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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS

EoR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONACO, VIZ
I ginia Beach. Richmond and all points soath take
the new Mammoth Iron Palace Steamers WASHING
IoN anu NOhtOLh. daily from foot Of 18th 81. at n
Ia Tickets On sale at b. anu -. offices, olY aud Isl
fennsy.Ndhla ave. and On steamers. jel2,lm
L'oR NORFOLK, OLD POINT AND PINEY
Il Point tale Steamer LADY OF The LAKE Fare
terminus OF cable cars. Tuesday. Thursday Saturday
and sunday. , p IA. Lighted with electricity and
refurnished throughout. Through tickets 10 Boston
inc uding uleas and state roolus, Sl2 80 and New
York IS 20 Telephone call. 1850; and C. o. Offices
ol3 and l42i Penna. ave.
my4 ALFRED Wpop q IT
\ AhiLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT
w Company Steamer Sue. Capt. W. c. Geoghegan
leaves every sunday at n Tor baltimore and river
landings Steamer John l.. 1ygert, Capt yohu A
hetchaln. leaves every Monday and Thursday al A
y. m. fo- river landings. Thursdays trip Will be ex
tended TO Baltimore. All freight must lie prepaid
Tor pF ssage anu freight apply to STEPHENSON a.
BIO sth ST. wharf. or cor. Pa and l.th 81.
mh2S-jm
AIEAMEK WAKEFIELD"
y Leaves 9Th St. Wharf on MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SAIChpAlS at am. Returning TUESDAY,
FRIDAY aud SUNDAY evenings
tor Nouinl Greek, Va, anu ST. Clements bAy. 49,.
touching at internleIiiate LANDINGS
iassenxer recommendations nrst-class
&. ". RIDLEY
US General Manager.
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The remains of Count Lewenhaupt. the hus-
band of Ellen Bayard. the daughter of ex-Sec-
Rotary of State Thomas F. Bayard, were shipped
yesterday morning the steamer Vera of
the North German Lloyd line from New York
for Bremen. The body was accompanied by
his wife and Thos. f. Bayard. 1t is being
taken to Sweden for final interment.
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MEDICAL. &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
pILEs OF ANY KIND. CHRONIC or RECENT.
cured without cutting; tying. earboc acid or
treated y, So1sultat II Zee by N.
jeaO1m: Hours. sto i. Sios Sundays. p ictoa.
PROFESSIONAL MASSAGE CAN BE OBTAINED
9th st.n.w. ,eil-Im'
nRK MEYENBERG MAGNETIC. HAS TREATED
hisws an. mo ana sna eo
Gated diseases of both sexes. sl7 Eth sp93m'
DEAD AND BE wIsE.-DR. BROTHERS. soe b
is the Oldest expert h fa and nd
will guarantee cure in all diseases OF and
any nonr q she dsy s1hssssd and sTGrn to before
public in and for the District Of Columbia. this 30 day
OF July. lsSl te3- I'm
IL HAS NEVER BEEN coNTRADIcTED THAT
p 10 the , sd M
Y06 st. s.w. Forty-bve year, experience. Js3-lm'
MANHOOD RESTORED BY USING BOTTLE
NJ or two Of Dr. BROTHERS. inyigorsting cordial.
Will cure any case OF nervous debility. y06 o
.e3- Inn
DR; MULLER. so.h I ST. NV. Treats AL
49, eh rda Affections Of the eye ear throat Sns
HOUR: ) TO 81 a N. and I to IN sps- :n1s
nNE TREATMENT FREE. MASSAGE TREAT
~ ments scientifically applied; One trestment tree
my5o-im REID. 4oi :: Sc. :. cor S; a. Z ~
VOID YEARS OF SUFFERING BY CONSULT
"A ing DR.. q. 4. Theel, 53s North 4th ST., Phadsl-
phia. The only German American specialtst in the
United States who II able 20 All Of indpcre
tons Of both Send for book Truth exposing
Quacks and their Home Cure" swindle, &c ap2O-Iy
nR. LOBB. 500 n. 18TH ST., PHILADELPHIA
LIZ. Twenty Year, experience. send for book
tsealed) containing full Particulars for hOME CURE
tree Of chsrre. Hours 70 SO TO . evening" IS
OLD. YOUNG AND MIDDLE AGED
II you suffer from any special o. nervou, 6,.,s~.
blood poison, effects Of fndiscreton etc etc write "a
Ut. q. r. Theel b3S North Fourth a. belcv tsreer
rhtlsasPhia Pa stating your case and receive book
Truth" sxpislninT how to get cured and exposing
quacks DIT. Ihee II the only Phyuician the fnif3
States to when all othsrs fail not
days $40 IL. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

The summer meeting at Charter Oak Park
was opened Tuesday afternoon at Hartford
anu was most successful. The attendance was
large and contests were close and exciting
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Dox.r WASTE YoUR MONEY
ON INFERIOR HOSE BUT GET THE

The Spiral Cotton Hose having outside covering
hold the moisture Rubber hose does. dres like
towel OF course there limitations there FOUR
WI Us. however by which youcan tell il the dealer is
trying 20 sell inferior hose. The Genuine spiral"
has
l. A BLACK LINE uorsn an: BE SURE 1T is
BLACK. NOT DARK BLUE. RED OR ANY
THING But BLACK
ii. THE STENCIL SPIRAL PATENTED
MARCH a., $780, ON EVERY LENGTH
Ill THE COREUGATED COUPLING AND BAND
As IN cut.
~. EVERY LENGTH Is NOW PUT Up WITH A
PINK WRAPPER AROUND THE HOSE NEAR
TIE COUPLING.
sam pie 1ciH b. ssnt tFee IL mention thus pub
licdfiOa- Sold ereTy tchsre-
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE CO, MANUFRS OF
RUBBER BETTING AND PACKING, 2,6 DEVON
SHIRE ST, BOSTON; 2tA1 LAKE ST. CHICAGO;
. BUSH ST. SAN FRANCISCO. ily:s2-eo39t
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RAILROADS.
RioHAoSP s y. 4 DssyI5 ~. eAILsOAD 90

II edmond sND DANvfII.E kAILRohD co
y. = hssinle IN ensSf June 2. irsi.
SCR sis,l,u. MasbinftoH. u. &.
e. NJ canhs .. c.lvsrtoa fos wsrTss,s. md a..
gaisr shh. suirhsr slt.Els sonneyisti ign hburx
salem. Mythsyi BFt.is'i. hnoEs,lls. Chstt.noo1.
u va N Day sor MansS-... warr.r,ou ana
fsaaa,.r Me,s "a I,hnr sIg7ss, caly-T-r. ,rsnsr
iSr stagnioa and MIA. "a hIr srrinss' a. n,
y ns IN: bihNll., sI,.iis ..ro sna sta,,ons
ern north Csroins b,Nsun. Charlotte anl stations
souta carolns irt .s',n, aud .istlon. Atlanta aud
made IN Union station ioT all rrlncial POins souih
Tul'las RUne, s.se,-.r. New York aud ws.asns-sa
20 Atlanta ccnnefinv with Pullman siseper Atlanta
pan : scJef 81 Melnsss Ma hmm, ham nni,s Al
nanNiiIe with lunsn se-peg ior Aus-ustA wa Co
Knoxville aSnVilis sna nut Srrinss.
Tan. and - P.ia.-DsilS eN,rgt Sunday. for
5o y, DAILY except SUNDAY. Tor Warrenton ant
: - ls,p'@Dai ) NRshiNaruN AND SOUTH.
NESIlkN AEsflBCiFb IMiTEn.-A Masnih.
% DraSt1s Room, pgnln'. Ss~isur and BUFF.
AMI a, rSrs and 3E,s,io Car O the s,s.
sxrss ter 'hs >aNice An rsira isr- y haired "a
es eednS 60 over aud above nSus Pullman cisr,s 10
sns point ArnNes a. Az anta :. =, y. u. foTlo~1ns
Tor Mes nr.ears sla Montsuin.r, and Tor M.upnis
M"ridiAr. Ne" Orleans AID Nic1s0uns Wa BIriniu..-
400 .. m, Daily. southern F,Frcs. Toe Lunch.
'ttF'tistiufns Hail .ishury and
stAt lhs western N,ita taruns D.,.sian nsrlsItts
aud -iatloiis sout Csrriins n t.sa L. ka.sss. anl
Sflii, ns atlanta and Cad liN-i,f y, At,ut.
Where sNuilr,i made Iu Iutun station Tor al
fohts s"lth snd Southwest. Ehroagh roarhss New
lufA 20 AfluufI.
Pullman BuH-' Sleeper. New York 20 Kno,,1,l. Va.
S..,hhefs, hsnN'li". sAiisnary aud Western Noria
Pullman Bunef se,I~r. Washington to New or,..u.
TRAiHS oN NIsiiN,,II.S.,> A. Tn'oHIop Division
i.aNe Mash'Lsion y am daily. :, =. n, daily aud
y, o. M. eNreaf SUNDAY kturnur arrive Al u 49,
c-iit SUNDAY. ''
hronea trains IRON the south via ChArlat,. ani
bshNi.le SrriN" IN Aasinn -tVn ~ M, Id - a M
Siu ~ pa. and lfh Nnal .,ttt aud arren-
'"h al 10 IA. oir-as.lrs 10, al To- A.m.
Ic@et>. S.s-ltnz Car Htiun and Iuforutafioa
lNh>iea ana ha-kage chez ONE. lfkl P.ufI-
Shshla ave and AZ PASSENGER stafiUn lennsylvsata
h4liruad. "th alla h sts.. WASHINGTON. Al. 4.
yeo Jas. l. lsOk. tseii-rAl Pass AGENT.
{ 'hEsAPLAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY
schel 10 efssF MAY ~ lsni
- - Leave itun psfsut. Nfh aul VI .freo.,
1oies AIM lur NeNpurt NeNs Old lsaut t'oa,ar, -,
Nor,Sik daily ATiye ~ uld Point az a. al A. ~,
ana Nor OAK AZ q ~ A. m ~F'.-
PIN. fingInnat Express daily for st.,i,,. A, w.
g1na, Nest AlrUiniA kentncky and sin,.inn.fi
Nrsiipu . >ieelers and trStu rgt fl,T,,ura
WITHOUT fiange 10 q innAtl. arriving Al 81 a n
DIlhz car 10 Clifton forvv. -.rvItar lunch Aul
III ;lO IL. r. =. V. Nestibu. Limited aa,l, sl,,
trains. with dining cArs. run through ,.itA,at
chSiise 10 Stnsfnnat. As-NifaI. ~l..1,.r - 49,
inst0n aud Louisville. Pullman Car. ar, .t..,, a.,
receiNo Pas sensers nj D. a.
onces. Si~ aiad i4si feiInsylvania avenue
-. III. ". FULLER
my % General Fass-Is,T As.u,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

Richmond. W.. June Ii, 1891. MIR.
John v. Webb. Dear sir: . have used
the E1ectrOpOise tor Nervous PrOsura.
common Ia delicate ladies. The most
marked benefit followed its use.
Equally good ARE the Results obi a ned
from a upon a case OF Nasal CataFrh.-
~. 81. MCCARTHY. Sec. Va. Fire and
Marine lns. Go. For all Information
address
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SUMNER RESORTS.
Observation-Disclosures.

MoohE's HOTEL AND SUMMER RESORT.
~ ,Ls5,nard'own, Md IL now open for summer
sstias VI 30 yer day. $s nonta chit dren
nss ana mrs. bali pr'ee ne mos9ui,ess; steam
tel2-lm.
(loNGKkss HALL, OCEAN CITY, MD, CaPAc.
~ ny 900 quests. viii open June -; hathinx nnsnr-
iessssn sood boating. cunning and fishing TERMS 10
20 w PET Ns.k Ihrou N trains from washinvton in
.oeth9ess. sELBf POWELL. Proprietors. )e2.s- In.
hcEAA CITY. MD
" OCEAN CITY. Md
. As bayArd Taylor remarks, 1.-The velvet beach Of
the Mantic. NO mosquitoes hay fever Direct
trains from bsItimore TO hotelidoor in four hours.
THE ATLANTIC HOTEL
WILL OPEN JUNE ~
Books now open Hotel.
leS-.em GEO. KIINGsTINE Proprietor
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PROFESSIONAL

NINE. FRANCIS. CARD AND TRANCE NFDITM-
IA life Gven from cradle to grave leaves Tor xfisntic
CITY July those Wishing consult her viii do a. a
once sl3 North Carolina ae. Open daily and
oe.-.-y. 5e25-2fs
MRS. T. v. SMELL, CIITRvOY1YT Am RIisT.
~ Hess medium. can be consulted Of pariors at 800
phoF. CLAY Is THE OLDEST EsTABLIsHED
aaverusne clsirvoyant. sstrooeef and medium In
III cit{, has wonderful prophetic Gift Of second
stolen propsrt hl Ssisn, my.ss .scoysrs los, or
pesdy msrfl.ses gyes success In business. removes
family troubleeeyfl induences Stranger from ofhsr
c1tles and All In tfoube wall ave time and money by
70 the right place 81 once he succeeds
osnels nave feued Convlnces most skeptcA ard ad-
se,fses only What he can do, Al buninsss conndsn-
"a. Sapsaacton guaranteed. sftttngs Soc. Bours.
~ and 9Th sts- southwest my3D-ozts
MNE. RAPHAL. THE CKLEBRATED GLAZE.
IVA voyent aud asrolog5gt. the seventh born
With caul. has wonderful hsalnx povsr C1yes nsznss
o 6nd iccky d.tsS DeartA " - thislady heom -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

ID OCK ENON SPRINGS. VIRGINIA,
N In the great North mountains. only 81 bours from
Washington. Hotel and cottages ACCOMMODATE 3o0
A cool resort. Bountiful table; Three reInarksble
medicinal sprnss Fine mineral baths and swimming
pool. Livery. bowling alleys. tennis lawn and ele-
giant ball room enlarged this year. Hotel now Open
Beautiful new descriptive pamphlets at this ONCE
Parties wishing to up before the end OF June to
July to spend the season will be given
special rates application.
Tor terms and full information apply at once Of
A. 8. PRATT b SONS.
mvo1-3m Sun building. 1915 It.
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open all the year; strictly firssciass; bIocl
from leach terms, Sl2 TO so per week
JOHN SHELLENBERGER,
I'm iIuna
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
Floods in England.

LONDON, Osb % Firm al parts of the
provinces CONS reports announcing that q
tremendous amount OF damage has been
done By the floods. There Is an enormous
gap in the bank OF the River Parrst, In Som
ersetsbire, and through this opening the
water Is rushing into and inundating the
lowlepds around that neigh6orhocd. The
river bank near the Gap suddenly collapsed
with roaring SQUAD which wss heard for
miles. People who were worshipping in q
church at some distance from the river were
surrounded by water and we!c obliged to
wade home. Boats in that neghborhood
ara being used for communication between
bouses. The country in the vicinity of
Newport-Pegnell, on the Onae, Buckingham
shire, is submerged and The iuhabitan'e OF
the farms Lave been compelled to seek rel
use on the upper floors of their houses
Railroad travel is blocked. The Thames
continues to rise and Ia now feet above it's
normal high water mark. A portion OF tbs
R1yal Gardens and the @ 1een's Drive at
Windsor arr flooded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
VIRGINIA H&Ws.

Blua a9h have made their appearance in
schools on the coast.
A full yos thsd wss caught last Tuesday
at tho mouth of the Grea. Wioomico river
bg Me5srs. Jett and Lowry. OF Reedyi!ie.
10 shs Hastings Court o; Richmond, yes
terdsy, testimony was commenced IN the
case Of ". s. Dsshieli, on iris on TIE charge
OF forgery.
Attorney Gspsrel Whyte. Of Maryland,
and Attorney General Scott, of Vicgi0ia.
will que tho habsas corpus case o! VIII
liam March, me M erYlaadsr who liz held in
Virginia on q Ohsrgs OF dredging in Cbesa-
peake ws9ers In Virgi0 OILS.
Naval Constructor Bowies, In charge of
the building of the battle ship Texas, at
Norfolk, Gays work on her is progressing
satisfactorily. The machinery for the
Texes Is being CONSTRUCTED ~ the Rich
mond Locomotive Works, and though the
fire set tho work hack oonei3erabiy, IL ia
thought that there will Do nc ssyious d.
;erE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
Fairfax Pnlitirs

Correspondence OF tho Alexandria Gazette
FAIRFAX O. H, OCT, 22i 1S9I.-Ths re-
publican comfy Convention ma, here to-day
and dominated g. 0. Stevonaon.of Herndon,
for the House Of Delegates.
The call 10Y the convention oloses as fol-
lows
And believing t aDwiso to abandon the
feld TO the demoorssio ring controlling our
finances ana low masking desperate effort
TO capture the county court, We urgently
Request every republican 70 attend the con-
Vel,lou On Thursday next snd sd Ia select
ing candidate TO represent good govern.
mept In the nezt Leaiaia.use''
1'his Gail is eigned by o. E. Elmo, chair
nan, and Schuyler Dursee, secretary.
Democrats, however, ars vide awake and
our Bominse e. O. Tr!plett, will show Mr..
Stevenson bis hseis hy irum 400 to 600 ma
joSlty. Tbi5 county ia prsoiios!Iy upsui.
nous for Meredith Tor Congress. X.
Il is understood ihat Mr.. r. e. Far de-
oIi1ed to Gil convention 10 aomnese q
candidate, which aotlon waa IN accordance
with Gen. Ma1one's plan as suaounoed some
Tins age. cad but fe@ repunjicaus OF the
COUNTY Interested themsalves in The matter.
TIE convention, however, ia addition to
nominating csndidste fer the House slso
nominated Mr. q e Mason, OF Fairfax, for
tbs Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
FOREIGN ERWS.

John E. Reimord has been elected loader of
tho Parnel.iss section OF the Irish parliamentary
party.
Tho liberal parti won victory over the clori-
Gals in Chill at Sundays election. This mems
the separation OF Church and State in Uhli's pol
itics.
representative of the Associated Press cables
from Komc thst in an interview with car
diDsl, whose name he does aot mention, the pre-
late informed him thst the Pope was ready 10 quit
Rome should the Italian government continue Its
present policy of opposition toward the Vatican.
Sir William GoIdon-Cummia az of baocsrat fame,
who is rusiicatipg in the highisuds, has lodged a
protest with the municip pal council OF Elein
against thai body sppropristipg money to be used
In tendering public reception 20 the Duke and
Duchess OF + ife. Net Eithstsnding the fact that
strenuous efforts have been made to induce Sir
Willism TO Withdraw his protest. he remsins firm
in pressing it
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

LYING Is A GREAT SIN.-The Emperor OF
Russia. when upon tour OF inspection In
the provinces. passed thu night ia the sim
pie hot o. toil-.aker. Before retiring be
was plaeaed, es bead of the churoh, 20 see
the old man take up bis Bible and read q
chapter. DO you read often, my SOP ?"
he asked. Yes, your Majesty, evefy day. "
How nuch of the Bibe Ve 5cu read. ny
son 2'' Dur nG bs pest year the Old Tesla
meps ami part OF Matthew, your Majesty"
Thinking 10 reward him, the Gar placed
500 rubles between the leaves OF the book
of Mark on the following morning, %
Snown to the toll-keeper. whom be bsde
lsrsweli. SsyereI months passed away and
the Emperor returned, upon a second
tour 10 Tbs toll-;sksr's hut. Taking The
Bible In MA hand he Wgs surpri led to fad
the 500 rubiss intact. Again intorrogating
the oii.keeper az 80 bis diligence In resd-
ing be reooivsd sn affirmative aneWer and
the statement that he had finished tina chap
teys q Luxe. Lying, my son is q great
sip," replied hie Majesty; "giVe mo 5be b.
o'a ill l SEE" O3eaing the book he point
sd 20 tbs money, UhiUh the nan had not seen.
'ThoU nsst not ought she Kingdom of
Coo, my son. As punishment thou shalt
also icss thy earthly reward" And he
placed the Fuoles in his pocket to distrbute
af'erwsrd among thu neighboriog poor
NeW York Tribune.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
A Jeapue of Peace.

PARIS, Oct. % "A dlsoetoh says that dur
ing the imperial gathering at Fredanh1fg,
the palace of the Danish loyal family, the
formation of ''Lssgue Of Peace" was dis
ousssd among the tilted nobilities there as
senbled. Ttts league is to include Russia,
ss.via, Montanegro, Greece Sweden, Der
mark and Franco. aui liz constitution viii
be announced in January. This league OF
pesce. should it turn out to be an actual
fact, will be regared IS counter move to
the renewal OF the Dfeibund agreements.
openly announced by the Emperor Of Ger
many previous TO his recent visit to EGG
land.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

The COLOR line has sgein been raised In
Washington The fact that ex-Mayor Em-
DRY, OF thnt city, entertsins negroes and
white people together 81 bis bouse, induced
a negro to propose that his race be admitted
to membership In al association OF naval
veterans TO bs organized in that city. But bis
proposition was not accepted. and he was
advised to organize separate association,
to be composed entirely of members of his
own color. Race prejadioe is race In.
stipct, and instinct Is NATURES, not mans
lay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

AT called meeting of the Board Of Aldermen
held October 20, 1891, there were present Vim.
Fl. Marbury, ESQ.,, President, and Messrs. Lind
sey, Burke, Hinken, Bryant and Lead beater.
ihs communication from the Msyor giving his
reasons for converting Council was received from
the Common Council.
The Joint Committees on Finance and Pub ic
Properly, to whom had been referred tho propo-
siton OF the Deis Bissman.Kur,z manufacturing
Company. of Capsl Dovor, Ohio. made the follow
Jog report, which WAS received and the commit
Gees discharged:
ALEXANDRIA, Va, October %, 1891.
To the Honorable City Council:
Conference.-The Joint committee appointed 10
act upon the sppicstion Of tho Canal Dover
Mann actnring ompany beg leave TO report thas,
tho committee after having decided to report up
on tic matter, has gained certain information
which has changed entirely the information up N
which it based its action, and theIfJre asks to
have the matte, postponed.
The board then adjourned.
Teste: L. II. THOMPoON, Clerk pro tenn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Secretary Blaine will leave New York for
Washington tomorrow morning
at Katsrine's ranch, on the Colville In
dian reservation, Tuesday, Duncan Travel,
ba f breed Indian was sno5 and instantly
killed by James Brown, weIl-known pros
pector.
It Is commended that further legislation OF
the Dominion Parliament will be necessary
bstore any prohibitory step will be attempt
ed to prevent Russian refugees landing In
Oanads.
man named Hughes got into quarrel
with another named Johnson nesr Mt. Car
mel, Ills, last night snd stabbed him fatal.
ly with knife. Johnson's 13 year CID
brother then oams uut aud, az he stepped
out the door, Hughes hit him over the head
with club, cracking his skull and killing
him instantly.
Philadelphia detectives who have been
engaged for several months past in fsrretiug
out the inceDdiaries who fred the DUP ont
earns, arrested near Wilmington, Del, this
nofuiue, Cu"aiu Oioih lis WIZ ehu us
15-yesr-od son. They were given hear
ius aud committed for court in default Of
SIS 600 he'll each.
In letter made public to-day Lieut.. Governor
Jones, democrat, OF New York, says: I'VE must
defeat the rsmmany ticket By voting for mon
whose politics are opposed to ours, rerugnant as
it IL; aud when VS. have rescued our party from
the nsupersss may hopotor its continued pi osress
guided by the principles laid down by jefferson
and ollow5d by Jackson, Seymour and Tilden."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

In BOSTON, who're, according to Mr.
Lodge, Mr.. Cable aud Mr. Hear. American
civilization hss been perfected. there is Que
oonvic. to every tao hnudred and twenty
two inhabitants In the "barbsrous," aud
''ssmi-ciyiiize and ''ignorant" South.
with its immense negro population. the ratio
of oonvicts TO people Ia not one tenth. and
before the war, was not one-twentieth es
great. But DC statement to this effect will
ever be made ia Boston oewHpaper, and OF
its truth tho paople of tnst city will ever re-
main In iGnoranne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

ACCORDING TO reliable statements from
Washington. the public service In the gov
eminent departments there Is obstEucted
and delayed by the absence of many repub-
lioan officials, who are electioueeriug in tho
several s aies in which eections will be held
next month. The republicans are now 60.
gagged In life and death struggle, end
neither the civil service, nor sny ether Law.
will deter them from avaiing themselves OF
every conceivable means by which they can
rete In their hold upon the peoples tressury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

LAR. HENRY WATTEBsoN aas written an-
other letter. In it be says the war between
the States was 20 politicians war" Mr.. Wsi-
terson Ia olG enough to krow better. Every
other we'll informed man knows, certainly
80 fer as concerns the South, that the polit'-
clans, as class. were opposed to the var,
aud did tasig best 10 proven, 1t, and THAI
they were only laduced to Keep up with The
popular war procession By tbs sesr of being
'.ieiL," with all tbs horrors such condition
is looked npcn by the oisss referred to. II
there eysr was peoples war. that ia, ct
least on one eide, 1t YES the one between
the States of tia American Union.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23

ME-. HOWELL, OF Atlanta, in his speech
introducing Governor Hi! TO the people Of
that city, said: "There are those IN tho
South who could not speak fo- Grady. and
from them his efforts to re establish nstiopsl
unity, In sentiment as we'll % name, net
little encouragement or evoked but l!stle
sympathy" There may De such man 10
Georgia. but it is doubted whether MT.
Howell could find them in sny other south
arn State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-23
COMMON COUNCIL

Alta called meeting OF tho Common Council Of
the city of Alexandria, Va, held on the 22nd day
of October, 1891, there were present: Hubert
snowdon, esq, President, and Messrs. Aitcheson,
G. N. Moore, Fisher, Bslenger, Jones, Harrison,
Davis, Mnshb.ch, Strider, Uhler snd McCuen.
communca ion from hi7 no or the May or,
stating that he had convened Council upon the
request OF the ,oine Committees or Finance and
Public Property, 70 hear their report upon the
proposition OF the Deis. Bissuan. Knrtz Company
W - received.
Tho report OF tho joint Committees was re-
ceiced frcm tho Board of Alderman and their ac-
ton thereon occurred in.
The board then adjourned.
Toste: JNO. T. JOHNSON, Clerk.