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The morning call., 1891-09-04
M. j. SIMMaNs. AucTllAEER.

WILL SELL THIS DAY,
Friday, Sept 4th, at L A. W., at the resi-
denee; S32 broadway, near Powell st f,
All of the Elegant Parlor, Bed and Din
ing Room Furniture, Grand Rosewood
Upright Piano, Handsome French Plate
Pier Mirror; fine Paintings and Line
Esgravipgs. Bronze Mantel Clock anil
ornaments, Lace Curtains and Drsp eries.
Body Brussels Carpets, Rugs. Etc.
Consisting in Part OF: One Grand Rosewood Up
right Piano, Sohmer a Co., n. Y. MaKers: Hand-
some Cherry Frame ParIor Set, in satin brocateiIe
OF late shades; ParlOr Divans: Easy Chairs and
Fancy Rockers In assorted covers; Bronze Mantel
Clock Banquet lamp Vases aud other Ornaments;
Fine Center Tables; Massive Eastern Walnut Bed
room Set; Clipper Spring and White Hair Mattress
es; Down Pillows aud Mission Blankets: Eastern
Walnut Mardro5esi Walnut Sideboard; DilfrE
Table and Chairs: Nearly New Magee Range, With
extra. porcelain. fixtures; Walnut Hall stand
Tbree-quarters Bedsteads and Bureaus; Hall apd
Stair Carpets: Fine Crockery and Glassware, and
seq 2t NJ. j.. SIMMONS, AaetGoueer.
The morning call., 1891-09-04
Beycotted by His Partner.

of the firm of Brennan 81 Dunn, real estate
agents, for an accounting and the dissolution
of the partnership. Brennan says that Dunn
has, since August l22d, not allowed him to
take any part in the business and has re-
moved his name from the sign of the part
nership,
The morning call., 1891-09-04
Circuit Court of AppeaIs.

The new Circuit Court of Appeals will be
installed in Room "A and the three rooms
adjoining it on the fourth floor of the Ap-
praisers' Building, an order to that effect
having been received from the Treasury
Department.
The morning call., 1891-09-04
Starr King Monnmsnt-

James P. Stetson, President of theiStarr
King Monument Association, states that the
statue of Thomas Starr King has been fin-
ished at Chicago. and will be unveiled in
Golden Gate Park during next November.
The statue cost S1l,e00, and shows the
great preacher as ne appeared in street
dress. 1t is eleven feet high and will be
mounted on a handsome pedestal.
The morning call., 1891-09-04
A SmnLx Nuisnnca.

Principal Kennedy OF the Franklin GRAM
mar Sclnol complains to the Board Of Edu-
cation that the smoke Issuing from the
smoke stack OF the Consumers Ice Company
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fills the upper story of the franklin School
with cloud of smoke every day and ma kes
the apartments almost uninbabitable. He
asks the board to have the nuisance stopped,
which he thinks can be done by building the
smoke stack fifteen feet higher
The morning call., 1891-09-04
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY.

.-..:as.. ~. AT 10cg
CHILDREN.s BENCH HOSE solid colors, full
fnls1ed wide. rib, SIZE. 12i7 ~ n, and s12i
former price: 35c..
Il, = !. - =. +. 5At 25c.
CHILDRENiS GENUINE ENGLISH CASHMERE
=. DERBYsBIBBEP: HOSE. large sizes, solid
=. = T. Celorsi former price;75c.S5c and95o.
=..= ::.z. Il. =. .... AT CSC.
LADIES' GENUINE CONGO FAST BLACK HOSE,
.5 .5 extra dHe finish and quality; former price 6Oc
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At soc.
LADIES AND Il FRENCH Isle THREAD
new combinations; former price 81 75.
At 75c.
LADIES' EXTRA HEAVY DOUBLE THREAD
SILK HOSE, In black, navy, seal and wine
former price g.
At S1.OO.
LADIES' FINE SILK HOSE, in dark medium and
light grounds with vertical stripes, also fancy
embroidered ankles, formerly sold at 50 rs.
The morning call., 1891-09-04

MORTON Special Delivery Office removed to II
Geary street. One trunk. $50; three trunks, ST..
The morning call., 1891-09-04

BERTELING has the only reliable methods to
ht defective sight. AIT kearny street.
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AT l 30.
ONE LOT OF GENTS FULL-FINIsHED FANCY
STRIPED COTTON SOCKS sold for Csc pair
Will be closed out at 15e pair.
At 45o.
ONE LOT OF GENTS HEAVY MERINo UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, all sizes, sold for
75c, viii be closed out at 45c each.
AT s. 90.
ONE LOT OF GENTS DERBY-RIB WOOL UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS, sold for 80, win be
closed out at 81 each.
The morning call., 1891-09-04
GENTLEMEEs FURNISHING GOODS.

At Be.
One lot of GENTS SILK AND PIQUE TECK
SCARFS, sarin-Iined (some slightly soiIedl,
g1ads which were sold at 25c, 35c 45e and soc,
Will be closed out at sc each.
At Be.
All GENTS TECK AND FOURIN-HAND SCARFs.
which were sold at s5c Will be closed out at l5c
each.
At 15c.
ONE LOT OF GENTS FULL-FINIsHED UN-
BLEACHED BALBRIGGAN SOCKS. sold for
Csc pair, wiz be closed out at 16e pair.
The morning call., 1891-09-04
WILLIAM BuIIsRElELl & co.

Real Estate Agents and General Auctioneers
once and Salesroom-412 Pine ST.. Nevada Block.
THIS DAY; =;
Friday. ......SFptemDer 4, 1891 I,
AT IL O'Clock A. ". on the premises,'
6t7 JONES STREET, NEAR POST,
I'VE WILL SELL.
THE SUPERIOR FURNITURE OF, RESIDENCE
Walnut and Cherry Sofas and Easy-ehairs; keceP-
tion-chairs; Mirrors: Lace Curtains and Carniecs
Walnut and Ash MarbIe-top Chamber Snits: q
Walnut Bed and Mattress; Bedding; Oak side
board; ExtensIon-table and Chairs: Croekery
Glassware, ETC.; Body Brussels and Tapestry Car
pets; Walnut Hlt-rack. etc.
IL VIM BUTTERFIEID, Auctioneer.
The morning call., 1891-09-04
LACE DEPARTMENT..

LACE DEPART MEkT.
.:= :.@- At IOc.
FANCY. .RUCHING.in in all Shades, their 2ec, 25c and
.S5c-goOds,. this day at loc per yard,
.'...- ' ''..--.. =. AT SI.5O.
BLACK SPANISH GUIPURE LACE sCARFs, all
Z, :alks the iFsprice 81 70, marked down to 81 so
zeach:. ::
-..<:.:@-..:%. AT $500.
BLACK HASD-RUN SPANISH LACE sCARFs,
their price 81 so, marked down to 50 each
-. AT $500.
BLACK HAND-RUN SPANISH LACE sCARFs,
their prlce;ss SO, marked down to ss each.
At $3.50.
BLACK HAND-RUN SPANISH LACE sCARFS,
their price s1I, marked down to s. 90 each
REMNANTS-EXTRA SPECIAL.
REMNANTS EMBROIDERY. LACEs, vEILINGS
AND DRAPINe NETS to be closed out this day
at HALF PRICE
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hARKET-sT. EXTENSION
LOTS ON
Market-St. Eztensi0l!!.
MARKET STREET
ADDITION!
SOUTH SIDE.@ !.
First 100 lots sold on TUES
DAY at opening of books.
5O-IoT5-5O
5O-LoT5-5O
GRAND BOULEVARD! +!

PRICE LIST.
Lots fronting Mark ct street; 25x123, $3.50. Other
lots fronting street, $3.50. s..
Extra Credit terms-14 Cash, balance in sic
monthly payments
No lots will be sold until the books open, an,i
first como VIII be first served.
Title perfect Special Policy of Insurance of Title
will be issued In purchasers S5 per lot by
the California Title Insurance and Trust Company.
For further details. maps of the property and
schedule of prices apply TO
EAsTON, ELDRIDGE &:CO.,
Real Estate Agents, 63S Market Street.
Opposite the Palace Hotel.
The morning call., 1891-09-04
RIBBONS! RIBBONS!

At SC.
FANCY ALL-SILK RIBBON, in all colors will be
closed out az SC per yard.
AT 71&c.
FANCY glazed AND OTTOMAN STRIPED RIB
BON, entirely and in all colors will be
closed out at 71&c per yard
At 1Oc.
FANCY DOUBLE-FACED AND SATIN AND GROS
GRAIN, Nos. 10 to ~, all silk, elegantly as
sorted, viii be closed out at Ioc per yard
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ALL THAT We ASK

Is that we be not confounded with this
style of virtue(0 in our announcement that
on and after this date the stores of
The morning call., 1891-09-04

PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
AT S1.OO.
LADIES FANCY STRIPE AND BROCADE PARA
SOILS, all silk, will be closed out at 81.
AT S1.5O.
LADIES' FANCY PARASOLS, black and colored
worth as high as 81, will be closed out at 81 so.
At SOC.
CHILDREN'S PARASOLS. worth from 81 to 81 so
Will be closed out at 5Oc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The general ,nc cansile business of tho city
continues coed. The receipts OF gIsip s,e light
and the ms ket is 90 O.. There is no change in
monetary afars or III the rates for money. In
New York yesterday money on call was easy,
ranging from 10 4, last loan at 3, ard closing
offered at 31s. Primo mercantile paper 6a. II.
Trading on the Baltimore stock exchange was
quiet In State securities Virginia new 3s had
an active turn OF Thursday, when he sales were
S37 coo st IS Money was in good demand for
business at 5a6 per cent. Local ahares are quiet
80 Yol,s. Oct. 16.-The stock market wss
moro active this morning, while continuing to
display tho strength ofyesterday and the opening
advances of from u to z per cent. were followed
by further improvement in all portions OF the
list The general list was quiet to dull. as usual
of late, displaying no feature of interest The
late dealings we're without feature
BALTIMORE, Oct 16.-Virginie consois :; do
Is 43s = bid; do 3s 81.
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LOCAL BKryITIgs.

There Was sliah; frost on the low
grounds In this Gig ADd entity last night.
There WAS creditable arade of toe Dis
tslct of Columbia Hre department yesterday
eveniog
Christ Church having been thoroughly
repaired and restored to Its original appear
ance will be reopeDed Oh Sunday.
Mayor Strauss has called oitizsns' meet
Ing for tonight TO take suitable action IL
respect TO the memory 0: Gen. Lee.
Rev. Pike Powers. D. D., rector OF st. Ar
drsw'5 Church, Il chmond, aHd secretary Of
the Dlocssao Missionary Society, will preach
Ia Grace Chu.cb So-Dight at 7:30 O'Clock.
Msssrs. 8. G. Bysnt aud L. G Barley have
awarded the contract for the building OF swo
brick residences on the esst side OF Coiura-
bus stree betEeen King and Cameron, 80
Mr. f H. Warder for IS, 500.
Marriage Licenses we're issuee In Washing
ton yesterday to H. s. Farley snd Mary n.
FARLEY, of Fredericksburg; g. Q. Fairfax
ana Emma ]. Fairfax, of Fs'rfs1 county,
ard 10 &. E. Norris sld E. KsDt, OF Cni-
peper.
Tue Midland railroad will tomorrow run
speciel train from Washington to Ravens
wood, leaving there at Las and this city 81
2 O'Clock. Lee Camp, of this city, aud tbs
Confederate VesEsns' Association o. Wash-
tngton 7;il attend the iunerai.
Dsssfs. John E. Febrey s. Co.,, real estate
agents OF Fslis Church, have just cold Mr..
e. NJ Willisms's house snd hulf acre of isno
to RI. Henry Fitch, Of the SIKH Auditors
O6i te, for S. 500 They have also cold Mr..
e TayoG's store aud ten acres OF lspd az
AS Grove 70 VIM. Means, for 81 $50.
hot-b sst farnace for heating the Jackets and
hoops OF Is &c guns is being built in the shrink
ing pit st the Washington gun foundry This is
the first application Of this principle to ordinance
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TEL Ea aAPETC 8REVITIEs

At Lexington. Ky, sstar6aY the stallion
Alerton hasi D I'm arch ADD won IS 600.
TIE So, quarter sas made in 81 seconds.
The schooner Harvey " Anderson. from
Philadelphia for Boston. caree poaI, was
wrecked on beg Island On the ID inst.
Vesse! and cargo total ioas. Cra~ saved.
The friends OF Prof. J. O. Russel q Seat
tie are advised that his party will arrive
from Alaska mex. week, having oomplsted
the object of their trip 70 Sssl Reef and Mt.
ST. Elias.
Judge Patterson in New York today
granted an attachment agalass the property
of John Hoey, the daDos d pre- deut OF tbs
Adams Express Com pany. in suit to re-
cover over hall million dollsrs
Lieut. 3unner and three seamen of the
revenue cutter Oliver Walcott lefs Friday
barber LAST Monday for Port TownFend in
the cutter lauren and sinoe then moi hing
has been heard f.oIa hem. and It is feared
they have been lost.
Commodore Dapoen Nathaniel Ingrsham
who served in DO the U S. Grd Conied-
crate ns9tes, disd ct Charleston, S. O.. to-
day, aged SIS years. Du az the wer. wbilo
ia Charleston, be built several irou-clads,
attacked ead broke the federal blockading
squadron driving the bocksding h9et out
to SEES.
About midnight laat night tho boiler of
tle steamer EVang5l, plying between Port
Townsend. Wash, aod Whitcomh, sxplod-
81, killing two dack hoods and fireman.
Five others were severely ecalded. The boil
or tore Its way from the bottom Of be hold
carrying everything away forward ard
above.
Part Of the shipwreoked crew OF the Iron
screw steamer Woivis5on, whioh left Bristol
for New York ca September IL b, In ballast,
fer cargo of mslzs. have arrived at Hall
fax. The steamer spFang aeak and sank
Septem Der %. Thu rescued we're picked up
by the ship Arctic, but another OF the ships
boata, containing the captain and several
men, hiss not been heard from.
The Q. 9. Consul a. ST. Stephens has informed
the State Department that this seven American
fishing boats soizsd several months ago near East
port Me-, for unlawful fishing in Canadian wat
ors have all been released and the masters have
sis ned bond of idomnity against claims aris-
ing thorefrom.
The three masted schooner Rebecca A Taulsne,
of Boston, commanded By Captain Nickerson, of
South Chatham, and carrying crew ofseven mon,
il doubtless lost with all on bard The Taulane
left Newport Nows Va, august % for Galveston
with cargo of coal snd ha, never been heard
from SINCE
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

The THURSDAY GERMAN CLUE. The
fls! Of & series of germane to be given by
che THURSDAY Ge5nian Club, compossd OF
t4ensy of Alexandria moss charming
younq ladies yas given st the residence OF
Col. l. W. i. on Duke street, last night.
TIE parlors vi had been very pretlly
ieoorsted With autumn leaves and potted
pla ITS, ebnIa with yonth beauty and grace,
the deba;an;ss, tte prottiest that Aezsn-
dHa bse seeD for several seasons being veil
In the lad L Il colg necessary 10 say that
should the rest OF The series prove as cue
oessful as the fret TIE young ladies' may
we'll feel proud Of theft Organization. The
garuau was very gracefully led By Mr.. Leigh
Reid, who has become so proficient IN his
art as TO be always In demand. The chap
eropes we're Mrs l. " Rid, Mrs. ). Henry
Reid and Mrs. Me:is TAILOR The favor
table wgs presids ID over by Miss Gertrude
CJarka With her us sd grace sud dignity, ably
assisted by eevere OF III. "stses,"
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PKpsoNAL.-Cards Gye cuV for the mai
riege Of nr. c c. GARLIC and Miss Lillian
3r6ie5s. GeEghter Of Mr.. Joseph Bzoders,
,o5ich is Ia take plsee CT the 28'E inst 81
1870 o'c!oct 10 ,he evening at the residence
S a. q, a. Mustbaoh enc ex-Mayor
B kbsm have returned from StannEop,.
c,he-e tbey went TO attend the meetings Of
Inc boards OF direc. org Of the Doaf. Dumb
a sS Stud destitute apd Of the Western La-
mel. Asylura, respectively. TIE directors
81 The first nsmed institute elected Miss NJ.
Gay Trout e teacher IN psGe Of Mlss smack x
=; ri, resigned, and j. W. McCambrldge Ia
n,scs II ]. F Ryan. deceased NIr. Ro6ert
Bel. OF this ci.g. was candidate for QUE Of
MIS-. Wit Frsnoh, c; Princeton. W. Va,
js yisi;iug her mother, Mrs. n. Z. French,
on Washington street.
NJ Horace Coakiey, OF Washington, Is
quite s,ei. ii tho residence Of his parents 10
This city.
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-Tne Oneta House wac Moi

V-s1cA1-Tae Opesa House wac mfor-
-, aid rasr night By au intelligent and
laxative Guidance. who Ters entertain
a2P -, 80 80 hours by the rendition Of vocal
f.sfrumentel music and eloculionsrg ce-
~ = rarely eQuaied in this city. Every
. ,pss 81 " ell rendered and was receiJ d
~ .'.5 ar much applause that 1t ie difficult to
". mich of thoee who took part excelled
= .hoir respective places on the program.
.C,e krollo Qusrtette, of Washington, COM
100 49, Of Maesrs Turpin, mcfarland. Ref-
lI4o eat ca ian, who appeared for the first
e. e. In azaaGris, sang fneiy end capti-
cat. sudiercs With thei, Closing nnm-
"A ie Laurie" "If we're 5 Knight"
y, Nr Rees,Ge's ,ich he.i'one. md THE
y, RE" ~. Massrs McFarIaud and
p aide ed ;orsh rounds of applause.
IL Virginia Evans, Alexsndris's deserved
- n,7rl!er vocalist, never sang moro sweet
~ - spnagred 10 better advantage. Her
.a.5i. jon. with grsoefnlness aud beauty Of
..--,,as.ion, OF 'La Capricciosa" was excep.
.ilv fee. Miss Flora Grigg's s0prano!n
ss''ss,r5riesn and sLove Song" wac rich and
-sof ard 10th her voice snd her beauty
charmed the audience. Miss Virginia Min
st.se With pure and sweet coDtrelto vcice,
6,iI ~ rareic. in Tor rendition of"8te!ia" de-
-; ~ those who hca5i her. Tbs over
.,i.aa by Pct. GsmbSill, Miss Myrer srd Mr..
80 NEs. Whittlesey and the duet by Misses
9iqfs- and FoElar we're exceptionally
-satl rendered nnd were received with loud
oDieuse. And las', bn9 not least MISE Gll-
tsrj. rsrGit!oc OF THE Ru9ges Dluner
Party" and money Musk" YES mont ex'
20 ient and she was repeatedly enoored.
Mics Gilbert 10 her elccutionary tenG!sions
il almoss Inin!teble. After the reciteis the
narricirsnta we're entertained at the Tesi-
denee oi Alr James +. Cation.
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a Little Girls Experience I'm a
Lighthouse

Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Prescott are keepers of the
Gov. Lighthouse at sand Beach, Mich, and are
blessed with daughter, four years old. Last
April she was taken down with Measles, followed
With dresdfn! Cough and turning into Fever
Doctors at home snd at Detroit treated her but in
vain, sho grew worse rapidly, until she was mere
New Discovery after the use OF two end
half bottles, was completely cured Thoy say Dr.
Kings New discovery is worth its weight in gold.
yet you may get a trial botlo free at E. S. Lead.
bosteT Il Eros drug storn
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PAUL MossBBRGEl
C1VD"WWIU aIu8,
90. Oatoosvile, Bait. Co.. Md.

IuAvE been sufferer from catarrh for twonty
years. found immediste relief In the use of
fGlys Cro,m Balm. Stree using it have not suf-
ferot moment from headache, sore throat or
oss OF sleep, from which l previously suffered,
can ed By cstarrh. l consider your Balm val
liable mely.-B. G. Vassar, 56 Warren street,
New York.
Ey's Cream Balm is worth its weight in gold as
cure for catsr h. One bottle cured mes. a.
Lowell Franklin Pa
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work, and it IS expected TO be great improve
ment over 100 furnace htratof're used.
VIM. Thorn, who has been uff. ring With aberra-
IN of mi, d. and wlo rs hen mis- ing from ms
home in Warrington Tor tbs pasE few DAYS. Wss
ested here 70 day s.d tuned over MS
parents.
Yhe fines recently imposed on the tugs Halrl-
sor 2 Keys ana Dandy at Baltimore for carrying
more passengers than allowed by their licenses,
have been reduced to 500 each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

PoLIcR REPORT i Last night was clear
and cooi with one prisoner and five lodgers
at the sistion house.
Ma 5c Strauss this morning disposed OF
the too wing case:
Celia Carter, ooored, charged with ber G
drunk and dls>rdsry on the street, wss dix :
missed
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1 hereby mskc oath thai In 1874 YIN.
Presion's cattle were dying ct the rate OF Q
CT more day, end hs. ;he bes. v:terinn-
rise had eiven Them up, when M Preston
commenced using Stonsb.sker's Horse Gud
cattle Powder. and sfSer the drst 2 Or
doses he cattle began TO improve, AID the
Continued uss Of onabtakat'a Powder 90
tIfeiy cured than. Sgced
PAM MOssRERGER
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CITIZENS MEETING.
MAYORS OFFICE.

Alexandria, 0ctob II Is, 1891.
TO THE CITIZENS OF 4LsXAFDRIa. VA:
Having losrned with profound sorrow and re-
greet of the desth Of cur distinguished Represent.
stive and fellow-ciizcn, General YIN. II. F. Lee.
deem it my duty to call the citizens together,
IN order that they msy tske some appropriate &c.
tioa before the fuaeral, which will take place to.
morrow at o'cIack p. m. therefore ask that
all citizens assemble at the OPERA HOUSE To.
NIGHT at 1880 o'clock.
1t HENRY STRAUSS, Mayor.
OoNFEDEBATE vETERANs-The members
" OF &. E. Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans,
who intend PSF icipsting in tho funeral exercises
of their late comrsde, Ger. W. 81. F. Lee, will as
semble at the depot of the &. & D. B. Z. Co. ST
ECO o'clock tomorrow Saturday afternoon.
By order of the Commander.
it EDGAR WAKEFIELD, 5diutant
{" 70SMoS,"s beautiful d less material, colors,
perfectly fast. Cali snd see it at
AMOS B. sLAYMAKER'6.
SNoW FLAKE HoMINY and COIN GIFTS,
~ fresh, received to-day By
sep19 ]. c. M1LBURN.
NEW HoMINY and CoRN GRITs received to.
IN day by foct9l ]. C. MILBUKN.
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AB.C. Alternative PaTiHGStle Blood

Headache, Nep,a'gie, Dizziness, Nervous
ness, Spssms. eliee9ieesness, 81. Vitus dance
cured by DR. Miles, Nervine. SAMPLES free
ct druggists, b ,nsll 10c MILES MEDICAL
Co Elkbsrl, Ind.
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GOOD COOKING one of the chief bless
ngs of every homo To always insure good
custards, puidipgs, sauces, etc, use Gail
Borden Eagle" Brand Conders,d Milk
Direc,ions on the abel. Sold By your gro
Ger and druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

Dasplse not srosll thinaa; remember it
was a small ipsecz hat Inspired Il great gen.
eral With fresh ccutoge TO defeat 40 oHpos-
ipg army, snli ESQ bottle of Sicnsbraker'S
L!nlment that saved the life OF Capt. Lowe.
camp. Of the 1ss Maryland Regiment, dur
ing the late var This old reIioble prepare
ton cells fer only % cents
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CORPORATION CoURT.-.Judge j, K. III.
Norton presiding Gem vs. Harry Poss.
indeed for mel cious cutting John Chipi;
Jury ard ,sidic Of gully Of assault and oat-
iery, sid peneIs? fixed at four montha in
jail.
Commonwealth VI. Turner Gaines, 10.
dicted FOR maiciously shooting his wife Vla
Intent to kill prisoner plesded guilty and
was sentenced TO one years. imprisonment
In ISL and TO pay fine Of $3.50 Court ad-
ur. cd till tomorrow.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER IS.

N, this section flis til! Sunday, Cooler
=; sosrs :rosts % Mig at, Slowly RI log tenn
~" ira 10 morrow, northerly wirds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

LYNcHBURe MARKET, Oct 15.-Tho offering
of grain continue light and prices are shad
higher. We quote: Flour So 6Oao 70 for fine T.
fancy brands Wheat 90a104; Bye 1906; Dat
33a35
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

FREDERICKSBURG MARKE Oct 5.-Ihe mar.
ct continues quiet but stesdy the offerings are
light. We quote: Flour So 5045 IS Tor fine to
,atert family brands: Wheat 9Oa104; Corn
;2s65 Bye 65sSO, and Oats 3O'4O, tho latter
or winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

eU1T-Elwsr4 @ rmnr, sdminist:ator CT
the es.se CT Samuei e German, entered
suit in Washington yesterday sgsiuat the
Ricamlsd ard Da Vile Railroad C5mDsny
The declaration sste GU; sbaS IN the q h of
August, 1891. whio 8 P. G2rmau Was &
passe. eer 90 the R'camond snd Danvtlie
cars bet@oel S atesVilIe and Ashsq'iie. N.
O., By reas, q of the 9snt ei cars on ne part
OF me oompsuy the Car in which Mr. Cor
man travei,d vss thrown from bridge and
fell 100 feet aud that he YVES killed and
leav % . widca end three children. Tven-
ty-6ve tnoussu nd dolisfs damages ts ce ned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

RICHMOND MARKET. Oct 15.-The Offering
of grain are light and prices are about 1c hiehe
than last week, We quote: Flour So 5Oa5 rs 70
fine to patent roller; Wheat 95alOS; Corn So
II Bye 90s95 and Oats 3Os33
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

tG1vll4osz, Oct 16 Flour steady and un-
changed. Wheat easy; No red and the month
113la steamer No 2 red 9sA; Southern easier !;
Futz iOOa1Os; longbsrry l02s107. Corn stesdy;
mix d soot 81 asked year 619as51A Jan 81 Ia
51as Feb 511sa61sa Mar 51A 'outbern white
70a72; yellow easy ut 69a70. Cats in active on
quiry No mixed Western 33A34. Bye quiet
An. steady No 2 95'sa96. Hay steady; good to
choice timothy $l4a15 Provisions firm end un.
charged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-16

The market closes quiet, With light receipts.
Tbore Is no change in Flour The demand for
Wheat is chiefly for h>rd milling lot' and VIC
quote at from 10 to 104, as to quality. Corn,
Rye and Oats arc quiot a: quotations. County
produce is in good demand with light rec ipts.