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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
9tr, 120,
@unnun's y5auit. q"
3weitc &oritellung uOH 6iuridlS' Speru'
@eieult)ait.-@uter 8eiut.

3wejte SurIeuun9 uOn 0inritS' Spern'
@eieultait.-@utsr Seuh.
@citsrn 2lbcnO wurSe @OnnoO'5 oft
9cB0rtc Sper .6auit" pom SinrihS'
Sperus Gjeiellidait in nSurriS' 0tuiifz
2lfa0emic" Dor ausperfauftem 0aule
auTgciIbrt uno ;war, ule ntht auOerS
gu erwartcu, nit gutcm @rfOlac.
St9nor Wttd]eiena mar elm redt 9uz
ter n6auit" unO iano in Stauor Siz
uiant ais r. Mepbifo" eincn guten Yartz
ner; Settcrcr ;cidlnctc lid) belonSer8
OaOud ans. 0oB CT e8 perltan0, Die
rOtbiQe OfdBl9un9 3u beObadten unO
bic Stole n.4t Su Outrireu. GbenbIrtlg
sur Ssite itauo BEN 8:ioen Sri. Otarle
San Sautcren ais rDtarsaretba.", Sic
bot eiue gan; brilaute @ciau9Sleiituug
unb ibr Splel mar ebeuiall5 rctJt orus
mntiid, } Oa IHrs 9folle mattUol uuo
9lGu3suo sur 0arltclluug fam.
gll5 Sisrte I'M 8unoe 9eic(lt lid III
ben Ireien SRI. SDunebers ais ,Wars
tba," melde cbenialS ibrc fcueSwe93
=. / .' III" in 'dr"ncr 98clIc aur @5elz
tung bra9te. Dr. Vauur luny w..
nG....tid" un6 Sri. &atb. 6lemins ers
idieu ais nSiebcl," SeiOe eutleOi9t,n
lid) ihrer 2luI9abe in anerteunenOittr
&ciie.
Gbor uno Srbsiter wareu unter ser
umlidtlgsn Gcitun9 6e8 Srn. @uituu
SInrld5 wieOcr lebr befrieOlgeno. Be-
lOuOcre GrwGbnung uerOient AUDI Oic
2lusltattung, welhc cine gan; un9euelz
iene mar. 0a5 Yublitum belt nit ieiz
nsr 2lncrfsuuung uidt ;uriif unO rief
Die SGnaer uuO SGn9crtnuen lmuer
unS immer picoer BerpOr.
Die beutise SOrltclluug bringt roic
Nu9cnOtten" nit oCn Oamen &rOnolo,
55reub unO 6lenming, unO Smile.
0anOr, &ipiani, &arl, OtaSeOtti, Gerz
nuler, DtlbcliS uuo Sahcit tn Osu
Oauptrollsn.
Bsy" GTlurRoueu had Beu.@tar uuo
@cGtnSbUrg UeraIlialtet am SrG Beg
id)mIlduHQStu9F Qouueritag, oen 80.
Nial, Die ;, lSelteru Waplauo- -GUeubabu."
Der Suq uad) CYetm burg idhrt mn s llbr
30 Ntlu., UuO oec ,3ug mad 4eusMar mn
9 lIhr - DIN. &OrmIttagS bon Der 0lueu=
Statlou ab uHo meroeu al llnlon=, Penns
'pluauia.Nueuue uuO sutton. Station aus
balteu. Su Yeu.Niar weroeu ben Grtur.
iloulreu @ouSert, &uuimuilt uuo SergIdbrs
ten Qcbuteu weroeu. GaS YtIttaQeheu III
Spei'eiaal III &cuzDiar tOitet tur ole Her.
ion 90 Gents. Sic Rudfabrt BON &eus
Dtar fiupet nm llbr > Dim. 2lbeuOs, mo
uou @etmsburQ nm 6 llbr 25 Dim. 2IbenOS
iIatt. 2as g'iuet lIr leoe Der beloen @r-
turiloueu foitet 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
Spatefe Sdlihsnadlriflten.

giem-9orf, %. 0iai. = 2lnqetom.
men iiuo ole Sampfer nSlbenburs" bon
Sremen uuo :, ,@eiternlanb" Don Iutwer.
pen.
Der 0ampi.r ,,Sraue" 1T mad Sremen
abgefahren.
Sre men, %. 0iai. - Ser 9ampfsr
,Wiinheu" bon Baltimore it bier einge-
Iaufen.
2i3arb, 80. Wai. - Baiiirt in bier Der
Sampfer ySpaarnbam," BON 9ieu.O Oorf
mad 0totteroam Iateripe9s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
Sranfrcib.
ser Sp0estaa Garmot's.

Yaris, 80. Wtat. - Die 8eaiez
runs bat beidlOIsn, b.n Subrestas Der
@rmOrouns bss Yraiibent.n GarnOt su
einem 6eiertas gu sstulten. Der Yra>
fibent uno Da5 Cabinet iusrocn in Gorz
pore elmer Ser 9Slttwe @arnOt'S su perz
auitalt.nben 2eidenfeler beiwobnen.
glm 25. SUM- miro Der Brdlibent nit
9efOlse Dem YuntbeOn einen Ssiud
abltuttsn unS uui benz SartOptas oss
GrmOrSeten einsn &ranS nieSerlssen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
llngliif uno Srrbre1en.

Sannonsb buD, Ea., %. Otai. =
9ur9 oen tbetlmelIen Giniturs BON
geQS' 1unnell, pier Meilen BON bier
al ocr rGbartiers Saaepzyabn," wurz
ben spel Otann 9:tObtet unO fUnf idwer
perleet.
St.2ouis, OtO., 20. Otai.-Sobn
$. 9ewis, superintendent Der Benton
6abrif. GeiellitaIt" warO seitern 2Ibeno
in benz Gomptoir ser @ompa9uie ron
cincm entlaiienen 9lrbeiter, 9tamen5
SreOerids, erldOiicn.
Gbicago, 81. Wtai.-Oer GroseB
eeqen Die Wt0rber @illiam HOab, Sob II
Garep unb Gm. Otc8ee braate qeltern
wieoer 3wei SeniatlOnen. 2Il5 Die @ez
fansenen i'm @eian9ntB i5rsn reseIma,
Bisen Spasiergaua ma9tsn, fielen 9obn
Burf,, @ilIam 0iOa6 unD lSllliam
Nc9ee iiber SObn Gurep Der, idlugen
i'm gu Sooen uno oeriudten, ibn Iber
bas @elanoer Der 0alerie 3u nericn.
6e9t;eitig famsn @efausniBbeamte ba5u
uno befreiten @ureg. Der ueberfaq
puroe ausseiIbrt, neil Sobn @arep por>
seltcrn Elm @sitauOniB ubselest bate.
GarsD iit idllmm suserldtet. Die
slpeite SeniatiOn mar Die, oaB 8illiam
9iOua elm GeltanOniB ablegts unO SObn
@arsD Die Grmoroun9 bes Yoli5dten
@oparo 9uboleB 3uldrieb. 9a5 tpirO
ibm isoOa nidts beIien, ba sr BET benz
Snqusit sinseitanOsn bat, baB er GoW.
5uoOIeB sriauB. ST madte bamals
nod ludsnO Die Sswssuus nit Der
Sanb I'M ben pals, anoeutenS, baB CT
auigefnIpft peroen wiir6e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
eStaIteu,
Gin SoulbetiiltttO.

g o M, 80. Dfai. = Cine Bombe
parb beute frib in Sem bon Der Grme=
rem &laiie Der SsuOlteruns bewObntsn
Si.rtel aufsefunoen. GS mar bort am
Starflt.n gu @unitea O,S iOsialiitti9en
Deputirten be 6slIce asitirt. Die gOmbe
mar nit SdieBpulper uno @blorut BON
BOtaide ssfillt unS sntbielt auBerosm
Elm 6laldden, melh.s nit Sdwef fsl=
laure sefiiQt mar.
Die Bolisei slaubt, ouB ole gOmbe
am 2Sabltase 9ebraudt merOen iOllte,
man isoO9 t.iue 9slessubsit fanb, iie
aur @rplOIon 5u brinsen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
- Gs furirt une perbHtct -
GrtGltun9en, 0ulten, SalSpeb,
9nf fluenja, 9fbcumutt6mu8,
SrjdwsrOen unO Sdmerien.

@ts,u sopf1c5 (siHsrlsi Oh utrOoer Natur Ooer
uebel6efino.n), !3abnneb. Rcuralge, RbeumatismUs.
Suft,Hlueb, SdmerScH uHO SbUdd1c i'm gRhdeH, I'M
Rldsrat ODER in ben gGereH, ShmerSeH IN Der @ea
aero Der 2eber, RippenfcQs SHtBInouHa, 9eertz4na
id,peluna.n uuo Stmsr3sH aler art piro Die ans
psrouas uou Gaowap's Geaop RelIe ioiortise Grz
sidt:rung geDibrsH unO oeen ur iDeHt8e Gage fOrts
a,set,r G,bIaudl cine permaututs 9eiIpus SUI GOIas
hchru
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
1895.
Briite griino(i6 ge6ei(t.

Dss 6Itehe 9tabiifism,nt In Baltimore. Don etntm
s.utiGen ar,tt s,.it.t. Suubtrt, trioIsrser auren
Rinbern-fennen ans,ihbrt reroen. Rein 3eitDerIuf.
tein. Operation. Die Stbaneluns II poufsnnes
hd,r unb s,nis. GIr llnt.riuhuna f,ins Ssbhhr.
Rureaufunotn BIS 1 ubI, bis Ra4U.
Der DiarsIaHeer .3rDtis ees
BALTIMORE HERNIA INSTITUTS
In nab Nr. sos, HBeff.F orfbs sNpenue, nuhe beI
SoltonsS trase. perlest fporo.n.
9r. 9iIh. 9. &IpMAR, SnfGitssdS2t.
(Esp.20,l28de)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
&uBlanb.
SSiirif SpbanoT aeebrf.

ct. Petersburg, 90. Waat. -
&nlaBli6 bes 5Oiabrl9en SubtlGums
bss Siiriten &obanonz9toi itoosfp uls
Staatsotener bat ser &ailer elm Gelcript
erIaiien, in bem es heiBt, Der 6iirit isi
gum 9tadfol9.r beS ueritOrbenen Srn.
b. @iers ernannt woroen, neil Der Sat
icr Die llebsr5susung hs9e, er werOs Die
frieOlide unO aufridtiss YOlitif elmer
Jrsunbidaft nit allen Wtadten aufrs9t
erbalten. Der &aiisr psrlieb oem Sir
fen ben ct. InOr.assSroen mt Brill
Inutsu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
Xranfrcih.
Jranfrclt.
Ser 1lntersans ocs 2ampfcrs p9om
9SeOrp.n

Sapre, %. Otai. - Den gignern
beS unterse9angenen 0ampfers Dom
Yebro" it cine 9epeide lugegan9en,
nad melber nit Dem 6abr3eug 1O5 Perz
ionen in Der Giefe Oe5 Uteere5 uerz
lawanSen. Die 2Eeiapung 0e5 0auz
piers sablte "a OIann, in 0apre nabm
er Al Bailasisre, in SOrOeaHr % uno
in Baia9es 7 YaIIagiere an BOro. Die
Webr3abl ber 8aIagiere paren au8z
manoerer nit SraTlteu Oocr grqentlz
MEN uls 8etie3iel.
gOnbOn, %. 0tai.-n nStanOarO"
pirO mor9en ben folgenOen StrI6t iei'
mes Wtaorioer Gorreipon0enten iiber
ben uutersang Oe5 Dom Bebro" pers
Ofentli9eu:
Der Captain 6e8 9ampier5 ianf
nit ben 6abrSeus. Die llcberlebenOen
lpuroen bauptid9li9 bura Die 2lnwObz
ner ssrettet, pclde iih 10 Iaueu, wie
m0slid, in tbren SOieu auf Die I'M
slIdsitatte bc9abcn.
9ierunO3waniig ueberIebenbe iinO in
garril uuO ebenio plsle gu Siuasarca
sslanbet. Sic b.itdtlsen 6a8 Geridt,
ouB Der 0ampitsiiel O.5 Sdifisa erplOz
birte. Oa5 &auonenboOt , OtcOtahOn"
lit pom Otarin nad) Der llngliidsitatte
seianbt worben. Sis leet 3abIt man
105 umsetommeae.
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Gbeumatisn1ms.

Roopuo & Co., Stem yort-
IS tommt mir Dor, ais oh uHsereht seseH Sic
ruo ,fbr GusleSeidDnctes Bropdrat R u. R. sehans
belt hattie, iuenn Id u5t uber ben gtugen berldteu
piroe Den mir odiiebe gcbradlt bat. SD mar bettI9
RON eutjunoltdem RbeumGtt5mus beimgeiuht, bod
ieit i'd Jlre UicoBn feHEe. taHn i'd tets SInoes
runa U,ritoftcu, meHH I9 ols'Ibe Had SorltrIi
OebraItye. AbtuHss0ou
Gbomds 8arteL
Jutbp.u, Balo altOs&o., Sons.
Zen &c. 6ebruar 1895.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
TcrutilhtcS.

ct. Petersburg, 90. Mtui. -
Gin @eies warO beute erlaileu, nad
mel6sm seldGitlihe SOntraftz4bldliihe
auf elmer Golobalis erlaubt iino.
Die ruiiiidsn Ntiblenbeliser baben
uuf ibr.m @ousreB teidlohsn, cine
slssntur Iiir ben 9srtauf BON ruiliidsm
Otebl 3u etablir,n.
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Geloienounaen

ua6 aHsn 3beiIen 9nrosa'S b,io,st prompt uns
bi1is bic
Grpebifien ees .6eutSd1en 0srrsSp sue enteu,s
S.s8.sG6e SaItimore'Gty. uuo gof,Officssgps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30

- &arbinal Gibbons beIano ita am
9isnitus in Pari5 unO ip.lite nit osm
pGpitliden gfuntius, @r3biidOf 6erruta.
Gr mirb am Samtas in ROul eiHz
treiieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30

-9u SeS Otoiuss, Sa., iinb am
0ienitas bel eiuer 2emperatur BON 90
@raO alp.i 6aQe pOn SOuneulti9en 3u
usrjsi9nen sewsieu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30

Snn,rIid.-ein balb:r Ebe.i0ffeI bis sin EbesI0Het
in eln.n Balbsn CSIa5 2aiier MUD IN weEtsen yIuus
Ten b,ll,n: Sramptt, 3udLHgcu, DiG3;ndure. u.belz
Fsif, Srbr,deu, SoobrcnR,H, yt:rUoIGt, Shdiloil9s
':lt Ropiue9, 8la6unseH uao ale lHEsrIltsn SQmers
Us aibt tsH CciImittt in Der SSelt, Deldles I8shs
Islfieber uup ane aHoeteu maIdrliteH, buloien une
cnitle.n Tl.btr 70 itHtQ ilrIrt, ais uneTitust BON
WGouap'5 YilLcn R0oWa9'5 ReGop 3es
Iiei.
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Alufnkrlutfr> >DlutbfIfbfr.

Die bette tneiseriide 6auIiIien gsebi;in, icfpie
Sezel, uageHitirter. Uterine ooer Uutterbulfe als
aud iuportirter eneliter gEuroersSaiaul, auh Iras
aer aapuSintrs2ropien aeHannt, itno 81 babsH bel
Serbia SSebcr, Nr. 1915, Npres sSurbam',
(Dtal23, ,3MtT) nabe SSeosralitroBe.
O.,n. 's5er GoIumbias $1,000, Bictors $1,000,
~ R,ulln9tou5 $1,000. Sdon aetrauRtc Biz
rocIes Su fpcniscr aIs guttonspreien, sum SofeE=
preie, anf I,id5,e abBahluns iuenu s.piinitt. a1e
Tobritute pon 81 500 auipdrts porrdtbis.
gBir iirb aseHtsn fIr bic SpaIoins uno @rcbenea
Sic9cles.
g. =. Spate, ST., Co.,
(febr2s, ,6Nts) sar. rs. IBeft. SaIfimpressfr.
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,,&ann es enlpfeDlen."

Soaro oi Q6HiniitTatioH.)
Stra6tuIslnlsur9S Iepartsmert,
Cincinnati D
Rabwaa & Co.:
0i.ine StIreu-Sd. 9eHro Yeet, SuperintenO.Ht
Ihrr bic ftdotiden Stduc IN Cincinnati babe oitsr5
R,douzJe.lsT qe6rdutt uno tam eS fur as empieAs
len, fur mas Sle Is aEtunoIsea. ItIu9sUol
9tHIp Beet.
Den II. Ui6rs 1885.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
sseuer I'M Sronflgnrr Jlnttenbanbni.

gtem sDOrt, IS, Ntai. - 5u DIN
Srootlpner 6lottenbaubofe brad bcute
6cuer uus, wel4:S elnen SdaOen BON
$35, 900 anridtete,
germii6te telesrapbii6e Srpriben,
- Die 7Ozidhrise 6rau 6. 6ist in
SanOpz0iu, 9t.sD., hat iid III einem
Srunnen ertrantt. Sic blnterlaBt ben
@att.n uuo orei 20d1er.
- Die leeten 6rOite baben in Der
@egeuo pon 2llblou, 9t.zD., 10 Bro5ent
Der 81 ermartcnOen lspIelcrnte rutnlrt.
- 3wei arbeitslole &ODlen9raber
aus Sbio, g6. z. Snitb uno &ba8.
Gaitman, iino bel @lenouis, 8.zYa.,
uou eiuem Sabniu9 iiberiubren uno aez
tOotet woroeu. - ~
-Sn 0reen5bura, 3D., uerlor Drip.
g. 2omilOn, Der alteite uuo moBlboz
benoite 9lrst pom @reeusburg County,
burd einen Stur5 aus Oem Uenlter iein
2ebeu.
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Ser republifanii9c 8nubernrurs'
Nnnninnt mn Ohm.

3anespills 8, %. Wai. -
Die republifanilde StaatSzSonoentiOn
bat 0en. u. @. SuibueQ na9 ieds re-
iultatlolen 4bitimmunsen gum Ganoiz
Oaten iir oas @OuUerneur5slmt nomlz
nirt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-05-30
Aus unlrrfr gefriasn 2. Morgtnz
Ausaabe.
Suba.
Geatsteiten pom aeloe Der Tcro=
I1tffDia

Sadionptlle, 6lu., %. Otai.-
Gin &abelsramm BON &epz9Sclt ncloct:
,@uitap Jiiaslieu, ber ameritanilae
Ntatroic, ipelaer am %. 6ebruar in
SantiagO De Guba arretirt wurOe. ut
beutc an Soro Oe5 S9ooucr5 OfarD
Sane" pon 9tanau bier an9efommen.
ST ersGblt, oaB osr umcrifaniide Som
iul IN Santia9o iid scwetgsrt babe,
ibm Bailage uadl Den Ser. Staaten 3u
iidern uub baB es ibm nur OGrh Die
germitteluna oee @orrelponOenteu be5
rgtewzDOrter Scralo" seJunsen iei, mad
gtanau 3u tommen. OOrt ior9tc &onlul
McYaln fir ieine ueberfabrt nad) Sep
8elt. 0a 9fi9elleu. lule ct rueiter sr'
3abIte, ietne san3ltas Sabe perpTanSen
muBte, I'm teGbrenb Ieiner GeIaE9cnz
ihuTt leben ;u fOunen, 10 fam er nit
teIlos na6 &eDzNelt.
Inter oeu hieli9en Gubancru bat bic
ytadridt - Oh rldtig Ober falid -
OaB Der tubtssiaste JuiurgrnteniHhrer
Otarti in Samaica eelauoet iei, cine
srobe Nufresuus beruur9eruIcu. SaS
Sele9rapbenamt lit leit WtOr9cn BON
Falrloteu bsla9ert, iuetd,e unscoulOts
auf cine IutwOrt auf tbre NnIra9cn
marten.
Sapana, %. Otai. - @encral
Dtartiue5 De @ampos fam beute frib III
Buerto Brin3ipe al. ST paro nit 9ro>
bem @ntbuliaSmuS cmpfan9eu.
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SSitrit 9ismarf fommt nidt tah
SfieL.

2onhon, 80. Wai. - gSie oem
rStanbarO" aus Berlin semelbst iuiro,
bat 6irit gi8mard aui Sen 9tutb ieines
2eibar5tes, Oe8 Yroi. S9mennineer,
Die bonn &eiler an i'm er9angene Glnz
Iaoun9 sur Sbeilnabmc on Der 6eier
ser GrOnnun9 bes gtOrosSitieezSonal8
uno Der internutiOnalsn 6lOtteuparaOe
hi Gil HnnfenA nhnrlRhnt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-21

ALLEGED BETRAYAL.-Annie Patter.
son, woman about thirty-fve years OF
age, swore out a warrant few days
o. o against Edward Parker, nineteen
year.old youth, charging him with be-
trying her under promise of marriage.
Officer Howson found the accused yes.
terday and locked him mp. This morn
ing he was brought before the Mayor,
who made an examination of the case.
The prosecutrix said she was widow,
that her husband had been dead three
wears, that her youngest child was three
years old and that she had been keep
Ing company with Parker for several
months. She alleged that some time
during the early summer the offense
was committed, Parker promising to
marry her. He failed to fulfil his
promise; hence her action. Parker, in
his defense, alleged that he never
promised to marry the plaintiff, nor did
he ever have any such intention; that
she was woman who could urge no
legitimate claim upon sny one; that ne
kept her company on the same terms
rs Others and that she had taken money
from him. The woman denied his al
legations and challenged any one to
come forward and prove she was un-
chaste. AS the case stood it was only
one persons word against that OF an
other, and the Mayor concluded to con-
tinue the case until Z o'clock this even
inV
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-21
a@ GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEX.
ANDRIA.
Woodward & Lothrop,
10th, nth & F Sts., n. W.,
WASHINGTON. D. c.

THE RAeEs.-Following are the en-.
tries at St. Asaph for Mondays races
First race, furlongs-Misery 103,
Argyle Ill. 101, Marguerite II. 10l,
Meteor 95, Della NJ. 95, Criterion 81
Dutch Lady "a, Dorcas L. So.
Second race, 6 furlongs-Sir Rae 102,
Eddie M. 102, Chieftain 1O2, Craftsman
80, Little Alice SO, Columbus Jr. 81
Velvet Rose Gmp.) 9S, Gaiety 81, Gov
Fifer "a, Miss Modred SO, Notre Dame
IS, Jimmie James 8S.
Third race. 5 furlongs-Young Critic
lis, Hawk 11S, Al Helmboldt 113
Benning 113, Fred Munich ITO, Lady
Watson ITO.
Fourth race, 4 furlongs-Carnalite
104, Lucille 101, ]. McGarrigle 101,
Pysche 101, Flsgrant 101, Prosper 95
Silver Queen "a, Melinda "a.
. Fifth race, 44 furlongs-Harry War.
rem lis, Jack Lowell ITO, Morrissey
ITO, Eva's Kid ITO, Mollie May Ito
Frank d. ITO, Joe Mack 107.
Sixth race, z furlongs-Marie Lowell
113, Tribute 11S, silva 10Y, Fassett 81
Black Beauty 81, Trojan "a, Tralee 81
Renaissance 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-21
Opening and Closing of the Male.

Opening and Closing of the Male.
Northern mails close at 80 and 8 45 q. M.
and ID 80, 43 and 8 35 p. M. Open at
Z 90 a. M, 12 90 m. and 80 p. m.
Southwestern mails via Charlottesville,
close at so and 10 45 a. m. and 8 80 p.
m. Open at 90 a. m. and 8 90 p. m.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at 15
p. m. and 30 p. N. Open at 90 a. m. and
3 00p.m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, close at
10 45 a. m. and 10 and 8 35 p. m. Open
ct 90 a. N. and u 30 and 90 p. m.
Manassas Division mails close at 7 so a. m.
sud 3 45 p m. Open at 10 90 8. m.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close st
8 40 a. m. and 90 p. m. Open at 8 90 am.
and 8 00p. m.
Western mails close at 8 As a. m. and
; Is and s 30 p. m. Open at 8 90 q. m. and
1900 m. and 90 p. m.
Washington mails close at 7 80 and As q.
m. and - 80, 4 40, 45 and s 35 p. m.
Open at 8 90 and II COLA. m, 10 90 N. and
ofice Open at 8 90 a. m. Close at
Sunday Hours-open at 9 90 a. m. Close
st 8 30 a. m.
Carriers schedule-Co Collections made at
o 80 and 10 90 O. m. and 90 and 80
pm.
Deliveries made at 90 a. M, 10 90 m. and
500 Pm.
sundsy-Csrriera' window ersn st 8 90 ard
lose at 9 20 a. N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-21
Isaac Eichbpr
NE. Cor. King { Royal SIS.

The engineer of The Mount Vernon !.
trio Railroad has decided upon the lou o
through the Del Ray section. After leav-
Ing the present terminus at Del Ray
the track will run along the south side
OF the race track and entering the race
track grounds just before reaching Mount
Vernon avenue, then running parallel with
the avenue until rea hingt he land of
8r. Frank Hume, where it deviates slight
ly in order to strike the culvert under the
W., q. & W. 3. 3. After passing under the
railroad at this point the route is in north.
erly direction until Waterloo is reached.
The superintendent of the county roads,
Mr.. j. F. Haney, will take charge personally
of the roadwork throughout the county. The
attorney for the commonwealth has decided
that he has full control, and SO informed him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-21

SUIT.-The suit recently instituted
against L. w. Estes, l.. G.. Estes, P.
Bruce Anderson, Marian F. Hatch,
Thos. B. Keough, Alexander Garden,
G. F. Henderson, Chas. G. Bedloe,
Joseph r. Hawley, M. D. Birge and
VIM. E. Judkins, reputed stockholders
in the Farmers and Mechanics Fire
Insurance Company, will come up in
the circuit court Monday. 1t is prob.
able that Judge Nicol will enter a
decree referring the matter to COM
missioner to ascertain the amount of
the Indebtedness of the company. 1t
is estimated that it will amount to
about $4,000, on which judgments
for $4,000 have been secured. The
object of the chancery suit is to hold
the alleged stockholders, named above,
liable. The offer of a compromise
made recently by the company was
refused. Receiver E. B. Taylor will
file his report, showing the amount of
property turned over to him. The
Office furniture is about all there is in
sight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-21

CARL1N spR1NGs.-A meeting of citi-
zens of Carlin Springs was held Thu 8.
day night at which an organization
known as the Southern Railroad's
Patrons Association of Csrlins," was
formed. Mr.. NJ. G. Mitchell was elect
ed president, Mr.. James Schaaff vice
president, and Capt. W. G. Pennywi t
sscretary-treasurer. The objects are to
secure the best practicable railro' d
facilities for that place; also to secure
electric railway, telegraphic and telt-
phonio communication with Washing
ton. The most pressing needs of the
village. the association urges, are a
suitable station and late train service
to and from Washington, it being be-
ing believed that with such facilities
many people doing business in Wash'
ington would i've along the line OF the
W. & o. road,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-21

The autumnial equinox occurs day.
Both the Circuit Court for the city
and the County Court will meet on
Monday next.
John Sutton. who was overcome by
the heat yesterday on north Patrick
street, was no better last night.
State Councillor o. B. Hopkins and
the degree team, composed of members
of Belle Haven and Alexandria Coun-
ellis, Jr. o. o. a. NJ, will go to Deco
guam this evening to organize new
council of that order there.
Capt. F. Beattie will erect on his farm
near Zula postofice, Fairfax county,
large steam cider press with all the
modern improvements, which will CRATE
and press bushel of apples a minute,
making from three to five gallons per
bushel.
Mr.. Thomas Arnold, blacksmith in
the shops of the Southern Railway,
was struck on the arm by a flying
piece of steel day or two ago, which
cut the main artery. BE lost consider
able blood before he secured medical
attention.
The case of Scott Gillingham against
Jas. Hammersley to recover damages
for having his buggy smashed on q
road in Fairfax county by the former
being run into the latter, was continued
by Justice Whittlesey to-day till Satur-
day next.
A petition, signed by the heads OF
families at Carlin Springs, has just been
transmitted to the board of school COM
missioners of the county, asking them
to open public school in that village,
and recommending that Mrs. Eleanor
B. Simms be appointed teacher.
The rectory of Christ Church, which
has recently been undergoing repairs
and improvements, was to-day turned
over by Mr.. A. @. Wyckoff, the con-
tractor, to the committee of the vestry
who superintendent the repairs and was
accepted by them, the WORK being sat
isfactory.
People from the Occoquan neighbor-
hood who were in the city to-day say
that on Wednesday evening, after the
storm, and while the water in Occo-
guam bay was as calm as a lake, sud.
den tidal wave spread over the bay
with considerable force, but not much
damage was done.
A rumor was circulated through the
city this morning to the effect that
Louis Boswell, the TO, tune teller, was
dead. The rnmor was incorrect, that
individual being still in the land of the
living and ready by the aid of the
greasy deck to push aside the veil of
the future and draw horoicopes for ]
applicants.
Mr.. Hobbick, the young evangelist,
who left this city the first of the week
to go to Evansville, Ind, has been de-
tanned in Washington for several days
and win conduct a meeting in the
Union Mission tents tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock for men only. Mr..
Hobbick is quite young man, but is
very earnest, and never fails to interest
all who hear him. All men are invited.
Twenty-si1 lots in the Addison
Heights subdivision of Alexandria
county, just west of Waterloo station
on the Alexandra and Washington
railroad and of the Mt. Vernon Elec-
trio railroad have been sold-most of
them for $50 each, and all to white
people in this city, as negroes are not
desired by them as their neighbors.
And yet Judge Speer, of Georgia, says
there Is no color question!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-09-21

BROKE HER LEe.-While two we'll
known women living on north Lee
street were playing on one of the
wharves on Thursday one of them,
Maude Tippet, fell overheard and
her companion, Carrie Tlavers, jumped
to save her. The Tippet woman
struck q pile in the dock, and when
pulled ashore it was found that one of
her legs was broken. She was snbse-
quently taken to Providence Hospital
ibr treatment.