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PRICE 2 CTS.
OFFICIAL.
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.
OFFICE OF ALEXANDRIA GAS Works.

iOE 'f ALEXANDRIA LAS WORKS,
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, April 11th, 1894.
6as Consumers will please take notice that
MONDAY, the 10th, is the last day for dis
count on gas bills for the quarter ending
March 10Th, 1894, and no discount will be
allowed after that date The office will be
open from 4. m until 4 p. m. on the 18th.
18th and 14th, and from 8 a. IN. until D.
N. on the 10th, dinner hour included.
r. NJ. LATHAM, Superintendent.
b. L. COOK, Clerk. ap11 ct
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BIZ il. f. Knox, AuctIoneel
TgNRUSTEES' SALE or VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE

TEHRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE M
Z PROVED REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue of deed Of trust executed by Z.
E. Eldridge and wife dated june %. 1891.
and recorded in deed book 26. page So. one
of the land records for the city OF Alexandria
Va and by order OF the Board OF Directors of
the Mechanics Building Association No. ,. OF
Alexandria, Va, We will sell at public auction
in front Of the Royal street entrance 10 the
Market Building, in the city Of Alexandria,
Virginia on
SATURDAY. APRIL 81, 1894,
at II o'clock noon the following property to
wit
All that LOT OF GROUND improved by a
TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING. in the
city of Alexandria. Va, bounded as follows ;
viz Beginning at point on the west side Of
Washington street 141 feet, more or less
north of Wolfe street. and at the centre Of the
partition wall between the house on this lot
and the house adjoining on the south. and
running thence north on Washington street
- feet 4 inches. more or less; thence west
parallel with Wolfe street Jos feet D inches
to an alley 13 feet wide; thence south paral-
lei with Washington street the length of the
first line and thence cast parallel with Wolfe
street los feet inches to the beginning, to-
gcther with all appurtances to the same be-
longing.
Terms Of sale CASH
+. F. MARBURY,
L. VI. DAVIS. Trustees.
HENRY STRAUSS,
ap3 I'd
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CAPITAL Stock Farm.
LINCoLNIA, FAIRFAX CO., VA.

LINCoLNIA, FAIRFAX CO., VA.
Standing for public scrvicc.-Rcgi5tered
JERSEY BULL, Duke of Princeton. Regis
tered BERKSHIRE BOAR For salc-Eges
from purebred Peliin DUCKS and Brown
LEGHoRN CHICKENS. Two registered
JERSEY BULL CALVES. Lamb and one
BUCK. One BAY GELD1NG. 15ls, hands
Prompt driver and extra roadster Address,
FRANK PEELER
fe62O 1aw2m Superintendent.
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d y
e DRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA, NEAR
ARLINGTON.
By virtue of decree in chanccry cause of
Mcintosh, guardian, etc. vs.. Taylor ct al. Ell.
tered at the November term 1898, of the
| Circuit Court of Alexandria county, Va. the
undersigned commissioners therein appointed,
! will on the
18TH DAY OF MAY. 1894.
at o'clock p. m, on the premises, offer for
sale. at public auction. TO the highest bidder,
ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND
| lying and being situate in Alexandria county,
Va. near Arlington being Particularly de-
scribcd by metes and bounds as follows; to
wit:
Beginning at a. stone on the south side
Of the old Columbia turnpike and east edge
! OF an old ditch. the beginning of the entire
! tract thence south rs 81 west Isl links 10
- on tie south side of said turnpike; thence
south 10. east 40 SO poles 10 ID Is links
south !. west from 4 stone at "h' on the
east side of said old ditch: thence south -
west loss poles to sc" a stone in the west
ern line of the tract; thence with said line
! south 12i cast A. poles to 20 corner TO the
| II acre lot sold By VI. NJ. Taylor to w. b.
Lacey: thence with said lot across the tract
north Il east 45.2 poles TO e" corner to
said lot III the eastern line ofthc tract thence
with s2id line north 10i west 90l poles to
the beginning, containing II acres, , roods
and 9 poles, be the same more Of less, being
known rs lot No. / IN the subdivision OF the
Taylor tract. as the same appears ON record
in libcr G, No No i. lolios 49, and 1:}S one
OF the land records of Alexandria county
Terms Of sale: Onc-third cash, and the
residue in i . and 3 years, the purchaser 10
execute his bonds with approved personal Sc
curity, bearing interest from day of sale for
the deferred payments. and the title 10 be re-
tanned until all the purchase money shall
have been paid.
JAMES E. CLEMENTS,
W. W. DOUGLAS, Commissioners
c. Z. NICOL.
For further information as to location Of
the property see Jas. Z. Clements 1921 +
street II. ". Washington, d. C..
/ IT. H. Young, Clerk cf the Circuit Court
Of Alexandria county, Virginia DO certify
thar James L. Clements. ". w. Douglas and
c. Z. Nicol, Commissioners in the chanccry
cause Of Mcintosh guardian. etc. Taylor ct
a., have executed bond with security in The
penalty Of ten thousand dollars, in accord
ance with decree in said cause Given under
my hand this tn day of November. 1898.
Teste: II. II. YOUNG Clerk
apf2 IS
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i plain statement OF fact made by the pro
rrietors Of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is
tas .'t we cant cure your CatarTh, no
matter 81 bad your case, Wen Gay you $500
i, l.l.ii
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NoTicf.
4 special meeting cf the stockholders of
the GREAT FALLS MANUFACTURING
COMPANY Will lie held at the Braddock
House in the city of Alexandria, Virginia. on
THURSDAY, the 10Th day of May, 1884. at
IL oclocl; noon for the following purposes:
First. To elect a board Of seven directors.
Second. 10 levy an assessment on the stock
ofthe company ana 10 pay the company's
debts
Third. To authorize the payment of ssid
debts
Fourth. o authorize the sale and convey
arcc of any OF all the property of the com
pany.
Fifth. To act upon any other matters that
may legally come before said meeting.
BY order Of the directors.
JOHN CASSELS,
april 9TH, 1894. Secretary.
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l02 KING STREET.
MEETINGS..

CyroCKH0LDEES' MEETING.-Thc an
y pual meeting Of; the stockholders Of the
JANNEY CAR COUPLING COMPANY will
he held Al the office of the COM mlany, Nos. PIG
and u King street. on WEDNESDAY,
April %. 1891. at II o'cloc, N.
f. II. JANNEY. President
X. KEAIPER Secretary. ap10 did
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AUCTION SALES.

3 DUBLIC SALE OF LAND IN ALEXAN-
g DRIA COUNTY, VIRGINIA, NEAR
ARLINGTON
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ap9 tmy1O BLANI

ALEXANDrIA Va. April 2nd, 1891.
NOTICE We the Undersigned, holders
~ of majority of the capital stock OF The
POWELL'S FORT MINING COMPANY,
hereby call special meeting Of the stock
hcleIs o: that company TO convene at No,
$50 Dvfs street. Alexandria. Va. nj five
o'clorl, D. m ON WEDNESDAY, the 2nd day
OF May. 1894, for the purpose of elccting
seven directors and the transaction Of any
other business that may DC brought before
4l,n 1nnnfi,,t
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We. John Cassc]s and Blanche B. Ames,
owners OF more than one-tenth OF the capital
stock of the GREAT FALLS SMANUFACTUR-
ING COMPANY of Virginia, 90, under the
authority Of the code of Virginia, hereby call a
meeting OF the sto' khoders of said company
80 be held at the Biaddocll House in the city
Of Alexandria. Virginia. on THURSDAY, the
10th day of Eiay of May, 1894, at - o'clock
noon for the purposes specified in the above
notice ola meeting called by the Hoard Of
Directors.
Aprl 7ih, 1894.
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By virtue of Il decree in chancery cause of
Mcintosh, guardian, etc. vs.. Taylor ct al. Ell.
tered at the November term, 1898 of the
Circuit Court Of Alexandria county, Va. the
undersigned commissioners therein appointed,
will on the
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For further information as to location of
the property see Jas. Z. Clements 1921 +
street II. ". Washington, d. C..
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1894-12-27
KANSAS COUNTY CLERKS.


The Association In Annual Convention to
Consider Needed Legislation.
SALINA, Kan, Dec. 2l.-The annual
meeting Of the State County Clerks
association began here this afternoon.
There Is o large attendance, most OF
the counties being represented. Action
will probably be taken recommending
10 the coming legislature the passage
Of laws to remedy evils now existing.
The legislative committee has been
gathering suggestions for needed legis-
lation, and will meet this evening to
decide upon some Of the measures to
be brought forward. This committee
Is composed Of M. A. Carvin, chair
man, OF Wichita; d. j. Addison, OF Sa-
lima; \. II. Nottorf, Of Abilene; J. $.
Richards, Of Minneapolis; J. }. Lyons,
Of Olathc; j. Baxter, Of Council Grove,
and J. n. Eaton, OF Hutchinson.
Among the more important subjects
TO he discussed Is assessment and taxa
ton, and the association will probably
recommend to the Legislature the pas
sage Of q law requiring the assessment
Of oil property at its full value instead
OF at one-third as ut present. The Ans
tralIan ballot law will also be brought
up for discussion.
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pARALyzEp THE TRADE.
Forty shlps Lying Idle and Unlosded %
Their Wharves Ia New Orleans.

Forty shlps Lying Idle and Unlosded d
Their wharves In New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 2l.-There was
another crisis yesterday in labor trou'
bles on the levee, and as result forty
ships srs lying idle at their wharves
and tho cotton trade Is almost para
lyzed. Several months ago all the
white scrcwmen refused TO work with
colored labor, and the ship agents
abandoned the negro. The white long
shoremen took q similar step on their
own account, and the ship agents
yielded 10 them also. Several weak at
tclnpts were made to restore the negro
ON the levee, but he was driven Oft by
force Of arms, his tools thrown into
the river, and the matter rested with
an appeal TO the public, which brought
sympathy, but no work
Colorcd iongshoremen have an
nounced that they would cut the price
Of work on the lsvee from 50 cents to
40 cents. The white longshoremen
were at their posts at an early hour
yesterday, but would not go to work at
reduced wages. The white screwmen
then quit work, refusing to handle cot
ton not delivered TO them by white
men, making the strike general 10 far
oil iha whife men are cnncerned.
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NEWS ITEMS.

Mrs William Waldorf Astor died at
Cliveden, Eng, on the 22d.
Members Of the Cook gang held up
the station agent at Nowata, |. T.,
and secured $50.
At Carbondale, ILL.,, Dug Henderson
and Frank Jeffrey confessed to having
murdered James Towle, a farmer, for
Sc.
Several cases OF cholera are report
ed in Rosario, Brazil. Great precau-
tons have been taken to prevent the
spread Of the disease.
Mail advices from Madagascar say
that an incendiary fire recently
burned 200 houses and destroyed much
French property. The conhagration
was finally quenched by the sailors
from the French warships.
AT Vancouver, B. c., George Ashford,
a laborer, went home drunk and wan
tonly murdered his sleeping wife and
two babes. Two other children were
awakened by the noise and escaped.
Ashford attempted to commit suicide,
but was arrested and locked un
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THE LAW MAKERS OF GERMANY.
Powers and Limitations Of the Imperial
Legislature.

Powers and Limitations OF the Imperial
Legislature.
1t must be remembered that the Ger
man system Of government is federal,
l. e., that the powers Of government
are divided between two sets Of gov
ornamental organs, viz, the imperial
government and the states As is.usual
in such system, the powers Of the
central government are enumerated
and the powers Of the states are resid-
uary.
The imperial legislature can there
fore legislate only upon given subjects
enumerated in the constitution.
These subjects are, briefly, foreign
relations, foreign commerce, interstate
commerce, the monetary system, the
military system, the naval system, the
imperial revenue, citizenship, the i'm
perial territories, the civil law, and
criminal law-the same subjects that
are assigned by the constitution of the
United States to congressional legisla-
ton, with the very important addi-
lions Of the topics Of civil or private
law and criminal law. The power of
the congress Of the United States in re-
gard to these topics Is distinctly lin
tied, and the general power over them
Is reserved to the states. In fact, the
chief work OF the states in legislation
is the modification, supplementing and
adjustment of the common law in re-
gard to private rights and crime.
1t will thus be seen that the legisla.
tive powers of the German imperial
legislature are vastly greater than
those Of the congress Of the United
States, while the Legislative powers of
the German states, as compared with
those OF the states Of this Union, are
reduced in the same proportion. The
German statesmen and jurist had the
constitution Of the United States be-
fore them in the fashioning of their
own, and deliberately chose to depart
from it in this respect and have one
civil or private law and one criminal
law for the whole empire. Evidently
to them the federalism of the future is
to be federalism in administration
rather than in legislation. -Chau-
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NEBRASKA DAlRYMEN.


LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 2l.-At the tenth
annual session OF the Nebraska Dairy.
mems association the attendance was
large. The address of President Car.
pcnter which was read yesterday, was
devoted largely to the matter of adul-
teration Of dairy products, criticism
Of the law allowing the indiscriminate
sale Of oleomargarine. The address in
closing says: AS regards the fraudu-
lent sale ind use Of oleomargarine it
can be said that the dairy industry,
representing an annual income Of mil.
lions Of dollars, II not in great jeopardy
is vt least in Its development seriously
retarded Objection is made 10 the
fraudulent sale, but II is nearly al
ways sold as butter and at butter
prices, That the state has II right to
prevent this by legislation is no longer
n question"
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THOSE ourRAoEs.
England Determined to Make an Inquiry
Into Armenian Atroclties--The United
States Firm.

| Fn0iu nj Irat.rm.f,.,t a., MaLa an UnnuIrv
Into Armenian AtrocItIes--The United
States Firm.
VIENNA, Dec. "a -Advices received
here from Constantinople are that the
porte objects TO part OF the instrllc-
tions given to the delegates OF the
foreign powers who are to go with
the Armenian commission. The pow
ers, however, with the exception OF
Germany, refuse to modify their in
structions, and it is understood that
Great Britain is now determined to
make an impartial inquiry into the
stories OF Turkish atrocities, and insist
upon the punishment OF the guilty per-
sons. In addition, should the present
inquiry fail TO be as thorough as Great
Britain expects, 1t will demand the APP
pointment OF a fresh commission.
Inc herman am DaSsad0r Is reported
to be agreeable to the sultan's request
for modification of the instructions
given to the German delegate and is
said to be trying to arrange for similar
notifications on the part OF the three
other powers-Grcat Britain, France
and Russa-but to no purpose whatso-
ever.
Thursday evening the situation at
Constantinoplc was very grave and
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Carnegie WIN Reduce wages Again.

PfrrsBrRslI, Pa, Dec. 2i.-Announce-
lncnt was made to the workmcn Of the
Homestead steel works yesterday that
the scale for 1895 would be ready for
inspection December ~. The new scale
shows slight average reduction in
wages, but 10 offset the cut tho com
pany agrees to reduce rents and the
cost Of fuel In proportion. The wages
Of laborcrs aIe not to be reduced. The
scale Of the Edgar Thompson works
viii also be presented some time next
week, and will show similar reduo-
tjQnR
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SATURDAYS CONGRESS.

Nothing Of Importance Accomplished In
Either House and They Adjourn Until
January 8.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 94.-In the senate
on Saturday the house holiday resolu-
ton for recess until January 3 was
passed. The senate then went into
executive session and at las adjourned.
In the house the currency bill was
considered Mr.. Coombs, Of New York,
opened for the bill and Mr.. Bell, of
Texas, opposed it. Mr.. Bowers, of
California, and Mr.. Bryan, of Nebras-
ka, also spoke in opposition to the
measure At the close of Mr.. Bryan's
speech the house at $40 p. IN. ad-
iourned until January 8.
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THE ENGLISH CRIMINAL BAR.



The English criminal bar is ant "a
tempt the impecunious and INDECENT
1t is getting rather oversize csed. Most
students are ore or the other. and many
both. Weird stories come from thu
Old Bailey Of crowds OF "ieiuuiorsn
who settle ON the SOUP list like the Ia.
Gusts of the east. Success, undoubt
edly, comes quicker, II at all. II only
people who committed crimes had
money, tho criminal bar would seem
the forensic land Of promise. unfor.
tunately for its practitioners, virtue IA
still found easy on an adequate in.
come. This, however, is not without
its advantages. A successful man to
live as a successful man should, must
needs take more work than he can do.
wherein lies the juniors chance. The
Old Bailey is the last resting place Of
the professional devil. On the other
hand, there is quaint notion abroad
that criminal practice requires no
knowledge of law. Oddly enough,
4L;s +lao,,, ;s eborad hy ,o,,,o ia
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A SALOON ROW.
Three People Seriously Hurt and tho Saloon
Completely Wrecked.

ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. al.-l.on and
James Wood and Henry Ford, steel
workers, at IN early hour yesterday
morning went into Samuel Ilaskell's
saloon and ordered drinks, for which
they refused to pay. Mrs. Rebecca T.
Eagan, employed by Haskell us house
keeper, came to his rescue In the
trouble which followed the refusal to
pay, and James Wood struck her with
a brick, fracturing her skull. Haskell
then shook off the men and drew his
revolver. Lon Wood advanced toward
Haskell, and he fired, the ball passing
through Woods head. Woods brother
James then struck Haskell with a bill.
hard cue and received a bullet in the
back. Ford escaped, but the police ar
rested him later, Wood and Mrs.
Eagan, IT Is thought, will die from their
injuries. Haskell was badly hurt and
IN In dangerous condition. The sa-
loon was completely wrecked.
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BERLIN, Dee, "a. The Vorwaerts to-
day prints what it claims to be draft
of the new constitution which the peo-
pies rights party has prepared for
Russia. 1t provides for an imperial
parliament and diet for each prov
ince, Each member of the imperial
parliament, it is proposed, is to repre-
sent 100000 people and to be elected by
universal suffrage. The czar is to re-
main supreme head of the state
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GREAT SUFFERING.
Farmers In Five Counties of Ne
braska Starving.
MOTHER and Two CHILDREN DEAD.


NIoBRABA, Neb., Dec 24-The suf'
fering among the inhabitants Of the
drought blasted part Of Nebraska, in
GLIDING three-fourths Of the residents
OF FIVE counties, Is becoming more in
tense daily and immediate steps alone
can prevent many deaths from starva-
ton.
A mother and her two children were
found dead in their little cabin last
week. 1t is supposed that the mother
had been confined to her bed by sick
ness and she and her two little ones
starved to death. The stomachs Of the
children were opened and not trace
Of food could be discovered.
There is not q stream Of water in
Perkins county nor living spring.
The soil, If watered, raises good crops;
II not, II bakes into solid masa The
road and much OF the prairies resemble
asphalt so hard packed and smooth are
they. Well diggers say the soil is SO
solid 1850 feet down that picks have to
be used to loosen II. Over this smooth
surface the never ceasing winds blow
from every direction.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 24-The bien-
NAL report Of the state minerologist
has just been issued from the office Of
the state printer. Nearly one-half Of
the book is devoted to the gold mines.
The names, locations and other par
ticulurs OF ever mine in the state are
given. The gold product is largely
from the quartz mines, and this branch
of mining is in better condition than
1t has ever been before. The gold prod
uct OF 1893 was ST., 4s9,Sll, and the
silver S527, 157, making total OF sl2,-
959,960 1t is not in gold and silver
alone that the mineral wealth Of Cali
fornia consists. Many other substances
are mined here which even now bring
up the value of our mineral products
to about Sl9,OOO,O0O or 10000, 900 per
annum and they are increasing in
value.
A NEW BELLAMY COLONY.
CARTHAGE, Mo-, Dec. 24.-It is given
out here that the cooperative colony
to demonstrate the Bellamy idea Of
life is to be located at the confluence Of
Shoal creek and Spring river just
across the Kansas line. This is the
present site of the town of Lowell and
about miles from the town of Galena.
The company has procured about 1000
acres Of land by purchase and
options and surveyors are at work. A
charter under the laws OF Kansas will
be taken out in a few days and the
colony is to be in operation by January
H. The promoters claim to be flooded
with applications for membership from
all parts of the country.
SETTLERS IN HARD LUCK.
CRIPPLE CREEK, COL. Dec. 24.-Oyer |
1000 persons in this city are affected |
by the decision of the secretary of the
interior confirming the Freeman placer
claim. This comprises l2s acres on
which are over 700 buildings including
some of the largest in the city. The
land is worth over $500, 900,
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BOY BANDITS.
Three Little boys Hold Up Another Boy In
the Most Approved STYLE.


HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Dec. 24.-Ralph
Boyd, ID years old, who delivers milk
in this city and makes weekly collec-
tons, had 1914 when he started home
last night. About half way out, in a
secluded spot, Lloyd Bowen, about s
years old, appeared and stopped the
horse. Young Boyd started to drive
away and was assaulted by Bowen,
who was joined by Ray Brown and
Charles Keatns, each years old. They
succeeded in holding up the milk boy
and took all his money from him, lie
came to the city later and reported to
the police, who captured the young
and locked them up
They said they had read Of the work of
western road agents, and knowing
Boyd had money decided to take it
away from him. They also said they
were members of an organized gang
for plumber of all sorts.