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The sun., 1897-07-04

Her Persuasive Eioquence Got H1r. Green of
Abingdon Out OF an Unpleasant situation.

Her Persuasive EIoquence Got H1r. Green q
Abingdon Out OF an Unpleasant Situation.
George Green and his bride came to this city
Wednesday on their wedding trip from Abing.
don. Mass, and stopped with friends at 432
West Thirty eighth street. On Friday the BRIDE
groom went out alone to see the sights. His gait
was unsteady when he was returning in the
evening and he sat down on q stoop ON Forty
fourth street, near Tenth avenue, to take a napl
before presenting himself to his friends. John
Lahey, better known tho Chick" in that
part of West Thirty-ninth street called Hell's
Kitchen. where he lives. happened along and
espied the sleeping mans gold watch chain.
Seeing no one around he sat down on the stoop
and had removed Green's watch and chain,
when POLICEMAN Lomax pounced upon him..
Here. officer, said the Chick Coolly, you
had better take this man. watch and chain and
keep 1t for him. as some one might steal it,"
The policeman took the property and also the
Chick, after arousing the sleeper
Green and his bride were in the Sorkville
Police Court Yesterday, and Magistrate Hedges
SAID 6 that he would hoiS the prisoner for robbery
as 10 make sure OF his appearance at the trial.
But. Judge, we've only been married three
days spoke up Mrs. Green with a blush. and
you wouldn't separate US before the honeymoon
is over, would your
II wouldn't iiIe to spoil your new happiness"
answered the Magistrate. but this man was
caught committing crime and should be pun
I'VE are expected back at Abingdon by Mon.
day night, went on the bride, and are to have
"Well. If I let him go will You see that your
husband does not get into any moro trouble in
New York e. the Magistrate asked.
Rely upon it, will stick To him until he gets
home' she said, us she clutched her husbands
arm.
duct. and the Chick was sent TO the Island in do
fault OF u $40 fine.
The sun., 1897-07-04
HOME POST OFFICES.
PostmastsP Van Cott's PInn TOR Adding 70 the
EmeieBcy or This Department

Postmaster Van Colts efforts toward the es-
tablishment of n house-to-house mail collection
and delivery system in this city. which he began
during his previous term of office, are on the
eve of fruition. On Tuesday next circulars
signed by him will be sent out informing house
holders that tho mail boxes are ready and may
be procured by sending to him their names and
addresses. A representative Of II. G. Dayton.
80 Dey street. who Is authorized by the Post
Once authorities to furnish the boxes. will then
call upon those desiring them with samples.
The prices OF the boxes range from $3.50 to &c.
according to finish and material. The house
holder must provide box Of one Of the four
patterns authorized by the Post ONCE Depart
ment. r,.. - 49,.
tablishes home Post Offices. II You have q
purchase stamps or TO mail your letters. Privacy
and safety for your delivered mail are insured
by a locked receptacle and United States mail
lock anu very anxious to give our citizens the
benefit OF this radical Improvement
The system provides for letter boxes, which
may be put up other outside the front door or IN
the vcstibule. In this the householder may de-
post mail for collection by the carrier, from
whom he may also purchase stamps In tho
boxes there will be a compartment Tor the DO
livery 0i mail by the carrl rlers. There viii no In
each box slips upon which orders for stamps or
post al cards may be written. These Will be col
lected by tho carrier, who will I'LL the order on
his next trip.
The sun., 1897-07-04
DROWNED FROM THE ICE PIER.
Little Sammy PantslmA and His Sister Hai
Overheard while PilferinE Ice.

Little Sammy PantSlma and His Sister Fail
Overheard while PilforinE Ice.
Samuel Pantelma. 7 years old. of 594 Eleventh
avenue, was drowned yesterday. Nobody was
to blame for 1t except Sammy and perhaps his
sister Mary, who IL ~ years old. The two won't
down to the ice pier at the foot of West Twenty
third street to collect chunks Of ice that were
chipped from the great pieces that are all day
long swinging out of the big Ice barges along
the pier into the Ice wagons that distribute 1t.
Tho Pantelmas cannot afford to buy ice. For
the benefit Of Just such persons many charitable
people have sent money TO tho editor Of great
newspaper. Tho newspaper needed the money
for itself; at any rate. 1t kept 1t. So that the
only way for the Pantelmas to got Ice was to
Hundreds Of children go down to the Ice piers
every day. Some carry wooden buckets, some
St6syys tn oarrp eoh bag With he rest Of XII
barefoot, scrambling, squealing mob tho Pantel.
upon sS % every silver that feIi from the dripping
blocks. The icemen chased them away from the
as SsS
home with an empty pan their father who likes
to put chunk OF ice in his beer can between
supper and bed time, would beat them. Sammy.
while Mary held his pan for, him. boldly climbed
on the tail step Of one Of the wagons: A great
throat, rushed up TO him swinging pair of Ice
e NAH S% ScwT re. d ~o y"n %"ss
for an empty wagon that stood at the very edge
OF the pier with its lailboard hanging over the
saw the big men still in pursuit, They climbed
up into tho wagon. Tho tallboard, which was
not fastened dropped with rattle and the two
fell into the river screaming now for their lives
Frank Moses. at the ice romp9ny's scales, heard
their cries and ran 70 their holp. He saw the
But although he diyod again and again in the
muddy dock he could not find Samuel.
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men. The drivers had to take them over the
game route the others had gone over. Why !

men. The drivers had to take them over the
anne m route the others had gone over. Why
AT last the Hvstcric had q woman arrested.
Fapin.s Fokir hired q lawyer to defend her
Murderessl' shrieks the Hpsteric. "She's in.
nocent J. shreks Fdpin's Fdkir. They no still
at " tooth and mil. What will DO her fate
~ hard to say; What will be tho feto of tho
Well. that's different.
hiz-E-zz,z,z-z.zz-z-Ez-Z, ,whiZ-z-z-z.z-z z-z."
Hear en- "WhiE.z:Hz.E.z.S." They're wheels.
Hear 'en nowi "Whizz.z.z.z-z.z.z" RecoR-
nize en- now, don't you They're painted yei.
low. There arc two sets Of EN-. The Hvsfcric
owns one sot and FdOins Fdkir owns the other
%e, Vn is Lined With an applanding multitude Of
paving godspeed" at them and encouraging
.eem with yells. Up tho road they go. Clouds
Q! aust nio flying. They are neck and neck.
niYuhteu ON them are packs OF astrologists and
hRainlsts hRln and clairvoyants reading their fate.
I rhis CONGREGATION is Just saying to them. after
take long journey. You will cross the water"
A.. Nni.Z'z,z'Z-z'z-ZZ go the wheels In an ex-
ira squirt. suddenly the end of tho road iB seen.
yust Deyonu - n broad, smooth sheet Of water.
Seyond that Is huge rod brick building. From
ne me topmost peak floats a flag with the legend.
On go the wheols 1t is plain the astrologists
ana palmfsts and clairvoynnts have pred ed
truly, The shouts of encouragement from tho
Intelligent crowd are redoubled as the end of tho
Journey is In sight: Away in the distance in the
prick house men in uniform arc working with
irhhtiS haste getting all the padded cells ready.
long, grateful breath OF relief when the frantic
howiinE dervishes Of the press shall have been
received into their appointed place.
The sun., 1897-07-04
BROKE INTO GoLDsrEIN's STORE.
sherin. Coroner and Creditors Get In ana the
Burglar Alarm Goes on.

Deputy Sheriff Whorskey took charge yester-
day OF the place of business OF 8. Goldstein 6
Co., wholesale dealers in woolens at 246 Canal
street The first claim put In the Sheri1's
hands was writ OF replevin from Epstein Bros.
for 1900 yards OF cloth sold TO the firm on June
% by Bocssncck Broessel s. Co.. the greater
pnrt OF which was recovered by the Sheriff.
When the Sheriff arrived the store was closed,
and II loCksmth was hired 10 saw Off the pad.
lock IN the doors As the doors were opened
the burglar alarm went oil and crowd was at
tracted TO the place. A policeman finally had to
drive them away. Epstein Bros. said they had
had detectives watching the store day and night
the past week. After o'clock Friday night
seven cases Of goods went out OF the store. and
they decided that il was time TO act by putting
their claim in the Sheriff. hauds.
Creditors Of the firm were huStling yesterday
trying 10 protect their claims. Attachments
were obtained against the tlrm by George A. Nc
Dcrmott for Sl.2i7 in favor of POstheim Neu-
field. and by BhmcnstiGl \ Hirsch In favor of f.
Victor & Acheiis for 5000 and in favor OF
Hugo Meyer Il Co. for j. ,339 After the sheriff
had taken charge the Coroner also went in on u
rcplevin from Hei Joseph for $3.50 in favor
OF Is. NJ. Ewing * Co., and later on another re-
pleyin for 81 $50 in favor OF sullivan, Vail & Co.
Joseph A. lHrkholz and benjamin l.. Birkholz
(Brkholz Cob dealers in gas and oil engines
at AZ Cortlqndt street, made AN assignment yes
tcrday 10 W illilLn Kirk. giving four preferences
aggregating $i35.
The sun., 1897-07-04
GOT THEIR HIRE, BUT 1T WAS sLoW.
Clstonss Inspectors Growi About Major BART
Iett'a AdJournments for luncheon.


Ietta AdJournnients for Luncheon.
Some of the Custom House inspectors are dis
posed 10 criticse the lunch hours OF Major G. A.
Bartlett, the disbursine clerk Of the Treasury
Department, who came on from Washington on
Thursday to pay the delayed salaries OF tho en-
ployccs OF the Institution. The regular monthly
pay day ut the Custom House was last Wednes-
day. but no employee could be paid then. be-
cause there was no ono at the Custom House.
owing TO Collector Kilbreth's death. author
lied to act as disbursing officer. II WAS
thought when Major Bartlett arrived that the
men would quickly yet their pay. Tho
checks for tho employees OF three OF tho nno
divisions were made out, but friend then took
the Major out 10 lunch, and he did not return
to the Custom House until nearly 8 O'Clock, the
time for closing business. On Friday the Major
again went to lunch with another friend and
this time ho stayed away even longer than
before.
The men who had not yet got their checks. in.
cludingrmost Of the customs inspectors, wero
yesterday anXiOuSly lnQuiTing rs 10 the chances
OF the Major going TO lunch before he completed
the remaining checks had been made out. This
wns "A few minutes after O'Clock, and though
the Saturday hour for closing the Snb'TrcasurS
on Wall street, where the checks are
paid ia i o'clock. by special arrangement these
payments were continued UP 10 l:3O o'clock.
Al II was some of the inspectors. whose sta
tiOns are nj distance from tho city. couldn't be
nO'ifiul In time that their checks were ready,
and they will not get their money until Tues
are disposed TO critcisO The lunch hours OF the
nj
The sun., 1897-07-04
FEC Evnusu ACCUSED ANEW.
Tho Federal Authorities want Him Now for
Using the Mails 10 DeTraud.

Chief Post oflc" Inspector Ashe notified In
spector O'Brien OF the Detective Bureau yester-
day that c. NJ. Fcgenbush, who was arrested n
few days ago al the instance of the Denver po-
lice on u charge Of forgery. is wanted by the
Federal authorities for using the mails To de-
fraud. FegonLush's plan, il is alleged, was to
mining stOck for Fcgonbush A confederate o
would then oflcr The desired stock Ia he vctlm
al a good price, and { he bought it he would
have II left On his hands.
When Fcgenbush was arrested the detectives
found In his office at the KniCkerbocker Theatre
building all the paraphernAlia for an extensive
sWindie OF hotel clerks by means OF watches 70
DO sent G. o. d. 70 fictitious guests.
The sun., 1897-07-04
noUbsd a Broadway Mail Bor.

James Gibbons. II years old, of 235 East
Thirty first street. and John Moran, 10 years
old, OF 3S6 Third avenue, accused OF having
stolen package from n mail box in front OF tho
Metropolitan Opera House. Thlrty.ninth street
Tor preliminary elimination by Commissioner
Lyman yesterdAy.NThe alleged thoIt occurred
on, Friday night, and the boys were arrested at
Thirty. hrst street and Lexington avenue. When
Moran saw . policeman coming ho dropped the
parcel on the street. II contained quantity OF
neokWoar worth about ".
The sun., 1897-07-04
YALE IN DEFEAT.
a Ray or Light in IA Poster for Graduates %
tho Fence In Commencement Week.

The temper Of Yale graduates toward the re-
cent blight of defeats that has fallen on the
record OF their athletic teams was shown by
poster tackled 10 AN elm in front OF Osborn Hall
during commencement week, On the broad
sidewalk between the Osborn Hall steps and the
street Mr.. Hutchliss. superintendent OF the
university buiidings and grounds. hut known 10
Yale men as "Vice.Presidcnt of the college,"
places several portable sections Of fence during
commencement week OF every year. The side
walk is the place where the famous old fence
used to be, Returning graduates told Mr..
nutChkiss that the! would not detle themselves
by sittinE ON tho new uDsanCtiilya fence within
Il - college quadrangle, ana that IL he did not
furnish them with some sort Of fence on the old
corner they would blow Osborn Hall up with
dynamite. Mr. Hot trhklss hGgtenod TO obey.
AZ the old grads pcrrhcd along the portable
fence last week this Is tho sign they read on the
elm tree:
NOTICE,
There viii he a lidll Game on the Dram
Hnr school Lot ~ $780,
Prairie Watts, 81,
Lnl,stir Farmers 'pJ,
ZEN. B.-lul' VIII probably win.
-
The sun., 1897-07-04
FIRST Examination FOR Fitness.

ALBANY, July 3,--state Excise Commissioners
Lyman to-day announced that no oIld conduct
the FIRST examination to determine the "ft-
ness" Of candidates for the place OF special
agent in his department, under the provisions OF
the new Ciyll Service law. Mt this city on Tues.
day July 13. Tho examination win he conducted
by board Of three appointed BY Commissioners
Lyman.
The sun., 1897-07-04
Jury ou. five Days ON n TrlaluE Case.

ROME. Ga, July ga jury has been out here
since Monday afternoon on civil suit inyoly wing
only $3.50. The case viii cost the court about
YOU
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-08-27

How TO SLEEP AT WILL-Accord
ing to the newest theory of sleep, that
curious phenomenon results from the
brain being literally drowned in blood.
The physioloeist who has made this dis
covery has also found out how you msy
1et ulate your period of sleep to the
mipute, and awake as regularly as the
punctual cock. All you have to do is
to raise or lower your head by means
of pillows of various thicknessrs. II you
want to sleep longer than you do at
present, lower the pillow and let in
more blood on the brain; If you want to
sleep less, raise your pillow and let in
less blood. Never take parcotic drues,
as they injure the brain. but lower
The pillow more and more TIL sleep
comes. You need not 60 to the ex-
pense of buying an alarm clock, either,
since this simple plan will enable you
to awake at any hour.
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uEDICIN.AL.

ao mar lovely woman nature made
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nee ~ ..or Woman more than merits
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ayaluable Prescription.

Editor Morrison of the Worthington,
Ind, "Sun," writes: "You have a
valuable prescription in Electric Bit,
ters. and can cheerfully recommend
it for Constipation and Sick Headache,
and 80 general system tonic it has no
equal" Mrs. Annie Stehle, 2025 Cot
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down. could not eat nor digest food,
had backache which never left her
and felt tired and weary, but six bot
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Prices so cents and $1.00. Get Bot.
tie at E. l.. Aliens Drug Store.
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aII lfAnsisnt sdverdsamanM must be paid f0f
in advance.
Contract advertisers will not be allowed to e1-
coed their space unless the excess is paid for
at transient rates, and under no circum
stances will they be allowed to advertise
other than their legitimate business in the
space contracted for.
in advance.
The GAZETTE Office in connected with the
Telephone Exchanges. Advertisements, Or
ders for the paper, news or any information
or business can be sent by telephone.
Resolutions in memoriam, Of thanks, tributes
Of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unless Of public concern, will
only be printed ia this paper as advertise
ments.
Entered at the Postofice Alexandria, Virgin.
in. as second-class mstter.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-08-27
WHITNEY's BIG GAME.

The arrival at Lenox last week OF
two Car loads of big western game for
the Whitney preserves, located on Oc-
tober mountain, on the highway be-
tween Pittsfeld and Beckett, sn6 about
eight miles from the former city, calls
attention to the work the former Sec
retary OF the Navy is doing toward es-
taplishiDg what will probably be the
finest game preserves in the country
Mr.. Whitney's estate comprises about
ten thousand acres, being the cousoli-
dation Of abandoned farms which the
former secretary was able to secure al
an average of about 81 an acre, and
which he has been four years in bring
ing under his ownership.
When MIR. Whitney got firm hold
on the land he began his improvements.
One of the farm houses which came
with the property was made over into a
temporary dwelling, but this was aban-
doned in favor of a handsome cottage
which he erected later. Some OF the
other houses were reconstructed to
meet the needs of gamekeepers, and
then the work of dividing the land in
t, separate preserves was begun. One
thousand acres were wired off for the
thirty head of elk which Mr.. Whitney
had ordered from Adams Brothers,
large ranch owners aud animal collec-
tors, of Wyoming, and the place was all
ready for the hardy Rocky Mountain
elk when they arrived last fall. 1t was
expected that there would be difficulty
in keeping them through the winter,
but no trouble was experienced.
Mr.. Whitney sent orders for speci-
mems of the animals of the Yellowstone
Park region, and after great deal OF
time and trouble his agents were able
to ship the two carloads which ar
rived this week. In the lot we're twen-
ty blacktail deer, twenty elk and thir-
teen head of buffalo, the largest of the
latter weighing 1900 pounds, and be-
lug the finest specimen in the country.
The animal, which is named "McKin-
ley" was one OF plir of large fell
lows, the other being named "Harri
son." but the pair got into fight while
being loaded and Harrison" waa
killed.
The animals were ten days on the
trip, and came through without scci-
dent, barring the one at the start, but
there came near being another when
the beasts were being unloaded pre-
paratory to be taken to their new
nome. mckinley objected to being
taken from the car, and poked his head
through the end of the box car in
which he travelled, but was foally
forced into the crate prepared for him,
and is now with the others in the in
closure of 5000 acres which Mr.. Whit
ney has had wired for their use.
Mr.. Whitney has also stocked his
place with mauy imported birds, has
added to the quail already on the
ground, and has supplemented the
trout in the brooks by the addition OF
many more, 80 that even now the pre-
serves are pretty well stocked, but no.
where near what they will be when his
plans are completed.
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letter. salt.Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, Incl.
dentto these diseases, isinstantly allayed
by applying Chamberlain s Eye and
SKIN Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. 1t
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a fToriie remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands. chilblains. frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. per box.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-08-27

INTERNATIONAL BUILDING AND
i LOAN ASSOCIATION OF WASHING
TON. n. C.-Notice is hereby given that q
genel al meeting Of the stock kholders of the
international Building and Loan Association
of Washington, D. e., will be held at the Office
of Judge ]. K. NJ Norton, 128 south Fairfax
street, Alexandria, Va, SEPTEMBER s,
1897, at IL M, for the purpose of consid-
ering amendments to the bylaws and the
transaction of such other business as may
properly come before the meeting.
E. QUINCY SMITH,
aug7 I'm Secretary and Gen. Manager.
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WB. Johnson, Newark, O., says, "one Min
80. consh Cnre saved my only child from dy-
ing n.S T by Group" 1t has saved thousands ds;o OF
others 9TH suffering from Group. pneum0nia,
broncb;tis and other serious throat and lung
troubles. Charles G. Lennon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-08-27

Malaria produces Weakness, General De-
bility. Biliousnoss, Loss of Appetite, 1ndiges-
tion and Constipation. Groves Tasteless Chill
Tonic removes the Cause which produces
these troubles. Try it and you viii! be de-
i;ohted. so cents. To get the GENUINE ask
'01 Eor Mno ssle by CHARLES G. LENNON.
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MEETINGS.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock.
i holders of the McCLARY HYGIENIC
FILTER COMPANY will be held at the
Office of the company, in the city of Alexan
andria, Virginia, for the election Of directors
and the transaction of such business as may
be bought before it at 2 O'clock p. m,
SEPTEMBER 9Th, 1897. The transfer
hooks will be closed from the Goth instant
until September 7th proximo.
A. F. RANDALL, Secretary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-08-27

FCuE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
l holders of THE BLISS SCHOOL OF
EI.ACrRICITY will be he'd at its Office, No.
2O9 Duke street Alexandria W.. WE'D
NESDAY, September 1st, 1897. at o'clock
p M, for the election Of nine directors and
the transaction of business. Tho transfer
books closed August 81, 1897.
LOUIS DNNTON BLISS President.
T. JNO. NEWTON, Secretary.
aue23 1aR2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-08-27

Dr. Cady's Condition Powders, are
Just what horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
Yermltuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse i'll prime condition. Price 25
cents per package.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-08-27

A CASE OF SEAMLESS HALF.HosE
n anlendid value, pairs for 25c- just To-
csjyed BY 4. c. sLAYMAKER, successor 70
Amos 3, SlaYmAker.
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EOR BENT.

For BENT.
TWO NICE BED ROOMS, furnished; with
or without board. Good location. Convenient
to railway stations. Apply at No ITO north
Patrick street sug24 1w