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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
DINNER Tc EvARTS.
senator Hiscook Gives the Retiring New
York senator a Royal Feast.


WAsaI~cTox. Feb. 22.-Senaior His
cock, of New York. gave a DINNER al
the Arlington last nightin honor Of bis
colleague, Senator Evarts. who VII re-
tire from the senate on the fourth Of
March. next. President Harrison. Vice
President Morton, Secretary Tracy,
Representative Beidon, Arson 9. Nc
Cook and about twenty i've Of Hs-
cock : associates IN t1e senate OF both
parties were present. Alter due stten-
tioa had been gwen 70 The menu. gaTs
were iignfeo there were numerous en-
sormlal i8ast- aud response. byafts
was toasted ~ President Harrison and
responded freely. lie referred 20 the
pleasant 8ssoclsisons that be had
formed u iAe senate during his sarvsce
there. and 81 the personal tss t3at
bound h5m 60 Washington. President
Haff4soa was the last speaker. lie hax-
ing BEEN toasted s S mater Evsrts. and
his speech wac in respoDsa thereto. He
rass hga triia1te 90 Ey8Yfs and his
ability. lie referred - the long aad
honorable publ e service rendfred by
the Scnatfr ID TarIems capacltses. and
also spoke n tender terms ~ BIS e'stl.
s1afsle personal QUALITIES. senator Nesi
made Al appropriate ard pleasant
sgsefh compi n1eHtary - Kysrts. 1fssk-
Teli spoke Hsfh np.inIeufefy refer
e1ee to Ersrts. President Morton
toasted senator Ni4ock who responded
81 81 senf s8euts saTroTsiats - tiff oc-
ea.5ou. Dsher soessfsfs were SeflstoTt
MaTrl. BlaT. I5muus. Aijsens
Fauikner aua P0ga TIE party iT0ke
up a. Dl8a gft-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

last night. 5ust sitter II O'clock. an
vDcaTay rep01t was sef ~ motion that
dead BODY had been thrown into the
cabie CONDUIT and the Cables were con
veviag biotciles q the CORY fiesh and
muscle INTO the power houss 81 fhe
fofa ef iy0D.st. The report opiekiy
reached tie exsGssTsted proportions 81
q foul murder. fiFe4Iug tiss stfoeify II
tne tT9Iln DaHfisTT. 4 se yfslHt vfTe
Bvt bed. bat before an investigation
was ordered il was discovered that
quantity ~ wssfe had igeeB thrown
INTO TIE swFtf.t, open IS 81 TIE corner ~
ottswa ana 3svsa.sst. aE4o fbe Tee fArB
Rad tseeB wvuDe afouDd tfge cnffiss ana
dfawn - TIE poTef b7ase. TIE tsase
80 far 81 xD14s tnle ~ "a, sais.i fnstef issi
fs1 . scare besf conrc1 fd eeusstfursai
dsta1ls, t'uf a webs - waste abo9t an
bo6f 20 s9Sn.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
WRECKED on THE ROCKS.
The ship Elizabeth Goes Ashore. aud
the Crew Are Lost

sAx FnANoIsoo. Feb. 22.-While en-
tcrng the hafboT last night, the Amer
lcan ship Elizabeth went on the beach
at North Heads. Two bow boats were
sent TO her assistance. but cooid do
nothing, and bad 70 leave her. A
heavy gale was slowing last night, and
she probably vii be severely damaged
The Eizaietb carries q cargo ~ nie4-
chandise from New so4.s. The Ehlp
bad twenty men or board. toe cafH
tara. two mates. the cook and k.z-
teen sailors; aIso tho captains Nfie and
two chlioren Iater-ii - now ga0an
that the captain and seventeen tlofs
Of the fhip Iizsbeth were drowned .
last nigbt's wreck. Jho details oi See
wreck are bard % oitau, ~ TIE poiFt
where the shp went down On the roei.s
is mace esslie ify sea. 8nd g. reach i ~
land = c mb RI svefal mae. 0Eer ihe
mountains II necessary Ihe Tiace -
called Tennessee Cave. ard BE- i0sf iics
north of tnt entrance e. i8e hssbDf ga
the Marine co8nfr shore.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
BOOMING GEN. ALCER
Representative Beiknap hoisss the
Banner TOR 81
he Is For TIE PRESEsT AND future
AZ IL A0sne94tatlsels Announced That she
Leaders hass SseaE ints Ltas. ~na
Mil NesE Ntth N iii ts >ak1lta-
ate AGtsAig&n' aNeatas sSn.

NAsniNoaoN. Feb. 2s--Ihe sunday
Gazette says that Seaaiof Q0ay has
broken VITA naFrsoD and Is Tor Algef
lor PGeSaeut ia ~. Clark son and Dud-
ley are a.so said 70 be w.th Qaay Ia tte
movement The 0szcite prints Ihe
following interview "ht.knap. OF
Michigan, Who deeAned the renominA-
l.on, has swung Algsr's haHner 10 tie
breeze, and 10 the sunday Gazette YES
terday sald Michigan would support
Algeg FOR the Presidential nomination
until tue last trumpet sounded. "
Michigan IS unit for Aiger," sad
Belkaap, "and se believe 4 he is nomi-
mated ia '92 he Mlli sweep tie country.
He i known from one ead OF tue eoan-
ny 10 the other. rhe people know hss
record, and on 81 national questions
he can be found on the side OF ihe pee
pie. lie won hls title ua the Leld Of
battle. and / want to say now that Al
ger Is too brave a soldItr % hauut tle
bloody salrt Tor political purposes
He Was one Of the nrsl To
extend the hand oi fellowship 10 tue
south helsioT lhe preseni and tire future.
Progress j. liis motto. lie does hot be-
hey5 IA reklndilng the enbers of see
u0nal strife. Alger ln my Own opln oa
VIII be the strongest candidate wecouid
possibly nominate. ! DO not know
whether / viii be a delegate 10 the
next National convention or not, hui !
viii be on hand and prepared 10 do all
IN my power 10 bring about Aiger's
nomination, and from present indica-
tons Michigan's favortC SON viii head
the Republican ticket ln y. No Presi-
dent has ever been reelected sluce
Martin Van Buren, was defeated except
Lincoln and Grant and conditions
brought about their reelection winch
do not exist today" F"
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
FATE OF THE LARD BILL.
when IL is out of the Way the Appro-
prIation Bills VIII be Considered.

WAsHINGroN, Fen. 22.-Unless the adj
vocates of the Nicaragua Canal bill sue
ceed IN securing final action on the
measure early in the week, it is prob
able that either Paddock's Pure Food
bill or Conger's Lard bill vii be taken
up for consideration by the Senate, and
an attempt be made 10 dispose of one of
them during the week. As these bills
have many features IN common, II i
likely discussion OF one viii embrace,
10 a considerable extent, the cOnsldera-
ton OF the other, and tine passage CT
the Paddock DILL wlil, IN All probability
cause Conger's bill TO be laid ASIDE.
TomorTo ~ the Sunory Civil bill, rs
reported from the Senate Committee on
Appropriations, Will De called up. and
members OF the committee hope to dis
pose Oh il Tuesday. although a SPIRITED
discussion OF the NoTid's Far items
may prolong its consideration farther
INTO the week. The Legislative and
Indian Appropriation bills probably VIII
be reported. and their consideration
may take up the time OF the Senate un-
I'll the end OF the week. The Senate
also VIII devote sOmc OF Us time tins
week TO clearing up the over-cro9ded
calendars. Republican leaGera of toe
House expect during ine coming week
60 dispose oi the remaining apprOpria-
nOn bills. the conference reports on AZ
preparation hilisnow IN conference, and
subsidy shipping Till, which has
been pending for three weeks
IS unfinished business. 90 be
called up AS soon as the appro-
pration bills are out OF ihc way. The
report of the special committee TO IN
yestlgate the charges against Comm S
sioner Of Pensions Raun, and the Cisi
Service. have been made 10 the Eouse
and may at any time be called up fol
Enal nnf.Llr1
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

There are other paving materials,
notably, bitumuous asphalt, hut Their
use has l'eon found lmprsetlcabie, and
for the greater part they have been dis-
carded. No pavement wili move salts
factory unless 3 proper foundation IS
latd. ExperleHce has demonstrated
that concrete foundation covered
With a sand cushion, answers every de-
mand and makes the superstTuctuTe
firm and enduring. 4 cheap pave
meut is an expensive pavement. Poor
material i the dearest ID tic long Tuu.
i j. bess . calculate or the future
with respect 90 The cost. ard not
measure dollars ard cents as tie ell
controlling elements ~ fhe staff- No
cxpermeats ia paving are Necessary
i has teeH repeaieaiy demonstfatea
tat there are slTefiof psyeuenis. botn
tsaie and wear tested. Tncse stHou.3 hs
adopted for Graad Rapids streets.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
WORSE THAH REroBTKD.
TIE sfrl 1rxs18 HtDe F,fsssser Causes
sss Isessh - 81 wlBsrs

sFzTreTF1z. HfrEs. : =. Yes- u
Tas wegk # reeoyeying tie tso15es os
ths dead, caassa - last nights rnEge
exT ~ ~, = fs1g r5sisea rapidly for
ward See total arrokssf ~ aeatfss .
gsox Eslacea e. IL The ses7c bers ssv
sffsf - E8g gft aii tie fss9ses except
tfcse kafssa aagef f.se fsliea reefs SD
zfe Vl fave tesr recovered. I've -
fooss f47ares eiea II - Fgornlng. I8ey
arc wizard Garter and 5 w. ksll-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
1nhn 80 Lei -

oR4Sea. y. Il, Feb. zz-Joha Wiley.
one Of tAse best known and oldest ps5-
hshsrs il tie Uafea states. d5e4 satur-
dav nsxb. froFa hears q zease. Nasy
vas F5ander of the pafa = nx bo9ss q
J0ka "A aev 4 sons. heM 4oFk
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
LARGEST N TIE WORLD.

The Ladies Literary ti8b ef THE City
sssFias She Pain fef sofnbefs
spet1as fe flse TszfeEtn-H fstHb.
NksHfSeToE. Feb. Zz.--In an article
U1 the woIaau's o0BDcj whioh meets
meets here tomorrow, locsi paper
prints the following paragraph Afs.
!. G. wenhsm. Of Grand Rapids, Mich,
represents the largest wom8n's club ia
tie wnl8. j ita isteraff flC5 II Grand
haE,5as sud has On Il role 81 present
The fr0nDs nent names of 5ys active men,
istrs."
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

Kkxs.s Crrv. Fen zz-Firs stsTfe1
st 1889 Al the cnneT - Seeenfs sm1
Nza-sss., IA tsss VETS. Fargo - >
o7lce zaf fareatexs - Nsstrsg fas
senti-e sae<k. ~ fsFfnsF p4Fssea-srs
~ C IAI5.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23

s&saess Kept IA fspAlF aud the na9ss
d0f2ble As Vel a. luexpenslNe.
No Op. p.aSoa i iatezl4e5 - oe expressed
eaa tax ulerits pr aeHeFlts Of any p4s-
l8g material. 1,ut A. tsf8se stated slup.s
tne c0ssse EsUs II Op,na0A held u ass-
latsrss ed persons. kriek pSyemeats
afe Iaol M0fe noisy tasa asphalt taeF
are easay cleaned and Always regular
when property lad. Repairs "a sewers,
gas pes and water mans 90 nos leave
great depIess3ous. nor uns.shgly patches
TIE brlCs ni perfectly back into
place aud IA day tune ~. evidence
of repair = concealed The gteysees he
tween the bI.cks may be nIled wlln
sand, concrete OF aspasitam, either og
wnleh answer the purpose satisfactorily.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
How tbs People Learn What ths
Law Makers DO.
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sat as oaE tss Saa8 "a tbs Lssis-
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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-23
No ravemen, Perfect.

1t is impossible for the ingenuity of
man 10 invent a pavement that viii be
no,seless, indestructible, Clean and that
will lay itself without expense. The
only alternative left - 10 make a seiec-
ton OF that which combines all the best
features. To do TINS the actual expert
ence of the great centcrs Of population
should be considered rather than the
opinions OF individuals or the NOISY
claims Of agents ard solicitors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

LOCAL BREVITIEs.

7 case of Brady agairsi the trustees of
tn nesspeake and OHIO Canal was argued
in Hsgerstuw.', MI before Judge Alvey
yes erdsy.
Gabriel DuvaI, of Baltimore county, yes
terday applied for mandamu5 TO compel
Charles II. Oahm to indorse two certificates
of stock Of the Arrow Steamship Company.
During Tuesday night steam was gotten
up Oh the Arrow steamship howard Cas-
sard. just built at Baltimore, and half rev.
olutioa OF the wheel was made. It YVES to
test the cylinders. steam-chest and stufing.
hoxe5, all OF which were found to be perfect.
Ooe hundred and twenty pounds pressure
was used.
A vey closely contested ten-inning gamo Of
baseball was played at Delsplsne yesterday be-.
tween the homa club 81 one from Uppervile.
The score was - to II in favor of Delapane.
the officers OF the two Masonic lodges Of this
city, recently cleo cd. were installed last night
st. Johns Night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

WEDDING Mr.. Jacob Bill, popu ar
coung gentlemen OF this city, and Miss
FHth Donnelly, the handsome and accom-
n is led daughter of Mr., and Mrs. John Dos :
nelly. were married last night at the resi-
dsuce Of the brides parents on Prince street,
in TIRE preseuce OF host Of their friends.
rhs bride wore beautiful white silk cos
tune, ghile the groom appeared In the con-
ventional black SUR. The ceremony was
,mpressively performed by Rev. Father Cut
Ter of ST. Mary's church, aseisted by Rev.
Father Chester, of Georgetown Col ege. The
hospitable reeidence OF Mr.. Donnelly was
tAroTn open from basement to garrett to the
many who had gathered to witness the cere-
mony aud tender oongratu ations to the
bride and groom and right royalty were they
entertained. The yard, too, In the rear of
the residence, was brilliantly and prettily
lighted Win Chinese lanterns and through
CUT the evening" was thronged with many
merry gusss who fonud the cool night
cir sn agreeable change from the tempera-
tnre OF brilliantly lighted house. During
the evening delicious ices, creams. cakes,
fruits, sherbes &C., to say nothing of more
substantial viends, were delightfully."- served
10 The greatest abundance, while the health
OF The b:ide snd groom was drunk In liquors
OF eYeiy variety. Ine WeuuihS pieeeu's
we're tsstefully displayed and almost filled
the large room 10 which they were exhibit
ed. They were handsome and useful and
came from friends in Nav York, Phiadel-
pha, Baltimore, Washington and this and
many other cities. At late hour and after
rscelVing the hearty congraiu atoms ard
best wishes for their future happiness from
all present Mr. and Mrs. Brill left for trip
10 New York. Boston and other cities. at
the dsuot. just before the train left, chorus
camposed OF number of friends OF the
BRIDE and groom, sang "FareEeil, ;" to which
be bride, in her sweetest voice, responded
with Then You'll Remember Me-"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

OWNER or THK BoArREsPoNsIBLE The
corner hsd an i'quest In Washington on
Tuesday on the body of the boy, Charles b.
d ,vis, who wes drowned on Monday morn.
ing at the wharf of the steamer Penlz. The
jury found that death was caused By drown
lug, end tLsy ALEC say 10 the verdic From
the evidence we believe that the owner of
the boat is guilty Of great negligence In this,
that the gang penk was not properly fss
tened and guarded at the time, and that
therefore the oweer lie responsible for the
Toys DEATH"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

A reduction OF 10 per cent on our stock OF
baby carriages. Stock must be reduced to
make room for large stock of refriaerators.
AK to see the celebrated Baldwin and
Heipz & Munschauer dry air refrigerators.
The Baldwin was awarded the first prizs at
the New Orleans exposition. Write or send
for catalogue. Furniture, &c.
NJ. RUBEN & Sons. COL King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

AccrDErTs-A horse attached to day
Ton 10 whio1 + sister and child Of Mr.. Jss.
Patterson were riding, ran swa7 on north
W.. 12tcustreet this mosniue, breaking the
-b-fs i,cIn ne W hicie and throwing the oc-
Gu "a Gu. Mss Pas,erson's shoulder vas
dislocr; d the little girls head was cut and
the h,ce was sma7hed 10 pieces The
injured were attended by Dfs. Kiips'eln and
Asbby.
q elias bank il the ysrd of the Alexandria
Brick Works fell on Jno. Swestnen tbi'
morring, and the earth catching him De-
tween some wte,ibsrrows and a brick ma
chine quito tally bruised him. He was at
tey ded by D., james.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

ACCIDENT To \ STEAMER The stet mer
Lady of the Lake on her upward trip from
Norfolk Yesterday evening coilided with the
wharf V hie making landing at Fortress
Monroe an6 stove ir soma of the joiners
work on tia s'arbosyd wheel bouse. The
accident WA dus to the endesvor of the
captain OF The Lske to clear another boat
which vas near the wharf The steamer
was in no wise disabled and arrived here on
time this uoroiog She is now at the ship
yard upd4r repairs Tie steamer J a.
Mossey WI supply her place on the No.-
folk route
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

PoLIcE RspogT.-Last night wss clear
and mild with one prisoner ou. no lodg.
ers at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following Gaze:
Eiward Snow, for throwing stones in the
street, WAS Hned 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

"CHuDREN's FAY" AT TIE FIDELIrY.-The
Superintendent OF the Fidelity Building aud Loan
Association hss designated saturday o. each week
as Chidreus Day, and the association has set
aysrt Tor the benefit Of the children class 80" of
Its sock, snd permits the payment of 20 cents
per week each share. These shsres reach the
maturity vsu o. 5000 when all the weekly dues
nave been psid up for los months. In the event
OF ueatn Toe Iuii amount cues viii be retrfneV
With 10 pr cent. interest. The otics OF The az.
ISOLATION is st the northeast corner of King =, d
Fairftx streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

shows beaulifni couotry looking never
more beautiful than now. The fsrmsfs sre
busy gathering the wheas crop which Is re-
ported the best in 10 years aad the cattle on
a thousand Bill 8 promise good profit to the
grsz er for the frat tins in several years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

PREsoNAL.- Lynchburg NelvS says ::
my. r bert Portner of Alexandra, pre-
Dfletor OF me celebrated Portner brewery,
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Portner is
aad 10 be worth several millions ofdollare."
Mi Loua Newton, OF S An Antonio, Tex {,
il visiting the Mieses Cochran on Alfred
street.
Mrs. Joseph Packard is seriously III at her
home on Seminary Hill.
Nlr q. W. d. Ramsay Ia visiting his
dsugh err, Mrs. Z. H.Cumpston, at Salem.
The condition OF Col. Brawner continues
10 improve though slightly.
Mrs. Sarah Cochran, mother OF Geo. W.
Cochran, eiq, OF this city, celebrated her
g5sd birthday at her home in Marshall on
Monday
Miss Mamie N. Howison, daughter of the
late 3 s HoRisop, of this city, aud Mr.. joe.
H RiGdiek. jr., OF Bsdtoid City, were mar
ried last evening at tbs residence Of PEesi-
dent W. w. Smith. Of the Randolph Macon
College at Ashland. The ceremony wss
performed by Rev. John a. Kern.
Attberccent meeting OF the Stsuding committee
Of the Ep copSl diocese Rev. Edwin s. Kinks,
deacon, was recommended for priests orders and
Charles L. simmons, coored, was recommended
AS 4 candidate for holy orders. The ordination Of
Rev job Turner deaf mute) 10 the priesthood is
expected TO take place at the Seminary tomorrow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

Peraons leaving the city for the heated
term should first order their reading matter
from Parker who keeps all the popular pub
licatIons
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

THz LATE J. H. McVEIGH.-Tha Lynch
in z Ne7r8 in reproducing from the GAZETTE
the eccouat of the death of Mr.. J. h. Nc
Ysish adds:
Mr. Mcycish, bsiDg in thorough sympathy
h the confederate csuse, abandoned his homo
AZ q property in Aloxsndris and removed to this
cty win ali OF his family and number OF friends
The first year of the war He went into active
merchXudisl in tbe old building on Main street
10 atcd on tho lite of the present handsome struc-
turc occupied lay Guggonheimer IL Co.. and re-
maued here until the close of the war: Nj Nc.
Weigh was a tue Virginia gentleman, high-tonci
and honorable, aud none contributed more gener-
GUS than he did to the wants of the confederate
SCORERS and cansc. He was the father of Mr. t.
EmOry McVeigh, Of this city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

FOR this section fair weather, stationary ten
rerature, westerly winds, fair Friday snd sstur-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

Pa ker keeps full line of musical inetru-
ment, strings, bows cases, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

FIVE hundred different kinds OF musical
instrr ments at Parker's. els King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

Bon ton pspeteries, plain and decorated
at Parker's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

All the latest sheet music for sole at Par,
'ker's, 6l5 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

For clearing the complexion a. B. O.
TONIC has no equal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

GocD COOKING i. ore of chisf o.ss
ings o. every homs. 10 always insure good
cusia Dc, pndd.pgs, seuces. etc, use Gail
BoT u Eaaie" Z a Condens d Mix
Di'etii 'ns Ca the So by your grc-
Ger and druggist,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-25

Don't the weather make you feel dull
You need A. B. z. TONIC.