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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

SENATOR Hill Of New YORK goes to
the democratic convention OF mis- State
az delegate from Albany, instructed
to support both the platform and the
ticket Of the national democratic con-
vention. viii this fact induce his old
enemies, the bolterz, to concede that
ne, democrat, will submit to the ar
bitrament OF the national convention Of
the democratic party:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
tn Chcck The Drain ofGoId.

LONDON, sept 10.-The directors Of
the Bank OF England have advanced
the banks rate of discount from , per
cent. to ,; per cent. The action Is re-
garded as precautionary measure, nav,
ing the effect to check the drain OF gold
TO the United States and the Continent.
The immediate effect Of the announce
ment Of the increase was to cause de-
cline on the stock exchange OF consols,
home railway shares and American
railroad stocks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
Senator PaImcr.s Plans.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, Sept. 10.-Senator
Palmer will not make q tour OF
the southern cities with General
Buckner. He states that ne would
like very much to make the
southern trip, but mas been unable to
30 arrange the law suits he had on hand
so a. to take the time it would require.
The Senator will be present at the mott
fcation meeting Friday morning in
Louisville, and after the ceremonies
will return to this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

Two sHorqrss II CELL John Mccafe
held up the authorities Ct the borough Of
Fairview, n. ], Monday night with two shot
guns He had matters his own way in the
iimits Of lis cell. He celebrated Labor Day
By taking OF his clothes in the street, and
was locked up. When COMEDIAN Burdett
went into the building to see II AcSape vas
safe FOR the night be faced two shotguns poS'
ed through the bars of the cell. Inc council
man ret1e. ted, and NOBODY v5ntured near the
nIisoner until Tuesday morning. when Nc
Canes thirst made a compromise easy. he
handed out the guns. Sorle citizens express.
ed surprise that guns should BE- stored in
cell where prisoners are locked up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

TEz democratic plutocrats revolted,
for the assigned reason that their party
had declared for bimetallism without
the consent OF foreign nations, and then
they Immediately proceeded to norni-
nate for President man VINO, few
year, ago, said
at il all very we'll TO abuse the
friends Of the silver dollar az imitation
igts, thieves, regulators, and all that
sort Of thing, but really the friends Of
the gold dollar ought to pay the same
attention 10 the mernbers Of the con
vention who framed the United States
Constitution, and who made the ailver
dollar the unit and standard Of value in
this country. II there il any dollar
more honest than the oliver dollar 1t
has not been discovered ia the century
or more that the nation haa existed. II
there can be any such thing a. dis
honest dollar, that miserable sham trick
and travesty Of a coin, gold dollar,
exactly ills that designation.
But thig was not the worst Of their
transparent and absurd folly, for they
didn nominate Senator Palmer with
the hope Of electing him, but in order
10 elect an avowed and rank republi-
can, who, in addition 10 being az "un-
sound" on the currency question az
he il, is also ia favor Of the force
Dill, ofa higher tariff, Of the civil ser
vice law humbug, and who is opposed
to the democratic demand for q tax On
the surplus incomes of the rich. Should
Mr. Mckinley be elected, those who
fought against him will derive come
store Of comfort from the fact that the
necessarily consequent evils, like the
rain, will fall upon their victora as well
AZ upon Themselves, for misery loves
company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

Mr.. L. T. IRVINE, who was appoint
cd by the Virginia boltera' so-called
convention az member Of their State
committee, has declined the "honor,"
for the reason that having taken part in
the primaries in behalf of gold curren-
cy, with the naturally implied under
standing that he would abide by the
will Of majority OF the party, he feels
that moral obligation, if no other,
ahould hold him to that purpose. Good
faith to party associates, it seems to
him, requires such course. The old
time honor of Mr.. Irvine, Of the 9th
Virginia district, and of all other good
and true democrats, does not comport
with the new stile Of Messrs. Whitney,
Lamont and other Northern plutocrats
and their subsidized agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Hrs. Monroe died g. tia residence o.
her daughter. Mrs.. Frank Carter. il
Cake county lazs week, aged ninety
Two years
John P. Ballard. iarmer, living
near 4ecnun river, conniItld suicide
on Tuesday By blowing OF his brains
1iih shotgun.
From the Belmont Vineyards. owned
By Dr.. T. 4. Ash6y, near Front Royal.
there have been shippsd daily FOX some
tine 80 baskets o: Inc, lucious grapes.
which Command iai-ly good prizes.
Miss Maud Nicol. daughter .: Ms.
L. 6. NiooI, 0: Prince William. and
Ny. John Stroller Wilson, o: Fsuquier
will bs ne-ried 81 Grace Methods:
church, Manassas, nez, Wednesday.
The Virginia Military Institute OPEN
ID lie 6fty-seveuth session Yesterday.
The corps OF cadets VIII be equally g.
large s. last session. which WIS one 0.
the most successful years in genera
tion. There are some sixty Lew nam@
On the rolls, with others TO arrive.
The checks OF Sl.215.2 .. which vii
liam Rsines, Newport News cattle
dealer, says was taken IRON MS person
Monday right in Richmond. were found
yesterday in foundry in the lower
part OF that city. Il Is supposed That
. the thief pushed the checks through 8
[ window OF the Establishment 10 nd him
sell Of them.
a letter from Richmond says -
good many people have 81 ides that the
STATE republican committee mas gotten
much money OUT OF the national CON-
mittee. Some think the fund 5sn. 10
Virginia il $4,000. While I cannot
state exactly the amount, il * likely
that $1,000 l. the sum Virginia re-
ceive=. This would keep up the head
quarters here and tne campaign paper.
One thing il certain, and that l. the re-
publicapz are having good tine while
the money lasts.
Miss annie CONWAY Mccormick,
daughter OF Mr. Province Mccormick.
and Rev. John B. Henry, Of Fauqu;er,
were married g. Berryville yesterday.
The bridesmaids were Misses Mary LIP
pitt, Resale Mccormick. May Wheai.
Leila Mcclure. Nellie Griffith. Ellen
Mccormick, Lucy Deahl, Lilly Moore,
LOWE White. Margretta Mccormick
and Mamie Powell Mccormick. The
uzhera were Messrz. Charles VI. Brown.
Chas. r. skinker, Hugh Mccormick,
Duncan and Taylor Milton, Blackburn
Smith, ". Travers Lewis, Elicit Cabell-
Frank Mccormick and Dr.. Monte
Griffith, and the groom'E best man 1a5
his brother. The ceremony was per
formed By Rev. Edward Wall.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

DUNCAN Ross's WIFE BEATES.-Whi!e
Duncan C. Ross, the athlete, his wife and
several friends were sitting at table in a
New Yo1rlk saloon Tuesday night joseph bic
Coy entered and proceeded to revile the com
pany with choice explosives. Ht :ncdeily
sprang at MIS-. Ross and dealt her crushing
blow on the nose, almost fattening it. Ross.
on recovering from the surprise of the sudden
assault, rushed at Mccoy, and would have
made it bad for him had it not been Tor the
entrance of Policeman Courtney. Mccoy Was
locked up in the Oak street station on the
charge Of assault.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

A tropical cyclone did some damage along
the Long Island and southern and eastern
NV England coasts yesterday evening and
last night. The md of Block Island rose ;e
20 a velocity Of &c miles an hour. 1t neal,
wiped Hog Island of tn map and did con- o.!
s;derass,,c damage to Coney Island, a big
y rave swept HOG Island, splashed OYER the
s,o tone wall at Manhattan Beach and almost
Inundated the hotel there. a saloon ana a
pavilion were wrecked. Gut little damage
was done to shipping in Boston haFboF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
on the dec

NJ. CLgvZL4ED'= ?ogEZ2 CLERK
and present Secretary OF War, Mr.
Lamont, sayG y prefer 70 keep the
old faith and remain q democrat, and
shall accordingly cat M vote FOR Pal
ner and B1ckner." In other words.
Mr. Lamont avowE hinselt a democrat.
and in the came breath declares biz in
tention OF helping the republicans TO
elect their TICKET. But Mr. Lamont
and al the other members Of the Cabi-
act nave yielded 10 the malign inau-
sncs OF Mr.. Cleveland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
A CARD.-We desire 10 return our thanks
n 10 Chief Edgar Warfeld and the MEM

hers OF the Hydraulion ana LolumuIa rIre
Companies and the Relief Hook and Ladder
Cumpany for their magnificent efforts 10 save
our property at the FIRE in our building on
King street yesterday II was the uDani-
nous verdict of all who witnessed the fire
that no fire department in the large cities
could have excelled our volunteer department
IN getting this conhagrstion under control.
We also wish to return orr thanks to the
Alexandria city police for their efforts in our
hehalf as yell az to the neighbors for storing
onr books and other valuable papers We
think especial thanks are due By US to Fore.
man George W. Petty, Vice Presidents A.
Ramsay and George Uhler, and Firemen
Simpson, Nowland, Arnold, Langley, Kemp,
Kemper, Phillips and helchoir for their Of
-'i' % y z. ]. MILLER & co. .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

PocATELLo, Idaho, Sept. lO.-Iwo
daring robbers held up q faro game 10 a
local saloon yesterday morning, Sc.
cured $500 in cash and backed out or
the room leaving the inmates too dazed
to follow them. The two men are
believed to be members of the outlay
gang which recently robbed the Mont
pelier Bank. They are still at large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

TIE NV YozE W9r!G. gold news-
pap=r, has z special correspondent il
Iowa, VINO Il sent there to INFORM II o.
tae condition Of political aaaira il that
s:zte. He teleraph= thu: two-third=
Of the districts have be+n heard
from, and that TIE republican managers
concsde that the republican loaa in than
will no. be ls5z than thirty thousand
yo.sz, and TIA. the State will d close.
Bur, al the =ane, Secretary Herbert
told newspaper reporter II London
last Tuesday that the silver feeling Was
OF the decline.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
Last SUNNI er one Of our .,

Last SUNNI er one OF our gram
en was sick tn a severe bowe tE5
Our doctors. NEEDLES had laile
we tried Chan .erlain's Cole. C1o-
and diarrboea Remedy, winch e4'
gery speedy relief. We regard i
the best medicine ever pat a. =
market for bowel Complaints
G. Gregory, Frederickstown No.
certainly is the best medicine ever "
- -. e. J.
ou Tue marAvu lui uySentery, -dai
complaint, collie and cholera ini2n'. i
In children. 1t never fails 70
prompt relief when used in ressona p
time and the plain printed direction
are followed. Many mothers have ~
pressed their sincere gratitude for ~
cure it has effected. For sale by y
Stabler & Co., Druggists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

RED MES.-In Minneapolis yester.
day the Great Sun Council OF the In
proved Order Of Red Men elected the
following officers Great incohonee,
Judge Robert Z. Daniel OF Griffin. Ga.:
great senior sycamore. Geo. Z. Green.
OF Binghanton, \. y: great junior
sycamore, E. D. Wiley, OF Des Moines.
Iowa: great prophet, Andrew Patton. Of
Danvers, Mass: great chief OF records,
c. Conley, Of Philadelphia: great keep
er Of wampum, Wm. Provin, Of West
field. Mass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
To Niagara Falls and Return.

The Pennsylvania R2il7oad vii ope-z:e Sep
.=Dber ) and l., series OF personally con-
Quoted tours from Washington 70 Niagara
Falls and return, ~ the ra;e OF so :o- ihe
round TIP Ticke:s vii % valid for return
passage within Ten days and viii allow stop
over privileges 81 Watkins and Rochester II
both directions and 81 Buffalo returning
Speciai trains viii leave 9th Street Station,
Washington 81 1:30 a. n. on ,iates named.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
RrcKLEN,o ARNICA SLLvr-

The BEST SALvE in the wora
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Ras
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped H51
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin i--
ions, and positively cures Pile
)ay REQUIRED. 1t is guaranteed 70 -
perfect satisfaction or money REIN
Price % cents per box. For -
Ernest l.. Allen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

TICS Subtitle tugs Z. B. Lane,
Jr., and Ajax was libeled in Richmond,
and when offered for sale they brought
80 little that Judge Hughes refused to
confirm the sale, and ordered them re.
sold at Norfolk. They were auctioned
of at Norfolk Oh Tuesday by Deputy
United States Marshal Cross. The
Lane was bought by Mr.. a. y. Mar
shall for = ,075, and the Ajax by Mr. j..
J. Cole for $3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
4 PniSnner Released.

PITTsBERG, Pa, Sept. lO.-Robert
Beatty, who was serving seven years In
the penitentiary for completely with
Hugh Dempsey, the Knights of Labor
leader, in the conspiracy to poison non
union men during the strike at Home
stead, in 1892, was this morning par
doned by Governor Hastings. Demp-
sew was hardened last winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YoEE. Sept. 10.-A decline in 4meri.
can securities IN London and an advance n
the Bank OF England rate OF disco1n, 70 2l2
per cent. contributed 10 weak and lower
market At the Stock Exchange c2ring the
frst honr Of business Private cables slso re-
ported al advance in discounts in the open
market and it was further stated by bankers
that the bank had advanced is prlce5 for
eagles another hali-penny. These develop.
ment5 will operate sgoinst gold shipments 70
New YORK snd as the bulls Of the buying Of
securities Of late has been based on the in.
ports OF the metal there was general desire
on the part OF the bulls 10 reduce their hold
ings. Under pressure from this source prices
rsceied 14s1s. per cent. A! II O'Clock
speculation wAs arn in tone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

Fire started in the coal bunkers of
the United States cruiser Bancroft this
morning. The cruiser is in the dry
dock at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. She
is being prepared for trip to Constan.
tinople on next Saturday. After some
of the coal had been removed the fire
was put out before much damage had
hpen done.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

49,
BCsE Hill. sep. DO
I attended the picnic e.
given By VI. 7. 2 >o-=
Arlington station. V.
which I had been
that gentleman sons
was pleased 70 be fr=---
sion. TIE day i,se-: ~
have been desired s-d
81 70 nave the eYerc.-== ~
dow lying coctisC3-s -
burners house. TIE
knights entered Ire o9-
Hi, Harry Pa.-s=
wood Popkins: Ce1ar T.
Glencarlvn, ". Z. Io11-
ion. J. J. Gsata-
Clarke. Deer Pax. c.
Bsiley's y Roac= E=--
the Turt, T. Payne Ions
Stats: Edgewood, :.
bury, 3. Il. Smart: -
Moore. TIE riding O: ~
preceded oy me ge1.=.=-
in body from NJ.
by Mu!ray's Ne.cop9 -
OF Alexandra, % re
where the charge w
mssterly ugnner By Ii
H.. OF Vienna. .A:,e-
knights above 1&nsd :1e
entered most hes-...y i1t5 10
which was witnessed .
te-ested crowd Q: boz s=x5-
faces OF handsome Gzuz-s
additional charm Ed
knights fresh .npe.C- =
=everally called 70 he c5z-5
Marshal. NJ. Geo. W. F5
Judges. Mes=rs. :. .. Eo.--
Palmer ard Brooke Eo--r
their several decisions II
parti2l uarIe-. TIE to-.ov
knights were declared ~
ORES F.areonia. :. 3. Noe
Y Reads. 4. Terret, L-
Popkins: Fairfax. u. L. C4
drsr named knight tooE E. ia
the three rides each oce Tzs=-
and IVES loudly cheered.
dria friends nay We u pro- g.
Moore superior Sail. A:-e9 ~
was owe; the large c-oTG ree
the inviting shade beneath
trees in Mr.. s yard. wae-s
was pgrtaken 0; By those wL
yided the same. reir5s11 =
was in reaching distance we
who :elG 50 disposed coui * a.
modete6 with what vas :o- sa.e.
sisting Ct sandwiches. son Gr.-s-.
cream. cake. lemonade. &C.. R-.cz
ceiyed Just patronage. 81
Mr.. Williams, VINO deliyerei
charge, was again introduced oy ~
q. Palmer. and for the space
half hour gave 10 his interested 3
ence al uuauSwerable address or
Is 10 !. in whica liz Lad
closest attention ron start 10 i,
Three rousing cheers were given
BRAN and Sewaii. The hand
played Dixie. Owing totae .a;el
the hour the cycle tournament wss
clared OF. 81 8 =. n. TIE suc-
Knights named the fo.lowin- lad g
the fortunate ores 70 receive J9E
their favor Queen. Miss 3greS a
Of Washington: trst maid o.
Miss Nellie Young. o. Aleu-
county: second maid a honor
Cora Powell. Fairfax county q
maid o: honor, Miss Nettie Paiue-.
eyandria county. These ana
Knights marched to the dancing
form preceded By the band in 81 OBJ
selection, where the coronation .
monies were to take place. IT,
surrounded By handsome array az
youth and beauty CT Alexandra
other counties. including many (.
Washington. and gave the scene q :. .
ng effect. Mr.. Williams then in
:erms introduced Mr.. p. T. Mora
Georgetown, who in turn respon
4 q most capital address. being
!uently applauded. The gall
Knights then IN turn placed the wrea
N each fair brow, the royal sci
hen danced and all moved a. smoot
IS a marriage bell. The macs ofte
ichore then became general and "
until late hour,
eeming to enjoy themselves IL
,ully.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

There is nothing to pFevent anyone '0n. -.
ing mixture and calling it saI-aEafi-.s'
and there is nothing to prevent anyo--
spending good money testing the stun DO
prudent people, who wish to be sue OF 't'i-
remedy, take only Ayers sarsapaFil-a' anu y
get cured,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
THE DocToRs.-At Yesterdays ses-

THE DOCTORS At yesterdays ses-
sion Of the Medical Society Of Virginia
at Rockbridge Alum Springs, DR..
George Ben. Johnston, OF Richmond,
was elected president; DR.. Landon b.
Edwards, secretary. DR.. J. A. Hodges
was elected to deliver the address to
the public and profession. The White
Sulphur Springs was selected as the
place at which the society will meet
next time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

THAT THE republicans and boiling
democrats are reduced TO dire traits
In order to bolster their unpopular
cause, is made plain by the fact that all
their subsidized organs publish, under
conspicuous head lines, the alleged re-
mark OF Ia Hung Chang, that McKin.
ley Will be the next President. The
Chinese envoy, who passed through The
United States on a flying railroad train.
is said to be familiar with the past his.
tory of his own country, but it has never
before been said that he is a prophet
and knows the future history of this one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

t:oa O. Ny. Bran. TIE psople ase tae
lszderz IL tae p-e5sot popalzE .sE.s:-
auee 70 republican AID % called demo
cratic plu.oexcy, and theiI void %
lssderz ZEE re nsnd1rtiug OF tne VAL,
and are joining Tie procession q every
c,os. road
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
Tho Bcmnda will Change Her Status

Tho Bcmnda Will Change Her Status.
New YORK. Sept. 10.-The steamer
Bermuda, noted for her flibu5terlng
exploits, arrived here this morning IN
charge OF treasury departments officers:
The Bermuda mas no registry, but will
have her name changed to Laura May
and Will be put under the American
flag as aool as the necessary bill has
been passed by Congress-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
KILLED 81 ~ EycNE.-Qn the ar

Killed y q ENGIEE.-Un tne ar
rival OF freight train at Farmwell sta.
ton, on the Washington and Ohio Rail
road. yesterday, the engine was de-
tached, and started TO Lee5burg 10 re-
new itz supply Of water. In rounding
a sharp curve ii struck little Katie Ger
trude, the two year-old daughter OF
James q. Bern, the superintendent Of
animals at the Washington biological
Garden. The engine ran to Leesburg
for surgeon, and took DR.. Russell, Of
Herndon, back, but when he arrived
the child was dead, having had its
skull crushed. The child was unseen
by the engineer till too late to avoid
her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
ICOMAlUNICATED.

There seems to be q misunderstand-
ing in regard to the assertion made re-
specting the cost of operating the cleo
trio plant of our city. We, the under
signed, stated that We could operate
the plant as cheap as the Potomac Com
pany of Georgetown, D. c.
E,spr Oyrvc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
DIED.

On September 9th, at the residence of Mrs.
S. A. Padgett No. 212 north Fairfax street
Mrs SUSAN P. NORRIS, widow of Matthias
Norris, formerly OF Libertytown, Frederick
county, Md. Interment at Frederick City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
PROPOSALS..
~--~-~~~~-7- -, 2
DROPOsALs.

PRoPosALs'
Proposals will be received at the City En-
g;neers Office until u o'clock noon, MON.
DAY. September /, 1896, for grading and
guttering Pitt street from Queen street to Prin.
cess street, and for repairing and resetting
curb on Pitt street from Cameron street to
Queen street Particulars can be had at the
City Engineers Office. The right is reserved
to reject any or all bids
II. 3. BURKE,
se9 IS Chairman Committee on Street,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10
BA17rxogE. Sept. 1o.-virginis 3s new
GL.a6SI. do Century 57a59.

BALTIMORE. Sept 1O.-Flour dull, steady
and unchanged. Wheat steady; spot and
Sept 6O12s6Oa: Oct 61lpa61a. Dec 635,a
637.; steamer No ? red 551pa55a South
ern wheat by sample G0a621a do on grade
59a62. Corn steady spot and Sept 2412a
24a. Oct 25a25l. new or old Nov or Dec
26a26L.. Jan 27s27+. steamer mixed 20l2
a202; southern white and yellow corn 26s
p. Oats weak No white Western pa
25; No mixed do ID Rye weak; No 2
nearby 35a36; DO. Western 36a37. Hay
steady choice timothy S13 00a13 so. Cof-
Zee dull No I 1CE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

WANTED-A WOMAN, either white or
w colored to cook and do house work in
a small family. Apply al No. 227 south
Fairfax street. sep1O 3te
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

BAsEBALL-The games played
National League baseball clubs yes,
suited as follows: Baltimore l.. B.oo=
Cleveland s, Il. Louis 3 New YoIs
ton s; Chicago 6, Pttsbuig 3 Wa-
u. PHILADELPHIA II,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

Mr.. EUGENE DEBs, who, short time
ago, was reported to have expressed
himself in favor of Mr.. Mckinley, has
seen the error Of his ways, and now de.
clares himself as favorable to the cleo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

NEW YoEK. Sept. 0.-Flour-stste and
Western steady, quiet and unchanged Wheat
No red advanced l.sasc; steady and
quiet; Dec 60 .a65 11.16. Corn-No Ia
&c up moderately active Oct % ,a26 3.16.
Oats firm State 2Oa29 Western 19l2a29
Oct / 9as bid Dec POS bid. Pork quiet and
steady; nea mess 81 SOFAS %. Lard dull
and nominal; steam rendered So 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-09-10

CHICAGO Sept. 1Q.-Wheat-Sept 565s /;
Dec 5Sas s55L. May 62a4 ,625y. Corn
Sept 20 Dec y May 237s Oats-Scpt
49,; Dec 16ls; May 1913. Pork-Sepr
Jan So So. Lard Jan 50 62l2a3 90. Ribs
Jan So 35. Wheat opened easy. Corn
opened iirmer.
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