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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
SGltttcri atnO 9eilt.
Gin 9eilmittel fir
Summer : 8raufbeiten'
9Ylenter9, Oiarrboe,
G6o(era Jl(or6uS.

Gin baIber bis oans,r 36teIoTfeI ooa RsGoa aeIist
in enem talbsn Gjtas l0aicr 10 oft rvtteer3elt a!5
bic Gulssrung.n itGtiFHosn, uno Elm Hit R.aoe de'
Ii.i a.trdrites Grel aE Osn 1ag:n pHD 9eib sctst,
Uiro oiOrtse 8eiieIuns uRb 5Giolae 9eiIuns bepirs
ten.
9nn.rIidl: eln taber bis GGaStr GheelorT.! o0l IN
,nem taIbsu Glas I3siisr b;6t in ofHtseH DIruten
Srampie, Yassnldurs, usbtttIf, ArebrstL Strstrtns
EeH. gtsIDoiIt6t, S6IGfloi5lsir, sarlAes SSPtpeb,
BId6uu9 uEb lso:u tHntren 9bmer3.
Malaria in ibren periebieeenen Tormen se~
betlf unb oerhGtet.
Sein onoeres gitgI III Der ggelt beilt 70 rct6 iea
Der uro de aubtIsn maIariier, btlloien uHo loHiis
gen 9eidperotH lUIs Iabuap'S Reaea RsIief Hn'
tsrIlst usH Ra6waD6 4iuen. Rftftnbs lolten
immer cine Gfloite Ea6Ua1S Reaop Relisi mInebs
men. Glnige 3IopisR III gSafier perbaten SraStheIt
ober StmerB III i50lss AaicrlueditL5. &s 1T eine
before StluHGHS ais frGHtoiii9er SraHe9 oosr eIH
8tttcrs.
aud5 grtciter in G5rubeH uuo Sau5oG85ofeH ioaten
es INNER bel h1 bGben.
preis SO 0ts. fie Slarcbe. Bel alien apotbsteru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
Der GurautzWrn3cb.

Gan Sran5isco, 26. 9luguit.
- Sn Der beutisen gta9mittaqszStz
bung tpurben 6pei peitere 9ei6porez
ne ausgelooit. @s finb bies Sdpto
8roots unb $. 8. 8ubbitt, Elm 8az
genbauer BON BrOfeiiion. Die 3a6l
ber@eihporenen betrdat nunmehr elf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
Nebutett sic

cine CUTE 2.ber'Webisiu Elm, unb aiuG
teshalb, neil Die Qeber oaS Siut oous
iidnSis resulirt. Sobalo bic 9ebertbd.
tigteit tr1ge If, nirb ous 8orperipltem
peritopit, sas Slut uureiu uuo Der ganSe
&0rper mus Oaruuter leioeu. Sebe Dfe'
ollu, sle sur Seiuiauua Oes Slules
.mpiOblsH uirb, ioa au9enOmmener
DiaB.n auf bic 2sber eiuluirten. ge.
lOrsen gle itt baber iofort ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
: GrpfeHpr 3arI 0epracS.

Berlin, 81. 4usuit. - Ser Be-
riibmte 2erieograpb prof. 8arl @ez
orees tit beute i'm Nlter bon 80 Sab
rem in 9otba geitorben.
(&arl Grnit Georges purbe am
26. DECEMBER 1906 in 9otba geboren,
mar felt 1846 Sberlebrer am 9Dmz
nahum bafelbit, bearbeitete II. u. Die
s. unb 9. 4uflage BON S3eaer's latetz
nii9em W0rterbu9 uno lieB Die fol-
senben @uflagen ais elm p0ltg neu
9ear6eitetes @erf unter ieinem eigez
men Namen eri6einen! ". b. H)
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Sbrer Gbre etgene Na berin.

y m g 0, gt.=Y, 27. @uguit. -
8egen 2 lbr beute Morgen tpuBte elm
eetpifer 4emptborne, elm S1eii i6buuz
ftrer, ii9 @ineans in bic Wobnung
BON 5rau 9attie &ellar in NortbScri=
bu, elmer 6 Meilen BON bier selesenen
9oritabt, gu Derf9uffen unb periibte
auf bic niatsabnenbe Srau einen crt=
mtneaen aneriff. 5rob Der perspet=
feltiten 9esenpebre errei6te Der
Shanbbube audi feinen 3Ded, tpp=
rauf er, finnlos betrunten, tpie er mar,
in S9laf Derfiel. Oteie 9elesenbeit
benubte Sruu &euar, um elm 8etpebr
gu ergreifen unb bem Ginbringltng eli
ne 8ugel in bic 8ruit gu jagen, ieinen
augenblidliden Sob berbeifiibrsno.
s&~ ssene @ranel tn asrmenten. ga
Stills, 27. @lguft. - Gin bic
figes armenii9ss 9lutt bat eine 0e=
pei1e aus 8eprout empfangen, Delz
DE melbet, baB am persungenen 10.
Qlueuit cine Bdnbs beipaffneter Sriz
aantsn bas arusnifde ct. Sobdnnesz
aloIter iiberfiel unb bic in bemielben
periammelten pilser auf bas Brutal
fte mibbanoelte. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
INN Gle 2eherrSeioen.

PstraGten Gle bic foIseRoeH Semptome, rDslthe
psn aronfbelteH Der rGuDtorgane rciutlren: Bsrts'
piuua, blinos rdmorTboo:H, SIutGnetGEs En5 Dem
gopL gr,uHen I'M Uiaasn. GTbTeteH, Appsltiolistei'
in b.unruhlatuoer WeIie, Srtrt1en oosI 4tltmHoI1'
Dsuu mGn itd IN Ilssenosr SteluHs btflEoet' SGuA'
IiHatio1tn, 4untte oo.r puHter Se!H Dor o:H an9e.
Rieber oneI ountlsI SdmeB IH 9Opi, uHDoutommen=
9ranipiratiou, Gjel6hsit BET Saut uro Der al9sn'
StmerBen in Der Stite, IN Der Srlit. IN etn SIls'
bern, ploplifes SiEssfihl, STsnHen i'm GltIlp.
sorp,riphem uou al osu stnannten usbeln eslre'cn.
prets 25 Gents pro Zd,adtel. 5n Srpauen'
edesn Iu baben pesr per Won seidHot'
gBenb,n Sie ft al Or. Raeuap 4 60 sof
gor 365, gepsgort, un Eat3 ODER 5ultAoans 9tS
gudes.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
Die bf(is 9rihjabrss MrOi3in
Tar
DQS
y [ It t.

glugenblidlid III Elm Sober barauf be.
oaht, etUas fir Die 8.iutsuug ieInes
SIutes su tbuu, ODER ME man au lassn
pflegt, eiue 6ruhjabrS=R Sn 9e'
braud.u. lno oits lit upllfommen
ri4tis aebauDelt, iebon muB man bic
setisnete Webisin eiunehmen. Saas
Sie SIREN grst couiultlreu, 10 miro
Sbueu oerielhe ioueu:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
pQ6uta alIer Seter.Uteotstneu,
SfnltttpuS
StOer
NeGMlatot.

9.rislb. pcrridtet i.tue Irbeit 5ut
Sufrieo.nbsit uus erfriidt Oas aeiammte
8orperiuitem. gr 1T "beiisr ais Ylaen"
uuo lam iOlscbl in fliiiissr 00rm Wis
a!s Yvl1ss bssoSsn perbsa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
sGredenstbat eincr 9Eabniiuniaen

4ort an D, Sregr rs. Mugu1t.
- Die Srau bes tpp6lbabenben 5ar=
mers Sumes Sett6eroD bat i'm gu
itanbe Der @eiitesumna6tung eine entz
feBli4e Sbat polI6ra4t. S6r &inb,
einen fe9sid9rigen 8nuben, ertrdntte
iie in ben 5lutben bes 2adiamitezRiz
Der. Die Wabnitnnige perlieB beute
gu friiber Morgenitunoe unbemertt Die
Wobnung u. nabm bas &ino nit iiA.
2lm l1fer be5 6lufes nidelte Iie ben
&naben in cine 0ede Elm unb 6ielt i'm
10 lange unter Wafer, bis oas Geben
entflp6en mar. Die SHUTTER itIr3te
ft9 Dann in felbftm0roeriI9er 4bii9t
in Die 5lutben, purbe aber BON per@
fonen, bic 3uFdQig bes @ege5 fumen,
ipteber ans rfer gebracbt. Spdter
f6ilOerte Die Wabniinnige o3ne ieoe
9efii6l8regung, tpte Der tleine &nabe
in Sooesangit Die 2(rme nm ibren
6als geidlunaen unb gefle6t bate,
i'm ni6t ms tiefe Wafer 81 ftoBen.
limb bod babe iie es getban, fiigte bic
geiitesgeit0rte, i4redli4 aufIa4eno,
hin9u
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28

f87O- SeoansSa9 -- 1895.
Wonta8. ben 2. September.
ssIbambrasY art, @e @eftenosSerattntS
(21o-1b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
Steferri IN emer @irtbi1aft.

8ro tlDn, N.zYr 27. Qu9uit.
- Sn @eneD's @trtbi4aft, Rr. 2O2,
4. 9lpenue, entituno geitern @benD
bei'm &artenipiel 5fpif3en brei Gdz
iten elm Streit, Der in eine blutige
S9ldgerei ausurtete. Sm 8erlaufe
berIelben erbielt 2lntonio Ri9ie nit
einem Raiirmsfer in 9Gnben 6reb.
@enep's eine tluffenbe Wunoe iiber
bic 8ruit, 10 bab er CUR 3eit i'm ST.
nepz9oipital" uuf ben Sob barnieoerz
liegt. Sin getpiier Souts purbe in
9(rm unb S9ulter uno 9enep, Der
gigentbiimer bes 2ofales felbit, Der
ii9 in poli3eili9em 9epabriam Be-
finbet. 5pii9en ben S9ulterbldttern
in ben giden deftphen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
so lyl0nneSfr0ft
Ici9t, i9ucn linS
Oanernn tuicDer
lrrnchcnf.
SbetIhGbcrI6aft.Wotii.

@altimorr y. IuQuit 1905.
IN SulQc ocs Mbltbt1s 1c5 AKIN. RUbcrt 9. SaDa
Tor III bic SbcilhGbuihaf' 'wIit5eu jbm uuo OcU
No. CcorQc y. :. SaU5nomue uuO AltrouOer g.
Cantor, in y 7 m N. :. Suulor x 6 NJ D.,
uuiQcuif luorocH uub 2tHthtil bcioQtsu Scrs
iurbtutu purot rOH ZEN Ndblab @trUultcru oes
StBicrtu all iclHtH Sobu ~ Il. lcru 0er q.
plor, pertGuit, iucl3tr ale decentralization
Der bciuFtcu Frrm1 UbsrUmTt uO lu allen ausz
rcbcnOeu F0ro;ruU0u tctdtiat III.
SAFE DEPOSIT ,S TRUST co. of BALTIMORE,
SerwaItsriU non 'fubert -. Snpipr,
cjeprGt CS. Z. Sduscponc,
GIEruHecr 81. SGDlpr.
@tiuQ ucbmcub aui Die ObiQI GctiI crluubr it5
ri. uuttriCitutiCU, Dem Vu5.ifUm mit3ut5eiltu.
nab lie hb lu elmer Sbttl5absrlDat Dcrentlt habeH,
uUa in 1Cm aIttu Ctjbli,s!olGls U 7. j. Y ORD
Galprrt= tran {. po5 out uno y j.
IS I t5 4 / inter oemicbru jTirmcHsHdmtu 8. =.
lOplor & III y. fortrGHr,U loSrbtr.- SHocm
mir ocm Iublitum fur Oas bisblriQc y9obllpOGu
uuicrcu SaHt lU5iprtcuI birt3u ,pir dCbtuu1sD0ut,
Duiitbt aud GuT uUs }u ubsrirGOcu
Gcprgc q. Z. edrsppwnc,
C206-7) 2lcrdHecr Il. Sdplpr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
SutDuu1t1t0 ettteS Sntuap=SeH1=
mails.

Berlin 27. 9(usuit. - Sn
5riebri9sbafen am 9ooeniee tit ge=
itern unter groben 5eierli4teiten ein
@tanbbtlD bes 9i9ter5 8uit.S4pab
entbu[lt porDen. So itebt bas Sentz
NAL bes Si9ters bes betannten 2iez
bes n9empoiter 8uri6e 5ieb' i'd aus"
an ben llfern bes Sees, tpel9en er 10
oft beiunsen uno bei4rteben bat.
(@uitap S6pab tit am 4. Nopember
1850 seitorben. W}tt 8orliebe i9tlz
berte er in ieinen S30pfunsen Die
i9pdbii1e Seimatb, 10 in ben 2tez
bern Ser 3eiter uno Der 8oDenlee"
unb ,9as 9eipitter" unb in rRedarz
feite Der i9pdbtl4en DIP" unb Ser
9obeniee, Elm 9anobu6 fir Geiienbe
unb 5reunbe Der Ratur, Gei9i9te u.
Nnpfie" 81. b. 81
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
Gunfurrcn, fir Die Sea'fde Selez
ptnugelell)faft.

GGepetanb, o., q. 2(usuit. -
Sberit 8m. pogg bon gaslpzYort be-
finbet iic6 bier als @ertreter zines
@pnbifat5 BON Netpzgorter Supituz
liiten, tpel6es eins neue Selepbonsez
ieui6aft als GOnfurrsn5 gegen bic
9eQ'i6e in's 2eben rufen min. Die
neue @eieai6aft piro ben Ndmen
vsubicribers' 4utomatic Selepbon
GompanD" bon GlepelanD fiibren uno
eebenft, bepeuteno billigere 9reiie fir
bic 8enubung i9rer Selepbpne 5u tel
len, als bic 8el'i6e. Oas &apital 1T
auf $1,00O,00O in Ittien BON ie $50
normirt. Inter ben bebeutenDeren
Subfcribenten tperoen it9 biele biez
iige Sapitaliiten befinoen. Der Selez
pbonbienit Der neuen 9eienf9aft ipll
innerbalb feds Wfpnoten beqinnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28

Die Rotpiauo tiirfifd)en S6oer
Nb5olut erfteI RIafis. SIR plduner i'm DgauitabIez
eSebdube.- gtur fnr GaHen in 9tr. 32o. Saratosa<,
Rebe Gatatp< StraEe- (SIli15 ,2UhJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
81. Safubu6 zYirnIe.

Sas erfie Gpmplimcntdr:@ @ienie. - GIN gum
,snrer GrfcIs.-TeitSus nad' Ssm " "ea'''D,
morFs ztcacr bei'm @rctsfcseln INC
a,r,isihirscn-Sic iScifzS SonIte H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
Irauriaer Nnsaana einrr 6eitli6feit

ga porte, Sno., 26. Iug.-Sn
SracD, unipeit bon bier, foIte beute
cine lutberiide 5eitli6teit itattfinbsn.
Na9 poq5ogenem Morgengottesbtsnlt
lieBen Die S6eilnebmer an Der 5eter
ii9 gum Wtittagsmable nieoer, ols
plDBliob ettpa 300 9erionen, Wadnner,
S5rauen unb &inber, unter allen
Spmptomen bon 8ergiftung ertrant1
ten. @an5e Samilien butten Die grdbz
lt9itsn 2eiben gu erbulbsn, gtitter
iu6ten ibre &tnber in tbren S6merz
gen gu tr0iten, uno binnen Sur5em
mar Der plab, auf bem nod tur5 5uz
por beitere Sr0bli6teit seberri6t, in
Elm grobes 9pipitul um9epanoeIt.
Die 5eitli3teit purbe abge6ro6en
unb &rante. tpie Geiunbe fliidteten in
Die Stabt, um iiA Gr5tli4en 9eiitanb
gu Derf9affen. Die ltriuche be5 ieltz
iamen 9orfalls tit nod ni6t aufgez
tldrt. 9iele gluuben, baB Die genoiiez
nen &artoffsln in einem Supfertefel
gefp9t puroen, @nDere, baB Dus be-
nuBte Wai1er nit einsn @iftitoff GER
febt mar, uno bic 9rttten, baB bic
8artoffeln ielbit bur9 &dfergift Derz
00rhpn tnnrpr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28

Sm 8aiiengeri6t tpurben
qeftern Suian Mc9ebitt unb 8ernon
GoDt gu 9erpaltern be5 Na9laifes
BON ey06n N1cOepitt ernannt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
Gin Talldlmiin,cr~yieif ausaebubem.

9errp, Sfla., 27. 4uguit.- t.-Giz
ne 9lnSa6l Sulfsz8unDesmari4dlle
bat am Gonntae 4beno tn benz Stz
itritte Der aaipzSnbtaner eine5ali9z
miinaerbanbe auf9eboben, oeren
oauptquartier it6 in elmer groBen
0Dble an ben llfern bes 9lrtanias be-
fanb. 9lls bic 8eamten iiob bem be-
treffenben plaBe nGberten paren
ni6t peniger, benn Is Mann eifrig
an Der 9lrbeit. 8on Diefen geldng es,
na6bem mebrere S9iiiIe, bod o9ne
Grf folg, seipe9ielt tparen, iieben, ibr
Gnttommen gu beperfitenigen, pGbz
renb bic uebrigen, a9t an Der 3d6l,
nebit elmer beoeutenben 9uantitdt
Talf6gelbss, fopie alien CUR Seritelz
luna BON fol6em erforoerli6en 9ez
rdt6f6aften in Die Sdnbe Der Seum<
ten fielen 'Gs lit bies Der beite5ung
pelder Der 3egierung felt mebreren
cSabren i'm Weiten gelungen, unb pirb
pabri9einli9 Der Slutb fali9en9elz
bes, nit pel9em in ben leBten Wloz
nuten Santos, Seras uno bus Snbiaz
ner<Serritorium iiberi6pemmt pur=
be, Ginbalt tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
Ter &afier a,if Tetien.

Berlin, 27. 4uguit. - Ser Sat
fer bat Initiating I'M geiiein bes9roBz
ber5ogs BON 9eiien cine aepue iiber
bic bort munDprirenben Sruppen Der
beiiii9en 9ipiiipn abge6alten. Damn
begab er ii9 nud S6lOB aronberg
i'm Saunus gum Seiu4 ieiner Wfut=
ter, Der 8aiierin 5riebri9. Die Sat
ierin mar ibm bortbin bereits poran
oereiit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
cHerten fur fas pubIitum i'm uuaufa,

$50 GrtbeiIe Ssrrss.ntistn sarantirten psubssobl.
ten MHiehsRapitais 81 500 PIC antbei; 5airn msys
SsH kalbidbri& beaabIt- tisssr9.lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28
Gin ueuer SeSett.

Berlin, 27. Qusuit. - Ser 9ez
fen bes neuen Yoli5eiprdi iioenten Der
Rei6s6uuptItabt, b. Winobetm, fe6rt
i6arf. 60 iit bur6 cine 9erfiigung
bes Yoli3eiprGiibiums Der 9u3orutz
ferperbano fir cine politiI9e Organiz
fation ertlGrt tpproen. Die 8orle=
qunq Der Statuten 1T perlangt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28

paris, 26. 4uguft. - 4mtli9e
0epei9en pDn Maoagascar meI0sn,
buB bic 5ransoien unter Der peri 0n=
li9en 5ii6runa bes Generals 9u=
6esne am %. Q1uguit 9(nbriba beieBt
ba6en. Die 9opazSruppen leiiteten
MIR ichnnGlen Wiber{tanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-08-28

8erIin, 27. Qtuguit. = Yrtnz
aeIiin 2ouiie Sophie BON S4lespt9z
Solitein, Satin bes prin5en 5rteoz
rid 2eopolb bon Yreuben unb etne
iiinaere 9dtpeiter Der 8ailertn npn
SeutI6lanb, I6enfte beute Wtor9en
einem Sphne bas Geben.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-18
DRY GOODS.
PhenonenaI Values
IN
BLA \ ( E|'IS|

$40 pairs different grades to select
from, from the lowest quality cotton to
the finest Atwood California. We buy
direct from the mills. You therefore
do not pay the middle mans profit.
Their extraordinary value will be-
come apparent to you Immediately.
These blankets will be sold at the
special sale prices only for few days.
Do not fail to avail yourselves of
these bargains and SAVE FULLY
ONE.FOURTH OF THE PRICE.
The leader of the leaders is the one
We are going to run for s4.99.
This is strictly all pure selected
wool, full l IA size, and weighs 6 lbs.
The blanket is cheap at s..
The next one in order is $500, all
wool, 1914 size, regular S. value.
The one at s2.49 is a wonder. You
paid 81 for no better last year.
We won't attempt to describe the
different values we have to offer but
must speak of them collectively.
We wager, however, if you have
Blanket to buy, you wont leave our
store before making purchase, that is
If you consult your own interest.
We have been receiving our
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-18

SUNDAY DRUNKENNEss.-The au.
thorities have determined as far as pos
sible to check drunkenness on the
streets of the city on Sundays, and five
of such delinquents who spent yester-
day staggering through the streets
were arrested and brought before the
Mayor this morning. They were fined
for the offense and told that the police
would be instructed to arrest all per-
sons who may hereafter be found in an
intoxicated condition on the streets on
Sunday. Much of the drunkenness on
such days is produced from supplies OBJ
tanned on Saturday night, but that
much liquor is sold on Sunday is a
patent fact, although it is no easy mat
ter to obtain positive evidence against
suspected parties. 1t often hap rs
that drunken men are seen to emerge
from alleys contiguous to saloons, but
when cited to appear and testify they
will tell 10 hing which would
tend to convict those from whom
they obtain their liquor. Hence
it has been determined to break
up the nuisance as far as pos
sible by arrestiug all found in the
streets under the influence of liquor.
Three young men were yesterday after
noon in an irresponsible condition on
Wilkes street and while in that state
strayed under the tunnel where they
staggered about in such manner as to
cause an engineer to stop his train In
order to avoid running over them.
The trio were arrested this morning
and fined 81 so each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-18

WANTED TO FIGHT THE SQUAD
While the relief squad, consisting of
eight men in charge of Lieutenant
Smith was proceeding up King street
shortly after ten o'clock Saturday
night, colored woman named Mary
Thomas, who was carrying basket,
and female companion of her own
color spread themselves across the
pavement between ST. Asaph and
Washington streets in such manner
as to almost block it. The Lieutenant
undertook to pass the couple by bring
ing the men toward the curb, but the
women made no attempt to open the
wav. whereupon the Lieutenant asked
the woman to give way in order that
the squad could pass. They made no
movement toward doing so, and the
men having unavoidably brushed
against Mary Thomas. she pounded the
Lieutenant on the back first with her
fist and then assaulted him with the
basket. He ordered Officers Hall and
TIGER to take her in charge and upon
being brought to the station house she
left S. for her appearance this morning.
The Mayor upon hearing the case gave
her So of the money back, filming her
g for allowing her temper to run away
with her reason. Her companion, 1t
is said, became very indignant at the
arrest, snd prophesied that 'the time
Was close at hand when colored people
would be on top"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-18

On THE WARPATK AGAIN.-Louis
Weingart was drunk again Saturday
and, as usual, his luckless family fell
victims to his fury. He beat his
daughter numerically, blacking her
eyes and bruisiDg her on several parts
of her body, and then turned to his
wife, who fortunately escaped without
serious injury. The latter went to the
Mayors Office and swore out warrant
for his arrest but before it could be
served Weingart left the city. This
individual has given the police trouble
for several years, during which time he
has often been arrested on various
charges. He WAS recently released
from the chain gang upon promising to
quit the city forever, but he soon re-
appeared. If arrested he will doubtless
be returned to the gang in default of
the payment of his fine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-18

FoRTIETH ANNIVERSARY. = Yester.
day was the fortieth anniversary of the
killing by falling wall at a fire on
King street of Messrs. George Plain,
Robert Taylor, G. Carson Greene, john
Roach, David Appicb, William Evans
and James Keene. The fire, it will be
remembered, occurred in Turner &
Dowell's china and glassware s. ore on
the north side of King street, between
Fairfax and Lee. or where Mr.. Henry
Bladder now conducts the stove and tin
business. The description OF the un-
fortunate occurrence has been rewritten
twice during the past ten years and
published in the GAzETTE-once on
The 18th of November, 1885, and again
in September, 1893.
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of the two Virginia racing associations
and took their horses to the Elkton
track will be forgiven and duly restor.
ed to good standing at the Alexar-
der Island and st. Asaph tracks,
provided they are able to secure stalls
for their horses.
Yesterday was another cloudy and
threatening day with q light rain in
the evening, followed by a beautiful
rainbow. Before dark the skies had
cleared. The congregations at the diff
ferent churches were fairly large and
services were conducted according to
Saturdays announcements. But few
strangers were in the city and the day
was an unusually quiet one.
AS heretofore stated General Thomas
l.. Rosser, of Charlottesville, will lee
ture here on Thursday night under the
auspices of R. E. Lee Camp of Confed-
crate Veterans, on the "Army of North
ern Virginia, Its Commanders and Bat
Ties" The lecture will be for the bene-
fit of the Soldiers Home, Richmond,
and will be illustrated with a stereop-
ticon.
In the football game on Saturday evening
between the High School and the Eastern
High School, of Washington, teams the for
mer won by score of ID to O. On Friday
next game will be played between the High
School and the Fredericksburg College teams.
While walking along the street in Washing
ton late on Saturday evening young lady
was knocked down by man who seized her
pocketbook and escaped.
Postmaster Carlin and his corps of assistants,
including the letter carriers, wore photo
graphed Saturday evening in front of the post
Office building.
Ed. L. Jones, deaf mute, Is selling in this
city, compound that instantly removes all
kinds Of dirt stains, such as grease, pitch,
paint and fruit stains from clothing and car
pets 1t is certainly good article, and ten
cents package makes it within reach of all
and helps worthy man out He is an in
dustrious young man and worthy of your pa.
tronage, and has an aged mother to support.
BE will call upon the citizens at their resi-.
dences. he does not charge to remove stains.
You have just 10 show them to him.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-18

u. P. CHURcH.-The services at the
n. P. Church yesterday exceeded the
most sanguine expectations. In the
morning there was large congrega-
ton present to hear Rev. F. T. Benson
preach on the subject, "Moral Young
man." The discourse was eloquent
and convincing, and when it was I'm
ished there was not hope left on
which the moralist could rest his
case. In the evening the church was
full to OVERLOOKING and large numbers
of railroad men were present to hear
the sermon that was for their especial
benefit. The subject, Down Brakes"
was appropriate to the occasion. The
sermon was beautiful and thrilling, al d
many were moved to tears. These
special services will continue every
night during the week. Next Sunday
evening Rev. Mr.. Benson will preach
at the Western Maryland College, at
Westminster, Nd, and DR.. David
Wilson, of Washington, will supply
MS pulpit.