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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE ls0TwELvE PAGES

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81 ~ 'sea had demand sales ta
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SSS choice, lie; do Of grade s5c CCeOanus GSy
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winter soc 6e@shsd sp'.s 59siG Whale s esa rgSd
%intcr 57a5sc 6lcasSed spring eaehsd Ooe
sSSsn ssSs sc J Re b Sy 7 i' Rape a
OCEAN Ff6 isr movement was r., rspG}T r@
Sas s"s a active onS 'i s5
sSosSa to & S5xt st sG 200 Osss
S S from Sqs q ode
Is ga sep.cmb British steamer AdbCrO recent o m,S SSa;
iss hiS to Ssah for l9l' GOo 1900
British steamer TOekwith Baltlm9re to Cor1 Ior
%Scrssa liS sSco q' s6o a 3
Tan. and 2 SS5S cs
bark Marie Stella hence Iarragopa 1900 cases SrTGS
i bs NsSsSss ST.. Oa aens Se2 s n'nSi
t%sei ssHss
general ssr srp BARK H. A. PITT Portland
Msfo$fgs on quiet day.
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Is $s %.% 81 SaE
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and he'd s s%' YsSo sd S
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fair demand 6.c heavy light s.. eOasc for PIGS -
sneda S So Ss1'd S8 aGS DE T
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test test IS and g ssf' 81
Sce E sSS y oss
S:soc a4gas Zoe .RisFfNEDHad fair inquiry:
Gut Iot ISL cfaS9sd' .Sc x kGEfer fowd a3S
&c Mould ~ AL SIec o,5 Da%00a ~ ls'Hi5eS
windsor A 1916 RdgeTEG}da ~ Peoe2 S5
= 7.i6c NO. g. Tide NO ., csc; No 10. Bloc
No. il 9;S No, T. 3Ies or,r city IN ties quoted
at 7s.c and do bbls, Tic. oeonargarine, city od
TALLOw-Rather easier and fairly active Prime
city quoted sac. Sales, $50 hhds at ~ and
foreign Stoke but manufacturers have e'nee1 no Ges
Gwners report steady prices on all grades oWe
quote Xxx fleece at 32A2c quarter blood unWsshed zas,
enS fine DO 2ld2lL spring California, 1SG22c spring
Texas 17a22c; line Territory, 20d2lc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
BUTCHER HOUSE,

This elegant Brick Hotel Is now open for the reeep1ic
of Summer Guests. First-class IN all departnshS'
SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
ALBERT CLEVELAND, Proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New.York Thursday, June MISUNDERSTANDING 20
oaroads of 490 head-14 carloads for Eastmans Company
and Is carloads for West 4Othst sSushterers No trade
ty dressed beef in moderate demand at sa9iac for
Native sides choice selected ssngisg 9.c' Texas sides
Cable sdSees report steady mar d for for Re-
eerated beef At an average Of Of III II essea dead
Shipments today 500 Cattle the PCmsT2n99 N /
Suzbsrcef. The orinOco carries TO Bermuda 40 Catue
any The Federco sailed from Newport News yesterday with
iSl ifS St arrivals and little TT eo i5nSs
Feeling steady Nominal Guo S,ds 81 go iOf
70 t14f YES. s$S a. cot and "a 25
H SmsHd 4 aSsh l ss
5ps g1Gss of G from quotations and fully
1000 CALVES a e e b car ids dTe butmks
ease country dressed vsa Yea j. ILL., Gs sssed f %G
0'S Sales-Jeno Wright e. Col 80 nusrmilk Calves
W vsa. y 81 iSf!3so az - - %
M r. a. S 49, Il s g sSi 1t 4 &C.
% Xs5 0 m e 9 81 SG iRP ca 2t a ~
ii a. 4 MA $3 e Ss'ls + E =
1s9 II at ni Ssi cslye S i55 b. at se BStten
CalT Sdd 10 BacFinassm "A BntteTmnk Calves 159 ~ At
Vess isS h. at co. II DO 1889 H. at 5'Sc; 20 do 1877
m S e S1G Gett 90 veas few Buermlks), 129 H.
s. Co 125 ysa 1 90 gs, e. 5e G. 8c
baed ali al jersey City with the exception OF one caoad
number OF carloads also carried over WeuDesdaN
Sheep We're in fair demand at well sustained prices selling
AZ 81 o5as5 80 and 20 head (seected brought 90 TO-
Lambs which the supply continues aeaNyy s 0n
100 H. cus going low as s5a5 TO- No very snSce
There some activity today ip the dead a ar Tx
felt in the Improved demand for the 6eance Of ao o% @
saies-Wkcrson shern2n; 479 Kennedy u, lamps 1Ga
7Ol N average at &c per n DOB DO % H. az O4ci io'
do es H. at oc 29s Ohio sheep ss r. az 5Se GO ., 70
T. n PidcOck & Sons 34S Virginia lambs 0S ID AZ 30
1si do 6s ~ at &c 40 do Ge n at 7c Ia d2 bS az
81 H. az Sc 50 per 100 n lo9 culls 0G H. at 30 $S 2S
100 rs 10i do 90 N. 4bc; ~ do, Oh N, at 4a2c
Judd g. buckingham; ~ western sheeP' o's "' a'
SIS Is 20 do, OF n, at 50 90 4. -, % =. .. a.
D. Mcpherson & Co.; 2OS Virginia iahos W ID aI o4e
ner n 8 bucks, 101i4 n, at 32c. e 90 - -. q, OIL
~ Newton & Gillet: III ONO sheep 90 ID at OF o.
per 1Co n 90 do So ~ az %; IN - II g. "a 90,
do e co. 2l9 DO So 81 & at At 8 90 co. OIL d. % !"
NJ Collins go Indians sheep 1Ss H. a. % 7o l7S DO
D. Harrington 100 Kentucky lambs 8S m az &c per ~
at jersey City and carloads a. 4oth only - heae i3l
Sogs old h average, at s. 10 per 100 p .,s-o. o.,
Country dressed nOminally unchanged at 52a12c foi
heavy 70 light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
Simmer Resorts.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Goth season. Opens June 90 Best locatlon , ~ 20 ~
Catskills. 10 degrees cooler than Hew, d dGiA A
July 10, SO 80 per day; 81 20 ~! ~ My,eehict RI
,send tor clrsnlat1 Catskll. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
WATCH ROCK HOTEL
AND COTTAGES,
SchroOn Lake. Adirondack Mountains.
$3.50 PER WEEK.

Splendid scenery pure bracing air; healnIest place
the State. Elevator electric lights frstelass tab
choice rooms best class Of guests. Don't engage Ell
where I'll after you send for circular to
JOHN J. LYTLE,
In anncn 4 ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.

oPENS JUNE 27TII 1891.
A family hotel of high class location, appointing
cuisine and service unsurpassed
PAUL T.. GKENING,
SARATOGA SPRINGS u. ".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS;
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

,,orFEE-Brazn grades tho spot had slow in.
W mi the feeling a. the close was somewhat ste4der
CUR. Rio quoted l0Tdl7e Sales, l,s0o bags No z,
No = Ok i6Hc, and 200 bags No :, 1870. Mid
uInu..b Unchanged aud quiet The option market de-
grSs Increased activity and The drift Of prices was
NeloPSS erratic. Theirs renewed "l0ng selling at
prompted oy further depression Ia foreign ac
me and easier exchange at Bo. Initial sales showed
eoun AZ .OaSO points after which there was rally OF
ls nonts covering Of shorts" stimulated by stender
S Hayre adyice closing lOa20 points lower for the
az Hsvre dropped 1o,d2h frs early, but closed With
et rastien q 4 II: Hamburg declined Ial:s pg Lon:
80 decidedly lower Offelal qnotauops. gao y. IN; &:
SSae Cd July 7ss august as ssytemser Cas- sd
~ afs; ro kOsi ntMina good second qo klSs 800
& eles Iaices 10 United States. 1000 bags Rio stock
SoS stock 1900 bags; Santos market weak good
y 1851 eco tmt 1880 2si2 600 bssS
;Fs tune tune is 1881 sane s%S
sS 600 BAGS; same time 1859 2,591oQ0 bags. Total
lie here to-day 50 600 bags Including June al 1920
Tniy i57olI5Soe; Augnst. Is: l0a1525e September.
IL iS6i4 csc; October 1395614 10c November 1900
peeernber is COO March, ID 3oc closing as fol
lows: June 10 goa 1890; July, 1575d15S0; August
~ i5e15 90: September 14.55d1A05; october. 14O09
"a 6S: Noyenlbef 19.65al370; December. 1850a19.0o
Warellouse deliveries since June l. 1891; New o{h
"a sal bags Daitimore 9734 bags; NewOreans' 1901
bags total. 1882 bags.
CoTToN-on the spot ruled dull at unchanged prices
Sales so bales for consumption IOtn tecepVs aV
mort today 2269 bales, as against 04|4 paes INC s"e
- n hall Iasfy Yea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19

Liverpool kilograms, AS p n-Receipts, LOCO bales
Sale, 10 bales Of which for speculation and export
LOCO bales American, 5000 bales Spot market-freey
offered. Mddling, Oiled. , ~,
Manchester maTke-Yarns buyers favor clo:h dull
Quotations based American standard OF cassin-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
oountrp Boaro.


BEAUTIFUL arst-class summer home for select party
n Of adults; large private mansion and yark hgh;
lawn walks shade. tennis near station hour 70 city
sabng. Photos and Information with l. b. Oh Broad
y INVALID may have delightful home. with every
II attention. In the family OF a retired physeia1
Box $40. New-London Conn
ID EFINED FAMILIES can find good board during sum-
IL mer at Western View Farm city References -
GEO. c. SMITH. Monticello. " y. Box "a.
Il EE BERKSHIRE CO., MASS.
l. GOLDEN HILL. summer board large rooms
shady lawn: plea nnt drives lake mile from
rlrold; terms - to slO Address ~ G. SWIFT BOX sls
S,IAwANGUNK MOUNTAINS, Large farm house
- good rooms table fine scenery plenty OF
shade. Write for information, -
NJ Y. HESS. Gardiner. Ulster Co. " y
IVY HERE TO SPEND THE SUMMER.
w An, YOU looking for a place spend tie summer,
where YOU could have all the comforts Of home including
variety Of ult fresh vegetables milk and cream. Win
eggs and poultry. farm. with good water fresh az
onJ nty III ,hade and sunshne within 20 minutes ride
Of Bason spa postonee; barn room for horses &C., Ut
re''o"Ao'e p'''' JOSEPH IT, COLE,
Ballston spa, ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
STAINED.
Good Ordinary .5 Q.1G Low Middling ........7 1-1o
St-.t Good 3.lO MiQdling ............1.s

Options-Bearsh influences 0gen prevailed In this mar,
weakness pronounced during the early session
vhen selling by long was quite general prompted by
easier Liverpool adyces The full crop movement also
had depressing effect and at one period prices suffered
was eer buying good part 70 contracts and The
Easket rallied leaving on only 122 points lower than
~sstS-day Sales, 70, 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
GLEN SUMMIT HOTEL,

1000 Feet Above Zen Level.
GLEN SUMMIT, LuZERNE CO., PA. Vol, and
On the Lchlgh Valley H. r. hours from New ork Mlu
= hours from Philadelphia Opened June 10. 1891 ia.
advantages for health and pleasure
scenery. Beautiful walks ana elegant WlNeS
Electric lights throughout hydraulic elevator hrst;cass
livery, good hshng b0:ing. cunning, etc trains lay
foot Of Cortland and Dcsbrosses sts ut a. nl l. 4o
and p. m. For circulars, forms. ETC., address
CHARLES WENRICK, Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
CLIFTON. Mass.
CLIFTON HOUSE.

On SnOrc OF NiSsacnusftJs nay 10 -
from BostOn has fine, extensive lawns, groves Ino
garden surf bathing within 80 yards vicinity no%u ~
line drives and scenery desirable resort dufhB &c
summer months. WIN open June 20 For furthef pa'
"'O'A' WARE & ROSE. Propnetors. Clifton, Mas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
"SU,rMER HOMES"

SUMNER HOMES"
An illustrated book OF $50 pages, describing the sum-
yner resorts on YORK, Ontario and Western Rail
way can be obtained free application at Offices below
II gives lists hotels. and boarding houses, 1000
fet above the sea with rates distances and all norna
ton. IN York ~ dG5 1928, a. S25 Broad
26f West l25h;st In Broosyn; CouItst $50 F ~;
ton-st. 2l6 Atante.ay.' 90 and 10 BroadWay' 22S
ANDERSON, G.. p. A, IS Exchange Place NewYork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
PROSPECE HOUSE

nnU
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
OPEN FOR THE SEASON house and location uns
passed four hundred feet above the river o,,r,,n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
pa0SpECT HOUSE Q COTTAGES
,0UTH EINGNkM SANITARljM.

Home treatment for eight pa:en5 requiring special care
Elegant location. high grounds Elevator Scan heat Zee
tIic light Baths. Hydropathy ElectTlclt' Mos'ase, NO
Boyiston.st Established since 1872. Special RACES for
continued cases Autumn and Winter months decidedly
favorable FOR chronic ailments All valuable forms
Medical treatment administered superior table; nome
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
GUNNER Resort c5ui0es.
~ In,lE. 0X TnE pICTUREsOUK ERIE.

sru,IEK HOMES on TIE PICTURESQUE EKIE
Nature, not man. made the Hudson Highlands. the
Orange and Shawuneun Mountains and the romantic val
Ieys ~ The RlmapO Delaware Waikiki, Lackawaxen and
NeyeTsnk rivers II you want ideal country lfo during
Copies Of summer Homes Issued by the Eric Pail
the Erie Ticket Agents at 4Ql, 81 and go Broadway
Chambers and West 23dst Ferries New-lorki 33i ard
yS3 Fniton--. Brooklyn 107 broadway Williamsburg ::
corner Newark and Hudson sts ob0ken and The jersey
ea Passenger Agent 81 Cotandts. New York. for copy
lN M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-19
THOUSaAD ISLANDS.

len Ai'NN rA"N BAY, T. T.
grounds in ST. Lawrence River New hotel pure
and malaria. Hates 50 10 So per day; $40 TO SIT q
week Send for descriptive pamphlet - A.,
" L. T.. SPANGENBERG, Mgr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22
LOCAL aRgyITIEs.

a marriage .csnse wes issued In Wash
iugton yesterday to Walter Denham aod
Minnie Bnhrmap, of F.irfax county.
a called meeting OF the City Council will
be held tonight to consider proposition
for the purchase of city wharf property TT
the foot of Duke street.
Rev. Thomas s. Lee, OF the Baltimore
Cathedral, will, 1t is understood, he appoint
ed to the reotorship OF st. Matthew's Church,
Washington, to succeed Rev. DR.. Chapelle.
The colored republican meeting that was
to have taken place ct Potomac Hall last
night was postponed till next Monday to
give the executive committee more time to
prepare their report, which they desire the
meeting to adopt.
We bsve received an Invitation to attend
the fair of the Rappahsnnock Valley Aeri-
cultural and Mechanical Society, TO be held
at Fredericksburg September 29sh aud 30ih
and October Let, and also one to attend the
LYnohburg fair. which begiDs on October
21st and continues three days.
The emancipation meeting which will
take place to morrow night at the Opera
House Ia creating much interest among the
colored population. In addition to the
speakers already announced Rev. J. Ander
son Taylor, pastor OF Shiloh Baptist Church,
aud e. NJ Hewlett both OF Washington,
will address the meeting.
The County Board of Supervisors met to-.
day end sudited Inc tressurer's socornt and
the clerks financial exhibits. The sum OF
$3.50 was appropriated for the Improvement
OF the Shutters Hill road, provided the citl-
zens living along that rosd would contribute
au equal amount either in money or work.
County Surveyor Sickles was directed to es-
tablish true meridian line for Alexandria
county.
The police report last night as having boon
clear and cool, with no prisoners at the station
house. Tho Mayor this morning had no cases be-
fore him for trial.
champagne bet lost on the recent election WAS
paid at tho Exchange last night, and all present
enjoyed the occasion heartily.
No business of Importance WAS transacted in
the Corporation Court to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22

TIE New FERRYBoAT CoLUMBrA.-To
morrow 1t is expected the new sioewbeel
ferrybos5 Columbia, recently built at Bali.
more fol- the Washington Steamboat Dom.
pany, will leave Baltimore to take her Mace
::Gen the route between Washington and
this city, eupplantlng either the City Of
Washington or City of Alexandria. The
Columbia was built By William E. Woodal
& Co., who contracted with James CLARK &
Co.. for the engines, boilers and machinery.
The hull is of tha composite hyperion sno
wood. She is 155 feet extreme length, Sc
feet extreme beam and IL depth OF hold
Tie Columbia is furnished with lever
beam engine. The cylinder is IS inches di.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22

THE GRoCERs The G7ocers' Association
met last night and elected Mr.. w. E. Fer
dali collector and attorney for the asaccia.
tion. There were several applications for
the position. Srme OF the members submit :
tee their delinquent lists which were read
and afforded much amusement to all pre-
sent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22

CHURCH RBPAIBs.-The repairs to toe
F,sst Baptist 0nuech Sunday School rooms
have been completed at coat OF about $500.
and those rooms are DO. fitted up very
Handsomely. On Sunday last about g 100
was raised by the congregation for the pro-
posed repairs to the church, which repairs
will he begun at an early day. Since Sun
day his amount has been further increased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

REV YoRg Sept. 22.-The stock market at tho
opening this morning WAS rather less excited and
| not so active, but there were rumors of impend-
ing failures and first prices showed irregular
changes and the early dealings considerable fever
ishness with general weakness. The failure ma
terialized in that OF tho we'll known firm of g. "
White Co., but its effects were seen to have
had no influence upon stocks At II o'clock the
market was comparatively quiet and firm at close
to the opening figures.
BALTIMORE, Sept 22.-YirgnIs oonsols :; do
1G-4Os 80 bid; do IS "a.
ALEXANDRIA MABKEr. Sept. 22.-Flour is
firm at an advance of 1Oc. Wheat has also sd-
vanced, and sales are made at 70a103, as to quail.
ity Corn is shade lower at 62a67. There is
no change in Bye or Oats.
changed Wheat steady at the decline; No 2 red
spot 1037ss1041s; The month 1O3'AslO4 Oct
1O4ha1049A; Dec 108asa108hS; steamer No
red 8 iAa9S1a southern active; Faltz 9Sa1OS ;
longberry 100i10S. Corn easy mixed spot Cd ;
year 81 lha5ia. Jan 5lss1A; aout 1ern stesdy;
white Western 36lA asked; No mixed W. storm
33 sskcd Bye quiet; No 2 96lh Hay lower;
good to choice timothy $12 5 ai3 so. PIovi :
ions firm aid unchanged.
CHICAGO, sept 22-11:OO q. ,n.-Wneat- Dec
Uats-Oct 267s May 30as Pork Oct $40 321s;
Jan $40 s21e. Lsrd-Oct Sc 771a; Jan 81 20.
Short ribs-Oct S. 65; Jan IS ~.
NEW YORK, Sept 22.-Cotton steady uplands
6as; Orleans 8 1916; futures steady. Flour
firm Wheat steady. Corn steady. Pork steady
at $40 75sl2 90. Lard easy 1T 81 17lh.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 21.-swine-The receipts are
| shout l, GOO head IN excess of last weeks num-
| bers Ina market is weaker than it was then.
The quality Is not quite as goo6 ss that of last
weeks receipts Priccs have tho same range IS
| last week, but tn re wer- verS few 1T the top
quotation OF last week, rangi at 6a7 &c, with
worry few choice We-tern rnfed hogs at lac per
| lib net The receipts OF hcg' this week numbered
some 6, 665 hesd.
| Receipts OF she ep and lambs G, 435 head, with
| sales at S3.50a4 80 per 100 lbs for sheep, and
lambs 4s5Ac per h.
New YORK CATTLE MARKET. Sept 21.-Beeves
market frmer; native steers $3.25s6 IL, bulls
and cows So 75s3 PER 100 lbs Cslves-market
dull vesls $5a7.75, Westerns 1914 per 100 lbs
sneep and Lambs -markot lower; sheep $3a4 81,
| lambs $3.50 per 100 lbI HOES market steady at
$5.1Oa5. go per 100 lbs.
ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET. Sept 21.-212
aite were offered snd sold as follows: Best 4Ea
q sc good 3a4s4c medium 31s 31ac; common
2l4s2$Ac 235 sheep and Lambs wero offered;
Sheep 7old ct 3a4c, and Lam 8 a. 5s6t. ceuts
Cows and Calves brought $20d45. market fair,
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXAN jGIA SEPT. %, 1891
Sun rises. 4S san sets..........5 So
SAILED.
schr Mary, Kinsalc, lumber by Il D smoot
s. Son.
schr Sidney, Coan river, lumber by J H D
Smoot & Son
schr Geo Green Lambert's Point, by W a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22


minutes past five O'Clock short distrance
this side of St. Assph Junction, on the
Washington Southern Railroad, which re-
suited 10 what. it is feared. may prove the
fatal injury of Mr. George Bsneon aud the
serious cutting and 0fuieing OF his young
wife The unfortunate gentleman had been
married bnt few months. and yesterday
morning proposed, In company With his wife,
To lake q short drive in the country. DE
accordingly made arrangements with Mf.
Patterson, who was TO furnish the 'h1, " but
In the afternoon, when lie arrived at his
house. Mr.. Benson had lost ell desire for the
recres,ioD, and told the man who WAS sent
with the horse and buggy that bad he net
brought it he would not have been dlssp-
pointed. having, he said, narrowly escaped
accidents wnie buggy riding on several pre-
yions occasions and not feeling like taking
sny ,isk that evening. hlr Benson, how
ever. seat,d ns Hife In the buggy and star :
Ell DC ue Washington road. After having
ptoc?.,f. d some distance The horses head
wss ed toward this city, and Mr. Ben-
son 81 driven past the Poor House iabe
when ne train for Richmond which leaves
Washington at 5:07 came laundering along
Thoee acquainted with the geography OF the
locality v III remember that the csrrisgeway
between the railroad track and the fence on
the lest is very narrow. As the train rush
ed along, and after the engine and two
coaches cad passed, the horse made sud-
den lurch to the right, throwing the back OF
the buggy against thu rapidly moving train,
demolis..lne the former and throwing MIR.
aud Mrs. Benson to the ground. The latter
received en ugly gaeh across the bridge OF
the noso and was cut about the head and
considerably bruised, but her husband was
Knocked senseess, and when picked up 1t
was found that the back OF his head had
come In such violent contact with the car as
TO fracture his skull. There was also q
scalp wound snd bruises about the shoul-
ders. &C, 4 young man who wac sitting on
the nlstform of the hind Car was struck By Q
pIece of the broken buggy. but not seriously
Injured, The engineer OF the train was OBJ
livious Of the fuct that the cara had
struck the buggy until the conductor sig.
nailed him to stop. The train was backed
to the scene Of the accident snd the Injured
parties put on board, brought to this CITY
and taken to their home on Oronooo street,
between st. Asaph and Pitt, where DR..
Smith ~es summoned and rendered surgical
aid. Later DE- BoarmaD, the railroad com
pany's physician In Washington, visited the
injured people. Mr.. Benson's injuries are
rega, ded ss extremely serious and may ter
,asnsto istslly bnt those Of his wife. though
painful, are not OF grave nature.
MI. Benson is the son OF the well known con-
tractor OF that nsmo who is now engaged on street.
work IN this city. This evening tho injured Nan
wss resting comfortably,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22

DSATHs.-Di Alban s. Payne, former
we'll known physician o! Markham. Eau
qoler county, died on Saturday night last az
the asylnm 81 Stsunton, where he was taken
a few weeks since.
Mr.. Wallace Phillips, q well-known and
prominent citizen OF upper FsUquier county,
died Mt his home near Pleasant Vale on
Sunday last
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22

CHICAGO, Sent. 22-11:OOa q. ,n.-Wneat- Det
99h Msy 1O6A Corn-OcS 49A year 43as
Uats-Oct 261s Msy 3Oas Pork Oct $40 321s
Jan $i2 SOY Lsrd-Oct Sc 771h Jan 81 CO.
Short ribs-Oct S. 65; Jan Sc 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22

NEW YORK, Sept 22.-Cotton steady; uplands
ga; Orleans 1916; futures steady. Flour
firm. Wheat steady. Corn steady. Pork steady
at $40 75sl2 90. Lard easy 1T 81 171h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET. Sept 21.-212
attic were offered snd sold follows: Best 4 Va
q VI; GOOD 3a.s4c; medium 31s,3 hc; common
2l4s2sac 235 sheep and Lambs wero offered
Sheep 'old ct 3a4c, and ans a. 5a6t ceut-
Cows and Calves brought $20d45. Market fair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-09-22

New YORK CATTLE MARKET. Sept 21.-Beeves
market frmer; native steers $3.25s5 10, bulls
and cows So 75s3 PER 100 lbs Cslves-markel
dull veals $5a7.75, Westerns 1914 per 100 lbs
sneep and Lambs -msrkot lower sheep $3a4 81
lambs S5,6 per 100 lbJ. HOES market steady q,
SIS. 1Oa5. 90 per 100 lbs.