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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30

Nur nod w.nse 7as'. uno wkosrum wsosn wO5I 5unosre beuti9sr TO-
tbother Beeinsbrloer ans o1eu @auen oes Staates Winneiota in Der RAID auf:
biabeuoeu staot Qule Jans.' Norton 60, id 81 ernnen Berutbun9en guam.
m,ulhaaren.-Sm norbmeflidn 9bnle oes Staaes barrt Elm abrreites 5lo
Der Usreinss uno BrGterunsatotn, um Die rete @rnte Gr5ubeimfn. Gas Nf
bubeu zines rsseu faibOlihsn We,ursebers mro ME psrkblsn. ensn anressnosn
Gtnnu6 auf pMe iolte osuide &aboIten auaSuubtn, nebe bHber 1pmobi Gus
manaebuher RennimB oes gBskus as audi Der 8ortbele, wste ouRnsen 8r
cine auf mahrisu.m uno trhllbem gehete carbRten, benz ceutiten fatbotiten
UereiusIeten aeaenlter ekidsllhs aeblebeu limb. Br' fOmmsn ,u ernfer Be-
ratbuus SuiOmmsn. @sr bic lsstsn aummsrn bes rSerensbOts"' "M0rofrn"
uuo vgBaneerr" etuus auimerfom aelden, miro es Eb nbt nebmen loHen, bel
elmer Herabuns 10 srnar Naiur ssssnnarts gu iein un, msnn tburlud. aud ks
uu 1biI sum bshsu Der 2ccal 8sreine uno tes ssiammhu Stats Terbanoss
biSuirasen.
Observation-Disclosures enssrsr. anidlub Ter aOtaL Seeine an ben
Stcats Tertanb ouh Nbhnuus mshr uniformsr &onftu ionen Der u:r'bueensn
l%1ntrflsunss. gsrsins; ferner, BOB oWe unformuat fir Die Seisbs Der e!rSlret
Qccal 8ereine bc6 srrebt wsroen fam. tpenn bic eiuerien @onhuutiouen mob
aew,Ieu, BON cen 9irsdoren uro Gssaatsn aufsuhtaenon uuo fir oue Qcei.
gueiue sla4 binosnsm Sruutidsen abssiobt. bsSp. sraan5t ano usianoert NOR
ben; peher bic Jrass, ME man be lursen 3sutlten in cr 8sRutaf 5nher ub
BARN tebautL fanr,-osrarhae uno uple onoere pibtss Jrossn, j. y, hbsr nos
8erbdinB Der Ysuiue uno oes Stats 8nbanoss 81 ben se9rmen S,saitl fhn
werosu be 8sriammlurs beitdft9eu.
Bs aus ben SUsi lsstsn Nunmsrn b.s "NorNasrn" gu nmsisr. une we in
bmIslben tart beont, 1T es aud br Beriommlunsspios 2ute Sails fltf, bi
ieben Gsrsnsbruoer anlcdsn iouts, osm &uF: rauf nod 9uile JaGa !" cae 80.
1olae Al leifen. Sb nun aud oas ySatSibum Der totbolidsn &rhe in
Qnile Soils uno Douon @ountb aleiteu Shritt nit Dem iOuRpen Nuitoure
mO0sn mir in ouir Drummer ieben. Wt fsuoissm Gufblid Su @on
tanu mon aud in ouRm Tunfe nit pcahsm &:dte antWOrten: rSa, uo rod
mebr."-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30
&atbol,fMes WatienbauS.

Vexila regis. bic Stanoatten os bimmlihen 86aias, fo' aud bic bier
Der pora'brunsen. cos Banner Der Birdie SNu @brf, bs &rsuSesbanur,. if
fehapaanst I'M Der Dhte eaer trdsnfiuclden umsebuns; obr oteies y ,ne,
mrb NWmau6 mebr Iuehmen f0Dnen. So nebt BON elmer blHeen Sfdtte, no cine
Senerotion bsrnnssbiloet mire, Die in 'hrsr Sat 5u sttahen mRsn Nib, mas lbre
Batter in Der ae9snmdrtsen NIT piden Opiru eruuaen.. gs gbt unter Ger ae
senudrt4sn Generation aud nod INNER &uibOliien Der Mttdfano uub Die Gr.
better. mede ibr lestes ShetHnu Su benz ein5is NObw.noisen in Der @sm.inbe.
elmer fab. Stuls. beirasen. Bon ben & itsn uno gBobtbabeuben- Benise que,
ssnommsn- sltn, me 5u oasn 8shen 10 aud ist, bic gSorte: bs 9thtera:
rWuf ou Dir unb Dir nur benen, nrsenos masf ou 1ant erwnben;
Sdmahtn wrt ou, uno am Gtel Dor Dir ielber muBt ou herben."
@ebe Trtytnuutn.
NMo fpmmt our Bsraibuu9l Nuh, UNI eumnl Gus benz geih1ftsaemible br.
ausSufommen unb i'm trauten o uoedreie benz Borte ,gemlbidku" Hehuuno
81 trc9en; oen es bBt beim uora'nanuten Dtter:
.8ebt bent 9aiier, mas bs &aHers, 6ott mas @otes-nebt aeibrieben.
eebt ben Saikr, bod Elm wsne ourft ibr euh aud ielber' Ueben.-
WNO Stt gum Cruz uo uuf Nhsb9isbm!
Glois&aiter t, Bfarrer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30

~ WaAn sr,nnere ttd sitief bes
nfusn DlaBes &c. 624, ST. @ermain'
ft,aBe, neben 5anbels Glsnmaarsnbano.
luna. mo elm ieoer boS beie unb biqisiie
S1ubaeus fouft bel :Sobn u. @olter.
- 9nhnarSt Spratlep tuiro
ON 9onrsria9 ben Z. October in Cob
Spring rno am Jreitos ben s. October
in &ihmono isia. 8abnarb ,it IN alen
8peisen Su ben niebrisften Breiien 43'2
~ Gin 2sbrer. Der bsuiiden uno
enaliihsn Sprahe polInanb'g mdhiis,
Der e,ue ltnJidbrise Grfatruns i'm Unite
bot, iuht s,ne Gnfeauus. Nu&SufraasH
i'm ~Rorbtern." 49,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30

16S- SD babe 10000 Gdsr ofs BE
ten 2inbes in Central inneiotn. bic
uerfauft perben mifen. &ommt uro
lnBt eut bic Yreiie auseben. g. 6
VI ttpooo. 40-4t
~ 5rost nod Ter Commercial
Borqaet Graarre BON Der 3. O. Dire
@laarren SO, bonn erbaliei ihr bic bette
So Q @isarre. bic ibr ie serau1t habt.
gu usrfuuisn bel aqen Sdnblsrn. 38ba
~ Jarmen in j'oem gouutp in ben
norcwsflideu Staoten uon $500 auf
udr!s, cultipirt unb ni4t eultioirt. Nan
irass nod bel 3 acobfon 4 NiL
+. unter Der ertsu Rationalbanl In
ct. glsub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30

9pei pshsye Wornmente. petde elm bsr'bes 8eusniB fht zen Joridrtt Der
IfAb. ST, d. IN Gute Asas ublssr. Rb hes Susplcl ub es Wa,ienbaus NIT
1870 anbtn. Die bdsebrudEn 9ilber 5euaen BON Der Subhantialtdt uno Nn'
mmb Der bicru mdttiaen @stduoe SD tan uibt untaIafsn. bs bohberJ8n
@onnss tr sdvehern. oes NRaior 6. Nosrd, 81 srmaaasn. Die 5rauelseiner'
Shmshsu hotsn II Belle Yrauie III Der eorhgeu fron56fiten @smetnoe cine Hell
ne RsbsrtcKana ssrdubr. bic obsr uor uussfdbr nen Sobren ourh 5'uer ser.
fbt muree Die Obcadlokn StmtHen NIT ibren gBaHen fanon in elmer fsinen.
srbdrmhfen Saue Elm setpsniaes rnteiommsn. Da erborme Hh cbeuseronn
ter Serr. elm Nd tatbOlt. uub ab ben shm'hern 10 Gcrss 2inh an Der mo
ldsn eiuotsrer5s fir Ihrtlate 8wtde. g. 9. amde. 6oipitol Oesr cine Sduls
Ooer g9aiknbaus. uno oih jt nus elmer 8ibuiB zine 8cpnhtshd t. fur 8ronte
ru> Bnien enthonosn. Dor Z Snhnn Sdbne bic iab. Btuoueuus Der Sta>tca.
25 9omHien, teue 49, ba SOC IN ben beceu Semetnoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30
~ Die q. O. W ire giaorrsn

~ Sle 3. o. B ire gisorrsn
60. bal hire Commercial Borqlst 81.
aarre ouf ben Watft sebrabt. BON al.
Ion @auhern m,ro iie iiir ouaseSsiduet
sebalten. BsrFubt oisielbe unc iie pire
eud sefaller. 3S DO
naS- Starb 81 Bremen ON 3 Sum
1897 Der Mshoniier Sobaun Ssirrit
Soispb 9lid (96id). GENE G'ben
iino sriuht. iih on q. 5elomann.
4upalt in Bremen, S0stHrdBe No, rs
81 penbsu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30
Gers Sejus STRIDE, Viarrbaus uno shule.

WS ShrHber oHfs Dor etnaS aber I SabRn nod 2dHe Soils fam, bo fonn.
te mon mMs prohhih fatbolitss 2sbsn potfuoen. 90 9limmte nod 10 me Elm
%ouslStaenbss Osliat&eu. Cine uraie. hem gs,foq nahe iatoli!te aitas lf'hben
cine gRdhooifen Rirhe) urunserte ben Yhs, melhen isst elm hathtes @ottess
haus. ioio aus 8eaafeanen sebaut. 5trt, oas sur ~8eridoueruus Der Stabt noe
ientlb beitdst Der Bu lNt 8usnIB ab bon Der OprwQistett Der @smenbe
unb Der Tudiefnt bres aQusrshrten SeeliorserS. bes hodu. 6trrn NItbur Ga.
moth; Dor 7 So95sn aanO aua 81: osutia p0I9iite ands nod in uueOasnoe.
tenn 8ufanoe na. Our 3Ht Der Nnfunft bee Nfen reftipnben Hrie1ers, bes
hO&w. Sn. alOis @oasr. bate bic Ssmiuce nod in Bforrbaus. 9s efe.
ms bic Semeinoe tbat. NOR bic @rtauuns enes Hfarrbuuks i'm Sobre 1891.
necessarium', bic Yfarri1ule. Ssst # ab bic Bforrihue ia. ub Die Ss.
me'nce battle Die bebre 5reuoe uno taBe Ssnustbuung, oMie nsue Stule nit CO.
200 8mbern er6Hnet Su f,ben. Wdbreno Der @onuention mrb Die @inueibuna
Der s&Me oub ben todwdrbaasn Sn. Yiihoi 3rutsc aatfnom an 6. DctO
Der. rahminaoS 2-3 llr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30

90 Die ri&tise Bel, 8, iuuisn II.
iuaann bic Breiie niesris iino. S.brn.'
ber @tarf uiro nod cine 8.it lam
fortfobrer, ubren Su ben frub,rsn ME-
hriaen Brsiien 81 psrfaufen, uispcbt
bic Hreiie 9eftteseu fino. Btr nsbm,n
6oIS uno &ottchsIn fir irssno etuos
aus un5eren @aarenporratb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30

laubbcit fanm utdt esbetIt weroem ourd
lsiais Nppiieattenen, ptii Ne ben ironfen ltsti bee
spta. Il. I0 asustst, ~ i%urir.u' uuSS S Ter n sS
eenfituttpneae Seilmittd. 7aubttit rtrk turH
sins n snt,anttttn 3ufane Ter f&lsimissn 6usfitt.
fs Retre I'D snt,antst, tatt itr etnsn rumpslntsn
Zen cher unreutcmmsnss GstSr; unh menu Hs gaui
esf6lefsn II. srfelst 1auttsit. une rtnn bic Gnt.
itren g~stSristn 3ufaue ptriest rsrtm lam, rtrb
rae @,tsr fur immsr ,srfSrt wtrten; nsun 8dQs IN.
ter ,stn Hnt turA 8atarrt rtrurfa6t. rtl&s ni6ts
ale tin sutiauestsr 3ufans her ftisimtstn Dbsrad'
den Ia.
gsir rsasn sintunstrt Tsuars tar isttn tur&
aaiarrt ps%rurfa6ttn) 5au ron Iaubtttt ettsn, ben
mir nt&t turH Gtnnstmsn psn 6aa's 1atarrt. 8ra
tsiisn fsnnsn. eaet su6 umf pnh G~treuiars tsmmsn
g.. 5. Gksns o.. Gslsbs ,Clts.
Dsrfssft Ssn aess aSstlsRess. 10 Ssats.
&su's oAntlieu. vtosu W. tsesm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30

den. SD babe Die bette Relbooe, 3obne
obue Stmer5 5u peruriaden, aus,ust,bsn
Sabt Sbr eines Der elesanten neuen 3sbn.
aebiie oes 9r. Nipen seieben. &snn IL
bonn peroet Sbr ME alidlih fnblen, bIs
Sbr zines bauon babt. Die niebrieisn Vreii,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30

- ascarets ftimuliren Die 9eber, Niereu
uno ben Wa9en. aeine Grfrantuna, tiene
Sdpdhe ooer Sniluensa. log.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30
DIR. NIVEN

piro 8u Sauis in Ct glpun
ietn am L.. 2 A., s., 8. unnT
October. Sd iann Sure 90b.
ne Jnueu uno iie auf p,ele ,3ob.
70 Shnu uun oabro,AL.O~T
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-30

9tuf na@ xtttle UaaS!

Bell bent Gage, Der aufs nee Tins Sur Sunbesfaer rut
Den ourh ebte Yrubertreue Sbr sum Wonnetage ibuft
eanse nod blub unier trautsr Serein. hts nod sefaert BON irobliben &eibn!'
Suueesht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07
COMMUNICATED.
What old "Rn Is that trying. in bis crud

What old "B" is that trying, in his crude
and imperfect way, 10 criticise the action of
the Junior Order of United Amer can Me.
chanics because they have seen fis to raise
flag over the tomb of the father of our coun-
try =? What does he know about the order any
way, or about ally hing else. for that matter?
He il evidently one Of those dull, sleepy
headed individuals whom even the Angei
Gabriel will have soma difficulty in awaken.
ing. That he is rot quite dead is apparent
from his question, Where am l at?' but he
imme lately falls asleep again and imagines
that this flag raising is not in accordance with
the wishes of the Living. dying or defd."
He says I'VE have had enough OF these flag
raisiDgs" There may be more than one "B !"
but hardly think it, for 1t iS hard to find
In these days of universal education any soe-
cimens of humanity like poor b. Had he
been educated Ill an American public school
he certainly would be too good citizen to
speak disyespecifully of the stars ami Stripes
Lack of intelligence seems to be BIS great
fault would arviss him that b.fore ho
again exposes his ignorance in this matter to
borrow book of constitution and bylaws
from some Mechanic and post himself. The
principle, of the j. O.. u A. M are sbove crit
icism snd repr; sent the highest aims of our
civilization Teey are fighting for mob e
cause. and if they meet with 10 greater OBJ
structions than this 'B." who simply adver
It's their good works st the expense of his
own marrow minded bigotry and disloyalty,
flag ralsings in the future will be many and
fr quent :.
Then conquer we must, when our cause it is
just. :,
And this DO our mo.to: din God is our trust. :"
And the star spangled banner in triumph
shall wave
Der the land of the free, and the home of the
bravo MECHANIC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07

MURDERER IN THEIR HoME.-The
family of Samuel W. Harwood, one OF
the most prominent men in Richmond,
have for weeks been living under the
same roof with a murderer in their
handsome residence. opposite the Cow
ernor's mansion. The police heard re.
Gently that John Daily, a negro, who
was wanted in Charlotte county for
shooting his wife, was concealed in the
house. Three officers went to the
house to search for Daily. Just at the
back of the building very dark stair
way leads down into the basement,
there being small room at the bottom
of this staircase. The door at the top
of the stairs was bolted. The man was
there and was quickly hauled forth and
taken to Jail. Daily had been conceal.
ed by Richard Gregory, colored man,
who, with his wife, is in Harwood's
employ,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07

A. L. AT the meeting and drill
last night of the Alexandria Light In
faDtry forty members were present and
three recruits were enrolled. A COM
miltee was appointed to ascertain the
rate of transportation to Richmond
should the company determine to take
part in the Inauguration of Gov. Tyler
and further consideration of the matter
was postponed till next Monday night.
Squad drills will be held on Wednes-
day and Friday nights in order that the
men may perfect themselves in the new
drill. Capt. Bryan stated that men
who were derelict in attendance upon
drills would be court martialed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07

BILL INTRoDUoED-These vera
me bills introduced in the House of
representatives yesterday by Mr..
hixey, mention of which was made in
the Gazette of that date:
a bill to set asiFea PORTION of the Airing.
ION tate for experimental agricultural pur.
poses. and to place said portion under the
jurisdiction of the secretary of Agriculture
and his successor in office. Referred To the
committee on military affairs.
Petition OF numerous citizens of Alexau
dria, Va, favoring the passage of a bill to
prohibit the Interstate Transmission of lottery
tickets and other gambling matter to the
committee on Interstate and foreign com.
mercc.
Aiso petition OF about 400 citizens of
Alexaad ria, Va, urging the passage of bill
10 prohl it the transmission by mail or inter-
stste commerce of newspaper descriptions of
Prize hts-.o the committee on the post
otfics ard rost roads.
Also petition of citizens of Alexandria, Va,
adopted at meeting hold in the First Bap-
list Church, asking for the passage of a bill
70 raise The age Of protection for girls to Is
years in the District of Columbia and tho
Ierrtores-to the committee on the District
Of Co umbia
Also petition of citizens of Alexandria,
va, for the passage of bill prohibiting the
sale OF Intoxicating beverages in all govern
ment buildings-to the committee on public
buildings and grounds
Also, petition Of numerous citizens of Alex.
andria. va asking for the passage of bill
prohibiting binetoscope reproductions of
pugilistic encounters in the District OF Column.
bia aud Territories. and the interstate trans
mission of materials OF tho same-to the COLI.
mittee on the District of Columbia.
Also, petition OF citizens otAlaxandria, Va,
Endorsed at a union Thanksgiving service in
the First Baptist Chnch, urging the passage
Of a bill for q Sabbsth law for the national
capitalize the committee on the District of
Columbia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07
LOCAL BREVITIES.

A business meeting of the Y. M. S. L.
will be held tonight.
Belle Haven Lodge, knights Of
Honor, will meet tonight for the cleo.
ton of officers.
Mr.. Ferd Knight, while at work in
the boiler shop of the Southern Rail-
way this morning had one of his eyes
seriously burned by molten lead.
The Children of the Confederacy will
hold an adjourned meeting tonight at
the residence of Mrs. D. 81. Appich to
make arrangements for holding an en-
tertainment during the holidays.
Marshall, a colored man employed at
Hayfeld farm, who was hurt some time
ago by runaway team and was brought
to the Infrmary here where his TO-
jories could be attended to, was in a
condition to-day to be removed to his
home, where he went to-day.
Senator Mushbach would like to cor
respond with anyone who possesses q
portrait or silhouette of the incumbent
of the office of mayor of Alexandria at
the time George Washington was the
guest of its citizens while on his way to
New York to be inaugurated. His
object is to obtain copy of such por.
trait to illustrate book now in prepa.
ration.
Toey Fob Sing, a Chinese laundry
man doing business in Baltimore, was
committed for court yesterday in de-
fault of $40 fine for destroying property
and on an additional charge of carrying
concealed weapons, for which he was
fined S. and costs. The Chinaman
and woman named Mary Young
we're married in this city last spring.
The trouble was the outcome of do
nestle infelicity, in which his mother
in-law figured.
Mr.. 0. W. Roeche, a number of the
Tommy Shearer Company now filling
an engagement at the Opera House, is
descendant of the Roach family, q
number of whom left here in 17SS and
located in Ohio and Iowa. He says
when he left tie west he was told by
his father to see if any OF the family are
still living in this vicinity. He also
says there is now monument near
Marietta, o., with the names of forty
FIVE members Of the family who are
now buried there. He also says his
aunt has in her possession an old chair
which was made in this city over q
hundred years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07

MYSTIC CIRcLE.-Arlington Ruling
Fraternal Mystic Circle held their
regular bi-monthly meeting at Odd
Fellows Hall last night. Mr.. ]. E. Wy.
att, Supreme Deputy, was present and
presided. One candidate was initiated
and several applications for member
ship were received. Phe outlook for
the perpetuation of the order in this
city is exceedingly good. This is one
CT the best, as well as the cheapest, in
sursuee orders in existence. One of
the advantages is that there are only
y payments year and o part OF such
payments goes to the reserve fund,
which is used to pay claims when the
death rate is above the average.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07

BrsIyEss HEN S LEAGUE.-The regu.
~ na.gl; meetings Of the Business
Mn. League WAS but slimly attended
l., risnt, although the subjects dis.
cn>,si were Of considerable interest to
T. NJ. B. Harlow, the president OF
.,ri.lsue. presided, and Mr.. W. F.
60 -, occupied his place as secretary.
AIR. Joua " May, who had been Sc
)scrsi 10 Inquire iato the terms of in
.nrs.ce aolcies iasGed in this city, re-
nor..d tEat from what he could learn
H.. eampauies represented here had
srou abandoned the three-Quar.
ie-s alsuse. Opposition companies,
wbc on suca feature, had establish
81 sceaciss here, and the other con-
a,is aad been from necessity COM
ieI1sG 10 eliminate the objectionable
c.sa-l r.. m p.licies.
1lr Har.ow sad his attention
d Seen called to an increase
u four cents per 100 pounds on
IN fei,ht less than carload shipped
caaav b1aocn road of the Southern
R4iiUay. The order, it seems, st first
ex.en3ei over the main stem also, but
tie company had subsequently an-
rolncsd that all freight on the
man line of the road would be carried
n the old rates, but four cents per hun
dr,d ezla would be charged on the
MANASSAS. ". & o. and Warrenton d.
vsio :. Th;s, he urged. was hard
ship OF 4 exandria, as most Of the ship.
me4s from this place were in less than
carIosa lots. He suggested the ap.
poatment of a committee to wait upon
the railway officials and have the order
r,scinded.
After some discussion Messrs. Chss.
Kns, y. Lindsey, w. H. May, ". a.
Smoor, and j. T. Beckham were APP
pointed on the committee, and on mo-
lion Mr.. Harlow was added to it.
Or motion OF Mr.. Carne it was re-
solved 20 hold the annual meetings on
the seconG; Monday in January in each
year in future.
Mr. Harlow said he had received at
last fifty letters recently asking for in-
formation concerning the city, and he
suggested the printing Of maps, descrip-
tons, &C., for general distribution.
After some informal talk the league
adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07
FL NEEcHANTs.-The holiday ira

m NEECHANTs.-The holiday trade
:. Hst approaching and shoppers
!, -. already busying themselves as to
NJ and where to buy. OF course
, g'., have recourse TO the columns >of
.5eGsz lie as guide, aud those mer-
lIs rho, through their advertise
,,ar,s keep the public advised as to
u.ba, hey nave to sell usually reap the
I'd 40 better advertising medium
,.an ne Gazette can be had. tits uni.
rsr.aiIy read in this city and in the
o,n9,i.s whose people trade in Alex
soi-ja and ,hose people have for gen.
ar..iau. consulted its columns for in
fum4t,ou Of ali kinds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07

FUNERAL.-The remains of William
F. Devaughn, q former resident of this
city, who committed suicide several
days ago near Baltimore, arrived in
this city this evening. They were
taken charge of by Belle Haven Coun-
Gil, Junior Order of Mechanics, and in
tered in the Methodist Protestant
cemetery. The pallbearers were mem.
bers of the three councils of this city.
The deceased was a member of Mount
Washington Council, of Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07
Ho.y toIook Good.

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07

K. Z. LEE CAMP.-The regular
mouthly meeting of r. E. Lee Camp,
Confederate Veterans, was held at
their hall last night with Commander
Ramsay in the chair and full attend
ance OF members.
An invitation from the Southern Re-
lief Society of Washington city to at
teud the opening of the French Market
a.ihe Masonic Temple, in thet city,
last night, was received and read.
The camp decided to celebrate a.
usual the anniversary OF General II. r
Lees birthday, and appointed the fol
loglug committee to make all neces
:ary arrangements: Comrades Thos
Perry, John NJ. Johnson, Edgar War.
held, 4. c. Wyckoff, E. G. Graham and
W. Hammond.
Considerable business of importance
o1ly to the camp was transacted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07

POLICE CoURT.-Mayor G. L. Ssmp-
sOn presiding.-Ths following cases
were disposed of this morning:
Toots Olden and James GraysoD, both
colored, arrested by Officers Knight
and Beach charged with stealing cloth
Ing from Leo Ewald, were fined S. each
or given 20 days on the chain gang.
VIM. Arlington and VIM. Taylor, az
resled oy Lieutenant smith and office s
Belts and Bach charged with destroy
iog the property of Dar Ccfbin, col
oTed, were dismissed.
John Arlington, arrested by Office,
Lyles charged with disorderly conduct
Al the Opera House, was fned $3.50
Warren Johnson, colored, arrested by
Special officer Turner charged with
stealing coal from the Southern Rail
way Company at the w. & o. junciioo,
vas held for the county authorities.
Night Report Lest night was cloudy
eni cool Six prisoners and thirty.
Two dodgers were at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07

ARLINGTON CATTLE MARKET, Dec. a.
Some % cattle were offered and sold as fol-
lows; Best 4a414c, good 3a.a4c medium
3a3a.c, common 2a3c per Id. Some few
sheep and lambs were offered and sold as
follows: Sheep 2a4c per lb. LAMBS 41aa51s &c
per lb. Some 10 cows and calves were Of
cred and sold at $2Oa40 per head Market
dull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-12-07
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

New York, Dec 7.-Changes in prices at
the opening were very much mixed, gains and
losses being almost equally divided There
we're features of strength among the special
ties. Business was in large volume and ex.
ceptioualiy well distributed. Later prices
ielded somewhat and the market fell into
dullness Southern preferred then came into
demand and advanced about point.