davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-05-05

6eute friib gesen 8 l1br fiel ser
14iGbrtge, bel ieincn @ltern 1921 Ga SaQe
Str. pObnenoe 2ouis Siaacs an Der GaOz
lor, nabe Der II. Str. BON einem noroz
iuGrtS fa6ren6en 3uge Der 2utc Sbore
8abn. ST 9ertetb unter Die HGoer 1no
tpuroe tbnt OaS Iinfe 8etn unterbolb 6es
Snies abgetrennt. Ser Nmbulan3pa9en
Der Sarrtion Str Station brocbte ben
ic1perperlebten &naben mach 6em elterIicben
6auie. @dbreno ejn She'll Der B%aiagiere,
bic auf Der Blattform i%tanben, Die 2tniidbt
Dertratet, baB ber &leine btnunterfiel, Be-
bauptcn anOere tpteOer, baB er btnunterz
geitoBen !puroe.
, 1894-05-05
3ret9efprohen.
Capt. G. G. Stein ouer SduIo an Barry
Qopiers 3In9t e%ntIotet.

Gapt. 6. g. Stein bonn Sampfer yGbiz
cage" tpurbe beute 8ormittag i'm YoIi5eiz
gert6t Der 8. Chicago NDe.= Station bon
Der 2lnflage, ltcb einem 8eamten nioerieBt
uno cine Gerbottrng DerDinoert 3u baben
fretgelprocben. Nm Dergdngenen Otcnltag
betraten Die 8Olisilten Qluberion un6 Otto
Saedel bon Der Sit Chicago Noe.< Statton
ben 0alnpfer ausgerititet nit et1em Ser
6aftSbefebl gegen 6arrD gtapicr. 9ieler
lunge Wtann mar aus ct. Soiep6 mach
Chicago 9eflo6en, nacb6em ietn 9tebe5per5
bGltniB 5u Der 14jGbrigen SGie SmitD
entOedt tpDrben mar. sSie SHUTTER De5
UtdObenS iteute burb BEN 2tODofaten l1uz
rtc6 9tG6fori6un9en al uub es gelan9,
9tapterS Wobnung in bent 6alie gtO. 225
SnbtataHtraBe auSftnoig 81 maden. Sn
ser Wobnun9 b0rte man, baB gtapier auf
Dem 0ampIer 9ienit genOmmen babe unb
iofOrt be806en ii6 Die 8oli5iitsn auf baS
S6iff.
Sic fan6en o1b 9lapier auf ocmielben,
bocb ertlG0te Gapt. Stetn, baB CT 3peifel
bege, Oh er gtapier altsliefern biirfe. 81
nabm ben 8er6aft5befebl uno ging in Die
Office, I'm itd6 NufflGrun9 81 bOlen. g8Gbo
teIU UICIel OtlI IIUIlu gtuplCt 6lullUSIt pEII
beiben 9oli5iiten I'M unteren 9ef pI0bltd
iprang er in einen e19en Sang SMii6en
Der SdbiffSIabung unb mar pericbpunDen
Der Boli3eibeamte Saedel elite auf bos
0ed btnauf, I'M gu lebet, oh 9tapier etipa
uom unteren She'll beS 6abrseugeS aus emit
fnmmen tonne. Sn Dteiem Qlugenb(i6 lieB
Gapt. Stetn ben 0ampfer abitoBen, uno
nit Wtiibe gelang eS Sen 8oli5titen,
BON Bent itc9 bereitS Oom llfer entfernenoen
0ampfer ans 2anb 5urii6Suipringen.
Nls Gapt. Stein nit Benz 9ompfer su=
riffebrte, purbe ct iofort inter Der Sc:
i6uIbi9ung Der WtiBacbtung zines Ser
baftSbefe6lS Derbaftet. DIS 9ertbei6iger
fir Gapt, Stein mar &ichter 8. 9. 56oz
man anpeie1b. 2npalt llurtb pertrat biz
Qnfla9e unb mar burcb Staotantpalt Niat
unteritiibt. Nnpalt SDoman mobte gel:
tenO, baB Capt. Stetn, ais er nit Dem8er:
baftsbefe6[ mach Der S6iffsOffice 5uriif:
ging, Otapter in Ser @eieuibaft ser beiber
8oltsiiten 5urGflieB; ibre Sa6e ipGre es
gepeien, tbreu Wtann fei~t3ubalten. Stabt:
anpalt NioD fam ebenfaQs 81 benz S6luB
baB bic ais 8ei6ulOisung I'M 6aftbefeb
angefibrte Statutcnbeitimmung nicbt 3l;
itGnbig lei. Capt. Stetn pUrbe 6eSball
fretgeiprO6en.
, 1894-05-05
Gine yGommon=Iaw" Sdei6un9.

Die 8emobner beS %yfaibinablen" 6anpz
Oen9@ebGuOeS ar Ser 80. StraBe uno
Ganglcp 2(Oe. BADEN reicbIicbeS 0fateriaL
fur &latibereten gefunoen. Sic baben
n6mli0 Die Gnt6edung gemacbt, oaB Elm
8epODner bes 6ouieS, Der iunge 9(pot6efer
&i"5ie 6ouingSbea6, Elm Der6eiratbeter
Wfann it, troBbem ct nit elmer iungen
Dame aus Der Soutb 8arf Qoe. in Dem
SerbGItniB zines 8rGutigam5 ite6t.
6%oQtngsbeab bate Ieine Satin rab
tllr3er 8etannti6aft in 9etroit gebeirat6et,
it6 aber nacb 9egenieittgem uebereinfomz
men pOu ibr getrennt, nit Der @lbmac6ung,
baB Der cine She'll benz anoeren i'm Sale
elmer Observation-Disclosures feline 6inoerz
ntiie IN ben g8e9 lcgen nerbc. Sine gcz
rtbtltcbe S6eibung 6atten 8ei6e nidbt fir
notDtg gebaLten. Sic batten alio eirt Q(naz
lo8e fir Die Gommonz9anz@ in elmer
9ommonz2atpe S6eiOun9 10 gu ia9en gez
lbaffen.
9ieier i~on6crbare 9aft 1T iebt an 6ie
Seffentlt6tett 9efommeu un0 giebt ben
&enipoo0'ern etnen pOrtreffliben 0ez
iptd6sitoff.
, 1894-05-05
8eoeutenoer Brand.
der Cottages uflo ein 5rdmehaus an Ger 90.
StraBe uno mcGbesreY 1perue
Undergraduate.

On Ser SO. StraBe un6 McGbesne9 9(pe.
ipurOen beute Oforgen bur9 Seuer bier
Cottages un6 cin 5tpeiit06igeS Sramebaus
bur6 6euer 5%crit0rt. 9oS Seuer bra6 in
elmer Der Cottages aus bisber unbefannter
ltri0cbc aus uto per6reitete iib 10 i9neu,
oaB Der ejntreffen62 TeuermarihdQ
our9 einen 5ipeitcn 4larm 0iGfsmann1
i6aften berbeiricf, @rit 6ann gelalg eS,
ben 8ranO 5u l0icben. Ser S6aDen bat
nocb nicbt feit9eiteut merben f0nncn. Sin
@erit6t, baB BET bem 8ra1be 5tpet &inber
Ocrun9ltft ieien, lit bisDer ni9t beitGtigt
por6en.
, 1894-05-05

- 1921 1T am 5. Wf0i 9fapoleon I. Qui
ct. 6elena 9eitorben un6 genou 5 Sabre
ipGter 1T bic 0em0Dlin NapoLeon'S ILL.,,
6ie &aiierin @ugenie 9eboren.- 1912 Wat
bonn 5. bis 8. O1at Der 8ran6 bon Sam
burg, ser 1919 @ebGu6e in IS StraBen,
barltnter bret &trcben un0 mebrere an6ere
0ffentli9e 0ebGu0e, in Q(icbe legte; Ser Sc
iammtipertb berielben iparo auf 40, 851,z
500 Wff. 8ur. gei6abt. 1895 Yerionen
tpurben pbbabloS. = 1864 fano in STR
ginten Sic erite Der S6lacbtcr in Der yQBiloz
niB" itott, bel benen ser 8erluit bes Nor>
benS an Tooten, 8ertpIn6eten uno Ser
miBten iib ouf 1898 Mann belief
(tporin Ser 8urnitbe'i6en 8erluit nic6t nit
inbegrtifen iiDr lpGbrenb Der 8erluit beS
SiOenS 10000 Wtonn betragcn BADEN
lou. - 1883 1T &arI Marr geitorben. -
1887 brdnnte boS 9orf Offeningten in Oft
preuBen ab uno in 0teunftrdben per6e11 80
0Guler eingeGicbert. - Sn Racebatt in
8en9alen merben 1888 1000 6Gufer ourcb
6ogelicblag 5~erit0rt. o so 5obte, 200 Ser
Iebtc. Sn elmer @rube unipeit StraBz
turt, greuBti3zS ocblen, werben an 6emz
1elben Sage BON itiirSenoem @eitetn Is
Wfenlden erfchlagen un6 piele 2tn6ere oer7
leBt. - 1889 l6ieBt BET Der SGtularfeter
, 1894-05-05
Die WeItausiteIlunsss 0ebduoe
fir $50, 900 p~erfauft.

6eute @ormitta8 nm 10 ltbr tpur6e stpte
ihen 6errn Q(ugnit 8oQaf un6 6errn
SOiepb 9Onnersberger, Dem 8rdiibenten
Der SIOparf=8ebOrbe, Der @erfauf iGmmtz
li6er Beltausiteuungs : @ebGube gum 2tbz
icbLuB 9cbra3t. Die &aufiumme betragt
$4,000.
2uBcr 6errt 8alaf iin6 nod 6ie foIgenz
BEN Sirrncn BEL Dem 6an0el illterciiirt:
She Chicago 6Ouie @refing 60; She
gfortb 98eitern Sron & Metal 60; q. @.
0euti6 & So. bon Gbtcago unb She Ohio
SrOn & Otctal So. aus Glepelan6, unb
SieperS & 6earnleD II Cincinnati. Die
6erren 8puaf unb Sieper5 tperoen bic
geibdftlide 2eitun9 iibernebmen.
, 1894-05-05
7n ether unpaHenoen Role.

0ie 13jdbrige Marp Sung, bic iicb trot
ibrer Su9en6 bcreitS einem 2eben bet
S6anOe bingegeben, iib OfacbtS auf Del
SlraBe umbertreibt un0 nocbenlang nidbI
nacb 0auie fomn1t, tpurbe beute bon 9tic6:
terOoplaD untere!ner $100>S trafe na6 Dem
House of the good Shepard" geian6t
Oa9 Sntereliante in bie1er Qifaire lit, baf
Der b66nttibe lawyer" 6rubp, bon beIier
2iation nit leiner fritberen @lientin Ngne6
8anid unb beren bOie 6olget mir 9cIterr
bercits bericbteten, b~leieni9e mar, Sic boiler
@ntriiitutg iiber Die 3unebnenbe ltnmoraz
litGt unter ben iungen Wtdbben Ser Q8eit=
ieite gu Sel6e 5og unb g0n3 b%elon0erS baftt
etntrat, baB nob mc6r 8eiierun8Sanitolter
un0 6Guier fiir gefaIene WlGbben unf
6rauen etngericbtet iperoen %iotten. 6rubp'e
N%u5laiiungen Oeruriacbtcn ein %all9emeincs
@elGcbter un6 Gicbter 9oolD fonnte eS iid
nicbt periagen, Sen reforml ii9tigen UNI
babel in 8unfto MtoraGttGt iebr un3uber:
lGiiigen 2%tnfSanpalt 6rubp oarauf auf:
merriam 3u mahen, baB ct bod setpit
feinen @run0 6Gtte, itb ais Woralprebige,
unb 9tetormer aui5uiptelen. 6ru6n pers
l1ipanb unb nit ibm Dtarp, Sic 2ebtere
nocb Der 3ele, unb 6rIbD na9 Der BEN
WtaripeQitraBen> @ertdt ge9enitberlte9enber
eirii6en v@Ourt" 9%enonnten S9napsptrtb:
i6att.
, 1894-05-05
0efauen ooer nteoer9efhIaoen /

9eute fri6 gegen Z l16r, fanOen 8Otte
5tlten ben SronSoien 0upOnb itber uno itbcr
nit 8Iut bebedt un6 nit elmer b0ien Gopfz
Ounbe nobe5u beitnnun9SloS Dor DEM
6auie 80 @uitom 6Ouie 8lace liegen. 0uz
pOnb, ber iebr nacb S6naps rod, unb
mabri9etnIt6 in Der 8eiOftenbett gefaucn
lein miro, giebt an, DAB ct nieber8ei6la9en
unb tint 800 unO 9Olbne ltbr unO Settle
beraubt norben lei. ST murOe 81 einem
2tr3te geibafft, BORT Oerbunben unb bann
nacb ietner @o6nung 389 8. Is. Str. 9e>
ibofft. Die 8oIi5ei unteriucbt unterbeiien
bic etpas in Duntel gebIate @ei6i6te
9uponB.
, 1894-05-05
SebensmI0e.

6inter bem Sauie 624 SO. GongreB Ctr.
purbe beute fritb Der in 9tO. 628 berielben
StraBe mobnbaft getpeiene Charles 0ople
Oil einem 8anme ban9enO aIs 2eicbe porz
gefunben.
SObn 8binips, % Sabre alt, been6ete
9eitern Nbenb in ieiner @Obnung, 70 8alz
ton 8lace, iein 2eben freimtuts, inbem er
cine OoiiS Silt 3u ficb nabm.
, 1894-05-05

= SIM 5peiten Stof bes 6auieS $50. Sc
8(ue Sslan6 Qpe., baS bon 0enrD 6oBbetz
mcr 6emObnt pirb, ricbtcte bie Grploiion
zines @aiolinOfenS beute firth einen Sdbaz
ben bon 800 an.
- Der itaIientidbe 2os3aroni Sames
8eScoIe purbe bon benz in gto. 292 Sal
itebltraBe mobnenben Q6robam 6orntd
bei9ulbi9t, ibn1 cine iilberne l1br i'm
WcrtDe BON $500 9eitoblen gu baben. 9as>
Gale, BEL Dem bic llbr 8efunDen uprDen
ipar, Der ie aber 9~etauft babcn mill, purbe
bon Ricbter Gberbarbt bis Monta9 unter
$500 8iir8i3aft gum 8rO5eB feit9ebalten.
, 1894-05-05
- 9Luf Dem hieiinen Niehmnrft II

= Qluf Dem b%ieit9en 0iebmartt ipuren
bellte Die 0ttnbniebpretie felt. vNtatipe"
Stiere eriter QualttGt tpur6en gu $50 "a
4,75 p%erfauft; mtttlere QuaIitdt gu 4,1O@
4,25. .3ufuRr 800. DIE S9peine3ufuDr
belief iicb auf 10000 Stiid; 8reile INN DC
b0ber. Scbaf3ufubr 1900 Stif; Nacbfraae
gerin9. 8efte S9afe 4,2594,75; bette
QQmmer 4.75(05.25.
, 1894-05-05

- 8eniamin 6orriion angelt nibt
ouf'S Nere na6 ber. Brditbentl6aftsz&a1
btOGtur; 10 bat CT tpentgitens geitern aui
6as 8eitimmteite etnem Stem Oorfer Set
tungsmeniben gegenitber erftdrt. @tr mol
len IS inn aIfs Wort 9Ialtben, tper1n mir es
uns Oann altc6 iicbl erfldren %t0nne1l, tparum
er ntcbt Die anbere gemObnLiCbe Sterbz
Ii6e reiit, iOn6ern tets auf ietncn 9tetien
bon iib gu reOen madcn iudt, oOer 6odb 9e=
%itattet, baB Nnbere 10 btel Q(ufbebens bon
tbm maAen. Die OffentItcbe Mufmerfiam
felt auf itb 81 ~Ienfen, itb int Wtunbe Der
9eute gu baGten, lit ia bas 6orptbeftreben
iebes politti6en Q(nglerS. St min nicbt in
8er9eiienbett geratben, benin man fam ia
nibt wiiien, uO3u Oas nod einmal gut lit.
limb Die 2eute, bic tbm bebiilfli6 itnb, 1td
I'M Qtnoenfen bes Yublttums gu 6alten,
banbeIn ol6 nab benz @runbiab: Man
farm ni1t %iptiien, uo3u etnent oas noc9
einnal bienen tann. Sn 3pet Sabreu
iprehcn ptr uns wieber, 0err 6arriIon.
, 1894-05-05

- Sin engIii6es 8latt ma6t fotgen6en
g%ellngenen BjB: Die Sotpa'er baber eS Set
Iufbebung i6rer Bro6ibition 5usuibreiben
baB ite Bic SeueD'i9en Gruppen iOlange
auf bem 9alie BADEN.
, 1894-05-05

= 6enrp Netpman aus @n9Lepoo6 be-
ftnbet itcb augenblifLi6 I'M 9etentiOnz!6oz
ipital uno 3par aus Dem @runbe, neil
ieine 8erpanoten i'm tn6olge ieines tpOblz
tbdttg angeIe9ten Gbaratters fir irritnnlg
baLten.
, 1894-05-05
Qbdefebt.

@ouberreur 9utgeL6 ieBte belte ben Qtnz
coin Yorf>GOmmiiidr &obert q. g8auer,
beiien %9teiignatiOn er Dor etIicben @ocben
uerlangte, Die aber nt6t eingereiht purbe,
ob. @r mabte beute nod feline Grs
ne111ung.
, 1894-05-05

- SIN Sen Ser. Staten beitebt Elm Ser
banb, Ser itb bic 2tufga6e geiteut Bat, Oas
2Dn6en ab3uicbaffen. ga es nun por3ug8s
tpeiie gteger iinb, Bic Ser 2Dn63uiti5 gum
Spfer fauen, 10 bat ii6 in @btca9o audi
Elm 3peigperetn Der 0fe9er c6er btelmebr
Ge8erinnen aur 6OrOerung bes 9uteI
@erfS gebtlOet, Der itb y@oman8 Nuriz
IiarD" Der v2tntt 2Dncbz2 eague" nenrt.
Qtber pie baS Grinfen i'm 0urit ieinen ltr>
iprung bat, unb man jeneS ntcbt o6ne
Oieien abi6affen farm, 10 iCbafft man olcG
baS 2Dn6en ni6t obne ben uriprung 6es
2pnc6ens: Die Mtangelbaftigteit unIerer
0tedbtSpfle9e o6. Weon min burcb 9eben
auf Die 0ffentLtcbe Meinung eintptrfen, nm
baS 2gncben in Beirut gu b~ringen. Man
iteue lieber Ben guten 9tuf uniereS Gecbtsz
tpeiens DieOer 6er, gebe Dem 8oIte Sen
guteu @Iouben an Bic @erecbtigfeit unierer
@ertcbte ipieber, Damn bratcbt ma tpegen
bes Q(ufb0renS Ser 2Dn6gericbte feline
Gorge mebr 3t Da6en,
, 1894-05-05
SIM Sta6tlbabmeiitersamt be9ann

Sm Ola0GlcDUBIlelTTetsalNl De8aHn
geitern Die Nltsaablung Oer pon Gbefclerf
Der @ablbebOroe, 6errn GaDIor, auS9e>
f~ertigten Gbefs fit Die 8ablribter unb
@lerfs Der IeBten 8abl. 3und6it ioler
iebo9 nur $48, 600 GHSee5ablt perOen.
, 1894-05-05
Stdott1bes,
Oas neue 8ldtteru=bofpttal,

u~nerpartete 6inoernife fir ole Seuu5ut9
oes GebGuoes an ser Oooen 2lpe. uno
as. Stra6e.-Gm %paienoeres 6runofld
eeiubt.
, 1894-05-05

Ser frans. Genolltion bon 1889 in 9aris
Elm g%etpilier 8errin cine BloBpatronc auf
ben grGIt6enten @arnot ab.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-02
LOCAL BREVITIES.


Oranges in bulk are passing through
this city from Florida for the northern
markets.
Mrs. Jane f. Mudd died at her home
or the opposite side of the river last
night of measles.
Applications for liquor licenses will
be made at the April term Of the Cor
poration Court.
Officer James Griffin was requested
to shoot fine bird dog for Mr. George
Appch this morning.
The Deis Manufacturing Company
at New Alexandria are now employing
quite number of hands in making fur
niture.
A marriage license was issued in
Washington on Saturday TO Josiah +.
Chichester and Isabella f. Miller, both
of this city.
Mr.. Frank Quade, an old citizen,
died at his home near the corner of
Wilkes and Columbus streets last night,
aged IS years.
The funeral of Mr.. Lee Mayhugh
took place from st. Mary Cnurch yes
terday evening. Rev. Father Cutler
conducted the service.
The sale of lots at st. Elmo, near this
city. was attended to day by many per-
sons from Washington and this city
and many lots were sold.
The alarm of fire at 800 O'Clock this
morning was caused by smoke from a
defective hue in the bakery of Mr..
Bloch on King street, near Washington.
During the month of March the
Clerk of the Corporation Court record
ed 5G deeds aud issued II marriage H.
censes % TO white and to colored
persons.
BY the breaking of gang plank yes
terday morning a number of cans OF
milk which were being taken on the
ferry boat were dumped into the river
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and the milk ruined. The cans were

and the milk ruined. The cans were
recovered
A little son of Mr.. Pullman, who
lives near this city, had his leg broken
yesterday. The little fellow jumped
into his fathers wagon as it was cross
ing the bridge over Cameron run and
got his leg caught in the wheel.
Mr.. w. p. Graves is preparing for
the erection of three brick houses on
the west side of south Fairfax street,
between his residence and store. They
will have nressed-blick fronts and he
supplied with gas and hot and cold
water.
Early yesterday morning chicken
house in the yaid of Mr.. j. p. Lash, near
the corner Of Alfred and 0ronoco streets.
collapsed and fell with crash, burying
a number of fowls in The debris. The
noise created some excitement in The
neighboihood.
Fourteen colored persons, members
Of Zion Church, were baptized in Hunt
ing creek, off Jones's Point, early yes
terday evening. a large number Of
spectators witnessed the cmersion. 4
fight between two white boys occurred
during the service.
Messrs Rouse Il Pohl, lessees of the
old Alexandria Canal property, at the
outlet locks, this morning took posses
sion of the property and started men at
work cleaning it up, preparatory to the
erection of the buildings for the brick
making plant to be established there.
The Portner Brewing Company has
given a contract to Mr.. John Studds
for grading the square in front of their
brewery OH the east. The company
intends to erect upon this ground addi-
tional buildings which the growing bus
mess of the brewery has made neces-
sary.
Ithas Just been learned that Mr.. c. B.
Marshall was elected by the Legislature
a member of the Electoral Board for
this city in place of Mr.. Thomas Lead
beaten, who had held the position for
long time. When the boards were
elected it was stated that no changes
had been made in tie Alexandria
Board.
During the memorial services at st.
Paul's Church yesterday evening Rev.
Carl Grammer stated that the handsome
payer and hymn bools which had
Deen placed in the chancel were the
gifts of the Ministering Children's
League in loving memory of the late
Mrs. Henrietta Johnston Manson, the
organizer and first president of that
league of st. PauPs Church.
Nh Harry g. Javius a civil engineer, and
son of Mr. G. d. ,JavnS, of Fairfax, died at his
home in Baltimore on Saturday after short
illness aged As years. His remains will be
brought TO this city tomorrow for imtermcnt
The sale at l. Schwarz & Son. 51S King
street is still going on and continues to at
tract the attention of the trade. Some rare
bargains are offered. See advertisement.
Mr.. ". D. Grilboitzer narrowly escaped
being run over by train near Waterloo on
Saturday evening He stepped from one
train Just as another passed.
The remains of Mrs. Hoffman, mother of
Mr.. G. w. Hoffman, formerly of this city.
were brought to this city yesterday and in
tered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-02

ANOTHER RACE TRACK.-It is said
that another race track will be started
in this county within the next sixty
days. The location is on the west side
OF the railroad track, just beyond the
old pool rooms at Jackson City. Some
forty or fifty years ago there existed a
rack at this place, and it will not re-
quire such great outlay to put things
N shape. Surveyors have already been
nj work, aud mile track will be built,
and it is said thai the building of stable
accommodations quarters and the other
accessories will begin rs soon as practi-
cable. The Jones brothers, Jimmy
James. Nandegrift, and Thomas bar
den are all said to be interested IN the
scheme. An old charter, granted IN
1852. and known rs the Granger"
charter, is understood 10 have been
purchased, which will give them the
legal right 10 run race meeting and
the grounds have, it is said, been pur-
chased for 81 900 1t is said that houses
will be erected for the use of those con-
nected with the racing establishment,
and that many more will be built for
the accommodation of those inclined
toward other games of chsnce. 1t Is
the intention of the management to run
races all the year round, as the making
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-02
|. SCHV ARR & SON.
51S KING STREET.

LIST Special lot Ladies Kid
Gloves (Forster pattern 7
hooks extra length black and
new spring shades regular
Sl.25 our price 7oc.
ID Special large lot Ccle
brated w. B. Corsets all size;
regularprices 5I.oo and sl.a5;
our price 69c.
3rd Special lot R.&C.Cor-
sets regular price 75c; our
price 42c.
lth Special lot ready-made
Spring Print Wrappers regu-
lar price SI.25 our price zSc.
9TH Special lot Ladies
Spring Bingham Wrappers,
new effects, Vatican front and
back regular price $500; our
price csc.
9Th Special-Infants Long or
Short Cashmere Coats with
cape; regular price Sis; our
price soc,
9TH Special-Infants Long or
Short cashmere Goats En-
broidered top and Bottom; reg
ular price s.. 50; our price SI.43
Slh Specialize Ladies and
Gents Umbrellas, guaranteed
fast black regular SI.5o our
prices csc.
9Th Special-Children's SIC
Percalc Sun Bonnets our
price 24c.
10Th Special lot Men s
White Laundcred Shirts plat
ed and Embroidered Front
something new New y ork
Mills Cotton and 400 Linen
Bosom and Cuffs regular
price SI.5o; our price csc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-02

PERSONALITY. A. c. Scott. who
was elected Grand Regent Of The Royal
Arcanum of Virginia at the recent
meeting in Petersburg, has appointed
Mr. II. w. Arnold, of this city, on the
finance committee and Mr.. A. G.. Uhler,
of this city, one Of the District Deputy
Grand Regents.
Mr.. William Duncan and bride have
returned from their wedding "trip.
Mr. Frank c. Wallace has received
his commission as notary public.
Mrs. Martha Carlin, Misses Lena and
Mary Carlin, and Mr.. Ben Carlin went
to Richmond on Saturday to attend the
Moody and Sankey meetings there.
Mr.. Stuart Johns, who has been very
i'll of typhoid fever, is well enough to
be out again.
Miss Annie Walker, of Richmond, is
visiting Mrs. George Johnston on Wash
ington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-02

A MURDESoUs ASSAULT AND Ar
TEMPTED SUICIDE High View Hotel,
on the Virginia side ofthe Chain bridge,
was the scene, Saturday, of Il serious
cutting ailray J. a. Goodman, one of
the propric;ors, is charged with innict-
ing the wounds on Geo ID. Lawrence,
his partner. For several weeks Good
man has been drinking heavily. We'd
nesday last the two men had "A dispute
over money matters, Lawrence wanting
money and Goodman saying he did not
have it TO give him. Between . and 6
O'Clock Saturday morning Goodman,
who was, it is said, on the verge of
delirium tremens, slipped into the
sleeping room of Lawrence. The latter
was in bed, asleep. Without word Of
of warning Goodman drew a sharp
knife across the mans throat. Law
renee sprang out Of bed and commenced
desperate struggle for his life. Good
man fought furiously, screaming and
hourishiug the knife in every direction.
Lawrence received another slash on
the throat, was cut from the neck to
the abdomen, in the forehead and on
each cheek. He also received several
cuts on the top Of the head Finally,
dripping with blood, he managed 10
run out Of the room to the kitchen,
where he fell exhausted. Goodman
did not pursue him, but threw the
knife, which was one used to pare pota-
toes, on the floor and went to his
own room. Later he went with
his wife to Georgetown aud gave
himself up The wounded man
was attended later by Dir. Richie
At 3 o'clock in the afternoon Sheriff
Neitch, Esquire Randolph Burch and
constable of Alexandria county call
cd at the police station to take Good
man back to Virginia. He refused to
90 with them. After they had returned
Goodman became quite violent. About
1 O'Clock he asked for n blanket, say
ing that he wanted TO lie down. 1t
was giving to him, and he pin n ID it
over the door of his cell. 4 few mo-
ments later he tore the handle from a
lineup and with it gashed his throat
frightfully, failing to reach the .iugu
lar vein, however. Then he butted his
head against the iron bars of his cell Il
dozen times or more. He was sent to
the Emergency Hospital. Here he was
placed in the strong ward and in q pad
dcd cell where he raVcG and m0aned
almost all night A requiSition from
Governor O'Ferrall will he obtained,
and as soon rs Goodman RECEIVERS suf-
iirienllv he will be rcmaudpd TO Sir-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-02

Council CALLED.-D1ayor Strauss
has called meeting Of the City Coun-
ell for tonight in order that some def
mite action may be taken concerning
the disposition of the fish wharf proper
ty during the present season, Mr.. Henry
Beach having refused to comply with
the terms of his bid for the rental OF the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-04-02

TIE TMASTERSHTr.-The main
subject of conversation hereabouts dur
ing the past forty,eight hours has been
the turn affairs have taken in regard
to the Alexandria postmastership, and
the fact that Mr.. Charles c. Carlin
would probably be appointed to the
position created no little surprise for
the reason that Mr.. Carlin had not
been regarded as contestant III
the race. Several gentlemen from
this city went to Washington yesterday
and had an interview with Mr.. Mere
dith in the interest of Mr.. Carlin. and
the former told them what the Presi-
dent had said regarding the matter,
and that Mr.. Carlin would be endorsed
by him. To-day Mr.. Meredith went to
the Posto[lice Department with Mr.
Carlin and some of his friends and for
mally endorsed him for the appoint
ment, writing on his application what
Mr.. Cleveland said Saturday. Friends
Of Messrs. Herbert AID Perry, who are
determined to keep their iavorites
in the field, also appeared III
Washington to-day for the purpose of
flrthering the claims of their respect
i've favorites In the meantime Mr.. d..
W. Delaney, who keeps store on
King street, and who is a member of
the &. ~ r., is anxious to nc appoint
ed and is urging his claims for the posi-
ton at the Postoilice Department.