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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-11

PERSONAL -Msssrs. D. r StansbuFy
Gao. s. Fineb. ". II z mmsrmsn, OF this
aity. end Gee. E.. BsuDsr and OF. Myers, o.
Falls Church. left hers ta-dsy fos Riohmond
/, attend tae Grsnd Lodge OF Odd Fsllowi
which meets lhers tomorrow morning,
CAPTAIN Robert E. Lee Ia on visit TO his
aater-la-lav, hrs. W. a. F. Las, OF "Ra
yensworth."
Rev. j. A. Vance, OF Baltimore, occupied
the pulpit OF the Second Presbyterian Church
yeststdsy. Mr.. Vanos Ia q b:ather OF the
former M s.or OF the chaECh.
Mr.. E. Q. Dump, engineer of tho Midland
division Of the 3. aod D. R. &, LEFT here
few days since for Arizona and California,
to be gonn o month.
Mr.. George Oils Mead, student at the
Theological Seminsry, has gene 20 bis home
Brosd Osk," Aibemar!e county, On go
count cf sickness.
Mr. samusl Miller Ia seriously Ill at his
home in Washington, near the Navy Yard.
Capt. z. s. Randall Was In the city TO dsy
and eays that he will have more attractions
at River VieW t1is season Than ever o.
fore.
Mr.. ]. R. Csson hiss gene to POcomoke
Oily, Nd, to attend the II. P. conference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-11

MORE FRIaID WEATHER The temperature,
which began felIlr 6 Friday night, reached the
eszlng point Saturday night, snd yesterday
moraing ice was to be seen il exposed slt-
nations TIE wind blew cold aud fe'ce
from the northwest, snd few people In
duiged in Sunday psrambulstiops, warm
rooms affording more corgeniAl quarters
than the streets, throrgh which clouds OF
dust were continually whirled. There were
several spit, Of sposT IN Washington. LIST
uight Ice formed sgain, but the teznpers tate
to-day YVES Slightly Eigher and the wind by
no means "a f3rcs es on yesterday. Il Ia
feared thet the fruit has been iojured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-11
RARNsLEY DAMAsKs, CLOTHS AND TOW

ID ARNSLEY OAMASKS, CLOTHS AND TOV
ID ELS.
We BOUGHT every thread the manuiac-
turer had at a small price, We .uldnt
import them to. day at these selling prices.
Extra Quality HucG a Monte Towels.
Sizes 2OI41 ard 21x42.
21c each.
100 s110 Double satin Damask Table
Cloths, 81 qasli'y.
$275 each.
40 pieces Damask, &c and 72 inches
vide, SOC and 81 qualities.
621hc snd 75c yard.
Second floor, 11th st. building)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-11

10 REr1RB.-Mr. Richard L. Carne, for
.be mast Gry-ionr yeers the efficient prinet-
n oaI n : Jshn's Aoadeuy, one OF The oldest
pa ~ hast institutions Of learning In tha stste.
p sos nfer mature consideration. Concluded
=. LA, ,s,;re from that academy. Mr.. Carne,
~ siHca be took charge Of 81. Johns Acad-
emv in 1887, mas shown his efficiency as an
S ST1 spd thet ,he public SO re-
oard hin ID best atsssed by ths TACT
sbss since the organization Of our pob-
liz liz ecbool &; ISM, in 1870, he has,
ritz cue snort latermi5sion orly, baen the
Sonotinteudsnt. To increase the efficiency
~ 49,, re nubl,o achools he has lsb3red faith
univ aud as=iduons iar twenty-five yesta,
and this dsaiu upon his powers. tegtt5er
win the cares and Iebors of his cwe in; t.
tntion tos oy4r haif century. EMIT him
m tbs rest sud relaxation he bes go justly
earned The number OF men, their ckiidran,
and 10 some instances probably grand,
rbIdyep. who hsve during sll these gears
Sed t9ei, nam g On t5e rolls ofold st. johns
I. Ise.on, and they all justly apprsciat. tae
ab.Iit; AID qoad qualities Of the retiring
primo gal. C}pi. William 4: s|seney, Dis
pre.e1t assi.tant, it Is said, will be Mr..
Csrue's successor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-11
DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LothrOp,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
"EASTER NEWSo
Treats Of Millinery, Stamp
ed Art Goods, Barnszey
Linens, and Travel
ing Goods.
DRY GOODS.
1NTRIMMED HATS,

7 INTRIMMED HATS.
Every Shape, every shade; every price,
too, hat is popular ami reasonable. Fix
the share you want in your mind. You'll
find oblisipg and capsbe ssles-ladies to
offer tug sestions aod help you in making
choice.
FLOWERS
Are the features this season in Millinery
Thinning. Our stock is replete with
every desirable blcssom.
I'd floor, I'd annex.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-11
sPEcIAL SALE OF STAMPED GOODS.


We show the stitches free to all pur.
ohasers OF Stsmped Goods Our show
chases are filled with exquisite things
new ideas. They are worth careful in
spection.
For Children-Tidies. Size 1922.
Special price, 7c each
Linen Damask Tray Cloihs. Size 16x
20. specisl price, 14c each,
Hemstitched Tray Cloths. Size 1927.
Special price 26c each.
Hems titchtd Bureau scarfs. Size 1ex
%. special price 5Oc each
Bureau Scarf; drawn work and knot
ted fringe. siss 1872. Special price
doc Zach.
Hand-embroidered Doylies. Size sx8.
Special price &c each.
lot Of Tinted Table Covers, SPECIAL
price, Doc each. Finished cover shown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-11

POLICE CoURT.-The police report satur.
day night as having been olesr and cool
T@o prisoners we're at the station house and
the;cold wsve impelled nine dodgers to seek
shelter there. Five OF tue latter GLASS basked
around the stove las t night.
a young man for an assault on another
vas made TO pay $40
VIM. Corbin, colorsd, was discovered by
Officers Tlcer ard Jones Saturday spoplec.
tioaiiy drunk-so much SO that he wss lying
on his face as limp, inanimste and dumb as
a st. Patrick's Day efigy. This morning he
plead guilty and was fined three dollars, TWO
of which he pRid, when he was released
upon the promise thst he would 10 few
minutes prod1ce the remainder OF the oe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-11

The MANASSAS FIFE "A public meeting
will be held Ia Manassas next Thursday for
the purpose of organizing stock company
to rebuild the fur mill burped last week.
Il Is intended to put $4,000 ic the entsr-
prize. The mill. which hsd been owned and
operated by Mr.. jeremiah Slower, was
driving good business st the time OF lis
destruction; was shipping -four to this and
other cities and occasionally 1t was fouo6
difficult to fill the numerous ordsrs racei'
ed. Mr.. Stoever had an insurance OF S12, geo
on the building, machinery end stock, but
his oas, he says. will reach $17 900. Should
toe $50 600 of stock be subscribed. the mill
will be rebuilt on much large scale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-11

Mr.. ]. R. Cation hiss gene to Pocomoke
Oily, Nd, to attend the II. P. conference.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15
FUNERAL SERVICES.
Tabernacle Ceremonies in Memory OF De.
ceased Missionaries of
n n ron,oris nnetb

Tabernacle Ceremonies in Memory OF De-
ceased Missionaries of
D. r. Cannnns Death.
The ceremonies over the remains of
Elder David H Cannon, and in memory of
other missionaries who had died in the
service of the Mormon church, held in the
tabernacle on Sunday last were very i'm
pressive. The vast building was crowded.
The choir rendered appropriate music.
Apostle f M. Lyman offered the opening
prayer.
a list of the elders who bad died while
on missions or returning therefrom was
read by the church historian.
A letter written by David H. Cannon TO
his sister six days before his death was
read by Apostle Heber J. Grant
President Woodruff delivered q brief
but feeling address on life, death, and the
resurrection.
President Joseph F. Smith followed on
the same topics.
Apostle +. d. Richards read discourse
delivered by Joseph f. Smith on the death
of Lorenzo y. Barnes, the hrst missionary
of the church who died abroad. Elder
Richards also spoke on the subject of the
occasion.
Apostle John Henry Smith pronounced
the beneoiction.
The remains of the departed elder were
incased in q handsome casket In which
they were brought from Germany, and
inferred IN the cemetery, President Jo-
seph f.. Smith offering the dedicatory
prayer
From the MilenniaI star Of Oct W
learn that sdvices from Elder Hugh
Cannon stated that being summoned
telegraph he found his brother, Das I
H, at Sorau, hfty-six miles seatl
east Of Frankfort on the l4th OF October.
He was suffering from some throat trouble
At first he was not able to speak, but re-
covered after being administered TO, and
said he desired to live and finish his mis-
sion, but was willing 10 die. He passed
away quietly on the morning of Oct. II,
heart failure being The cause.
President Scharrer Of the Swiss and Ger
man mission reports that Elder Cannon
had been appointed TO take charge OF the
Berlin branch, but desired TO go into the
field without purse or scrip. He gave all
his surplus clothing to the poor. his money
To the president Of the district TO use as he
deemed best and went forth as he desired.
In a remarkably short time he mastered
the language and held q number of meet
ings within two months after his appoint
ment. He discoursed with men Of learning,
baptized several converts and made many
friends. When taken sick he was care
fully watched over and every attention
paid TO him. He was exemplary in all his
ways, and died universally beloved.
The sympathies of all hearts are ex-
tended 10 his bereaved father and the
smily.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15
Two Toughs Captured.

On Saturday night Sheriff Belnap,
Deputy Emmett and Deputy Marshal Gill
arrested Harry Spencer and D. D. Smith,
two professed cowboys wha have been
doing considerable petty thieving during
the past two months, and had established q
snug camp for the winter near the old gas
well A large number of articles Of
value were found in and near
the tent and the sheriff is hold
ing them for identification by the
owners. Among The things found were a
barrel Of veal, four cases of pickles, four
kegs OF mince meat and enough harness
and saIdlery to stock a saddle shop.
Yesterday morning J. c. Nye claimed
one Of the saddles and preferred charges
against the men. They were arraigned
before Judge Bishop and plead rot guilty
TO charge of petit larceny. They will
have hearing this afternoon at ? o'clock.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15

TIE STANDARD ;AHERECAN P0ULTRY
BJSA a. s'I'y new s aySg u =, s a; i
o s sIii ,S Il saSs i y, Bs I -4 q
The soDag only small portion Of ia ts lbs
book How ssrt and Stock H-nnsryi Poultry zossss ehesp
roati Poultry Large Seals Poultry Raising sssis.
Feeding aud Laying Winter EssPrsis,;aa; TAG Issaia
ne Hens for Earmsr How 70 ProacS ly.s Coed and Cheap
s; Packag Eegsfo Markss; PleLiaz Poay arkst
Ag Helpers; Dnkiug Fountains and Grain css Egg aad Pal
ssps. su SIC s Lee O. Er E.s cs:9 SsfA R
ri ths Rocks, Wyanl,stssl shs sss-ra
nds ia Lssa,ss IA Silver sPssgsd eAs,.gas tie Hoa-
s4nS tas hHa Seni7; taa Ccissi tss watts lsnoni
sows the Gray por.ngs; th5 Bshnss GEia Fowls, BassE
tel How Fai aaaas Of caikens RlIag Policy; Pc
lrng aga.nst ysrrna Fsncisg; Management Of boi Rising
Turkeys FaItsring Geese L lIEs book Of rs pas
2n vita hanisons Il grofas.iy ilu.sai a5a hand
oneJ Cotton up every respect No vhs ovns
acre Or more Of land can asord 70 bs without ii.
} EVER BODY's Law BOOK. A soupls.s eopP.n-
Ssw Yos Bar, eonEalng coaes sxPlasssas q ths general
=atcrs Ezecasrs Aia-its Agency Arenssa App-ss-
ices, Arbisrao= and A~sri Asasls aAd Ra.asy, Assa-
sory No BIs Of Sals, ChattsI Nsrgs.es Csas saa Al
ages Of Real Estate, Descent add Dt.soa gsw, Eais-
cent, Exemptions 6arnss Law EsaeS FEsarss araar1s7
homestead Exemptions, Hzssaad aad VIE, Iaarts Iassrs ard
Usary Laniiord and Tenaa Loci and snssE, Liens Ln--
tsr AID orvsss, rAFsu and cha Plrtaahip, Payment sad
r'reas ry F0s s q sZ 7S, s ga g
.sss and ReIsasss Rspyi. Eih < Way sslssa Trustee
Process Warranty, atsr Rights, wills and Cois TegetAy
Nth conps fsss OF Ackaswtyznts Asree=1s Artcs Of
cop3-.nesap ATnEsa.s Ava-d Of Arbsrzo BIZ. OF Sales
Bonds Cba Aogzsss Csntrzrt Deeds E-ecrt-to- and Ad-
aratsrs Accounts, Interest Table, In5, Ao1ss CT Real
Estate Powers Of AOrney, RsIass Satisfaction Pissa wI
and Codiols etc. specially adapted Tor TIA daily Of thnss
lawyers With drscioa Tor their preparation. large
sol1ne Of i2s pages, l2sne vita haSdsosss q
THE MODERN CGOK B00K AND MEDICAL
GUIDE fEs il practically tEo 5ccEs IL Pfsct cook
Jock perfes medical there n H.
luc anl pEas Aavs been taken IN its compilation, feel
perfectly 81. L asserting that toe Cooking Ss3rtfsnt fully ts
qns qaaaty snd qaay Of sontaa aay lopeei cook
Published and TIE 70 =, MEDICAL department here
compared with any loxPeoi medical book IN So zarks IN
cooking rgs IT. and aciads Brsaks. Dhs Soups
Meats .sd poultry, FE5 r1s ssla4 SID Ress, Bread and
Rolls Jeies aaa Preserves, Padd1s zl Pies Fancy Dh Cakes
Confectionery Cream DgE The compilation Of
mis- deparer brfnded oy practical ao=seks every
recipe VIII he found reliable and besn pronounced & n
best cosnrets, sni Tsae1l cooess pu5d- IT,
Aiedes Dspaftzt VIII Re fud fuy The ~ Of any Doctor booi
published dollar lsE tells YOU how p By sinp
nesn available IN sTcry hoa every disease asd aeas that
5uras It Will you many dollars annually IL doctos bill
nd patent medicines TIE McpERN COOK Book MEBapA
sshG IAzEs tsak 4 ies RsgsA l2o, viii handsome
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15
A SPRAISED ANKLE.

This is q common occurrence, and ors
that will lay people up ordinarily six to
eight weeks, yet We Will guarantee Bal
lard's Snow Liniment to cure any case Of
sprained snEle in one to three days if ap-
piled at once, aud to Immediately relieve all
pain Snow Liniment will -cure any old
sore on man or beast. 1t VIII heal all
wounds, and cures sprains, burns, scalds,
bruises, sore throat, sore chest, lame back,
eorns, bunions. For Rheumatism, lumbago,
neuraigia, contracted muscles, it has no
equal. Do not allow any other white Hni-
ments to be rlt OF on you for Snow Lini-
ment There is no other like It. ASK for
Billiards. Snow Liniment. SOLD by 2. G.
N. !. drug department.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15
OGDEN OCCURRENCES.
Legal Light in the junction
City.
The Golding-Kuhn Nuptials Today = Two
Toughs CaDtured-A Musicians Union
To Be Formed.

The only case Of any Importance under
consideration IN. the district court before
Judge Miner yesterday was that OF VIII
liam Driver & Son VS.. Thomas J. Stsyner
ct al. in which the plaintiffs are suing to
recover $1,000 damages alleged to have
been caused to their building on Washing
ton avenue through the carelessness and
negligence of the defendants when erecting
the Stayner block which adjoias the Driver
building on the north.
The trial will be finished this morning.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15
Boston OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New York Stock Market.

New YORK Nov. 1.-THE stock market
opened fraction higher Dlstillers having
made an advance OF IL per cent. The entire
list sold freely in the afternoon, General Elec-
trio, Cotton OH and Lead declined = per cent,
other industrials to IL. Railroads lost = TO
u, outside OF Lackawanna. which yielded 27s !;
Union PACING. Missouri Pacific and Changers
specially weak near the close. Cordage, pre-
ferred, opened ga below last figures previously
reported, sale at y rallied to IL.
Governments steady
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15
Goldino-Knhn.

This afternoon at 4 o'clock ex- Mayor
Fred J. Kiesel's residence will be the scene
of charming wedding. The high con-
tracing parties viii be Miss Rose Kuhn,
one of Ogden's most beautiful daughters,
and Charles D. Golding, western agent OF
the Rock Island. Harry Z. Wadsworth OF
San Francisco, an old friend of Goldings,
viii sct as best man. Only a select party
viii be present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15

The only business of importance before
the city council last night was the consid-
erarion OF proposition made by the South
ern Pacific 10 remove the Carlin. Nevada,
and Terrace, Utah, shops to Ogden, in case
the city will give a bonus of $4,000, fur
nish q million and a half of bricks and all
water necessary TO run the works. The
matter was, after discussion, referred to a
special committee, with instructions to re-
port next Monday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15

TIE Best Salve in tzs world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcors, Salt Rherm. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. ChdbIains,
Corns, snd al Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Il
Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25c. per box.
For sale by A. c. Smith Il Co
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15
Musicians, Union.

The musicians of Ogden held meeting
Sunday evening ia the Boyle hall. for the
purpose Of discussing the advisability of
forming a union similar in It's scope 10 that
now doing such good work in Salt Lake.
The discussion was enthusiastic and ex-
tended, but DO definite conclusion was ar
rived at. Another meeting viii be held
next Sunday afternoon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15

CHICAGO. Nov. I4-Wheat-Easy; cash
7214 December 1914.
Corn-Lower; cash 4lk; Decent er, 4s(.
Oats-Steady; cash. BOB December. 3I5s
Pork-Steady, cash, u U21s January, 10. 31ll
Lard-Steady. cash, $50; January, : 80.
Rios-Steady- cash. 25i January 6.S!;s.
Rye-50.
Barley-6o063.
tlaxseed-l.0S.
Timothy. SSdiL 90
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15
STREETS AFTER 2.;30 P. N.
COMMERCIAL.


NEW YORK. Nov l4.-Hops- Dun weak.
Coffee Options closed steady, 5000 points up.
Sal.s b 10 bags November, 1910; December,
IS. 75Q 80; January, 15.50Q15 60; spot Rio,
=. -mer quiet; No. = 1875.
sdgar-Raw, steady; molasses sugar, 2l5;
refined, steady, fair demand.
Copper-FirD: lake, ll80IDl2. 10.
Lead-Dull; domestic. S19395.
Tln-Steady; 202o0g0.3O.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-11-15
Chicago Live took.

CHICAGO, NOV. 14-CattIe-Receipts. 10 900:
higher on good others steady; best natives
B. 0005 60; Others, .. S004. so; Texans 2 40a3. IS
westerns. 3 9O14. 80; stocl1srs !. S0ir2. 50.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; active: rough and
common, 5.S0eD5 So packing and mixed ;. 35m
$50; prime heavy and butchers, 555a5. 10.
Sheep-Receipts, 5000: higher; natives 8. 95A
BIS; Texans, 3. 1904. 65; westerns, 3. 1904. 60.
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Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO, Nov. IA Wheat-Quiet. opened Il
higher. advanced Z more on buying orders by
New York and ST Louis, but cables we're
weaker and northwest receipts liberal causing
decline of g closed easy. q lower.
Receipts. 242 600; shipments, 10000.
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Liverpool Grain.

L1vERPooL4 Nov. IL heat-Demand poor;
unchanged
Corn-Demand poor; spot firm. 4s 3zd: No.
vmber firm, IS 31zd; December firm, Is 4Isd;
january firm, As l1sd.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 14-Money on call easier.
closed offered 2H
Prime paper. 1906
Sterling exchange firm, 4.S4; sixty-day bills,
4. S61s for demand
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auChlEN'A ARNICA AALTH

The merit OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is not &C.
cloental but is the result OF careful study and
experiment. by educated nharrnncists 81
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OAo.
Local Quotations.l

Boiled linseed oil, bbls. coo; cases. hves. $50
Raw linseed oil, bbls., SIC; cases, fves 64c.
Tnrpentlne Dbls., 5sc; cases. aves &c.
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Morning Railroad STOCKS.

bid
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FINANCIAL.
lo0rrectsd DaiIy b Mec0,niek c c0.l
nae Metals.
MoneY Market.

copper ------------------------ll SoDl2 10
5000 80
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-03-03

ton to reinquish those effects by which
greater breadth of shoulders is attained,
only there is an apparent inclination to sub
stitute the shoulder frill, which gives an
aspect of breadth without making it seem
so like a trick or device. To this end re-
course is had to yoke, from which hangs
a loose but not oYer-full frill of the material.
In tea gowns and house dresses use is made
of some cobwebby material like chiffon,
with sprigs OF embroidery and button-holed
at the edges. Lace, too, is very modish for
shoulder frills-Chantilly, Brussels, Span
ish or guipure. It is not necessary TO en-
circle the bust entirely, but stop at the
shoulders in epaulette style, and in this case
carry it down in cascades to the point OF
the corsage in diminishing width. Guipure
in faint yellowish tinge is much worn,
spreading itself in wide pelerine style over
the shoulders.
Among the present accessories to dress
is the corselet. This is worn with all styles
of dresses. 1t is made of satin, velvet,
pearl or jet passementerie, or crepe covered
with black or white lace.