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Three Bows Drowned.

WASHINGTON Penn.), June 22.-While
diving from spring-plank to-day, John
Chanlis, aged 10, nephew of the late mil
lionaire Chanlis, struck his head on the
bottom and was drowning, when young
John McKeown, son of the millionaire
OIL king, jumped in to save him, and the
half unconscious boy dragged him down.
Walter Jones, aged 13, son of the presid-
ing elder OF the Washington District of
fort to save his two friends, but was over
come and all three were drowned.
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BALMACEDA A TYRANT.
lndignities Heaped Upon People
Not in Sympathy With Him.
MEN WHO ARE INSUBORDINATE
HORRIBLY PUNISHED

Four Men Killed by the Collapse of a
Balloon in Mid-Air--A Band of
Brigands Make a Successful Attsck
on Town in Russian Caucasfa-A
Mob of Socialists Wreck a Town
Hail in a Hungarian Province
Gladstone Suffers Another Relapse
Bus Strillers in bordeaux Create
n Serious Riot.
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Riotfnr ,Bus Strlkers.

PARIS, June 22.-The 'busmens strike
at Bordeaux led to rioting to-day. A
mob Of citizens sided with the strikers,
and a force of cavalry had to be called
out Several persons were injured and
many assaulted. This evening the strik-
ers derailed number of cars and set fire
to the ticket office.
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Tragedy in Massachusetts.

BEVERLY (Mass.), June 22.-Warren
A. Shaw, whose wife keeps boarding.
house, tonight fatally shot Henry
Roberts, painfully wounded Arthur G..
Morgan. Shaws daughter interfered,
and was beaten over the head with the
butt of the revolver, inficting dangerous
wounds. Another daughter interfered,
and was shot in the leg. Shaw then fled
and when pursued by the officers, blew
out his own brains. He had charged
Morgan and Roberts with intimacy with
his wife and daughter.
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Must stand or Fall Together.

LONDON, June 22.--Alarmed by the
recent Wesleyan discussions on inspira-
ton and Sabbath keeping, Mr.. Spurgeor,
with a number of other ministers. has
signed manifesto declaring for thorough
Calvinism, and accepting both tcsta-
lnents as the word of God, saying the two
must stand or fall together.
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Tornado in kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, juno 22.-A tornado is re-
ported from the counties of Monroe, Met
calf and Washington, in the southern
part of the State. A number of houses
Were swept away and crops greatly dam
aged. Near Tompkinsville, Jas. Payne's
house was wrecked and several members
of his family injured
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Counterfoit silver Dollars.

YREKA, June p. - Yreka has been
flooded by counterfeit silver dollars by a
stranger who came into town this week.
To-day he was arrested by Sheriff
Walker, who lodged him in Jail to await
trial. Although the counterfeit is a very
clumsy imitation, the man, who was ac-
companied by confederate, succeeded in
passing large number before he was de-
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shingling the roof. John Mathes had his
collar-bone broken, and was bruised in
the face. w. B. Ardo was injured in the
hips, The others escaped unhurt. The
warehouse is a total wreck. 1t was located
four miles south of OakdaIe, and was
owned by the Stanislaus Warehouse
Company. The loss is about Sc, 900.
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SURGING WATERS.
The Missouri River Higher Than
for Several Years.
LAND WASHING AWAY IN HALF
ACRE LOTS AT ST. JOSEPH.

Senator Cullom Of Illinois Signifies
His Willingness to Head the Re-
publican Ticket in 1899, Provided
His Party VIII Honor Him With
the Nomfnation-A Tornado Wrecks
Many Houses in the Blue Grass
state-A Young Lad PIunges a
Knife Into His Fathers Heart.
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Nitro-Glvcerine Tnventor Doa5

NORTH ADAMS (Mass.), June o.
Professor George NJ. Mowbray died to-
day, aged 6S years. He was widely
known as the inventor of nitro-gIycerine.
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A stockman Suicides.

MERGED, June Pc. G. Laird, an old
resident and stockman OF Mariposa, 65
years old, committed suicide this morn
ing by stabbing himself in the temple, at
his ranch, fourteen miles north of Mari
posa.
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DIED IN GREAT AGONY.
Final Outcome of Shooting at Rosa
liza, Wash.


SPOKANE FALLS, June 22.-Whitney
Hart, who was shot by Herbert Goff at
Rosalia Saturday night, fingered until 4
O'Clock Sunday morning, when he died
in great agony. In his ante-mortem
statement Hart claims that he was on his
way home from the depot, and while
walking in the middle of the street heard
a glass crash and found that he had been
shot.
Golf claims that Hart was prowling
around his house, and he fired in self
defense.
The two men had difficulty several
weeks ago, when Hart shot Golf in the
arm. Public sentiment is with the latter,
who was arrested and taken to the Colfax
jail.
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Russian Brieands.

ST. PETERSBURG, June PA band Of
brigands attacked and robbed the mail
coach near the village of Saljan, in Rus
sian Caucasia, killing two travellers and
severely wounding the position. The
brigands then attacked and robbed Sal
jan and escaped with the booty. Il
squadron of Cossacks has been sent in
pursuit of the outlaws.
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The Race of Dories.

Boston, June 22.-Captain Andrews IN
the dory Mermaid and Captain Lawler in
the dory Sea Serpent have sailed from
Winthrop on their race to Lands End.
England, for purse of 5000.
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Marriage Attend by Royalty.

LONDON, June 22.-The marriage of
Miss Alberta Ponsonby, goddaughtcr of
the Queen and daughter of Sir Henry
Ponsonby, Private Secretary to her mai
esty, to Lieutenant Colonel w. E. Mont
gomery of the Scots Fusilier Guards, took
place this afternoon at Wellington Bar
racks Chapel. The Queen, Prince and
Princess of Wales, Duke and Duchess Of
Connaught, and nearly seven hundred
guests We're present,
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Hurled to the Ground.

ST.. PETERSBURG, June Yesterday
large balloon was being inflated with
gas when it escaped and carried UP four
workmen. When at a great hight the
balloon burst and the four men were
thrown to the ground and horribly
nanpled
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"Old Hutch, >, Again oneratino

NEW YORK, June 22.-B. P. Hutchin-
son, Chicago's famous grain speculator,
appeared on the floor of the Produce I1x-
change in this city this morning and re-
mained all day. He said he was oper-
ating in the market, and expected to stay
in the city some time.
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The Motion Denied

New YORK, June 22.-Judge Bartlett
to-day handed down decision denying
a second motion on behalf of the Par
nellites to restrain Eugene Kelly from
transmitting any more money to the Nc
Carthyites.
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Burglary Charges.

NAPA, June 22.-Joseph Petite was ar
raigned in the Superior Court this morn
ing on two charges of burglary. 1t is al
legged that on Saturday he entered George
Aliens saloon and Herring Il Nickell's
butcher shop in this city, but secured
nothing of value.
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Flagship SAN Francisco at Iquique.

IQUIQUE, June 22-The United States
flagship San Francisco returned to port
to-day, and will leave for the south to-
morrow.
Men are steadily joining the Congress
sional army. Many volunteer to serve
without pay. 1t is expected that the Con-
gressional arms will soon assume the
offensive,
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Killed the wrono NroD.

Moscow, June 22.-The editor of tho
Moscow illustrated Gazette fired with a
revolver at the editor of the FedomeSt to-
day. The shot missed the editor, but
KILLED Journalist named Sibiriakon
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Charged with EmbezzIement,

WAsHINGToN, June 22.-Anton Karl,
an old and trusted officer of the Geologi-
cal Survey, was arrested to-day charged
with embezzling $1,000 of Government
funds. He asserts that while there were
apparent irregularities, he never took a
dollar not belonging to him.
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Liberals Make a Clean sweep.

BosToN, Juno GA special from Hall
fax says the Liberals, having obtained
power in Prince Edward Island for the
first time in thirteen years, are making y
clean sweep of Tory office-holders.
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CLIFTON tAriz.), June q. - Sixteen
hours after Antono Granada was hung, a
respite for ten days was received at Solo
mOnyille
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O'Neiu Released.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 22.-Tip O'Neill,
Captain Of the Oakland team, has been
released. Cantillion will succeed O'Neill
as Cantain.
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homeopathic Phvsicians.

ATLANTIC CITY IN. j., June 22.-Tne
international Congress of homeopathic
physicians adjourned to-day, to meet in
Washington in 1892
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WANTS HER SALARY.
Miss Cousins Files Her Claim With
the Treasury Department.
SHE MAINTAINS THAT SHE IS THE
RIGHTFUL SECRETARY.

Assistant Secretary Nettleton Says
the Department VIII Take No
Action in the Matter IL the Case
Has Been Determfn d by the Court
Admiral Brown anc ther Or
GERS of the Navy I'ag- an @ cia7
Visit to the President. of Peru.
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Gladstone Suffers n ReIapse

LONDON, June 22.--Gladstone suffered
another relapse, due to cxertion in ad-
dressing meeting of Colonial Bishops.
Mrs. Gladstone says his condition is not
serious.
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Redskins Fighting Among Themsel

LAS VEGAS On. NJ, June 22.-Advices
from Fort Wingate state that another
troop Of cavalry has left for the Indian
country. The Indians are fighting
among themselves over cattle stealing,
and one Indian policeman has been
killed.
Drove Knife Into His Fathers Heart.
KEY WEST (Fla.), June 22.-George De-
morett to-day accused his 19-year-old
son, Joseph. of stealing SIG0. When the
boy denied it, he attempted to cllastise
him and Joseph plunged knife into his
fathers heart
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Gift to n COLLEGE,

CLEVELAND (O.), June 22.-Mrs. Samuel
Mather to-day gave $75, 900 to the Western
Reserve University for its college for
women.
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New Postmaster Appointed,

WASHINGTON, June 22.-S. a. Whiting
has been appointed Postmaster at Smith
son, Shasta County, Cal, vice j. n. Lo-
gan, resigned.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT ACT.
The Supreme Court Declares Il
to be Constitutional.
LARGE WAREHOUSE IN STANISLAUS
COUNTY BLOWN DOWN.

Received Several Hours After He
Yreka Flooded With Counterfeit
Silver Dollars-Ex-Unfted States
Marshal Franks Appointed Marshal
of the New Circuit Court of APP
pealS.
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snIPMENTs FROM sAN JosE
Warehouse Blown Down.

OAKpALE, June o. The Clarabel ware
house, 4G0x50 feet. blew down this after
noon while four men and two boys were
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ALMOST AT FLOOD TIDE
POLITICAL.
Secretary Foster Confident of Repub-
Hcan Victory in Ohio


lican Victory in Ohio.
FosTERIA (O.), June %. Secretary
Foster is spending a few days at his home,
looking over private business affairs.
He has perfect confidence in an oId-tinle
Republican victory, and says: "The Re
publican convention did it's work most
acceptable to the great mass of Repub-
licans of Ohio. The ticket is grand one.
Mckinley is stronger than the Repub-
lican party in some places, especially in
Canton, and, / think, no fears need be ex-
pressed as to his election The farmers
movement can hardly be considered as a
factor. The Democrats are beaten
already, and some Of the best informed
men in the party concede it. l believe
we will elect the next General Assembly
by a plurality Of nearly forty on joint
ballot"
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Silver Purchases.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Three hundred
and fifteen thousand ounces of silver
were purchased to-day, at prices ranging
from l.005 to .0275.
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Lnnd DECISION.

WASHINGTON, June PIN the case of
William a. Howard Us. John A. Colby,
involving land in the Stockton District,
the decision of the Commissioners is sus-
tanned.
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BEEcHAM's pills cure sick headache.
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CHICAGO, June 22.-Senator Cullom Of
Illinois is candidate for the Republican
Presidential nomination in 1892. and he
makes no secret of the fact. ''If the
nomination is rendered me you can bet
| won't throw it over my shoulder"
were the words he used to a reporter this
morning. And if it is going to be free
tor-all fight" he added, 'and the Illinois
delegation is for me, why then IN be in
the field. Blaine can have the nomina-
ton if he wants it," continued the SEN
ator, "but / doubt if he will encourage
any movement to put him in the field.
Harrison stands the best chance, in nv
opinion, and will doubtless be named.
The tariff will be the issue and silver and
other minor issues viii be sort of tailed
on to the tariff as side issues. Mckinley
will be elected Governor of Ohio for three
reasons: First, he is personally a very
popular man, having the magnetic at
tractiyeness of Blaine; second, Campbell,
who will doubtless be his opponent, has
succeeded in dividing his party; and,
third, the Republican party in Ohio was
never so strong as now" The Senator is
en- route to Europe, where he expects to
spend most ofthe summer.
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PERU's PRESIDENT.
Admiral Brown and Other Naval om-

WASHINGTON, June 22.-Private letters
from Peru bring information that Ad-
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SOLANO FRUIT SHIPPING.
Better Facilities Furnished for Hand
ling the Crop.

ing the Crop
NAcAVILLE, June 22.-In consequence
Of the present immense output of fruit
he Southern Pacific Company has
placed switch engine at the disposal of
trult shippers. Heretofore regular pas
senger trains have done the work, which
has at times worked great disadvan-
cage. The present arrangement is highly
appreciated by shippers and growers.
An expedited passenger service between
mere ana the main shipping points is also
spoken OF, and will be put in active oper-
alton within few days. There are twice
rs many ears going East from here daily
as at any time during the past two years,
while prices have remained at a salts,
factory point.
SHIPMENTS FROM SAN. JOSE.
SAE JOSE, June 22.-The Golden Gate
Packing Company of this city TODAY
shipped the first canned fruit of the sea-
son. The shipment consisted of six carsz
and the destination is New York. The
amount of green fruit shipped east from
here last week was over 3,000,0 200 pounds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-16
Health is w ealth

DR. +. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT.
AEyr, guaranteed specific for Hysterla, Dizzl-
"ase Conyu sions, Fits Nervous Neuralgia, Head
,c5c Nergans Prostratiou caused by the use OF
,coboI or tobacco. Wakefulness. Mental Depress-
ION solteniag Of the Brain resulting in insanity
and leading 20 misery, decay and death, Prena-
tnre Old Age Barreaness, Loes of Power
IN either ssx Involuntary Losses and Spermator-
rbog .ugea By over -cxertion of the brain, self
sbus,o or over .indulgonc E.ch ho1 contains one
months treatment $100 box, or six boxes for
800 sent by mail nrepsid on receipt of nriee.
gyE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
% cure any case With each order received by us
for six boxes. accompanied with $500, We will
send the pnrchaser or written guarantee TO re-
fnnd The money If the treatment does not effect a
cOre. Guarantees issued only by
CHARLES d EESM@N.
Druggist, GOA King street
General Agent Alexandria Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-16
Dy 3. F. Knox Auctioneer.
2USTEES SALE OF LAND IN FAIRFAX

Il COUNTY.
By virtue OF q deed of trust from Frederick F.
Foote and wife, dated January 10, 1889, recorded
in the Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Fairfax
county, Virginia, In liber II, No. g. folio 426, and
by direction Of the parties secured thereby, the
undersigned will offer for sale at public auction,
in front Of the premises in the village Of Falls
Church, Fairfax county, VA at eleven o'clock 30 on
tho following described valuable real estate; viz:
A CERTAIN TRACT, PIECE Oh PARCEL OF
LAND situate, lying and being in the village Of
Falls Church, in the county OF Fairfax, and State
aforesaid, and bounded and described as follows |;
viz: Beginning at the centre Of the county road,
on the south line Of the Middle turnpike; thence
along the line Of said turnpike east TO the lot for
merly occupied by the widow Barlow; thence
south along the line Of said widow Bsrlow's lot,
one hundred and ffty.four feet; thence weat to
the centre OF said county road thence along the
centre Of said county road to the place OF begin
ming, being portion Of the lot Of land known as
| the COMMON SCHOOL HOUSE lot, and being
the same piece or parcel Of land which WAS con-
yeyed to the said Frederick F. Foote by ]. w.
Hubbell and Elizabeth Hubbell, his wife, by deed
bearing date on the twentieth day OF September,
| 1877, and duly recorded tn the CLERKS ot1ce OF
| the County Court OF Falrlax county IN HDer V,
No. T. folio 266.
Terms of Sale: Cash as to the sum OF S994.5S,
with interes. on S972.12. part thereof from jan
uary 10Th, 1889, and an additional sum sufficient
to pay the costs Of the sae and ifthere be any
idue Of said purchase the same shall be made pay
able st such time, and he secured in such manner
as the said Frederick F. Foote, ha executors, ad-
ministrators assigns, shall prescribe and direct,
or in case of his their failure to give such di-
rection at the time aud place of sale, then upon
such terms as the undersigned shall think fit, and
make known and announce at the time and place
Of sale. ConveyanciDg at the cost Of the pur-
chaser. FRANCIS L. SMITH,
APP ts Trustee.
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a PREACHER IN TROUBLE VIM. E. Gif-
fore, of the Methodi Church iD MiIbaDk,
8. D.. was Sunday night the hero Of very
exciting episode, and but for the eforts
OF he police would be orDsmentiDg Temp
post or telegraph pole. He came from Chi
oago last fail, and all winter, while preach
iug Pecksniffian sermons from the pulpit,
has been noticeabIy very gallant and very
prominent social figure. Just at dusk Sun
day evening crowd gathered on Main
street attracted by the sight of Rev Mr.. Gi-
ford being dragged by the collar by 8 lead
log merchant The preacher was in the
widest stage OF dlshabiIe. TIE merchant
hauled him to the jail and thrust him 10.
Ten minutes before the merchant bad
caught the preacher in his wife's room, and,
without warning, dragged him TO jail. The
storJ got around and an excited crowd gath
cred and threatened TO lynch the preacher.
Various tales of other derelictions by the
prisoner were publicly told and threats be-
gan TO tske form, but the crowd learned
that the preacher had been quietly removed
to place of safety
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-16

DEvoURED BY WoLvEs.-James and John
Gillespie own small logging camp at Mullet lake,
twelve miles south of Cheb oygsn, Mich. The
two brothers were working in the woods Saturday
when James's axe slipped and cut terrible gash in
his log. John bound up the wound and started
to carry James to the nearest house. The load
and deep snow were too much for him and James
ordered bis brother to run to the nearest house
and get holp John did 20 and was toon at the
village, whero a party was raised to bring in the
wounded man. A tramp Of over mile brought
them to the vicinity and shouts were sent up to
cheer James. No answer was returned, but in
their pace camc savage yelps from lot Of
wolves Tho crowd pushed on only to hnd pack
Of wolves fighting over lot of bones and clothing
where John had left his brother short time
before. while all around the snow was stained
with blood. The roscuiDg crowd were unarmed
save with axes, but they chased tho wolves off 81
brough. the bones back for burial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-16
By r. F. Knox, Auctioneer.
Shutters Hill for Sale.

All that VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying
partly in Fairfax and Alexsndria counties Va,
Just outside Of tho corporate limits OF Alexandria.
with beautiful views OF the Potomac river as far
IS Fort Washington in one direction; over Alexan-
dra into Maryland and over Washington and
Georgetown. panoramic view not exceeded in
diversity and beauty anywhere in thia country.
15t tract said to contain 40 acres, more or less,
in Fairfax county; I'd tract, said to contain 10
acres, in Alexandria county. north of the Lees.
burg road.
Will be sold at auction at ID o'clock noon at the
west front of the Market House on THURSDAY,
the 7th day of May, 1891
Above sale is subject to lease expiring January
l, 1892.
Terms: One-,hird cash; balance in one and two
years, secured By deed OF trust, with interest
A. HERBERT,
]. T. BURKE,
r. D. ROsZELLE,
Trustees under the will of Ii. G. Dulsny, decd.
ap6 eotd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-04-16
Young W, man in Male Attire.

Mrs. Jenny Beaten, young woman OF
twenty-.hree, was arrested in Newburg, N.
Y, while meequeradipg iu mems attire on
Saturday evening at ten o'clock. At the
same time Charles Hammond, well-koown
Newburg young man. was taken into custo-
dy on complaint of Mrs. Beatop, who
charged him with drunkenness and having
assaulted her. Policeman Powers, who
made both arrests, sscertaiDed from the
young woman that she was from Wspping-
RS Fails and bad been living 10 toSn with
home have been Oh Ann street. When ar
rested Jepny's hsir had been cut, or rather
chopped off short, as she eaid, by Ham
mond On Saturday. She claimed that
he had done this and had also per-
suaded her to dress herself in male
attire for the purpose of going out in the
were to have started Sunday morning, but
Hammond got drunk early Saturday ever
ing and beat the young girl, that fact lead
ing to the double arrest. Jenny wore pair
OF rather snng-f ting dark striped pants.
dark cutaway coat aud vest, and soft black
hat She also had on white shirt, collar
and necktie and good shoes Sae Is short,
rather good looking young woman of petite
form, and In her attire of Saturday evening
would readily have passed in the street for
boy of Is Jennie aud Charlie are in jail.
The young man makes no denial OF the
young womaus story Hammond Iost foot
year or two ago by Its beiug run over hy
en- Erie traio. He Is unprepossesing Ia ap-
pesrance end wake with crutch.
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PRICE 2 CTS.
AUCTION SALES.
By o'Neal & Lunt, Auctioneery.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND IN ALEXAN
ORIA COUNTY VIRGINIA

Dhlh COUNT4, VIRGINIA.
By virtue of a deed of trust from Benjsmin g.
Butler and wife, dsted February sth, 1889, re-
corded in the Clerks Office Of the County Court of
Alexandria county. Virginia, in lber No. 4, page
1884, and BY direction of the holder of the note
secured by said deed of trust the undersigned
will offer for sale at public auction in front OF tho
County Court House of said county, on Columbus
street, in the city of Alexandria, Va, at twelve
o'clock m. on
SATURDAY, the 25th day of April, 1891,
the following described real estate viz
All that certsin PIECE, PARCEL or TRACT
OF LAND, in Alexandris county, Va. bounded
as follows: Beginning at a stone set in the west
banks of the old Georgetown road, said stone be.
ing the northeast corner of Sickelss land thence
west with Sickes's line to the east bank of Spring
branch thence north with said branch to stone
set in the east bank of said branch, where it
makes curve; thence east to the old Georgetown
road thence south to the beginning containing
TWO ACREs, excepting thorefrom a road ten feet
wide on the south side of the said tract and next
to the land owned by Sckels, being the same
property which was conveyed to the aaid B. s.
Butler by Richard W. Johnston and wife by deed,
dated the 4th day Of April, 1887.
Terms of Sale: Cash.
LEONARD MARBURY,
eplO wv Trustee.