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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25

PROVIDENCE. Oct. 2A-Thirteen rounds Of
steady iiGhting resulted in II victory for John
/. CAttanach over Tom Mccarthy Of Woburn
tonight ut tho Mctr"polo Club IN this city.
The contest. for Il purse OF 800. was Wit
messed by 1000 Spectators.
Cnttanacli weighed ~ pounds. while Nc
Carthy's ayn!rduuOis was IA II Ia hn but 1'4.
Til" man from y uburn MAS not IN 50 trim form
"A, CattannrI. but in IA longer reach. which
gnv" him u decided advantage in -inrring.
tattnnach'S slI eriuc -.r"iisih ana condition
stoor Nlni III goo ST ni. ana. - VIGOROUS in
n.itinc he won tho lattlc taltAldcl demon
stra,ed That h, is II harl hi'trr. Possesses
more rlcvcrncss us u uoN"r ilan WAS arcni drd
him. and il Capable OF tuRin- punishment
without iGlirring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 24.-The man calling himself
DR.. Halo Of Philadelphia. who was arrested in
Belfast charged with conspiring with others
to defraud merchants hero. was to-day ar
raigned in the police court charged with fraud.
He advertised that he would give medical ad-
vice free fer three months. and. unner various
out of various. sums. He is a fugitive from
Justice In the United States. having been ar
places he Jumped his bnil. The court was
thronged with his victims. Hale was re-
manded for further examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
The German Military NH,

BERLIN. Oct, 24.-The new military bill does
not 20 as far us was expected in adding to the
effective strength Of the army. 1t fixes the
effective strength. from Oct. l. 1893. to March
81. 1899. at I'll bnttallons OF infantry. ATT
suuadrons Of cavalry. 494 field batteries OF
les mounted. seven battalions OF railway
troops. and for train service twenty-ono bat
taiions,. making n total of 492.O6S. The bill
The bill retains the right for the military
authorities to retain men In the ranks for
three years. a power to be exercised in ceses
Of insubordination or incompetency
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
FIELD'S MITHICAL WHEAT.
O,e Ship Was In China ana tn. Oiher In
Snuth .Americs.

Sonth America.
ELIZABETH. Oct. 24.-!n the Union County
Court to-day two judgments were given by
Judge Van Sickle against tho late firm OF
Field. Lindlcy. Wiechers & Go. OF New York.
One WAS for S4S.5SO. Ii. and tho other for
Ssl, 72h.7S. The plaintiffs in both suits was
lorcival Knauth Of the firm Of knautll. Nachod
4 kuue. The cases were tried without u Jury.
senator edwards OF Jersey City appearing for
tn" p~lnin;iir. and i. y. Lindshury !or tho de-
irirr.
The plaintiffs alleged that i. NJ. liell got
them to advance the money on forged bills OF
lading which represented that 10000 bushels
III wheat urlua.ing to him. We're on tho ship
vessels being alleged to he in New York har-
Dor. At tho time IN" DolSa WAS in China. and
tho Triumph IN sonth America. and tho de.
IL Tor the tu.! aIoun'. with interests and costa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
The C..row,,. win Wed HI. Cou.,u.

LONDON. Oct. 24.-The Chronicles Vienna
correspondent says that tho Czarowitz will be
formally betrothed at Athens to his cousin.
Princess Marie OF Greece. the Car. ms the
head OF the Orthodox, Greek Church. having
granted the dispensation which is necessary
on account OF the c~onsanguinity Of tho parties
to the contract.
The Czarowitz was born In st. Petersburg In
1868. He. is said to resemble his Danish
mother rather than his Romanoff father. Prln-
cess Marie Of Greece Is only IL years OF age.
She was born In Athens. Her mother was Olga.
Grand Duchess OF Russia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD.


CAMBRIDGE. Oct. 24.-Ths wavering policy
Of the Harvard coaches was moro apparent
than ever to-day. when Capt Trafford put
Corbett in at full back. and then. to the sur
prise OF everybody. relocated Fairchlld to the
second eleven. md went in himself to play
quarter back. He did better. however. than
the crowd expected. but the wretchcd inter-
ference which followed howsd only too we'll
how essential he is in blocking of for the
backs. Other changes were made. hardly less
Gage was tried at half back on ths first
eleven. and played brilliantly in that position:
playing: Mackie and Brice were both tried ut
centre. Mackie. however. was thoroughly out:
played. and finally transferred to the second
eleven. Waters Kept up the splendid work
which has characterized his play recently y. but
Acton. the other guard. was clearly handi-
capped by his late illness. and put up q slow
and Indifferent game.
This reorganization OF the eleven was not at all
nsuccess. Judging from the practice. which was
loose and cureless. The team work seemed to
be entirely broken up. while the interference
was far from effective. This opposing men
were only pushed aside. and found no diff
Guilty in coming in behind the blockers and
tacklinG the men.
This weakness OF Harvard's Interference has
got to be stopped before the Yale game or the
crimson backs will suffer from it.
Lake was. on the field to-day for the first
time since his accident. but did nothing hut
practise in punting;, Lee was not on hand. but
will play in the Yale game 4 his work war
rants his Joining theteam. The objections as
to the validity Of his playing have been put
aside.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
PRIYA TIE TO MEN ONLY,
Something Which Will Deeply Interest
Young aud MiddIe-sgod Aen.

The FREQ private lectures to mon only. an
nounced to be given by the well-known DIR.
Greene OF 80 West l4th St. New York. in
ChickerinG Hall on Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings. Oct. % and 70. at 8 O'Clock. will at
tract immense audiences OF men. for tho lee.
lures will he completely and exactly illustrated
by dissolving views. and the subjects dis
'uss"a and explained aro upon those vital
points of n private nature which all mon
should. but too often 10 at. understand. Ad-
mission Is free to all parts OF the house. and no
man should miss these lectures. ADD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25

oaAsGE. Oct. 81 - The individual head. pin tournament
of the Young Mems Christian rs ociation closed to-
might, and G. u. Kol = Newark CARRIED oil frst prize, u
diamond pin yaiucl ut sio. lie wen in tie rC,lDT.
having been a Il. with e. u Waag Of Orange ~ lm2
pn nis. Nj. Waag ge's second rr.He \ SILVER zee pt,hcr
Nniu-i nj 81, l.. II. Rnde' o. he West Ini Cub was
thirh with n ,r"re"t ~. and win. SMYRNA rug Valued
at Sl6. TIE fouri!I lriN" n SIX umbrella worth 81. Mas
captured by l.. A Mnrninytoi Of Roseville with u score
al ~, aud f, liuyi-r az New York secured the mn
Irize, a sLN er nAtcll SAFE worth 81. his EcOre DelnE 1877.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25

Tbs Democrats Decide to Support the Fec
Pies Party Ticket.

OMAHA. Oct. 24.-The leading Democrats of
Nebraska met In Omaha tonight to canvass
the political situation In the State.
There has been much talk OF late In favor Of
tho Withdrawal OF tho Democratic electoral
ticket and making Republican defeat abso-
lutely certain by voting for the Weaver elec-
tors. The delegates decided that there was a
fair chance to elect the whole ticket, but to
They will support the Weaver electors.
though not withdrawing their own or inter-
foring with tho state organization. The Al
lance electors will be support d by tacit con
sent This leaves tho Republican electors no
hope.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
The Gilbert Divorce

pISaso 'lrceTich OF the Court OF Common
lars mas decided that Aud.ret Gilbert nm
,"'ae''"rs rogatory to examine witnesses in
pay his ' wIis, n rIanGrs 81 condition tina, no
e"uos i.t absolute divorce. S.iuV UndI,,Jin,m''
denied VIII v'rii otherwise his application vii! Ss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25

LONDON. Oct. 24.-Baron Herschell. the Lord
Chancellor. received Mr.. Stewart Knill. the
Lord Mayor-elect OF London. in tho House Of
Lords to-day. Mr.. knill was accompanied by
the city officials. The Lord Chancellor said
that undoubtedly the times were past when it
WAS impossible for Catholics to hold cflce
without paltering to their religious convic-
tons; Happily the battle OF religious liberty
which a man believed was no barrier to prlvi-
leges. rights. and honors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
Actor IInrris's Funeral.

CHICAGO. Oct 24.-The funeral services over
the body OF Charles H.. Harris. the weli-kDown
comedian. will he held tomorrow morning In
Central Music Hall. A special train will con-
vey the body TO Rose Hill. DR.. II. d. Perry
will ~oficiate. and there will be music by two
Guartets. A. NJ. Palmer will. como on from
New \ ork II possible. The pail bearers vii be
Thomas Krene. Cecil Clay. Percy Denton.
Eddie Foy. Luke Schoolrra!t. II. A. Stevens. T.
NJ, Bell. aud Charles dickson.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25

VIENNA. Oct. 2+.-Cholera has made its APP
pcarance for the first time in this city. and
two deaths have occurred from the disease.
The cholera is believed to have been brought
In by way Of tho Danube River. and that route
has been closed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
BIG STORM ON 7HE ATLANTIC
The Alaska Hardly Able at Times TO Max,
ANY n sdxynv.

LONDON. Oct. 24.-The Gulon steamship
Alaska. which left New York on Oct. 10 for
Liverpool. arrived to-day in Queenstown. al.
ter . terrible passage. The weather was ter
rife. especially on Thursday last, when the
storm ragged ~fercely. and tho vessel had a diff
fcult time making any progress at ALL The
day after leaving port. which neeessitated a
stopnage. OF ninety minutes. Tho on ines
height OF the storm came on. otherwise the
delay might have been longer. 1t Is said that
the storm has hindsred the passage Of all ves-
sells now on the ocean.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25
t'orb-;r Arrested In Cincinnati.

ClNCINSATI. Oct. 2~+.-Pugilist James, J. Cor
hett was arrested here after the performance
last night md taken to the Central station,
charged with participating In a theatrical
performances IN sunday. Bond was furnished
and lo WA, released.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25

LONDON. Oct. 24.-Mr. Gladstone lectured at
the SHIELD ,ian Theatre. Oxford. to-day. on
were present. and there was such a rush Of
students to hear him that several were in
iurad.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-10-25

WrLLAMs1owY. Oct. 24.-The practice OF the Williams
eleven 10 day showed that tho team Is in the worst
condition 1t has been In this season. Garfield and Man
ming. the varsity half backs. and Perkins. the 'vursity
centre. were unable to play on account Of injuries re-
ce;ved In tho games with rennsylvanin last Friday.
Grimm, the hest Substitute. half. was 30 injured recent
ly that hs cannot play again for = week or more, and
Siwtelie. right guard, and Evans. end. are also GU; Of
condition. II matters do not improve rapidly Cornell
wIllhRyc an easy time with Williams mex. Saturday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

The North american Review f)r February
has been received from It, publishers In New
York. Ire contents are: How to Attack
the Tariff. By ". N. Springer, chairman Of
the way and means committee; A Claim
for Amsrlcan Literature. BY W. Clark Bus
sell; Can Oar National Banks Be Made
Safer? by Edward e. Lag, o'mptrol er
OF the curlency Oar Trans-Al Ial C Steam
ers, By the 3 GIT Hon. Earl De La War; !;
TIE Duty and Destiny of Eogaud In Iuda.
By Sir E Twin Arnold A Perilous Business
and the Remedy. by the Hon. Henry Cabot
Lodge; A Year Of Railway Accidents, by
Il. g. Pfout. Editor Of the RAILROAD Ga.
zette;;" The Opera, be Edmund o. Stanton |;
Lotteries and Gambling. by Anthony Com
stock, secretary of the N. Y. society for the
suppression OF vice; Tsmmany and the
Democracy, by Richard Croker; TIE Gym.
plan Religion. By the Right Hon. W. E
Gladstone; An Open Let:r, by the Hoe.
VIM. M. Springer; The Food CT the
Future. by Erss ns Wlmap The Tombs In
West Minister Abbey by Henry W, Laoy (;
Jews In the Union Army, By Stephen g.
Wlse Railroad Consolidation, by General
John GibboD, and Sunday at the Worlds
Fair, By FL zabeth Csdy Stat TIN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02
TELEsRAPEIC BREVITIEs.

Jacob Leeae, the Fl al white 81 t sr In GAL
ifornia, died at ssn Franciaoo yesterday.
aged 80. Re went to California ia 1883
/ ar d built the frss house In Gan Francisco in
1886.
Ithlen Richardson. weil.known Inventor,
cid st his home near Chicago, last night.
aged sc. Among bic inventions was that c;
thu machine nov rs.d In placing pins In
paper.
Wm. Doollttle. who disappeared from
Csrboudsle, Pa, seven years ago, yesterday
arrived 10 that city. His mind had be-
come deranged aDd the past was blank.
Four years ego he found himselfiu Omaha,
and then for the first time IL three years
remembered bic nams.
Preston II. Gernet lswy,r of Eas' OH, Pr,
committed suicide by shooting himself in the
temple this merning in the toilet room OF the
court house. He was defendant in a suit wherein
he was charged with mis.appropristiDg the sum
Of $4,000 belonging to the estate Of Samuel j..
Kaufman, deceased, and the trial was in progress
when he fired the fatal shot He leaves Wife
aLO WAS prom le . IN MRSOnlC ClIC eS III EdSlOn.
E1-President Cleveland passed through Atlanta
a. noon to-day, en- route for New Orleans. At
Central Station he WAS given a tremendous oVs.
ton. Cannons ssluted the arrival of the train
and before it had stopped Go 7elnor Northen had
gotten aboa and introduced Mr. Cleveland, who
in response to calls made short speech, thank
Ing the people for their corlial reception.
A number of people of Montreal have presented
new Union Jack to Captain O'Gra5y. of the
British ship G 'endon who refused to haul do n
his colors at Bridgeport, Conn, on sln'ay at tho
demand OF an angry mob.
The schooner serTs has arrived at the Della
ware Bresk water with the two men or beard WHO
ware csrried away from New York hsrbor week
ago to-day on the scow that had not before been
heard fiom.
Ii'e tbs orning consumed The etables, four
cars and six mules, OF the Charlottesville, Va,
Street railway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

The Reriew Of Rsuiegs for February has
baen received from its publishers in New
York. It oontenta are Progress OF the
World. Record of Current Events, Current
History 10 Csricature, David Bennett Hill,
Help for The Russian starvel!ngs. The Lay.
mems Movement. The Polytechnic" and
Its Chicago Excursion, Leading Articles OF
the Month, The Periodicals Reviewed,
Poetry and Art, TIE New Bcoke, and Con-
,sots OF Msgsznes ard Reviws. Among
the illustrations ara pol tsslti OF Cardinal
Manning. Senator's Cullop end Palmer Of
linois, Lord Harrington, Joseph Chamber
lain and Mr.. Ceilings, NJ. P. the late Prince
Albert VttN, the Princess Msy OF Teok,
Emile De Lsvelays. Mr.. g. w. Childs and
Mr.. a. ] D,e1el OF Philadelphia, Mr. and
Mrs. Balliogton Bseta of New York, Walt
Whitman, Guy de Meupasssn', the la.e
Khedive, the rev Kaedive. and TIA late
WoIoort Lies i,-, David B Hill, MI.
Dana OF the Sun M. Howell OF t1a Atlanta
Constitution. Sena.or German, Mayor
Grant OF New York City. Mr.. RIobard
Croker, the chief OF Tammauy, Mr.. j lgar
and Colonel Reeve of Minneapolis, count
Tolstoi and bis daughter, and Madame
Novlkof. Mrs.. Humrhry Wards POI alt
accompanies the review of her new book,
1.-THE History of David G.isve." and the re.
view of the 6;st gear OF the Darkest Egg
glad" social scheme Ia we'll illustTa.ed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

IsIURED BY A RUNAWAY HoRsE,-Mr.
ond Mra. ". Duckre!. CT this city, were
Cooked down nV runaway horse at the
;nte.sec!ion Of 7tl street and Pennsylvania
avsnCa Yesterday afternoon about O'CLOCK:
'rha yshice struck Mr. Dockrell frat. and
ba Was thrown TO the pavement and the
Wheel stuck Mrs. Duokell. Both were
onife severely bruised srd Mrs. Duckrell's
qnonldor was d;socs'ed. They were taken
=, sa FMS E pergenoy Hospital In carriage,
~ .os v cir irjaties, which are OF serious
charso,er. were dressed by DR.. Kerr. Later
,hoo r7ere brought to his city end taken TO
~ tbs re.Idtace OF he. ". J. Summers, on Pitt
s 81 whels they were attended by DR..
IRE buggy which struck than was de.
r,oishe0 and the horse was taken to the
Frat o,ecinct citation. The animal was sub.
:. onsn,ly claimed by W. s. Hoge.
Nr Hoee, who ia q native OF Loudodu,
tnt who has been engaged in business for
soma sn lime past In Washington. Is we'll
sJD Ia this city. AZ soon after the acci-
dsnt as possible be brought MIR. and Mrs.
Dnck,ell back 20 this city aud rendered
ihem every assistance In his power.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

vrRGrNrA's FoRoEs.-Among the execu-
.,,s CONGRATULATIONS sent to the Senate yes
Wv. ,o.dsg vac the report OF tee a6jatart.een:
o,,I n The army, showing the strength OF
sha militia organizations in the various
8 H s,es Il Virginia there is 1genersl, Sgen'
o.ai stef officers, II cavalry regmental.
. I'd and staff { fl ers, is commissioned cffi-
20 G6 noa c,mmiesioned officers, nu-
o oIcisns POI privates: tots, 2S0 Artillery
ser SEN rsgim entail, Id and staff cficers,
y aomosny oifloe,s, &c non.commissioned
"a ,aIs rusioiaos, 240 privateE; t1tals
S12 I,fantry-Forty-eight regimentai.
Cd and ats # cftioers, $50 company officers,
ASS & oon.com missioned oficers, 90 musicians,
I 466 prIystes total. 2O26 Available, un-
organized, 900 eco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

Adventures Of Fair Rebel" by Mat
Grim, ls the rame Of o mott st raoti9eiy
bound book from tie publishing house OF
Charles Webster Il Co, New York. It is
story of the lat war, and tells of oamp.fres.
love. snd carnage amongst the mountains OF
North Carolina and Georgia, and the flair
rsbel" aud her adventures will be followed
with the readers Interest from the smoke
aud din OF her first bst lie to the sound OF
her wedding bells.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02
Reduction in Wares.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Feb 2.-On AID after Feb
rusiy IS, the puddlers at the Chesapeake Nail
Works, nun BRING about so. will work for So SO
per ten instead Of 81 the present prico. This re-.
ductiop, the managem emit ssya, Il made necessary
for lime on account of the dulness oftrsds On
the same day reduction in wages of from eleven
to seven per cent. will go into effect at the Cen.
trail Iron Works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

poroN4c SHOE CoMPANY.-Messrs Hen
- .n1oot. FreGerck Paf and Peter Aitohe-
son nave ree;gned as directors OF the Pote-
$50 Shoe Company and Messrs. George Z
Hi and J Clinton Suoct have been elected
10 tins nosrd 60 I'll tgo CT the vacancies.
Toa foIIogiog paw officers have been elect
I'd George R Hill president. J. Clinton
Scoo. sec.stary, aud Noble Lindsey treas
nrar Mr.. Lindsey has Deen filling the Of
6oes of 10. h president and treasurer for some
f;roe nae. IL s most satisfactory ard success
mi manner. the foy1er President, Mr.. Psf,
having 6een temporarily rsl!eved of his du-
lies al big own request on sccoaat OF his
hesl.b.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

CONFEDERATE YErsRARs.-The regular
monthly mesting of &. E Lee Camp Con-
tolerate Vsteraas vas held last night. Com
municatious from the Grand Commsndfr
ware read. Oae new member wss elect d
and two applications received. E commit
Tee was appoicted to prepare the mus .er roll
Of Go. E Mount Vernon GuardsA, I'm Vir-
gina Iafsntry, to be sent tc the Acjdtsnt
Gsneral of the State for preservation. Hon.
W. L. Wilson was elected or honorary mem
Der Of tbs camp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02
Now Try This.

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with Throat Chest or Lungs. DR. Kings New
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learn for yourself just how good a thing 1t is.
Trial bottles free at E. 2. Leadbester and Bros
Drug Store Large size 6Oc and 81 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02
We have reoslved from the compiler, .

We have reoelved from the compiler, T.
J. Williamson, n Bible House, New York, q
pamphlet Of about 70 pages entitled Warn
Ing to the People," which seems to be COL
letion of the most striking prophecies of the
Old and New Tes.aments Regarding things
that are "Set to come to psss." While es-
psclsliy interesting to Bible students aud
those REGARDING prophecy IS q flight shining
In dark place" 1t will be found readable
by all. Price 25 csnts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

Three C's-There are there ca that seize
the children and carry them off. The three
o's are colds, coughs and Group. Mtt1er
DR.. Blu Ia Cough Syrup caves the little
ones' lives.
II men are suffering .ortures with tooth.
ache, they shou'd net try to smile and look
cool and handsome. How much wiser to
ease the pain with bottle Of Salvation OIL.
Prics 25 oer t..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

4 SAD FATALITY.-Mr. Alexander Daily,
Of Elco.t City. Nd died his morning at
tao residence of his son Frank. en- Coiun.
ous street, near Cameron. The deceased
came 20 this C IL G fsW days ago to attend
The obseqnies OF his son Alexander, who
had died in Chattanooga from en- ovefdote
of audanuu1. Yesterday Mr.. Daily. who
hsi been a eufferar from chronic heart tron-
bic, and who bad never recovered from the
depression superb daced by the daf IA OF his
sou, fell In what scanned to os an apopiepuc
a.. and this incoming died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Loudoun Csmpbsll, So.
aoesr OF the Columbia engine, ls quite sicE
st hls residence Gu Nlkes street, with R5ip,
aud Nj. Frank L. Ent1isls is acting in his
place.
City Treasurer Harlow has gone to Rich
mond en- offlcisl business.
Capt. Harry Beach, who has bee1 qni'e
sick ence Chris mas Ia out again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,

NEW YORK.. Feb. 2.-The opening of the stock
market this morning was Continuation OF yes
terday Weakness, and frat prices were gencrslly
from "a to h lower than last nights closi *,
Later the market gained strength and advances
followed. The market quieted down, as usu,l, Ia
the latter por ion Of the hour and while retsiciag
its firm tone, developed no further feature. at
IL O'Clock it was quiet bat firm st fractional ad.
vancss over the opening figures.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

POLICE REpoRT.-Lsst night YES clear
and COO! ill about O'Clock. when 1t became
cloudy. There were two prisoners and fse
dodgers at ,be station house.
TIE Mayor this morniog disposed Of the
following csse:
George Ford and John Nelson, oolcred,
charged With an assault on Mamie HsnEon,
were dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02
Sickness Among Children.

Especially infants, is prevalent more or less
at all times, but Ia largely avoided by giving
proper nourlshment and wholesome food.
The lost successful and reliable OF ell ia the
Gail Borden Eagle" Brand Condensed
Milk. Your grocer aud druggist keep 1t.