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The white squadron viii be ready for service
81 the seaside resorts before the summer seq
son Is fairly opened. The extra force of one
hundred and fifty handsome heutenants who
can lead . german right up TO the cannon's
mouth, il necessary. have not yet been de-
tailed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08
SOME New BLAZERS.

SOME New BLAzrRs
&2.50-Ladies' Cream Blazers, with Black and Tan
stripes, Blue and Black checks. roll collar.
braid fastenings. Cloth Blazers, Navy and
Black. roll collar. side pockets. e.. 80
each.
%. 75-Grsy and Tan Stripe and Check Blazers roll
collar. side pockets. pearl buttons. s3.7o.
$4.0o. 40
&4.5o-Cream Serge Blazers, very fne quality. roll
collar. side pockets e4.50.
SS.00-Bedford Cord Blazers. Cream. with Black
stripe, Blue stripe and Brown stripe roll
collar and square collar silk cord and tas-
sci. $780, 5000.
S4O0-Tan and Black Serge Blazers. Medici collar,
braided. cord and tassel. "a 90 and e.. 90
e5.00-Tan and Black Blazers, square collar. en-
broidered with Black and Gold, Tan and
Gold brad cord and tassel. $500.
eS. OO-Navy and Black Cheyiot Biazer, roll collar
faced with armare silk. side pockets.
$500.
90. O0-Nayy. Black and Tan Cheviot Blazers
square collar. braided and trimmed with
soutache braid. silk cord and tassel. fronts
lined with silk. side pockets. 500 and
$1,000.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Continued below.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

The Atlanta Constitution, reputable demo-
cratic newspaper, says that the democrats OF
Ohio having quarrelcd the republicans can
buy either faction on election day. This is a
vile SANDER on the Ohio republicans, who, it ID
we'll known, never buy votes of any kind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

Mr.. c. p. Huntington said to the clerk Of thu
Palace Hotel. San Francisco, recently: ..Youns
nan, you Will never track me through life by
the quarters 1 drop" Perhaps he is more
likely to be tracked through life by the quar-
ters he has picked up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

II the Congressional Record assumes . man
aging editor, the Farmers Alliance viii make
life burden to him until he introduces an
agricultural department on the most conspicu-
ous page next to reading matter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

The visiting doctors are 50 well pleased with
Warrington that when they 60 back to their
patients they will prescribe q visit to the n.-
ttonal capital % panacea for all ills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08
LADIES WMsrs AND SHIRTS.
Continued below.)

The vassar Shirts laundered by Earl 4 Wilson are
the best hitting and stylish Shirts made for ladies'
We show them with plain and p.eated embroidered
bosoms with latest style collar and CUFFS White and
colors. Prices. 81 TO 81 AZ each. The following come
in great variety of coiors and designs:
Polka Dot Sateen Waists. &1.6S.
Genuine Scotch Bingham Waists e2.66.
Striped Madras Cloth Shirts, SI.35.
a Similar styles in safeen. 81 .9S.
Striped Wash Silk Shirts, e. IS.
Black and White Surah Silk, Is S.
Best French Flannel Shirts 60 6S.
Striped Cheviot Cloth Shirts, 9sc.
Black Gloria Silk Waists, e. g.
e1- These garments are psated back and front,
have new-styie collars and cuffs. full high sleeves
All sizes.
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08
. nArs Or ALL KINDS.
SPECIAL SALE PRICES.

SPECIAL SALE PRICES.
IL there a Wrap department more complete in every
detail. Is there better collection Of Travelling Ul-
sters Lace Capes Imported Jackets. Refers Tea
Gowns or of Childrens Garments. We wouldn't ask
these questions anticipated unfavorabe reply.
As you know it's not the beginning Of the and
the stocks at the various stores very well
known. You must know that the prices marked on
our garments low elsewhere. Now that we
allow 10 per cent discount-deduct one-tenth from
the marked prices-lT FOLLOWS THAT OUR
PRICES MUST BE THE LOWEST. Thus we have
lowest prices. q variety une1celled and every con-
venience for your comfort. Now. why shouldn't we
have your patronage!
THE PALAIS ROYAL.
(Continued below
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

Afevolusiou usually answers the purpose Of
N election in q South American republic. One
10 reported In Costa Riea and President Rodri-
qusz win Continue in Office until the next one
q longer, - the result is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

Rad what = said by Of the most eminent dental
surgeons In Warrington Of Listsv's Dsnttrtes:
Nh. W. 8. THOMPSON. .,
PHARMACISTS. S03 18th o.
my Dear Sir: have purposely taken ample time
to carefully test Ne samples of your Ltstsrs Dsafi
JSfes received last May and am prepared 70 say
that your powder 10 not only smooth. free from grit
and pleasant 70 the tass but In addition III anfissptic
en- sosNedenttv yesonassndtn0 v 10 my patisafs in
DrVsvsncs to- 2ossdsr ef ny esss witch Aas been il
w. ssS<sthaa thfyet vsars
''vsy truly yours. DANIEL 19cTAnIAN.
myS '.Dentist, $40 New York svO."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

We nay - have N Itsta complication with
CHI This sssns 70 Be good year fog that
sort Of thing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

Germany hss accepted the invitation 10 take
part m the worlds asir and there 10 . boom in
bser and bologna
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

= locksd spsftnsiss 3of ho6sshoid sS6 oshsr rood
Rooms clean and frss from mQths -... :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08
ExrsA PARAsoL DrsrLAr
FOR SATURDAY.

Don't this touch . tender spot in your desire,
You want NEW PAkASOL. You can be made
happy at q small cost; here are n few quotations
from onr LARGE ASSORTMENT:
REAL INDIA PoNGEE PARAsoLs. with
full double rufiie; worth e3. 75. SPECIAL
s3 each.
EXTRA QUALITY sURAH SILK PARA
SOILS. with two rows Of frinred pafting. al
CoL0Rs. Regular price. -. 30. Our special
price. 81. 81 each.
LoUIsINE SILK PARAsoI.s. % inches. 10
BLACK ana WHITE. worth O.. "a Special,
S2 each.
Full line Of Mourning parasols In surSh,
Louisine and gros grain silks At o.. a.. 80
81. 15, %, o., o.. 90. %. $3.50. $50 each.
These are all made 70 QUE ORDER, and are
well finished
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

New York officially nsglects the worlds fair.
Costa Ries of6ciaily improves the shining hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

Every day new styles In Trimmed BATS and Bonnsts
appear In our millinery rooms.
The creations SO artistic and 30 highly appre-
cfated that the work rooms are taxed to the utmost
capacity to keep the stocks complete.
The best assortments Of Handsomely Trimmed Mil.
linery and Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets are con-
stantly shown
Untrimmed Hats are here in great profuson-all At
.1e most moderate prices possible Deghtfuy fresh
ideas in the Millinery offer for few days. Hats
for Misses. trimmed by our best talent. stylish.
dbrsssy and becoming, at s2 %; at lbs. though
untrimmed Hats echo the Trimmed
Inc aomance OF cheaPness comes when new French
that nave been and 81 % in hes. Milan and
sSes IN Ss a ITsnea sr.d the finest the latest
b Ssn as 4. Sogsh
Wonderful bargains in the Finest Imported Fancy
III III Fos II t thsR baf se'' of the
RIBBONS IN EVERY KNOWN SHADE AND
COLOR.
We're 81. 25 yard now 49c
We're .. SO yard; now si.25
o Abou, Is pieces Fl those Fan ~ Ribbons. No.
VIII be closed out at 17c.
FLOWERS
Works Of srt that are true to nature. exquisite in
Blossom. Flower. Spray. Leafet and Grass Iou buy
We offer extraordinary bargains in Jaclets Reefars
and Blazers.
SPECIAL SALE IN HOSIERY
SPECIAL SALE IN HOSIERr
ALSO IN
Ladies' and Chidrens Underwear of every description
in SILK. Thread and Cotton
Ladles and Chidrene Underwear OF DESCRIPTION
- in Silk. Thread and Cotton.
300 Sun Umbrellas 20 Per cent below the regular
price. ~ Avn
300 Sun Umbrellas 20 per cent below the regular
price Tor Few days.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
This department complete with all the new Dress
Shades OF Gloves. We warrant and fit all Gloves to
the hand. From &c. upward.
Eour-button French Kid Gloves at 78c.
Five-hook Foster Kid Gloves, &c.
Peari Biarritz, with Black stitching, BIC
Eight -button Suede MousQuetairs at 81 o. worth
.J Eight button Suede Mousauetairs At slee. worth
Black and Colored Taaets Gloves, &C., worth SOC.
Black Mitts, all silk. 25c.. worth 4Oc.
THE MONUMENTAL.
IT. 9N AND $50 ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

Presdsnt Bslmsceda Of Chill would rather
b president than anything else, 90 the war
VIII 60 on.
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TIT n n EEE
E III / E E.
F 4 4 . 4 / = !.
SEVENTH AND Il SITS. NV,
FRANKIE 4 co.


o TIN WARE o o
o o o o AT PRICES
o o o UNHEARD OF o o o o
o BEFORE. o o
o o Saturday. May Q. '9l.) o o o o
90 o o
o We ask all to kindly o o
o read the following list Of o o o o
o o o bargains in Tin Ware. o o o o o
o o which we offer for tomor- o o
o o row only. % o
o o These Tin Ware Sales o o
o are big cards for u.s. As we o o
o always make deep cut o
o o in prices, and have them o o
o o o 0 occur far enough apart to o o o o o
o o suit both customers o o
o o o and ourselves. o o o o
o Isntthere something in o o o
o o this list that strikes you o o o o
o as being extraordinarily o o o
o low in price, 90 O o O
l2c Two-qt. Oval Butter Bucket.
1Oc. Heavywire Rim Bread Pans. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Lsc I'm oouee fots &c
1Sc. Large Water Bucket 12c
SC Wire Coffee Pot Stands
1oc. Patent Flour Sieve. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
nc. I'm oprinAers DC
&C. Wire Bowl Sraner.. &c
&C. Wire Potato Washer. Sc
&C. DAch-handle Flesn &c
&c. Fancy Match Safe. ...,,....,.,..,..3c
&C. Long Cake Turner. &c
ISc Large Colander Sc
&c. Graduated Quart Measure.... .4c
Doc. Range Tea Kettle. 25c
ISc Dover Egg Beaters &c
&c Block-tin Muffin Pans. 9-ring. 19c
toc' oiock-tin wash Basins. 12c
I2c Wire Sponge Racks. &c
TO- Wire Cup and Saucer Ease .................4 c
3l IL Hanging Spice Closets ................S9 sec
o9c Galvanized Foot Tubs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
&c iron soap Dishes Cub or hanging) SC
llc Bathroom Toilet Cases lOc
DOC Milk Buckets, with straners..
21c Nickel Cuspidors. l5c
~ ooaP oANers SC
&C. 1raVy Strainers &c
DC. Nutmeg Gratsrs. &c
l0c Black Dippers.-.
- ouP &c
u Block-tn Bread Rasers. with cover........G9 c
&c Long handle Garden Sets, 3 piel es &c
.s'c Forceain-iined Kettle.
81 Kitchen Scales. &c
I2c Large Hammer. SC
DC. Stove-ld LIT &c
DC. oao-iron Stand.... &c
l5c. Mincing Knife. double blade . 1Oc
lOc Tack Hammer. with two packages Tacks. .... sc
coS Sonee MIL. .4Jc
$lo9 MrsPotts Sad Irons 6 in set and stand) 81 20
DOC Grass hooks.
&c. Potato Parers. &c
" 1oSnil0 &c
2oc Three-ring Egg Poacher ..........l9 c
Nto'ef &c
-. sto'e. .15c
'9c. Gas Light and box Tapers 50,
Zoe Galvanized Refrigerator Pans. .......I9 c
l5c Hanging Clothes Hooks Per dozen. ....... 10c
&c GOOD Hatchets.. ... lSc
q" oesS W &c
ISc
81 90 Decorated Tin Toilet Sets...........Sl25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

brsr Strawberry lay low and got nipped.
Brer Peach and Brer Apple swung high and
escaped Thus the weather rscopstructs and
rsvsrsss our folk lore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

A DEED FoH A DAY.
-l-i-l-l-I-
JUST FOR TOMORROW we've unlocked
some MISSES AND CHILDREN's LIGHT.
WEIGHT WRAPS from the prices Of actual
north and set them down where it'll prof.
every one with girls in the family to pay .tten-
ton They couldnt be made again for our
SATURDAY PRICE"
-I-I-I-I-I-
CUT TO sl25.
LOTS ITO AND 5ss-CHILDRENs REEF.
ERs-both Blue. and trimmed with gilt anchors
and buttona- One II . serge and the othera
aAnnsl- They are reduced from q and sl75
Just for tomorrow. All sizea
-i-i-t-i-t
MARKED s4-cUT TO s2.5c.
LOT 993-MIssEs' REFER in novelty pat.
tern-ons Of the new notions of tho season.
Only for tomorrow at g. 50-all si.es.
MARKED s3-CUr TO o..
LOT 80 - CHILDREN's eRETCHEN-s
pretty little thing In Brown striped efsct-with
large revsrs. onlyfor Saturday. Al sisss.
-l-i-l-I-I
We have made these reductions simply to b
impartial. All the week we've had special sales
for the lsdies-and now ws'rs going to sive the
girls their chance. They're not old stock
they're not slow seliers THEY ARE POPULAR
GARMENTS. The cut IL our within.
sAKs AND CoMPANY.
PENN. AVE.
AND Essvvbedvs
SEVENTH 81. Fsssnds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08
IT Pans To PHASE

TTTHERE's NOT ANOTHER HOUSE IN THE
z lsneth and breadth Of this country that pays
the particular sttsution WE DO b BOYS and
CHILDRENs sUrTs-in fact Juveniles out.
fittings from beginning to end. We hear that
comment On AL adss-snd from people who arc
under no obligations to pay rs the tribute Of
compliment. Our Boys and Childrsns De-
partment ID busy store in itsen. The rsputs-
ton for unlimSted oaytsfv 81 ertor quality and
moderate price attracts the people. You al
ways find that Just what you want 10 here and
that insures 10 N your continued oonhdsnoa
We know what concerns parents most about
their children's suits is the WEAR. The strain
on them Is severe even Il they're Of the best
quaity-and II really doesn't pay you to buy any
other kind. This rsliabis quality begins with Us
ct so They're safe in spite Of the low price
and they grow better to the end Of the line
SIS. The sizes run from four to sixteen years.
That's larger than you can ind SHORT
PANT SUITS most anywhere else. The
THREE-PIEcE SUITS run from s5 up This
IS grade is simply wonderful. not
afraid to put every suit in it beside the best
showing others can mako at 81. The Jackets
this season are mostly ON the Plain Blouse pat
tern. Plated effects are all right. but Nor
folks are out Of date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

D0OkBTNprNa
. sss sEs6 6 TT fss s. ssSssisssy I'D
eeSeS III okh 4. q. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

~ ~ III 4 T
~ - T. I. III AVE.
% NLow-crr FOOTWEAR o.
(. T 81. 6:
% LADIES' FINE poNGoLA OK o.
. FORD TIES o
% Patent Tip. coffin Toe. .
% Patent M. operz Toe o
% Patent Tip. Pointed To. o
. Dongola Tip. Opera Toe
% Plain Toe Common sense. o.
% Plain Toe. Opera SHAPE. q
. LADIES COFFEE coLoRED o.
% tbs.
.. Plain. Common sense Toe o
% opera Toe with Tip.
% LADIES' RkSD-TURNEp o.
% NEWPORT tbs. o
% LADIES' LOW BUTTON SHOES. o
% LADIES' PATENT LEATHER o
% TIES. o
. LADIES' oNr-sTRAP BUTTON o
% SLIPPERS. o
% Doneols fsmp. Gray Top. O.
% Doneols vamp, Tan Tor. o.
o All Dongola, Patent Tip. o
% GENTS Low-cUT SHOES o
. Patent Leather Ties. O.
% Kangaroo Calf straI~. o
% Seamless Veal Calf oxfcrds- O.
% Comfortable Glove Leather Ties. o
. Tan Color Ties O.
% BOYS CAsCo CALF TIES o.
% YOUTHS cAsCo CALF oxFoRDs. o.
EVERY PAIR OF THESE SHOES is
REGULAR 81 VALUE. We CARRY ALL
OF THESE STYLES IN ALL THE
WIDTHS AND SIZES REQUIRED TO
FIT ANY SHAPE FOOT. WHEN YoU
CONSIDER THAT WE HAVE THE SAME
VARIETY IN GOODS OF ALL PRICES.
FROM orr s5c. LADIES'. MISSES
AND cBILD's oxFoRDs Up TO TIRE
GENTS BEST o. KANGAROO LOW
SHOE, 1T WILL GIVE YOU SOME IDEA
OF THE ASSORTMENT WE CARRY
WE HAVE NEARLY 100000 IN
VESTED IN SHOE LEATHER THAT
Is THE REASON WHY WE CAN FIT AND
SUIT EVERYBODY. AND THAT Is WHY
WE ARE DOING THE LEADING SHOE
BUSINESS OF WASHINGTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

BON BON
uNTRrMafKD
STRAW
O. CENTS O. GENTS.
wshsvs put on sale lsrss lot Of Straw Hats. in .
large varsity Of shapes and colors. that sold 1t
LES. s1.4s. e. IS and e1se. We give you choice.
al styles and colors,
90 CENTS.
REFER
JACKETS.
Reduced from "a. 4s. se. 9S and s5.9e.
To close out all our Childrens Fine Refer Jackets
in sizes to IL years; colors. White. Cardinal and
Navy; various styles. To close tomorrow.
We're 5.es 90. es and s7.4s
Choice. s4.9S.
See our zSesnt. s1.Ls and s9s Refer Jackets. in
Edvv, oitt buttons. Sizssk to y.
We're &c.. s1.ss and ss.9s.
S3.4s REFER
S5.4S JACKETS.
line Of Navy Blue Refer Jackets all Sizes collar
embroidered in silk and silver.
We're %. IS, now s3ss.
ODD
REDUCED PRICES.
Black Refer Jackets. Size 49, eold-cord bound
edge and pockets.
We're ST. 50. at s4.se.
3Blsck Refer Jackets silver frogs edge silver cord
Sizes 81, 80 and 3d.
Were 81 so. 1t s4ss.
4Navy Refer Jackets. edge silver cord. silk frogs
Sizes SO. "a. 80. 81
Were 90. 9S. at a. g.
Gray Striped Refer Jacket. pearl buttons Size 49,
Was sc. at "a.
1 Mixed Tan, silk frogs. sizs3&
S69e. ats4.75.
Gray Refer. silk frogs. Size "a.
s64s. ats4.
Tan Refer. silk frogs. Size "a.
Was ss.4s. at $s.4s
I Tan Refer, pearl buttons. Size "a.
Was 90. 4s. at $4.4s.
2 Tsns. silk frog finish. Sizes "a and 49,
Were s.. 90. at "a.
2 Tan Blazers. gold cord finish. Sizes Sc. SO.
Were 90. 4s. at 60
Tan Blazer collar and sleeves embroidered. Size So
Was Gas. now s4.se.
1 Tan Blazer. diagonal. Size &c.
Was go. 4s, at g. 49,
1Tan Blazer embroidered collar and sleeves size3s
Was s5.4s, at s4.4s.
Gray Mixed Blazer. Size 80.
Was IS, at g.
Blue Blazer collar and sleeves embroidered Size a.
Was q. 4s. now s49s.
Blue Blazer collar and sleeves embroidered. size32.
Was s5. now So 4s.
I Black Blazer satin faced. Sixe 80.
Was ss4s, at Is. 4s.
Gray Blazers collar embroidered tinsel. Sizes
80 and So
We're s5. 4S. at g. 9S.
Light Gray. embroidered collar Sizes "a and ss.
We're IS. 9s. at s3.ee.
81 +: s. 3 : III III
HH NJ sss IN 4 Esf $ S'S Hi f. f.
EEEE II / i 5oS i i Err =
sls SEVENTH ST. NV. 1t
w. ID. HouaHToN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
MATING. MATING. MATING.
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
%. SO will buy 40 yards.
&5 will buy 40 yards.
% will buy 40 yards
% will buy 40 yards.
ol0 viii buy 40 yards.
MATING RUGS.
Which we make . speciality, ranging from 75c. to
81. 20 each.
We have added to the above line Of Rugs the noted
Cool japanese
BED MATS.
Nobody should be without one.
VIZ. HoUoHToN MANUFACTURING co..
1t 1918 and 122oFa
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ifsarrs DAua STORE.

RIkox eATrNE s,Es.s rzAID aGUsLrH. 80. {,
Exf7.s KNrx1pafsH,
my7-8 124l 1lth q. So
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08

Spa1xe AND SUMNER STYLES
In Derby Hats,
SILK Hats,
Straw Hats,
Soft Hats,
Cashmere Hats.
Sole agents for Knox, New York.
Youmans, New York.
Christys, London.
Henry Heath, London.
b. II. sTINEMETz SONS.
myS 1887 Pennsylvanis ave.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-30
Try the new beer-''Vrgluia Extra Pale.
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

There was false alarm Of fire last night
The SCHOOLS will reopen tomorrow after
tie ESTER holidays.
a meeting OF the Manufacturing and Liam
AS ISOLATION will be held to-nigh'.
The Portner Brewing Company is boring
another we'll at their brewery In this c:tf.
A number of colored persons we're baptiz
cd in the river, eff Battery Rodgers, yeates
isr morning
M:s. Florence Hobbs, wife OF B F. Hobbs
and daughter of the lat, Wu. Walker, o.
his city, died 10 New York Friday.
Nav schedules went into effect Oh tbs
Richmond and D4nvllle aud the WsshDg-
on aud Southern r ilrosds yesterday.
Judge Mclaughlin, OF the Circuit ConFi
Of Rockbridge county, has chartered the Go
-hen Building Company, with Mr. George
Uhler. OF this civ. as p -esiden CAPT Al stock
from SIS 600 to 500 GOO.
Toe snow, rain and wind of Friday sno
Saturday was followed on Saturday night
by calm, clear weather. which has preyaliec
since. much to the delight OF sill. It lay
has really been like Easter weather.
The Alexandra Real Estate Company
has received letter from gentleman 10
Washington stating that he wishes ex-
change house and 10000 feet OF grouaj
near that city fog Alexandria property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-30

CHURCH SERVICES The little cbsrch OF
St. James (Catholc) at West Fad, Fails
Church W as well Fl led yesterday the occasion
being high mass and bensdiotoD of tie
blessed sacrament celebrated for the first
time there in seven years by Rev. Father
Chester CT Georgetown College, Concone 6
m ss WAS vel rendered by q junior choir
from Aiexandris, led by Miss Molie German
in cIear, sweet soprano; Miss Hattie Hill,
Miss Carney and Miss Minnie Brsuela, alto
Mr.. Carlin, ba4s, with Miss Lula SewaiI pre-
siding at the organ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-30
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.
New YoaK. March 3o-The stock market thi

NEW YoRK. March 30.-The stock market this
morning WAS still dull, but displayed more anti
nation than for some time past, while firm to
strong tone prevailed. and in few stoke mate
rial improvements were made during the hour.
First prices were generally slightly higher than
On Saturday, and in almost all cases further i'm
provement was made in the early dealings. Tho
comparative activity, however, died away toward
the end OF the hour, aud at IL o'clock the market
was again extremely dull. hut firm at the best
prices reached.
BALTIMORE, March 30.-virginis consols
42h; 1O.4Os SO: do 3s 65.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-30

PHILADELPHIA. March 2S.-Beef Cattle-The
demand for stock was good and prices closed firm
on all grades except common, which were frac.
ton lower; extra 5Aa6; good 5ssa5ss Medium
SASH fair 49as47s; common 4Aa4 y; culls 37ss
4A fat COWS 2a4a4. sheep and Lambs were
fairly scli ve and prices closed firm; extr, 6As
81. good 5aa.6 medium 5ka5lh common AKA
s cults 4s41s LAMBS 6a7l4 Hogs-There WAS
a good demand for Hogs, and prices which closed
at 1ss6t. &c last Saturday opened at GIG on Mon
day, ad vanced this morning and closed at 81 to-
night, in sympathy with the Western markets,
which are still going higher. Mich Cows we're
fairly active at $25a5O por head most sales at
S35a4O Mich Calves were in bcttor supply but
dull at Sal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-30

ST. MARY's FESTIVAL The preparations
for ne festival to be held by the ladies' OF
S.. Mary's Church, and which will open to-
morrow night, are almost completed The
bail to-day presented busy scene, willing
hands being engaged in arranging and dec
orstirg the booths. Among the features
viii b. the young Widow" something
new in the way of dolls) becomiugly az
ranged, which will be guile an attraction
for this young and old folks alike,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-30

FaIlCF THE "AkCHSs".- Ca Saturday
eYeliug, jdet as The COL local passenger
ts.u irom Washington wss passicg Fous-
Mic fuu, l. portion OF the arch OF the oid c.
u,l y..dnct over the turnpike, soskec by the
ice ut rains, rave way with crash and cur.
len Inc roadway and tracks at that point,
.ogping travel for several hours. Some OF
ma debris struck the rear car .! the train,
y.n2ut III jury however, but many of the
ps gers were badly frightened. II will
bt r,.as moered that about two years ago
oae II he swim arches under the old canal
vss o.n 3o@n BY the railroad company and
ta-.o. 81. .p't standing. Tue removal ofoue
Nes.,p.i ma ether, AID the action of time
ana ire IN snts eau ed it to isl! on S6tur-
dsyngt rae j,rriug Of the train loosen
ei The estth aud it came down in one mass,
pirg Or Il q railroad track TO height OF
ues-,, Use fees. & force of ,nen 9es put to
Hofl rocn fer tie accident in clearing the
tfsck, and 10 ieW hours trains were sble to
ph.s tnt ne turnpike is still blocked and
tgsv over il stopped. A large force OF men
i -tiil o. work there and will reopen the
ROADWAY as soco as possible. These arches
were over -Four Mile run ard also supported
ipetruak OF he Old Alexandria Canal. Their
obstruction wGs said at the time to be one
cftbe 2aest pieces Of engineering work in
ths coCat.y When the Alexandria and
Wss5astou r:ilroAc bought that part of the
old Canal 81 ha tine of its sale, they blew
10 atd tore dove one of the srches. Fear.
lne thes nigh be epjoined, the company
commenced work on Saturday night, ex-
pscips 10 com2lete the work of demolition
in ie4 sopr7, ort SO compsctly was the
s5cb bUiit hist seyersl days we're required to
remove aed lerge quantity of dynamite
bad e b. used.