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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-19

TIME STOCK BOOKS OF THE SECOND
i SERIES OF THE ME- HANIC>'
BUILDING ASSOCIATION, NO ., of Alex
andria, Virginia, will be ready for delivery
on TUESDAY, February 23rd and the second
monthly payment is due upon that day at
the office of the association, No. 212 King
street Sub criptions to stock will be received
until further notice.
LEONARD MARBURY Secretary.
{ LII Or
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-19

Sopcthing can and ought TO be done. There
is no need Of any such sacrifice. Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Will
stop it. II makes fresh pure rich blood:
Il brings back appetite and nerve force and
good Healthy flesh No matter how far
gone people seem 10 be, ifthere is anything
left 10 build on, the Golden Medical Dis
covery will build them Up again.
In consumpUo il cures people after the
doctors declare iey can't be cured. 1t
heals the lungS stoi the wasting of tissue;
and it gives more uourishnent than any
malt extract or cod liver emulsion that ever
was thought of.
Miss Mary whitman, ofEast Dickinson, Frank
lin Co. y Y. writes: For nearly ten months
had a bad cough and instead OF getting better 1t
grew worse, until was advised by "a friend Try
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ! hesi-
iated at frs, for il seemed to me nothing would
give relief only death Ny parents were anxious
about ne and thought had consumption OF the
lungs However l tried your medicine. and be
fore I had taken vcTy many doses there was Il
great change. and vixen the second bottle was
empty, was thankiul to say had no cough ana
was a great deal stronger. Many thanks iot the
Discovcrer' Of such medicne.'
A sure and permanent cure for ccnstipa..
tiou IS Or Pierce's Pellets One Pellet
is a gentle laxative two I mild cathartic.
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THE BEST SHOE MADE FOR MEN.
SOLE
MEETINGS.

TIME ANNUAL MEETING of the stock.
i holders eff the CROSS MANUFACTURE
ING co. Will be held at Fleschmann's Hotel,
Alexandria Va, on THURSDAY AFTER.
NOON, March 18th, 1897 at p. IN for the
election OF Board Of Directors.
feb1S 2w JOS. B. FORKER, Sec
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n EsIRABLE PROPERTY FOB SALE.

Just RECEIVED complete line of Pro-
y fessor J. J. Georges SCIENTIFIC PRE.
PARATIONS FOR THE FEET, incl1ding
mis- Patent Jnstep Cushions for high and To-"
shoes, Corn and Bunion Shields, etc. toI
sale by E. s. LEADBEATER & SONS.
Ask for Pamphlet on Pedislogy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1897-02-19
DRY GOODS.


Just in very desirable line of new Per-
Gales. Very choice and desirable patterns.
Our new spring stock will now be arriving
almost daily and we cordially invite you to
visit us frequently.
Our embroidery sale has been success Of
the season. and the assortment is still excel
lent and we feel assured that all intending
purchasers Of embroder;es will find that they
can save at least forty per cent. by buying
of US.
Some very rich 5O-in. and 2O-in. FIounc-
ings just added to the stock.
A few left OF the 81 Laundered Shirts
reduced to &c.
On our bargain counter we have put a
few choice things in Dimities, Cheviots, etc,
reduced from lOc to sc.
In our Cloak stock only two garments re-
main,-nce little Capes in plush, just the
thing for early spring wear Were Sc and
81, now $3.50 each
Don't miss our 50-n. Serge at 49c. 1t is
an S5c value.
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Merchant Tailoring DepartInen

High class work at low prices. Our con-
stantly increasing business in this depart
ment is an evidence of the excellence of our
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03
REAL ESTATE.
THE CITY AND SUBURBAN HOMES COM
PANY'Si PURCHASE.

t---
c.rrs M, rors DWELLINGS, AND FLATHousEs-
BUSINESS LIGHT At 4-HE EXCHANGES
business in the real estate market was rather
dull yesterday There Tess than the usual
number of sales at private contract while the
transactions in the auction roo rs were OF h''ie
Importance.
As already reported in The Tribune az part OF
the big deal recently made by Henry Corn, the
recorded transfers of yesterday show the sale by
William X. E,erdcll TO Mr. Corn OIL 'he o.o
Vienna Bakery property at Tenth-st and Broad
way.
Seton g. Wissmann have negotiated the sale OF
the Colored Home and Hospital property. on flrst-
ave- Sixty-fourth and Sxty-hfth SITS. 2elOA do
with old one. two and four story brick nosp't@'l
buildings 10 the city ana Suburban Homes Com-
pany for $2lo@c
J. Hamilton Hunt has sold for Francis NJ Jencks
a plot OF lots on West End-ave., east side. 70 feet
north Of Ninety-third-st to George a. Fisher, for
immediate Improvement by the erection of private
houses
Ioopold Hutter and l. Schultz have sold the Del
monico Flats Nos. 800 and COS East Seventy-ninth-
St. to Blum Brothers. OF Bellaire. ONO LOT eoou'
So 600.
Iobr p Kirvan has sold for Helena Beekman
~ William Rankin three lots the south side OF
Ejchty-thira-st l25 feet west OF msicTdam-aVe'
The trustees OF the Reformed Presbyterian
Church have sold to " f. Moore No. liS West
rs. S ho ns on a lot wsm J.
scnliesma No s4S East Thirtieta-str tenement
The estate OF Marc E!dlita has sold to II. H.
Day. No. as East Eighty fourth-'t' four-s'ory
Lowenfeli & Iraser have bought No. COS East
Ninth-st.. 216X93.u. -. -,
Joseph Mead ma sold Robert Clark No. 4l3
West Eightecn;h-st.. thrce-story brick dwelling
lot 25ys2 A., o. ... a..
Gross & Herbener have sold the nve-story nat
house 21xlo) at the northeast corner or Mannat-
tan-ave. and Northumberland frst-st .
aria I,rDol has IL -
One hundred sXty-scvenih-st near the SOUTH
ern Boulevard. new fnrec-St0ry houses .
Mrs Kahn widow OF Mayer Kahn. has sold the
house at the southwest corner Of Egatictn-st. and
Park-ave.. 20.GX>l.2 for $4,000.
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following was the result OF the sales at auc-
ton yesterday at No. III Broadway;
BY William Kennedy. No. ~ One-hundred and
siyty-ifsn-st.. near WashingtOn-aye. two-story
franz dwelling lot 25xll,S Partition sale 10 j. r.
Donnclly, $500
BY William VI. Ryan, No. lo7l Park-ave. near
Eighiy-eghtn-st.. One-story brick store. lot OK
S23 amount due sl.}iS Foreclosure sale TO W. ;.
Lalor for client. $2,52j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

sg@f' pa and e as toou sav' bee"
Two NgT fo uq'. Stony brick dwellings Nos q. and
s." F! s7fh 81, oNner Raesh iidesleeve, Of
~ .: ,l 'S sltS carhouse at OH ave and
IT, cor. Third Avenue Railroad |9mmpany
Of ' g. 2io W. Wes l4atas, archigci s.a 1900
ON ~" ,b ,'i ,u i, 5 @2fio r Of i??i 81
s M ls N5Rs acef% a 81 a2s St Nch
-sl. . , ,sre ,,'l, and basement brick dwellings
en iitt 81 10 Z! va, Gi IN o awe: Ida
Mner Of 80 i Eas roth s. architect. 49,. $4,000
~, a. ~ Ma4i-n st. Max Muller Of ,oooo
~ I've y story 'yF' bT, * fat en- iost 800
Of Columbus ave; fTtar,lSH " 9,n'-nn,1 ~
s. az W Wc.' i9',h st. 10000
To N' FOUR Story BRICK public school At. 2, A mister
da@dv so SJd 80 81 s ROADWAY achect 10000
To ave-or anl basement SrSS ps sn Mory
q"s KING oTncr Henry TcIton. Of No Mad soo
ison ,breos'rT ana basement brick nat No
s' snS M9Gs Kcu l'ssF' Of 81 80 80 q" s%
Y and va saIm sae. S &eh s5GIs r"%
estate Peter Soc, , mG dcsns At 40 ~
's Dr csS ., SJ I 9'N Vest r STn:f
o @Fs" fsar.,or brick and ienemeq =; at w y:
ia a. owner charles Of No 1872 East 700
\.vy bulings branch Office ,
A two-story frame dwelling, on the : r 9' ras,
rorlban-ave 10 II ~ Mar 81, lIelt",
Ior,l OF East scofeld ave. owner 'rhes TOO
Miller. architect .'''''' - 800 .
A ,vo-story frame dwelling on the " or 'a,
f.il..t 49, u Of Columbus ave iahIie SCOT
~ 80 200 Taylor ave owner. + X Will arch- ,ooo
Four ,hree-siory frame stores and tenements On
n of Tremont-ave and Anthony ave. n " cor
ncr; Emil Busch. address omitted. owner. ., %,
-Four S y g, ' asrs. sss
G. . An"GH' l Fissg ' % e o% nitae
owner, s. Flag. architect ;.......,,.,. "op
4 three story frame tenem mt on ne = or i'isl
st. ~ OF l-cust-ave. MINER tisck OF
No 5si Rotbnsave. owner Z picNerson ,ooo
Four ihree-story frame tenements on the OF
l6yh-st ZIG n Of Stehhns ave; Edward
Bell address omitted. owner; W q Dick"r-oh ~, ooo
architect ~~''N
-Four three-storv tenements on the p OF Jack
con ave l53 II : Of lhSh 81; Louis A SCHNEIDER
Of No i.Ot6 East l46th-st. owner. w q Dick -.
architect -""o
Seven thre--storv frame tAnements and dwell
- iI3d 1t and Prospect
ave: Jacob Refill ~ No GIL Eagle ave- owner; .
Schmitt. architect. .........''.''..''. 5osoo
To f. tyo story and basement frame dwelling. No
CSC East i@ith St T. knight. premises. owner.
Charles T. Miller. architect. %
T. . story store and dwelling on the \ 5 u
fremont ave. i25 n " Of Vanderbilt ave Emma
Peterson. Of M 40 Euc khout ST. owner; J
Nreeland architect 10
T. story Dwelling the n u
ligi-.f. 100 n . Of College ave. Sarah II Ham
nond. OF No $50 East ii5th-s owner. q
Lohse architect go
To twO-and a half s,ory frame dwelling on the
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Mem pubiranons.
~ APPLETON AND COMPANYS
NEW BOOKS.

PIONEERS OF EVOLUTION,
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ceptons Of the earths his'2I! w. ~ lie ~
The study OF Geology snq 1s,rS W. Of h. doctrine
=, rSoiu,ion by Spencer-Nho formulated ,ls
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OF them
ANCIENT GREEK LITERATURE.
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The first volume In the Literature OF the
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Strictly prvae and private classes see crcuarA
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IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

rencrson-ave. corner Comfort ave. 25xIo0:
Iand tomiany Of Eien"s.d to Giuseppe .o
Avenue l. : = corner 7i,h st. 4ax75. a.so Avenue
Asaras 8; 90 10 r = Of ny @i'h''' c"''.
1913 20 i a1a ~ o5pcGhc Si co a" % "sf to in
Sd a aSo r,c 20 90 Ma Sf XIV .i1" Henry or"
18th ~ AZ East Jqsfph ,g,sFd LA ana wife 80
'S cSar,s hon, ana wife to J,co6 Pok-r, and
wifi ........... Observation-Disclosures.
Crosiy-st 80 a. ard N % Marion st, Frcia
Avenue a. 5 cornec 7ith It. 2;x77. Franci. ]
schnuss to CHARLES Naarden: :.,.-...... $3.50
to same. -. 2i5o
to ...... 2i.5c
ericE Mener ana i vie TO ;o" Josef soukGp and
wife ................. ..............-. "o3'
Madison ave . +, Of 18Th, e'No';
Madison ave- ','' ~ cor 9Th St 25Ns5 Archibald
A3sn"e 9' f. ' s St'' Of 2sx7 rranrs "
Schnugg to Jos"fa Nopelak ...:........ !"
Annie Aaron g. Jacob Greea,urs All vic. -.
1919 81 paoc rec. Ct % ", p Kec
Columbus ave cor i24th-s 5o.5xloo. Nor
columbus sye v $. 25'5 T n Of iosl6 :ax
Densier, ;..........,.,,
Grenell ;,...,..;,:.:. 10
e9li. William r Hall and Wa TO Alice nioh-
ARDS > -, ,as,, 80
Edrea carlcy ct al 70 % Franc s, A4.l ct ala
I"ri .' -, ,l = - "s' o.. -
y. North New York. James bryant ana "i" -oo
20 Annie 'p''eI =, 81, ,:-,t . 'o
aoxll82. James a Bissegger to Gertrude
fHssegger -. -
100, charles Hohl and wife to Nicholas Ecksrt
r. and W - Inc. ,f,z,,,,s oov,,
. charles Bi'si an an" VII" 70 = I ~ n~' $50,
BRYANT - 80 IL n oi ce' pm, * -, ~ ~.
ga Ward Land improvement 20 To- george 70
Lo . and q to 3d. nag scion trs, a. wye o.
g., 'a,e' r y ~, .,si :, ~ iaiS, q, oSyi,O ioh,
"d-aNe - 10 II 81 ~, - 49,, o. WV Jul"
baIiy ana VIE - ',a s T,n,gss, ,,va,. oqi
Ward Land improvement c. T. Kate Fofshay IL
l'Oin-si s. 90 IL ~ 1 tf -, oN b..
M'NiSf.n' fIa"NHh ""''" anu WV W '''''
Iandibode
Pearl-st No ~: carlo 'ApIeeu ana WE 10 ~. %.
Matilde Kassewitx .:.....-..-. ,;:,;...-..;-.- %"
New hdrii'rSsi. 80 90 '''"- Wen ~ a. - ,o .,
Carlo Cappcleti t2'
N"rio o. ~" - .aana ~ HUNT ana An ~ q.
other 10 Hrnhac i'ulehsi'HI :.'...-: -'W
Thomas s. ~ ~ AUGUSTUS y JuNlar1 81 a. .o n,
trustee to LOUIS l|s.e \, 4; ic o
Waslngi9n,s' NJ 49, ana No - H n nion- ZOO
l'sih,st S s. 2@ fl " d" BGHle,aIo. ~" ~.
lLcharI IL ,i"he 70 M' IT, y, nn,, a"' , W
Noriolk 81 $ -" n o. hs.rrI ST. "oN'' Ju.ius
7hWe].' 70 ~. ''" v,. n,,cr, "a
n~ao,,c-, - I,,;,,s ~ r,x Il I,
charies 81 20 'o' "'o's' " '"h''' ~ a. -
g 'u.i"s :, i,ii,,,, Eox q, f,c,t I;i,,co,.
- '''''''' "' - ~ ~ -
c. >,,. t, tin,r. Drts,nu =, 81 :. i''"
- I 1"ant - i,o.a,s.o,ra gag '''' 81 ~
Cl,htoh-st = II" II 5 oi hous', y, ~; ,aAi,D.
1on" = w yso"s' ~ ""''''' " E'''' SUI" =, q,
o., r'a - ., -, Avenue = %, 40 a. ,,ii, "''
STARK II Ad4i Manle -, 1850
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,, hoL p. collected verse will have great Interest
for ali Dr. Van dykes readers as he nT,i Voume OF
~. o. from The ute poem mas
Poe' 10 by Prof. Edward Dowden as a
nerrnanent contribution 10 English literature A,oA o
lohr burroughs says OF the bird poems Will a.
,,c,1sd IN his volume: Nothing truer 10 HE mas pe
ur,,,en on these themes in this country.
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CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
PUBLISH TO-DAY:
AMERICAN LANDS AND LETTERS
THE BUILDERS,

And Other Poems. BY Kew. hhNhi ~
DYKE, ID. Elegantly pouhu !" s"'
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1musements.
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6fbool Aaenries.

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- supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors Coyemessss
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CHARLES SCRlB\EKS SO>o
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AMERICAN LANDS AND LETTERS
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And Other Poems. BY Rev. HhNKA VAN
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Tb,, book Of collected verse will have great interest
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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1897-04-02

1tol llepest ~, O0oAte, NJ sfss
u rop = stAlayo Of ne O6outo County
8epoEte9 ~ III conyek1atio on nth Mr..
yohn 11leys0 K9lly othet
~ satf ~ feolow inG IN ssosy
NJ 49, :! ~, ~. = fg5 -: ~ y !. %
eros Win hssrt Sissss = TIA thSs & nsvs
beea Unable 70 make Aquick movement.
hAyo beons hardly able 70 climb 8 6ight of
stAtfs, and 10 has beons % much 10 my lite
49, worth 20 attempt % lie down; foy any
!sngeh q, 49, onsmy left side. Ard fCr the
last Ten yekss rheunnat Inn haa % both
cred ma that at times I could not raise my
hand to my head. / believe spent the
apric0o Of Q good farm for mediciHes during
thocs :yeaIs of ilness, but with ~ perna.
About : year ago ! noticed Ia the papers
accounts Of wonderful cures attributed to
Dr.. Williaml' Pink Pills and made up my
mind would try them. They could atleast
do me no hurt. q "a
= had taken them only about ten days
when began 70 feel better and / have
steadily improved up TO the present time.
lean now 80 up and down statrS. % lively
- . teu-yearold girl. and all trouble with
hss has az Sc ma .S
headaches which formerly kept me sick q
large part d the time arc less frequent and
painful. IA
my son was also troubled with nervous
ness aud sleeplessness, but three boxes 81
Pink Pills have made him . we'll m4n. lam
glad % recommend this remedy to any who
have been troubled % have been.
(Signed MRS. JOHN DALEY"
Subscribed and sworn to before mo this
1st day d October, A. D, 1895. q.
E4 g ai HI JOHN G. GMLIaAN, K
Ri @ Justice of the Peace.
Dr.. Williams Pink Pills contain, In con.
densed form, al the elements necessary Ia
give new life and richness to the blood and
restore shattered nerves. They are also q
specific for troubles peculiar to females, such
as impressions. irregularitiesand all forms
of weakness. They build up the blood. and
restore the glow ofhealth to pale and sallow
cheeks. In men they effect Q radical cure
IN allicases arising from mental worry, over.
work or excuses Of whatever nature. Pink
Pills are sold in boxes (never in loose bulk
Mt 80 cents q box or six boxes for $3.50, and
may Be had q 81 druggists; or direct b
Company, Schenectady N. Y.
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Chicken Roosts.

r eAAOA0AS 1bVOHGDs
A great many of our farmers seem to
think that hen will do as we'll with q
poor roost as q good one. If I may
judge from my own observation. says
q writer In an exchange. The style Of
roost that seems SO scientific and eco.
nomfcal to the general class Of farmers
Is that Of the step or stair style-one
roost back ana above the other. The
lower pole is very close to the floor.
while the upper one is, generally. as
near or nearer the roof or ceiling. It
saves space, Of course, but you are al
ways surer to find the lower pole near
~ empty. while the upper one is
crowded full. Often the fowls crowd
one another OF with fatal effects. Some
argue that fowl wish to, roost hfsh.
therefore the roosts should all Be hieh
to satisfy their desires. It IL true that,
fowls wish to roost high. but. It 10 an
Inherited habit handed down from the
fowl In it, natural state. They wish to
roost high to- keep from danger. II
your. house sskepts we'll closed. there IL
no need Of high and dangerous roosts.
I place ny rooit poles on q level ana
about Eighteen inches above the floor.
This II n the part Of the room where
the air = the purest. The impure air
rises to the ceiling. and some gasess
hli close to tho door: this style 81
roost avoids both. % we'll a prevents
injury to fowls Jumping down from the
roosts. For roostiug poles I use .
1x3-inch scantlins. rounded on ono
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Struggling Playwright (gloomily)-
There is no chance for talent in these
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Stranger-That's because you DOM
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to write ten-act play. I'll get 1t pro
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New York Weekly.