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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
Srobcnoe 3uftanoe tm Sno=
Su0iQttQ.

SefferionOille, SnS., 16. Hos
mber.-SIbsSn6iana miro aegcnwarz
tig BON elmer Sanbe BON Gdubern uns
8ranbitiftern unli6cr semadt, Dor oe>
nen Die Sepolferuns in beltanoigcr Slu9it
lebt. Sn bem benadbarten StGbtdlen
Sambu-s itablen 0icbe aus Der &ohs
nung BON Satob O0rr $3.50 in barem
@elbe unb itsften oanu oas Oaus in
Yrano. OOrr un6 icInc 9lnsebOriaen
fuuOen taum .3cit, iih III Sen 9tadtfleis
bern aus benz brenuenbcn Saule ~ retz
ten. Der bur6 Sas SeIcr entltauoene
SdaSen betrast $4,000.
Sn SsCersburg bran9en Sanbiten,
welae WtaSfen trugen, in oie gSo9nun9
be5 8irtbes s. S. SeGcr8 unS ;uansen
bieieu nit pOr9ebaltencu 9teuolueru,
feline SaaridaIt im Setruse uon $3.50
bsraus;uqeben. Or. q. i. SauB unO
Der alte Ysufiondr y. Us. Mattcr wurs
Scu in ibrcn gobuunsen iiberiallen uub
nm 500, relp. $50 btraubt.
gtus Der @Obnung uon 0aoibiOn bel
GSwarOspilIe wuroe cine @clotallc ges
itOblen uuo Oann oas Saus in Srano
sciteft, bod 9cluus es, Die 6laumsn Su
lOldeu. 0a5 Saus be5 SirtbeS Gnoz
rcB III 2atsltraBe Su GOrDSOn wuroe be-
raubt. slud lit cine 9tcibc uon sc>
UObnIidcn StraBenrdubereien 9emcloct
wOroen. Gin ucrwe9encr Glnbrud lit
audi i'll Oem Sauie oc5 6armer5 Itid.
Sdlubert bel SaEocrion periibt poroen;
6rau Sdubert wurOe gesluun9cn, $3.50
hcrau8iH9cbcu. Der SiiIislderin nabm
nit 8lutbunben bic Serfolaun9 Der
9fGubcr auf. Die Spur Oer Scetcren
fiibrtc burb gtews9llbauD uuo suel all-
Oere Srtlbafteu nah Dem Sdulbaule
bon @alnut Jtip9e, sin9 bort ieood
pcrloren. 9aS S9ulbaus 1T ebeaIa(ls
cpOliinhert mnrhpn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
Der 0aunr fardtet iid,.

Wfilwaufee, II. gtOo.-UfaDor
Sod, iardtet iid Dor Grants bic lbm
Sasielbc Shifial bereiten fOnnten, wie
ieinem perltorbenen Gollesen Sarrilon
in Chicago. Sor orei Sa9en lieB er lid
pom Yoliieidef clnen banofslten Slaus
rod lte0en. Der i'm Socsimner Der @o6>
nuna ober auBen auf benz Corridor PO'
ffen ftebt. 0tapor Sod bat ndmlid III
leerer 3.it cine sln;abl OrObbrRfe pon
Grants" erbalteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
$50 ,1e tbr 0elo peritedt bielt.s

8irminsbam, Conn, II. 9tOp.
- SOr elmer aSode itarb bier cine alte,
als iebr er;sntrIid befannte 6rau, 9taz
mems Otarsaretbe &ane. Sbr Sobn
wuBte, OaB iie @elo 9cbabt bate, bod
mar nidt5 ba, uuo crit al5 er auf fins,
Slide uno StIBle 81 unteriuden, Iano
er Darin peritedt bier 5000, bort 500,
Elm 8aufbu1 iber $1,000 II. I. 10. Gr
miro aae rie MObeln ls!ucr Wuttsr uuss
einunber idsen mHiisn, NH 5u ieinsr
SrbidaTt III foutulen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
Der Sramoitiftmu8 i,no oes Yferoe:
otebifablS aneeflaat.

GbicasO, II. gfOOember.- .-5ranf
Sprinser, Bud Staras unO 2bOmas
S'&ceIe wurben bier oerbaitet unter
benz Serbadte, uOr &ur5em Sen @asenz
lduppen nsbit BierOeitaaen Der rGbicaz
ao'er Gitp. .9iailwap IS ompusuis" au Der
SO. uno lSallacsitraBe in 8ranb seitedt
III babeu. AGO Pieroe tamcn IN Den
tslammen nm unb Der Surd Oas 6cucr
an9cri6tete Sdaben belief iih auI
100000. Die brei 9enannten iino
icrner bei6uloist, bic bel benz Srauoe
herrlhenoe &ouiuiiOn bsnust unb cine
ansabl BierSs ssitOblsn au babsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
Tah Scutidilalp bcr.tfett.

93ewz0 0ort, II. 9tOp.- Or. 9S.
S.Ntorton, lpelder tiir;lid aus Oeutid<
Lamb Suriidfebrts, 100 er, lule bcrittet
wuroc, bonn Grs6eidstan;ler Sismarf
coniultirt uurSe, ut auf'5 9teue na6
o'rabsm 9ercilt. Gr erbielt cine &ubels
bepelde, Die i'm ioiOrt na6 Osutidluno
berief. Gr beiaub ii9 um Oicnltas ais
YaNa9ier am SOro Oes 0ampfers
Qahn"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
IN MEMORI.AM.

GbicagO, 9a., II. 9tOObr.- Sn
Sem Saale bes StaOtratbes warb beute
;um IuSenfeu on Sen ermoroeten 9RagOr
Garter $. SurriiOn cine Grausrislerlids
felt ab9cbalteu, Ger auBer Idmmtlihen
Stabratben stwa 800 einselaOene Bsrs
ioueu, barunter Die 9fi6ter, Staots uno
Staatsbeamtcn beiluohnten. 5un9is
renber WtaDor Omit belt bic Gebddt>
uiBrebe, ueri6ieoene aus anoeren Staoz
ten einsclauieue Srausrbeidliiie wurz
BEN perleien unb idlieBlid Der 8eridt
oes 8eI6luBzGomite'5 an9enOmmsu.
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gsuts auksrssw6bnlids Bargains
1900 S20=Wanncr=9lnsii9e
- iiir -
: $12.5O =
tno aeeeu w6dleutIfdhc SabIunasn
S,fdifS berIaRIidien &aoeH,
Sar. 519 mno sci, SuosBreaopaS.

Die au5troroentlihifen uno olHe 9leiten oa feheHz
ben Sargains-uro nab benz HetteiteH uno leidtsren
Grcbi=S Spitem-eln geHis paar, elm 2SeHIa pom Sen
Al Seit, ic nadloem Sic oaS @elb parat haben
9demano, jung ooer at-Gei6dttsmanE, Commits
oocr Sanbrperfer-taKn es ausbaIteH, ieineH SdHrlz
ber baar unb nod 40 bis 60 groSent ertra 81 beSdp<
beiierc-unp in arob,rer gusuabI-Iieern uno parten
fonnen bis Sic beSabeu, iudbreIo Sie uHere &leoer
traaeH uno ben Brei5 peroiener.
Seute fonneH Sic iid inter 1900 uHerer elgeHeH IN
Baltimore sematlten ansIse (uno mir loroern ole
91elt beraus, ie 5n iibcrreffeH) eneH auSludblen
ieinite RamnsarH (woRsTED)z, Sainlrs Il. ehcplotz
sln3iige-aud enaliide uno irliroiitc 2peeos - IN
ben neuen Sad> uno Gutaruap=GaeoHs; InSise ME
Sie IoIe nraenbs inter $40 bis S25 tauIer tonneH-
tauien z ir bier iar S12. so uno auI Greolt!
DiaEns ueberro6e iinb in slelhcr 9Seile i'm Srsilc
bcrabgciett SameHzJfode nod meiter reousrt. nHo
5ainenubren uno ShuudiaheH - aUdl anf ereolt -
uno aarautirt!
Gprcden 81. s.itis por. gb,nbs bis 8 llbr oiieu
beute .ibeMo bis ~ llhr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
VSeltlt Sie

ireeno,oetd)e gSaaren, eIeidj Den
i,nIcrieen, iencn, ,ucldle Sic fur
tpeniser 6eIo, ais Die t,nicrigen.
fa,tien fonucu, foutnteu sic 5nrit6
,tu0 bolcu sic ftd) sSbr 8clo.
gNcnu ste anoer.oGrts iraenos
ipeIdbc sSaaren ieben, ipeIdbc Sbnett
beiIer scfaacn, ais oic nnieriaea.
fommcn Sic 5nriid nnS boIcn Sic
I'D sDr Gielo.
Siaaf 9am6urger & SSbme,
Wr. 122, St=Saltimore=S 2 IT,.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
San,,e,t es aebra,td1e,l.

ct. @loub, Otinn., II. gtou. -
Ssinri3 unb s(nna pom alnidus, Die
&inbcr Ses por swsl Sabren peritOrbes
nrn belsii9en Goelmauncs Rarl BON
9lnldiis, Die bisber bier in slrmutb als
0ienltbOten gclebt batten, iuurSen be-
nadriatist, SaB ibr @rOBuater in Ssiil'
lel aeltorben lit, unO SeOem BON ibnen
S25, 900 permad]t bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
Sd,ott ipteOer uprbci.

9tem 3 IT, l6. 9tOuembsr. - Sen.
Sole Ntartl, Der bitiIge 0eprGeniant Der
uuaDbanslgeu Barter Der Gubaner III Oen
Ser. Gtaalen erhleIt beute cine 9epcite,
pelde oaS @nOe Der cIbauiheu 9teb.liou
perfiiuoet. Die SniIrgeEtsH babeu ildl ers
qebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
@pn Der gSeltams nelltna.

Ghicaqo, II. Hopcmbcr. - Die
g(ttipa Der @eltausitelluns uebmen in
elmer @eiie ab, welde Die Scrwaltun9s<
mitalieDer III Sdrefen perieet. Sel'm
StluB Der gusitellung am 80. Sftober
beianoen li6 in runocr Sumn,. "a
Wtiaionen Dollars an Sanb, Die li6
inbeiIen tros ser, wie behauptet piro.
lparlamen Gerwaltun9 tG9li6 nm S10,s
900 uerrinaert bat.
Dies 1T lnbeNsu nidt a(Iein Die urz
lade, oaB Ssulen uno 3dbnetlappern
uuter benz 9ireftorium berri9t. Den
Serren 1T tlur 9emadt wOrbeu, caB Elm
betrGdtlider Sbeil BON Gisentbum,
m.ld)es Die 0ireftOren 5u perfuui.n &C..
bahten, nm nit bsm Grl6s ben Aftios
nareu elnen 9bcil Der einge;ablten gels
Der 5uriid su eritattsn, gar nidt Der
auslteluns, iOroern ben @Outrattorsn
asbOrt. Die 2estereu iiuo emii9 bes
ldaftist, ibr Gisentbum ;u entfcrnen,
unO mas nod iibris bleiben wirb, nadls
oem lie pamit fertis iinb. l6Bt iih nidt
feltiteGcu. Sn einisen 6alleu bsanIpru>
den iie iOsar Die Oddsr Der GcbauSs.
sllpa Smpbaro & Goutp. erhi.lt.n
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elus oer SumoesbamptStaot.
EtatifiShe8.

statiitiidIeS.
Is biu9ton, II. stopember.-
9tad ben gtadweilun9cn be5 ltatlltt:
iden Bureaus bctru9 Der gSertb Der in
Sttober B. S. gum Export gcbradlten,
i'm Jnlano proousirtsn 9Saaren $751;
913, 1902, segen $50, ,S29,621 i'm Sftos
ber 1892, mitbtn e'n fld9ang pm
$915,s19. Die 0aarensGlniubr sel9t
cincn GHdaans DOR 20,35S,769. Die
ausfubr absritic9 Die GinIubr i'm Stto'
BET 1892 nm SIS. 1851, 1863 uno in oenls
iclbsn Monat bes laufcnOcn Sabre5 I'M
$36, ,044 ,O33. Die @ciammt- 2lusfubr
in ben criten sebn Otouaten Oes lauIeltz
bcn Sabres betrus 69O,9O7,6S9 uno
i'm gleideu 3citraum oes Sorlabres
1888, ,O13, ELL llnterl6leO bon
$62,263, $50.
Die @olozGiuiuGr IielIt ii9, iuie iolat:
Sftober 1892 S3,11S,330. Die Gust
fubr $5O5, ,91S unp III oeMlelbcn .Selt@
ab blduitt bes YOriabres $484, $50. Der
9Sertb Der Silber,9lu5f 5fubr betrug i'm
Sttobcr 5. s. $3,472,76S uno in Stz
tober 1892 $3,7O7,422. Gingeiubrt
murOe I'M Sttober ocs lauTeuben Sabres
Silber sum 9Scrtbe Don 81, ,143, ,069
uno in bemielben Oionat 1892 $,494,z
959. Die Silbersausiuhr bat in bcn
eriten Sebu Itonaten bcs laufenbcn
| Sabres seaen Sas Sorjabr bsltdnois iuz
9enommen.
ste eee,ndtiareit nnferer artessiaiHe.
2lmoS S. Cummings, Der 0orlIbeube
bes SausauslduIeS Siir 0tarines Auges
lescnbeitcn, lieB in etnem Snteruiew
beute Ourdblidcu, oaB Der ausi6uB Der
Sra9e. rb bic Seetiid)tigfcit Ocier Oocr
iener Sdifie Ser SunoeSmarine pOllz
fommcu iiber allem ;3weiiel erbabcn lit,
sroBe Seadtuu9 Ibenfen wcrOe. Sez
fanntlid iinb III neuerer 5sit bel mebr.z
ren 6abrSeugen iatlmme Contributions
| Wtdnscl Su Gage setretea, namentlld lit
cS mebriad) por9efomnleu. baB Sabrs
seuge in 6olse gu gyobcr SelaituHs bss
oberen Sbcils bcinuhe fenterten. ,3uz
nGhlt miro porauS iiatlid Oas Ofarlue=
Oepertement mn Nusfunft iiber bicle
Sorfdlle an9esansen iuerOen. Sollte es
ii1 Danu ais ratblid crpciien, cine
f0rmll6e llnteriuduns ein3uleiteu, piro
oas Obnc .3weif.l seideben.
Wermiidtes.
lin ben Soften eiucs Ntiin;s Superinz
tenoentcn in philadelphia lit Elm eiil i9cr
8ettbewerb entltanOen. Seutc waren
swei Oclssationeu BON @cidditsleuten
aus Der Staot Der Sruoerltcbe bier. nm
bel Sefrctdr Carlisle in DIR Ingelescnz
belt DO, snipredeu. 0a Serr Carlisle
nidt in leiuem yiireuu erlhien, iouberu
in ieiner Briua1w Obnun9 bllcb, INN al
leiuem Sabresberibt gu arbeiten, nluBz
ten bic Ebllaoelpbier unpsrri9teter
Oinse wieoer a6;ie5en. Ils GauDioas
ten fGr ben Soften uerren II. u. Owisbt
af. 9owrD unO q. s. grOB senannt,
Grlt.rer wirb BON Sr:. SaritD empfobz
len, uGbreno Die Grnennung Oes Srn.
@roB pOn 9teprdisutant 0tcslleer iuarm
beiiirm ortet piro.
Die attien in 0em Safe ocs gaufserz
itOrers Sobn 6. Ono, Dem friibcren
Srdiioenten Der ~. 9tationalbant" in
ytewsyOrf, iinb beute in Der San5lci oes
SunbessSberserltts einselauien. Gs
lit mabrideinlid, baB oas @eridt nlits
| tells beionoeren geialuiles Die Ssrbauoz
luna iiber Die Seruiung auf nadlte Seit
feitlest, oa, penn Der SAT- auf Die &c;
mObnli9e Yro;sBliitc fame, CT crit uad
brci Sabren errel6t ipilroc.
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&leiDer i'm Setailberfaui
- Su --
itrift GmgrossYreiiem.

2ic Gclcseubcit sum 9uufen gut gemad.
ter SleiouuasItiide Su Sreiicu, su oenen mir
tie lett oiierweu, tolnmt nur unier Ser=
hdllniilen, wie iie ge9eumarti9 berrlden.
Dor. 2ie Sabritanteu BON 9SoaifoHeE, Die
@'clb braudter, bepurften ss aud] lebr mo-
tbie, mt lpareu bereit, ir9enO welG)e @or5eI-
ionen su MAIDEN, nm IS idluen Sn befonls
MEN. Die Gelegeubelt ipubrRehmeub, fauI'
ten MN segen Saaggslo cine rieiiae S.nGns
titdt Stiidnaaren Su tait @eld)eafz &reiien.
0iele 9Saareu uerarbeiteten mir lii &uiiige
unb usbersieher. Sas Ill unersm GrgroSz
9cpartement iibri9 par-uuo es mar felne
serluge Guantitdt-iteuen mir sum %ertauT
i'm Sleineu su ltrift guarosz Yr,iieu.
9as elegautehe, grDBte unO uollhdnbigiie
Eager BON Guiii9eu uuO llebersieheru, oas
IcmalS i'll Baltimore autgewleien iuoroen,
befinoet ftd jest auf uuereu 2ahentaielu,
Ste habeu jett Die Ausmabl barun!er Su
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Geiuuoheit lit Reid,th,t,rt.

wMeiue sau5. @siunbbeit, ia, mein
gan5es 2ebsn, funn ld iascn, per6ante
id SimmOns 2iper 9issulator. @. ,.
8 II / on, @elbOrn, 6la- ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1893-11-18
Ser 9sntide CORRESPONDENT,
TdsIidb, fp6bentIid unb Gonutogs,
Raine. Cfiaeuthiiuirr unn RtnaftctI

TdsIib, podentlid unb Sonntass,
q. Raine. GieeutbHmer nuo Weoaftcur
(9tabioIser pon s. Haine),
eibpcf=Gce Saltimore=S Strase unb Noii=SfFcezgp.
Ereie bes tdsIidpen SIatteS. burtb 1rdeer teioret
12h @ts.; faeIidle rno Scnnta SsYuSsabe 16
Gents pro Roe, sahbar an bic ods SIdtt beorsenoen
3rdser.-Saalidl uebf Spnnta sSs etuS aabe inter
Eorto oSoransb,sohuEo $3.50 pro Sabr, fur firSere
init SouHtassbiott, portorei, NIT 9bSus tiir Clubs
$3.50 pro Sabr, nan trseno etnem Srte pes SnIaH=
ees, 81 nab europa. Sonutae SsMuS eab be 81
N sfu Aiitteis uIe SleIaateu.
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sllpa Smpbaro & Gou,p. erhi:

ben &ontratI sur Sei3uig DER SSobnuHs pou
SRI. @atou in Baltimore Our9 ben oets'
gBailer. Spparats t276h)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-03
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
TO PIT LIFE INTO TRADE

In times like these merchant must offer his
goods at prices the public cannot afford to
overlook We have certain seasonablc arti-
cles on hand that we will close out ct great
reduction These goods are not second but
Grst-class in every particular, and fully guar
antecd by us.
ALASKA HARD WOOD REFRIGERA-
TORS S13, reduced to Sill; $40 reduced to
SID; SIS to $15 S21 to Sis; SOB 10 $50;
$50 to $40.
JEWETT's CHARCoAL-LINED WATER
COOLERS, . gallons, S1.i5 3 gallons, 50 !;
4 gallons, 81 25. These are rare prices and
only few on hand.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS-Arctic. 3 qts..
$50 6 qts., $3.50; 8 qts., So each; White
Mountain, qts S1.55 , qts., Sl9O; qts.,
1925 IS qts So go each.
A TEN PER CENT. REDUCTION on every
Tea Set. Chamber Set, Dinner Set, Library,
Parlor, Banquet or Piano Lamp in the house.
Terms: NET CASH on delivery of goods.
This sale will last for two (2) weeks, begin
ming Monday, August 14th. Do not fail to
call and see these goods. This is rare chance
to repenish your china closet at small out
lay of cash. L. }. MlLLEk SON,
3fT King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-03
SATURDAY.
the 14th day of October. 1893.

the l4th day OF October, 1893,
at II o'clock M, upon the following terms
Enough of the purchase money III casn to pay
| the amount du. On the notes secured by said
deed-S14 2S1.3S aud the expenses OF sale.
SI1S.62, in all S15, ,0OO-and the residue of
tho purchase money in TIVE eqnal pay mcnts at
six and twelve months from day of sale, with
interest; the deferred pay ylents to be evidenced
by notes and secured by deed of trust-the
TWO PARCELS OF LAND in Alexandria
county, Virginia, conveyed by said deed ex-
cspt lot in parcel No. /, which was convey
ed to Mary ]. Kennedy by deed dated June
10. 1892 of record in liber 0, No 4, page
137. land record of Alexandria county, be-
ing lot No. III block 13 of PARK ADDI-
TfON TO ALEXANDRIA, Alexandria coun
ty, Virginia. according to plat and subdivis-
ion as recorded in liber n, No. 4, page 209. of
said land records, to which reference is made
for description of saidlot
Parcel No. 1-Beginning at point in the
lands of James Duncan, the North West Alex
andria Improvement Company and Geo. c.
Yidotto, 100 feet north ofAleylndria avcnue
and running thence N. SSo27' E. 3451. $40
feet to the west line of the Washington
Southern Railway Company; thence S
l25 feet to Alexandria avenue extended
thence westwardly TO the line of tho North
West Alexandria Improvement Company, and
thence n. 20' E. 100 feet 10 the point of be-
ginning.
Parcel No. 2-Beginning at stake in the
south line Of Alexandria avenue extended
$50 feet from the west limo of the Washing
ton Southern Railway Company, and running
thence s. SSo10 w. 3O71 feet to a sake:
thence N. SOo53' W. 73.44 feet to a stake;
thence n. 6S0 WI feet to stake; thence
S. 90 E. 1920 feet to a stake; thence n
SS01V Z. 321233 feet, and thence n
10 so W. 130 feet to the point of beginning
and all appurtenances thcreunto belonging
The above described property Is known as
Park Addition to Alexandria, Alexandria
county, Virginia. Il has been subdividcd,
and plat thereof is recorded in liber n, No
4, page 209. 1t is near ST. Asaph Junction,
on the Washington Southern Railway.
se215 is JOHN NJ. JOHNSON, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-03
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
SCHOOL BOOKS & SCHOOL SUPPLIES

The largest stock of new and secondhand
School Books ever offered at lowest prices
We have never been underso.d, for we buy in
the lowest market for cash and give our Gus
toners the benefit al our books are cover
ed with DYSON'S UNEXCELLED COVER,
which fits the book like Il glove and lasts
longer than any other made. They have
stood the test for six years School Bags are
lower than ever All makes, from &c TO ,
States covered aud plain, double and single,
from Sc to 3Oc Composition Books, new
I-Iixe. /. 3. 4. ). 10, Is and 25c. al we ask
is look at our line. and you Will be satisfied
that the little store CAN and DOES sell goods
low. ST. DYSON & BRO. sos King ST.,
aug2S Next TO the Opera House
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1893-10-03

FATAL DUEL OF STALLIoNs.-Af fatal
duel between two stations took place
at Haddonfeld, Pa, on Wednesday
and those who witnessed the struggle
say that the battle was a very fierce
one. The animals were owned by Or.
G. l.. Thudicum, veterinary surgeon,
and have been kept separate on ac-
count of their well-known vicious tenn
pers.
On Wednesday, however, the two
horses were accidentally turned into
the same field. One was partly hidden
by some trees, but when the two stall
lions saw each other they neighed vic
iously and prepared for combat. Rear.
ing upon their hind legs the enraged
animals bit each other and struck out
with their fore feet like professional
pugilists. Their iron-shod hoofs in
tiicted terrible wounds. Finally, one
of the stations fell with the teeth OF
the other imbedded firmly in his throat
Realizing his hold, the maddened beast
backed off short distance and then,
with mighty hound, landed on the
PROSTATE stallion with both fore feet,
infiicting fatal injuries. The eyes Of
the victor flashed as his vanquished
foe attempted to rise; but before the
latter could gain his feet he was again
knocked down and dragged around
the field by his neck until the other
stallion was beaten off with clubs. DIR
Thudicum valued the stallion that was
killed at $1,000.
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MEDICINAL.
4 RAD WRECK

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ALEXANDRIA, VA. TUESDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 8 1898
AUCTION SALES.
By r. F. Knox. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LAND.

AT the request of the holders OF two of the
notes secured by the deed of trust from Geo c.
Videtto to John NJ. Johnson, dated September
10 1891, and recorded in liber l., No. 4, page
31O, land record of Alexandria county, Wy
ginia, the undersigned will sell at public auc-
ton on the premises OH
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At French'S Book Store,

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HEADQUARTERS for everything used IL
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New School Goods.

When times are bard buy to the best ad.
vantage. Remember y0u will SAVE MONEY
by buying SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL
Supplies of every description
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CyOMETHING NEW.-AIrs. RaInmei's pat
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An Interesting Letter.

Several weeks ago we had the plea
sure of meeting DR.. Rogers, of the In
diana Insane Institution, while stop
ping few days in Staunton, the guest
of DR.. Blackford, on his way to Lexing-
ton to place two of his sons in the Vir-
ginia Military Institute. DR.. Rogers is
one OF the foremost specialists in the
country. He has, during his service in
that capacity, disbursed over $4,OO0,OO0
for the comfort and Improvement of
the insane, and is as thoroughly famil-
lar with the working and management
of the insane hospitals of the United
States as any one that could be men
toned. In view Of this, the following
letter, which we are permitted to pub
lish, contains very high compliment
to the management of the hospital at
this place, aud will be read with inter-
est by all who feel concern for the un-
fortunates who are committed to it for
treatment