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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

FINE MILLINERY -Mrz. F. A. Howell an
nounces in card elsewhere that she h ,s returned
from the northern cities with complete and
handsome line OF millinery and invitca tho ladies
OF the city and vicinity to inspect her stock at
No. 416 King street. M,s. Howell we'll knows
the tastes of the Alsxandris ladies and In select,
ing her stock has acted accordingly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

CARL1N ePR1Nes. Alexandria county. is
by no means In the shade, for ertsrprising
gentlemen have recently e'ted there and
built fac houses, which they have made
attractive homes. They hsve organic ID
and chartered j oint stock company unde:
the title OF The CarIin Hall Association"
aud not only Is public hall TO be built.
but also an Episcopal church. and 1t is sisted
that ten of these gentlemen have each sub
scribed $3.50 and expect no difficulty in
raising the required So COO 1t is believed
that several more fac residences will be
built on this property In the spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

Are you tired Of winter, and would you not
like to fly
Away with birds when winters lowers,
To bask beneath oloudless sky,
o. roam among the myrtle bowers?
But as you cssnot DC that, try to take the
best aare Of yourselfyo can. Don't let that
cold run on. Take Stouebraker's Cough
Syrup, 1t cures coughs and colds. % cents
per be tile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

CHURCH NorEs.-At quarterly meeting Of
Trinity M.thodist Episcopal Church, hsld On
February 18th, it appearing that there were two
vacancies in the 30 I'd of Trustees OF the proper
ty of said church, ooca.ioned By the dsa.h Of a.
G. Harmon and Geo. G. Hewes. former trustees,
these vacancies were Fl led by the election Of VIM.
Chsunc.y and Sherman B. Fowler. And alta
meeting Of the Board of Trustees hold at The
church lsst n.sht Sherman B. Fowler was duly
elected secretary, aud Geo. B Carlin treasurer OF
the said Board of = rustSes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

RIVERS AND HARBoRs-The river ard
hsrbor bill Ra9 reported to the House yes
terdsy The total emount Is $40. zoo 600. or
only 1900, 900 short OF the last Cousresa.
Virginia shov the adv antage of having men,
Der ON the committee. Mr.. Jones succeeded in OBJ.
tsinii The following approp,ia IONS Ha!bjrs,
Norfols. $4,000; Onancock hal bor to COM
plete S6511. Eiveia, ApDomattox, to complete,
$4,000; Nanaew ord, $4,000; Chicssh miny,
10 complete, 81. 500; James river, $500, 900 !;
Mat.sponi river, $4,000; Msttaponi, above
Obatts 1900; Namcpi, to complete, $4,000 ;
Pamunkey to complete, $1,000; Rappahannoek.
$40 1000; Uroans creek, to complete, $1,000
York river, $4,000; Aqua creek, So 900; Oc-
coquan, to complete, $4,000 Fer tho improve
ment Of the Potomac river fa,s at Washington an
appropriation Of $500, 900 was rect mmeaded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

sKspTICAL.-Mr. VIM. Underwood. who
wss yesterday given The rote With his name
signed 10 it which is is said vas f.urd be.
tween the stock and barrel 81 sn c d mus.
ket, meG:son OF which was ,as6s In The Ga.
asTTE, says he recalls none Of he occur
FENCES stated 10 the note and that be wac
rot wounded at the battle OF Manassas. He
says the note seems to be In his hsnd writ
iug, however. bat ne will have to see the
musket before he believes 1t Is bis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

BIG CLAIM-Before the adjournment Of the
Corporation Court on Saturday, adm nistration
upon the estate of Alexander Henderson was
COMMITTEE to Octavia C. Henderson, who gave
bord in the sum OF $4,000. 1ha estate hes
large elsim growing ont of the French spoliation
q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

POLICE RKroRT.-Last night was clear
and cold With one prisoner and seventeen
dodgers Cramps who got 10 out OF the ooid)
at tina station house.
The Mayor this morning digpossd Of the
following cess i:
Nat Jackson, oolored. fo. 40 assault on
hia wife W..a pistol, was 6ned S..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

S.onsbraker's Liniment is the standard
linimeDt used 10 the hospitals and schools
throughout the world. Price 25 cents
bJttle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

THE FREE ToNTINK policies OF the Equl-
table Life Assurance Society of New York
are Unrestricted after one year, inoonteet
able sf.er two years and non.forfeitable az
ter three years, and payable without DELAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

Doctors and undertakers are generally
poor where the people use stonebraker's
Liniment for pain. Price, Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

REPUBLICAN MEETING "A 'qalst" cen.
ference OF republicans was held st the cor
ner of @ lssn and Henry streets last night,
called Dy Mr.. L W. Oorbett, tie C f. chair
man, whioh vas attended by the city COM
mttse and some Of the federal Office hold
err. Steps wers taken t. get the votere
we'll in hand go that when the mae.ices are
called t, selett delegates 10 the Alto con.
ven.ion 10 send delegst j to tie national
conyeotioD, the party manages will know
where they stand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

IF FOUR BACK ACHES,
Oryou are all worn out, really good fo- nnth.
ing, 1t is general debility Try
BR0EiiS LEON BITTERE.
@SEW pse Eo4 cleanse your liver and easa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

PROPERTY sALEs.-Mrs. III. F. Robinson
has sod to J. &. NJ. Norton. trustee, 8 bouse
and lot OF the east side of Fairisx street, BE-
tween King AID Prince. for 81 800.
@. W. Jones has GOLD q
eA'.'' on the southeast corner OF
Princess and West streets for 81, 200.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. March 22-The mar
kot is quiet with light tr ,nsactions and the sale
mado hl9 morning were at yesscrsday's quotations
w, Wheat 95a1O0; Corn 46a49; Rye 7OaS0
a I'D Oats 3Ss42 Rutter is in demand and Egg!
sr, shade frmer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

FA1E.-Ths Third Regiment Drum Corps
fai. opened ast nist t a. Armcry Hall and
WISE very well attended The Msohsnics'
Cornst Band was present and rendered sew
eral vary foe selections. Following Ia tbe
vote on the various articles to be bsIloted
for:
Lsdisa' Watch: Miss Genie Sullivan 6.
Silver Knives ard Forks; Mrs g. Krauss
4. Mrs. K. Beamer L.
Gentiemsn's Ring B Scrivener 2
Drum Siicks: L. eulliysn 2 ]. Mansfield 8.
Cad headed Umbrslla . g. Welker @
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

r OsT.-On King street, between. ferry wharf
Ia and Fairfax street, BLACK EARRING,
with diamond in center. Finder will PLEASE -
it at 100 north Royal stIees en- -...,- cave
ward, .eose &c
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

NEW YORK CATTLE MAnEsT. Mar 21-Cattle
market lower native steers So SOFA so, bulls
and COWS $1.8 1870 per 100 lbs. Calves
msrket firm veals $5a8 so per 100 lbs. sheep
Lambs sc. 50a7. 60 per 100 lbs. Hoes-msrke.
rominslly steady at 81 9Oa5. 90 per 100 lhs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

PEesoNAL.-Mrs. L E Unler cont:u.
uss quite III at bes home Cd Washington
Street.
Mr.. George H Markell 10 CO, fn,d to his
home With bad attack CT grip.
Engineer E. ]. O'Btlen left here for At
lerte, Ga, last night TO confer wta the
ccmuittee Of arrangements In regard to
matters peftsioirg 10 tho convention Of lc
comotive engineers to be held in that city
In May. The Governor has rendered the
engineers The use of the new Capitol build
ing fer tat purpose. Mr.. O'Bfian is ohsi,-
man Of the gen:ral committee cf The r. & D.
seigu,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

No business Of importance was transacted
In the Circuit Court to-day,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

The PHILLIPS CAsE.-The grating by
the Governor Of repriege till April 22d
ne1', to Jefferson Phillips, sentenced to be
hanged In this city DC Friday next, 70. the
killing OF George 8. Smith In July last,
seams 60 meet with general approval. As
previously stated this action was taken on
lhs reoomm sndstion CT Judge Norton, who
tiled tie case. He said 1t would be inpos.
siole for be records t, be complet ed for the
prisoners oouasel to take tas o. s. to high
er oou:t on q metion for writ Of error I'M.
lass respite for short time was granted.
The people cfthls Gig seen generally dis
Doasd 20 sdGi5 that the conoemnsd man
eaculd have ail the chances far bis life thst
the law aliowR. Mr.. 8. g. Brent, council
for Pniiiips, this morning vent to Richmond
and took with him the bill of excep ions In
the esss, Which be will to-day present to
the Court Of Appss!s and ask for o writ OF
error. This, both he and Mr.. Burke ssem
perfectly sas.Rfsd will be granted. and this
opinion Is shared By other lawyers In the
oily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

DRATH OF Nh FoLTz Mr.. Horny Ii.
Foliz vsll-known rseident of this city.
whose serious illnees ct thu home CT bis
daughter in Northumberland rcounty was
mentioned on Friday, died The on Satur-
day morning of Brlghrs disease. rom which
he bad long been sufferer. Mr. Fotz csme
to this city during the war from Pepnsylva
MIA sad had ,ealded here ever since. Ha
Was practical printer ard for number OF
years vas engaged on ssveEal OF the Wash.
ing;on papere, but more recently had been
employed la TIE government printing Office.
Several years ego he connected himself With
the temperance movement in this city and
became prominent In the temperance orders
OF tie SAFE.
His remains were brcueht to tais city via
Baltimore, AID TIE iunera wi take plsce
feom his lsse resid ,aoe, on D lie street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

BALTIMORE, Mar. 21-swine-Tho number
received this week are nearly 1900 head less
than tn SO of last week. Trade is reported as
being fairly active only, with values unchanged
from those ruling last waek. Nearby hogs are
quoted st 6 hs6zc, air to best Westerns 6%a7c,
PER ID let, most 90 es Of Westerns at 6HsHc. The
range ia iha7c per lb net.
Receipts Of Sheep and Lambs 428 head with
Gales at $4.25s6 % per 100 lbs for Sheep, and
Lambs 5s7c per Id.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

RArr1xoHE. Mar. 22.-Virginia consoIs
do 80 721sa72A.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

MARRIAGES IN WASHINGTON "A rune.
wsy couple, Robert Il. Sherman, aged lwsn
ty-one years, Of this city, and Msud 8.
Franks, aged nineteen years. of Round Hill,
Ws.s married In Washington yesterday.
The gr0om stated that the mach was stren-
ousl7 opposed by .he BRIDES family, SO he
determined to take m3tieYs In bis own
hasd d., which he did with greet success.
4 letter from Heradon to the clerk of
tho Washington oou. t notifies him mot to
give John 4 Kdwell any license to marry,
aa be Ia not nineteen years OF age until the
II. b dsy OF t5is month, March, 1892, and he
lie my oDly support erd warts to marry q
woman old enough t., be his mother, go
ask yon 10 ygii::11hc!1 !,icanse. From Ills
mother sUd father" Tie letter is signed
by Sarah Kidgeii snd Lswis EidWelis
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Mar. 21.-some
Cattle were offered and sold as follows: Best AZ
AGO. good 4a4Ao; medium 3As3Ac; common
2a3c. Some Sheep and Lambs were offered
sheep 4s6c. and Lambs at SAT 1Ac springs 10a13c
Calves 5s71hc. 8 Cows and Calves brought $40
a5O Market good,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

1 o. o F.-Ths 53rd Anniversary of Pc.
tomsc Lodge No. SO, 1. o. o F., last night
vas grand success 10 every particular.
Taare was large and appreciatlVs audi.
soca ard ell the arrangements were simply
refffct. The mett ting was called to order
by D. &. s ansbufy, chairman, in few we'll
chosen remarks. He announced the ab.
scene Of the speaker Of tie evening, Mr.. F.
a. Steer. who vas destined by eickness.
Prayer wss ofsret by Rev. ". NJ. Poisal.
and the following talent Wss present and
rendered an excellent musical and literary
entertainment during the evening: Mr.. Ne.
veil GresnaWsy, sole; Miss Ida Bsgeett, solo:
Miss Ellie Tyler, solo; Mr.. ]. T. Brriil, reolts.
i1on; The Boys OF the Old Brigade" BIZ Mr.
Norman Psuitt. Wish Miss Hattie Desmond,
scoompanist; E!ss Little Klaus, reoitst ZOE :
Messrs. Jas. Catae!l, n. q. Guttersou. and
MIS-. Connolly solo and duets; Richard Smith,
vocal and Instrumental music; Mr. E. r.
Boyer, rscitston; G. F. Miller, comi, song i;
Miss Ola Lyles, recitA,ione; M. F. Ashford
aud N. Putt, duet, The Lover Five and the
Upper Ten" Remarks were made By T. N.
RENDER, Grand Warden, OF Richmond.
After the entertainment In the lodge raom
the audience was invited to the bauqpes
ball Ia tbe lower room, where all the :
Dles were loaded With the de icacies OF tae
seascn AID there most pleasant time was
sDaus around the festive bcard. At u
o'clock the meeting adjourned All she
visitors in departing voted thanks to Po.
tamRo Lodge for the highly entertaining en-
joymeLti of the evening TIE banquet was
managed By the lady friends OF the lodge
and the beautifully decorated tablss aod
eump,uons repast served by them prove
that the management could not have been
entru: t I'd to more competent hands.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

EAL1Igoas, Mar. % Flour dull and I'M.
changed. Wheat quiet ard lower No 2 red, spot
and Mar 97lhs97a; April 97g. asked; May
945sa947s; June 93&a94; Southern dull; Fultz
$3.50; Lonsberry e5a1oO. Corn steady; mixed
spot Asa ,45A April 451bs45aa; May 461ha
s45Ss steamer mixed 43ass43% Southern cora
dull white 45a46ha u low 46a47. Cats quiet
but steady; No 2 white Western 36s364 No 2
mixed do "a Y ASKED. Ryesteady; No 81 asked.
Hay STEADY good to choice timothy $14s15 so.
Provisions sseady.
LEW YoRK, Mar. 22-Cotton -; uplands -;
orleaCs = futures quiet and steady. Flour quiet
AID essy. Wheat active and weak. Corn quiet
ard firm. Pork inactive and steady Mt 50 50s
$11 30. Lard quiet and firm at SIS 524h
CHICAGO. Mar. 22.-11.OO 8 m-Wheat-May
80; July 1898 Corn-Msy 3sssa39aa; July
39lh Oats-MaY %; July nominal Pork
May $40 Go; July nominal. Lard-Msy S6 20
July nominal. Short 1ibs-Msy S. DO; July NOM
inal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22
LADIES

LADIES
Geedtng ston!c, o. children who want build.
ing up. should take
BROWNS IRON BlTTERS.
u Ii pleasant to take, cures Malaria, Indk.
aasaA Bilioiasnass and Liver Complainta
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-22

fo" LOOKING RAIsINs, scipsr, lb at
VI dec1A ]. c. MILPURNE
CHOIOE TABLE BUTTER, in rolls, for sale BY
" dec19 10 MILBURN
TOMMY FLAKES iust received by
III dee2 &c MILBURN
DHILLIPs' DIGEsTIBLE COCOA for sale by
i feb26 q. MILBURN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
MOUNT vERxox,s REPUBLICAN wIGwAM.

The dedication 81 the new Republican wls"am, ~
First s. and second ave, Mount Vernon tonight
r,,t.. IA 10 a rpu,,ug meeting II will also be the
formal opening OF the campaign by the HARRISON ana
Reid Cmpagn Cub, and will BE- n ratification OF ue
Of the National candidate. An ATTRACTIVE
Programme has been arranged By the Campaign ''H''
mlfte... Including music by the Mount Vernon Brass
Band and the Young Mems Campaign "lec 'lno,
TX Congress man Roswell g. liorr, Of Mlchlsah VIII
De the principal SPEAKER and the anhouho'h'ht Vi
his coming has aroused much enthusiasm. owing to
"a, d.o,h NJ Lender Ilakcnau A. y. Brakeman,
,,,,ncr If the dead man and president Of the club.
viii not be- able to be present, and +. X. brown,
well known lawyer, VIII preside The WigW"n Il =
untary Subscriptions from The Republicans of tlle
civ and will hold about 1000 people. seats VIII
y, reecrycI FOR women, who specially invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
GRAIN and PRODUCE MARKETS.i
FEATURES OF THE NETWORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF THE NEw-YoRK DEALINGS.
The wheat speculation continued dull, irregular
and weak yesterday. The tendency OF values was
downward and final losses reached 3497-S cent.
Only little more than 100000 bushels changed
hands, and the local traders were in control. De-
cember options OpeAed at So 35 cents and fell to
81 1316d61 IS cents. Gables were disappointing
early and closed weak and lower. Frost did not
appear at the West, receipts were liberal ana The
false report about the Bohemia. which was sent from
report subsequently, denied, but II lad Its ln-
fuence there marked recovery from
lowest prices. On the spot there also was de-
pressed market and 10000 bushels were taken foS
export. -.
Corn also broke and closed 5-6d7-s cent
lower No damage reported from frost nj the
West and this coupled with the cholera scare ana
realizing led to the decline. There was considerable
long selling the downward turn. Cash lots were
weaker, and 10000 bushels were sold for export.
longs unloaded freely. Cash oats were depressed
with only a moderate trade demand.
Lard fell Ia 8 points the cholera scare
The final quotations were rs follows: ~
Wheat-Sepember, - 5-o; October - "a 70.
vember, 80 So December, 81 49, May, 1893, 81 ~
cents. ~
CORRESPONDENTS. 55 Is: october, So 1-s: Novem.
ber So December, SO 3-5: May, 1893, 81 cents.
0ats-september 81 IA; october. 80; November,
80; December, 40; May, 1893, AZ cents
The receipts Of -four and grain reported yester-
day at New-Yorls. Philadelphia. Baltimore and Bos-
ton were as follows: Wheat. 53s.736 bushels; corn,
I42 Jas bushels: oats. 213,992 bushels: total grain,
so4,s13 bushels flour. $3.50 packages; At Ghics .
Wheat 46l 900 bushels corn, 2S7 $50 bushels; oats.
3l6,I7O bushels total grain, 1,065,459 bushels;
hOur % III barrels.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
SEIZED By A RUSSIAN CRUISER.
FOUR MORE BEHRING SEA SEALING scHooNERs
TAKEN.

FOUR MORE BEHRING SEA SEALING scHooNERS
TAKEN.
Victoria, b. C., Sept. 15.-The sealing schooner
Triumph has arrived here from Copper Island. She
brings that further confirms the reports that
additional seizures have been made by the Russians
she sighted the Russian cruiser zadiaka south Of
Copper Island, about forty miles of shore. A short
distance away four schooners, of their guard.
The Triumph had all her boats in and was carrying
all SAIL She stood away and the cruiser ran for the
other four schooners Captain Whidden, OF the
Triumph, says the cruiser steamed In among the
schOoners and he Is certain she must have captured
some OF them; but heavy fog shut on his view.
Two days later the Triumph sighted the American
bark Majestic passed close to her and bottle
thrown from her which contained the following note
On board American bark Majestic, at sea, Aug. 10
Latitude So north, longitude 1864 east To sealing
schOOners In sight: Take notceYOu In danger OF
capture by the Russian cruiser Zadaka at Copper
Island have aboard four crews, OF schOoners Ariel,
c. H. White. Rosie DIN and Willie McGOwen captured
by her. thirty four all told. three days out from
PeersOulky Sound for Puget sound. The cruiser went
by us day before yesterday. There Is another
schooner lying west by south OF you. about fifteen
miles of. The cruiser captures all within line drawn
from Behring Sea division TO Carroll Strait.
y. p. LORENTZEN, commanding bark Majestic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
DEPEV OPERA HOUSE OPENED.
HIARGE ATTENDANCE AND A BRILLIANT SPEECH
FROM CENTRAL'S PRESIDENT AT
PFFKSKILII.

,s r.,.,r onora uonse WIS opened last evening
al Peeksk y. Y. 1T Is the first theatre 10 NC D"-
in the town, and the occasion was marheu oS ,''
at,endance If representative people OF the place
lin the Penman" presented by a. NJ rai"i'i
company and Chauncey NJ. Dope" Ihauo Il 'P0
A. a,c,t O'Clock Mr. Depew walked down thc Hs"'
o,sle and met rousng reception, cheering ana THROW
ing ND of hats greeted him. WIN MIS- D'pe"' '''
sister brotherin Jaw and son he occupleu po,
box while opposite them the FANNY Vi "'"e'
James W. Hustled occupied another Dos' i"o
arsl WAS unable TO be present. Mr. Depe"S "pPe"i
800 on the stage was the occasion of renewed sp
plause. - ,orca,v
Wis address sparKled with humor and was iarBeis
reminiscent Of his early boyhood days ana '"e """
tons and episodes OF the revolution ana i'' conn"
,ion with Peeksllll. lie spoke for ABOUT twenty "
utcs being frequently interrupted by applause ne
80. ON poekskilIs advancement, morality and busi-
ross nrospects Half Il dozen funny stories were 'ou'
nd In closing he dedicated the theatre to DIaHa oono
opd Eloonepce His remarks were followed ny io"s
.nnlause after which the play was gwen
Fred NJ TAYLOR has the management of the D'P'"
on.ra House The movement TO build 1t was started
e. Nav 1856 when. by the efforts OF EDWIN BE- LEM.
no,pent manufacturer Of Peckskill. the Music llaii
Issoc,ston was organized. owing to opposition anu
financial discoura gements. the work went Oh So"''
In Anil 1890 the land at Depew ana ooutn u.s.
norton Of the Depcw farm. was purchaSeu' anu
..r sft.rward sufficient stock had been subscribed "
warrant the beginning Of building operations. i'o
cornerstone was laid october 81, 1891, win Masoiio
ceremonies and Mr.. Depcw delivered an auu'coo
The l,iilding cost about $1,000, OF "olch @--'Do0
80 ,,,scrihed by Mr. Depew. II IS three stories
high 1ss feet front and ~; feet deep pun ir 0i prA
Gladstone with granite foundation ana ulnhnhsSs'
IT, coating capacity is about 1900. The stag j.
said 10 be largest in the STATE outside NV cU,n
onJ ighted both by gas and by electricity. ana ius
appointments and decorations are excellent: VIII,
oScers OF the association which controls II are VII
,am Nabie president: stephen Lent, secretary zen
.rai Lanes W busted Edwin b. Lent Edward Il.
Young and Paul VESSEL, trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-09-16
xnv1v ,TFD FOR CONGRESS.

indianapolis. sept. IA dispatch 10 "1h" News
from, LAFAYETTE Ind say,: The Democrats Of IN"
KIN Congress District Of Indiana this morning nom
mated Captain Milton Bell. OF KoLomo, rs th'ir
candidate for Congress.
Fort WORTH Tex, Sept. 15.-M the RepnbI'ah
Congress- Convention held here yesterday, y. D.
posentlal WA; nominated for the Nth District g. T.
Drake. for the with District, and a. G. Malioy' OF
III poso for the XIlIth District
birmingham. Ala sept. 1t. W. Tirph' h''"'p'r
Of Congress from the Oh IVth Alabama District was
nominated Yesterday 10y the Democratic convention
Of the new IXth District.
Marlboro Mass, sept. 15-Thc Dcmocrn'S Oh 'n'
Ivth Congressional District today renominated freu
crick :. Coolidge. ~ ,,,,s u,
Nrwburyport Mass, sept. 15.-The DenocTat, 80, "
IA. Win District today nominated Henry b. l'uo'
of Ncwburyport. for Congress. ,r.
Rome. Ga sept ID" Cyclone Davis, ol le shI
snokc here 10 day and there were fnlly CD Oh ms
fdllowers present Much enthusiasm prevailed be
foro the Speaking a caucus was held ana John ~.
.ihIev OF Cobb was nominated a. u candi1otS TOT
Congress to run against John W. Maddux tho Demo
cratic nominee. . - , =, ,,o,,c Con
ventIon OF the lid Congress District, ut Scale, day
~ g oates was rcnOmlnated by acclanation. go,
" Cedar Ra bids, sept. 15.-Ihe Democrats OF the tu
low, District have ren0mlnatcd John l. Hamilton ior
Congress. ~ - ,,,.,, y,hu
can Congressional Convention this afternoon non
mated A. Il. Wright, OF North Adams, by accisma''oh'