy is q heavy loser in cats, while
shippers report tbs losa of at least ninety
car loads of freight. The Pacific mail
dock suffared 70 damage, but several Of
the others were eighty damaged. All the
principal business houses and hotels were
DESTROYED
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

Mr. MASSEY MARRIED Es-Lleulenant-
Governor Joho q Massey was yesterday
married to Miss Matte McCtetr?, Of Turn
bull county, Ala. Rev. DR.. Hawthorne, OF
the Atlanta Baptist Church, performed the
ceremony. TIE bride wore white and Mr..
Massey wore P5incs Albert coat and had
rose In the button bne. Mr.. and MrF.
Massey will s:on be in Virginia. A dispatch
TO the Richmond Slate says: The Lienten-
an.-Goveroor was very bright and happy,
fir, q1eutIy Observing, in re-plnss to con.
gratulsti)ns, that be had come TO rob Ala
bsma of one of It's fsiress fower5 add trans.
plant her to Virginia"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

The Boston local United States suihor
tiles yesterday advised the newspapers 10
receive no more advertisements pertaining
to gift enterprises
The celebration in commemoration of the
introduction of cotton spinning by power
into America was observed at Providence,
R to-day.
The Minnesota Supreme Court yesterday
decided that 70 upper berihs Of al sleep
lrg cars running in that State must remain
closed when net use.
Articles of incorporation o: the Chicago,
Iowa and Pacific Railway Company have
been fled at Desmones, Iowa. The car
ita stock SlOO,OGOOOO
E B Brager, secretary Of the Jewish
Benevolent Society of Boston. was sr,es.sd
at St. johns, n. B., yesterday cha sec = ii
abscondirg with $3.50 OF the tuuds c. tls
society.
Six thousand people PACKED hall il
Indianapolis last night to express their
sentiments regarding tue recent arrest Of
Dillon and O'Brien and the conduct OF their
trial at Tipperary.
Theo Fersten6erg who. IL Is sae, aai
beeo colonel In the German army, COMMIT
ed suicide 10 Chicago last night BY drowI-
ing. Financial reverses is said to hsve been
the cause of the rash act.
The town of Oakesdsle, Washington, as
OF late been iufeeted with thugs and cut
throais whom the authorities were totally
unable to hold In check. A vigilance con-
mittee has now taken charge OF afl'lirs
The trial of the case 10 Baltimore OF John
Siebrecht against VIM. II. Evans fer $50
900 damages for the alleged alienation Of
the sffsctions OF Mrs. Wiihelmiaa H. c.
Siebreoht. row Mrs Evans, resulted 10
verdict awarding SO 00O
a conditional pardon was granted Of
St. Pau, MIMI, yesterday TO Thomas
O'Conpor, who has served twelve years of
life sentence in the peuitentiary. The cor
ditiou on which the liberation is granted ia
that be will leave the Safe forever.
ct one o'clock yesterday morning while
Chinsman AID bis wife were walking along
the streets 10 San Francisco they were as
saulted By large gang Of highbiaders, who
made Desperate but unsuccessful attempt
to kill the man and kipnsp bis wife.
Three ladies snd two children attempted
to cross he CaoadIsn Pacific Railway tracks
near Louisville, Qua, in carriage last
night, when the carrage was struck by
train and the three ladies were instantly
killed. The children escaped hurt.
At B4rker.6el3. Gala, yesterday oorn-
ing, ten masked aod armed nen appeared
at the jail, eeized Jas. Harrington, who was
confined on charge of perjury, conveyed
him to lonely place, Stripped him and ap-
piled coat of tar and feathers and turaed
him loose.
Vice President Webb, OF the New York Central
Railroad, has issued circular objectng TO the
employees of that real being members of the
knights OF labor, in Wow of the recent develop
mcats concerning In 4, late strike on that rosd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

IN speech al Pine Bluff, Arkansas, yes-
,eriay, Mr.. Powell Clayton said: Life wss
once dear 10 me, but the time has now come
when can take my life 10 my hands with
perfect resignation, and if l can only sue
oaed in defeating Breckenridge will will
llngly die in the cause" He said this iD
tina midst OF highly excited political CAM
paign and IN 8 country noted for the use OF
arus on the slightest provoca.ion. And yet
If harm should come to him, though he
would be both the predsposing and the excit-
log cause thereof, his republican friends al
the North would wiring their hands and
tear their hair at the foul crime of the
bloody rebels
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
the first session of the Fift5-6rst Congress

the FIRST session of the Fift5-irst Congress
adjourned without day.
No one fired resolution of thanks to
Speaker Reed. Had it bsen done nearly
every democrat present would hsvs fought
the resolution. as they regard his course as
tyranpica and arbitrary, aDd they have no
respect for him.
President Harrison and his cabinet spent
the greater part of the day at the Capitol to
facilitate the edj ,urnment Of Cangress As
is usual on such occasions, the presidential
party took possession of the "President's
Room" adjourning the Senate chamber,
where executive approval vas given TO such
measures Bs were bsated in passage through
Congress including the tariff bill.
While buainess was in suspense Nj.
Blaine, who rad accompanied the President
to the Capitol, stepped into the Senate
chamber, and YVES greeted with cordially
be several of his former associates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
VIRGINIA NEWS.

A light fal OF snow is reported in the
mountains of Southwest Virginia.
The Bspliat General Association OF Viz
GINA and the State Convention of Disciples
will meet in Richm ,nd in Noyembef.
G. Waddey Wilde. OF Rich ond. who was
postcfice Inspector under the G eveland ac-
m,nsiration, died in Chattanooga yesterday
of typhoid fever.
The will of Lewis NJ Griffin, who commit
ted suicide at Richmond, leaves q third OF
bis estate to Mss Nellie Rogers, the young
woman to whom he vas engaged to be mar
ried.
The bondbolders' committee. known as
the Olcott Committee, now undertaking to
settle the Virginia State debt, have received
up to date about sos, 900, 600, including many
tax-receivable bonds
Upon the ost-bed marshes of the Apo
mattax it 10 estimated that between four
and five thousand soTa were killed BIZ hunts
men Monday, and probab y as mary more
were bagged there on the high tides Tues
day.
Gov. Mckinney hes directed hat so cleo
ton be held on November b Ia the
E zenith Senatorial district -uompo1ed o.
Loudoun and Fsuq1ier couuties-so fill the
vacancy in the Senate occasioned by the
death of Senator Henry Heaton.
Bette Thomas Lewis, coored, daughter
OF William A Thomis deceased, and VINO ia
making legal fight in Richmond over the
estate of her father, which IL valued at
$500, 600 has been cfered S25, 600 to surreh-
der her claims TO Tire property, ard has re-
fused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

CENSUS RETURNs-The count of the sec.
ond census district of Virginia, by counties,
was completed yesterday, with the following
results for population : Amelia county 9 O29,
decrease 34S: Appomsttox $3.50 decrease
$50; Brunswick II 1872 increase ass; Bock-
ipgham 1851, decrease 1,1S9; Charlotte
1909. decrease 1 GA Chesterfield 26, 157,
increase 072 Cumberland 9 453, decree s.
1857 Dlnwidiie Sc 100. increase $3.50 /;
Fluvanna 9 49S decrease SO4 GoochaDd
9 946. decrease $40; Halifax 81 42S increase
$40; Henrico lO2 IT'S, incresss 20 072; Lun-
enburgh II 337. decrease 1875 MeckIerourg
25 800. increase 10; Nottoway il 566 iu-
crease 40; Powbstan 6 .776. decrease OIL
Prince Edward IA ESQ, increase II. Total
for district 1890. 1853 227 1880 545 OPS; net
increase Is 204, or 5 IS per cent.
The population OF the principal cities and
towns ia the district are given as follows:
Manchester 1929, increase $500, o: 81 O9
per cent; Petersburg 23.31i. Increase l gel,
or 81 per cent Richmond SO.SSS, increase
II 23S. or 81 10 per cent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

sU1cIDE.-Wal,er WilliAms, formerly Of
Littleion, N. C but who has been in Peters
burg for aome time, committed suicide yes
terday afternoon by taking laudanum. VII
liams wss married man, bot bis wife bad
left him, and be had fallen 10 love with az
other woman, who had recently given him
the cold shoulder. Yesterday he want into
the porch of the womab'a houee end ssa.-
lowed the fatal drug. He was taken to the
police station, where he died at night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
ALEX A N RIA V A
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2.

WHEN CONGRESS gave its consent TO the
,e5rocessiou of that portion of the District oil
Columbia sou and west of the Potomac
river to the State which, sixty ak years bs-
fora had ceied it to the District, the retro
called territory became as much portion OF
tbs State of Virginia as if it had never been
ceded by ths State to the national govern
ment. Congress- had just as much right to
rstrocsde it to Virginia as 1t would have 10
acce ot its recession, if Virginia would ever
consent to such an act-which. Of course.
she will never do. The only reference 10
the subject in thu Constitution Is the follow
ing: "Copgress shall have power to exercise
exclusive Jurisdiction in all cases 'wnatso-
eysr over such district mot exceeding len
miles squere) as may by cession oil particular
ates aud the acceptance OF Congress be-
coma tho seat OF the government OF tne
Uoised States" The idee, therefore, that
there was 8 con stitutional oil ,cllon 10 the
retrocession of Alexandra to Virginia has
no foundation; nor to spy Of the numerous
nchemss for change 10 the seat OF the ma
tional government was a constitu-
tional objsc;ion ever offered. Nor is
it provided By the Constitution that the
District of Columbia shall be ten miles
square 1t can be oBly one mile il Congress
shall so will; the Constitution erely pre-
vj5es that is shall not be more than ten
miles. The Washington newspapers may as
we'll stop the discussion of the retrooesslop
question. Alexapdria-county and city
belongs to Virginia, and until the Constitu'
ton be entirely suoverted, 80 it was during
the war between the Slater, when Virginia
was robbei of ons-third Of her teErit ory, Ii
will ever remaia portion of the Old d.
aniaion, bound to her by legal and consttu-
tional provisions, as we'll as by kinsbip, as
ISOLATION and sympathy, common joys end
common griefs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

THE GAZSTTE as is well-&noWn, Is oppos-
cd 10 the erection Of monuments to COM
,no.ate the deeds of the war between tne
States. Il ia so for two reasons: First, be-
cAuse the common sense of all nations, IN oil
timer, has taught the wisdom OF ooii'-
eta!iug, rather than psrpetuasing, memories
of in,ernecipe strife and second, because
tho money spent on such monuments.
given to the widows and daughters made
INDECENT by the death of their natural pro-
tsctors In that war, would be placed
waars it would do real good. Tbe
m,n who gave their lives to the Lest
Uausen require neither granite, marble nor
b orr, to perpstuate the memory OF their
deeds. 1t will last as long as honor, unselish
heroism and true patriotism shall continue TO
be esteemed among the sons OF men. But
ss the people of the North are filling, not
only that section, but the national capital,
and Capitol. with monuments, and are even
erecting them on southern soil, to federal
soldiers. 1t would be almost unnatural ii
those of the South RETAINED from evincing tho
admiration and esteem in which they hold the
heroes of their loved Confcdcracy, by raising PLAIN
and simple stones to them in the land for which
they fought and bled. The women Of the South
waro thu chief sufferers OF the war-those who are
left not those who go, feel the pain Of separation
bat with the sef.sacrifice peculiar to them, no
matter how much some of them need the money
spent on the monument dedicstod at Fairfax
Court House yesterday, the most needy among
t nom would rather have added her own mite to
10 sum than have had any portion of it appro.
priated to her own use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
MONETARY AND C0gm4KcIBL

NEW YoEY. Get. ? The stock market Wa
very quiet t is morning, while tho business done
was remarkably well distributed. bat the trading
was unusually barren of feature. The openiug
prices as compared with III, fual f.ures of Is.
evening were generally from Is to . per cant.
higher, and the firm toae continuing further
slight gains were scored in tho early dealings
The bulk of the list showed no movement of i'm
portance AID at IL O'Clock the market was very
dull ard fairly steady at Insignificant changes
from the opening prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
The Idaho Election.

BOISE Cry, Idaho. Oct 2 Meagre returns
indicate thst the 'gisature will stand
thirty republicans and % democrats. The
republicans claim the State by $500 msjor-
ity, while the democrats coucsde the Safe
to the repu bicsrs by 500 msj ,rity. The r,-
turns received show large gains for the re-
publ!csns over the vote of 1883
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

The baby has its preferences as we'll as
any body, and the taste of DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup renders it acceptable to every Infant.
Price % cents.
II is a mean thing to he suffering from ca
tarrh, still many people go on torturiug
themselves, W hen they might find almost IL
slant relief by using Old Saul's Catarrh Cure
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

Nothing but superlative merit cao account
for the phenomenal reputation achieved by
Salvation Oh. Itkiils pain. p ice IS cents.
The Darwinian theory perplexes The mnl-
tiude. They oti1ct to descendants from
mopkeys. But not even a baby objects to
Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
III ED.

On Wednesday evening. October Lat, at o'clock,
ELIZA A. HARPER. wi Of Henry II. Harper.
in her 37th year. My home shall be in that
beautiful land" ~" Funeral from thu Second
Presbyterian Church to MORROW friday evening,
at half past 2 clock. Friends invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

NEW YORK, Oct Cotton atcady; uplsnds
1913; Orleans 10 10 futures tasdy. Flour
steady, with moderate demand. Wheat weak
and unch .nged. Corn dull and 4,c higter Pork
quiet and steady at 81 50Ai2 %. Lard i'm 1t
$645
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

CHICAGO OFT. 2-11:25 a. m-Wheat- Dec
997s May 1C4%, Corn-Nov ASA; May 5o3s.
Oats-Oct 3S1s; May 41$. Mess POrk-Jsn
Su 671b; May SIP 27lb Lard-Jan SIS so; May
So o.. Short ribs-Jan $ 10; May IS 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02
PROPOSALS.
5TIcE TO CARPENTgRs AND BUILDERS.

have been directed by the Commissioners OF
tho sinking Fund TO advertise for plans and spe-
C fic4tioI for NEW SHEDS and BENCHES to be
erected in the Market House court to take the
nj ace of the benches now there. gh s, who de-
TO submit plans rsq rested to leave them
a. the Auditors Office b lie Sth j SAINT VII re
further information can be- obt in d.
+ F P"iGE
oct2 5. Scr t.Iy silki ( Find
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. October 2-Flour is
moving slowly, but miliers are still OILS mate and
not willing to make much concc's on even in
round lots so there is no change TO report in
prices. Wheat ia quiet but steady prime ST. MP e.
are in coz slant demand, and falos rsnge from so
to 100, ss to the condition of the II rings. Corn
55a57. Bye 1910 Oats 41a44. Esgs 20a21
Butter 17a20. Potatoes 50a65,. Apples other
fruits and vegetable; are wanted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

BALTIMORE Oct. Cotton steady middliug
1oA Flour qniet Wheat WI 10 soTtheFO firm; Fu1
No 2 red 81 Western dull no winter red SCOT
96As961a oct 96as bid; Dec 1004alo0h Corn
-Southe inactive; white $3.50; yellow Sos
ST; Western quiet; mixed spot 54a.; Oct 54lia
sd u year 81 y bid; Nay 55A BID Oats firm
ung aded Southern and Penns s0,43ia DO West
ern white !a44 do xed 4la4 grsied 70 2
white 43a44 do mixed 42a4212 Rye firm
choice to fancy 1917 good to prime 1915;
common to fair 65a70. Hay steady choice tim.
othy $11a11 So good to prime 50 5ot10. Pro-
visions active. sug4r fairly active; granuisted 67s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

r1HEAHNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
1 HOLDERS Of THE AMERICAN SECURITY
AND TRUST COMPANY will be held at the Office
OF the company. No. 1913 south Eogsl St, Alexan-
d,ia. Va. on MONDAY, October Doth, 1890. at
1890 O'clock D. m PERCY 3. MEIZiER,
een09 IA Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-10-02

BALTIMORE, Oct 2-yirginis cOnsoIs 81
asked; 1O.4Os =; do IS 67AaGS.