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Football Eotea.

of Troy. 4.
ed the Battin High School in a game OF football this
afternoon by az TO o.
Owing to cancellation. we have an open date on
dress II. T. Booth, City Island A. q. football team.
st. Agnes Lycelm F. B: Club would like TO ar.
T ran snmes p With ,n ns's & 4 80 teams aasI for \ Ro T,,9 ~
Paterson. NJ.
The westheld Football Association win arrange
ing Day. morning game, Nov. ~. and Dec. 8. Ad.
dress h. l. lownley. WestneId. Nj.
The y. N; c. A. foo,tnil team Of NJ, Vernon ha.
teams averaging 1870 pounds: Address J. McIn-
tyre. 1888 South Fifth avenue. Ut. Vernon.
The game between ST. Paul school % Garden
City and Westminster School Of Dobbs Ferry SEIZED
uled for yesterday was not played. owing 10 the
latter team having disbsnded for the season.
The football team OF the Yorkviile A. A. has
Thanksgiving Day open. also Nov. ~. Tor good out
9 ,,d MUn club; EgaEa1 w,|II.n e e. GalIssb sTer af
East Eighty sixth street.
The Astoria Juniors. avcraEins 100 pounds.
uriay afternoons, games TO to played on the As.
Grieshaber, SO Hoyt avenue. Astoria.
The BlJou Field Club. averaging 100 pounds.
would like TO arrange n game with some out Of
f bsy O ,ssm OF 's asa 's at home me's ON H ior i "a. ASdrsss
John S. Gormley. Jr., 1914 Randolph avenue, Jer-
icy City.
owing to a cancellation. the Bay Ridge A. C. nrst
team has Sunday. Nov. 22, open for a gar;le at Am
brose Park. ana would b" pleased to hear from
% 'SH%sl se'ni nsis sh%e Clubs prSisrred. Address S.
V. owen. Jr., Fifty.sixth street and Second.avenue,
Brooklyn.
The Seneca +. B. G. OF Harlem has Nov. 90 open
and would like TO arrange a game with any team
averaging from 100 10 lO5 pounds. out-of-town
teams guaranteeing at least one half expenses pre-,
ferred. The week day team would Ike 10 arrange
games with Nil teams averaging from 30 TO 100
pounds. Address 7. Y. Murray, 90 East iSoth
street.
The Madison and San Reno teams are prartis.
tnD Iln In n nf N nVHTu hard
games TO come. The Madison's remaining engage
mcnts are as follows. Nov; 90; Manhaitan Col:
WilIets Point: Dec. Is. San RcmoS. at Travsrs Isl.
And; Dec. l2. Eutre Nous. at Paterson.
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M,HUGa STILL ORGANIZING.

To Hold Nightly MeetInGs OF 'Longahoro.
men and seamen for . Week or TUo.
Edward McHugh. the delegate of the Interna-
tional Federation of Marine and River Trades.
o. London, addressed q meeting OF 'longshore-
mon last night at Atlantic Coast Seamen's
Hall, 81 South street. A number of new MEM
bers were enrolled in the union OF 'lorgShore-
men recently formed. which has its headQuar-
tiers in this hall. Mr.. Ntzhugh, has made ar
rangementa to add ress meetings OF 'iongshore-
men and seamen every night in some part Of
New York for the next week or two. He said
after the meeting:
II find It much easier now 10 get the long
shoremen of this city to Join trades unions than
when / began my mission here. l feel very
much encouraged. aud will succeed. | believe,
in organizing unions OF 'longshoremen and sea-
men in all the principal ports, under the
auspices of the International Federation"
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ARMY OF THE TENNEssEE.
The Tw~enty-eIghth Annual Reunion Held
In 81. Louls.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. ls.-The twenty-oiChth an
nual reunion of the Society Of the Army Of the
Tennessee begun here to-day. Gen. Dodge called
the members to order. and expressed Eratihcs-
tion that so many members Of the society were
present. After calling tho roll the members
separated into groups and renewed old ac-
quaintances, This afternoon tho delegates.
accompanied by their wives and guests. were
escorted TO points of interest throughout the
city. including . visit to Jefferson Barracks.
Many Of the visitors called upon Mrs. Jefer-
son Davis and her daughter Winnie, who are in
the city to attend the annual ball of the Daugh-
ters Of the Confederacy here.
This evening the society met at Entertain.
ment Hall, where an address of welcome was
made by Mayor walbridge.
President Dodge responded on behalf of the
society and Gen. o. D. Howard delivered the
annual address,. which was devoted to reminis-
cences of the operations of the Army of the
Tennessee.
The business session will DO held tomorrow
morning and officers for the ensuing year will
DO elected.
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Great Interest In the Seventh Resimenps
Games.

The coming games OF the Seventh Regiment
Athletic Association on Dec. o are attracting
considerable attention from the members and
their many friends. II Is expected that the ar.
moIy will be taxed to It's utmost to Sec the
thirty-two events run of with the promptness
and despatch so characteristic OF this crack or
ganization. The following Is a list OF ths events:
Nlnety three yard run, scratch; 10 yard run, handI.
cap l,oooyard run. handicap 40 yard run, scratch;
one-mlle bicycle race, scratch; 220 yard run, hAndt.
CAPS 96yArd hurdle race. handicap; 800 ard Roman
chariot race, scratch; ons-lap sack race, handicap,
scratch ySosard hurdle race, novice; 220yard hur.
die race, handicAp: one.half.mile run. scratch: potato
race, scratch; 440 yard run, hAndicap; two.mile oicy-
Gle race, handicapi one lap three'legged race, hAndi.
Ice running high jump. handicap, nve inches limit.
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PBr ApELrHIA. Nov. 1s.-The winners at singerly,
Nd, to-day were:
First Raca-seinng; nve furlonGs. Eostre. 100
AZ ermotr. l to 2. won: Wintfall C%Thomas), o to
!. second: Taylor, log (Courdier), 80 to l, third.
Time. 1907.
second Race-selling; ak and ono half furlongs.
His Grace, iO2 (Asuurn), 4 to 8, won: Canadian,
100 %. Taylor. 5 to ], second: Gold Dollar. 100
(Andrews). z TO ]. third. Time. 1:27.
Third Race-selilng: six furlongs. Oracle, ITO
(Donnelly). 3 to o. won: Areline. lot tKilholtz),
10 to /. second; RoebucE, 1o7 (McDermUtt), 2 70 /,
third. Time, I:IBk.
Fourth Race-selling; one and one-sixtsenth miles.
Corn Cob. lgl (Donnelly). 8 to l. won; Baritone H.,
100 lAsburnJ. even. second; Bronston. 100 dor.
sew. 10 TO /, third. Time, 1884.
Fifth Race-SellInE: i've furlongs. Imp. Phillip,
100 CHinricns), 8 To s. won Jackene. 1l2 Nelson).
y TO |, second; Motherless. ll2 (A~ndrews). IL TO /,
third. Time, l:07h.
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Winners at LaIonia.

LAroSIA. Nov. 1s.-The purses to-day were d..
vided between favorites. outsiders. and a second
choice. Summarizes:
First Race-slx furlougs. Robinron. 90 (Ran.
dnli. q TO o. won; La Wanda. l02 %(Britton). 8 to
], second; MaItio Lee. 81 lDupee), 8 TO !, third.
Time, l:loA.
Second Race-Five and a half furlongs. Kinney.
to ], second;- Discipline. 1o7 Il. Burns), y TO /.
third. Time. 1;09A.
Third Race-one mile. Reprieve, % e. ReIn), 4
to !. woni NimrSd, loo: q: Mntthews). TO l; sec.
Fourth nare-on. mile. A B c. 100 Fowler. 2
to l. won: Earth. Y tDupeel; g 10 1. second; Gas.
ton. so IT. Burnsl, 2 10 !, third. Time, l:4lH.
Fifth Race-Five furlongs. InfelIce. 100 IT.
BurnsI, 8 to J.. won: Faroun. 100 (Sheerin). o to !.
Time. l .O3.
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Dan Stuart Heard Fron Again.

Ell PAso, Tex. Nov. 1s.-Dan Stuart claims
to have succeeded In securing u spot where he
may pull OF any prize fight without fear of
Interference. That place is on the Mexican side
OF the river, noar Paso del Norte. He recently
made = trip to tue City of Mexico. and there
obtained a concession that places him in indis-
putable possession OF "A tract of land for his
plant, He will now make u bid for the Corbstt-
Fitzsinmous affair.
SAN FMANcIsco. Nov. ls.-When advised yes
Athletic Club OF New York for a twenty-round
contest between FitZsimmons and Corhett.
Martin Julian stated that Fitz desires a hnish
light, and will not consent to the selection OF
Honest " John Kelly as referee.
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GossIl OF tha RIne.

Constant Reader. Jersey city.-Bets are on.
Dan Mcconnell and spike sullivan have been
matched for twenty rounds at les pounds.
Eddie Curry. the local feather weight. is ready to
night any lYa or leo pound man in The business.
Mike Sears's injured hand IL fast monding. and no
expects 10 enter the ring within n short time.
Johnny German of Long Island City and Jack
Down"y OF BROOKLYN have been matched 10 tight
twenty rounds at las pounds on NOV. 80.
Jimmy Ross called at The Sun ONCE last night AMI
said he would accept the challenge OF kid" A.
Allen NJ any lace he desires.
l.. r.. New York.-Joe Choynski was born In San
Francisco on Nov. .: 1868. nud Is 5 feet loA
tall.
Jimmy Anthony and Jimmy, Barry may come TO.
gle as To tho question OF weight. Anthony is will.
Ing 10 nght AZ il5 pounds. but Barry may insist
In a recent interview Tom Sharkcy said that Il was
he who insisted nrst on the winner taking all In hs
forthcoming bout with Bob ~itkslmmon He thinks
that he viii win. ANA IL he fails II Is his mention TO
to retire from tho ring.
Al Smith yesterday received a cable from an in.
time heavy weight; sailed for this country on Sat.
round bout In this city.
,u 19h IN y0 Murphy y.S OF Boston Boston says that he VIII, re,
hers. He IS soias to % Casiienre NJ tho raw" Winner sS sat Of t b.
Birmingham next month.
The battle between Jack McAuli6e md English
wards Pavilion; san Francisco. Both McAulinc ana
lh1 hA VIZ
Issue q challenge TO ~LAyigns.
Tom Rhorteil, who won tho lao. pound class In tho
recent boxing tournament held by the Pastime 4.
u. 10 q ikeiy looking lad and ought To maze many
PROFESSIONAL hustle, IL IL said mat Shortell win
shortly enter the professional ranks,
Walter Johnson. the colored PhilAdclphian. who
Is rapidly coming into prominence through his clev.
shiity Tor a big man. Jvhnson's baker viii ~
tho latter comes to America.
After Patsy Haiey's victory over Young SIst, ~
bostoh on Monday night, Paddy SlavIn, who 10
mnch impressed with Haley's proves as a hnNrE.
onered 10 take Haley TO England with him when lie
goes winch "ill be some time next month. Haley
ID 10 give an answer this week.
JACK Lyman said Yesterday that there was a hilton
Ia the proposed night TO a nnIsh between Eiie
Srown' who Is under his management. ana Sci
moore, owing 10, IL 10 said. an indispositton GA tie
part OF Moore. Lyman has secured KID" GrirO &"
meet brown instead. Grlno aud Brown Will fENI
Tor $50 a side aud q purse.
,To. TIM Enron or Tux sux-Sfr, | desire TO mHss
inc IolowinR oner 70 Johnny Murphy, who rpnrUI
~ iougnt feular PAlInsri l VIII match jane ltr.
~ OF Cheago, champion bantam height of Amer
Isi, aHalhst MIN AZ llo pounds. weigh al 40 40
Ims Alue' DeioIe the Clue Offering tue largest lirai
Slhl ihducement. The maIcn TO take p.uc" w'E,l
TOUR or Hfe weeks from daIc. barry Gan huN
mucn iehtef than ilb pounds. buI ! learn Nt'i.'
cahhot anu do himself Justice. thCsrflr, .a"t
'ne aooNe weight. Yours truly. Ci,,. T.. IAh|t-
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The New Jersey State nerornatory.

RAILWAY, \. j., Nov. 1s.-The corner stone OF
the New Jersey State Reformatory was laid at .
o'clock to-day. The Commissioners expected
that Gov. Gr!gRs would he present and
of'ciate. but he was unable to coma, 60
David NJ. Chambers of Camden. Prosi-
dent of tho Commissioners, oticiatsd. Sem
ator Foster NJ. voorhees, delivered an ora
ton. Ground was broken in October, 1895.
One of the four wings 10 nearly completed and
the central. or guard room. Is well under way.
BuildingA will cover Ave out of the eighty-four
acres belonging to the State. and when COM
pletsd they will cost about 81 ,000, 900.
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Bowling Cameo To.Nisht.

American National ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Uncle Sam National Tournamcnt-corinthian No
l., Corinthlhn No. 2. and RiyerdaIe, VS.
United Bowling Clubs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
Owl. independent. ANA AuraniA. o.
CaIrIthers National Tournsment-wayeriy va.
Echo. b"n vs.
Second brigsde LEAGUE Tournament-Fortv .sav
enth Regiment. Thirteenth Regiment and TxaS,v
DRY alleys. heh arm
sehSGsr's Tournamont-The Star. Third Avenue.
Capitol Tournament. D. K. BrookIvD and
Ma laOn. Jh' anu
Twenty slIta Ward Tournamsnt-Annex vs.. r..
Monica, and ~. Bernard. ASues' 81.
Union L~eague-orange Valley Y. N. c. ~ or,
tIni FIELD Club, a. Orange Valley y. Il. q 4 ANAL
EsAeI H0unl{ recommendation u, Berfslsy a.
SoEe''srS' LsaGus-cranford VI. Hancock.
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Rowing Notes.

The Seawanhaka Boat Club OF Brooklyn will keep
Its boat house open all winter and Will hold re-
cepIions there from time TO time until spring,
when u new location Will probably DO sought.
The Nautilus Boat Club boys have closed their
boat house at Bay Ridge for the winter and taken
In their hoAt. Since they opened their new city
club house the water has had no further charms
for them. Tho club has increased greatly In mem
bership, and the majority OF tue boys are taking
very Kindly 10 wheeling, although CAPT. Emmius
feels quite conhaent that he Will be able TO mus
ter out more good oarsmen next summer than ever
before.
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The Philadelphia Aaoat Again.

VALLEJO. CAL, Nov. 1s.-The flagship Phila-
delphia came out of tho city docE yesterday
morning. TIL ammunition will bs taken
aboard at once. The ship is ex expected to leave
for san Francisco to-day where u few days will
southwark.
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nnooKLrN D0G SNOW ENTRIES.
Popular Classes Well Represented-Formni
Opening Next Tuesday.

The entries for the bench show to DO held in
the old Thirteenth Regiment Armory. Brook
Ign. under the auspices of the Metropolitan
Kennel Club. closed last Monday. and reached q
total approaching the 700 mark.
Collies with a total of ~ffty-fve head the list.
while the other breeds strongly represented are
st. Demands. forty-nine; smooth fox terriers,
forty; cocker spaniels, thirty nine: Boston ter
riers. thlrty-nine; pointers. thirty-fve; great
three.
The show will be opened on Tuesday by Mayor
Wurster. and Is under the patronage OF Lieut.
Coy. elect Timothy l.. Woodruff. Mrs. Wood
ruff, and Mrs. Wurster.
M - III /. /. H..
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Thirty=one
Years Ago

we began business in New
York. Many OF the names
that went on our books not
long after our start are there
to-day. When once a knowl-
edge of keep" qualities and
"Keep" prices gets into a
family, we are pretty sure of
that family's trade. Any one
dissatisfied with what he gets
here, or with the price he
pays for it, or with the Wear
it gives, may have his money
back. There is absolutely no
reason under the shining Jul
why anybody should lose
money by dealing with us,
We are shirt makers and
mems furnishers.
Keep Mfg. Co.,
B'way. bet. nth and 18th SITS.
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The first match Of the season of the amateur
cracks was played on saturday night at Days
Brooklyn Assembly Rooms between Byron
Stark. twice winner OF the inter-club champion
ship emblem. and William Barnard OF the Mon
tauk Club, against T.. poggenburg of the Lied
erkrRnz and DIR. Miller OF the New York Attn
letic Club. The former team won by 4 score OF
250 to 220, as follows:
Stark. 1876; barnard, 81. Total, $50. PoggenburE,
eTi DR.. Miles. l2v. Total 2oB. High Runs-MllleF.
2oi STARK. 20, PoggeDbnrR, 49, BARNARD, ID Aver
~ages-Stark, D iD-4b; Miller, 2 8l.AV; PogROnburR,
ltet0, and Barnard. l 8t%a
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VIII tho DIXIE or York y,.,, c...a.

OTTAWA, Ont. Nov. 1s.-Premier LaurieT
said to-day that no official confirmation had
been received of the report that the Duke and
Duchess OF York are TO visit Canada next year.
Lord Aberdeen Is very anxious 20 have them
visit Canada during his term as Goyernor-Gen-
eral. and 10 using his utmost endeavors with
this object In view.
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CHgSS.

9e0ro Of the Second Game In the Vienna
Match.
Following is the score of the second game Of
the match, hvo games In all. as played between
Pilisbury and Eaglisch at Vienna:
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Rowling Notee.

The games scheduled to be played this week I'm tho
Hank Clerks League have been postponed in order
that the proprietor OF the New York Hotel alleys
may have . chance 10 make the necessary repairs,
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where Yestsraay's Fires wsra.

A. Mills, 90 East Ninth street. william Wall,
damage $1,000 $500. % Hester street. Morris King,
damage trlningi 700, % Mott stree, Louis cohsn5
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$portsmaa's Goods.

BOWLING ALLEYS
40 Dr., SAyaGe'a 0~yanASiuAs
eoo-BIO West sofa Sc
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The return match between the Staten Island
Cricket and Baseball Club and the Dyker
Meadow Golf Club will be played at Fort Ham,
iltun ON Nov. 20,
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FINE FURNITURE.

EKquIsIteIy French'
Musical Novelties at factory prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-19
NEWS Of The DAY.


M1z. VIZ Mo- nick died suddenly
2: II: nome neaf Greenwich on Friday.
TIE little tow d AIcata, % the Gull
of Californiz, va recen;ly de=troded By
: :.dzl wave and storm. The !o5= Of
liz wz4 =Lasll.
I.is reported thu: an attenpt va
made II spain ye=,e.day To blow up d
.r4io "a 1nica tne lit,!e King AID as
4otheI =e!e riding.
Caarle= ". Roger=, 1ho We arrested
Oh FRIDAY, z. Hare 4ood PARK, Nd. On
sg.piciou of being Matthews, the e.
czpsd murderer, waa released on 5atur-
t&g.
Shortage Of Bsrrien Walker, treasurer
ot TIE Port koys! and Augusta railroad
under the receut receiverzhip, leaked
out L. Augusta ga, on Saturday. He
i 50, III =hort and il nov il Canada.
The nasty burial Of a young woman
in Portsmouth. O VINO had died Of
d!pntneria, waz :. t-rday stopped by Z
mob Of women T., wighed the funeral
delayed until tie dead girl's brother
could arrive.
The cornerstone Of the Hall Of His
tory Of the American University, at
Washington, vii be laid on Wednea-
day AFTERNOON. President Cleveland
and Bishop Bowman have been invited
u take part in the ceremonies.
Mrs. Charles McIlhenny, who di3ap-
peared saturday from her nome in Hy.
att7vil!e, Nd, in company with Chas.
Boder, baker employed by her bus
band, returned laat night and brought
her son, Charles, jr., with her. Mr.
NcIllhenny went to the nome Of his
mother in Falls Church, yesterday
morning, and was not at the station
last night 10 greet his wife.
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Ihe Adrance IL No..

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.aocoe. advance. nskirs = :1e =.:.E .-z1--=
a c.ean use o. <; c=nts ZION - o--c-s- clCSe
o: Saturday,. When ne opening -. i=ceG'--
wheac szs recorded OF ne ?-o:1ce EIccscse
ass excited men relied = tco-EI c-ei-
.i7es Gepeniei % :1e., lung P2xe-
CHICAGO Oct. ia ig-t1er sensational
advance OF 3 cen:s :9ok place u IRE price G:
wheat this morning On Saturday D5cen6e7
the active speculative future c,ose,i s: : =
On: on me curb !: vas quoted 81 ols II:
morning, before the recula- opening. %;
was the ruling urotticisl quotation. and wheu
rating or the regular bQard began .ra1sac-
tons range: rom ~ 70 81. The open.
ing was furious one. but trading soon settled
into 4 more quiet form. At the expiration Of
the first hal oou- December stood 81 -. 3
cents higher than il closed on SATURDAY..
BALTIMORE Oct 10 Southern wheat TO-
day broke all previous records in the local
market when il advanced %. cents bushel.
No red closed Saturday 81 50. and sold
today al S4le cents. Western wheat also
Jumped cents bushel in this market.
Flour vas also affected and advanced %
cents barrel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The frat anow 81 the season fell at
Wheeling yesterday.
Mr. Merritt Briggs died in the court
nou5e at Suffolk on Saturday while arg
uing case.
In Richmond on Saturday local
Episcopal clergyman was offered q
bride to advocate the gold standard,
but be Indignantly declined.
A beautiful home wedding was col
emnized Wednesday evening at Smith
field, in Clarke county, the residence
Of Mrs. Agnes Z. Smith, widow Of Wrn.
y. Smith, when Miss Elizabeth Macky
smith was united in marriage to Mr.
Robert Randolph Smith, Of Jefferson
county.
Mrs. Lehman Frank, thirty-fve
years old, Of Richmond, is in critical
condition at the Hebrew Hospital in
Baltimore from the effects Of q dose Of
carbolic acid, taken on the wharf soon
after she reached that city on the
steamer Virginia which arrived there
Yesterday.
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3zrr!znd vii y vsry areeaoly di=-
Appointed.
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IL RAJ u: writcen tae Senator denies
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torLa h =zy= nat the law i0=tified
NJ. Cle7e.znd il protecting rae -overp-
casrt property and il maintaining the
efficiency o:loe past rozd5 and mails
IL toe mater Of IL uac.ion=, III. Daniel
szys tai= govsrumeaI hs= gone further
ii recslt Ysa-z tnsa ever before il the
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rec.ion thar England, froLn which I'll 9:
o1r .z1= are adapted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-10-19
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Mr.. Bryan reached Ohio to-day and
was greeted By large crowds at various
places where ne stopped.
The rush of grain to Europe has
caused ocean freight rates from Balti-
more to Jump up at lively rate.
Richard Hayes and his sister, Mary,
were struck by train this morning
while driving over crossing at st.
Mary's, Ont. Both were instantly
killed.
One hundred and sixty-seven Ar
menians, 25 of whom are women, ar
rived at New York to-day. They had
been collected in Turkey by Miss Fran
els Willard and are the first of batch
of $50 Armenian refugees who are to be
sent to America.
Otto Braun who, last week, twice attempted
suicide in Washington, made third nnsuc-
cessfuI one to-day at the Emergency hospital
in that city by jumping from third-story
window.