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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

BIG GRAIN CRoP.-Tne grain crop of The
United ates this year promises to be the
most remar liable on record. II is imposa'-
BILE as yet to arrive at deGaise figures, but
froul al propD osiicators made in the reeioa
of The wheat aud corn bsis. nature will oe
more lavish than ever before. Coupled
with tbs condition Of unique abundance
10 tie almost unique poverty OF the
grain crep in European countries, the result
Of which will be huge expectations from
America. In view Of these circumstances
grain handlers at all the sesboa-d porte are
reaching out for their ehare o. the big trai-
fc. and Philadelphia is particularly aDxious
lest In THE remarkable season IL shall sGf,r
es in years past from railroad d scrimina-
lions
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
The University of Virginia.

At the University last night the 6nal Gel
ebration OF the Jefferson Literary Society
took p'acs. William Psterkiu. Of Parkers-
burg, ". Va was presented with the gold
neasl a, the test debater Of the society.
His address was on the subj act OF Athens.
Hspry Louis Smith, of Davidson College,
North G .roins, WA awarded the god ned
al OF the society as it's best orator. HIS sub
j ,ot wss "Lutaer Re'ore the Diet OF Worm. "
The closing ezrc S g of the University
took plece to-day. Among those upon
whom cas- conferred the degree of Bachelor
Of Law were Douglass Stuart aud Thomaa
Waters, of his city, and W. NJ. Fletcher, oil
Rsppahauaock county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

At q meeting of the Board of Alaern$sa1 OF tie
city of Ale1andris, Va, held July 1, 1SSl, there
were present Of those holding over for tsEo years
from date From the 1st ward, N. p. T. Asurse
End ward, Chsrles Goodrich; 3rd ward, Hef>Sert
Bryant and OF those elected to serve four yeas
from date From the LIST ward, Noble Lindsey
End ward, VIM d. Ma. b,ry 3cd ward, George Ii.
Hinken /; 4th ward E. &. Leadte .tcr.
The meeting was called to ord by he former
clerk and mr. VIM. 81. Marbiry WAS unanimously
elected President TO whom the O 9Th of off q WAS
administered by Justice May, alter WHICH the
new members were sworn in by the President
M. P. Vincent wss unanimouiy electedS Nerk
and Vim. Budd, Messenger.
On molioa the niles OF order governing ihA last
board were adoptet.
MI. Burke WAS dss mated to inform the Com
mon Courcil of tie readiness of this board to
unite with them / Joint ME ing.
Upon his return this board adonrned to the
chamber of the Cmmon Council to wines TIE
installation of MEor Henry Strauss.
The following solution was rfceived from the
Common Counct and their a -tion concur red in ;
viz:
Resolred thathe Mayor, Auditor and Treasurer
be authorized use AIRY money to the credit of
the general fue in pay ment Of tho note d avn
for the use of fe Gas fuad and due ON july Is,
1891.
The board don adjourned
Teste: Mp. VINCENT, Clork.
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sSlsg5s
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 1.-The NOroe
Eremya, me1ting upon the renewal OF
the dre!buud, says that unleas France and
Russia reply to this treaty ahortly by con.
Guiding formal alliance, the central pow
ers of Europe will become too confident as
to the impotenoy OF their adversaries to en- :
able the latter TO counteract their ambitious
desires, and they will consequently bring
about events which will render European
war inevitable.
PARIS, Jolly 1.-The health OF NJ. DeLss-
seps has 5ssn greatly affected by the crimi-
nal proceedings Instituted againet the Of
ficara AMI directors of the Panama Canal
Co. by the French government.
BUENos AYsEs. July 1.-The revolution
which broke out In Oatamarcs last Thurs
day. when thu provincial government waa
overthrown and provisional government
established, has baen suppressed.
ROME, July 1.-The Pope declares that
he will never concede the demands made
Tor the protection OF Catholic emigrants. In
30 far as tbs appointment of national Bish-
ops Is concerned. The Pope has also re-
fused the petition Of the Poles In the Unted
States f,r the appointment of Polish
Bishop.
LONDON, July /. The Baptist Association
tas passed resolution regrettiog the baccai
rat revelations and saying that the Prince c
Wales, instead oil being the leader OF immo
al forces, should be the leader and inspire
ton of the moral forces of the Empire.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

WHIPPED WIN. Mcclure, aged so yeara,
and bis 1S-yesr-old s.ep-daughter were
taken from their home 10 Crawford county,
Ind, Sunday morning by wkitecaps, who
tied them face foremost to treee, lowered
their clothing and lssbed them on their bare
bsoks until they tainted from exhaustion.
TIE v!c.ius we're notified If they vera found
ii the cuuntt Il 3.1,s later tdey would bs
banged up by the neck aod ,efa for .he buzz
z4ras TO pick Reports concera'a1 la els-
roos ta.Wsen tbs tGJ are th4 a.ess cause
Of the attack. The affair Caused s.ss ez.
ci.smeat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

AMICABLY SErTLBD.-An amioable settle
msnt was Ell ,oted at Greensboro, N. O.,
yesterday, of the difficulty growing out Of
The attack OF the Rev. W. P. Fife, an evan
selist, by sons Of Judge David Sohenck, In
resentment Of offensive comments by the
evangelist concerning the participation OF
their father and mother 10 picnic and
ball on the battlefield OF Guford.
At tie trial Mr. Fife said he intended no re-.
fl ,ctlon on Judge Schenck or his family, and
If be did he begged pardon. All psrties
shook hands aud the prosecution oftbe sons
was dropped. The court a6j,urned with
the dox; l1gy and bsnedotion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

The VIsGINIA-LoUjss A'Ms.-U. g.
District Ju lge Morris In Baltimore yesler-
day 6led the decree in the claims for dam
ages growing out of the collision OF the steam
srs Virginia and Louise on the 2Ssh Of July,
1890, 10 the P .tuxent river. Fourteen lives
we're lost by the collision, number OF per-
sons were Injured. and 5oth steamers were
damaged. Tpe suits against tbs steamers
we're brought IN tie State courts, the dam
sges claimed aggreeating several hundred
thousand dollars, tut were consolidated in
the o. g. District Court, under the limited
liability acs. The Virginia was appraised at
$50, 600 and the Louise st $40 COO. the la
bllity for the collision being limited by the
aggregate appraieement. Judge Morris de-
oided scme tina ago that both eteauers
we're at fault, and but s43 liz sS Ia the eg-
greeate amcuat of damages he allows. OF
this sum, $4,000 is allowed for deaths and
iIiugies,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

THE "R1fPEg's" CAsE-B!aod was again
about the only witness In New York yseteE-
day againet Ameer Bsn Ali E Ffsr chy''l CD
trial for the murder end mu:!lstion of
Shakespeare" the eeed victim OF soma
"Rippsc,n at the East Side Hotel in Februs-
aty lest. Eddie Fdz.erad, the sc.ubber,
and man of all volk 81 the East Side, aud
Sam 5hip, the hsikeeper, took the 'ao6
end retold the story OF how 'FEsnohy" end
Shakespeare" came 10 The hotel on thst ia
tai night, snd OF how "Ftsuc0y" went away
only about bait dressed 81 O'Clock the ne xi
esnrnlng. Dr. Jsnktus also, who conducted
the autopsy on the "Ripper's" eyed victim,
old all about how she WAS mutilsted, ana
gave the opinion that the most OF the bu' cb-
e,y was done sitter her death. The blood
stains on the we'll, however, SO prominent
IN other witnesses, testimony disappeared
nuder Dr.. Jsnkins's evidence-his theory Of
butchery of er death by sirengulatios did
not edmit of blot d spurting very column
ously. Bus the blood on the clothing Of
which "FrencbY" got rid next day haa not
yet disappeared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
FOREIGN FEWS.

Sir William Gordon Cummings name has
been stricken Of the list OF deputy 'ieuten'
anita OF E Gin county, Scotland.
The Central Sss,istica! Society CT st. Pc
tersnurg announces that IN December Las!
the inhshitapis OF the empire numbered
10 600 600, sn annual increase Of 1.500. 600
Lady Mcdonald widow Of the late prem
Ter Of Canada, Sir John Macdonald, has
been raised to the peereee 40 an ecknowl'
edgment of her husbands long and ds!id-
guished public service.
The Saar river, in Alsace-Lorraine and
Rhensh Prussia, has owe q wed its banks
ilooded the valley aud almost destroyed ona
OF the finest vine crops that tbs region 10
question has seen for years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
EoMMoN COUNCIL.

At mootiog Of the memb ,rs elect Of the
Commn Council OF the city of Alexandria, Va,
held ca tho LIST day Of July, 1891, there were
preset: Messrs. P. Aitcheson, w &. Moore, Hubert
snovien, c. N Moore Geo. W. Fisher, Tbeophi-
lua sllenger L. Morgan Davis, John T. Hsrri-
SOD John H. strider. l.. E. Uhlor T. NJ Jones.
H'ry smoot, Paul E Evans, Geo. A. Musabach,
au Jss McCuen.
Che members were called to ordsr by Mr.. Ut
| Unison, the Clerk Of the retiring board and
! .essrs. cubsrt Snowden and Geo. w Fisher re
placed in nomination for President. sid Mr.
snowden, receiving the majority Of tho votes
cast, WAS declared elected, and thertu5on Mr..
Snowden took the require cd oath of office and ad
ministered to the members elect tho required
osths.
Mr.. John T. johnson W. 5 unanimously elected
Clerk.
br ]. Nightingale was unanimously reelected
Messenger.
The Board OF Alder men were notified Of tho
organization tf this board end were iuvited TO
meet his board in t int session for the purpose Of
installing the Msyor-elect into Office, which iDvi-
tation was accepted.
The two boards being in lint convention SIS
sembled Messrs Herbert Bryant aad j. r Hsiri-
son we're appointed 3 committee 10 rotify tho
Mayor. elect that the j,int convention WAS ready
to proceed with his installation into office They
returned accompanied by Hon. Henry Strauss,
Mayor-el,c', who, being introduced to tho con-
vention, thereupon took the cath of office re-
q aired by law.
The joint convention then dissolved.
Mr.. w. 8. Moore appeared before The bar OF
Council and took the required osths.
The following resolution was adopted
BeSOlred, That the Mayor, Auditor, and Tresau-
rer be and they arc hereby authoJia TO use any
money to the credit of the general fund in pay
ment of the note drawn for the US, of the Gas
fuud and which will be duo on July 6, 1891,
the amount advanced to he returned to The gen
ersl fund when in the judgment of the NJ, yor,
Auditor and Treasurer it may be necessary.
The board then adjourned.
Teste: JNO. T. JOHNSON. Clerk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
Rohhed his Bride

NEWCASTLE. Pa, July miss Emma Brum
ter stepped from Pittsburg and Like Erie train
at Newcastle Junction last evening, very discon-
solate. She had promised to marry Lewis Rich
ardIon, and had started with him ttgo to Pitts
burg, where they wore to be msrrid. Richard
son contrived to got possession Of her pockstbook,
rings, and watch, and lef6 the train near Youngs-
town. Her pocketbook contained all her money
about 500. In an envelope that he hsd given
her to keep for him she afterwards found the fol.
lowing note:
"On tho road, Juno % 1891.
miss Brumter-Your bird has go.s West
sud you are at rest, so deal with me as yol think
best. But find mo frsr.
Yours truly
LEWIS RICHARDSON"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

BURGLARS OUIWITTED "A new turelsr
alarm that has recently been patented cor.
tsins many new and novel features. 10 set
ting the alarm the psrson who looks 10 the
premises presses button on the side Of the
door which In turn operates q drop that
closes the necessary circuit for putting the
ter this is done no one can enter the build
ing even if the wires leading to the door and
window springs are in foil view. II the
alarm connected with the police station has
the circuit cut an audible alarm on The out
side OF the building Is instantly put in oir-
cult, go the building ia never Without pro-
lection,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
A Tex A N u r a '
WEDNESDAY EVENING" sGb4 I.
- s,ate ~ Wsshiugtons striking

~ THE State Of Washington. s.fisiae
white MIXERS are shooting down the oesroe.
wso are .skiug their places 5hesnegsS
ye,erred to done aspire TO the contFoi Oh lne
communities 10 which they are emp'oyeu,
h..- oolv ask to be allowed to earn thelf
braaG ny the sweat of their faces. That re-
ou,s, IA denied Ia the northern state refer
rad in ond they are murdered for makioe II.
ard the administration takes no po''Oe u
tho matter. Ia the South, however 'he
"a ma administration demands. that negroes
absll control every one of thu white oo",
rnuni.i,s in which they have mf] ori'y 'aao
:fore of them be whipped for attemp''ue "
apfogcs compliance with that demand 1t
males g-est ado. Bat the party "n.cn
suppo.ts the admiuissra ion is color pima
where geography is concerned, ana tDi'gs
!, the South which appear to be as oisch
As night. In the North are So white as the
d iyen snow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
special Correspondence Of tho Alexandria GasetteJ
WASHING TON, d. O., July /. 1891.

Especial Correspondence Of tho Alexandria GasetteJ
WASHING TON. d. O.. July l. 1891.
Among the Presidential appointments
MADE to-day WAS that OF Henry kerDeghan
70 be- receiver of The land cffics at Jackson,
Miss. he was contestant for seat In the
last u. S. House of Representatives, but
With 80 little ground that even the republic
can majority OF that body secuted his claim
However, as ne will have something to do
with the selection OF the delegation Tram his
district to the national republican conven-
ton, Mr.. Harrison thinks ts wise to ley an
snehor to wind ward IN that district.
AS no money appropriated for the fscal
yeer that expired &C twelve O'Clock iast
night car be expanded after that hour, ADD
.anst bs turned back into the Treasury.
q mmIs,ioner Raum OF the pension bureau
made great efforts TO absorb every cent thai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

The Century lraga-ine for July has been re-
celved from its publishers in New York. lis
contents are: Portrait of Horsce Greeley, A
Day at Lsguerres, P;oveucal Bull-Flgh S, Be-
strsint The Night Editor, I.alisn Old Masters,
Chatterton in Eolborn, General Miles's Indian
Campaign, July, Greeley's Estimate of in
coin, \ no quir:el Inp, Love Let ers, The Faith
Doctor. Across the Plains in tie Bonner Party
GS46). Arrival OF Overland Trains in California
in 40, at the Earbor's Mouth, The Force of Ex-
SIMPLE, For Helen, a Lunar Landscape, The
Drummer. T.o, Paris, N.ti-n for Mortgage
rh. New Y:rh + IT.. Fu.l,e, Journalists and
Newsmoneocs Again, open Letters and Bric-A-
BrSc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

BIeaEsr FABM IN TIE WoRLD.-A COM
pany has just bee, organ.z,d with capital
of 81 coo OOO for cultiva,ing farm of112 coo
acres Ia Florida. This will be the Iargss5
farm In the world. and upon itenoueh could
be raised 20 supply the city of New York
With food. The farm lies between the In
dian, San Sebastian aud ST J ms rivers.
The lam has musk soil, riuiiar co that In
ths Valley OF the Nile. Sugar eaue and CO.
coanuss are to be raised on this great farm.
New York SIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
Tourists, ReQllLSiies.

Particular attention is directed
to our line of Fine Travelling Bags,
many styles Of which have been
made to our especial order.
Cabin Bags, Tourists Bags,
Gladetone Bags, English Club Bags,
Real Alligator Bags, Canvas Leath-
er Bags.
Telescope Cases, Mems Dress
Suit Gases, Mems Hat Boxes, La
dies Bonnet Boxes, Steamer
Trunks, Sole Leather Trunks, Bask-'
ct Trunks, Overland Trunks, Light
weight Trunks, Ladies Dress
Trunks, Enameled Canvas and
Leather Hampers.
Steamer Rugs or Shawls, Steam
er Chairs, Rugs and Shawl Straps,
Trunk Straps, &c.
TRUNKS come in lengths from
% to 40 inches, and prices range
from 75c to $32.
BAGS come in lengths from 10
to IL inches, and prices range from
5sc to SIT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

WAS an unfortunate day for Pres dent
Harrison when he allowed bis graft ude to
Influence his j1dgmen', end induce him to
make the lnsn who raised the money With
which his Presidency was bought, Ibis post.
master general MIR. WsnsDaker may be
an honest man, and all right thinking men
hope he Ia, but 90 well informed oil zen Of
this country denies the fact that there is
nreyailiug impression to the contrary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

YouSG Mr. RAUM has resigned bis posi-
ton az assistant chief clerk of the pension
Office. II his father would resign bis posi-
ton as commiss onsr of the pension cffice,
all the people OF the whole country. except
a few fsyorite pension agents, would feel
hatfor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

AN attemp. is now being made By the
friends Of the present Emperor OF Germany
to haze it appear that his removal of the
man who made the German empire vas IN
accordance With the advice of bis distin-
eu;she9 grandfather. Tns old Emperor
showed his wisdom By relying implicitly
upon Prince Bismarck while In good health,
aud ii Re gave his grandson sny such advice
az that referred to. most people will think
bis mind failed hefnre he died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
TaE WRArHER BUsFAu.-The formal

TIE WRATHER BURFAU-The formal
transfer OF the Gather bureau from the War
Department to the Agricultural Department
under an act OF the last Congress. took place
co. day. Gen G.eely relinqulshed the duties
co chief of the bureau, and Secretary Rnsk
assume them on behalf of the Department
of Agriculture, and says he will extend the
scope of the bureau. Prof. Mark W. Har-
riagson, OF the University of Michigan, has
been appointed chief of the bureau.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

INBvGRY other country exceptthi3, when
a government. official 10 charged with grave
cffsnses, especially euoh as affect his
repula ion fov Honesty, ne either dema- ds
trial and ROUTES them. or olee 2oinn aviiS
retires from cffioe. Here, On the contrary,
be does ali he can to svoid t,ial and re-
,ains his flee until tho administration feels
thai IL can afford to bear his weight no
longer. Mess.s. Rsum. Porter and Wsna-
maker afford striking examples OF The fact
rsfarrar to-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

The PRICE of tin roofing and all sorts OF
,lo wsre aod tiu cans vas advanced eons'o-
erab!y to-day, By reason of the eddltionsi
TAX imposed on tin plate by the Mf kinney
bill. which tax became operative to-day
All OF this incrsss I'd price goes into The
pockets OF the holders OF the stock OF TN
now in this country, and not one cent OF 1t
into the empty treasury. And tSe import
ers have made hay while the sun shone and
have lsid in e supply large enough to iast t
least yesr. o, verify, the Mckinley
bill Is not s. blessing either in disguise or
o.heyx iee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

IrFAs been generally understood that 'ne
nav, peusion law made the pay auts m oh'h-
~ icsteaa OF quarterly, at Warrington nut
the c.fci,y of money In the treasury nus
Induced The officials OF that department. 10
srs,n,ps The law critically, and to interpret
Il 10 mean thu. the payments shall pc m aoe
ss heretofore. Any thing to stave I'll pay
r,ants that would make the Treasury deficit
40 large as TO be startling. But as tue oen-
cit must appear eventually, Why not no" as
at snv other time? The expenses OF the gov
srnn emf are greater than Its receipts, even
With lie plllaging tariff, and to meet them IL
mnst borrow money and Increase Tia deo!.
MIR. Herrison's election was bought Inc
sale was 8 deer one to the American people,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

TIE Pennsylvania republicans are Try
inr ga earnestly to rid Themselves OF BOSS
O ,sy rs those OF Virginia are to reileVe
shsm elves Of tnslr old man of the sea
GENERAL Mshcpe-but ns vsinly. Political
hosees once settled In thsir seas are faTo 10
onst. eep:c jally when, as in the two caaes re-
ierred to, the administration is 10 nee0 OF
their support ard is therefore afraid 10 take
part egsinst them. The better class OF
Pennsylvania republicans. like those OF Flt-
y;uis. kick against their boss. but the Pfesi-
,tant giyss MIN the di4poeal OF the patronage
of tbei- State, end thereby renders ihe'E
Kicks 90 vain ga those against the prickf-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
DIED.

Near Leb,non, Fairfax county, on Monday,
June Doth, at 6 a. M, kUBY, twin daughter OF
Vim. g. and Ada Cockrell, aged five months
and fourteen days And on Iuesdsy, the aoth'
at 1920 o'clock p. n, PEARL, aged five months
and fifteen days.
They are safe in the harbor, the white sails are
furltd,
The anchor is CO By tho evergreen shore.
They arc united together in God's lovely world,
Our loved ones, our lost mos, they suier no
more.
Funeral from Lebanon Church, Thursday, July
81, az D. ~ Interment In St. Pauls cemetery
AlexsndIi,, Va. Friends invited to attend.
Alp o'clock noon. to-day, ELIZA FENDALL,
infant daughter of J. f. and N. L. Tsckett. the
funeral i'll take place from her parents residence
On st. As.ph at. tomorrow (1hursdsy) evening
at o'clock Jnterment private.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
Trouble Apprehended

franklin, Washn., July 1.-The ssriRrs
al tbs coal mines are reported to be masns
secret preparations for some decisive m7e
A special train is being kept at Frsplin
ready to move troops on moments Mice
Il is feared that serious trouble will the
result at all OF the mines, as there aroVer
one thousand strikers who will see the
introduction OF negro and non-uDio labor
the disappearance OF their last hope en-
ployment In The mines of King coun'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01

Aimed for a Grow and Killed His 'ather.
SARATOGA, July Morgan B. 0leman,
seventy years old, living in the righbor'
hood of Fort Ann. was shot and il,ed on
Sunday by his son, Frank. The by was In
hiding to shoot crow, which wes pulling
corn Ia the garden. Just as he bii his aim
on crow AID pulled the trigger d his gun
mis- father stepped from behind az outbuid.
ing aDd received the charge In his body,
from the effects of which he died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-07-01
EDUCATIONAL.

~. :tsSsi!JAL aad MILITARY
snieS:fS q. S95 hlIiSGSSlOl
nase, for k.s'ocs-. uniY of Va.
- Nest Pom Catalogue address
-i.N . SMITH. 9.ttn' EGndclD7 W.
jy l eo2m1
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TAKE AWAY WITH YOU

TAKE AWAY WITH YOU
A box of Tourist Rolling six yards in 8
box, cord or braid edge, White or Cream.
19c box.
MUSLIN CoLLARETTEs
With embroidered edge, - les,
25c each.
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DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LOthrop,
10Th, 18th, and T Streets, n. W.

n@ We close This eVeniraaat
3 o'clock.