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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-19

LONDON, March sA-[-lonrx- Console Nc1oy.
&c Ills: money account. g6s<: q 3 =. 1SzsS.
= 3 Ess, ios3< Beg silver, <t pr oz1eA
Money, - Per cent
IIrEsroo.- March zS.--wkens-HosdesB oG1
sparius.<. Kansas winter, xrm 81 g Sd
Cs-z- Holders offer moderately. sprt e81
March. - Sd, steady April and Nay, = Sd.
STEADY
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halls -Bsnk. slsS: sishs. Ase. eounrrzss.
sil silver b9.s. &93A Nexscaa dollars

The last swn darn have witnessed TIE reareso
approach. on TIE stock bcAr6, 10 ra& cd tine
srsnes ct excsferaezt thar have been xssnesned u
several years Al this rnornIcxs session fxxus-
fers o: <9s<e shares Of stock were Es1< fko
csveicrnenss Of ore In the southern part d fbs
Consolidated G&.sfnr1Ia ana Virginia Claims.
% TIE s.7a0 ard l.2s0sces levels. and coxzsxock
Szc-nl1g. AZ advance Of e per share ever ye@-
te-tsys lowest price Best Seleae-. owing -
the ~ pcT- that 6-l.f has been started toward
rsr sexrs- sx2z2ss the opczlnx price CT - -.
xexacsn. Go1d 1 curry. Sarage. Pcs1sir yellow
JACKIE; and Tier s-rcreh en9esS.~ also isls The
11r-ecee q tie 4EvKoee. and wsot up severed
points Quotations, however, droprs-1 some-
what osfcre TIE cscse- WHEN Consolidated Cab
fQrnzA and fEyTxniA $1,000 AZ IL = Axked
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yFw YORK, March lS-The refusal al Tie
treasury department 70 furnish gold fssrs ~ has
been the custom fr-a fgEge srnfrepanrsxs. fziie.
IN prevent the export Of gold ~ hpsed BIZ -asny.
and the bgllfen wcnf csss today. wIsh the Esessz-
h4litr OF tseing followed ty further shipments in
tie uezr future The sf9ck market ;xEcs shc
shipment VERY 1rwzsksr-ay- and the 1srces sse<s
hss been to cbeck operations. The market to-
day ceclined with LITTLE frsfnre Of special inter
est The close was dusI and fairly ssea6y al TIE
lowest prices oil the day
Government bonds x1eE5T
Petroleum. April. closed ~ -
MONEY xSo ExrHASsn
Money on casl, easy csoxiD. offered n ?.
American cotton esi- .. prime znercrr-sie rs-
se-day bills IS. demand. sasss~ Bar silrer,
BoSEs
Us IS greris.erets-lei &. $ e-x teour,. los
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$500 REWARD.

We VIII raw Ees 4azT@ rswA-1 IL al c1s@ =
liver CGEaS1zl7s Esrsr@-szx. sex Es2zzsze. Ef4ar
ersttoE- Goz~ss -xzssa Caszsvszsr1s 80 cAxEss-
<EFe Nth N sss Vegetable Lzyss Tx1-s xTs@2 tne
czxsczSSzzs strSssy cazzpsse3 wszA lbey 40
pzrssF vegs-Aa.e and never -AA u give zzssSAssA
HlxAr-1os<ez Large bcxes. cszazSzhza- - YzA<&
- e~nfS Er-k-e q co4zs<rs-sss xrd -z,sf@.za1&
TEs se21zDe zl4zaikczzr~c o13r ~ HI s11lS =
YKxxaw Bra DrurrSsss Ocrz1<zssx escsx- -
trace % fezser svsnas Aaa 5xEzss s<rses s>AszsA
NxAA opea a. xzxsl
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Tremons Building. Ga Front Dc.
1Ae moss vsde;y and h-nzabiy known specaazsn
Fressesf success - Ckrcnzc. Neryoas. Blood and
6zrgsca diseases. and diseases d Eye. Ear, Eosa
as asnn a ns 5. ps ne sss y as
aid q the Lorg lzazn6 Cos.egs Hospital. Brookiya.
Ne. York I'D tae.r long exper.ence. renarkss.:
eu & chrnasc diseases enssile saete eminent ply
sscians % she fan cona6eacs Of the siesed ever
q CERTAIN AND POSITIVE CURE hr NE
a~ecl -0ecce Of early vice I'D the numerous evziD
FaivxTE 4 = BLOOD i1ss AID sKrS DISEASES
srssc;iy e,mp,sssIy sp1 gerTs2s1sly e7red nm.
ORDERS yseld really . thesr skil,fui sre..nenI
PILES, FISTELA AND RECTAL ULCERS
HYDsoSElE e. A i vxsi Ils,I perns,
sIfa III sosoEE 40 = sIEEf. sp<rn.
wsAkness 500 Al eesic.ss disorders peculiar =
eisorsen shas reszsi from youlafd folsss q 10
e1as.. q nature yssrx
harry If. awAzs q pAysscai Disability. quickly
STRUCTURES rA6seally and saaely cured vtsA
cut pain desenslon from business
kheunzxstsm. Neuralgia. CAiA.rh- Hronchit1A
"a. Tape wo1ma inaixsssson pTspepsass Cozslaps.
aon and al ctseaaes 81 tie -Arf31s organs Of -
g am ny. $500 "a 1 sarrss Dsns
No .asser vhaa your complaint eonsuls shsss
An su-Sscl diseases. tzuaoEs and desoEnssaes -
snrrezy a1.csare' - clseases and dr1assnsss.s =
either ssx, al inpedsmenfs % marriage quickly ~
oss~s !. d. ssss svidesos q dosso1s xii
Ono Hors-e = N snsa; p M Sunday. II =
eDce Al oonadez.ssl send cenas = stamss .
ins1ss psomps reply.
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SAS Francisco. March is--w.sfher in.
diessions for Washington. Light rzinss
winds generally south TO west; tearir sta
fionary temperature: cooler.
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nAusnap sracxs

MERCHANDISE.
Hors-Sssa8y s8d Quiet
tsoEee-9pssuzss closed s-sa6r Tzlp prints
doxn- Sales were 30 bags sneiaainr Mach
81 <zz-ssci-.ssS: Arsrsf. Ss-9ses-.s8. Msy 81 "a
izsss. June. tssSS2lsas. ss.s gio- ssesiy. lair
csrgoex. TT. No. :. sss-2sst->
Sugsr-RAx. stessy. sales. Nrsrovsso. q
test i-lse: refined easy. sor.e grades with
drawn Mold A. Esxe. STANDARD A. c --sse enn-
fesszoness A. g srs cut loaf, g &. er1ssed &c.
granusstei. 3 a.
Co7per-NoFninai.
Iead-Sfe~ssy. domestic. ss3S
1in-Firra: ssrxiss. 50 40
BOSTON STOCK ExcHsSsx
RoSroN, March ts--Cir~issr sszs<ss
Asctiscn-- .s------- 1sseMexie91 Gsz- Goa =
Burlington -.-.---. 80
CHICAGO BOARD OF Txaor
CHICAGO March ss-The-e uex reod sre<u-
lafive trading in ubeSs se4sx. TIE prices Being
rifain irregular range. April or@nsss lowe,
than YESTERDAY and s-5ek1x eeflSnesf ss1se
mere, then rallied about ssc- sss: arieslF weas-
asssde xra-es sss, ss srsa a;.r o-' s~s- sss
l;sc- ard closanT shout - hsgher fhazs yes
terdsv. Receipts, sasa0 busnesss shipments.
whs.s-ds.a. sr.e: May. sar ssl.urs..
yame. SIC
ro-a-ssesdy; cash. asszsSe: Nay. sg.c-
tssfs-fIrHa: cass. sssse Mar.
ia-d-FErsa: cash. s. ssas - May. 81 asss-
Ezrlsy--Nnzaiaai .. -1@-5c-
Rye-DulI 81 s.s5aoc
Shoulder sgsas =, sho-. csesr yssas g.
sa1rz rihs, sa22s2aSa
CHICAGO frTE <-pcE
CHICAGO. Nsrch 1s-c.s.Ie- ssenes-... ig1n:
s. 2sssass. hessers. sssa2s. eoss. sl-2sa5:
ssocksxx, g Ssd1sa
HoTs-Eeccspss- sssas: serire AID higher.
ana .aeSe-s 81 ssss: Fssas Eesvs ssss su;etsrs
weights. ssS1s 70. skiss- sze.rsan
sh~eT,-keeeip:s. s.nns higher. natives. s5es;
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BeassafuI vosnen-an1s - ~ nszag ~
Enns kch<rsSne a
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iAoRru JOHN IRVING. Manager.
- <Sssy reserves TIE r.xai to CHAIR, -
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ASHLAND. Pa, March 1ss-wki,e gang 81 no
were drilling rick srnaes 81 tie C<ntxnlza ed.
Es-y today . eaa Of powder expiossd asa Hljs1
Frs<ss-sek Bcnnhzns. aeed -. and fatally IN
.uree Haas Whitman and John G1k<svxson- sf1
oeher workne1 were burned ana cut ~ bezn9
III ~ bo< slas And Dying kezckA xh1zs injuries
are net se-zoGx
Minister'S Lawyers. sescherx, GnA ofkes1 whcO
occ-paxsnn Kasss hcr nftte sxezcfse. Should rse
Czr-erTs Lzssse Liver Pfsis fer sneyS1 Liver azA
bl.icaxrk1s- 0aa IL . cose. Try theE-
wh<a rnsxEng G. r. Andos ssose. LII EsccD1
street., cal In and ank - hio superior eo6oA
Lowest rxsee@ 500 bod q1az11&nk
BeassafuI vonen-1n1o - ~ nazag -.
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TRADE AND SHIPPING.
Exchanges for the Day We're
Sl7s,sl7.2a.
PLENTY HAYyeT oNTHE skAoIT.
saifed sad Cured Meats Likely Z. Ad-
vance in Consequences OF an Ad-
vance in fhe East.

rspEs ~ sEa-7tE HarEas E.sAv.
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Hooss CANAL ROUTE
STEAMER DELTA
sasfeie-CosEn IA deck o. c'cleek q. =.
& ~ -. sSse@oay &nd frscav tor Kingston.
-, 1N sAaser. seAheSk. hcra EomA LII
~ nste Fen ane | e CO Cssy. Ge;ernlae.
ssaa CITY ~ S,o<x IA
.. TROCT&AN. Master.
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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
neDssch steamers nom Seattle Is follows
~ SAn Erencssco VIA eors Townsend and Vic
AIS IA. tpasse5Gers received on board
1sf n March {, 2, -. le. - and -. and every
- eAys thereafter
- Aisaka: March and 1o.
kfoG SAa Francisco fer Victoria and Puget
- ports A; 3 March q. IL Id II. -
nskess may Be obtained Al tie Once Of the co.,
~. g oce9a dock, seattle
GO0DAL. PERKINS & CO
6enersi Agcnss San FraoezecA
= ncLELlAS. superintendent >rAtsie
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Interest paid on time deposits: renesnl haakfrR
business transacted: foreign exchanges huuxhf
sa1 Sold drafts and fsegsaphic Transfers % q On
The bank txznch g; also OF New Sorx chsckeo,
canada and Hoae Kong Deposits received sub
tecf &c check
BRANCHES
San Francisco, Cal. Portlsnc. or, Tacoma
wash. Victoria Vancouver New Westminster,
NaaAsUac and kAmioops. T. c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

THE MAEKET tbs morning was sell sup
piled with everything, especially country
produce and articles suitable for the season,
and dsslers allowed ecme tiens OF relaxation
from the stiff prices they have been demand
Ing Tae attendance Of buyers was good.
Meats were unchanged in price, as were
number OF other s,aadard articles o. food.
Chickens were plentiful at 1910, piece ;
ducks 80 So; turkeys 14sl61 par pound i;
butter IS $50 per pound; eggs 2S 500 per
dez,n; couatry euGsage 10 70, per pound I;
lamb 1Oa124, per pound quarters of shoas
S.lOo per pound celery $50 per punoh {;
sssify Sc per b1aca lima basns lOa o
quart; sweet potatoas 2Oa251 Der peck ;
Irish dc. 20 25o per peck tGEnips 16s20c
per peck. Some Gahts were on the aenches.
Many OF the stands Of tia country people
were stocked VITA eyargreeas. and on r ,yal
street from King to the Market building
wsre off,red for sale evergrosnl made into
wresths, crowns, &c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

| Dr.. A. Frank Duin died this morning In
Baltimore from the effects Of the grip.
Al unsuccessful attempt was made &c
wreck the eastbouud Overland passerge.
train Gvs miles from Oolfax, Gala. yseter
day.
Judge W. Tourgee. who has been Ill |!th
! the grip at Denver. COL, for some time, is
considerable better and it ls believed he vi
recover In short TINS.
There was no psrospiib!s improvement 10
the condition OF Cyrus w. Fled at New
York to-day. While be is not 10 immediate
danger of dea;b, he is said to be vsry low
and takes but little nourishment.
a large fire started this morning o! Gro
tcn-ou-the. Hudson, N Y. Four houeeS are
in flames and the whole village Is threat.
ened. The fire department at Croton has
sent to Sing Sing for help. The FIRE was
spreading at last accounts. A. IL O'clock
pine buildings bad been burned down and
the fames were not yet under control.
The steemer Coal Valley was burned to
tbs WATERS edge, and the Aunie Roberto
badly damaged by q FIRE ct Pitteturg
Pa, tdIs morning. The boats we're moored
al the wharf, near the point, and other yes.
aes lying alongside were saved With diff.
Guilty. The Gre started on the Goal Valley,
but iss origin ls not known. LOSS S25, 0C0.
a dispatch from Desm oines. I,ws, say E:
Chairman Olarkson, of the national republi.
can committee, ls ready to drop prohibition
and is urging b is friends in lowe to free the
party IL this State from load he thinks
TOO heavy for 1t. Mr.. C!arkson eald last
night there was no hope OF the republicans
winning 10 Iowa 30 long as they cling 10
the unpopular issue Of prohibition"
The Adams Express Company has msdo g final
settlement with JOHN Ho,y, its ex.Presid ent.
Mr.. Hoey has now no further relations with the
company. Mr.. Leopold Wallach for the Adsms
Express Company said in New York to-day that
tho matter Is closed and cannot be opened.
Mr.. E. NJ Field is still locked up 10 thu Ludlow
street New York Jail being unable to furnish bail
Doctors Lindlsy, Crosby and Douglas, the Belle.
vue hospital experts insanity, will call hin,
to-day and watch his actions. The doctors come
and go, but never make known the result of their
examination.
In New York to-day the jury In the case Of
Noah Richards, the negro servant on t.ial for the
murder Of Policeman John J. shermsn, brough.
il verdict of murder in thu frat degree.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

"The shepherds sat and watched thti5 sheep
Beneath Tho Syrian night
When round the fearful warders shown
burst of heavenly light.
Ard echoing DER them ilo4tei strains,
Tho sweetest earth had known,
Besrins song OF joy and love
From Loves eternal throne
D,cember b-ines in its tain the spirt OF thai
fsr.sway melody sung nesriy 1850 years
apo-the pesce sni goodwill spirit he ar i:
fUtd With Christmas csroIs a, d the ioyiulness o
0bristmas time. 1t is tins to be glad, a time &c
b, generous, a time 10 inquire ito the spirit sn1
tho meaning of the 'iose thy neighhor az thy
salf; creed, Iii, tho chidren's tine Of rejoicing
stine for them to be boreful and happy and 6
time for us all to keep Christmas in our hearts
and 10 my December days be tho baptist days
o. the yesr to us al, snd may we oil b, made
happier and better becauie OF the kicdly. detdl Of
the closing year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19
LOCAL MATTERS.
SATURDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 50

CHURCH SERVICES, &c, TOMORROW
Christ Church.-Services II a. n. ana oO
n. 10. by Rev d.. Suter.
s.. Paul's Church. : Service, at IL g. N
end o. m. by Rev. Dr. Nortcn.
Grace Gurch.-Services at q. m at II
a m. and at 7:3O p n. BIZ Reg. 3. T. Sharp
St. Mary's Church.-Mess at z ard II 8. N
ye4pers 4 Q. "a. by Rev. Father McCsft3
Second Presbyterian Cturch.-Preaching at
II q. IN. and at 7:30 p. II. By Rev. a. Z
saunders.
Baptist Chmch.-Pseaching at IL g. m
and at 1880 D. IN. bv Rev.. Il. Butler.
Trinity Meth. Epis. Church.-Preaohine
at II g. m. aud ct 1870 Z. N. by Rev. ". b.
Meth. Epis. Church Sout1.-Pfe-ehinc
at II a. u. and 9; 7:3C D. 10. ~ Ray. " 81,
fer q. Isshos. Caaoiatn q. s. Nay, e;a;ioneo
st Wseh!ngtoD. D. c.. Navy Yard.
Meth. Prot. Cturch.-Pfeeching NJ IL d.
n. aud 7:30 o N. by Rev. W. q. rosa. -
German Lutheran Gturch.-SaTVioe' 81 II
q. m. by Rev. J. A. SohwoJ.
Meeting at the Midland Railroad reading
,oon1s ct D. m. Service Of prayer aad
nrsi, g with a short address.
Meeting at almsaouse at 2:30 p. To-, ana
jail g. 2 p. n
For this section fair, slightly warmer weather,
probably warmer snI fir sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19
Pronounced Helpless, Vet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd, OF
Groton 8. D.. we quote: WAS taken with a lad
cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in Consumption. -Four
doctors gave me up saying could not live but q
short time. gave myself up to my Saviour, de-
termined if I could not stay with my friends on
earth, would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised to get DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds
gave it trial, took in sll eight bottles it has
cured me and thank God sm now we'll and
hearty woman" Trial bottles bottles FREQ at E.
8. Leadbeaser Bros. drugstore, regular size, SOC
and 81 On
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

THE WEATuEl -Laat night vas tho cold
est of the eeason aud mare ice formed on the
river Fl Its than dnras any previous night
this winter. II Broad creek. few miles
below this city, the ice wac heavy enough
to prevent tho little cleaner Harry Lodor
from Leaving Fsrmi0Rson st hor uaual time.
The Temperatures moderated soon siter suo-
rise, however, and the ice IL tee river soon
disappeared. TO 6ey the tins weather in
duced many persons 10 appear 81 tao stEee!s
and thers was eni;e 2 number of country
people 10 the city %So came to dc thslH
Christmas shopping. Macy persona slso
went to WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

Pure breeds of all kinds OF stock are at 9
premium. That Is all right; else why should
| anyone make i5 his especial business to keeI
them pure? And what would become Of
progress and improvement? The breeders
o. pure stock all use Stonebrsker's Horse
| and Cattle Powder. The q. s. Government
sa 1t is the best for horses and cattle
Price. 25 c-nts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

THE vAHE on She MarEa5 House sieeple
hiss bseo taken down aud Is being properly
adjasei. Tbs topm ogs bail aud the let
ters indicating shs paints of tbs compass
have also beea removed from tho sseepe
and will be reg!d5a bsfose taeg are re-
placed Almost aimee the Market Horse
was rebuilt IA 1879 tho vane has stesdlly
pointed to the northwest, sn6 no matter
from WHICH point OF ths compass the wind
blew Il hos remained immovahie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

SUIT ossph Jones has entered suit
10 Baltimore against the Maryland and Viz
eina Steamboat Company, claiming SO 600
damages for alleged ielee srres5 and mprie
onment, VIZ charging him with the crime
or arson, in setting fire to the steamer Sue,
In Washington. Of which charge be wss dis
missed by the grand jury OF the District Of
Columbia, after being kept in jill for three
months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

"TaR GOLDEN NUeGETT," to be present
ed OF the o s,sra House Wednesday night, is
q trne picture of sdvspturous lifs without
"blood sna thunder" II is one ofthose few
plays that make us feel Satter towards our
fellow man. The characters are such as
trail the mountain canyons, wrestling for.
tunes from na;ures storehouees and enGuE-
ing hsrdships Without 3 murmur.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19
Sickness Among Children.

Especially infants, is prevalent more or lesa
at oil times, but is largely avoided by giving
proper Dourishmept and wholesome food.
The most successful and reliable OF all is the
Gail Borden eagle" Brand Condensed
MIX. Your grocer and druggist keep it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

PERsoNAL.-Mr. VIZ. Bsckaam has been
appointed to position In the general pas.
sengar agents Office of the r. & D. B. R. In
Warrington.
Rsv. @ E. Woodson. who had been visit
ing friends In this city for few days, left
here yesterday evening for Bis hooia il
franklin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

DEATH.-Mr. George Nero, wsll.known
carpenter and citiz n of Fairfax county, died
after a long illness st his home near Mount
Vernon this morning. Mr.. NJ. had many
friends In this city. were he was slao we'll
known, Nho will regret 80 lean f Ais dsath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19
DOLLS FURNIsHING3.

Everything complete in this line
Shoes, Stockings, Fans, Psrssols. Puff
Boxes, Toilet Sets, Jswelry, Soap, Hats,
Wraps. Furs, &c, sc.
Fourth floor, 10th.st building.)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19
A Fashinnahla Drink.

MgNIER CHOCOLATE ia a fashionable
Drink. Did you ever try 1t? Send posts
card for sample and directions. MENIER
NeR York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-1O45 q. m.-Wbest-D Dec
81; May 97h Corn-Deo 46lb: Jsn 1873
May 42as Osts-Jan 3la4 MAY 32Nss33. Pork
Jan $40 55a10 574a; ray 81 O5. Lard-Jau
S6 O2hs6 05 May S. 40. Short ribs-January
S. 25; May So g..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

a&1T:rsonc. Heoamber 10 Flour quiet and
NJ Unchanged. Wheat frmer; 10 2 rcd spot and
1861 May 109 steamer No 2 red 97s4 South.
ern frmer; Fultz 95a1O3A; lopgberry 9sa105.
Corn frmer; mixed spot So; year 59a591h; Jan
53a. a537s; Feb 25ss527s Msrch 52A steamer
mixed 55lbs55a4 southern strong; white AGA
SO; yellow 52a59. Oats quiet aud steady; No 2
white Western Al; No mixed do SO, Bye quiet
and steady: No 2 80. Hay steady; good to choice
timothy $13a14 Provisions dull and quie'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19
THE GENUIsE GERMAN DOLLS

Can ONLY be had of Us in Washington.
Prices range from
$I95 to S 1850.
sg A p'etty Picture Book given away
with each Doll. Try
(Fourth floor, 1Oth-st buildiugl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

UNCLE JOSH sPRUoEBY." accompanied
66Y his comical company spd great band of
Yankee tcoters arrived 10 town this morn
ing. The company appear az the Ope.s
6ouse tonight In an amusing comedy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

POLICE Report. Lest riga5 $50 Gear
and c5li, with thee prisoners aud sig
dodgers at the station houss.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following cases:
VIM. Wilkersoo, oolo.ed. for abusive Ian
gusge toward lady, was feed $3.50
George Stevens. for aeing drunk on the
street, Yves fined 81 OR g;een Is daJs on the
chain gang.
Thomas Monlov, FOR being drunk % the
street, was ordered to leave the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

T1RE.-The alarm of Are about $50 o'clcck this
evening WAS caused by the partial banning of the
ia frame building near the southwest corner OF
81. Aesph snd Oronoco streets owned by Mr.. Ii.
Green, and occupied by cclortd people, The c
was caused by tho careless use of matches by thu
children living in tho house. Tho property was
insured. Dufing the progress Of the fro the mem
bers Of the two engine companies engaged n a
water hattie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19
LOCAL BREYITIEs.

The Richmond and Danville railroad mas
di. c1ntir ued the uae Of aevera OF inc te!e'
srsph towers between this ci 2 and orange
The Chess peake g. O5io Canal Will be
Kept open this winter as long az iS 10 posi-
bic 10 run boats. Three ne1 ;oe-hreasers
hsve been built, and they will % operated
along che line until the Ice gets too strong
to be broken up. The canal cthcia!s ere
getting materials together 30 that repairs 10
locks may be nsdo when tho water is WITH
drawn.
Messrs. 8. G. Brent and G. c. Csr ia .vo pur-
cl a,ed Of H. J. Kirtz, lot OF ground OF RoJa'
street, between Wilkes and Gibbor, for $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

PROPERTY SALE -Mess.s. O'Nssi and
. . nave sold for Mrs. Y. A. Bail house
i Suu lot on the west side of Royal street,
Just south Of King, for 50 400.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19

7 1916 Orleans IS; futures opened steady
and closod Arm. Flour quiet aud weak. Wheat
active and finn. Corn dali ard weak. Pork
quiet sni stesd5 st 10 SOTO so Lard quiet and
fl m at SIS 421b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-12-19
CHRLSTN-AS

CHRLSZ7IAAS
Is only six days;off. Think of the shop.
ping that must be crowded into these six
days. Recognizing the fact, we endeavor
to lend our assistance by giving you
list of sessonable and appropriate things
adapted to the wants and needs CT the
young, Well begin with
DOLLS.
Bisque Crawling Dolls with flowing
hair.
15c each, to 25c.
Infant Dolls, % to SOC.
Kid Body Dolls, % to 90c.
Dressed Dolls with bisque heals,
15 to SOC.
See our 81 Dressed Dolls. We have nu-
merous styles, and they are the best value
ever offefcd.