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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03

The Sultan of K-ddnh's Plan for Puttin g
Condemned Convicts Oh: orthe Way.

Tho Sultan OF Keddah In the Malay PENN
tho sentence Of death upon condemned con.
vcts. 1t is doubtful II this method OF cxecu-
tion is practised in any other part of the
world. The Sultan is the ruler OF a country
containing about 10000 people.
On the morning Of tho day fixed for tho exc
cution tho Sultan. followed by his Minister'S
goes nbout II mile and half from the palace
to largo vacant space reserved for tho exc
rntion Of criminals. Nothing can be seen in
this place excepting tho graves OF the con
dcmned andn large which is called the trce
OF execution. The Sultan takes his scat in a
chair Mt tho foot OF tho tree while his Minis
ground; Then the roEacmncd mani brought
forward ard Is made TO kncc NJ II distance OF
ni H. Hsc I"rtZ Let: Us Hrmf ar" tied behind
The rN"cu'ioner, place uron the left shoulder
nTf th" condemned man n Iccc Of cotton cloth.
H. iie then lnSes In his hands tho lance II Jus
ticn. winch IS very richly ornnmcntcd with
silver, PUTS the POINT upon tho mans lett
tth htH h% md Grnsrs ths handle Armly with
made ho looks ut the sultan WHO is hiding
the sword Of lnstic. In his lap. Tho Sultan
nu l, t raises his hand and this is tho Sig
At this moment the cNccutioncr. who is nj
o w wefrHi"s u srcnEtn. with ne yigor,
o into M H. lance + the nn
rs though h" had boon shot through tho heart.
ma ma, pr4ably Is net conscious OF suffering any
eano nn tho" s M"rnws t9 %
L!oni flowing from tho wound with tho Utton
cloth, IN conformity with tho rites Of Islam
70 ms iamilV. who purify it by ahluiions and
nnln elaborate funeral ceremonies. Mr.. Jules
elaine. who reccnily.wtnrssrd "ne of these
tarlc is net nearly so revolving as that OF somo
o'hcri nNIcting capital punishment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03

Sclavoninn mission. tho FIRST Of It's kind
Is about to DO established In this city on a
similar footing to tho proposed Hungarian
mission ut st. Marks Chapel. on East Tenth
street. The Sclavonian population In New
York Is not II very numerous one. They speak
no English and belong to a small and obscure
branch Of the Greek Church. The representa-
"" men OF the community hnvc sent Il peti-
llt'on ON" Grand Patriarch Of Constantine
PIE RSklEE TINT II nat I've priest OF the Scln-
vpnli!n branch ol tn" Greek Church be assigned
,ntake charge a. the spiritual welfare Of his
iGti ,.nW roVntrym"n herr" PrndinS tn" result
provided hr tho Ray, Charles G. Adams for tho
S'lhyS In ~ Marks Memorial Nhrpol in which
sunday afternoon: The srrvccs ar. conduct
eu AZ present n tho Srlavic tongue by u lay
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03

The old brass door knockers Of New York.
scarce as they are. survive in unexpected
places. One Of the most graceful forms In
knockers has the sugar.bowl shape that was
part OF this century. There are a few OF these
left in the quarter west Of Broadway and
south OF Fourteenth street. and ono still orna-
ments q mmonplace doorway Of the far east
side German quarter. Ugly cast-iron knockers
still cling to a great many doors in the east
side. Doubtless the brass knockers that pre-.
New York door posts OF nifty years ago were
modelled upon various styles Of architecture.
Perhaps the favorite was the Corinthian with
notifications. The region lying Immediately
south OF Washington square has mnny such
door posts. Some Of them seem to have trace
petals OF tho capital Several door posts in
West Washington square have capitals almost
exactly like those Of the Temple Of the Winds
tom pic T. the Mstropolitan Museum Of Art:
with Dorie columns for door posts; The Dorio
is unusual in the door posts Of old New York
houses, though it figures here and there on the
east sids in even more severe form thnn that
shown in the Greenwich street houses. The
earyinGs on many Of these old door posts are
half hidden beneath long.accumulating coats
OF paint. They somewhat lost their old-time
distinction when cheap cnst-iron limitations
wero set UP in tho doorways OF new houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03
Tn. SUMS Guide to New York.

Eenh'S 10 questions ASKED rrcV dGy hY HE
guests anil citizens u the American metropolis.
Suggestions 10 Sighisc9s aud practical mto,7aa-
h0n for Ird@''a' psoDf. The san TiNpuJhsh. in
time for "Sr al the Columbus Celebration npn DE-
fohcr, a "omp'etc. unique, and practical guide book
10 ms ci'm II 'cW tea riaitors whdt he sights
arr hO'c 10 rfdc' @c1'. ,nhere 10 lodge and board
~hHe here and he cosi. where 10 do rrholfSale
or retail Shopping, ho~ IN amuse themselves. aud
get rest 'rh"" "snrp Of sightseeing. II wWbc al
hariire'y printed, pleasant u READ. and he sub
jrct "'drT "W be d'rided and n1tnI ei IN a ray
10 insure he TEST results. The rpaH IHr ,rW be
." ccnS PR rory. The lSt,.'s GUidc ,rW also offer
a6Qna'iCd aud exceptional opportunities 10 aort,--
Users. Those who irish further information on
his subr't should address The Guide Book De-
pardneAi Of lie NetO York San.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03
sUGAR.BowL KNoCKER.

There has been a revival OF the Outline dec.
orations in some recently erected houses on
the west side. Perhaps the most interesting
Of those houses Is one in West Tent h street.
between Fifth and Sixth avenues. 1t is plain
three-story brick house. perhaps fifty years
old. with doorway and main window mndo
anew: The window Is OF stained glass. The
door Is q beautiful piece OF mahogany. with
plain paneIling. and with extremely graceful
horned steers, skulls are placed at regular In;
tervnls oyer door and window. and connected
BY wreaths Of flowers in the style popular in
late colonial times. An admirable wrought
iron railing. tipped ut the posts with brass.
climbs the outer steps and guards the area
Tho area door is lattice OF wrought iron.
Tho uaiIup feature Of the house. however.
is tho knocker. u great bronze cockatrice
Struggling as in the grip Of an enemy. This
piece is admirably executed. and it is by far
New York: Tho whole effect Of the house is
ch.rmingly simgle and elegant, and It fits
old;fashionod brick dwellings, with door posts
and ornamental area Rulings.
Ascension Parish House. II West Eleventh
street. has q doorway that is worthy Of west
side trad itions. II is archad. with u fanciful
iron grill enclosing the transom. and 1T tho
base o. he lstter is AN oaken bonn bearing at
each end a beautifully carved head Of some
thing that may be either fish. flesh. OF fowl. or
perhaps all three In one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03

Halt dozen things Seem TO have been ne
OF two generations ago These wsre q wooden
mantel. carved door posts. u brass knocker.
wroucht-iron Rulings to steps and area. an
som. and mahogany hand rail to tho stair
way In tho hall; Tho mantols and mahogany
ers OF new houses would be glad
enough to buy them right out Of
the ,awwe!linCs that the, they have %, orn1amented
vide ratings hnvo in many instances dis
appeared. though some remain in the Frcnch
q uarter and in those parts of the down town
e. tst side TINT rot resist tho frowning advance
Of tho tenement houses. Tho brnss knockers
bells or push buttons. Tho iapiiehts and door
post have outlived most OF their antique COM
paniOns. and there are yet some hundreds OF
ing over tho conventional work In brown stone
that displaced the former generation ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03

Secretary H. G. Crickmorc Of the Monmouth
Park Association announces tho following
weights for the Hnckcnsack Handicap. at one
mile. to be run at Monmouth Park on July D:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03
Tao Harp tina, Once Through Tara. Hail.

Tho Gaelic Society OF this city. through Miss
+. I.andweisick OF Brooklyn. has secured u
place In tho Horticultural department OF tho
Worlds Fair for representation OF the Brian
Boru harp. IT Is to DO made of shamrncks
gathered from the hills OF Tara. The outline
Of tho design. Will be Of gravel from Glasneyin
Cemetery IN Dublin. where number Of con-
sptcuous lrishmcn are buried
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03
LAST DAY At CHARTER OAK PARK
Martha wilkes. Nominntor, and Athlete
Win Their Purses HandIIy.

HARTFORD. July 2.-The postponed pro-
gramme at Charter Oak Park resulted in
rather ordinary sport. Martha Wilkes found 1t
nero exercise to defeat Alinc. Diamond. and
Abhin Y. in the 2:lG rnrc over II heavy track.
She was hot favorto from the first.
The New York mare Orphan Lass Was picked
TO win tho 2:2+ trot. but she showed neithcr
the srrr,l nor the behavior necessary 10 head
the stallion Golden drove NOininatcr WAS
laid III tho first heat, after which lac Outia ed
Present without difficulty. winning with plenty
TO spare.
Athlete had things NIL his own way in the
2:,t} race. his only dangerous rival. Misior-
tune, being too unsteady to win. Summaries:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03

@77S''''''sF ~ "1'Hf.N'IUN
The west side has to show the most bcauti-
ful AMI elaborate wood carving to be seen
upon the exterior OF any house In New York.
4t tn" Ava atD East Tenth, street md its next.
door neighbor. The simpler Of the two fronts
Is that OF the Ava Tho chief feature horo
Is the figure OF the elephant. many times re-
peatel. and done with marvellous iidelity. A
the house next door. This is ornnmented with
n richness oil carving that can be appreciated
only after long study. At first sight 1t
besques. but on closer inspection /; turn out To
bo q mass nf sharply defined flowers. fruirs,
such AS one selIum secs save in the deli.
cate work 81 the Japanese carvers in ivory;
yns t5s mas NI Sf
Dgrently without sustaining serious harm.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03

nsene rsuiiGhse, Brsse Knockers. and
Carved ecsAwe~k Yes Hensnia.

|, Before that period whom New Yorkers thought
II necessary to croct marble mnntcls like tomb
stones about tho spots where their ancestors
had freplacss. thore was In this town race OF
wood-carvers who did uncommonly effective
work. You may seq evidences of such work
In oil tho older parts Of New York. and espec-
tally In the west sido region south OF Four
teenth street Dozeus OF tho plaincst brick
houses IN this region conceal picturesque old
wooden mantels. often painted almost out OF
semblanoe and robbed OF their broad old fire.
places. but stu vastly prcttior than the mar
BILE abom nations OF Il latcr era
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03
Vermont.
SUM MET BOARD
IN VERMONT
AND on


Your attention Is respectfully invited to "summse
Homes Among the Green His Of Vermont and Along
the Shores OF Lake Champaign" illustrated book
containing "a selected number OF tho best family
homes for entertaining summer guests at prices
from - 10 SO per week. Also list of best hotels
with description and rates. Mailed FREQ appca.
ton 10 w Il. BABcOCK. s. +. A.. 1853 broadway. New
York: T. II. HANLEY. ~ t. y. A.. 800 Washington st..
Boston. Mass. or \. ". CUMMINGS. q. y. A. Contra
Vermont Railroad. st. Adams. Vt.
I AXE DTNMOEE-Tho new Momninin
II Surfing Hotel and cottages will open In June.
Situated In the hear OF the Green Mountains and
the prrttiest lake in Vermont Every mod'r npr
mrnt for the comfort OF guests 200 elegant rooms.
For full particulars. plans. &c. address
J. K PARSONS. Prop. or 4. } EsTLOW. Mgr-
SALISBrRY. Vt.
GkEEE NOUN rAISS.
PEoSFECT HOUSE.
on the shore of LAKE BOMOSEEN. Perfect sanitary
arrangements. Electric lights Tcle grAph in housas
Good boating and nshnE. Rates 81 to tl2 per week.
VIC. MOUND. Prop. Casteton. VI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-07-03

The trotters go from here to PHILADELPHIA
an Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12
LOCAL nREvITIEs.

The March tarm OF the Corporation COURT
will begin Ga Monday.
The weather o.dsy has teen bright and
the temperature mild.
Attention Ia called 10 the card OF Dr..
Woodland, opticiau. He comes to this city
we'll recommended.
Mr.. 81. Suter, IT,. has transferred to Mr..
Thomas hoy lot In the square bounded by
Massachusetts avenue, B and 3td sreetp, q.
9. Washington.
The trucks on which an engine and small
house we're being drawn through the streets
yesterday broke down at The corper OF
Washington and Cameron streets.
Mr.. Charles O. Arnold. formerly of this
citys but who for the past 45 years had been
reeident OF Philadelphia, died In that city
on the % inst. Mr. Arnold was brother
OF Mrs. B q. Jenkins and vas we'll known
by many OF tie older residents Of this city.
The depot building st Hamilton was en-.
tered by thieves through window last night
aud the money drawer In the room occupied
by the pos.offce robbed OF small smount
of change. The thieves are supposed TO be
some coIored boys who live in that neigs-
borhood.
In fight last Saturday night in the western
part OF the city between Tom Tho,n'op AMI Ed.
Wexford, both colored, Thornton was cut on the
head with a Ratchet and 80 badly hurt that il is
said he will not recover.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12
The Richmond Terminal

Directors of the Richmond Terminal Com.
psuy It ,ted 10 New York last night that the
$500, 600 600 reorganization plan had basn
abandoned but that another plan was being
arranged in which The Georgia Central met
ter was he!d In oOeysnce, and that the Firat
National bank party end other bankers mad
arrsrged to provide o syndicate to noder'
write the plan on the new basic. The Rlch.
znond Terminal drectars yesterday appoint
sd 81 executive COMMITTEES Of nine 10 oeTe,
consisting OF the president. Jno. Fl. InmsD,
Geo. J. Gould, W. E. Strong. O. S Brica, ].
O. Mabsn, Semi. Thomas, ]. G. Moore,
James Swami, Vice President Calhoun and
Vlcs President Rutherford. The commit.
tse should have been appointed last Decem.
Der, but so.ion was deferred waiting for the
olcot committee to proceed with the organ
ization.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12
OFFICIAL.

An ORDINANCE 10 provide for gettiog the curb
gathering ard putting down six Ioot brick
si-eya on both sdes Of Alfred Street. t: ON the
sonth ius OF Duke street to he north line oil
Wilkes rect, ard for tbs asst ssment Of the cost
Thereof, and the col ec.ion of the s;me, under
the SD section o. ths city charter.
| Sec. ]. Be it ordained by the City Council of
Alexandria. Va, That the Committee on Streets
arc hereby author I'D aud directed to have the
curbing Ee' cutters paved, and six foot lick
sidewt TX put down on both sides of al red street.
! from the south I'm, OF Dake street to toe north
| line CT Wilkel street, and the said Committee on
Streets shall advertise for ten days in some news
paper published in the city OF AleIandris
fer proposals to DO said work, and ahal
enter into contract 18th the lowest re-
sponsibe bidder fer sad work, and require
OF the peraon or persons contracting to d.
eaid work or furnishing the material therefor, to
i've bonds in the penslty Of one thousand dolara
with surety or snreties 10 be approved by said
committee, ndi.itn)d for the faithful perfor-
nance Of said contract.
Sec 2. Be 1t farther ordained, That au assess.
ment sh I'll 30 eviaG upon the property binding
en- said street ss described in this ordinance, 10
wit: Tw0-tnifds Of the st o. such guttering and
curSil 6 to b psii by the owners OF the real es.
tete fronting on ia d treet, and the VIII L, of the
| cost o, putting down said lex i;cwaIk TO DO
psid BY ths owners OF tbs zeal estate on said
street
street as before described shall have been gqtter-
cd, turLed ind said ak foct s:dews put down SIS
provided in the first section Of his Otdinsrce the
SUPPLEMENTARY OF Pc ice, and Clerk Of the Com
mon Coun il shall proceed without delay to C. rry
cut the ro.i ions Of sn CT lance am nding end
retnactius section So, CT chapter ", of the laws
OF the city Of Alexandra 1874, passed May 11tb
1886
Soc.4 Ro it further dsin:d, That az said
turbing and gatttr.ng is bsing doue, and said
Sidewalk Is being fu1 down, the Auditor is au-
tho i9sd TO draw warrants fro n time to time
uroa tho Treasurer of the city Of Alexandria for
such Gums OF m ney as may be required to pay for
said work ami materi4ls
Sec 5. The Com mlttee en- Streets are authorized
to employ competent engineer to eupeiintond
ssiiw'rk at u cost not to exceed re dollars per
dag.
SC. 6. This ordinance ahell be In force from its
passage.
Passed Board of Aldermen March 8, 1892.
w. II. MARBURY, President.
Passed Common Council Msrch 8, 1892.
HUBERT SNOWpEN, President
Approved March IL, 1892.
HENRY STRAUSS, Mayor.
Teste: JNo. T. JOHNSON Clark @. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

We beg to announce that we have bsen appoint
Cd By Mr.. /. ". Harper, ihs famous Distller, Of
Nelson County, KY, Agents for his spperb Hand
Male Sour Mash u hiskey.
This announcement la o! Importance to every
one, for it insurss to them for tho future one OF
the purest, most delicate, and mos. celebrated
Whiskiss in the world. and those who wi tahe
thu trouble hereafter to dcmsnd the "Q. w.
Harper Whisky" Iced have no fear that
It's moderate Csc will iniure either health or Dis
position. CARR q sWEfNAM,
Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

Miss Maggie Cooke. wto has had charge
o! q millinery establishment 10 this city for q
number years. and who ia one OF Alsxan-
dria's most popular nillinere, Is now North
purchasing full line OF millinery goods 10.
store of her own which che will open
No 502 King street on or about March ~.
We bespeak for Miss Cooke liberal sbsrs
OF the patronage Of the ladies who will lind
her goods stylish and her work tasteful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12
Catarrh in New England.

Ey's Cream Balm gives satisfaction to every
ono using it for catarrhal troubles.-G. z Mellor
Drageis5, We're ster, Mass.
1 beieyo Ely's Cream Balm /, tho b;st article
for ests,rh ever offered the pubic-Bush & Co
Druggists, Worcester, Mass.
an article OF resi- merritt. p Alder, Druggist
Springfield, Mass
Those who use il speak highly of it.-Geo. A.
Hill, rruggist. Springfield, Mass
Cream Balm has given So i,fsctory resulsE.-W.
P Draper, Drugei.t Springfield, Mas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
Barbour, receiver, Va. Stewards admins.
trEtof: D.euissed.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
70. Postal Telegraph Gable Company, aud
Postal Telegraph Cable Company vs. Nor
folk and Western Reilroad Company. Al.
ausd and continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

MONTE CARLO 70 REorEN.--The book.
makers. aoting urder legal advice. will re-
eume bueiness at the old sisnd st the aouth-
err end OF the Loog Bridge on Monday.
Since the passage Of the Mushbaoh bill
Wsshiug5on's Monte Cas'c hes been praoii-
oally 6ese!t tad. The b0okmakers have. how.
ever, ceen advised By their attorneys that
they can evsde b5e new law By acting as
agents. they will, In the future, conduct
their business or the commission plan, SINH
lar to the dodge adopted By the New York
bookmekers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

Experleaos ls On excellent teacher, and
We must therefore believe that those who
have had great suocesa with poultry Tell US
trniy the best methods Of feeding and treat
mens when they tell us that Stonebraker's
Chicken Powder Ia Indispensable to thu cue.
cseaful peu t-y raiser Price, 25 cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

CALL AcoBpTBD-Rev. L. W. Doggeit,
formerly OF fredericksburg bit more recent
~ Of 81. Paul's Church, Chester. Pa has ac-
cepted call to thu rectoyship ofst Phillips
Church, In Philadelphia. Mr.. Dogget', be-
fore leaving Chester, was presented By his
congregation With puree Of god "a c tosii-
moDial OF their esteem and regard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

q RRL1C.-Tae family Bible OF Gaorae
Waphlns t ,n's mother, now owned By hIrs
Lewis Washington, OF Chsrlsstown, W. Va,
has beea loaned for exhibition at Mount
Vernon. 1t has o cover OF homs spun
cloth nut on by its original owner. The
book il Torderfuily preserved for its age,
and ell OF its pages ara still intact, except
the fl 81 five OF eiz, that were torn out and
placed Ia the CONVERSIONS OF the Mary
Washington monumen', ct Fredericksburg
Vo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely do you
good, if you have Cough, Cold, or any trouble
with Throat, Chest or Lungs. DR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds ia
back. Sufferers from Ls Grippe found it Just the
thing and under its use had speedy snd perfect
recovery. Try sample bottle sc our expense and
learn for yourself just how good thing it is
Trisl bottles fres at o, G. Lemons Drug Store
GOA King street. Large size SOC. and S100.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

IHAD severe attack Of catarrh and became 30
deaf could not hear common conversation.
suffered terribly from roaring in my head. pro
curpi bottle Of Ely Cream Balm, and ia tbrae
weeks could hear as we'll as ever could, and III "
can say to ai who are in lcted with tho worst Of
diseases, catarrb, take Ely's Cream falm and be
cured. 1t Is worth $1,000 to any man, womsn
or child suffering from Catarrhal. E. Newman.
Grryling, Mich.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

PHospHATEs. -Tbe Standard Phosphate
Mining end Ccamictl Compsug, composed
OF numoe. OF gentlemen OF this city. have
rscelvei fem theIr phosphate beds at Gerdo
lick Fla, specimens of the bone tsksn
therel-ou. Some O. ;hls bone hee already
hetn used ca fs,ms In this neighbcrh0o5
gnd has produced excellent crops. Ine
sneoip,eus received here yesterday contain
from 70 10 so par cent. Of pure bone, snd l.
ia geld that 1t is probsble thst much OF the
bone will be sent heIe to be ground. Tbo
company ls composed OF The Messrs. Agnew,
Mr. MeKepze and Mr. harlow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

PoLIoB REpoBY.-Last night Was olea7
and colo vita two prisoners and ten l0dgers
at the station house.
The Mayor this morning disposed OF the
following cases
Theo. Smith. colorsd, for dlsorderly coz
duct, was fired $40 Or given 60 days.
young man. tor Being drunk OF the sts-
ton house, was aned g 80 or given 30 days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12
LIED.

Gsrch 10, 1892, W. A. sIasoN, in the 10th
yesr OF hi, age. Fune al Tomorrow (-upisy)
afternoon at o'clock from Eis lae resic ence on
south Fayelts street. Friends invited TO attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

The MARKET friday was only fairly well
attended by country people. Prices were
geuern.ly unchanged Is compared with these
OF last week except f3r esse, which were
lower, selling ct Is cents per dozen. The
fsh benches wsre we'll supplied with eli
kinds OF seasouabla fish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12

Many Persons are broken
down from overwork or household cares.
Browns Iron BitterS Rebuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess Of bile.
and cures malnria- Get tho genuine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YoRK, Mar. 12.-The opening Of the
sock market this morning was made at insignih'
can't changes from last nights figures. Richmond
and West Point, common and prefeersd further
advanced H. while the list was inclined to drocp.
The final trading YVES dull and without feature of
note and a, II O'Clock the market YVES quies and
rather heavy generally at the Lowest prices
reached.