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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Austin, May 3.-The game of base
Nh between Galveston and Austin this
rsning was quite exciting and a very
M game throughout. The score:
] 2 3 4 8 C Z 8 .
austin, 40 0 0 0 ? 4 o &C
Cilyeston.. % 0 o / 0 y o o.
summary;
Earned Runs-Austin, .,
Two Base Hits-McBride.
Three Base Hits-St Clair.
Struck out-By Bristow, 3; by Long
hi.
Bases on Balls-By Bristow, A; by
Lngly, Q.
Ltit on Bases-Austln, s; Galveston,
IL
Double Plays-vandresser to Sherry
h S. Clair
Time OF Game-l55
Umplre-Kempen,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Memphis. Tenn. May 3.-The stoam
yacht Bessie Ross arrived this after
noon from Galveston, Tex. ON her way
to Buffalo. NJ Y. She is owned by
George h. Hayes, n wealthy manu-.
facturer of Buffalo, who purchased
her from the state Of Texas for his
private use. The son OF the owner
J. A. Hayes, met her at Helena, Ark,
with the view of testing her speed be-
tween Helena and Memphis She
pleased him 20 agreeably he expressed
his opinion that she was beauty
and has concluded to go as far as 81
Louis departing this evening.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

SUNDAYS BALL GAME.
Dailas and Fort Worth VIII Come
Together Again Here.

iIe new baseball park will be ready
y sundays game between Sullivan's
s r' and the Panthers. The grand
ss WI be large and commodious
loeated as to give an excellent
VI the game as II proceeds.
,ae fanthers will arrive home Sun.
=, morning, and the game will be
n, $40 sharp. 1t will be the
NJ. sunday game played here so far
m season and tremendous crowd
A., % present. Owing to the fact
~ pailas won two out of the three
ne from Fort Worth at Dallas
~ 'ae recent series. the same will
81. as great incentive to the
Il s 10 do all in their power to
a,.s steers one better and take
1,se straights.
IA. -anaser Richards informed n re-
IN, yesterday evening that he had
d, ~ ior two new pitchers and that
sasa H. NH be materially strength
isp N other respects.
IN, an going to have a winning
~, sad Mr.. Richards with great
r s.t and earnestness. "though Won
isom, ss,linember that 1t cannot All be
H. pnshed In a jiffy, You see. II
~ transferable time to locate the
payers and that together with
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
s,,pEvEpoRT, LA, May ..

cuREVEPOkl' i'fN"
!. ranlhsts were hit for s. Is eases 81
iu OIL W.. W. was considerable pulver,
iIn'' I'M nv both teams. In the third
sing d0n1 ,sas knocked out. a home
aifailana ,ns was the result. 1t was
ID i0ul , pammert. Kemmer ana
s@S ss me Grays distinguished
tTa'' ',,ss BY making three-base mus nus,
tf'n', r 81 the day was a beautliu y
~ COX i / 36' sla y ya' good ss
sore; 12S456 7S9 Ri ~,
S5SOO40s Al 70 :
are,,,Ipv.,h :. 4OO4 o ! ! . -, Al ,oU .
VT wo otIassnLMecoy and clifford io or
Batielie,s.IN MCFARLAND. McAlllster and
shsssPvsior Fort Worth.
sIlnss run-weelSbecker'
nnrnlre-Garson.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Washington, May s.--For Eastern
Texas; Fair; cooler in the Interior;
southeasterly winds, becoming variable
For Oklahoma and Indian Territory
Generally fair: cooler southerly winds,
becoming northwesterly.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Bastrop. Tex. May 3.-Yesterday
morning at o'clock business house
in McDade was discovered on fire,
and before the fire could be stopped
almost the entire business portion was
consumed. McDade is about thirteen
miles from Bastrop, in this county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

,onvlew, Tex, May 3.-The third
Nd last game Of the series or three
IA Texarkana resulted in thlrd de-
M for the visitors. Score, IL to In
nyor d Longyiew.
Balteres-Holland and McQueerry'
|e-aion and Williams.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Navasota. Tex, May San incendl-
airy blaze destroyed a tenant house
belonging 10 Mrs. Jennie Froelich.
Loss, $500; insurance, $1,000.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Professor r. ogden Doremus Of Belle
vue Medical college, New York City,
reports: DIR. Prices Cream Baking
Powder is composed OF pure materials
and compounded on correct scientific
principles"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
BAsEBALL N sANrA ANNA.

Brownwood, Tex, May 2.-The
bsvnwood Crlpples and the Santa An
u baseball clubs crossed bats yester-
tiy at Santa Anna, resulting in a
rofe Of to 16 in favor of Brownwood.
Leyen innings were played
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
!; WI HAVE REMNANT TAKERS
MANAGER RICHARDS IN a
as SHORT TINE.

,,rurRg TEAM TO BE
sus 1rxaaranNnD-A BIG GAME
s1RENo THE WINNERS YES
s0AO O,T.nEAouE GAMES ELSE
WHERE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Holland, Tex, May 3.--W. n. Lam
bert, dealer In general merchandise
sold his stock TO Eli i. Bailey today.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Professor c. Gilbert Wheeler of Chi
az, says. Equally remarkable for
rrneth and purity"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Parted from their money which pur-
chased worry only-mlsguided users
OF so-called cheap baking powders.
DIR. Prices only is the best.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

~. Tex. May 3.-Hard hitting
Danas and untimely errors by
~ sws',n lost the latter the sec
DE- Uipa a ~ the season. Clark pitched
thd sA n'., ~ and had the Visitors
'ay ea ssrcv while fitzpatrick had to
u hs .,ssdv eannonading all the way
,na T Fielding on both sides was
! M rocky.
Sore BY inningsn .c7oopur
021l11l3 0-l0 IL 3
yaasS sn 10000 i o 3
'l sss.',l,srles-ciark and Hodges; Gil
.,,,iek and Douglass.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04

Pastry making is a pleasure when
pr. Prices Baking Powder leaYens the
dough.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
orHER LEAGUE GAMES.

l2si5G7s 9-R.H.E.
New Orleans. q 0 o . o 0 o. 0 II o
Memphis. 5000 O. 6 2
Batteries-Ely and Gonding; Gillen,
O'Meara and Land.
At Nashville
l2s45 9-R.H.E,
Nashville ....O2SO $50 0 o 2--lj II 3
Chattanooga 20 40 o o 0 0 0 o. Z a
Batterles--Hermqn and frost: Hill,
Flood and Fisher.
Umpire-Keller
At Boston
1234567S 9-RH.E,
Boston ......3 4 1 0 9 "-2I is g
Washington Il 3O2O0 8 oil 10
Batteries-Sullivan, Doland and Ten
ny; Warner, Anderson, Mercer, Ma
honey and Mcclure.
At Philadelphia
1234567S RH.E,
Philadelphia IL 90 o / 2 0 g. 10 4
New York....O 0OOOO21 p 8 1
Batteries--McGill and Buckley; Ger
man and Schrlever.
At Evansville
l,234567S9 RH.E.
Atlanta ...... y &c 1 90 '-l2 10 !
Evansville -. 0 l 30 0 0 q 10 4
Batteries-Callahan and wilson, Nc
Farland, Chard and Fields.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-04
oyERwoRK.
0vERsTUDY.
POOR HEALTH.

ne s0n T. = o,yerwort the brain. for
Ee.n ,sus are most serious,
eus,s,, ~ your strength and
li,t,,s W taking Browns lion
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
Qu 8.
OeutihIan0.

Shirt 8ismdrd bat cine ginlabunq aur
S6eilna6me an ben fir ben Is. SoSanuar
nd9ten Sa6reS, ben eSSd6restaq Der @iez
beraufri9tung bes 0euti9en 3ei6es, an6ez
raumten 5eitli9teiten angenommen. Der
&atier ipirb an ienem Sage auf benz 3emz
pel6ofer 5elbe cine Sruppen1buu iiber bas
@arbecorps obbulten, nobel bic fGmmtliGen
Sruppen in t6ren neuen grduen WfGnteln
erf9einen nerDen. Siir1t 8ismord ipiro
iib bel Der Parabe our &eDten Des &Qi1trs
b~efin0en, urD fdmmtli9e no9 unter ben
2e6enDen neilenben beroorrdqenben Staatsz
mdnner, Prin3en unb Generate Der g~lorretz
9en 3eit BON 187O-f871 perDen 3uaeqe1
1ein. Oas na@ Der 9arabe i'm S6lofIe
ftattfinbenbe 9alabiner nirb li9 Durh bic
bet benz lelben ausgebra9ten Srintiprii9s
uno Reben 5u einem gang befonbers bent
tpiirbigen @reignife geftalten. Nuf Den
Srinfiprub oes 8aifers pirb Der bes gQtz
Rei9stan3lers folgen. Nu9- Ge6enoe 8ilber
fino in Dem Seitprogramm porgs1e6en. oS1
Der &ei6a6auptftaot 6at fi9 Elm 8iirgtrz
Setausf9uB gebiloet unO in Der p6il6orz
monte miro Elm groBartiger Gpnmers abz
gebalten lperben.
Dbpobl Die oeutI9e Hegierung au BET
pene3neldnti6en Srage 1tb nod ni1t in of
fi3teQer Weiie 9edubsrt fat, 70 lit Do6 fol-
GENDER @rtifel Der &Olnif@en s3eitung fir
Die in be1ti6en &reifen 6err19enben
Nnii9ten be5eihnenb: prdIbent Gtes
Delano bat fib gu ~unierer groBen Ieberz
raf9urtg 81 S6ritten binreiBen lafen, bic
man fir unnlOgli9 bate balten Iolen. @r
bat oaDur9 bas Infeben feiner 3ipeiten
Nmtsoerpaftung in ben Nugen Der Sc
i6i3te gef3doigt unb bat fir iein 2anb
@irren nit @nglanb oorbereitet, aus feinem
aroeren @runbe, als urn elm paar bemofraz
tti6e Stimmen gu erbaf9en. 2orb 5alisz
burb's grtpioerung auf 6errn Slneb's De-
pef6e 1T cine miirbepoGe NeuBerlnq. Sc
it natiirli6, baB aIe europGif6en Mdhte,
tpel6e 8eiibungen in Siibamerifa baben,
England unteritiiben, dqein Die Mnaeleoenz
4eit 6etrifft du6 MG4te, bic ni8t brett Bel
Der Sadie tnterefitrt iinb. Die sEraoe III
O6 Die gren3enGo5en MnmaBunqen Der Ser,
Staaten 9ebulbet uno bic europGiI6e @ibiz
l%ffation alf Dem ameritani36 den Continent
bur9 amerifdnif9e Civilization erfebt perz
ben i'm. 9ur6 Die dbIolute Ml1erfenn1no
Der unbeitimmten MonroezO oftrin, fooQr
in TGlen, ipp es fi6 um SeSnfeln bortbelt
piirbsn Die Mmerifaner ermut6iqt fperben
III dnoeren un5uld7itqen sorberunqen aez
den ir9enb cine europdif9e Ma6t fortaltz
fnreiten, @n9tono hdt 6as ppue morGIi=
f6e unb mdterieGe He6t, fef altf Ieinem
@tdnbpunfte 3t be6arren unb ben 10 letbenz
11nftli9 i9m aufgebrungenen &f fort
auieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
nerTdttEneme#.

neutrality-suspicious. fiber ole Soti6aft.
8rofeKor S6eo. 9. 8polfep, Der an Der
3e9tsf9ule Der uniper1itdt gale ben 2e6rz
itu6l fir 80lferre9t inne bat, GuBerte liG
iiber bic 8otf9aft bes PrGfibenten Be-
treffs Der Dene3ueltf9en Srage allo: Ser
Pr6itbent lit libel beratben geneIen. Wenr
er Iagt, baB Der STREET 3Di19en @nglan5
uno 8ene3uela un1ere rationale Si9er9eit
gefG6rbet, 10 bebduptst er @tpas, BON benz
SeOermann peiB, baB es 5O9it ld9erli6 1T,
Ser BrGftoent le9t einen ungebii6rfi9 grp=
ZEN Nuborud auf cine ~ein3elne B6raIe Der
MonroezO ottrin, obne bic befonberen I'm
itGnoe III 8etra6t gu 5ieben, auf tpel9e Die
Monroe<O oftrin g~emiin5t mar. Sn Der
gar5en Nngelegenbeit iolte bic Mpprpe=
Opftrin als unanlpeno6ur auBer N9t gelaI=
fen unb bic Srage auf @riinben Matchmaker
politit erlppgen tperoen. Der PrGiibent fin
bet, Dab Ietn Nnerbieten elmer 19iebsgeri0tz
li3en@ntI9eibung abgelebnt iporben lit, uni
.er tiinbigt 1i9 iebt ais 8ermittler an. Nlz
lein Der 8ermittler, ben bas 8Dlferre6i
fennt, mub BON beiben Yarteiet acceptirl
tperoen uno babel ite6t nod beiben Daa
He9t gu, feline Gntf9eloung gu oerpsrfen
eSn biefem Safe 6ut feline Der beiDen Barz
teten ben prdiibenten gum 8ermittler 9e=
maht lno bod tiinbigt er an, baB er eine
@ntf9eioung 81 er8pingen bedbfi9tige. Oa=
ourcb ma6t er fi9 ni9t gum 8ermittlsr
1onbern gum 9iftator. 3%pangspsiie Der
mittelung in bie1em Safe lit e6enio psnio
anqebru9t, als es Elm d6nliber 8orI9la1
in unIern Streitigteiten betreffs Der noroz
tpeItli9en uno noro0ftli9en @ren5e gene
fen 1ein pirbe, @nglanb's Wetgeru1lg, if
in Der Mngelegenbett auf Elm S9ieosgeridt
ein5ulafen, erfldrte Der profeiior fir einer
MiBartff.
S. 8. 8eale IT,, profefor bes @1tfers
re6ts an Der 6arparb uniperftdt, Iagte, es
fei Elm Srrtbum, gu g%lauben, bab Der BON
grGfibenten in Der bene5uelif9en SraJe ELM
qenommene Stanbpunft bur6 bas Gjtter-
rebt nere9tfertigt fet. 0erielbe lei einfad
cine 8efrdfttgung Der natipnalen Bolitif, Dit
fi6 jebo9 bur6 Dftere N%npenoung als 9es
iul1b unb piinf6enspertb e~rlpteIen babe
8etreffs Der Our9fi6rung Der Monroe.
Opttrin bur9 I'M ere Regierung, burd1 aut
ibr AT @ebote itebenbe Mtttel, fagte pr1{
Geule: u@epalt it bas etn3ige Sri6unal
tpeldes iiber Die Iraee entf6etben fam
ba sugegeben pirb, baB fein 8runbTag Dee
IDlferre9ts babel in's Spiel fommt." 81
mics ferner auf bic Shdtfd4e bin, OaB Bit
MonroezO ottrin, Die Don ben Ser. Staater
auf @nglanbs Hatb angenommen tourbe
UNI bic pldne Der n9eiligsn Aaian5" 81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25
AnoIiinkHfnue.
Sbreflide 6rubenerpIoIionen.

Sim Sreitag 1tnb in Der Nelfon=@ru6e BET
0upton, Senn., 20 @rubenleute in s5DGgc
elmer Grploiion umgetommen. Die 81
ploiipn par bDn einem unge6euren Settle
b~egleitet, tpel9es an3eigte, bdB bic OeGe he@
9anges, bur9 tpel9en Die 2eute in bic
9rube g~e1tiegen tDaren eingeitir5t lei. &ein
Nusgang 1T iibrig geblieben, 70 bab IS gang
unm0gli6 iDar, nod etnen DerNr6eiter le6enD
on5utreffen. Die @rube ge9ort Der 9aptpn
Gapl e Sron Company. Die 2eute, 8eiBe
uno Sarbige unb me6rere 8uben, begaben
ii6 I'M z nbr frii6 in bic 9rube, a1eilt
bas entieBli6e ungliid nurbe ert befannt,
ais Die Su6rleute BEL @ingang No. 10 ibreu
Q8eq 0urh cine folioe Weaie BON &pGle unb
S9iefer periperrt fanben. Sie NeLIpu=
0rube lit felt II Sabren Dber ldnger be-
arbeitet morben, unb Der @ingang, tpo Die
nnglIdli9en Nrbeiter berf9ittet Iino, err
itrefte fid ii6er 2 Metlen tpett in Die 9ruhe
bineir. Die SprtrGumunq Der berdb9eftiir3z
ten Waffen nabm me6rere Sage in Nnfpru9,
5umdl oa Die beim Sortf9affen Der Sriim>
mer beI9dfttgten Nrbeiter negen Der ~gifttgen
Sale iebr oft abgelDt perben miifen, Der
Qnbltd Der idmmernben Srauen unb Sim
Der Der 8er16itteten am @inganqe Der
@rltbe mar ber33erreiBenb.
Oie Gompanp fat angeor6net,
baB in 3ufunft feline offenen 2amz
pen n1ebr in ben @ruben geitattet tperben
ioGen unb ale Sprengungen perben bur6
einen @ertfu6rer ausgsfibrt DerOeu, Der
cine Nn5abG @ru6enleute, tpel9e ~Tettipnsz
meiie ar6eiten foGen, beaufit3tigen rpiro,
@tQQtsJ eSnIpeftpr Glute erfldrte, DaB
10 melt er ft9 Biz ieBt iiber3e1gt babe,
Die Company .aIe 8orfi3tsmaBregeln gegen
r~ngliidsfdQe angenanbt babe. gr febt
i%ibrigens bas @er6Or bon @rubenleuten unb
fonftigen Nngeitelten betreffs Der urfa9en
Der &ataitrop6e INNER nod fort.
Nu9 in Der @gDpt &o6lengru6e bel CUNT
NOD, q. g., fdRb am Oonneritas cine ent>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-12-25

6dnbler s. 81. @6bte9l, be11en 2ofal neben
Dem a~b9dbrunnten @ebGube liegt, bat bur9
ben 8parJo etnen geringen @erluit erlitten.
Sn &oi1ea, Ser, itn0 am Sonntag 7 badz
i~teinerne @ef9dftSgebduoe nit ben 8prs
rdt6en BON II Strmen abge6rannt. Wdre
nt9t bon ben bena9barten Srt19aften 0iilfe
getommen, 10 pdre bic gar3e Stabt ben
S(ammen gum Spfer gafalen. Ser 8eruit
betrdgt $4,000, bic 8erft9erung $4,000.
Die in Baltimore go. 80 8eIt
Baltimore StraBe gelegene &leiOer@
6anolung BON 9etbelberg &c @o.
lit elmer Seuersbrunt gum Spfer gez
fallen. Der @erluit am @aarenlager tpirD
auf $4,000 gei3dbt.
Sabnunfaa.
Ser n0rbli9 gebenbe Qofa13ug Der
&eubing 8a6n, tpel9er ben 8abnbof in p6iz
labelp6ia Morgens fiinf3e6n Minuten na9
6 l16r perlieB ltrto bic @oritaot Srantforb
I'm 6 u6r "A Mirt. errei9te, berlieB bic
leBtere Station, pbne, pie btes iibli9 1T,
auf ben bort gu gIei9er 3eit fdligen iiioli6
gebenben 3ug gu tparte1. Die Splge baDon
mar, bab in Der Sellers Str, 5nei 8lod
nDrblib BON benz 5ranfforber 8a6nbDFe,
cine @oQtiion ~5tattfano, tpobur6 3tpei Yer>
Ionen oas 2e6en berloren uno me6rere an
bere idlper u1b bret BACON t0Dtli9 perlebt
tpltrOen.
D~ur6eegau9ene S%ofomotipe.
Sen Der NGbe bon Mount Carmel, 9a., lit
cine 2pfomotibe nit eirem 8abn5uge our9z
gegangen, pel9er in Sotge befien CUR @nt=
dleifunu uebrant lpurbe. 0ier NerIpnen
Baden babel bas 2eben berloren uno neun
Qroere lpnrben 19iper berlebt.
GS mar Elm BEL Der MibDaueD &o6lengrube
ite6srber Mrbeits3ug, tpel9er ii9 auf benz
bort itarf abI6iiIfigen 8eleiie in 8eipegung
sefebt bate. 3pD1f ober mebr Nrbetter ret
teten ii9 bur9 NbIpringen. Die Namen
Der @et0bteten 1tnb: SSames 9oQtz
tier, Gptpmotiofiibrer. aus MaDsDiGe; So6n
2iebig, aus MOunt Carmel; Goparo Ilez
bad, @rubenarbeiter aus Mount Carmel,
u1b Ter Mrbeiter George Smttben.
5wei Giter3iiee ~serit0rt.
Sin BON 8nei 2pfpmpttpen qe3ogener
@rtraqiiteraug, Der in 1iibli9er &t9tung
fubr, ftieB Montag bel Gar6iff Semi, nit
einem n0rbli9 fabrenben Sra9t3uge auf
Der Cincinnati Siiblihen @ilen6a6n su<
5ummen. Die bret 2otomotipen unb Dc
@agen purben polI %aerIfDrt. IS
6eiBt, baB flint Perionen, Elm 2ano Itrcl0er
unb bier 3ugbebienItete, um9etommen linb.
Su6booen eineeitiirit.
Sen Minneapolis 1T Der 5uBboosr
oes alpeiten @todpertes in Dem groBen Sc
f@dfts6arIe nPalace Clothing Company"
neutrality-suspicious.. 3pei YerIonen lpuroen
u1ter ben Sriimmern begraben.
Oas Mufitauen BON nte9reren 2Dnne1
Sapeten Nat ben @tnftur5 ber6ei9efiGrr.
unter ben 8erunglidten b~efinoet ftp De-
Glert Sale Molters:
Podpafer.
Ser @rano &iber lit INNER nod i'm Stetz
GEN begriffen. Die Siefe i'm Sabripaffer
betrGgt ieBt bur9i9nittGib rs SUB uno
bas 0o9pa7er ri9tet in Der gan5en Inn
qegen6 groBe 8er6eerungen an, 9Gu1er,
sFubrlperfe unb @ieb aler Dirt treiben ben
SFrouen puroen in Der NG6e BON Ddgoner,
SSn0ianer=S erritorium, in Dem @edt bon
8Grmen gefunben, no 1te 80 Stunoen o6ne
Nobrung unb Sbba3 5uge6ra6t botten.
Sine 6rau, bic in einem Wagen ben SluB
btnuntertrie6 unb ldut um 0iilfe rtef, muBte
ibrem S9idIale iberlaf1en tperDen, oa ibr
meqen Der reiBenoen Str0mung fetn Setz
1taub g%eletItet ner0en fonnte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-25
DRY GOODS.
Phenomenal Values
N
BL1y (! DISI

$40 pairs different grades to select
from, from the lowest quality cotton to
the finest all-wool 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 $499.
This is strictly all pure selected
wool, full 1 IA size, and weighs 6 lbs.
The blanket is cheap at s..
The next one in order is $500, all
wool, 1914 size, a regular Sc value.
The one at $2.49 is 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, 1895-11-25

Mr.. AGNEw AND GENERAL MALONE.
Mr.. Park Agnew, of this city, who was
in Washington on Saturday, in speak
ing of the meeting of the State republi-
can committee, to be held in Peters.
burg on Wednesday to elect a chair
man in place of General Malone, said
81 was a friend of Gen. Malone, both
personally and politically. There were
many traits in his character which adj
mire. The original republicans in the
State admired him for the bold stand
he took in 1881, which resulted in the
defeat of the democratic party. Now
the time has come when we must Sc
lect another leader who has the conf
deuce of the party and the respect OF
the people of Virginia. That person is
Col. William Lamb, of Norfolk. He
possesses all the qualifications of lead.
er and organizer. He is one of the
ablest men in the party and has render
ed great service in the many political
contests in the State. He has a State
and national reputation as politician,
and ranks among the leading business
men of the country. He has been the
means of bringing more capital into
Virginia than any other fifty men with
in its borders. I believe, with Colonel
Lamb at the head of our State commit
tee and a member of the national com.
mittee, that in 1896 we will carry Vir
ginia for the republican presidential
candidate. am going to the conven
ton to vote for him, and from what
hear from different sections of the State
he will be chosen unanimously for both
Places
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-25

POLICE CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed of by the Mayor this
morning
Maud, Rachel and Ann Peterson, all
colored, arrested by Officer Wilkinson
charged with disorderly conduct, were
dismissed with reprimand.
Martha Stokes, colored, arrested by
Officers Hall and Sherwood charged
with disorderly conduct toward Celia
Level, also colored, was dismissed and
the costs of the warrant assessed against
the complainant.
John Wilkins, colored, arrested by
Officer Davis charged with assaulting
his wife, was dismissed, the warrant
having been withdrawn.
Three small boys, named Wilkins,
Windsor and Davis, arrested by Officer
Young for tampering with railroad
switches on Wilkes street, were dis
missed with the understanding that
their parents would correct them.
Two saloon keepers, charged with
stealing watch belonging to Thos. L.
Arlington, were dismissed, the evidence
showing that the complainant left the
timepiece as security for liquor he had
drank. Arlington, who was under the
influence of liquor and who treated the
court with contempt, was locked up TN.
til ne became sober.
Night Report.-Last night was cloudy
and mild. Four prisoners and six lodg.
ers were at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-25

YESTERDAY was another cloudy Sun.
day with slight showers of rain at iu-
trrvals during the day, which was a
very quiet one. The churches, how
ever, were all we'll attended at both
the day and night services. AT St.
Paul's Church Rev. Douglas Hoof con-
Quoted services in place of Rev. Mr..
Phillips, who is sick; at the M. T.
Church Rev.. DIR. Wilson officiated in
place of Rev. Mr.. Benson, who was
called to Baltimore by the death of his
wife's mother. DR.. George L. Hunt, of
New York, preached to a large assem-
blage in the Baptist Church in the
morning, and in the M. E. Church
South Rev. ]. G. Lennon, of Norfolk,
preached two very interesting sermons.
A large crowd of Junior Order of
American Mechanics of this city went
to Del Ray in the evening to hear Rev.
D. II. Kern deliver a sermon. The
church was so crowded that a great
many had to stand outside during the
services. The sermon, which was an
excellent one, was much enjoyed by
all who heard it. Mr.. Kern reviewed
the objects of the order and urged the
members to live up to its principles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-11-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

We used to say: Ladies were handsomely
gowned!p
But now, it is rumored,
In society journals soon will be found:
Tho ladies we're charmingly bloomered."
The approaches to Hunting creek
bridge are out of order and need repair
ing.
Fresh North Caroline shad and her.
ring were offered for sale on the streets
in this city to-day.
The tug Annie. Capt. James Cline,
from the James river, is at this port
and may run on the Potomac.
Israel Johnson, colored, of north Pitt
street, who was stricken with paralysis
short time ago, died last night.
During an alteration at the corner
of Cameron and Fairfax streets this
morning Sam Madison was cut on the
neck with a penknife by Bub AIRING
ton.