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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-31
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-31

TURNING OVER new leaves and max.
icg resolutions on New Years Day
nv. rarely amount to much, for both such
things can be done just as easily on any
other day, and man or woman silly
enough to wait for any particular time
4 at which to do both, doesn't realize the
necessity for doing either, and may as
well continue in the same old way. But
70 true as this may be, it will do no harm
I,Silhlap remember that to ''e virtuous is to
ions, anu sppy, CIV ',ethat to be economical
pay requirbe to have some money next New
Aerfec'Y ears day, and to be out of debt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-31
THURSDAY EVENING. DEC. 81, 1896

THE GAZETTE will enter upon its
9Sth year tomorrow. That's pretty
long life for newspaper in a country
of such changes as have occurred IN
this; but during all that time, save
only when the Union army-worse than
the British when it took the city in
1S12-seized, suppressed and finally
burnt and utterly destroyed its Office
and all its Invaluable contents. it has
never failed, on every week day, to give
its readers the local and national news
and all of that from abroad that was OF
any interest. Indeed it has for nearly
a hundred years made daily and true
exhibit of the "age and body of the
times.n 1t is one of Alexandria's old
est institutions, and in its files can be
found the complete history of the city
from the beginning of the century, and a
perfect record of the marriages and
deaths and testaments of Alexandrians,
and there Is hardly Gay IN WHICH,
those files are not searched for some
old and forgotten local lore. In all the
many years of its life the GAZETTE has
taught what it believed was right, and,
therefore, having clear conscience, it
has hewed to the line, irrespective OF
the direction of the chips. That it
will continue to do so is well-known to
those who are familiar with it. Its
green old age, possessed as it is ofall the
vigor of youth. is indicative Of per-
ennial existence, and when its present
readers shall have joined their fathers,
who read it before them, it will doubt
less, OF every recurrence of the day,
tender their children, as it does them,
now, the compliments of the season
and wishes for happy New Year.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-31
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Supposed Filibuster Leaves Port.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31.-The( steam
Bermuda, which gained wide 1-ctor'
early in the year as Cuban a.
sailed this morning in ballast. p 5Srs
for Bermuda on wrecking titan.
there is a we'll defined fe
quarters that the filibustarcandise
engage in another expe
was evidenced by the facCountry
S. revenue cutter Manbat .aISaIeo
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keeping her company 81
Jhree-mile sea limit so tfsESoH.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-31
Bloodhounds Lose th0 NJ.

lRAIEIeH. N. g, De-. 81.-Blo
which were last evening put on u
the man who wrecked The sesSoard Air Line
freight train two miles from here followed the
trail two miles into thick woods, where ram
had obliteratedessa which was seven =
teen hours old Theupsrt in charge OF ire he.
dogs says the sre tT5 tracks, and he De ss
lieves both ar Of vhis men, inasIauch 10
one wore No. shoes md the other No. Z.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-31

October, 8 alarms, with hours and 40min.
utes service; November, 3 alarms, with no
service; December, 2 alarms, with no service.
The Hydraulion Company reports as alarms,
6 of which were false, as follows January, s;
February, 8; March, 3; April, 2; May, q;
June, 8; July, 4; August. 4; September. 6;
October, 8; November, 3; December q The
company was in actual service 20lb hours.
During the year the number of persons
sent to Jail was GIL, OF whom 244 were
white males and $40 colored males. OF these
464 were sent to the chain gang, 81 were
State and 43 county prisoners. The number
of females was 1S, of whom - were co ored
and 5 white. The number of prisoners last
year was 463.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-31
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Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
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Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
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)sy required. 1t is guaranteed to give
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Price % cents s,3as fish for COLI FOE sale by
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rOTICE.

i T0Fi''- ;, II. 1sDspns.
The aan1 TT1I FIRE INSURANCE Gym "a A.
s4ENT ny ss;rfax county, Va, will be held a.
a5f III s o. sA hlexsndrla, Va, on MONDAY
sfnuars A B q. HAyENER, Secretary
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

D. V. Iseman, doing business under
the name of the London Paris Clothing
Company, at Newport News, has as
signed, His liabilities are about $l5,-
600.
Mr.. August Kroenig, of New York
and Germany, is looking at lands
around Norfolk for large colony OF
Swiss and Germans, who wish to settle
IN Virginia or North Carolina.
DR.. n. Holmes Johnston and Miss
Carrie Stuart Ficklen, daughter of MIR. j.
B. Ficklen, were married yesterday at
st. Georges Church, Fredericksburg,
Rev. W. Meade Clarke, of Richmond,
officiating.
Mount Calvary Episcopal Church of
Round Hill was the scene December
23rd. of very beautiful wedding cere-
mony. Miss Mamie Simmons was that
day united in marriage to Mr.. William
Presgrave, of Great Falls.
Marriage licenses we're issued in
Washington yesterday to Francis G..
Davis and Cora A. Marshall, both of
Fairfax county; John S. Suttle, of King
serge county, and Lena E. Reddipg,
vERPootmoreland county; ]. b. Bailey
RTFORD. Webb, both of Fairfax coun-
GNK. of Londo1sh, of Truvelia, Md, and
:sgCHEsTER, OF NeS' of Vienna; Ernest
Sss:ss.. p..,,.,, sret Trice, ofFair-
39s grade. eou,,
3 SSsge of the public ormerly
XIX ~ ~ SSSant;hn to any bus. ,Om.
t5 - :. RSS fah16 ar1,n
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MIR. CLEVELAND, though the heat

and front of the civil service reform
law, is apparently at least, doing all
1lf0s to ridicule that absurd humbug.
1897, leavi has already included the char
F. ,ayy,slen employed in the government
weeks infpartments at Washington in the
fourth Scope of it's operation. and now COM
trim Si Z S5o,rcss the new year by subjecting all
rates from otheSloyees OF government peniten-
ton apply 10 VcAes,h-,netitiYa examinations as
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-31

chancery suits instituted, AZ common law
suits, 16 wills admitted 70 probate, IL admin
istrations granted and SO charters and amend
ed charters. Last year 90 charters were
granted In the Circuit Court for the City IL
common law and 2 chahcery suits were en-
tered and 8 charters granted.
The clerk of the Corporation Court during
the year issued TIA marriage licenses, 1913 to
white and 81 to colored persona. Last year
1877 were issued.
The number of deeds recorded by the clerk
Of the Corporation Court during the year was
$40, as against 655 last year.
The total amount of -four inspected during
the year was %, 961 barrels, as against 81.
97S last year. This does not include all the
flour sold here, as much which is received is
sold without inspection. Besides, much flour
now comes in bags.
During the year the police made 2, POI ar
rests as against I, 912 last year. The numbsr
OF dodgers accommodated at the station house
was 2,31O. There were 2,O72 last year.
The Columbia fire engine has been out of
service on account of breakage four times
during the year and has been out of the city
five days on trip to Cumberland, Md to en-
ter the steam engine contest. This makes the
fourth time that this engine entered cont, 8 is
and returned home crowned with first honors.
The engine now is in first. class condition, and
Engineer Wood feels very proud to think that
Alexandria can say that she has the cham
pion fire engine of the world According to
all records that have been published the Co.
iumbia holds the best. The number
of alarms of fire and the time of
service during each month of the year, rs
furnished by Engineer Wood, is as follows
January, 8 alarms, with hour and 10 min.
utes service; February, a alarms, with / hour
service; March. 8 alarms, with hour and Is
minutes service; April, 2 alarms, with 20
minutes service; Nay, 2 alarms, with no SER
vice; June, 3 alarms, with one hour and Is
minutes service; July, 4 alarms, with 2 hours
and 80 minutes service: August, alarms.
with so minutes service; September, Z
alarms, with hours and as minutes service:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-12-31

hardware trade.
The dry goods and notion business
has been fairly good. The merchants
in this business now have larger and
handsomer stores than ever before and
keep decidedly larger and more varied
stocks of goods than were ever offered
in Alexandria.
Alexandria has become quite cigar
manufacturing city and number Of
large establishments which give en-
ployment to many hands, are now To-
Gated here. The cigars made here have
won favor wherever introduced.
The trade in coal, plaster and salt
increases annually and the merchants
engaged in that business are constantly
extending their territory, which reaches
now as far as Georgia.
The furniture dealers and those en-
gagged in the furnace, stove and tinware
business report fair business during
the year.
The dealers in clothing, hats and
shoes report fair business and during
the wear have kept larger and finer
stocks of goods than heretofore.
The trade in sugars, syrups, molas
ses, liquor and oil has been fully as
large as that of last year.
The commission business has some
what increased. Alexandria is as good
market for farm products as any in this
section of country.
The business in agricultural imple-
ments. seeds, &C., has been fair for
she year, considering the dull times
sg the farmers.
~amparasiveIy few buildings
galley SSsg the year il this vicinity
- Food and oseGt of reducing work at
ssae, Up Asns,. .ho chin vard
S & Robinson. asne snip yaru
sasker Manataaur<lIccleo yen
o.. hs sse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

LYNCHBURG. VA. May 26.-SpeciaL-
No ball game was played to-day on ac-
count Of the wet condition OF the grounds.
Games Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
ruE REDs 40 HAAD AGIIy.
Giants Celebrate Their Return with IA
N1rlnrY- Orlnlns' InsN NiclnrN.


Victory Orioles Easy Victory.
WASHINGTON. May 2G.-rhc Wash
iugton team returned home to-day after
IA frlp Of tweuty-Our games. lu response
10 The ovation given them, the nome team
played about as lstlcSs ana mediocre
IA game of BAN ass was ever seen here. con-
The other hand. the Cincinnati team gave
Il wholesome exhibition OF the national
game. Attendance, 1900.
Score. X. IL. j..
washington ..OO21 o. . IL
Cincinnati ...3 3O5 / % O-ls 30
Batteries: Mercer and Mcclure. Dwyer
and Vaughn.
NEW YORK. .. CLEVELAND. :.
NEW YORK. May .G.-five thousand
people Witnessed tne New lorks return
home from their western trip. ana went
wild over the neat victory scored over
the Clcyelauders. Both pitchers did well,
and the battle teemcd with brilliant plays.
Weather cloudy aad warm.
New York ....2OOO0O1O2-5 y Is
cierelaud ......OO 12O1 OOU-4 ID .
Batteries. Clarke and wilson, Cuppy
thinner and O'C0uncr.
PAIVIMORl. a.. ST. LOUIS. g.
BALTIMORE. Alay 26.-llart was cffcc-
tive to-day until tile fourth inning. when
six sluet5 ANA tWo-Dageer and TWO
passes Dob first netted The champions seven
runs. Both teams paycd a fast game n
IS score ae'.'' R.HE.
Baltimore ...o007O2O4x-13 II ]
ST. Louis .....2 . 20 % % 1 % % o.
Batteries: Mcmahon and Robinson.
Hart. kissinser. and Murphy.
PHILADELPHIA. y; CHICAGO. ].
PHILADELPHIA May 2G-Ihe Phil
lics defeated Chicago to-day by superior
all-round play. Attendance. 4.s5o
Score. H. H. t.
chicago ........OOOOOO1O0-l . /
Philadelphia 90 1 30 80 . Ks IL
Batteries. Friend and kItrcdgc. Ortiz
and Clements.
BROOKLYN. 4; LOUISVILLE. 3.
BROOKLYN. y. y, May 26.-Two
thousand persons greeted the Brooklyn
players to-day on their return from the
disastrous western trip. The home play
ers came within a hair OF again losing,
but kennedy stealied down when men
were on the bases, and won out At
tendance. 1000
Score. l.. H. J..
Brooklyn ......0 3OO1OOOx-4 o ?
Louisville .....1 o 0l o / O-3 o
Batteries: Kennedy and Burrill; McDcr-
mott and Miller
BOSTON PITTSBURG POSTPONED.
Boston Pittsburg game pcstpOned-rain
and wet grounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
Carroll County.

HlILSVu.-E. Va. May 23.-special.--
County Court, which has been in session
here this week. has closed
one criminal case Of considerable i'm
portance Wa tried-that OF COOK Moore
Tllman Moore, Walker Reece and Ilaz
Twima" for hCuse-burning.
II seems that the combined brandy dis
tiliery, store house and brandy ware
house OF Wesley Smith was burned last
November under rather peculiar circum-
stances. and these boys were accused OF
the crime. II developed IN the evidence
that just before the fire Smith had hidden
SO a secret room in the building about
5oo or 600 gallons Of brandy that he had
made and failed 20 report on his books
and pay Uncle Sam the tax.
Smith had only reported twenty-six
gallons # brandy on his books and all
these facts had been rCrCrted 10 Uncle
Sam watch dogs. who were preparing
20 go In and arrest Smith for a felony.
IN about five minutes the jury returned
a verdict Of not guilty. Tne accused
were defended by i. J.. Nuckolls and
Z NJ. Peck, OF this bar.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
THE STEAMER RICHHOND.
Conflicting Reports That Rather Conir IN
the Suspicion Against Her.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 26.-Sge-
cial--T'he hlibustoring story which has
been going the rounds in connection with
the report published about the steamer
city Of Richmond is IN about as much
Of a tangle as ever. The report that
the whole thing had exploded in Norfolk is
denied to-day. The latest rumOr has
81 that there IS more truth In the matter
than IS generally thought. and that the
contradictory reports put into circulation
every LAY are only done by the Cuban
insurgents agents TO throw the authori-
ties on their guard. and that the steamer
will eventually be loaded IN this noighbor-
hood with munitions OF war for the Cuban
rcvolutionists.
Tho steamer City Of Richmond was built
by the old Dominion Steamship Company
IN Richmond. and was run on the James
river by that company for several years
and afterwards sold.
Arrangements have been made by the
managers Of the Newport News Base
ball Club 10 play two games here on next
Saturday. MemOrA-Day. with the Frank
lin team. Of Southampton county. the
champion amateur club OF the Stale. The
Newport News boys are ~ excellent
shape, and good games are promised.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
THE CITY, OF PETERSBURG
SALE OF TORyi-rEAR FIyE PER
CENT. ron Us ABOJL ran.
Prince George Republicans Endorse Brady
for Congress 4 New Baptist church
soon to bc Built.

PETERSBTRG. VA. May %. -Spfcial.
The Tlliauco Committee o. ine common
Council met this morning ana oiN''t
bids Tor tho $500 O! live per cont 'i'y
eli Petersburg bonds tao ISSUE o4 "'i'"
was authorized recently by tAc eo.",i"
Mi. B. ID. Booth become tac puicha" ~
OF $500 ~ these bonds, Mi7. 1900
NJ Romano SiD.nn. ana .'''' 10 w
splccr $500. These bonds ran Tor forty
years and are exempt from cay ''N..,
lion. Tho remainder ~ these bonds VIII
soon be disposed or. 2 nose SUM- "''"o'''
lOs and accrued interest.
rbc Republicans oi Prince Gcoreo
county held a convention al the county
Court-housc yesterday and elected the
following delegate 10 the District Con-
stesslonal convention 90 be held 40 noon
On lure 20. at Falmvhic. Charles 1es.
Lewis Noungi,ood. James J.. Young.
JOSEPH J.. PaFI. and T.. -. Bland. Tho
ls.st-uamcd IS COi0red. Tine delegates
W.. Instructed TO vote for Colonel james
j. Brody.
The contention viii bc composed Of
elsltvihfcc delegates. a prominent Re
publican tola me to-day that of the dele
gate elected from The city oi Petersburg
AMI the counties OF Amelia. fowhatau.
Ponce Inward NOttoway. ana Prince
George. CSOrcl Brady had forty-siN.
o.,. ocrnff,e l,ff to bee heard from are
GIccnyiuo anc Sussex.
OK THE CHICKAHOMlNY.
4 party OF young men from this city
hays gone or On cruise on the steam
v.at Scotch Gap. They are now ON
CAickahomiuy river. Ihty went 4"4y
,Quippcd for piscatorial sport ana car
ried abundance OF cscfytnins 10 refresh
tnt inncf mon. 1At9 VIII '' o''0 i''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
POUH4T1N COUNTY.
Fast Passenger and Express Train for the
Iarmville and Powhatan Railroad.

Fast Passenger and Express Train for the
Tarmville and Powhatan Railroad.
BALLSNILLE. VA. May 2j.-Special.-
After "a good. long dry spell. We have
had in the last two days very copiOus
and much-nccdod rain. The farmers have
nearly finished planting tobacco, and
are from one month 10 six weeks carrier
with their work than "a year ago. The
prospects. with the exception of wheat
for an abundant crop TINS year are eN-
ceilent.
The Farmville and Powhatan Railroad
Company will put on a fast train. carry
ing passenger. mail. ana express. be-
tween Chester and Farmyille. June lst.
making connection with the Coast Line
for Richmond. which viii De hailed with
pleasure and delight by our people. as
IL puts them IN Richmond soon enough 10
do business and return home The same
day
IL is also stated ON good authority that
the depot al Cumberland Courthouse SIS
10 be- enlarged. I'M order TO accommodate
the Increased freight at that point. Balls
willie has necessarily been made hIst-
class station. with telegraph facilities.
and the business here is Oh the increase.
There is said 10 Dee more freight on the
road now than On ITS history
Everybody is talking about The reunion.
and an expect 20 go. a good many old
veterans with their sons expect 10 ride
down and take part in The parade, SO
you may look for "a crowd from this
county and the adjoining ones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May o.
Special.-As next Thursday, May 18th. is
the day on which the election for NUM-
cipal officers viii take place. and as
there Is a Republican aspirant for the
Mayorship Of the city in the field. poll
tics are now ''red-hOt and still heating"
Captain j. Henry Riyes. a full-holged
Republican, IS seeking the chief Office
Of the city, and the Republicans are put
ting forth an organized effort 20 elect
him.
While "the war IS on" and the battle
is raging, tho Democrats are wide awake
and sanguine Of success If each man will
turn ont and do his duty.
II has been Il any years since the Re-
publicans ~adc an attempt FOR the muni-
cipul Offices of Charlottesville.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

Guy. Of Nottoway Courthouse; and II.
l.. Jackson. Of Blackstone. -Four OF these
delegates are IN favor Of X. T. Thorpe,
for Congress and two arc for James ID.
Brady. John II. Boswell, Of Burheviile
was elected county chairman.
A4othcr excrlsion VII be run from
here 10 Blackstone tonight In order 10
Give our people an opportunity TO be pres
emf al the closing services OF the great
revival there.
Mr. Walter Jordan. an engineer on the
Norfolk and Western railroad is seriously
sick CO his home IN this place.
Mrs a. Potts. Of Homework Va. IS
visiting tho family Of her father, Mr.. J..
H. Moore. on Virginia avenue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27
4 RED-LETTER DAY.
Twentieth Anniversary of Passionate in
Isle Of Wight County.

ihAN iA w ~ 'hAHAfs
IONGVIEW. VA. May 2G.-Spccial-
Sunday was rcd-lettcr day with the
Christian people of the Longview and
Chuchatuck neighborhoods. The White
head Grove BAPTIST church. Rev Joseph
7. Deans pastor. had invited the neigh
boring pastors and their congregations
60 unite with them in celebrating the
twentieth anniversary OF the present pas
iorate.
The church was well decorated. and the
music arranged by the choir of the church
ana other churches was excellent. The
senior deacon Of the church. g. e.. Chan
ucl delivered historical sketch of the
church from It's organization in the year
le41 The Rcv. DIT a +. owen. 81
Portsmouth. preached a powerful sermon.
followed by an address by Rev Mr.. Lame,
of The Christian church.
The large congregation then repaired
20 large shelter. which had been pre-
pared hy the church. where an excellent
dinner was served. After an had eaten
and as many as could get into the 500.
ci0us church-house had been packed In
bv The accommodating ushcrs. Dr owen
preceded and introduced in the most pleas
ANT manner Rev. Mr.. Scott of the Epis-
copll church. Rev. Messfs. Grun and
Baupluu. of the Methodist church. and
Rers Nessrs. Ward. Jones. and Mcleod.
OF the Baptist denomination. AN Of whom
pastor of the church IN most felic.tiOus
address. and the verdict of the citizens
was that they had spent pleasant CAV
IN honoriug q faithful minister Of the
Cos %.
Tie outlook for the crops is good here
except peanuts. OF them the stand IS
very poor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-27

any Of these. Il IL the corlmonest trouble
that human beings suffer from X Is so
common that ninc-teuths Of all the sickness
in the world is traceablc 90 IT. 1t IS merely
that simple, common thing -consIipallon.
There is no telling what It may .eaG %, Dut
IL is sure 20 lead 70 something BAD. us I'M
mediate effects are unpleasant III the ex'
IRENE. II makes people hsties5i gives
them headaches makes the digestion poor,
causes dizziness, loss Of appetite loss. Of
sleep. foul breath and distress alter eating.
All this merely because Nature has been
imposed upon, and has been refused the
little help She needed
This little help Is furnished by Doctor
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets one pm is a
gentle laxative and two mild ca,hartic.
There are two remarkable things about the
Pellets" One is that they never gripe;
the other that they cure permanently.
There is no other medicine that does cure
permanently. You can take any other
medicine you Ike, rs long as you IKE, ana
If You stop your trouble VIII come PACK
quickly, and the chances are the trouble
will be worse than il was before. THIS
isn't true OF Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pelle.s.
You take them until you get yourself into
perfect working order, and then you stop.
You dont have % take any more Pellets
unless after a while YOU do something that
dcrangcs your digestive system again. We
are not guessing about these facts and We
don't ask you to take our unsupported word
for it, Thousands OF people have found
that they ore true. and have testified to
them. Let The druggist who says that some
thing else is jus, as good sell TIA: some
thing else 10 some body else Don't let him
trihe with your health 70. tie sake OF a
little more profit TO himself.
Worlds Dispensary Medical Association,
No. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, y. y.