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GGna.n. ".n'r#,,D and Nicholas Uouty,
tenor. ,..'Gr,r -pt,i-r- auauuncd lat
wrf. VI. IsnlGrs Aa~ acurrI DaYld
bl.D.agt l,rt'r td-. -u.,s. Nr. E,-r-
i,n, -aug}a. -,..~ oi Til. ~urk with
"a}or Dmo,.'A and IT," NlN York
Ornrly ~,ni"'Y -"n" years ago. when
he va. h-T" u! -!.,n }i-.t. aud again
a i"% weeks &2u. II" ;!-p -ang he
-au' rnr-j" At H." yearly performance u
"Jhy M"--J#h" given ky tie Chicago
bpr.D t.un,
IN addition = g." three stirring
Iuarri.'- IN d!-a- newest comic uDcia
..Tt" HriI-E"",, part oi tie music ot
Wh..''t "H- hr"r,' t,r III. lir-t ti!uc at the
Grand Up"ra EI"r," lii- city, last week.
a.. prur.faI mr,jrNi numbers include
"Ennugh j. a. Gypd a. q Feat - cicv-
,T.V written .n-" T." tmnDrJu-ly imi-
tm.ug Italian o.. .."G an UraccYiupamicJ
i"@D.r..1 &c.. ut .~lIr Df IIy"." -uug
hyII" ,.... company, and lovely
.D,.aag u -oo" Ha1y'
+ r.. o, r..-p.rd, through lhc
EnlI r, . r fyYitn edition Il Dr.
II .uLo-. g.. ... ,,a) Brahms "rotc -ev-
ora. ba.-'' ~.. !'"Gm'7 "prra. "Grnp-
v}a" N,o4." >or9n4nn sent one pi
tie -iu.r,. r.rsi'u II -irg)r.e4', -ong
ia lur ta:I .# with fourteen 4dd' d
ra'- J." G.tu.a which had net with
I.I apI.,.a. a. -ar a2Jr,d win h III
ia@ 'l..- ,lg ".g1J tor UyDv.y in il,
r.i4iaM ino.
!Uurs ulI.oiI hra'tn 81 the dance
q mp'.nr. ju..aHr >rr4H.. hayr received
c,r"lunr ,u'mriini'u by hi- rcappcar-
HI.,"}a NaaD.. Tie yn'rran, Il. pnr #
H. hml.."- Ir.rH concerts. cpa-
"gntod hi L"', "a.rA, "pn tie Banks Of
the L.Dn"
Camj..a cy,p, IT," yipjIni,t, h4s just
n14iu"i - >cw Iuk cry, after an
oMrud.!,DIr oi a." i+riHn Cca-t.
~,.uor \l"o.iur, IL" l1.DaHd OF "mr
Pats. died a. Par. france, Ia,t Weducs-
day iUa. 4" Ma- born fnt ruarv %,
in"I. H.H uarrr't tie !a.nHs singer
Junn ~ loG. IT, vas 81 one time Il
+, luI u' q" .... (ulaoH@'Djrn. aud
L&d r&ut; tor collecting oIi vjo!iLs
f.! which he La4 vrry Valuable c,l-
lection.
The opera company At the GRAND
Dpcr. House IG9t seek VAS u very capa.
bic company, but it IL Il shame the
nu-lcal part Oi Vii" show vas 80 badIy
neglected, aS tie company only carried
-I MusciaNs. Tie idea Of giving Il sat.
lsi4ctory Performance tt any comic
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eyergreens and gayly decorated With the
flag. Of all nations.
Goidnarek, whose symplony. The
Rustic Wedding" and his opera, The
Queen of slieba," are known flere, has
lately celebrated the fitch snDirersary
Of bis appearance before the public. tie
is now ~ years old and ha. written an
opera On the story of Dickens Cricket
on the Hearth"
When Johann Strauss conducted hf.
new aria, IAN der Elite, il Vienna tie
other day, Marx Twain introduced hi-
txO daughter. ~ him when he vert 10
compliment him On the work. Tins b.,
way Of neYs. A.. 4 musical TACT, IT Il
noted that -;raG--' wa.tz--. according 10
ll.:il critic, more and more emphasize
hi- ,ensiency To cSnTeT them INTO -pit
Of symphonic p.e'l.
Nj kuthmuiti -ali- % Jan. = fgr Am.
erica. Y1ere. hr a.. nt :--aA heard -:Uce
bs- apIy-4raI.ee 4ss!sthe D4Hfp-eh p'rsra
Cgufary tao war. 2Zu The iuiprrs-
-Igu thar A- iira cJratcf: Ha. - t4Tur-
able thsr d.. r.t.,a viii te more then
welcomed. IL va then heard e
L,h,ng-.a. >i-gmInd, and >legiri4i II.
III. 'rgt1-rLGa"rlEg and thl- te-ty
W.L a.. -.Lg ia -au.e 81 the Italian
njara-. H. ! one oi The tew tenor vic
ra4 -.Lg III lar,r iaDgIay-s. and H.D
i.- Ii n.fs-r;p.r- covering the yI-r-- d
tire French German. 1lc Italian -r!3rf..-.
Arhgr Niki~ch na- postponed III
proposed tygr Il thi- country with ls-
l~r4H Philharmonic Dfctr~Ira ta TIE
-;3iHz Vi ls5@ m account ii b. aG.. =,
neat thl. -prlng IN Pa;.- 444 Italy.
prgU,, the French riau.-t. j. -aiI ~
b. I,--R--ed ii wonderful technique.
tie mD-, wonderful, pa.-.1,g, tia, La
been ~ltHa.-"d her~ il Eeat-. tI .ls
temperament il l&nhln2 in mytl4n.
Tie new choral a,..-,v, Henry GDr.2A
Thunder r9nag"tyr. ".i. ty,4 Al eElrs.
rehcar-aI y n31t a.leIav. a.JaLG4ry Il,
in addition t. tie n--..4r Thursday
evening r"bra'-a.- Til rhoar-aD
which prcrdr- TIE r.1.rr. vi. .r ted
in tie Academy II Nn-l@.
"Alexiphron, I composition by F..
q. kaIiiman. which Wa pry--nts-l ~
f,re ti.e 5iaHg-.rlW Music -,>Irty here
Ia, -oa-,u j. - have q p.a,z. On the
prrgfamm" oi ta- public concert oi the
Nov York Manuscript >y-irty. II be.
given 1n ErDr4ar; with orchestra and
-J4pl-,
The final preparations Lave h.-n CON-
p.clel iyr ;4. performance. If HaAdeg-
or4,D-ig u Tn" M---lah,' - ty the new
cApra. -,~i~ty. Henry h,I,I3n Thunder.
rondYc,yr. a, the Academy y: Mr-ic. on
TGc-Iay Fr5uary !. IN addition to
.,2ne- Thomson. peaas; kate {. No
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The masses will have what
they want, cost what it may.
High-priced medicines have had
their day and the poor and af-
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remedies at practically nominal
prices. The physicians con-
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Laboratory have prepared a num-
Der OF standard cures which are
offered to the public at the lowest
prices convenient with pure
preparations.
These standard cures cannot
be b ugit Of druggists. BY send
ing your orders direct to the
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Lake Charles, Louisiana, you
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drugs properly compounded and
carefully packed.
III ordering the following
standard cures please give the
number Of the remedy needed.
If taken III time one supply will
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HARRISBURG. PA.
For Baby's Sake

Cfeourse you ion't lie An to have tow.
legged child non do you want your little
handsome boy to walk with his toes TUNED
in Q. his knees splayed out or worse still.
-kuocked; now do you:
Why lu. stait ri ht: i,s all in the shoe
you buy the baby. If the shoes are all
right all is well. You will feel better for
you know ,ha, they are RIGHT. See TO il.
that you ge; them just right.
Severa! firms carry right shoes for ba-
bies. We have 10 other kird If shoes -
.el!. None for men; none FIR women ::
none for Children, but just the right shoes
for babies.
Let papa. grandmother, nurse or the
lady ueIt door hold Precious under the
arms. Rest tie pink toes and pointed
heels firmly On a bis-eaough piece Of stia
paper, draw pencil mark around them
j1st as they are. Don't leave that little
bit Of roorn bEt outline the fee. exactly as
you tlud them. mind you, each Of them,
for they are not slike; send us the yiece Of
paper. tell Us whether baby is q boy or
girl and We will make paI. Of shoes that
you know are JUS, right Send dollar
bill with the order. If the shoes are just
right keep them and We will keep the
dollar. II they are no, just right send
them back with a new drawing and get
another pair, OF if you ask it you
dollar.
Write TO US If you want TO know any
thing about babies Information costs
Gothiug. We are women.
TIE BAEY SUPPLY co.
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N TIE MUSICAL WORLD
What Is Being Done by Local
MUSES..
PIANO TUNERS ARE NEGLIGENT
Many Interesting Concerts 10 be
Given by Wilmington Musicians---
KehearsaI- are Successful

EorIlca ua- tie -plOisi iU HeS YORK
will the br-tyE symphony Orchestra.
Wha, school q nn.ic d@- tie prpfr.-
sor Fepfesent"' "' inquired NJ. CgDrox.
Ce-a~ Tagm- u. Tie nH-d ri5'iat-t.
h2. tsen playing Ia Munich with gfea
EIc"e~s.
An Opera by Padcrea-!; Is l.kc'rt9 y.
proGEced az C"r-nt Garden Ii tie
coming sllamer
i con, Enaw,n Ter husband
an-"e--t. Dg: from the Way j. sounds
to ~, / should n: Il Va. tie Eii.-"r-
ga-ea."
Sch # .he music u "The Bria-
E,erH' q. has b"r1 Aa:r! IA :i.- c.'g
ai-earr has bs:ome + p1.ar T,l- tie
w.lst er..
TIE ueral Tl4r-.uy afsam,9g -yn-
Tia ~ concerts 4t the Acsylr,a, a; fine
An Il Philadelphia, egn,.a.- 70 al
trz"f large audience.
Tie next cenrer Of the >rYph1uy >o-
c'ety Of Philadelphia ,aEe- p.ace %
Mach IG. The symphony announced
i. H"Agmanl'. IA i fiat.
The Buffalo symphony O'cAr-tr2 j.
ha,lDg yerY -gcm---!II season and il i
praaD-aJ - Iier.a-s. the number 0t con-
c,.r7- = .iI,.eu next -l-a-JH.
Hem Era. yip'iuis. 81 g-e4, ability,
" Ir5 10 been hearJ here few time has
IA t"en playing a ngrb.f Of pri.
r4rn u.g-ica,e- in New York.
NDDi.c4, Y-aye and pugnD have la,e,Y
apparel tr2ether in cpneert in Chicago
and attracted thc largest aIIlcuce yet
gat4er: ii the Auditorium this -aa-9n.
P.trjck no,icr, who i. at present
r':dyng under Theodore BiDrkstein in
Ne" Yyr.. will, III all probability, giYe
Z 2pny recital some time during the ear =
.p',Lg.
William Armstrong, the rr.ti: pt the
Chra2o Tribune, Il .ccturing through
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W EWSPp AER ADVERTISING IN THE
y United states 4 book Of twO hundred
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lo sent, lu-tage laid. to any address on receipt
O! one dollar. AddT"s.. The Geo. !. Rowell Ad-
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Have YOU husband wife, lover,
sister, son OF brother who is a slave to
ChIoral. OPIUM. Mo! !ph;ne, Whisky
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n EEnNnU Nct Confederate one 81
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W WVVu WEALTH tells it all. 4
= EcOk for 81 one OF the
above bill Ere" il yoU send now. Circulars Rare
Goods for STAMPS. -. a. johnson, Hubhartiston,
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We will send YOU one month $ treat
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for te, dollars 1t viii positively
cure any case Of halitual DRUNKENNESS
or opIa,e r"'~nnl~g. The medicines
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-08
spain Ruvinr Worsbins.


LONDON, March S.-The English
newspapers say that in spite OF denials
the Spanish government has succeeded
in buying three nearly completed cruis,
ers here and two coast defense vessels
which are about to be launched in
France. They add that America has
come to the conclusion that it's naval
resources are strong enough to confront
Spain, and is playing a waiting game.
PARIS, March S.-Mr. Thomas w.
Cridler, the special commissioner of the
United States at the Paris exposition
of 1900 and Third Assistant Secretary
of State, requests the Associated Press
to deny the report that he is commits
stoned to purchase wsrships.
LONDON, March S.-A letter received
here to-day from Madrid says the Span
ish torpedo squadron at Cadz will not
sail for Cuba owing to information re-
ceived from the United States and Cap.
tain General Blanco." The Pals, 10
confirming the statement that the de-
parture of the torpedo squadron has
been indefinitely postponed, says: SIT
would not be surprising were the event
closely connected with the recent visits
of Gen. Woodford to Senior Gullon aud
Senior Sagasts." 10 conclusion the Pals
remarks Every one may be assured
that the squadron will neither sail now
nor at any time in the future"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-08

MMDRID, March S-A sem;-official
note just issued declares that the
Spanish government has not received
any complaint regarding the attitude Of
General Filzhugh Lee, at Havana, add.
ing; "On the contrary. Captain Gen.
eral Banco affirms that General Lees
behaviour has always been correct.
Nevertheless, the incident serves to ex.
plain the origin of the i'll will between
the two countries"
NEW YORK, March S.-A cablegram
to the Evening World to-day from Ha,
yana says: General Lee said last night:
IF Spain wishes to declare any or all Of
Us persona non grata it is her privilege
to do so, bat if we must leave town we
will leave with the American flag flying
and brass band at the head ofthe pro
cession.'u
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that they will rush to the nations de-
tense as cheerfully as ever maiden
marched to the marriage altar and will
die as they died at the Alamo with the
scars upon their fronts aud their faces
to the foe."
MIR. Fitzgerald declared that no I'M
Just inference should be drawn from
the objection of his colleague (Mr.
BarretD. No people, he said, would
be more loyal, if trouble came, than the
people of the mmonwealth OF Massa-
chusetts. Mr.. Fitzgerald took occasion
to refer to an alleged utterauce OF a
Catholic priest some time ago to the
effect that if war came the sympathy
and support of the Catholic Church
would be with Spain because it was q
Catholic country. While, he said, he
did not believe the priest had utter
ed such a sentiment it had attracted
wide attention and as Catholic he de-
sired to repel it. Ifwar came the peo.
pie of no faith, he declared, would be
more willing to shed their blood in de-
Tense of their country than those who
had valiantly defended it in the war OF
the revolution.
Mr.. Grosvenor said:
saxon aud Norman and Dane are We
But We are all Us Danes in our welcome to
thee
Thus spake the heart of the great
British public when the daughter OF
the sea king came to her shores.
Mr.. Cannon made the announcement
that be would ask for an aye and no
vote when the vote should be taken.
Mr.. Mccall said he regarded the bill
as a war measure, but that if the United
should be attacked he would be willing
to vote more than the value of Cuba or
even Spain.
Such was the demand ior time that
it was doled out by the minutes. All
the speeches breathed patriotic fervor,
many OF them being truly eloquent.
The only discordant note up TO the
hour of $50 p. m. was when Gen. Bing-
ham said We cared not so much for the
bravery and courage Of Consul General
Lee as for his cool judgment. Kisses
from all quarters of the hall greeted
this statement. Mr.. Bingham was
again Kissed when he said he condemn
ed any statement on the floor to the
effect that our relations with Spain
were other than they had been for
years past-perfectly friendly.
The bill was passed by vote of ayes
3ll-all who were present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-08
The Queen too III to rraral.

WINDSOR, Fog, March S.-The d.
parture OF Queen Victoria for Nice r.
morrow has been postponed owing r.
her indisposition. Her majesty did roI
take her usual drive yesterday kept r.
her room and diped in her room vest
day evening. In spite OF her i1di.nl
sitlon she was able to hold nry,
council yesterday, and it is now ppde-
stood that her departure for the sogG
OF France has only been postponed r..
one day.
LONDON, March S.-All kinds of er.
aggerated rumors were in circuia.l1,
to-day regarding Queen Victor
health, but apparently she is only .rs
fering from a slight cold. The re,ar
on the stock exchange that in,ei -
tional complications had caused
postponement of her msjesty's der.
lure for the south of France causei
brief semi-panic 10 the consul marx.
Queen Victoria was able to drive an.
this afternoon.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

Mr.. John Ryan, of Lynchburg, father
OF Councilman J. ]. Ryan, died on Sun
day, aged sixty-5even years.
Mrs. Mamie l.. Berkeley, wife Of
Prof Il. R Berkeley, died ofpneumonia
yesterday at her home at Orange Court
house.
DR.. Clinton Maynard, a prominent
physician of Winchester, die3 yesterday
evening after lingering illness. aged
SO years.
DR.. Hunter Mcclure, who has been
at the Hot Springs for several weeks
for the benefit of his health, returned to
Richmond yesterday, greatly improved.
A strong delegation from Norfolk
and Portsmouth visited Washington TO-
day to protest against the proposed
merging of the Norfolk custom house
into that OF Newport News.
Governor Tyler has pardon Robert
K. Goodwin, clerk in the Lexington
Bank, convicted of completely with
President Figgatt who wrecked the
bank and absconded with ali the funds.
I4SSoGo noO bCVCl S9uShus
The smallpox has become widely
scattered in the counties in southwest
Virginia, owing to the infected miners
returning from those points where the
epidemic prevailed along the Louisville
and Nashville lines in Virginia and
Kentucky.
a satisfactory assessment for the
right of way for the Northern Neck
Railroad through the lands of j. NJ.
Favill and J. F. Wilson below Freder-
icksburg has been agreed upon and it is
stated that work on this road will now
begin without further delay.
The liquor store of Ralph Savage, in
Bsrryville, was entered Saturday night
and robbed of cash amounting to S85.
Entrance 10 the store was probably eff
fected by means of false key, as there
are no evidences of force having been
used. A heavy iron bar was used to
break open the cash register.
J. NJ. Henderson, who was tried in
the King George county court for vic.
lating State revenue laws, was found
guilty yesterday and penalty of so
fine and costs was brought in by the
jury. Henderson had been previously
tried before magistrate and fined 800.
The ofiense was the selling of orange
cider.
The board OF education which will
be organized this month, is composed
entirely Of new men-Gov. Tyler, SUI
perintendent of Public Instruction
Joseph w. Southall, who goes into Of
fee the 18th, and Attorney General A
J. Montague. 1t is practically settled
that Barues's histories will be ousted,
but there will be q big fight
as to what histories shall be put on the
list.
In q head-on collision between a
north and south. bound train Oh the Nor.
folk and Western Railroad, near Island
Ford, Shenandoah county, yesterday
morning, three engines were wrecked.
Fireman John Furbush was killed and
Engineers Reid and Layman and Fire
men Moore and Graybill were perhaps
fatally injured. Telegraph Operator
Besser at Basic City, whose negligence
caused the collision, has fled.
Pickett Camp of Richmond is much dis.
turbed over the charge that one of its men,
bers deserted during the war and Joined the
enemy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-03-08
Burned to Death

DETROIT, Mich, March S-lI,.
Anna Perry, aged 36, was burned z.
death today in the back yard OF af
home. a policeman found the woman
in the yard clad only in her ui.a
clothes, which were then all sfre ~,
died before be could extinguish th,
flames. Her hair was burned oil an
the flesh roasted and peeled from le
knees upward. George NJ. Perry, fu
husband. has been arrested He ~.
he thought his wife arose early to .4r
the kitchen fire, but there are no az.
dences of her having attempted ,s
The kerosene can was missing sr
there were drippings Of oil down I'll.
back stairs.