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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28

of Abilene; Southern Kansas railway,
all stations.
2. The rates on shipments of COM
modities subject to this tariff trans
ported from or to stations on lines of
railroads, as described below. shall be
determined by the following formula:
First certain rate as prescribed in
foregoing table or exception No. / for
the actual distance of the route be-
tween point of origin and destination
and then add to such rate the differ
entail rate specified in the following
table for the mileage of that portion
OF the line, as described below, which
is represented in such route:
In cents per 100 pounds Ditferential Rates.
"a FOR OIL distances tan FIT Grn, Salts
100 miles and over so .......... IL
Over 100 miles. ....,.........., TX TX ~
Houston, East and West Texas
Railway, all stations; Fort Worth and
Rio Grande, all stations; Galveston,
Harrisburg and San Antonio, west of
San Antonio; Gulf, Western Texas
and Pacific, all stations; New York,
Texas and Mexican, all stations; Tex
as, Mexican, all stations; Texas, Sa-
bine Valley and Northwestern, all
stations; Texas Western, all stations;
International and Great Northern,
Columbia Branch; International and
Great Northern, south of San An
tonic; San Antonio and Arkansas Pass,
north of San Antonio; San Antonio
and Arkansas Pass, Alice Branch.
Provided, that the revenue arising
from the differential rates shall in ali
| n IN I.
count they are made.
On shipments from or to Velasco no
difference will be added for accounts
of the Columbia branch of the Inter-
national and Great Northern railroad.
3. The minimum weight developments
of hay in straight car loads, trans
ported over lines of narrow gauge
shall be 10000 pounds per car.
A. The minimum weight of shipments
of commodities subject to this tariff,
not including hay in straight car
loads, transported over the narrow
gauge portion Of the East Line and
Red River railroad shall be 5000
pounds per car.
g. The rate on commodities subject
to this tariff between Galveston and
Houston and intermediate stations
shall be cents per 100 pounds, with
minimum charge of $40 per car.
@. The rate between stations on the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railway
and the International and Great
Northern railroad, south of Houston
and other stations in Texas shall not
exceed rates made by adding the rates
prescribed in the foregoing fifth ex-
ception to the rates applying between
Houston and such other stations.
7. The rates prescribed in circular
No. 90, issued by the railroad COM
mission of Texas, March 20, 1892, for
the transportation of commodities
subject to this tariff over the Rio
Grande railroad, shall remain in force,
EXEMPTIONS.
The following lines of railroad shall
be exempt from the operation of this
tariff:
Brownsville and Gulf railroad, Rio
Grande and Ell Paso, Galveston and
Western, Rio Grande and Eagle Pass.
Lake Creek, Texarkana and Fort
Smith, Paris and Great Northern.
Kildare and Linden, Paris, Marshali
and Sabine Pass, Brazos Valley,
Weatherford, Mineral, Wells and
Northwestern, Hearne and Brazos
Valley.
Note-Speciai provision will
made for the Texas Trunk railway.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
Unfortunate Pleasure Party.

PORTSMOUTH, April 24.-This
morning Rosa Foster, Ophel Gray,
Oscar Treftehen and Frederick Burk
started up the Piscataqua river in a
sail boat. When near the Portsmouth
and Kittary bridge strong rient
sent the boa against the bridge and
all four occupants were upset into the
river. All were rescued except Burk,
who was drowned.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
To the Ladies.

There are thousands of ladies
throughout the country whose sys-
TENS are poisoned, and whose blood is
in an impure condition from the alb
sorption of impure matter, due to
menstrual Irregularities. This class
are peculiarly benefited by the won
derful tonic and blood cleansing prop
critics of Prickly Ash, Poke Root and
Potassium (P. P. P) Roses and
bounding health takes the place of
the sickly look, the lost color, and the
general wreck of the system. PIP. P.
it is the cure-be sure to get it at
once. For sale by J. J. Tobin.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
KILLED WITH A CR0WBAR.
A St. Louis Lottery Agent Murdered for
His Money.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 24.-Ed Drex-
Ter, proprietor of cigar store and
bootblacking room, generally reputed
to be blind for a lottery office, was
found dying from injuries on the head
inflicted with a crowbar in the store
in which he sleeps in this city this
morning. Two negro bootblacks, en-
ployes, Charles Wisdom, an ex-con-
vict, and John Sill, are under arrest,
suspected of the crime Wisdom told
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
Methods of Business Education.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April 24.-The
committee appointed by the American
bankers association at it's last meeting
in New Orleans, to select some one to
investigate the methods of business
education in Europe have invited
President Edmund James Wharton,
of the school of finance and economy,
university of Pennsylvania, to under
take the work.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
Plunge of a Locomotive.

ST. ALBANs, VT, April PA loco
motive attached to south-bound
cattle train on the Central Vermont
railroad plunged into the river at
Desrious this morning. Brakeman
George Ely was killed, Engineer
Henry Babcock fractured his thigh
and Fireman James Minehan was
severely bruised.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
Off to the Penitentiary.

The following men convicted of vari-
GUS crimes in Judge Keys court dur
ing the present term, were taken off
to the penitentiary last night: Henry
Scroggins. Tom Bartelle, Jimmy
Green, George Washington, Ed.
Whites and Lem Robertson.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
EXCEPTIONS.

/. The distances from stations on
each of the lines, as described below,
to stations on other lines of railroad In
Texas being over 200 miles, the rates
on commodities subject to grain rates,
as specified above, Exclusive of hay
in straight car load lots,) between sta
tions SO situated, shall be as follows:
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
Embezzler Arrested

WAUKEGAN, ILL.,, April 26.-Henry
Pope, an Englishman, was arrested
this morning for embezzlement Of sew
eral thousand pounds from Pope. Fish
q Co.. Birmingham, England oke
was director Of the company.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
Birthday picnin

Miss Eloise Thomson, the little
daughter of Mr.. Thad Thomson, gave
a birthday picnic to the young pupils
OF Miss Bakers kindergarten school
Monday, which proved a source of
unbounded pleasure to the little ones.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
win Rum Indeusndsnt.

A STATESMAN reporter was reliably
informed yesterday that Councilman
Platt would be candidate for the
legislature from Travis county as an
independent candidate
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28

Fort Worth and Denver City rail-
way, stations north of Henrietta; Tex
as and Pacific railway, stations west
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
DUE LIST.
FOREIGN LIST.
VENEZUELA.
ANOTHER BATTLE.

ANUTHEK BAIILE.
MARACAIBo, April 26.-The FEEDER
alists fought another battle with the
government troops, and again scored
victory. The fight occurred on the
plains near Valencia. Details of
losses OH both sides have not been re-
ceived.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
List of Letters.

Following is the list of letters remaining I'm
called for and advertised at the postofics al
Austin, Tex for the week ending April 25,
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
Cure Your Corns

BY using Abbott's East Indian Corn
Paint. For corns, bunions and warts
it is great. For sale by j. j. Tobin.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1892-04-28
LADIES LIST.

LADIES ilCA'
Arnold, Amelie miss Austin, Matte
Black, Violet miss Brown Alice miss
Baer, Mary miss (2) Brown, NJ mrs
Denton, Rosalie Dawson Josie
Doughery. Lillian mrs Fahey, Nora mrs
Franklin, Jennie mrs Fish, Eliza mrs
Gaines Ella miss Grammer Irene miss
Green, Minnie miss Hickman, Ida mrs
Heisar, Matte mrs jackson, Mary miss
Jennings Maria Kelly, Sarah mrs
Littleton, Sarah mrs Loncks, Mary miss
Mason, Sarah mrs Porter, Julia mrs
Perry Lucy mrs Stubs, ID mrs
Simpson, Mary miss Thompson, Charlotte
Williams, Birdie miss miss
Willis, Mary miss ~ White, Mary miss
2O6 Walnut ST 200 East 18th st
GENTLEMENs LIST.
Amstead, Francisco Arechiga, Felix
Box 1857 C) Bear, "A L
Bryant rs Burdet, Whitfield
Baxter, WmE Balades, Manuel
Balderes, Joriangel Brown q Wood
Beard, A l Bryant Gale
Bawden, H DR. Bell, w
Grain, J Z ~ easy, Henry
Costa, 7 Case, Leonides
Davis, Lee Doffy, Louis
Barter, ] A Draper. G w
Evans, E E Forsythe, L E
Freeman, j d Fowler, d G
Fuller, Wesley Fritz, Peter
Ferguson, Ford Garrett, ThOs
Greenbow, CIV Graft, J H
Good, ] L Hays, S A
Haley, R A Hicks, r Y
Hall, A T Howard, A
Henly. Emory Herrara, Francisco
Harris, G w Hoyt ] A(0
Hunt A DIR Hays, Mack
Johns, Johnnie Johnson, Lawson
Johnson, Ed Kimbie, A ]
Kinks Eli Heirs Krebs, Joe
Lufts, John w Michigan, John
Moore, NJ McCracken, NJ ]
Moss, ] II Murphy, j A
Mcclellan, G A McDowill George
McGregor, Dan Miller Basil
Madelin, Euifamio McVitty, William
Manning, w DR. NIcRoberts, T H
Mulkey, Royal Nichde, Henry
N9llert Andrew Male, Jerry
Nuckols, Newton P0wells, Abe
Russell S Douglas Rev . Richards B Col
Robertson, A j Sims, Nathan
Summers, NJ Samples, John
Smith, J G Sampley, j l.
Stylesi John Sutton w M
Spence, Riley Sims, d
VoSelsong Sons Va3ques, Tomasa
Weatherhead, S DR. Woods, John
Ward, DR. Word, H
Wolf, H (0 Woods, julius
Williams, Fhok Washington, Sam
Williams, Brannon Wilson, w Il
DUE LIST.
Austin, A NJ Rev Lerkwne. E w and
Lawske, Carrie mrs Brown NJ NJ
Taylor, T II
FOREIGN LIST.
Arnholdt Max Constante
Gonzales, Casper Heyman,
Won Gizyeki, Otto
To obtain any of the letters the applicant mu!
call at the, stamp office window an
Have your letters addressed to your street an
number. If not called for in two weeks they wi
be sent to the dead letter office at Washington
D G. ]. q. DEGREES, p M.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13
LOCAL BRYVITIEs.

Anti, Toombs has entered suit for divorce
from her husband, Charles Toombs, alleging
deaeiton and failure to support.
Judge De- Witt @. Lawrence, q patent at
torney, died lot evening Ct the grin at his
rsad suoe Ia Washington, aged II years
He wac the iather-in law OF Mr.. George @
We'd lerburn, formerly ct this city.
Mes.rs. George W Fisher, Noble Lindsey
fnd others have purchased Of Miss Ellen
D.ingeiis!d and others the two squares o;
erouud bounded by Alfred, Patrick, Orono
co. and Wythe streets, for 50 600
Tho Gray Power Compsny and the Capital
Trust company held M otiugs to-day and clecttd
I'll ,ors. The Peoples Gss Ssvinas Association
III Zero yesterday aid e'ected officers. TIL, sc
srs Washington co nrsnlcs.
n the House of Representative sserday Mr.
Nc edith introduced bills for h, relief Of j. v
Davis snd OF Mrs Sarah a. Smith, executriI AID
deviseo Of FIanqis L. Smith.
A srecisl edition of tho Warrsnton Indcr pub
Ii he'd yc.t,rday, ooltains fall account Of tie
III FIN and Dye murder trial.
The man employed to gi the 'op Of the msr
ket house setel l., WAS pattlng on the n.i,hins
touches to-day.
David slolla,d, well.known citizen Of Gu
pepper died suddenly at his hcme Ia that tcwr
til, moinlag.
The Old D minion, tn, Mt. Vernon and tho Me-
ohsnics' huilding associations will hold meeting
might.
A few days since vicious dog belonging to
colored man bsdly bit q con Of Mr.. W. P. Woolls
The Travellers Banking, Publishing and 4nsur
auc Company was chartered to-day.
Mr.. Enos HsG, iltcn /, quite i'll at the residence
of MI E. q. Janney In Prince William.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13
COMMON COUNCIL.

At a regular meeting OF tho Common Council OF
the city Of Alexandria, vs., held on the 18th day
Of January, 1892, there wore present: Hubert
snowden, esq Ptesiden', and Me:srs. Aitchesoo D.,
Flsher, q. N. Moore, Bsllenger Uher. Harrison,
Jones, Smoos and McCuen
Communication from the CLERK OF the City
School 20 nd Cal Ing at:en ioa 10 the vacancy In
tn, board C: used by the removal OF Mr. Thomas
Leadbea or from the I'd ward ~as received.
The following were received from the Board of
Alderman and their tction thereon corclr cd in
viz: Tho petition ofthe Young Mems sod.liiy
Lyceum for gas ,mp in front of their hail $50
the 70 iton OF Alonzo II Jrave:s and othf rs for
an eecGi' light at the intersection Of Prncs,s
and Fayette streets; al. o tho commuI icati, of
u. Pu N W in reference TO = b Ink of earth in
front o. hi, s.ore alsa bill of tho schuyler Eec-
trio Light ConpsDy also resolution or 1raing
the bill Introduced IN Congress in reference 70
tho Mount Vernon avenne.
A communication fir N David c. Leech, Prasi-
dent of the Ajax nlria ard Fsgax Passenger
Rsl wsy, together with an ordinance to amend
snt rc-snt c. sectioa OF an ordinance approved
October u, S9l, entitleI IAN ordinances to per.
nit tie sl.1andris and Fairfax Passenger Rail-
vay Company to isy it's treeka ard to run it's cars
| through and over Certain ts.eets in he ely OF
| Alexsnd Il ViFsinish was received from the
Bea d Of Alderman, road three limos and the vote
| T tul.e tysp, Messrs. Ai'che oa. G. N. Moore,
8al!ergor, Jones, Harrison, Uhl,r Smoot, McCuen
sn1 Ar Pre.ident-9. Noes, nonc-the Pref.
dent rs eTved his decision.
A mmurication rom q, e. Warning, Pa t.r
of Shiloh Baptiss thn:ch, in reference to the ap.
pointmeAs Of o spcoi. cfhcer to preserve order
during services. together with ordinance su-
! tho:!z ng til, Mayor to aoToint are is ofi.es to
prevent disorderly conduct at churches and other
places OF religious meetings was received from he
Board ofLllelm N and their ac.i)n thereon con
Cured in.
The hard than adjourned
Testel JNO. T. JOHNsC N, Clerk.
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OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

bt regular meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen
held January IL, 1892, there were present VIM.
b. Marbury. esq President, and Messrs. Bryant,
Burke, Hinker, Lindsey, Goodrich and Lead
bsat4r.
Petit from the Young MEMS sodslity Ly-
cum for the erection OF gas lamp In trc Mt Of
their hall, on Duke street, between boyal and
Fairfax was referred to the Com mittee on Light
A petition o. number Of residtn's of the le-
talty for sn electric light at the Intersection of
Princess 81 d Fayette Streets was referred 10 The
Committee on Light.
bill Of ths Schuyler Eltc re Company, S1O6,
T new armture at the electric ght works was
referred to Mr.. Hinken, chairman OF the Com
mittee Ga Light With 8 requirement that he cor
S,'pond with the achuy ler Compin, as to tho va.
idity OF ths bill, it being alleged that according
to the compsnys contract with the CITY the for.
the electric ii sht plant re: iod Of three yes
without cost to the city.
A petition Of d, B, Pa man pr.v'-,o that tho
bank Of eag:h be cat away in '--ont OF his store,
to tho Committee On str, ets.
a pe'' IN was received from the Alexandria
I'D f'aIfsx Passenger Railway Company asking
sn extension Of the time in which they are re-
CURED to build their rosd. and IA n,nce to
smend a1d re-enact sec'ioI 4 OF IN or1iasUco, ap-
proved October u, 1891, entjtlei an act to per-
NIT the Alex ,ncris ard Fairfax Passenger Bail
Wy Company 10 lay Its tracks sni run its cars
throu III snd over certain streets in the city of
Al'1sndria, Va ," was resd three times and pass
ed BY the TO loving vote: Ayoa, Mossis. Lindaey,
Burke, Hinken, Goo5rict, Bryant, Lesdboater
and Mr.. Presidcnt-7. Noes, none
An ordinsnce authorizing tho Msyor to app Int
special oficers to prevent disorderIy cor dact a.
clurches and other places OF religious nesting
accompanied by petition from Il. Fl. War Ing,
PASTOR Of Shiloh Baptist Church, was referred t.,
tho Committee on General Laws
A r solution endoring the LII recently intro
'duced in Congress appfopris ing 100000 with
which to begin the nstructi n of the Mount
Venom Avenue, end requesting our sera ors and
Representatives to urge its passage vas adopted
with the I'm Outstanding that tn Clerk of the Gem
m on c. u ell pat tae rcso,a i'm in shap; before
transmitting it,
3 c mmunc, tion from Hubert snowd n, Clcrk
OF the City school Roa:d notifying Council OF
vacancy in the board by the rem o ,al Of Thomas
Leadbsater from the Second wa'd W g received
from the Comm,n Council and th,ir action con.
Cured in.
The beard then adjourned.
Testc: LIB. THOMPSON, Clerk p:o tenn.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13

PoLICE REPoRT.-Lsst night was rainy
srs at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed Of the
following cesas:
Rose Gpdridge, colored. alias Washington,
alias Miller, arrested on suspicion OF havirg
act fire to her house In which were hurned
her two infant children, was dismissed for
giant Ct evidence.
Robert aud Ernest Grade ..od VIM. VII.
iams, ooiored. n"A-s ea with stealing tickets
- - -ur. J. NJ. Eli, were discharged. and
Simon Thomas. oolored. arrested en- the
same charge, was sent al for 60 days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13

Gle MT amount OF stock at stated price could
not be obtsined to jastify the undertaking
Three of the same gentlemen are nov CON-
sidering The question OF taking hold Of the
pre- .ct. ard assuming the whole stock Nth
the Indebtedness of the company. II is
hoped Tor the good OF the city that this last
effort may prove successful. A pay roll OF
$500 weekly ought not to cease here fer
want OF little business pluck and ooopera.
ton. 1t Ia understood that come OF TIE
stockholders DOW say they will .trantfer
their stock free to syndicate who shall ~
6eF.ake to run the factory othera that they
will sell ct nominal price. 60 that 1t ssems
likely that we will yet hear the steam peg.
BANNER In cur midst. and, If 30. 1t Ia likely
10 peg faster and louder than ever.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13

How a perfect mastery Of French CONVEX alton
can bs tcqui,td without any grammar or text
BOOK By rsti. nsl comm II sense process, will be
July elucidsted at Prof. Etitnoe Lsmbsrt's free
lecsure Thursday, at 4 p. M, at Arlington Insti-
tute 800 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13
CORPORATION NOTICES.

OFFICE ALEXANDRIA GAS WORKS,
" Rooms 5 ard 6, City Hall,
Alexandria Va Jan IL, 1892,
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS
Gas consumers will p.e-ss take notics that Fri.
day. tho 18th day Of January, 1892, Is the last
d,y for discount gss bills TO, the quarter ED
ing December 18th, 1891 and no discount will
b, allowed after that date. The Office will be
opened en- tho 12.h, 18th and 14th from 8 8. N
to P m, and from 8 a. m 70 $50 p. N. on the
18th, oin1er hour included.
BIN. LATHAM, supt.
iln11 Ct B. 7. COOK, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13

DEADLOCK house soLD.-I; is under
stood that Mr.. Dean Fish, OF New York,
has sold to MIR. VIM. Hancock. of Wyoming,
Pa, the Bradiock House property In this
city. The consideration named Ia ga d to be
In the neighborhood Of s25, 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13

DIsoHARGED.-Rose Miller, with many
aliases, was to-day taken before Mayor
Strauss on suspicion OF having last wetk got
fire to her house In tbs northwestern part
OF the city and thereby causing the death of
her two children. Several witnesses were
examined, but 40 evidence appearing againtt
the woman she was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13
Guaranteed Cure.

We sutho,izs orr d ,ertiscd d ggst to sell D :.
Kioe,s New Discovery for Conaumpt:o-, Coue' 6
mi Gods upol tn c1nGi lon Itycu are { flict-
I'd wi'haC,u h Geld or any LING, Throat CT
Chest t. ontle, snd wi. use this remedy a, rect
ed giving it fair trial, and e1peril ncs no bent:
e., you may return the hottie spd have your
mn1ey furi d. We Gould not make this offer
did we 4 It know that DR.. Kings New Discovery
could bs relic on, It never dissppo:nts. Trial
bot "a free at E. 8. Ieadbeater & Bros Drag
Sto:e. Large size SOC and 81.
800 words enough. Ia bis free lecture Thurs
day, at q. M. st Arlington Institute $40 King
street, Prof Etenae Lambert will demonstrate
how Thorough knowledge OF French toavsrsa-
tit can be squirrel within the compass of 800
words. All interested should attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13
GRAND OPENING
of an immense assortment Of
Ladies' NuSinUnderVear
Hamburg Edgings, etc.
Hamburg Edgings, etc.

Having secured an immense lot OF L.
dies Muslin Underwear, Hamburg Edg-
ings. ETC., at q great sacrifice, We propose
to sell them at prices to make them move
quickly. We ara of.ring genuine bar
gains and make mention below OF few
OF the more prominent. Convince your
selves.
One lot Chemisea at 25c, fno muslin,
ruf1led neck.
One lot Chemlsea at Soc, very fine mug
lin, neatly trimmed.
Ore lot Chomises at 4sc, very fine mug
lin, Hamburg yokes, feather edge finish.
One lot Ladies' Drawers at CSC, fine
muslin, 2 rows steering and rufl,.
One lot Ladies' Drawers ct 35c, fine
muslin, 4 lows cheering aid rufi,.
One lot Ladies' Drawers at 49c, ma
muslin, 6 fine .uckr, with hemstItched
Hamburg.
Que lot Ladiea' Skirts at Acc, with three
tucks and ruffle.
One !os Ladies Skirts at Toe, With
3 tucks and Hamburg ruffls.
One lot Ladies' Skirts at 99c, With 4
tucks ard fine Hamburg rufls.
enc lot Ladies' Night Dsessos at Ace,
tucked yoke and ruff I'd trimming.
One lot Ladica Night Dresses at Toe,
yoke tucked, Ham burg inserting and edge.
One lot Ladies' Night Dresses ct 93c,
punched tucks, fne Hamburg embrolde-
~ trimming.
One lot Plain Corset Covers at 1870.
One lot Hamburg trimmed Corset Cow
ers at 25c.
One lot do, st 35c.
One lot Lonsdale Cambria Y cut,
One lot Gents Night Robes at 49c, coli
ored corded fnish.
One lot Infants Slips st Acc, fine tucks,
Hamburg edge and inserting.
One lot do. at 75c.
Ono lot Children's Dresses st 75c, with
fine tucks, Hamburg edge and inserting.
One lot Chi.dren's Chemisos at 25c to
close.
Hamburg Nginga at 4c. g., Sc, 1Oc,
12c. 15c, 2oc and 25c. We are selling
theae regardless of value. Como early
and get the first choice.
Balance OF atock Of Cloaks, Blankets
and Comforts st half price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13

Edward Pond o few days since vent
hunting In TIE woods near Thomas, W. Va.
81 !, Loaf his way and was frez,n to death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13

THE CPEsA HoUsE-? he farce comedy success,
"iiuie usse.," which sppesrs at the Opera
House, II, MAY night, is psy nsn cares TO see
at er his US work is done, snd to which he cao,
With propriety take l>dr. FOX nothing IS SID or
dcne to INVOKE tho censurs OF The most tastidioos
1t slso conssins many bright lrea, and string Of
catchy songs aud dsncea have been skill!uliy ir.
trcducd into the psy,