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Eastern League.


AT TORONTO.
Toronto........o Q o-s
Buffalo ...........0 o O-1
Batteries-Horton and Baker; Inks and Urquhart-
AT ROCHESTER,
Rocheater o o 0-3 8
Syracuse .........o o Q . o-s
Batteries-Gannon and o'Nein; KisSenger and Shaw.
AT sPRIN0FIELp.
ssS.nsas sprnEasid ID o-s
Bstteries-Mcainnis and Duncan; Morse and Boyd.
PROVIDENCE.
n n. Z.
Providence. o Q 9 30 II I
wilkesbarre. .....1 o OIL
Battertes-Egan and Dixon; Manvlle and Diggins-
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Cincinnati ........-.....8 o o ..-19
Earned runs-cincinnat. g. First base on errors
Cincinnati, y. Left on bases-Cincinnau, 4; Louis
VILE. z. Twobase hits-Holliday. Irwin (s) Pietu.
Hoy. werden. Sacrifice hits-wilson. Corcoran,
PietZ, Miller. Double play-Corcoran and Richie.
Stolen bases-PfckerinE. Holiday Hoy. Struck out
BY Breitenstein. by Frazer. l. First base balls
Lon Breitensten. on Frazer. Q. Ttme-l hour and
oS minutes AttendAnce-a.500. Umpire-Hurst.
CLEVELAND, 81 ST. LOUIS, 4.
CLEVELAND, July S.-Cieveland OF the hot
test contests from St. Louis to-day the
tenth inning Douglass put out Of the game In the
teuth for Kicking. The score;
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Unique Handicap at Tuxedo.

TUXEDO PARK, July 3.-Tho members Of tho
Tuxedo Golf Club played q handicap to-day for
three silver cups presented by the women men,
bers. who also made the handicap. The results
lalI
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Bnseban Notes.

Jim Corbett makes his debut to-day In the metro
poltan district o baseball player. He will cover
hrst base for kid" Carseys team at weehaw ken
against the Bridgeport Club.
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SPECIAL KSoCKABoUT CLASS,
ApaM am. Dunbar Mrighi .H21I q 30 aS 8 b6

r'-TtH FV'VV
SPECIAL KNoCKABoUT CLASS.
Agawa am. Dunbar Wright...22.74 8 % 3S 90 %
The winners were:
Sloops 6l.foot cla,s-syce. soops. 43foot clAss-
Ponuac. Sloops 36.foOt class-Surlrlse, Sloops,
special 30footcrs-Hera hrst, Wawa second
Sloops, 3O.foot Clas6-Twght.
cabin sluOIs and yawis, 25'fOot class-Joster.
open sloops, 2a'fOut class-Vaquer0l !.
Cabin eats, SOfoot class-Onaway INST, volsuA0
second
open sloops. 20foot class-Momo.
Cabin cats. 25foOt cass-Ethel
Cabin cats, 9O-foot class-AIdie
open cats, 25ioOt cass-Culleen first, Punch second
Open cats 2O.foot class-Starliug FIRST Dorothy
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AZ tho Qusens County Club.

GLEN Cove. July s.-The nSt weekly golf oompe.
tition for the second cup presented BY Herbert l..
Pratt was held to-day. The summary follows:
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CLEVELAND.

St. Louis INNS o o IA
Earned runs-Cleveland. 8. First base by errors
Cleveland. l; st. Louis Left on bases-Cleyeland.
Donohue, I. struck out-By Powell, 8; By Donohue.
g. Twobase hits-wallace, Powell. Grady, Donohue.
Sacrifice hit-Chiids Double plays-wallace and
Childs; Cross and Hallman. Umpire-oDAy. Time
Q hours and 10 minutes.
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Ar nAnioa.
SssiSS; ossss ;adii;ai;::G2 aisaii:;...2 sSSSs?SJ a.
gs,tsries-wiHnsr. Rsrpsr and Costello, ssldsn and
At KrAnxT OVAL
eaSas eeaiS,as'Sn aisii:..:i :ii 9 .o.-,s Il J
Bstteries-castro. Rogers and Wiley, KILLER and
AT nporwooD.
sssEisTGoeIoG sSiisy e e,...G SSsSSi ss-iSS iiss,s
Batseries-JeTerson and Meyers, sheehAn and
AT oAnunnynLr.
eesGGslyn essnsGyillS. T. o..:ff S5S5SSS SS-is
Batterios-Barton and Haniey, Murphy and staitsr
Scassisi4 S5s1sS 4 e 22,so::Ss o::S SsSSSS 6-iSS
Battsries-vorhis and Hays; Tirren and Wood.
AT MOUNT VERNON.
RRisysstHyHSA::S Rivys.ias T. S.:.::S dGGSSSS
Batteries-riguS and Hogan; Runou and Totan.
AT BooNroN.
sisEssE ssSsgsa:.:.:::S :SS LII SSis Il
Battertes-Myran and Burke; Gerber and Miner
AT NEW LONDON.
fSo4ssos.: fktalSssiSs.:::GG SSSSSS 2 Ss -
Battsries-Hutchinson and Milleri Fox and Hughes.
AT oosHrN.
eSss eSssSS. ss.!i.:.:.:SS sSSSS SSiSS
Bstteries-outwin and Tracy, TieEnoy and Miller.
AT ATLANTIC crTY.
As.sasiisn.. Asasasii Gis.: ddaS
AT sonRvuLn.
sS%sss:so:;: sfs%lnsson: :SS SSSSSSG
batteries MoLsushlin and Francis, ooniin and
Hunt
TON 10: svester, PemSrook Co, ass oslhous, Rob
bins Co. 90; Ovid. 2ei Monitors 4. Fort Green,
o.; Roofwsll , I; Marietta, q: LangdOn;9 Nsw
Matthsws saesmen. =. Excelsior, 4; Oak. Jr. 4.
Pau, %. Maynower. 1si Biossoms, 10.
Az Cloeter-Closter y. o. o; Tenany, Q.
Al tMdgewood-Abbey Imbrie, IL; Empire T G.. Q.
At city islnnd-City Island. 10; spaldins Literary
At tTremont-Suburbans. 1a; Dakota r. CO.
At Sprnghurst-M. b. Brown, 90; Tower Mfg Co., ..
At tEewark-Jefferson A. c., 5; Oak y. O., 8.
At Cranford-West End Y. O., L; Crawford A. O., Q.
Az areenPoint- Brooklyn Heights A. A. IL; Brook
AT tStamford-Stamford,s g, Emerald,7.
At Bergen Point-Bay Ridge r. O., Is; Amersfort 2.
At Mertden-hertden, Q; Torrington, o.
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Larocque was two up with only four to go in
his match with Morten. losing afterward on the
nineteenth hole. The summary:
seabright Cup-Second round; J. A. Tying Morris
County, beat j. A Morton. Staten Island &. and b. B.
G., ty default; Alexander Morten Ardsey Club. beat
Louis L. Larocque, Jr. Shinnecook Hills. up. 10
holesi w. @. Stewart seabright, boat W. T. Gray 81.
and St Andrews, beat r. r. Toier. BaItusroi, q mp.
Stewart and Bowers had the crowd with them
when they started out in tho afternoon. The
young Otscgo player was decidedly nervous and
quite wild in driving going out, losing his ball
In the long grass from the ninth tee through this
fault. Stewart played in his usual easy style.
and was four up at the ninth without being
pushed at all. He would have been i've up
but tha: tho third hole was halved by
Stewards ball knocking Bowers's into tho
cup from Its lodgment on tho rim. Tho
latter played a strong game on the second
round, but after the twelfth hola Stewart
played in jerky style. and was nearly overcome
by the heat. He still drove the longer ball. but
his iron shots were sadly of tho mark in most
cases. On this account Stewart found tho
bunkers on the way to the twelfth, fourteenth.
and fifteenth holes, at which point Bowers was
only one down. The sixteenth was halved, after
Stewart had tipped the fence on his second shot,
which shortened the carry OF the balls. He
was in great trouble on his iron shots to the
seventeenth hole and just escaped getting into
the brook The seventeenth hole made Bowers
all square. As Stewart was bunkered on his
second shot for the eighteenth hole, the Otsego
man won by a narrow margin. Stewart has
only been ten days In the country and the terri
Bile heat had nearly prostrated him. The cards
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Olsa.asa fans-New York, y. Two base hits-Joyoe.
TenassA n Three base hit-Holmes. Stolen bases
bsas o1h'Gty; First base on srrors-Boston. First
II bv oaiS-On suyetts, 3. Struck out-By Stvetts.
Lft o5 H5sSskin 2. Double play-Tenney lunsAsisted).
aAd "a oa's.-Boston. o. New York z. Time-i hour
Attendsr'nni minutes UmpireS-Lyneh and Mcdonald.
pUALfN' D; PHILADELPHIA, 2-EIRsT GAME.
tLis ntASpEiPHIA, July 3.-The first game played
team. erhoon by the Philadelphia and Brooklyn
10 ses mah as pretty u contest ss one could wish
prolIr, aoOnading in line fielding features and
clfec4iiv SOppoTtune hitting, Both pitchers wero
rouStsSe !, although the fielding In q measure ac-
the gan Tor the light scoring. At no time was
Shindis settled until the last man was retired.
hls fun piayei hne game at third In spite OF
l''e' while Dolehanty and Gillen both
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Ks,y England League.

Other Games.
AT HAcKExsAoK.
oritani r. PC.....2 o o o -
Engiewood r. 90 o o o o o 90 0
Batteries-Fishel and Cummingi weStervelt and
O'Nein.
AT NEW RocHEILK
H1sg,1sGS HHugussISot A. 6S 6o'''.'.'"..SS oSSG 0-a
batteries -Mcoowan and Rochell; stanawAy and
AT woRrEsDTKE-
Ts,,sssy.e yn,r. Says. "a g SSd5Si SS-sss e !
patteries-Tsmpleton and CAROLS o'Esill aud Tom.
EABfoH.
Es:soH; Es,sSss: ;;;...,..S g SSSSd S--iss iS !
BAtteries-McPhsrson and HoyI Boyle and Smith
AT SOUTH ORANGE.
saaRPs H,aRse o4saS: a: g ;y:SS yo.S Il
BAtterieS-Brooks and McCannI ohard and Grady.
AT JAMAICA.
ssmt.ss sHii.$.sa;s "a 5iSsstiS -
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vAGARIES OF GOLF FORM.
SzEWART; THE ENGJIsH AMATEUR,
BEATEN At SEABRIGHT

Bowers Defeats the visitor sna AI.e povvps
Tetcr-TsnE stin In Tor the Hinals-Reoera
Scores MADE ~ Many or the Players
Heat Oppressive In the Artsrneon.
Homebred form was In the asoendancy at the
5eabrtRht Golf Clubs open tournament yester-
day, for the visiting English amateur, w, q.
Stewart, was put out In tho semi-fnal round for
the Seabright Cup. He was beaten by ono Of
the younger set Spotswood d. Bowers Of the
otsego and st. Andrews olubs. Bowers was
the runnerup TO Louis p Bsyard, the inter
collegiate champion. at the Baltusrol open tour
nament month ago. The victory yesterday
shows that his form is consistent, and also that
the younger golfers promise 10 be the champions
Of the future. Tomorrow Bowers will meet
James A. Tying In tho finals, when tho relative
merits Of tho older and younger divisions viii
again be tested.
A fresh ocean breeze cooled tho temperature
yesterday morning, but It nearly died away in
the afternoon, 90 that the heat was very oppress-
i've to those out on tho links. Bowers and Tolor
were the first out In the morning round for
the Seabright Cup. In the first nine holes
Toler had three and Bowers two In threes.
They were halvod at that point both in
holes and strokes. each having recorded
q thirty-hve. Toler was two up at the
nth, and the sixth hole was halyed in
three. Al tho seventh mashie pitch from Just
on the putting green gave tho honors to Bowers
In three, Tolor getting down In four. Even play
made tho eighth halvcd hole In four, but an
extra long put enabled Bowers to finish all even
at tho ninth green.
The grand golhng was kept up in tho second
round, when each scored Q forty-one. Toler lost
the eleventh by poor luck. q hoofma stopping
q rolled-up approach shot He was for tho hrst
time ono down. Bowers having tho cup safe in
four. Two holes halved In four followed, each
in bogie figures. At the fourteenth hole, how
evor, Bowers was bunkered from his brassey on
the second shot, and Toler won 1t In fvo strokes
to seven. This Is tho 3OO-yard hole. and is called
the Hawks Nest, q pair Of fshhawks having
nested for many years on o tree near tho tee.
The hawks lowered over the nest yesterday, and
were afraid to 60 seaward In search Of food for
their young.
A short approach cost Toler tho next hole, of
391 yards, Bowers getting into the cup In nve
Toler half topped his second shot on tho six.
teenth hole, but tho ball luckily passed between
the rails Of tho fenco bordering tho bunker and
no harm was done. Bowers sent his ball dead
on the green In three and won the hole In
four. Toler won the seventeenth hole in
four in precisely tho Same way, Bowers missing
q desperate put to halvo It, and using up six
strokes. Starting for the homo hole, with the
tho bunker 21O yards from the toe. A brilliant
thirtyfoot put gave the hole to Bowers in three.
Tolor was over on his put to halve, giving the
match TO Bowers by two up. Both tied in
Stewart on Friday. Tho cards:
4 d 4 4 a.
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In tho mixed foursomes for special prizes at
tho Larchmont Yacht Club links yesterday,
dubbed, from the fact that only husbands and
wives could play as partners, the Matrimonial
Foursomes." Mr.. and Mrs. G. Oliver Isein and
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Flint will play tomorrow.
The cards handed in by those who contested yes
terday follow:
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woehASSoett posltiVely plays irst base to-day at
Adnll1sIos SNd Tor CsrSeys team against Bridgeport.
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or On . Holiday Csuiss.

Other competitors wero: Harvey Murdoch. y. B.
and j. T. Pratt.
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q, A. Murdoch, Jr. ,
sIi,ed Foursomes at Larchmont.

After the competition Mrs. Charles s. Brown
gave tea In the clubhous to nearly 100 guests
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Stewart met Gray in tho morning, and as he
was in his best form the ct. Andrews amateur
was unable TO hold him. Society had an interest
In this match. and large party followed tho
outward holes in splendid style and made a new
for
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MIXED Fourseme Team Match.

Tho tie for second place between Clark ~
Warren was played OF. resulting in win +
Clark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-02
AUCTION SALES.
By r. F. Knox, Auctioneer.

by H. L. huOA, AuCllO0eeI-
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE
y IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY, VA.-By
virtue off decree of the Circuit Court for the
county of Alexandris, Virginia, rendered in
the chancery cause of Wni. Byeard against
Cary Goings ct ais the Undersigned, special
CO mmissoner of sale, will offer for sale at pub.
lie auction on
SATURDAY,
June the 18th, 1897. at 5 o'clock p. IN,
in front Of the premises, the following de-
scribed properly, to wit:
ALL THAT LOT OK TRACT OF LAND
in the county of Alexandria. Virginia, about
= miles west from the city of Alexandria,
Va, situated On the north side of the Alexan-
dria and Lcesburg road, adjoining and east of
the land of Capt Ennis, deceased, ard bound
cd as follows; 10 wit: Beginning at fence
70 st at the southeast corner of the lard OF
Ennis deceased and in the north line of the
lcxandIia and Lecshurg road and running
hence with The cast line Of said Ennis Il.
% f. go 2-1O feet to stake and stones;
thence with the land OF the said Ennis ). o9i2
f. 202 $40 feet TO a stske and stones IT the
northwest corner of the land of Goings;
hence with Tho west line Of said Gongs S.
Sc w $50 80 feet to stake in the said
north lire Of The Alexandria and Leesburg
road theme with the north line OF the said
road So W. PAT $40 feet to the Begin
ming, containing three and one-half (3l2)
acres
Terms Of Sale: One-half of the purchase
money in cash and residue in two equal pay
mcnts (6) aud twelve (12) months from the
day of sale, deferred payments to bear inter
est at six per cent. per annum, evidenced Oy
bonds of the purchaser. and title to be retain.
ed until purchase money is paid in full. All
conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
DOUGLASS STUART,
Special Commissioner.
l hereby certify that Douglass Stuart, the
special commissioner of sale in the above
cause, he's enter, into bond in the sum of
one thousand dol lars with approved security
rs required by the decree of sale above
mentioned
Testc: H.H. YOUNG, Clerk.
my21 is By &. ID. YOUNG. d. c.
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opening and Closing of,hc Mails.

Northorn mails close AT 30 and II 10 a..
10. and Is, = 80. 6 80 and & 30 =. NJ.
Opou 8; s OC - IT,. II 90 m and 5 90 p IN
Southern mails via Charlottesville, close
at 80 aud 10 30 H. IN. and D and
s 80 ,. N. Opon at 90 a. IN. and 3 90
p. m.
Southern mails, Wis Richmond, close al
10 40 a. NJ and 3 10 and s SO p II.
Manassas Division malls close at 80 =. N.
and > 10 p. m. 0pon at | p. NJ.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close al
8 40 s. III. and 90 p. III. Opon at 90 y. M.
and 3 sop m.
Chesapeake and Ohio mails close at Is
o. m. ana s 30 p. M. opon al S 90 a. IN. snd
i 10 P. IN.
Washington mails close at 80 and II 10
%. M, aud Is, > so, 30 and s 30 p. III.
Opon nj 90 ~ M, IL 90 m. aud 90 and
4 SO y. IN.
ohico Hoars-opon at 90 a. ~. Close at
90 u. m
sunday IIours-Opon at 9 90 a. m. Close
at . so .. III.
Carriors' Schedule Collections made on
inside routoS-6 30 and 10 90 a. N. and
; 00 and 3 70 p. IN. Full routo-6 so y. M
and 5 80 p. m Sunday collection 90 p,
m. Carriers window opon Sunday 8 90 q. m.
and close 9 80 p. m.
Deliveries made 5 90 Il. M, II 00 NJ, and
90 y. m.
All mail should DO in office ten minutes
before hour indicstcd for closing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-02

SUMNER NoRMALs.-The norma
schools OF Virginia will be held ihi-
summer as follows:
Irvington, June ooh to July 9th.
Professor Thomas J. Stubs, Phi. D.,
College William and Mary, conductor
Charlottesville, June 2Sth to July %.
Mr.. L. G. Glass, city superintendent
OF schools, Lynchburg, conductor.
The first of these normals will be de-
voted principally TO the Organization OF
schools, with general instructions as to
methods in teaching. The Charlottes-
Vile school will be devoted chiefly to
methods, in detail for every study.
The colored Dormals are these.
Hampton, June l4th to July 10th.
Miss Dora Freeman, Hampton Inst.-
tute, conductor
Petersburg, June 29th to July 9th.
President James H. Johnston, of the
Virginia Normal and Collegiate Insti-
tute, conductor.
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FOB ALEXANDRIA.

Leave Washington, from the corner Of
Pennsylvania avenue and 1872 street. week
days, 30, 7 % ,exp.eSsl, 80. : 90 ex-
pless), S 30 express, 9 90. 9 5J. 1Oo5
(express), II % and il IS Il. nl. l. %
(expressj II 20 10, -, > O5 expires
= 40, , GO lexp'ess6 , -, i 90 ,-xpzessl,
4 3 (express). 10. y %. 20 texpIess =,
) 30 % (.xpTess). 60. 0O 10, 90
10 90, II 20 and ] 50 .. N.
sunGays-S DC. 8 90 10 90, 1890. II 90.
Il . ana II Ou H. ID i 30 ! 90, 30.
= GO. > 80, 3 90. 3 80, 4 90, 4 20 90
, 80. GO, 80, 90, 5 90. . 90. 10 co and
Leave Alexandria fer Mount Vernon and
way stations osily except sunday. ~ -,
10 81 ] ] - a. N. and - 81, ! IL. D.
3 % 4 43 p III.
Leave Alexandria for Mount Vernon sun
day only at 7 80 . 30, II 81 a. Ii. aud
> 81 and i 43 p. u.
Leave Arlington Junction for Arlington
and Rosslyn hourly.
Baggage carried and checked AT King and
Royal streets, Alexandria. and 1915 and
Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington, free. BIZ
cycles carried p cents each.
Communication tickets are sold at the Offices
of the Mt Vernon Railroad, Royal and King
strets 1T the following rates:
Fare. Alexandra TO Washington, 10 cents
round-trip. % cents. Communication rates
Quarterly tickets, ~ 2.56; monthly tickets,
-. 90; school tickets 3D. family trip
tickets, S625 package tickets. 50 cents.
q. f. ABBOT. GEO. Z. PHILLIPS
General Manager. Genera Passenger Agt
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aIexs,s,lIria 6azstfe,
wEa E-DAY EVENING. JUNE 2, 1897.
"EAr LITTLE, LIVE LONG "

ZEAL Little, Ii ~ LO-NU
The pope has just completed Latin
poem, Of eighty stanzas, pointing out
the beauties Of frugality and the evils
OF gluttony. The poem is filled with
charm aud quiet humor. His Holiness
says pay attention before all TO ceanll-
ness, mat Ihe table appointments be
spoElos the glass brigni. the 1aperA
Immaculate, and that from the Cellar
comes The purest wine Of the Albanlen
Hills, which exhilarates the spirits ano
keeps away trouble; but dou't 'rus'
Bacchus, 30 don't be frugal III dllutln9
w.ne WITH water" He continues
Obtain from healthy grain Well cook
ed bread Eat slarlngly OF chickec,
lamb and beef, winch are most nour
ishing to the body. Meat should
be tender and without abundan
snucrs or root vegetables, which spol
it. Fresh eggs are excellent, whether
Jaw OF slightly cooked. Drink al
abundant quaotty OF ioamiag milk; il
Infants and assists old bye
a so honey, that celestial gift. But Of
this use frugaly.
Add to these sweet herbs, fresh veg
etables and garden supplies. Add RIPE
fruits according 10 season, especially
tender apples, which, with their pink
tiuts, brighten the fauquet.
lastly, comes drink, which in bard
seeds Mocha sends you softly slipping
black liquor that comforts the heart"
The Pope adds, that by following
these precepts a man may live to
healthy, strong aad good old age.
The second part OF the poem consists
in a graphic description of a banquet
which is largely composed of oysters,
high.spiccd venison, foie gras, etc, al
the end OF which there is sometimes
strife and contention, and almost always
bodily disorders.
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RrcELIN,S ARNICA sALYE.

THE BEST SALvE in the world FOR
Cats, Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
ions, and positively cures Piles, or no
)ay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by
Err ast l.. Allen
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tennessee Centennial Exposition.

The Southern Railway announces the FOL
wing low rates from Alexandria, Va, TO
Nashville. Tenn. OCCASION Tennessee Cen
tcunlal Exposition. Season excursion tick
cts will bo sold sold April 2Sth, daily until
and including October 18th, at SOS.
Twenty day excursion tickets will be sold
daily, beginning April 10Th, until October
10Th, At $50 50 Ten day excursion tickets
viii bo sold on Tuesdays and Thursdays OF
each week beginning April 10Th, until Oc-
tober 2Glh, al $40 10. Fatcs for military
aud studon.s in parties of 20 or more made
known upon application Through Pullman
sleeping cats Washington 10 Nashville, Tenn,
through Ashcvilic and Hot Springs, N. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-06-02
LEGAL NOTICES.

XTIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of the
Corporation Court OF the city OF Alex
andsis. on the 11th day of Msy, 1897.
rllen Washington who sues b. Scott Akers,
her next friend vs.. John Washington
Memo The objec; OF this suit is 10 obtain
q decree divorcing the complainant, sllen
Washington. from the bonds Of mstrimony
with the defendant, John Washington.
Il appearing by sn affidavit filed in this
cause thst the defendant. John Washington,
Is q nonresident OF this STATE, 1t is ordered
that the said defendant appear here within
fifteen days after the due publication OF this
order ard Go Whist is Necessary 10 protect MS
interest in this suit. and that copy of this
order Ike forthwith inserted in the Alexsndris
Gazette. 3 newspaper published in the city Of
Alexandria Va. once week fox four sue.
eeSSive weeks, and posted at the 'front.' door
OF the Court House Of this city.
Albert Stus'r, p q.
a copy-Ie-te:
JOHN 5. BEACH. Clerk,
b. J. 7. CALLAHAN. D. C.
my12 WV
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XXIARFIELD & HALL,

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faiinc, Spices Of all kinds, and select stock
OF all articles sold by druggists at prices as low
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gists' Fancy Goods and Specialties.
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J. c. Ayers Medicines and John Lucas & Co.'S
Tinted Gloss and Prepared Pats, &c.
Manufacturers of Standard Pharmaceutical
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We have made large additions to our stock
and are buying leading Proprietary Articles
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We arc therefore enabled to supply the trade
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in larger cities. All goods forwarded by first
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tho purity of all drugs furnished. Core
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