davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-09-14
gu miethen Qeindlt.

SO er1ongt: 9n6i4 m~66lirtes Simmer III ou9eueR=
~ mer, 9ebiloeter fS0mIlie ouf Der gtOroIeite BON ellis
3elGeul 9errH. NDreIie: G "a Stoats3t9. 14ipbalo
, 1894-09-14
Stelengefa1e.

StelengeTa1e.
@nsetoer inter biefer Rubrit ftnb f~ofenfr.t.
N eiu9t: &ir3li9 eiu0elpanOertcr DeutI9er 2e6rer,
~ aud nit tauImdnul1der GDmptOir0rbeit pOuiQ per=
traut, mot eutipre0enoe 9ei9QftI9uug. AoreIie \ 33
Staots6etttHg. 14i3t
* eIu0t: Sin e~rfobrener 3tquor=Q9ent nit eioener
&unbi6aTt BON ca. 5000 iubt Steluug in eiuem
let1ttugSfGbi9en 9auS. Bette Geferen3eu ftebeu cur
@erfHgun8, @breiie: Re 81 @toot53ettuug. NI5t
MeIu6t; Gu e]rfobreue8 M8o0en NIT gutter Gm.
pteRiInn9e1 tolnlbt einen 9nten BloB Iur &lden=
aroett. Sell S1erteu: III @urling Ctr. 14l3t
~ e1u6t: Grfabrener Mofd]tnen6ouer. Der am
" S9rou6itod, 9rebbauf uH0 Sduie0eIeucr tidtig
ltuo gut arbetten fam, Die grDBter gteparatureH iel6if=
itGnOtg ouS5ufubrer I'M GtnHoe lit. Iu9t Steauuq.
98ub. 2rd9er, 81 8oiton Npe., ?. Sur. 14lep3t
* efu9t Sin DcutI6er Wtann in BEN beiten Sobreu,
" 1t1Dtbefonnt bat 4 Sabre 9elioerD=Wagen getrie.
ben NIB 3 Sabre III Der oeutN6eu @aOaaerie ocoient mft
STEELE aIS &retber. Aoreiie: Sobn 8eiu3, 932 5on
cod Aoenue. 14iep3t
a. eiu0t: &leibermo6ertu pini0t 8ei6dfhgunQ
III uno o1Ber benz 9aule. SO SreenlpIditraBe.
l4feP3t
N eIu9t: Gin oeu tI6er lunger Monn puuItt uad3
Der n~eue1ter WtetbD0e "a Stuuben Deu &tuoeru
acknowledgement gu %ertbeilen. 81. Srperien, 592 43te
StroBe 6lot H. 13I3t
Meiu9t: 8erfette 8eItauration8=866in poatom.
men IN Ibrert 6abe, lupt Steaung. &orelie
ES Al St00ts5ettltu9. l3l3t
M elu9t: Cine onItdnOtee 6ran tpiinl8t Qrbeit bel
" Gag I'M NSa16en un0 Q0uSpuBen.
l3I3t IA G1t SuotoHa Ctr, 8aienteut.
M efu9t: Sin Otoun III ben mittlcren Subrem init
~ a3eu9nlB elmer l3lGbrIgen 1%bGtigfett ais 8~uDbGlter
III ell1ent PlaB III 9bICa9D, 1u1t 0slbQtt9uug. SaHn
&1uttoll ltelle1. Scbert 1m9 Dor feiuer glrbeit.
13I3t Nbr.: r. 36 StQot3sto.
Meiu9 DIT: Sin SOuruoliIt, Der cine ieD83ebnjd6riqe
~ @~rf0Drun9 binter 1d) bat, uH0 irgeuOeiuen Yoiteu
an elmer Sages3ettung, Woden= O6er WtDuat5i1rift ous=
Julien t0nr, ludt Stelluug fnr lOfprt. 8riefe erbeten
inter M 313 StaatS5ettltt9. 26ag, BAN
~ e1u9t: Sin Wtanu III mittlcreG Subreu, Der NIT
" 8fer0ert um3ugeDeu DerItebt NIB fabreu fam uuo
ollie SSel0= un0 8arteudrbeit p%erriCDteI fam, iud)t Steue.
Feter &oIterbad, 6949 &oomi5 Str, @nglelpooD.
12i3t
0eIu1t: Gin ttefbeordugterf Sant1lienoater, titdtj=
" ger g3imntermanu, iudt trgenODelGe 8eI9GftiQuu9.
Mugu1t 3ollmanu, 1874 &eelD Str. 12I3t
Meiu6t: Sunger damn, nit Den beiten ,3euoniIien
~ perleDeH, lpiinIbt Stele aIS 8utder o0er 0uoere
Sei9dfttgun9. Gb0S. &itOerIon, 49, Wtilpaufee 2oe.
12i3t
n eiu4t: Snuge Game iu9t ir9eub cine Iei6te
Steue. ooer III elmer STtce; lam itetOQrapbire1.
l2I3t 81. Mt, 173 Gl0bourn Ape.
C1elubt: Sin Surge, II Sabre aIt, 6obu uGIt0nz
~ bigger Stern, lu1t BEL eiuent W}ebduifer als &ebrz
lung eln3ntreteU. Gfferten erbete1: u. 9talt, 391
MRttbel AOe, @umbol0t. 1I1ept4t
Ci eiuht t: @riinbIi4en &IopierunterriGt nab beludbr=
" ter Neuer WtetboOe ertbetIt eit ~glQl;eno empfDblener
8erlirer @OnierOatoriit 0fferten: E. 32 S%taots3eis
tltug, Spit
, 1894-09-14
@eHIette.

8. 6br6ber, bsutI6er Apotbeter, 465 uuO 467 MsiIipuufee
&0e., GGe Chicago @pe.
s. s. Si9tenberger & So. 81 unb 1888 MtiItpaufee Moe.
@te 8trtiipn=9tr.
8. Garitems, 53l Blue 9slanb @oe.
SDeD. 81. 8ebrens, MpDtbefer, 422 g5. Il. Ctr.
emil Sebreus, 82 Glib 9aIiteosStr, SIDE 6auoIport
Mpeuue.
Geo. S. q8iBbod, @HOmsf.Gde @~aaoiIOn. uns 9alftso.
GtraBe.
SEQ. e. I{iaer, @putDefer, 1874 gNtItuoufee glpe.
Seq @orses, 1S9 @tarlpel=5tr.
WteDeI sBrps, NpOtbefer, 1895 WtilGpoufee @oe.
s. s.. GlSner, 1861 WtiIt nutee @se.
S. 9. telnlpSn, A~potbeter, 700 W}ilpaufee Mee,. gde
9tO6le Str.
Grnit GBieoel, 51S @. gDicago 9rDe, @Gte Baulina.Gtr.
Sree. gSrebeS 4pntsete, 1868 IS. ebic6gD MDe, Gde
gtpbIesGtrage.
Ereo. O.. 8ierce, 581 Osben Nne.
GcinBorot SDIenbans, A~potbeter, 242 80. 9&ortb AOe.,
Gfe MIblQuo.
6. @. 8ltnfotpfroent, Ipotbefer, GlbpeIt-Gde 90. 9iois
ftonsStr. uub SoDue Ape.
&lb. gaf3I9er. ApOtbefer, 296 90. 9iOtfou=Str, Gde
GGDp0.
Sronf s. Berger, Wpptbefer. 1896 MtIpoutee qoe.
SrIe1t y. 96mts, yta0uct N%barmaCg. l26-l2o NRIa
inarfee ane., 6de &trsie= unO 8eSplatne5-6tr.
y; WtlIebl9an, Npotpeter, 69l SO: Nortb Npe.
9tt5. Wtet11lr9, S75 WttltDaufee AOe., Gte NibIanO &oe.
5tu6Olpb Stangobr, Apotbeter, 81 SO. 9iotlinnsStr.
@de @aibtenop @De.
GOlBou s. 60, q. ctr. uu6 BauIiuo=Str.
). 5: 99lnlef, @potbefer, SAT Slue Ssl0no @oe., Gde
6. S. MoitsrsbOrt WpOtbeter, 900 %. 21. @troBe.
9tIear9 6. Irertien, @pOtbster, 1901 30. 9sortb ISe,
@aul S. 6einemanm. 41s SO. StpiiOn Ctr.
D.. 6. Wtuehlmenn, st. s@de 80. Str. Il. 8iucennes NDe.
S. S9meItuQ & &c., @potbeter, 952 Mtltuaufee @oe.
4. S4lparB, ApOtbefer, $50 u. gSelteru 9lpenue, gde
NptDuQc Noe.
SOriten Climb, @~potbeter, 1928 81. GGeitern aOe.
, 1894-09-14
3u Oerleiben.


GRorQet 9elo ouT 8iomouter, 1lbrelt, Sulpeleu, 9aus.
X b0ltuuQs=WtGbel un0 YtauDs pDH Der ". 50. BaIomiu
&oon So, q. 6lur GDicogo Stod @rdau9e 9ebQuoe,
&aiale uuo @oIDiugton Gtr. 18ooIS
, 1894-09-14
6 eIDYDc1a:

2SttbeItn 2SInMroG am 10. .. M. I'M @Iter BON "a
Sobreu. geerOignug Somita9 gtodmittag , ubr pom
Grauerb0u1e, 1888 9Dme @Oe. III Saf Barf, nab 9Galo=
beiul. 6. ~. &laurOd, 8ater.
l4IO2t SSreGepiT0 SHUTTER.
, 1894-09-14
ltlterriht.

MeIu@t: @riuoli9er iteuoQrnpbiI6er lIuterriGt
" (SDitent @abelsberger) nab idneaiter MtetDobe fIr
90ueu uuo Serreu. e "a StootS3eituuQ. Silt
, 1894-09-14
Glaiiifi5trte NnSeiaen
fOiten Bis 81 10@Orten 10 geuts. tebes meitere @Ori
1eeut. 6teaenoeIu9e frei.
SerIQnqf: Mdnner nnO Gnaber.


81 erl0ugt: &0nOipjrtbe, @Grtner, 8ieb3u6ter etc.
mt tIetnem &0pItaL peld]e qeuGtQt lin0, tb I'M
1ru9t6arltet 2DeIle Wttnnefotns, in nnmtttel6orer gdbe
elner SretS1t1ot nno ~9t1eubnbu nr5ufiebelu. mDlen tD
lUe9eu Jeoer ferneren MuSfuIft betm Observation-Disclosures
Der &auobec Glnp0n oerlngSbebDr0e, 223 G. Glartftr,
3Immer :. BON s lbr Ntorgeu5 bis s lDr NbcnOS,
nlel6en. @aen 9cnleni9en pcIbe berettS nit ms be'
bu15 A1Iie0l1tuq IN Qnterhntoluuq iteDeu, 3nr Nacbrld1t,
ooB unie Ytr. WtorrtiOn bis 3nm p. D. NE. bier III Obeu
9enannter aorene gu lpredDen tit. l4iep3t
02erlongt: Suite Giri9ncr.
~ @IoSfa Sur 60, 159 State Str.
Sc erIougt;s Gdueiocr-Gtu gutter 8uiDclmon.
~ 125 9eorbort=9tr., 3iumer p.
Rer1anQt: 2 quite 0eutide @erfdufer- i'm W36nnerz
~ flelOer=SeI6dft. Splde, lpelbe bDbmii0 pber platt=
9elltl9. lpreGen, lpcrOen por8e6ogeu. Aoreiie HI AZ
Stoots3ettltg. 14lp2t
WerIon9t: Gutter beuti9er Sod ttr ftettge grbct.
I4lP2t 63t g. 6lort Ctr.
Sc erIougt; &etItuugsf6bt9e RunItanltan in gtiru=
~ berg iuDt fir Die 9ereiutgfeu Stoateu eiuen tit=
tt9en IND &apItnl=frQfttQeu Nertreter 6um QerfQuf OOu
3etlomeforteu uno Blofoten. SET Cfferten an: $. 8.
S9leTners &nnltanltolt gtirnberg. 1914 ,16ip
0SerlaHgt: Sin &un1fod, Der audi an Der Bar
- a1SGeleu forlt. &or.: e 80 Thanksgiving.
8erlaugt: 6rauen utlO MaO6en.
Sc erlnngt: Sine oQetn1tcbeube fFrau ftr Saus.
~ orbett uHo 8raufeH uuI3ulOarteu.
los eoenft @troBe.
NerIangt: Sin WtGb9eu fir 3lperte 9rbeit. 9mb=
~ 3rTro9en As JfoSlDn Bl, ell 8lOd nDrbltb bon
6uaertOn AOe.
sc erIonQt: Glue quite &D9tu fur ben 6Ioen. 9so6s
~ 3ufrogen 3302 Calumet @lpe.
OSerIongt: Sine @ausDaItertn III mittleren Sab.
~ rem; mnB ouSge6eiGHete &00iu Isu. Sfferteu an
KD 33 StaatS3eituug.
02erlon9t: Gt& COMPLETENESS 6neites W&6bden NIT
~ GteTeren3st. 1896 Calumet 9toe. I4ip2t
Werlon9t: Gin Orbentli2cS NtdO8cn rpelbe8 to6en
- ltno lp4l@et fam. ftnbet eillen guten 9laB. 6S3
SeD9lpld Str., nobc Sariielo NOc.
WerGongt: Mt6O0en fHr &iit3cn0r6eit
~ 259 9enrborn ctr.
Sc ct: Gin gutcs beutIbes MGodeu fur qelu6bu=
~ lt4e 9onSarbeit. 2513 M06aiD @tpe.
Werlou9t: 8b9in fur @eI9Gft uub feiue Brioat=
~ bduier. W}GObet tir 5auSorbeit, $3.50. 175
GlDbourn Aoe. 8errlhaiten belteben OOr3uipre6em.
Werlon9t: 9entI4e5 MdO0en fir all9emeiue
~ 3ousorbeiti quite &DGln 9erreu=g8GIte ouss
9egcben. &obn 81. 9tod3ufra9eu
l3Ip2t 1864 Subioua aoe.
RerIougt: G0htuuen, 0ouSmG0Gen Gtnoerz
~ nld09en ftnoen CUTE Steaeu bel Wtrs. BDpp.
l2lp7t 3f24 Sureit Npe.
, 1894-09-14
emil gbisIe, Na8fOrssr BON 9eurp giroth, 212 &re

NDtIIle.
3. Sft. Apptbeter, 1921 State Str, Gde 28. ctr.
Y; y: Bitter, ApDtbefer, 4341 @. 9alfteo ctr.
Wt. gSertaleI1ter, Apotbeter, 1853 state Str, Gde 81.
StraBe.
s. 5orbrid. &potbefer, 81. unO q8auoce Ctr.
Wenoel & 9orslep. 2505 ArGer @Ue, SIDE 9. 6aIfteSftr.
ebcrt8 BbQrn1aCp, G1e 5tote un0 golf Ctr.
8. S. SIiAer. benti@e &pptbefe, WobaIb Qpe. urb 1e.
Ctr, Selepbou 6putb PAT.
y. y. Braun, 3l00 Q8enttuOrtb @Oe, @de 81. ctr.
6. 6. AreDBler, apotbefer, 26l4 Gotta0e @rope @oe.
C. s. &npt4e benti9e Apotbefe, @Ge IS. ctr. un0 Qeents
rpOrtD Ioe., Gn9Ienopb. Eelepbpu SIG.
s. bon 3crnann, MpDtbefer, AZ &c. Ctr, gGe SouopeE.
Robert s: aeltsrins, s~tpotbefer, 2601 9. 9alteb Ctr,
g; ~. @tHoro, %gpotbefer, 81. Ctr. uHb Mi8igan aes
at. Yonlner, 23o6 G. State ctr.
g. 8, gegert. apotbeter, 53O5 5olfteo, @de SO. Str.
,. 9: Barter 4 60, lpothefer, 1901 Gtnte Str.
S0Hts Sun9f ~stpOtbeter. 500 @TbIoaS 4oe.
Gorl6tnntnger, gta9fols. npn 8. 9GteRolo, 2254 @ent.
north Npe.
, 1894-09-14

NuftiOnsz GerfGufe.
utttonssN otta.
EssuI&re @erf0uf8.SsaE
gtOntaas un6 SOHusrtas8.
SPe3taI. gerfGuis an oubersH SossH Beg @tcHatA
@eoren auf 8rieat.gertauf. g~8beIeiale Uber NstaiL 80
AuftiSnSa@reiieI.
@erfanfe bon 80 Obnungs. GiuridElHgsI cine GSe3iGHtaG
StIb Ssrsef6sffen Bel uebsrtragURG
GOrrefpOnosnaen ipsrbeu eruartst
Nartin Gwert3 & g.
@uftioHdre,
G2oSIS, tufo 26f 6 6 Gtots Ctr. Ghicnca
, 1894-09-14
6wei9=OfFcen
NbeuOblatt Der ST.. Gtaat8= 3eitnna.
0Eice. 3eIepbon So. 635.

CUR 8equentli6feit nnierer au5ei9eubeu aun0en bober
air nit ben ulteu 9enouHten 9erreu eiu Nbtomnle1 ge
trotteiL fponat bel %oelllelbeit An3etQeH. ~ongenomnler
ner6et gu o%enistbel: YreIielt. dig lueun hieelbel oireft il
Der Expedition Der Sntlo5 Gt0otS3 eitiug ~abseae5ei
mer0cI. NudelGeH 1olule Announcements f0uueu an bieIer
nerI9teosnen RI6Ben big 12 nbr StittGsS ~ob9eQebsn
merbeH.
gSrSFette.
@IirsO @ts8nS9er,, 4sota2ter, N~Ia9iofger OOH G. ~. Ren
6. s. 8afeIer. NpDtbefer. AS Nortb Nse. efe meGs,
NIB 557 Seo9ptdsStr, Gfe W%ensmOnee.
Vtaeolp9 &9oss Apot9etsr, 54 VI Glarf'otr- Ga'
81 Tte.iasr, 298 %. M}arfst.str., Gds 0atsStE
Bti9oTS YharmncD, 40 2iucoln Ape.
PeHr1 SHoaer, &potbser. ga 2iHCOEH aoe. Gde Gar
rabeesStr.
g8m. :. aIen3e, Deutf9er apothrFsr. 1901 Belmont ao..
aee. uRo Sarr1bees5tr.
q. 2; 2ants. beuti1er ApOtbeter, 80 OF GRjca9D ace.
ID. SttoS Saerm9s9. Sae GIsSOurH @Os. unh sarrobes-
6. s; g%tannit'el, gPOtssisr, Enib-str. Gds geason'
9. q. asstBs, a~pOtpefer, @srtsbtpOOo aO., efs ebsf
gGfreb q. SOa @sOtbefeE se7 ebsffeGo aO.~ nabe qsst
G. 8: gIiaFer. apOtRstsr, 1s SuasrtOn gtpe. uaBsgsrrp.
sObsst goasIianG, WpOtpsfsr 254 @agtOn.str~ Cd
g. s. .9oieler, gpotbefer. 1877 q. @Iarf.str. Sd
9SpeAexiG.
6. S. clan, ~ otBetsr s87 n. oarteb.@tr.
eugen 2Seber, 445 81. SIorf=Str.. Gde Diotfon.
9. 9sartenB. g~ipotbefer, III @eutre.Str.
asaer 9ros: @pOthster. 1852 &IncOIr aOs. Sd
Seurp 3. BATE, gputbeter, 1913 81. @Iarf.Str.
hilbert Geraes, aotpbeter. 1912 8 MCDIn ISe.. ode geta
II. nj. Wsts. a~potasfsr, 81 OF NOrta ABE. eds slsu..
s. 81. Gmpie, @boIeEale IL. 9RetaiG 9anbIer in 9roeuen,
4te6jatni1t nma @bemifaIisn, 227 &incoIn @Oe. uni
s. 8. arIstr, a~potRcfcr, Gds GlpbOurn nnO Suuertop
G. NjSfs, @pOtbefer, so geebfter gtpe. Gts SOUTHPORT
, 1894-09-14
0ei6Gfts= Oeiegenbejten.


. II perfaueu: Sine &pDtbete III GHQlelpopo.
- quite Gage, CUTE SunOi9aft balb baar, Helt III mo.
natliten 4b30DIungen. Aoreiie: &Od Dor 21, gngle.
lpOOo. Sis, Station 8. l4IPp4t
, 1894-09-14

II II an Nt an er & 60, 1877 9B. RouOolpb Ctr.
" fauft uno Derfnuft uno tnuIdt 0uf @ruuOeigentbum
SOteIs, 9aIDDns DGer irgeHO lpeIc1e @eldQfte nj t-tIeiHer
&n5obttug. NtOrtgogeS 6eiDrgt SountoQS pffeu.
12lp3t
, 1894-09-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

OFFICIAL. PUBLICATION.
Animal Ntatampnt Of the PACIFIC FIRE INsU.
hhn"oA Ot0tVmVHI RANCE COMPANY of New
York in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of December, 1893: made to the Insurance
Superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital
Amount Of Capital Stok paid up in
, 1894-09-14

"a 9nIbtn! 96nIbeu! 98HIbeM
@lerlei i8Iedte S1ulbeu iofort %tOlectirt.
.EeIHs -3nblung Obue Grfpl9!-
G%onftobler INNER an 0ono.
4epples @oIIectt OH Mgencp,
92-94 &oiale Str. 3iHmsr3z.
5Oa1S 9entla wirb bier geIpro1eu.
, 1894-09-14
Seri1ieSenes.


ObBue, gIOter, Wtietber, iblebte S9uloen aaer arte;
- CDlectIrt; feline Se5aBIung meHu e%rfolelpS. Sac.
Riuorp, @OuntD.G~ Onitabler, 80 3. Ape., 33tnmer 8.
2mi1G
, 1894-09-14

On OGrtnufen: 8iaig unb ani lei1te NbSablungeu
~ eiH Teiner Saloon in guteul 9etrieb, ELL 9lOd OOnt
gDurtbaus quite Scale. billiQe Hente, taul1e au1 9egeu
quteS 9ruuOeigeutbuut. S'9Onueu & 9uer Bah. 8rg.
60, 40. NIB 98nlace Str. 9-l6ipincl, tulo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-13

AN ATRoCIoUs OUTRAGE.-Two little
girls, one five years old and the other
six, were assaulted shortly after u
o'clock in an unoccupied house on the
corner of 1st street and Indiana ave-
nue., Washington, yesterday by we'll
dressed man about 30 years OF age. The
fend went to the parties having the
renting of the house and procured the
key, pretending he desired to rent it..
1t was just about time for the Arthur
primary school to be dismissed, and the
man strolled down in that direction.
On the way he met the children who
were starting home. Singing out two
little girls, he called to them. One was
the .year-old niece of Mr.. James
Holmes, who has grocery store at
First and E streets northwest, and the
other was little six-yearold girl living
in a flat at BIS Indiana avenue. He in
duced the children to enter the house
by pretending he had some candy for
them, and when once indoors he lock-
ed them in separate rooms and accom-
plished his fendish purpose, after
which he left the house, locking the
children in it. His victims finally
reached the street and told of the horri-
BILE affair. The police believe they can
find the rascal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-13

COUNTY LAND TRANSACTIONS
Frank Hume has sold forty acres of his
land in Alexandria county, in Jefferson
district, to syndicate composed of
Philadelphia gentlemen who have al.
ready commenced subdividing the land
into villa lots, grading the streets, &c.
DIR. Cook has also sold to the same syn
dictate 70 acres of the Mount Ida farm,
near Mr.. Hume's, which land will also
be subdivided and greatly improved.
-Four hundred dollars an acre was the
price paid for the land.
Mr.. James Patterson, for himself and
others, has purchased 27l acres of the
Markham tract, adjoining the Driving
Park, and the park will be enlarged so
as to admit of the laying of of a mile
track. AS heretofore stated, great i'm
provements are being made at this park
and number Of men are at work get.
ting it in readiness for racing purposes.
a race will be held there on Monday
next.
a Washington paper says: "Samuel
Ross, President of the Washington
Jockey Club; George NJ. Oyster, jr.,
and w. B. Jennings took trip over to
Virginia yesterday afternoon and look
ed at the race track near st. Asaph
Junction. They were met at the course
by J. NJ. Hill, who has charge Of the
park. The visit of the Westinghouse
was in the interest of the local jockey
club, provided the pending bill before
Congress should not become law"
1t is not probable that the Driving
Park will be sold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-13

The ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE Poor.
The ladies interested in the play,
tableaux, ETC., to be given after Lent,
for the benefit of the poor, met last
night at the residence of Mrs. t. Mar
shall Jones. The meeting was a very
satisfactory one and the style of per-
formauce and other matters of import
ance were decided upon. From what
is learned the ladies propose giving
something very fine, engaging local
talent almost entirely. All the best
available talent of the city will take
part. There is no doubt that the en-
tertainment will be great success, as
the ladies interested in it are known to
have great taste in such matters with a
thorough knowledge of the stage. The
affair, as before stated, will come of
soon after Lent.
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DRY GOODS.
Another Great Sale,
EVEN
BETTER VALUES Than OUR LAST.
Now Is the Time TO Purchase.
WE CAN SUIT ANY PURSE WITH GOOD
LOW PRICED GOODS.

WE CAN SUIT ANY PURSE WITH COOL
LOW PRICED GOODS.
Goods that ought to silence the cry o.
Hard Tines
Some ridiculously low prices will prevail
LOOK, PONDER CALL AND WONDER!
Sc Al Brown Cotton, only 64ic.
A Fruit of the Loom Cotton, lic.
Al Androscoggin Loom Cotton. Glac.
Sc Blcachcd Cotton, A, in remnants, sc
Light, and Dark Calicoes, in remnants, BIC
Zoe Furniture Creton, in remnants, SC.
12l3c Pcrcale, in remnants, only 7l2c.
&c A Unbeached Cotton, our price 4iac.
&c Apron Bingham, only 3l2c.
Sc Apron Bingham, only 4l2c.
Zoe Apron Bingham, only 5l5c.
Toe Dress Gingham only 5iec.
1215c Dress Bingham only &c.
10-4 Brown Shooting, only 16c.
Don't fail to sec our Lace Curtains, prices
cut in half
Infants Cashmere Coats, long and Short
from 79c to $500. great values.
/ lot Gloria Umbrellas and Parasols, worth
S1.75, our price, CSC.
L lot White Bed Spreads, regular price 75c
our price 49c.
l lot White Bed Spreads, regular price
$1.15, our price Sic.
lot White Bed Spreads, regular price
$3.50, our price, 9Gc
lot White Bed Spreads regular price
$1.75, our price $1.19.
A large lot of Ladies Rcady-made Bleachcd
Underwear. Ask to see them.
1 lot Ladies Shirt Waists Plated front and
back, regular price, SOC our price 2Sc.
lot Ladies Sattccn Waists, blue and black,
regular price roc, our price 49c.
All our $1.0O and S125 Celebrated w. B.
Corsets, only 69c.
1 lot Ladies' Corset Covers 16, 10 and 25c,
lot Boys Shirt Waists, red, pink and blue
regular price Soc, our price 23c.
1 lot 25call wool Nuns Yelling, our price
Zoe.
1 lot Check White goods, worth 7c, our
price 4",c.
1 lot Check White goods, worth Zoe, our
price &c.
lot Check White goods, worth 12c, our
price Sc.
Have you cvorsocn pound Calicos? we have
them, only 19c a pound.
belong Hooks and Eyes, 3l2c Il doz. Spool
silk, the best Be; Spool Twist lsc Star
Braid Sc; Siesias &c; Cambrcs 3lec En-
broidcry Silk &c a dozen Whalcbones &c a
dozen Velvet Binding all colors, &c.
We expect to repeat the Tremendous Success
of last weeks Great Sale, and it should pro-
duce the same results viz. crowds OF we'll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-13
COLORED DRESS STUFFS.

Mixed Cheviots, all wool and silk and wool,
fifty styles, 3S-inch 39c yard.
Storm Serge, all wool, staple Standings, 3S-
inch, SOC yard.
Silk-and. wool Mixtures, striking combina-
tions, 3S-irch, SOC yard.
Illuminated Twilled Beiges, 45-inch, 75c a
yard.
Jacquards Berber with jacquard
figures, 40-inch, 81 yard.
silk-and- Mixtures, variety of styles
and colorings, lO-inch, $1.25 ayard.
Illuminated Glaze, light gray, French blue
and light tan, with tiny silk dots and figures
in contrasting shades, 40 inch, $50 yard.
Illuminated Diagonals. French blue, rescda,
and brown, 40-inch, $1.75.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-13
LOCAL BRETITIES.
The City Council meets tonight.

The City Council meets tonight.
Mr.. Henry Parsons died last night at
his home in the northwest part of tie
city.
The weekly drill of the Alexandra
Light Infantry last night was well at
tended, aud the new members are be-
coming quite proficient in military tao
tics.
Mr.. VIM. Ebenezer Leeman, former
ly of this city, died in Washington, on
Saturday, aged GO years. Mr.. Leeman
had been connected with the Washing
ton fire department for long time.
In addition to the offices mentioned
yesterday which are to be filled at the
May election is that of Clerk of the
Courts. Mr.. J. S. Beach, the present
incumbent, so far has no opposition.
Mr.. K. Kemper, special commission
err in the case of Skidmore VS.. Skid
more, has sold to Mr.. w. L. Allen, for
$500, house and lot on the cast side
of Henry street, between Cameron and
Queen.
A disturbance occurred in the ex-
IRENE northwestern section of the city
last night and the police proceeded to
the locality, but before their arrival
things had quoted down, and the
disorderly parties could not be found.
DR.. w. NJ. Smith has conveyed to
DIR. FL. H. Howard one-half of his
handsome residence on Prince street,
between Alfred and Patrick. AS here
tofore stated, Dr5. Smith and Howard
will open private sanitarium in this
building, which is admirably adapted
for such purpose.
Some excitement was caused near
the canal basin yesterday evening by
runaway which occurred there. A
young man was driving with three
women who live on north Lee street,
when the horse ran off and the occu-
plnts of the carriage narrowly escaped
being thrown out and injured.
Talisman Lodge of Good Templars,
had a meeting last night. After the
transaction of the routine business
"box party" was given. All present
had an enjoyable time. Talisman Lodge
had for its guests large delegations
from Friendship Lodge, of Washington,
and Independent Lodge, of Anacostia,
d. C.
The new bakery just opened by Mr..
II. Bloch at GIG King street is being
most literally patronized, as everything
made there is ofthe best quality.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-03-13
MEDICINAL.
THE ANIMAL ACTS.
Prepared according to the formula of
DIR. VIM. A. HAMMOND.

DIR. VIM. A. HAMMOND.
In his labratory at Washington, D. c.
CEREBRINE, from the brain. for diseases
Of the brain and nervous system.
MEDULLINE from the spinal cord. for
diseases of the cord. lLOcomotOr. Ataxia, ect J
Caroline, from the heart, for diseases of
the heart
TESTINE, from the teste', for diseases of
the testes. (Atrophy of the organs, sterilty,
etc.
OVARINE, from the ovaries, for diseases of
the ovaries
MASCULINE thyrodine etc.
Dose, Five Drops. Price q drachms,) $3.50.
The physiological effect produce by a sim
gle dose of CEREBRINE arc acceleration of the
pulse with feeling of fullness and distention
in the head, exhilaration of spirits, increased
urinary eXcretion, augmentation of the cx-
pulsivc force of the bladder and peristalLic
action of the intestincs, increase in muscular
strength and endurance, increased power of
vision in elderly people, and increased appc-
tite and digestive power.
Where local druggists are not supplied with
the extracts they will be mailed, together
with all existing literature on the subject on
receipt of price, by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington. d. c.
For sale by E. S. LEADBEATER & SONS
and L. STABLER s. CO., Alexandria.
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