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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

|IallcsAeo, ILL., Sept. 1.-THE board
'oiration in tho Atchison Fappeal
= TO the eligibility Of +. AFFORD
s,Ye as the Atchison's arbitrator IN
fiElual appeal haYe made pub
IN decision. They agree that
I eligible TO act as arbitrator il,
sues pending and accordingly re-
ne ne ruling Of Chairman Caldwell
!. western Passenger association.
.oiees the chairman 20 accept Ford
u q the three arbitrator 10 de-
g,1,etner the Atohison was justified
-AAg twelve dollar rate from
80 10 Denver ami return on ac-
q the Knights Templar con-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

1t5-l.As, TEX, Sept. Special r.
sie' late Of the News. has aban-
III ~ scheme Of attempting 20 start
~tlsloon paper 10 this city. He in
IA n ylr correspondent this after
'a-t The scheme iell through last
4 owing 70 tho inability Of the
~ 7loNkhoiders t6-get q quorum. p
,tfie wanted 10 SOC the glitter Of
I, 49, 'eiare hegahactiYe operations.
:. X Vested parties failed to pro-
s .le now Col. Boyle via seek
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
FINE MACHINE.

a sIty Dollar Sewing Machine Tor opIy
Twonty-Throe Dollars
SryIH iifyEns. y a., Jan 20 iADe
Fort Worth Gazette, Fort worth, 1et;
DEAR SINS Wo received your premium
machine some weeks back, and have given
Il q fair trial, aud find II 10 he a splendid
machine, and aH good 81 eygry respect as
lots Of machines that have boen sold 10 our
neignbora thH year for ~. Wishing you
good luck / Will close You're respectfully,
W. n COCHRAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

FF1NVUI ITT1 ITTTH Il T8lTI
T1e Democrat Publishing Company, Fort
Worm, Tea
GEHTLEMIF Your premium machine
was received 10 duo time ] an moro than
delighted with H. have used many dlf-
fcrent machines, and tbs GAzgrTg Is far
superior 70 AL NY friends who have seen
my oeautiiui machine admire Il yory much
Success mud long No 70 THE GAznrTK
Very respocliu.ly Nins. J. l., fRiDdK
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
DISCHARGED.


IpT9RIE, o. T., Sept, 14.--[Spcoial.
iee Tour cowboys who We're arrested
VIZ Cherokee strip last night on
IN Of robbing the Santa Re train
n marion, were given a hearing be-
United States Commissioner Boles
evening and discharged. Three Of
'56' Archer Elliott, G. N. English
", Graham, wore well known young
y this city, and their arrest on so
w a charge caused q sensation
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

iolu, rer box, soci Adarn's New York No.
:. pr box. SOC; fascination, Coz. SWEET fern,
~ carmel tolu. &c; No. New York. 35c;
ole Z Yucatan, per box, COS; 6-boX car
loon, S,ias Valentines euchrie, per box,
etc; Panama, por box, d5e; California fruit.
per box, voc Bery's beauty, 9Oc; tolu. csc;
Per DOZEN, $40; sweetgum. per box. Inc;
Mdilams crown tolu, doL boxes, $3.50.
Williams peppermint tolu, doL boxes,
sa'oOi Williams pine apple, s3IS
DKuos
Quotations based on small lots 10 retail
dealers: Acetanlid, per ounce lOc; per
10, ioc aeeuo acid. per 10, 81; carbolie acid,
SrSst rer 10, 30 70 $50 muriaie acid, g,
p, per 10, ~ nitric acid. G. T., per 10, sic;
sulphuric acid, G, p. per 10, pic; fannie
acid bulk, per 10, tl85, alcohol, IS per cent,
per ga. $40 less g cash; alum, per 10, &c;
antiknmula, sLo0; antifebrino per OF, a5c,
antlpyrine. per o., $40; ammonia, carbo-
nate. per ID, i6c; blue vitriol, por To-, 81;
blue mass, per 10, toe; blue ointment, per
d. tOci oornN, per To-. laaiS; cAinphor
gum, Per 10, 53c; capsicum, powdered, per
TO- soci copptras, per To- gaze; crcgu
tartar, {, r., per H., 2SaA1
gtoeers por To- loo; Dover's powder, per 10,
$l,lNi other sulphuric, U.SP.. 10 zoe; gum
pr 10, 7cteiue brown, y 10, ledl6e. glue,
white, per 10, zoo; mace per 10, Soc, mer
curry, per lh55c; morphiuu. sulph. p. Is W.
s o. boxes, per or, SIS; ~ e. boxes
ner o. Sl.s0; or bottles, per o., sl.o0;
uutmegs, per pound, '5c; castor oil, per
raL Si.O'a- / 10 olive oil gal, Stl0; linseed
Oh. per gal, 4sda0c; sporm oil, W. H., por
gall slaOi opium per pound, s., o.; opium,
Pc, per pound, $3.50; black pepper, por
pound, loc: p1tish bromide, per
pound, &ci potash, ohorato per
pS9toaa' qei iodlde, per o.
per o. SIC; Quiriue, p. s W.. o. cans, per
o. sOci quintne, =. y W, 9-os cans, par
% 10; n y. quinine o. walls, per %,
s'ci do, o. tins, per us, 2ac, do, 5-oz, titus,
por o., PC; do, 23-ol tins, per o., Gle do,
lW-oA. tins, per oz zoe sal soda, per 10, Sc;
saltpeier refined, per 10 Zoe; salpoter
commercial, u; salts Epson, per ID, &c,
salts, Rochelle soc; hioarb soda, English
kegs, Per 10, DC; sulphur, Flowers, b.bbl
lots, &c sulphur Flowers, small lots, Sc;
spirits iurneuuno, market rates, per gall
white lead, S. r., per lb i'8a7s4o
CANDIES.
Caramels, assorted flavor, 5.pound box,
i5c; Jelly beans, b-puuud box, Csc; gum
drops, A. b., assorted flavor. 5.pound box.
i0C, Japanese strips cocoanut flavor, D.
pound box, Coz rock assorted and white,
o5oi French kisses. per pound, 6jc; choco-
late creams, Al, soc lemon drops frosted,
pOr GoN, O5c burnt almonds, per box, d50;
creams, handmade, twelve varieties sos
peanut blocks, 03c; peanut bar, Per box,
Ne ioHengcs, assorted con, bpouud tox,
1Ac; gum drops Mound City, 5-pound box,
t5ci marshmellows, bantam, spouud box,
DC, marshmulluws, dainty, 5-pound box,
sl20 mixed candies, pals per pound, 7lac;
crystal cut, Sc; daisy II. NJ creams, 100;
stick candy, in nails TiSc,
rRRsrRVEa 3ELLIEs, FRO
Jelly, new, 20-h ana G0.lb pals per 10.
I-lb mills UnHnu
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

ST. LOWS, Mo, sept lf.--Cott0n stoAlv;
middhnr &c sales, 1900 bilesi receipts 8O
halcsi shipments i0l halesi stock 1880
bales,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

GALVESTON, Tx, sept "a Especial. H.
Receipts thus far this week ....... 4,5Sa
Receipts tho same time last year . iO,lS
Receipts this day ................ u.GiT
Receipts this day last year. ...... lp,aai
Total receints thus far This season iOa. piS
Total receipts thus far last season 23ii0i
Difference. III. SIS
Exports TO Great Britain. ........ $500
Exports 10 France .......... ...... ----
Exports 70 continent. ......... 5lUi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

4 s-losS ii.iec; cut loaf, Noaslf; crush.
ed, 8 AWASn; powdered, 5kc(1aita,
Ssc ''N
Molasses- Eor'itN, nominal. 50 test 10;
New orseans. n.et AID sicadyi ,ommon
" fancy, a5taaV
Ricc-la eooi domand aud hrm tomos.
Tic, TAR 70 extra, fssW3o; Japan, oW5.o
MIN 0nHlNs, i4A, Sept "a Sugar,
l'fAt Aiti on do, 1916 seconds, gAO3
CnicAoo ill.,, Sept h-tor hokleuoss
aud SNeipenent The corn Pr to-day took
the palm. Instead Of . hig advance Tho
cereal compared with last nights prices
shows a loss % -
wheat Va, from A@iSc lower
pAW on ArAu
Gibc
The nows OF cholera In New Yorl, CHS
came after cNchnnro hours, and must 10
roesonod with tomorrow II was tho
question q frost on ~ trosb with the
weight Ia favor OF no frisi
Loading lHtnros clesedt
Whea'--sonlcmbcr 5aNcioctobeE iSlsci
December, lcAr
Corn, scpttiaOcr, s'o, oc,oeon ts2sci
oa,s September saNe October sage,
Mess pork-october $40 Isl january
Lar1 oelobor 8, 90; January. s. y;iS.
short September Z; 20; Ootobor
q 90, January, s. l3
CASA Quotations No y spring wheat,
'AAc, Ne red iaAo.
Corn--No, g 43o
No. aoata, ySaQt3{o
Mess pork slO 0tio %
Lard, :, io9i l3lt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

Cotton selling Good ulddllng Gsei
strlst middlisg, 6llc; miadl g, Csc; street
ioN, middline. 5jfU; low nldtiifE, 3Aoi
strict good ordinary, 5boi seoa oeslnary'
SuTs-
Almonds, new. soitsne Ntf - -
wainuts. extra large, pes u 1913 HlpeTei
lsi.... r,ifs assorted, 2Jlh BOXES. Comet
br4pi lOe; pecans, new crop y peanuts,
fsnrv while Virginia, by q ss.s 2 t5api
choice white best qi-a - si.
white test quality, loci 45,l iis 80
rgt T5asters. 80 !. Paarleas 9ne-hli
bsshei SIC SO %; pops-lE geasa1
ross..r combined, az tac'ai M ~ M,
S ~ Bsss l65 Ooi poreornf y led per
onEwIya egtN
Dapbeiasris fruis lolu. w ~ seei hSs
u.,raiut and iiaiatta 9ef ~ uSi '-'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

Potatoes, ToNas choIcs getting. per bu.
90 delivered; retail, 81 0 ner bu dc.
Averad Northern, wholesale o. per bu
retail. 35o per peck, California. 81 10, ON.
ions, choice red, per No. ne; ToSas, l}Sc.
Beans, small white California, 4aE4u; Cali
tornia bayou a5Sa; Limas, Axe; California
pink aiSc medlum white, take. Special
price for round lots. Garlic, double string
,icuSi 90. Chill pepper, small quantity
2oc; by bale Of 100 10 a0l lbs, PC Cominol
seed, per h., Zoe Orange, per h., zoe
Cabbage, 81 per 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-15

-Danheiaarls fruis ca " = - - ,l,,,5
peraliut and iiaiatia ~ VI . -'-''-'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

Mrs. Caroline D. Nelker. an estimable
German woman, of Baltimore, died la.t
W. Gnesd ~ from heart trouble. brought Cd.
1t is esd, from grief ever the conduct of her
husband, F. August Nelker, who took to
drink and LETT his wife. As the basket was
nsirg lowered into the grave at Loudoun
Park Saturday, Nelker pushed his way
through the mourners' circle snd levellng
pistol at the ctfIin, yelled "Mein franz and
threatened to shoot either iLto the coffin or
at one OF the relatives. Before he coulo f,e
one OF bic sons grasped the weapon. Mel
ker was taen hustled out Of the cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

PERSONALLY letter from Chariot tee
vile &c toe Richmond Dispatch says: 'Oap-
tain T. O. Troy, superintendent OF tbs Vir.
eipls Midland diviaion Of the Richmond
ard VILE railroad. hes moved his family
froU. Amherst to lhe nov house OF Co'onei
q G. Werteubaksr, Preston heights II is
fumored that Mr. P. B. Psyton, slso OF TIE
same company, nov stationed in A!exan-
dris. will bs transferred 10 Charlottesville"
Miss Lslla Harrison, OF LsesOnTg, who Is
we'll known 10 this city, ha0 BEEN selected az
the most beautiful woman In Virginia to
represent the old commonwealth as one OF
the thlttean original States ct the Chicago
fsir.
Mr.. s. B. Stoutan6uggh is extremely I'll at
bis home on south Washington street, where
his mother died yesterday.
Captain Marx W. Lstklns, District
Cniei Templag OF Msadevile, Pc. il
making his headquarters 10 Alexandria
for a few wsaks and will visit Taiisman
Lodge tais evening and Golden Light
to.mcrrow evening. Mr. Larkins has Wis
tied over 700 Good Templar Loogea IN 81
parts of the United States and Canada and
Is one OF tie best posted members Of the
Cr6ey.
Mias Mary Gusts Lee has gone on Zip
to tbs Barmudas.
Mr. D. G. Mes6e OF The Plains aas 10 the
city 10 day.
Mrs. G. a. Dempsey, wife of Capt Dempsey. Q.
S. g., Is visiting Mrs. P. J. Dempsey.
Mr Frank Hume is quite sick st his home IN
the county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14
LOCAL BREYITIRs.

Numbers OF strangers attended services a
Christ Church yesterday.
Attention is directed to the advertisement
OF Mrs. Kate Lucus, who has complete line
Of millinery, notions, &;.
40 adjourned term Of the United States
D.strIct Court, Judge Hughes, presiding,
will begin here to morrow.
a marriage license was Issued In Wash
inaton on Saturday to Rfz!n Fl. Narrower
and Hattie A. Marshall, both Of Fairfax
county.
A fight took place on the Aqusduct
bridge LAT t eight between come OF the SOL
diers stationed at iFoit Mysr and some Of
the "msrkst house gang" OF Georgetown, In
which The latter we're worsted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

The markets. opon without now Ieatures, Eu5
are steady; ISLES Of Flour are Of g fair volume at
quoted prices, The cfftTirgs of grain continue
email, IS the constant rain hss prevented the dc.
livery at country shipping points. Wheat ranges
from 80 to 101 and wa note good demand for
choice samples. Corn is quist ct As to 46 in bulk
or car lots. Rye 10 50 3d. Most Of the receipts
are OF re,r quality. Oats 80 to AZ. EGGS Ia to
IL Butter is very SCARCE, active and higher at
19 to aa. Potatoes are hard to sell at 30 to 4s.
Apples. Pork, Poultry, Onions, Veal Calves and
lambs are wanted. Millfeed, bay and Saw are
frmer,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, Mar. l4.-1hs stack m hrket this
morning was very quiet and uru u,lly narrow
outside of less than half dozsn stocks, posi- va
dull noes marked the business done throughout the
hour, and stocks were generally small fractions
lower than at the close on Saturday. Later the
coal stocks became s.rotg +. At IL o'c ock the
market W. 8 dropping but st insignificant changes
from the operiag figures as rule.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14
local NEWS.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH IA.

Far this section. increasing cloudiness,
n,obah!y followed 10y snow during Tuesday
~ Tuesday eight; Continued colo northesly
Winds, shifting to easterly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

CARTWRIGHT THE WINNER. l5O
men went down the !i7er from Washington
Saturday night, aud Of GCuston's Landing,
Fairfax county, al c clock yesterday mosE-
ing, witnessed the light Weighb py!ze light
bstwsen Ned Cartwright, boxing instructor
t. tha Columbia Athletic Club, ard J'mes
Farrell, pusiiiss from Bufslc. n. Y. Both
sre lieht-W Fights end l. wsS expected that's
set-to of sama duration would take place.
To he surprise OF evsry one, however. Oert-
r,ah, deZld h!s man win hsa7y right.
handler on toe Jaw at the veEy beginning CT
the frst round, aud moment later knocked
him sspselass With righ.-hsnd swing thai
caught Farrell on the neck. Ths latter was
then counted out These meu we're to hsva
fought Lost Monday night CT Rock ELL Park,
on the Virginia shore above Georgetown,
but Sheriff Vaitoh prevented tbs 6Sat, much
to the disgust of the sports.
The steamer Ceoiie, vi IA the psize fighters
and parry on board, stopped st this city on
her wav back 10 Washington, WIEN num-
Der of the sports, festing thsy might be or
restsd 10 Washington, landed hers ana mede
for tbs ferry steamer, on Which they expeo''
ed to return TO their homes. Va Sanosys,
however, he ferry steamers do net make s
.rip till 9.50 o'clock, so the sports were muoh
disoomhtted. & wag sssing their plight,
called out 'oops, cops" Wherenpcn tne
sports, thinking they weie about to be at
reetsd here hurriediy made theis Wsy back
10 where the Oecile had aided them. bat on
reaching the wharf they found that thelE
steamer had left, and the tired men were
compelled to walk 10 the other end Of The
city TO take the train for Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

PHILADELPHIA. Mar. 12-Beef Csttle-The US
ual lenten observance restricted the demand ano
prices c'o.ed weak. Extra 5,5Ac, good 41ha4aAc,
medium assa'' common Saas Gull; s e. 4s
mard and firm. Extra 64a6&c good 5Aa6c,
medium 5Aa51sc. common 41ha5c, culls 3 1ha
4Ac per lb. Lambs 41hs7esc per h. Hogs were
in better demand sni Arm: Chicago 7Aa7 ssc,
State 6Aa6 Ac. Westerns 7a744c per ID Fat cows
were inactive at 21hs3Ac. Thin cows were hard
20 sell even q. 81 400 Mich COWS were Inactive
at S2Oa45 per head. Mich calves were fairly &C.
live at 5.7 hc per Id.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14
BALTIMORE, Mar. 14.-vizjnia console;
7l&a72.

eAIr1Mogz Mar. 14-Flour dull: Western
super So. Oa$3 25; do extra S3.40a$A 90 DO
family Sd. 25s4 rs; winter wheat patent 475a
SIS 90; spling do do $4.e5as5. 10; do do straight
81 6Oa$4 IS Wheat quiet; No red spot 1O1 "a
May 99ihs9 94; June 9SA; Steamer No red
OH BID southern finn; Fultz e7a103; Long
berry 1GO,1O4 Corn weak; mixed spot Mar
and April 471aa47a. May47s asked: June 47%a
asked steamer mixed 467st47; Southern easy !;
viii 9 1880; yellow 47lhs48la Oats dull a1d
do 84laa35 Bye quiet and steSdy; No %6
asked Hay steady good to choice timothy
$13 50a15 90. Provisions s.eaty and unch anged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

OPERA HOUSE, - The Pulse OF New
YORK." by Howard P. Taylor. which ep-
peags 81 Lannon's O2era E5uss next Sasur-
Gey blight. is Eslodrama we'll spoken of by
the press, and comes we'll reocmm ended,
Tue coca Ism Ia g Testimonial benefit tender
cd MIR. Archie 7. Maddox, formerly CT tbis
city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Mar. 12.-Csttle-
market dull good to choice steers "a GOA so /;
others So 25a450; feeders $2a25O; stocke,s
So 65a326; COWS So 25a2 SO per 100 ID,
Bog.-ma1kes lower; rough and common a4a
hsavy and b1tchers' weights 81 90a5.1O light
81 70a5 per 100 lbs. Sheep .rket dull native
ewss So 65s4.9O, mixed S5a5. so, Wethers So 25
1855, Westerns $5.15a5. 65, Lambs s5.60A6. so
DER 100 lis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

CHICAGO, Mar. 14.-1O:45s m-Whest-Msr
ssh May 87lA bid. Corn-Mar 1873; May 40A.
oats-Msr nominal; May 29Ss Po1k1@ay $40
casio 671h; July $40 82hs$lO 90: Lard
Mar nominal; Msy Sc 3Os$6 1914; July S. APE
$50 AS Short ribs-Mar nominal; Msy S5 721Aa
So 70; July $5 86a$5 871h.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

POLICE REPoRT.-Last night was clear
and cold I'LL sbout 2 O'Clock wheo 1t became
cloudy. There we're three prisoners and
three dodgers at the station house.
The MaYor this morning disposed OF the
following cases
Ed. Grayson, oolored. diaordarly conduct,
and obstructing the sidewalk, S..
Tenn Fsirhall, oolored, assault on Richard
Fsirhsll. So so.
Nelson Wexford, colored. killing Thoa.
Thornton, also colored. sent on to the grand
jury.
Robert Payne, small colored boy, cbarg-
ed with stealing clothing from W. T. EN-
merson, was sent back to his home In Waeh-
ington.
Geo. Smith. Indecent conduct, and John
Clarke, interfering with an officer, forfeited,
The former $40 and the latter SIS collateral.
Castleman Reynolds. colored. disorderIy
conduct, discharged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

ATOTIuE.-Ths annual meeting of the ALEX
~ INDRIA PERPETUAL Bull DING FUND
ASSOCIATION will be held THURSDAY, March
17,h, 1892, at 1880 p m, at the Alexandra Real
Estate and Title Goa Office, Fairisx street near
King street. Jusios soHNElDER,
msr12 81 Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

Mrs. Nancy Sutherland died st her home
ln the southwestern part of the city Satur
dag after long illness Of cancer. Aged 55
YeA,e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

NOT sIesED. The bill of exceptions il
tie Jefferson Phillips mntdsr case wsa pre-
aen'ed TO Judge Norton to day, but he de-
alinsd to sign it on The ground thai The bill
Gid net oonte!a oil the evidence In The case.
Phillip s.torpays ara now engaged Ia resr-
ranging hs bill. The dste fxed for Phil.
lips execution is Fsidcy week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

NEW YosK Mar 14.-Cotton =; uplandn
Orleans =; futures easy. Flour quiet and steady
p HasaU osss sn apu ar@ At SO 75so 60 La
Quiet and weak at SIS 62t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

A NEW LoDaR.-.orescent Lodge, No. SO.
10. O F., was Instituted on Friday night
to be located at spriDemaD, Fairfax county
Sixteen OF the applicants for the charter
came here and recalved all the dtgiee work
by the proficient etsff of Potomac Lodge,
Grand Master Whest. of Stanton, was pre-,
sel to institute the lodge. but was called
sway by telegraph, and the ceremonies wers
performed by District Deputy Wn. b.
Latham, assisted By D. B. Stansbury ard
]. &. snilmsn, of WarreDton, and mum oeS
ofmembe,s OF Potomsc Lodge. z. L. Evans
vas elestsd Noble Grand Of the new lodge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

men frt N this city went to Eai,fax TO en-.
gsgs in fox hunt. Foxes being few but
whisky plentiful, some OF the party became
engaged in quarrel which ended 10 fight
during which stspheu Henderson vac badly
hurt hseiog received ugly cuts about this
head y II The butt end OF nit, it is sa.d
10 the hands OF hi9 brother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

FUNERAL The funeral services of VIM
a Sisson past Gress Sachem of Virpipie.
aud chief OF records CT Oscela Tribe No. 1.
L. U. OF E. NJ, were conducted yesterday ct.
ternnon g! 2 0. 70. from his late residence.
No 1l6 sonibs Faystte street by the Rev,
Thomas Carson, of the IL. E. Church South.
Osoeois Tribe No. l. Of which the deceased
was az active member. under the guidance
OF Past Saohem Gsc-ge. W. Dix. as marshal,
together With large q delegation from the
District Of Columbia tribes followed tho 70
mains to the Pfesbs tsrian cemetery, whore,
aft'r the beautiful snd impressive core.
monies OF tbs order were concluded, the cas-
kat was deposited in the vault. The fol-
loving prominent Rad Meu acted as pail
bsareTf: From Washington, Pass Great Soch-
en-, Jamea e. Dement,. Earris w. Wilson,
Oharlss Fuier and Wilism Bowman; from
Oscsole Tribe Of shis city, Past Sechams
Fred Klaus. Geo. H. Hinken, Jao. Sssndl
ford and Henry Ssmpsou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

& NEW BINIsTER AT the recant meet.
iog of this VlrgIpis Conference of the M e.
Church. no sppointmsnt was made for Nor
folk. Rev. U. 8. A. Hesvener, who had
been stationed here, baipg moved 10 Manss-
ses. Since the adjournment Of the Confer
euoa Rev. Thomas 8. Dale, Of Alexandra,
hes been selected to come to Norfolk and
al the vacancy. He ls yonrg minister.
abpus 81 years Of age and has beeu engaged
In eysngel!slic work.-Nortolk Ledger.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

RELEAsED.-The Norfolk Ledger says:
DR.. Theodore West, the man arrested In
Dsep Greek last week aud ssl t t, jail az a
suspicious charnctr, was re ca ed from jaiI
on Friday by Judge Poit ock 90 writ OF
hsbess corpus. Dr.. West was on his wsg
to Texas and was allowed to depart"
DR.. "Toiy Yves. is native of this City
and sen of TIE late jain West. and
through misfortune lost the property LETT
him by bis fst1er. He was here recently In
an impoverished ard dlspida'ed condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-14

CORPORATION CoURT.-Judge j K. NJ.
Norton presiding-J. III. Johnaon was ap.
pointed administrator d. b. q. Q. t. a. of ".
N. McVeeh, deceased. in place Of 8. T.
Beach, rasigned.
l. McK Bell was appoinie administrator
of Moees Russell.
The estate of John Henry was comm tied
to tie Sergeant.
Administration upon the estate of Alex
auder Henderson was granted to o. O. Hen
d3raou.
Armstrong. administrator, va. Baker; re-
port OF commissioner Ger femed.
The will Of Mrs a. NJ Ellis was sdmitted 10
probate. Her property is left to her husband,
Capt. Joshua Ellis, who is named a5 executor
Court adjourned till to morrow.
DEATH OF MRS. sToUTENBURGH,-Mrs.
Esther B. Stoutenbureh, widow OF the lsts
James a. S;outenbargh. died yesterday
morning after O long Illness OF pneumonis,
at the residence of her SOD. Mr.. Ssym B.
Ssoutenburgh, on south Washington street.
Mrs. Stoutenbufgh was much beloved. hav.
ing endesred herssifto al By her lovsb!e die.
position. She was S conscientious Christian,
having long bean member of Grace church.
She was the mother Of Mr.. Seymour B. and
James a. StouteD burgh. Mrs. Charles Deshl,
and Miss Esther Sioutenburgh, of this ot7,
sud Of Mrs. Stephen Woolls, of Richmond.
Her funeral will take place from Grace
Episcopal Church tomorrow morning ct 10
O'Clock.