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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

8 citing Secretary Ramsay this morning TO
the question S. to whether he had heard
from the Charleston or the Itate. a long
ca BILE dispatch 10 CIPHER was received at the
Department this morning, presumably from
Admiral McCaun at Chill, but three naval
officers have not es vet succeeded In unrsv
cling Its contents. II is known at the De-
psrtment that the Gillian insu,gent cruiser
smsralda put into Acapulco day or two
ago. She appeared there late 10 the even.
lrp and YES pot, go far as is known, warned
IF by the Mexicsn authorities, but had clip
ned out of the hatbor and disappeared be-
fore daylight.
Mr.. David Pullman, formerly of AleZen.
drls, Ia now here and is one OF the bidders
for the work of Transforming the horse car
railroad on Pennsylvania Avenue, in thi;
CITY, into cable line Mr.. Pullman has
lost two fortunes-tbe first by the first al
exandria and Fredericksburg Railroad, and
the seccpd by the Adsmantine Brick Works
10 AleEsndTia couoty. Since then he has
moved to Kansas City, where he has msds
third, larger than both the others con-
bined.
Private Intelligence from New York So
day js to be efec. II Secretary Blaine s still
III. aad that though he may return to this
city on Monday il the weather be favorable
Ii mag be that Maine will see him bsfore
Washington.
E.. sman John Wise, formerly CT Vir
sinia, but now OF New York, is here to-day or
the business OF the electric company of which he
is counsel. Ear Wiec has accepted an invitation
to deliver tho address at Grants tomb in New
York on Decoration Day.
Senator German who has residence in this
city, l. highly gratifed at the compliment paid
i'm last night in Baltimore by the people Of Ma
ryland He s,ys the only place for which he is 8
candidate ia that which he now occupies. and
which will be filed by the Maryland legislature
to DO elected next November. Mr.. Gormsn't
friends, however, in all the States in the Union
ssy that higher plsce is in store for him in 1872
The Virginia Board Of Visitors of the Mount
Vernon Association will meet here Tonight and
20 to Mount Vernon tomorrow.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Fine rsins fell 10 sll the counlies contigu'
Gus TO Norfolk yesterday, saving the pea aud
berry cropa.
Samuel Long, ouce famous circus clowr
and native of Virginia, died in Baltimore
yesterday. aged 60 5esre.
The VOL Of securing 8 jury in the case O
E ButosG Grymes, charged with embt zzle
ment OF city funds, was completed in Rich
mood yesterday and The trial commenced.
Mr.. W Scott Darlington yesterday effect
ed the purchase Of tho furniture and 6xturet
of the Ballsad and Exchange, In Richmond
and re-lsaeed the bujliings for term oil i've
year,.
D.: George Ben Johnston has presented
to the Ladies' Hollywood Association, o
Rchmon1, saddle which Gen. Joseph e
Johnston used in two wars. Twice hs Wal
shot out OF 1t In the Mexican war and {
third tlme at the battle Of Seven Pines.
S me tine ago young mon pamed "
NJ Dance eloped with Miss Eola Freedhoff
OF L?nchhurg. t, Washington on the pre-
tense OF get Jog married, but for one reason
or another Dauce refused to marry the girl
and feW days ago the couple returned Of
the MidiRud train to LynchburR and tooE
the Chesa reeke and Ohio for Clifton Forge
Danes still refossd to marry E)is. and sht
returned to her home diseusted with hel
way wefd trip. The father of the girl g.
once swose ont g warrant for the arrest o
Da; &c 90 the charge OF seduction, and yes
tards7 ne was taken 10 Lynohburg by Or
ices Gonldonsu aud placed in Jail, having
been caught at Iron Cate.
The Rchmond correspondent OF The
Petersburg appeal says: Hon. ]. Tsylo,
E,lyson. chairman of the State central and
executive committees will, 1t is under.
stood, soon call the latter to meet him
In Richmond tc talk over matters relst-
log to the fell canvass. The Impression
prevsis, however. that the meeting will not
be held uutiI after the debt matter is better
understood, or anyhow until eiter the forth
comiog oon ference between the committee
snd the commission. Mr.. Basil B. Gordon,
who precesded Mayor Elysop as chairman
of the State democracy, 's IN Europe 10 the
hope OF gaining new lease OF life. Lstest
sdvices fcom him ara 10 the effect that bis
health ia somewhat i'm oroved, but none OF
Mr. Gordou's friends think he will ever be
permanently curid OF his diaesse. Hs
still takes lively Interest in Virginia
politics. Mr Gordon is not over thirty two
yesrs of aga and ia worth something HE
$500 coo. he ia State Ssasior from the Rap
pshsnnock distr;ct.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Fnralgu News.

LONDON, May 15.-R. G. Duncan. Of
Washington, D. O., who is charged with at
tempting to murder hls wife at Bsttws-y'
coed on Tuesday evening last by beating her
over the head with stone, has been re
manded without bail. It is said that the
injured woman cannot live through the day
LONDON, May 15.-The Prince Of Waies,
Mr.. Gladstone and many other prominent
people Tho have been suffering from ihfia-
enzs, are now convGlesoent.
PARIS. May 15.-Professor Bsrnheim in
bis report regarding experiments made to
cure tuberculosis By the TRANSMISSION OF gra;s'
blood, declares that tha treatment has fn
important effect Ia the first stages OF COZ
sumption, bu. 1t should not he used 10 the
last stages.
ROME. May 15-The Pope has suddenly
ordered that the publication Of bis encycli-
cal be delayed.
The Pope has dismissed tle administrator
OF Pster's pence, and has appointed com.
mittee of six cardinals to administer the
funds.
LONDON, May 15.-Ths Influenza epidem.
10 il seriously increasing in the south OF
Russia. In Poland the disease PAS decimal
I'd the population of many villages.
ST PETERSBURG. May ia fat boat
containing number of worklngmen, while
proceeding down Dneipsr river to-day came
into collision with steamer bound up tie
stream. The fa,boat sank almost imm6-
diate!y, drowning 10 ofi,s occupants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15
Senator German Honored.

The democrats OF Msrylacd presentt d
Senator a. p G rmsu With magnifca,
silver servlcs at the f; [ ! Regiment Annoy,
in Baltimore last right, in honor OF Ole
eff3rts in the defeat OF toe force bill. The
set comprised six pieces valued a; $1,000.
The reception teudsrod the Senator wac an
immense succeee, Thousands Of psopie pass-
ing through the hall. The only spec Co.
making wss by Mayer Davidson, who mads
the presentation in the nsn,e of the people
OF Maryland. ard by Senator German, who,
after neatly returning bis thanks, referred
to the force bill So follows:
II Was az Ubiquitous bill. 1t had The Il ~
dy resistance OF ell the demo cratic Senators
and Repres. natives in Congress- Each OF
them regarded the force bill with its coun
lees train OF ills, sectional strife, butioess
paralysis, and despotic rrinoiDe, ss the one
measure that must hs defested. We, there
fore, date: mined to subordinate ell other
questions pc niing before ,he asst Congress
10 the defeat of this revolutionary measure.
You are fainter with the many months o;
cesseless conflict in tbs parliamentary ba.
tle, probably the most memorable In our
history. There wac cot democrat IN Con
gress who Old not render signal eervica 10
the coutes:. All sre entitled TO great honor.
Nor sre we u2Dindiul of tbs Ia.sitt sc
ton of the eight republican Senators who
refused to abandon theic honest opposition
10 laeisslisn which would have erhgerted
the foundation and changed the character of
the government. Their manly iGdepand
encs In boldly resisting the pressure brought
to bear 90 them ny he executive and their
party organic .t,ou will not oe forgotten by
g lihsr,y-'oying people. owe to the col6
deuce OF my democratic fellow Senators the
prominence givsn to NE in the considera-
ton of measures in tbs last Congress. Oar
success ia due to their united wisdom, eour-
age and patriotism, / warn you, however.
that the issue made by the force bill hes
net ceased TO exist. The President and the
great msjorlty of the republican Senators
and Representatives urged its adoption and
sill approve Its principles. The judgment
Of the cou3try upon the issne thus made will
be again appealed to. But ss the people OF
the several States are still free to select their
own representatives. l nave no doubt Of the
triumph of she principles of the democratic
party. TIE success OF the democratic party
will make sectional contests hereafter I'm
possible. q result oyefshsdowiog in import
aaoe all other po!itiosl considerations, and
Without which it ia idle to talk of the futare
prosperity and greatness OF our common
country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15
yERpIcr AGAINST FaENcaY.-The in

VERDICT AGAINST FRBNCRY.-The in
quest 10 the css, OF Carrie Brown, was con-
Guided 10 Nav York yesterday. Sam Shine,
head bartender OF the hotel. testified to Ben
All having stopped at the hosiery on the
night Of the murder. A detective repeated
conversation he hed In French, With the
prisoner, In which The latter told him cor
hictiDg stories as to hcw be got the blood
stains on his SHIRT and socks. The surprise
OF the day vas the testimony of Edwin
Smith, Of Brooklyn. who had been fellow
prisoner With Ffenohy, 10 the Q leen's coun-
ty Jail. He described knife be had seen
on Fsenchy while they were fellow prison.
e,s. so did two other fellow prisoners, and
the knife so described is Identical with the
one hat did the bloody work. The jury
found that Carrie Brown, alias shake
sDeaTe," had come to death from sschyxla-
tioa st the hands of Amer Ban Ali, alias
Ffencty. The verdict Was sigoed srd the
jury was discharged. There was an i'm
msnse crowd at the doors Of the coroner'a
office to see the alleged ripps- taken away.
The prisoner was taken back TO the Tombs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

THE CHICAGO and Northwestern Railway
Company bavirg been seriously inconve-
nenced during the past three years by the
sudden end frequent strikes OF its switch
men, having MADE all the necessary srreuge
m ,nts, yesterday morning discharged all
of than. about FIVE huodred. and. On
the instant, filed the place OF every one Of
them with ccmpetent man whose services
had been previously engaged. OF all the
business, people WHO hsVe to depend On
wages 70. tic support of themselves and
their families, ever engaged 10. that OF strik-
log is the most Improbable, and that Ia the
experience of ell of item sooner or later.
Aa long as tails couatly shall remain under
a free and equal government, the people
ihsreof, poor and rich alike, are going to
conduct their own private business 10 their
own WAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

THAT NOTHING could bs mors erroneous
than the idea some silly people have of the
pro6sao!eness OF daily newspapers ia small
towns, is proved by the isc: that 30 large
oily as Washington can support oaly one
morning aud one evening pspes, that only
one eseaiug paper can i've in Richmond,
aud that Petersburg. with iis twenty odd
thcu,apd innabitsa!s, supports only che
datiy pspar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15
EROM WASHINGTON
[s,so;al Correspondence Of the alexandria Ga-et.e.
WhsgIEe, rOp II q. MAY Is 1891
daily Paper

[S2ec;al Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gasetc.]
WARRINGTON. q O.. May Is. 1891
Justice Brewer of the U S. Supreme Court
this morning Allowed Writ of error 10 iseue
in thepass OF the contested Governorship of
Nebrasks. The fsirly elected Democratic
Governor Tss depoeed by u snap Judgement
of the repuhIicao me- mbers OF tie Supreme
Court Of Nebraska and the Tsit referred TO
is to test the Legality OF that judgment.
Among the strangers 10 the city to day
we're State Senator Henry Wickham Of Var
gipia, apa Mr.. Cardwell. Speaker OF the
House OF Delegates OF that State. The form
or, who is a member of the State commits
SIGN appointed TO consider propositions for
the settiemeus Of the Virginia debt. when
asked by the .GAzsTTEs correspondent If
there Was any thing neT about The latest
proposition for the settlement referred to,
replied to sbs sffsct that there was nothing
OF which he had bssn advised spd that 30
far as be kpes the published s;ste'
meuts abcnt V,rginians going on to
10 reference TO that 8, t Iemert were entirely
without foupdation. Mr.. Wickhsm said
the only thing he defaitely knew about the
latest reported pronosed settlement of the
public debt OF his st ,te, was that neither the
foreign bcndholders nor theie agel t bad as
yet complied with the two conditions pre-.
requisite TO the consideration Of SUCH terms
as they might propose By the C ,mmission of
which he was member, which are deposit
of million dollars aud q statement to the
effect that the terms referred to are not
more favorable to the creditors than those
of the Ric6ieberger bill.
The suspension of the Critic Of this city is
ssid by newspaper men here to demonstrate
the fact that Washington ia not large enough
for two evening newspapers.
Tha Sans reply, mo news" was made by
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15
The sheedv Murder Case

LINCOLN. Neb, May 15-Ths feature Ia
the Sheedy murder trial yesterday was the
adm!saios CT the confession of Mcfarland,
the negro. j,intly accused With Mts. Sheedy
with the murder. This confession was tbs,
Mcfarland WAS hired by Mrs. Sheed5 to
murder her husband aod that she secured
power over the negro by unlawful inter
course with him. McFarlsnd was to get
So 900 for dning the job. but sll he had re-
ceiVed was 50 cents Tor whisky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15
TIE Mount Vernon Regents.

The annual council OF tbe Mount Vernon
Ladies' Association began yesterday. inese
were fifteen members present aud MRS.
Laughton presided. Mrs. Ball OF Virginia.
and Mrs. Washington, OF West Virginia.
we're among those present.
The morning hours were gwen up 10 tne
reading OF the minutes OF the last COUNCIL
Whea this was disposed OF the annual re-
port OF the regent, Mrs. Laughton, wes reac'
This was followed by the reports OF the su-
perIntendent and head gardner, and the
discussions on their details will take up an
other day. The various committees were
also busy during the hours not devoted TO
council business preparing their reports,
upon which are necessarily based the re-
nairs and improvements contemplated for
the coming year.
Mount Vernon is pow In highly pros
porous condition. The grounds have had
all their natural beauties restored, the out
buildings surrounding are in splendid re-
pair. By the generosity If Mrs. Hearst, oil
California, visitors erjoy the privilege Of
talking by telephone to this city. and p'sc-
ing Mount Vernon In communication with
the outside world. Mrs. Hearst has had
erected ALEC at her own expenee shelter at
the wharf.
The association In other ways has been
in receipt OF constant beneiactions during
the past year. Mr.. George W. Chtlds has
ores enled the proof-aheet of Washington's
farewell address, which he corrected him.
SELF. Mre Laughton has presented the hall
cable owned once by Washington. At q
subsequent day of the council, all the gifts
recently received by the association will be
announced. A large number OF these ar.
ticles came from the sale Of Washington
relics In Philadelphia lately aud were
bought aud presented to the association.
The board ct visitors from Virginia are ex-
peoted to pay their annual visit on Satur-
dag, although 1t may be deferred until Mon.
dew.
The meeting will probably continue until
next Tuesday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

The MICRO troops that President hstfi'
acu has recently ordered to be transferred
f.oyu the Iad;sn country to fort erected IN
,hls county daring thu war, where they WEI
hs put in ths sama barracks with white
troops, ware very welt sati.i'd With their
onartsrs in the West, and never expected
such trsuafer: and why it vas ordered is
VIVA. no body mt the President cen tell.
That they can Use In the same barracks
on terms OF perfect equality with while
soldiers, nobody with any knowledge OF toe
difference between the two races believes
All attempts to establish social equality be-
tween the negro and the white man must
necessarily fail, no matter by whom order
cd, for such equality Is against nature, anu
catnres laws cannot bs opposed sncc 3sB!ul'y
by man. Even such a republican saint aa
President Liucoln recognized this rock-rib'
he'd truth, aud rot only spoke, but also act
ed accordingly ard he was vastly bigger
man thar bis succsssor. Little Ben."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

RED MEN.-The Great Council Of the I'm
proved Oder OF Rcd Men. IN session In
Richmond, yesterday elected officers for the
ensuing year ss follows: Great ssche NJ
John w. Cherry, of Norfolk great senior
sycamore, O. Hatcher, of D.nvile; great
junior eagsmore, o. F. Wise. of Richmond ;
great chief of records. E. NJ. Solousn, CT
Norfolk great keeper of wsmpum, h l..
Cartsr, OF Richmond greet prophet, ". J..
Traylor, OF Petersburg ; great representa-
tive, l. T. McGuite, of Norfolk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

THE PRESIDENTS TRrP.-President Harrison
yesterday had an ovation st Springfield, Ill, A
procession escorted The President to the Lincoln
monument, where Governor Fifer extended q
welcome The President in his response said the
furnaces of the South had been kindled at the
funeral pyre OF slavery and that the proclamation
of Abraham Lincoln can be read on the mountain
Sides where free men arc now developing the
States that were long under the paralysis OF hu-
man slavery The PRECEDENT spent forty-fve
minutes in indianapolis, Ills homo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15
AFrA1Es OF THE RA1LRoADs.-The Bal.I-

AFFAIEs OF THE RAILRoADs.-Tne BallI-
more noG Oho Railroad Company has COM
menced active work upon Ire projected con.
nec'icu with the Virginia Midland Railroad
by securing the right of way from Linden,
on the Metropolitan B:auch, 8 short dis
lance GU side CT the District of Columbia.
Sheriff Fairail, of Montgomery county be-
gan eith jury yesterday to condemn lands
necessary for the construction of the South
Metropolitan Railroad which begins at LIZ
Gen and ends at the District line, near The
Potomac river. There are only FIVE cases
Involved In these condemnation proceed
ings, satisfactory arrangements having been
made with the other property owners along
the ropte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

The Marquis di Rrdini. in the Italian Chamber
of Deputi g yes erdsy discussing the New Orleans
affair, said that it was simply n legal qutssior.
The departure of Baron Favs from Washington,
he continued, Raj been ordered IS protect sganst
the action OF the United States in reiectiug re-
spopsibility for the sffair European sympathy.
the Premier added, was with Italy, and he hoped
for friendly solution Of the questions involved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

sUsPEsDED.-The Evening Critic News
paper Com any In Washington was yester-
dsy placed in the hands of receiver by
order of the Court and the publication of the
paper has been suspended. Since Noveu-
be-, u. last, the com, any ta' been publish
log the papsr Is loss of abou. 81 600 q
month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

The general business of the city has been quiet
during the week, and there has been nothing Of
interest to note in monetary affairs. Money is
considered tight" but thero Is no change in
rates. In New York yesterday money on call
was easy, ranging from s to Az, last loan at 8,
and closing offered at 3. Prime mechantilo paper
5,7 In Baltimore loans were quoted at 8, 5la
and per cont as to tim, and condition. There
is little doing in the stock market and local shares
remain about unchanged.
New Yasx. May f5.-The realization OF pro-
f.s IN the stock market continu st tho opening
this mo ming, and first prizes were generally from
u to y per cent lower thsn thst OF last ever ing
figures bat the market soon assumed strong Tone
and the cessation of the selling pressure brought
both dunes aud recovery OF the opoLing losses.
The later deslings were devoid OF interest, and at
o'clo k the III ,rket was dull and steady to firm
ut fractional advances over the opening plies.
BAL11xoRs, May 15.-Virg!uia consols =; do
1910. 80; do 30 64A.
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DIED.

Ga My Ar, 1871, ALICE Z. HAwSI Ie,
daughter OF E. d. and Are H,~kinu, aged 1S
Funs1sl from tia resideuce of her parents, 919
King street, Saturday, Nay i6st, So E:3 P. m.
-[Norfolk, Rich Tund and Lyac-.ia'e' Palers
rlesss cepS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

B C. Duncan, mentioned in the dispatches from
London as being hold in Wales for asaaulting his
wife, is said to be a son of Rev. Thomas Duncan,
pastor of the Episcopal church at Earlevlle Cecil
comfy Md
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

Bridget Carson, of Jersey City, ia drunken
row bad her head half cut off yesterday event g.
Her husbsni, was arfe,tet for killing her, but be
declared she was murdered BY his brothcr-in-law
William Kerrigsn, whohas fad.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

Bridget Clark, six.cen years old, WIS suaacsted
at small fire In tenement hon o in New
York lest night. Mrs. Nerv Melcr seventy years
old, hsd her back bros Ell ny leapink from third
STORY wiad3w. Two other persons were I'M red.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET, May 1.-THE
market is nominal, but with light offerings ani
smsle salea. We quote: Flour So 50a6 % 'of
Corn TO.73 Bye 1886, ard Dat, 81, 60
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

RICHMOND MARKET. MAY 14.-The CT ,iaa
OF grain are very light but few sa'es reoor..
cd and tho ma ket j, nominal. We gu to: sIogl
50 5Oa6 25 for hne to patent roller What
1t0a116; Corn 76.7S; Rye 5000 all oat:
$500
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

New YORK, May 15.-Cottou firm. nal,
SIS; 0rleaus 9 6:IG; futures very dal ~ g ~.
dull and Ind weak Wheat pa qnes end dfq CON-
Ii so. Lard dull and esty at So 67i9 '0'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

BALFIxoaE. May 15-Flour dull .,a
changed. Whest Southern steady: E, ita - ILL.,
lis; longterry 112.116; No red l11 -,I IiOs
spot 115; the month ia June 11S mi. , es;y;
a10Sa; Aug 105 Il 105as; steamer n; aOs =
JOB. Corn-Southern White dull and Wv, rel
a73; yellow steady vt n; mixed dull sax u Z?
the month "; July 65As65a.; spot No 'tO an aud
q. Oats quiet No ? white wta,ern 59s6 1a r
mixed sdo 90 os sSac. E 1 sedy No 295 Hg
unsettled. sugar active and .tetdv e- ,U'islo'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

CHICAGO, Nav 15-10:5o q. ul.-wba.,
1924; Aug 9sls. Corn-Jaly SO; Sea-, ny
Oats-July AZ. rork-July Sil IS Sln. ~ 2
81 co. Lard-Iu'y So 55: Sept s. 50 S t.
ribs-July sc C5; Sept SO 32is. N''i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

LYNcHBuRs MARKET. My 14-.fh ~. i lis
dull snd eavy wi h li<ht of rings. We qu.t..
Flour 50 50a6 20 for fne TO fa,c ha Dc
Wheat l .1l2; Corn 76a7Si Bye 70 - 4ai
Oats Sc go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-05-15

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET. Nay u eor.
ca-tle were offered and sold ~ follows: Bei, : :.
6ls"; good 5i4S5 &c; medium zias5c; conn.
3.sL &c Some sheep aad Lambs we're of'orr'
Calves 6 80 'ac. Cows AMI Calves brought , -J.tl
Market fair.