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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
au1d9eetldbe autetpts etaats-Reatee, ae1tttpod1, 30. aalt 1896.

Nv
nung bon nabe5u 10000 Mann Sraaaofen
unb iGrem uebertritt auf S9nei5er @ebiet
am 1. 6ebruar cnbct auc geopfcrt in ma
jorem gloriam Der Tirma @ambcttas Srepz
cinet.
Nm 30. Sanuar 1871 mar gum 3mcd BON
ltnterbanblungen Der eibgen0fiif9e Oberitz
lieutenant Siber in Der fran50Ff4en 9tabt
9ontarlier am @ingange bes in bic S4psi3
fiibrenben Snrdzpahes eingetrpffen. Gr
beri6tet BON feltfamen 8ilbern, Die fi9 ibm
barboten: n0Rings I'm bic Stabt 5er pimz
rnelte es pte in einem Mmeifenbaufen; Elm
2abDrint6 BON Subrperfen, 8arren, BrpBen
unb RofTen." Sin raftlpIes g9aps babe 1i9
benz @uge oargeboten, u9ie metften Diff
3iere itanben in 9at60fen unb 8irtbs6duz
fern b%eiiammen. Sic bei9dftigten Ii@ rur
nit it3 lelber unb nit ibrem Woblergeber.
NQe ge5tebungen gu ibrer Sruppe batten tie
absebro4en nnb gingen nun mitten unter
ibren Soloaten ba6in, ba fe ibnen ni9ts
mebr 81 befe6len, ni9ts me6r bon i6nen gu
erparten bdtten. 9as @1enb unb Der Ggpz
ismus 4atten ale Gangunteri9iebe ausge>
piI9t.~
OaB 6eere unb @enerale ni9t aug Der
@rbe GIT itau1pfen iinb, benefit 8ourbafi's
Winterfelb5ug flar, Srob ibrer groBen
neberlegenbeit in 8e5ug auf 3abl fiel Die
fran5Off9e 4rmee a%useinanber. OaB cine
friegsbrau3bare Nrmee Elm lebenbiger, slt<
iammen9epa9iener Organismus Iein miiie
uno nt3t Bios cine g1ebeneinanber 1teuurg
bon 100000 uniformirten Meni9en, bas
&ieBen bic genialen Oilettanten, tpel9e
Srantret4s 9ef9ide l~eiteten, niemals gelten.
Won ben peit iiberlegenen &riegslettunz
gen an 3abl melt f~leinerer beuti9er Sruppcn
fagt Secretan II. a.: vOrei &festage
9tnour9 bat General @eroer NIT 1einen
$4,000 8abenern unb Preuben in Ieinen
Ste1ungen an Der 2iiatne a~usge6alten gez
g%enii6er benz perge6li9en Nnlaufe BON 14O,=
900 5ran5oien." @el9e 1rfa9en ober paz
rem es, bic oas fran3Oii9e Seer ~auseinunoer=
falGen ma9ten? fragt @ecretan peiter. 6az
fttg feien Die Sruppen 3uIammengerafft 9ez
tpeien, taum rebt eingeiibt; i'm entf9eibenz
ben Nugenblide hes @efe9tes, BEL ben aufz
reibenben Nnforberungen LANCER MGr19e
unb f3neereider 8itpats, babe ibnen baber
Die &raft %gemangelt, feften 3uiummenbalt
3u 3eigen, 8sipegli4teit an ben Sag gu legen,
@enauigtett in ben @bolutionen, 9is3iplin,
nit einem Wort, es babe ibnen iene Wudt
gefeblt, peG6e nur bur9 milttdrii9e 99uz
lung angeeignet tperben tOnre. Moltfe fage:
n@s banbelt fi9 ni9t BLOB INN ts9nii9e, i6
mDate fagen ban6pertsmdBige Nbri9tung
bes Mannes; es banbelt 1i9 UNI nett mebr;
es 6anoelt fib Inn bic @usbiloung unb Sc
ittgung Der moralif9en @igeni9aften." l1nD
bic 2eute 8ourbuft's 6atten iib niht einmal
te9nii9e Sertigfeiten sangeeignet; 10 fonnte
aller patriotismus, after perfDnli9e Mutb
ntbts niiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
Gin i6pciserti6er Wilit6ri@rtft=
ffcuct.

Die @9tpei5 bat me9rere beoentenbe Mili=
tGr19riftite0er berDorgebra9t. Sa elmer Der
grDBten Observation-Disclosures S9rifttel=
ler a1er 3eiten, Somini, mar Elm @4pei5er.
&u9 General 9ufpur, Der beriibmte Stroz
tege unb 8eopinger bes S~onOerbunbes, lei
ftete 5uglei4 ouf triegspiien I@aftli4em
@ebiete SreffGi9es. 0ieien 8eiben reibi
fi9 nun Der eibgenDff14e Obert @ecrez
a n, gegenfpdrttg 8efeblsbaber elmer Brit
gabe bes f9pei8erii4en @olts3eeres, an.
@ie feline %genannten 5tpei 8orgdnger i4rei5t
ar9 er als gebprener 5rdn3Oiii4SS9peiz
acr, feline 5orf4ungen fran5Dif4. Sein
QSert bel9dftigt 1t9 nit benz SelD5uge Der
fran5DfiI9en SfzNrmee unter 8ourbafi
bonn 20. DECEMBER 1870 Bis 1. Sebruar
1871, erntet bur9 feline 9riinOli6feit, Babr=
6eitsliebe unb meiiterbdfte fu9mdnnif3e
9ar te1ung bas Sob Der Sa6mGnner in
Oeut19lanb unb unberen europdif9sn 2Gnz
bern unb brinet iebt in bereits n0tbig ge=
tporbener apeiter Nusgabe au6 in peitere
&reiIe. Wir fteaen bier Elm fa9mdnnii9es
beuti4es nrtbeil bariibsr 5uiammen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
gteim.pap eeeem steimtpes.

Sin peite &reiIe tntereIIirenber PrD5eB
begann bor benz 2anbgeri9t in 8raunz
f9peig, 8ammer fir 9anoelsfu9en. @s
lit eine &1age Der Sirmen Steintpdp &c
Sons in Nep Oorf unb Sbeobor Steintpeg,
Na9folger, in 9%umburg, gegen Die 8rdunz
f9peiger 6ofpianofabrit @rotrian, 9elffe<
rt9, S9ul8, ST. Steinfpeg, Na6folger. Ser
&lageantrag gebt uuf 2Di3ung bes Baarenz
3ei9ens Der Derflagten 6irma unD a1f @rlaB
zines @er6ots an bieielbe, fih tpeiterbtn Der
Sirma So. Steintpeg, Na9folger, obne ben
3uIaB Der Sn%babernamen gu beoienen.
Die &lage b~ebauptet: Die un3uld11tge
r6irmirung" bur4 SortIaFung Der Snz
babernamen feitens Der @erflagten babe ben
,3ped, oas publitum iiber tbre Geit 1872
gels tenn 8e3iebungen CUR Seem Yorfer Sirnlu
.unb ii6er 9ertunft Der Snitrumente 5u tduz
19en; es lei ertldrli9, baB Der 8ertlagten
baran liegen miif1e, beim Publitum ben
S9etn gu erpeden, als tebe tie nit Der pelt@
berii6mten Sabrif @teinpuD in Stem gort
mod in irgenb tpel9er 8e3iebung, benin Die
y1etp gorter bdtten febr beoelttenbe 9atente
erporben.
Ser Nnpdlt Der 8erflagten bebarptet
bd9egen: bas Mufblii6en bes braun 4tpetger
@e19Gfts unh Die @onfurren8, sic es Der
Seem Oorfer 6irma in 9euti9lano made,
babe BEL leBterer cine tiefe MiBitimmung
6erborgerufen, bic itb in fortpGbrenben
Gbitanen tunbgebe; au9 Der borltegenoe
pro8eB lei eine fol9e; Der Derflagten 5trntd
fomme es ni9t in ben Sim, ben Nnl4ein
gu erpedert, als beftdnben 3tpiI4en ibr uno
gfep Oorf 8e3iebungen; fe tpolle leot9li9
bur3 6efbalten Der ieiner 3eit nit eriporbez
men 5irma ber Mabrheit gemdB oartbun,
oaB bas @ei9dft Elm altes lei unb einen
beriibmten 8egriinber babe; Die ameritaniz
I9en @teinnap's 6dtten iibrigens gar ni9t
mebr bas Ge9t, fir ben bon i6nen anfge@
gebenen beutf6en Namen Steinpeg Ge3tz
f9uB 3u ~berlangen.
9us @eri9t 1ebte bic Nbga6e elmer Gntz
i9eibung auf einige Sage aus.
@m IA. Suit lit bic @ntf9eibung
bes genunnten @eri9tsbOfes in 8ruunz
f9tpeig erfplgt. Sic lautet gu II n It en-
Der &c m 0orter Steinmap's. Die
8rauni9peiger Sabrifanten itnb CUR 2OI3z
ung bes @ortes Steinpeg aus ibrer 5trnla
perurt6eilt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

60 melt @ecretan nnb fetn beutf9er 8ez
urtbeiler. Nm tpeni9iten tpirb bas 8u4 beg
S9pei5ers ben blinben unter ben Ser
e6rern @umbettu's unb benz nod lebenOen
Srepcinet 6ebdger.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

eSn benz Meiftertperfe bes S9nei3ers Sc
cretan g%elangen Der s3ug 8ourbati's, Die
&Gmpfe an Der 2ifaine gu unparteiif9er
8etra9tung, gu aIgemein berftdnbli4er unb
plaftif9 i90ner 0aritelung, bic auf SOL
senbes binauslduft:
Man peiB, tpie Die gan5e Sbdtigfeit @amz
betta's, Der it9 gum 9iftator Sranfrei9's
ernannt bate, barauf geri9tet mar, in 8erz
binbung nit feinem @olegen 5repcinet Die
@ntiebung bon 9aris b~erbei5ufiibren bur6
bic 2oirezMrmee einer1eits unb bur9 ben
mG9tigen Musfau aus paris anOerer1eits.
Man neiB, tpie in ben lebten Sagen bes SEQ
bennber unb ben erIten bes DECEMBER 1870
ale 8er1u9e iener bepaffneten Mafe f9eiz
terter. 9d fam Der 9ebante, bic Waffen
nah benz Often 5ranfrei9's gu penben. Ser
&ommanbant BON 8elfDrt bate f9on lange
gebeten, gu Ieinen @uniten cine 9iberiion gu
ma9en; iebt fam fein 6inpeis auf Die guten
Musfi9ten elmer SffeniiDe i'm Often. Raf9
purbe bic Sbee aufgegriffen unb perpirtz
li9t. Mit ibrer g~etpobnten @nergie itelten
@ambetta unb SreDcinet bic Starmee 3u=
fammen, in MGem 100000 Mdnn, unb be-
rtefen ben balb tptbertpiGigen 8ourbati on
beren @pibe.
Sofort aber trdten Mdngel unb 9ebre9en
obne 3a6l an ben Sag. @iner BON bieien
MGngeln mar Der sr0Bte bon alien: peber
@ambetta nod Srepctnet batten Elm Ser
itdnbntB bafiir, porauf eigentli3 bie8rdu4>
bartlett bes 9olbaten berubt, mas cine Nrmes
gu einem triegsbrau9baren Sntrument
ma9t. 8on Der Sii9tigfeit beg Solbaten
bielt @ambetta blutnenig. Ser Solbat
mar in 1einen Nugen eben Elm benaffneter
Men19 unb elmer gait INN 70 piel als Der
anbere; bemnab muBten au9 100000 be-
tpaffnete Menf9en cine ueberlegenbeit bdz
BEN iiber cine g~eringere 3abl. Ginen am
beren MaBtab noIte Der 9iftator ntbt am
~erfennen.
Gum &riesfiibren geb0rt @elb, @elb unb
np6mals @elb. Was man fir @elb BADEN
fam, Das bate 8ambetta in !0iiQe uno
5iiqe; ben Wertb ales Nnberen, bas man
ni9t fir @elb BADEN fam, bermo9te er nt6t
gu f9Gben, bafiir feblte ibm Der MaBitab:
.3u9t unb OrOnung, Ge1peft por a0nnen
unb Wifen. Oa9te 10 @am6etta bon per-
fOnli9er militdrii9er Sii9tigfeit m0gli9It
gering, 10 balf Srepcinet getreuli9 nit, um
ben General 8ourbafi INNER peiter mad
Often gu beben, fetnem 8erberben entgegen.
Srebeinet i3ipd6te tpi1entli9 Die 8eri4te
ob, bic ben raf9en 8ormari9 Der 0eutf9en
befunoeten; er berft9erte ben ungliidli9en
&ommanbeur Der Sftarmee, feline 5lante
nnb fem &iden feien bolftGnbig geii9ert
bur3 Die 8ogefenarmee, iene 2anofrei4sr<
bdnbe, bic aus aller 6erren 2dnDer unter
benz OedmanteI bes Namens 9aribaloi ftb
5ufammengefunben bate unb tbatenlos BET
Stjon iteben blieb, pbne ft6 UNI Die Opera
tionen betberfeits gu tiimmern.
On Der 9anb bes 8u9es bes Sberfen Ge@
eretan 6ur4lebt Der 2eier ale Atts Der er@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24
DIED.

At his home. on north Alfred street. on
Thursday morning, July Do, 1896, at seven
o'clock. of Brghts disease, JACKSON
BEACH. aged "a years.
Ny husband is sleeping so free from all pain,
Oh, wake him not sweet spirit, TO suffer agair,
He slumbers so soundly, oh let him sleep on,
His sickness is ended and troubles all gone.
Oh think how he suffered and moaned with
pain,
In the long night hours soothed him in vain
Till God, in his mercy. sent down from above
An angel that whispered message of love.
By HIS WIFE.
The funeral will take place from his la'e
residence tomorrow Saturday afternoon at
) o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are
invited to attepd.-[Port Tobacco (Md.) Times
please copy
Atstrasbure, Va, Thursday, July %, 1896,
ANNA MASON, daughter of Leonard and
Clara +. Merbury. of Alexandria, aged one
year and three days of such is the kingdom
OF heaven
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

VIRGINIA PHARMACEUTICAL AssoCIA.
TIoN.-The Virginia Pharmaceutical
Association, which has been in session
at Hampton since Tuesday, elected the
following officers yesterday: President,
James l.. Avis, Harrisonburg; first
vice-president, T. H. Ingram, Norfolk;
second vice-president, Ed RoethliD,
Lynchburg; third vice.president, G. E.
Barksdale, Richmond; fourth vice.presi
dent, n. C. Barnes, Roanoke; CORE.
spending secretary, Robert Brydon,
Danville; local secretary, Charles G..
Maphis, Charlottesville; recording Sec
rotary, c. B. Sleet, Lynchburg; treas
urer, Chas II. Lumsden, Lynchburg;
executive committee, D. W. Malone,
Hampton; w. G. Burgess, Newport
News, and C. P. Kearfolt, Martinsville.
The association adjourned yesterday
evening to meet in Charlottesville on
the third Tuesday in July, 1897.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

REPUBLICAN CLUB.-Mr. John I'm
derwood, assisted by number of others,
is engaged in canvassing among the
white republicans for members and
funds to organize an independent First
ward republican club, the object and
aims being the general good of the G..
O. p. They have enlisted already IS
members and expect to recruit to the
number of 60, and next week expect,
near the corner of Gibbon and Lee
streets, to raise flag pole and throw to
the breeze Mckinley and Hobart
banner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

INQUEsT.-The suicide of Otto Nogt
mt New Alexandria was mentioned
yesterday. Justice Kirby, acting coro
ner, of Fairfax county, was notified and
late yesterday afternoon an inquest was
held The jury rendered verdict that
the deceased came to his death from
the effects of dose of paris green, ad-
ministered by his own hand. After the
inquest the body was placed in charge
of Undertaken Domaine and brought to
this city and embalmed. The remains
will be held for three or four days in
the hope that the friends of the man
NAV identify the body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24
CLEARANCE SALE

The object of this sale is
to reduce the stock to a mini
mum by August Ist, when we
take inventory.
The intervening days will
be exceedingly profitable to all
who take advantage Of the very
low prices that now prevail on
fresh, choice, and desirable
summer goods for personal
and household uses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24
ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

GOLD STANDARD DEMOCRATS.
The meeting of gold standard demo-
Gratis called to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
of issuing call for national conven-
ton was held last night at Chicago.
The meeting was held in secret. The
chief cause for the secrecy was that
Comptroller Eckels, who arrived in the
evening from Washington, was general
ly understood to carry in his vest
pocket the wishes OF the present admin.
istration regarding convention and a
third ticket, and it was desired to give
him all possible opportunity to say
what Mr.. Cleveland desired without its
being too extensively advertised. 1t was
e ,nerally admitted that the wishes OF
the administration would go far toward
determining whether or not there
should be another ticket in the field,
but many of the visiting democrats had
no hesitation in saying that ticket
would be put up in spite Of everything.
kilograms were received and read at
the conference from prominent demo.
Gratis all over the country, strongly in.
dorsing the movement for another
ticket.
Comptroller Eckels did not appear,
and the meeting, after waiting some
time for him, went into session. Gen.
Bragg, of Wisconsin, was elected chair
man and G. A. Ewing, of Illinois, Sec
rotary.
The unanimous sentiment of the con-
ference was that another democratic
convention should be called, and the
following resolution to that end was
adopted
Resolved, That it is the sense of
this conference that there should be a
democratic national convention held; q
democratic platform enunciated and a
democratic ticket nominated for the Of
fee of President and Vice President
of the United States; said convention
to be held not later than September 2. :"
The matter of details as to the call
was left to a committee of one from
each of the States represented, which
the chair was authorized to appoint.
The committee will report at II o'clock
to-day to which time the conference
adjourned.
Several of the speakers sharply criti-
cised Mr.. Whitney for his reported ad-
vice to democrats to vote for Mckinley
and for not leading bolt from the Chi
cago convention when the platform was
adopted.
The anti silver democratic confer
ence assembled at Chicago this morn
ing. Previous to the meeting MIR. Eek
els, comptroller of the currency, said he
was not authorized to speak for Mr..
Cleveland or any member of his cabi-
net on the third ticket matter, and had
had no communication with them on
the subject.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

Mr.. NJ. Schiller will have at his stall
in market tomorrow some very fine
spring lamb, beef, mutton and veal, all
home.slaughtered, and at his store on
upper King street all early vegetables.
He will also have fine spring lamb and
ice cold watermelons and cantaloupes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

ORDER FOR ROCKING CHAIRs.-The
trustees of the Deis Manufacturing
Company of New Alexandria have re.
ceived an order from Salt Lake City
for forty-six rocking chairs. 1t is
said the order was sent by Mormon
who has forty-seven wives, and his OF.
ject is to provide rocking chair for
each in order to prevent any bad feel
ing which might arise by either of the
wives pre- empting the solitary rocker
which he now has in the house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

William E. Woodward, destitute
young Boston man, who has been out
of work for months, and who, on &C.
count of his poverty, has been forced to
move from one boarding house to
another, has suddenly fallen heir to a
legacy of 1904 600 left by an uncle in
San Francisco.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

POUND PARTY.-Rev. J. NJ. Eaber-
lein, the recently called pastor of the
German Lutheran Church, of this city,
arrived here on Wednesday evening
from Cleveland, Ohio, and is now oc-
cupying the parsonage of that church
on Alfred street. Last night the mem
bers of the congregation called on their
new pastor and gave him pound party,
at which most enjoyable time was
spent by all present. Mr. Eaberlein is
considered one OF the foremost
preachers in the Lutheran Church. He
will preach his first sermon in this city
on Sunday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The business for tho week has been quiet
with no perceptibc improvement. The re.
ceipts of new wheat are increasing bat prices
remain low There is no change TO not'
in money rates here, In New York yesterday
money on call was easier at 1laa2 per cent =,
last loan ! y per cent, closed Ia per cent.
Prime mercantile paper sac per cent In
Baltimore money for call loans has been
abundant, but a continued indispositon was
manifested TO make time loans. Local rates
were 3lha4 per cent on call and 4lha6 per
cent. on time. Virginia Centuries declined
11a. to 55lS. Virginia Midland DDS, 2lb,
10 i12.
New YORK, July 24.-The agitation about
putting third presidential ticket in the fed
and t o views expressed bv ex-Secretary
Whitney concerning the political situation
had depressing effect in Wall Street this
morning, as did also the probable endorsement
of Bryan by the populists. The bears sold
freely and succeeded in dislodging considera-
BILE amounts of long stocks, the result being a
decline of anywhere from I. to pa. Almost
The entire list participated in the decline. at
the lower range of quotations demand of con-
siderable proportions sprang up to cover
shorts and rally of I, to per cent ensued.
At II a m. speculation was quiet and steady
in tone.
BALTIMORE, July 24-Virginia IS new
69ka71; do Century Sc asked.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

PUEBLO SCHOOL EXPENSES. - The
clerk of the City School Board has fin
ished his report for the fiscal year end
ing July 81, from which the following
is taken: Receipts-Balance on hand
August /, 1895, $l29.62; amount re-
ceived from the State, $6,720.43;
amount received from the city, 49, 800;
total, so, 35005. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ries of teachers, So, 800; salaries of jan
itors, $3.50; salary of clerk, $500; sala-
81 of treasurer, $50; for buildings, fur
niture and repairs Gncuding $500 cur
tailmcnt of note and S536.4S for furni-
ture), 81 ,45I5l; for blackboards, &C.,
81 %; insurance, Sl6S; fuel, 1927 50;
interest, $iS6 81; water rent, sl07. 25;
taking census, S144; miscellaneous,
$94.C7 total S20, 466 80, showing de-
fcit of $l16.94. The board owes on
buildings $4,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

POLICE REPoRT.-The case of a
young man charged with assault was
called last night and continued until
tonight.
Bernard Lee, colored, arrested ny
Officer Young for assaulting Rose Lo-
max, colored, was fined 81 this morn
ing.
Night Report.-Last night was cloudy
and warm. One prisoner and one
lodger were at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. July "a
There is little doing in the markets and prices
for grain remain low with no change to report
since last week. We quote: Flour 81 25a4 30
for fine to patent roller; Wheat 55a57
Corn 33a35; Rye 25s21 Oats 20a24
Buttor 10a13c: Eggs 9410c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
MIDSUMMER RED UCTIoNs
AT
MILLER & CO.'S.

About August LIST We will begin to receive
our new line of fall goods. To make room
for them we will allow a discount from this
date 10 September LIST of TEN PEk CENT:
on all goods except those specially marked
down and on the recent arrivals of Tea and
Dinner Ware This discount applio, to all
Chamber Sets, French China, Glassware,
Earthenware, white and decorated, Banquet
ard Piano Lamps, Ornamental Cut Glass,
Silk Shades, etc.
This will bring prices down to a very low
margin. All Of the stock is comparatively
fresh, and the goods were originally marked
at the very lowest prices for styles and quail
ity.
Remember the date, from July ODD to Sep.
TENDER LIST, 1896.
Ell. MILLER & co,
BIZ King ST., Alexandria. Va.
NOTEBOOKS WILL NOT EE SOLD ON
TINE AT THE DISCOUNT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

RICHMOND MARKET. July "a Tho mar.
kct continues dull and heavy with no change
to report in prices since last week. We quote
Flour SD 25a4 90 for fine to patent family
brands; Wheat 55aG0: Corn 35a36: Rye
30a35 Oats 20a24.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-07-24

DEATH OF A LITTLE CHILD.-Anna
Mason Marbury, the interesting little
one-year-old daughter of Mr.. Leonard
Marbury, died yesterday evening near
Strasburg, where she had been taken
but two days before for the benefit Of
her health. The remains were brought
to this city this morning and inferred in
St. Paul's cemetery, Rev. P. P. Phil
lips officiating.
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baltimore, July 24-Flour quiet, steady
and unchanged Wheat frmer spot OLGA
Gig, July 611ba61a. Aug 61laaG19s
Sept 62s624. steamer No. 2 red 57l2a
57a1 Southern wheat by sample 60a63la
do on grade 6Oa63. Corn steady; spot and
July 31Aa31as; Aug 31s31 Y; Sept 31Aa
31b steamer mixed 30a30A; southern
corn white and yellow 80 bid. Oats strong
No Q white 24a241b; No . miIed 22a22l,
Rye steady No nearby 34i4a35 do.
Western 35a35Ra Hay firm choice timothy
SIC asked. Coffee dull; No. Z, 1214a1242.
Other articles unchanged.
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Chatterbox for 1894. 400 pages, nearly
as many illustrations, SOC each. Reduced
from SIPS.
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NEW YORK, July 4-Flour-State and
Western unchanged. Wheat-No , red de-
cln,d 1ssAc; Sept 63Aa64. Corn-No 2
dull and firm Sept 1913 sa323s. Oats-No .
quiet and stronger; Western 22a2S; Sept
221aa223s Pork quiet; new mess 81 75a
s 25 old mess 81 50a7 70. Lard quiet
and easy steam So 60.
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Bryces American Commonwealth" Two
volumes. Latest edition, $3.50 set. Re-
duced from $500.
Basement. thst. buildingl
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Books
AT CLEARING PRICES.

Good books for boys and girl readers Books
for boys, assorted titles, standard works,
Suitable for home and Sunday school libraries
Included are many by Oliver Optic Dickens
Mrs. A. 81. Barr &c. Some sightly she
worn, soc each Reduced from 75c, S1.00
and $3.50.
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10 volumes Library Edition OF Standard
Noveists, half leather, SOC each. Reduced
from 81 25.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE MARK EFT. July 23.-
Refined Sugars-Cut loaf 8 Sac per pound
Standard powdered 4.Y6c per lb, Cubes
4.96c per lb; graduated 4.7oc per lb; fine
granulated 470c per ID; Confectioners' A
4 5sc pei ID; Crystal A 4 Toe per ID; Key.
stone a 4.45c per ID; Fellows 3.5Oa4 / &c
per h. Prices remained steady but the de-
mand was dull.
CoFFEE.-The market for spot Bio closed
slightly easier, with quotations on the basis
of 121ac per ID for No. {, and 12c per
ID for No. g. Mild Cotfees were quiet, as
follows: santos 13a16c per lb, Maracaibo
171ha20c. Java 23a26c, fancy do. 29s30c,
Mocha 23a24c per ID.
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The market closes dull and heavy with
still further decline in Corn. Rye and Oats
The offerings of grain are increasing. Coun-
try Produce is dull with declining prices
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CHICAGO July 24.-Whea,- Sept 57777sa
5S; Dec &C. Corn-sept 26l2; Dec pa ,a
271a May 291is29as. Oats-July 1875
Sept 1875; May 21a21 Is. Pork-Sept So 20;
Jan sos. Lard-Sept So 37lba4 40; Jan
50 10 Ribs-Sept So 40; Jan 3 80. Wheat
opened steady and corn opened easy.