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People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1898-04-29

to talie orders for our
pnado-ts .ordsr and meas.
ure Custom Tailoring
tMen's Suits, Pants and
Overccats). We putyou
in the way to take or
ders from almost every
man In your county, a
\ business better than q
4 store with e2O, 900 st ook.
With us you have no
competition. &
We are the Largest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24
PERILS OF AFFECTION.
rev People Realize How Exhrus,tpr
the Tender Sentiment Is-A Ph,si-
clans Good Advice

There is nc way by which people exhaps,
themselves. or KIN thenstlycs. 50 quickly as nv
exercising the affections
This striking remerk was mace Sy one o. The
rest physi'-ians in America. He was n man vi,
had studied deeply observed keeuIy and knew raca
ana ""iacr Thoroughly. Continuing he said:
sentiment is grand $ lovely thing. and the
world cannot live without 1t. but the exercise ~
the sentiments invariably exlauSrs Peorie nav
Rot feel II. but it is true nevertheless man or
Gers at the cause. There should II, no occasion
Tor wonder. have explained the cause.
III The men and of the nineteenth cen
tnhs do rot feed the forces that prcduce s,-iri-
naents. affections. feelings. they are certain 10
break down. to becorae exhausted aud 60 die he
fore their time. 10 tell me these things .rA
theories. for they are solemn facts
hou ask me what would do he outlined
Il answer Begin to feed these farcc~: fe.l
them c1nstsntly; feed them with the best and n, ;,
scientific discovery you secure. II you ask
me whit is the best unhcs;atingly say Il IS thar
grand preparation which has been long before
the people and is 50 popular. Warmers safe Cue
Know that il poss, powers known 70 no other
discovery, and I know that thousands Of men rni
women cannot live without Il today. II you Will
stop and think. or ask your friends. you will see
That what say is correct. and I believe be led
to try Il at "n,e, if You have already done So
The facts stated 10y the doctor and the advice
he gives are sound II is absolutely true that
many men ami women are enatled To live and
joy life entirely through the power which this
great remedy gives them. and there are thousands
of Others who need 10 fellow in the same path.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24
VOTING FOR FAVORITES.
Contest for the Benefit of the Y, VI.
e. A.

a.
The voting contest for the clock at Ever
etts. 1225 F street, to be given to the
member Of Congress receiving the most
50-cent votes at the end of three weeks
canvass, was begun yesterday. The pro-
ceeds of this are to be devoted to the Y
M. c. A. building fund.
The result of the voting at 1 o'clock to-
day was as follows:
Newlands. 1G; Foraker, IA; Frye, IL; Fair
banks, 10; r. E. Hit, 10: Chas. Sprague,
10; Bartholdt. 10; Elkins, 10; Reed, 8; Vest,
o; Teller. 8; Davis. s; Spooner, IA; Hender-
son. s; Olmstead, Z; Wetmore, Z; Hanna. Q;
icy, 8; Foote, 5; Murphy. 5: Hale, 2: VOL
cCtt, 1; Burrows, 10; Bennett, 6; Boutelle 2.
1t is proposed to devote a room in the
new building to the use Of the Humane
Society. committee from the latter So
ciety fas~joined one from the Y. NJ c. A.
In the interest of the building scheme. The
managers of the clock are Charles E. Fos-
ter, John B. Larner. s. w. Woodward, H.
III. Warner. committee of the Y. NJ c. H. 4;
Mrs. J. B. Henderson, Mrs A. L. Barrier,
Mrs. ". j. Boardman, Mr.. William E~Cur-
tbs, committee of the Humane Society;
Mrs. H. V. Boynton, Mrs. H.L.fyest, Mrs.
stilson Hutchins. Mrs. Rudolph Kauff-
mann. committee of the press, and Mrs
John Joy Edison, treasurer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following:
White-William NJ. Deoator and Lucy
Schackelford both Of Stafford county, Va;
c. s. Harmon and Alice Nash both of PEN
die ton county, w. Va; Chandler l.. Fell
and Mary Bella Barton both of Chester
county, Pa; John NJ Long and Agnes
Doran; William II. Palmer and Ida V.
jackson: Charles Il. Baker of Queen Anne
county, Md. ana Ada l.. Hill of this city;
Harry l.. Strattpn and Lisetta L. NJ. Rel
singer: AIvah y. Clabaugh and Minnie L.
Rice both OF Frederick city, Md.
Colorcd-Perry Barnes and Ada W. Will
liams; William Peyton and Lizzie Rich
ards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24
BUNDLE CONTAINED A CORPSE.
Mrs. LocI~et Receives "a Package Sent
by Unknown Party.

The police If the third precinct are look
ing for a tall colored woman who played
an alleged joke on Mrs. Margaret Locket
at No. ICE NJ street northwest. Mrs.
Locket went 20 the door % answer a call
about o'clock last night and found a small
boy there.
"A lady sent ii to YOU
What lady," Mrs. Locket asked.
The boy did not know her name but he
descrlped her as a tall, dark-skinned col
ored woman.
The package was opened. and to the sur
prise of Mrs. Locket the dead body of an
infant WAS disclosed
Policeman DCnofoe WAS called to the
house and given the box containing the
little corpse, which he sent to the police
station. He also obtained a good descrip-
ton of the colored woman and hopes he
viii be able to find her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24
WILL OF REGISTER BRUCE.
Wife and Som Made Heirs to His
Estate.

The will of the late Blanche X. Bruce
who was at the time of his death register
of the treasurer. has been filed for probate.
The paper was executed April 70, 1892, and
names his wife as executrix and also as
guardian of the son of the couple Roscoe
c. Bruce. After setting forth certain d.
rections, such as the erection of a suitable
memorial stone at the grave, 1t Is provided
In the will that the estate be divided be-
tween the wife and son.
The will OF the late Martha Hopkins has
also been filed for probate. The estate of
the deceased is beQueathed to Rebecca
Shorter and Elizabeth Sims. nieces. Frank
lin H. Mackey is the executor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24

The will of the late John A. Partridge
was filed for probate yesterday afternoon.
The entire estate OF the deceased is be-
Queathed to his wife.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24
Coaveyance OF Property.

A bill in equity. asking the court to
direct the conveyance of certain property
left under the will OF the late John CuI-
linane. snd also. the cancellation of two
notes of 5000 each. has been filed by Nary
E. Mcmahon. who names as defendants
Nicholas H. Shea, Charles c. Glover and
Thomas Hyde. trustees. and Mary E. C,sl-
inane.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24
Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect order
by the occasional use of TUFTS Liver
Pills. They regulate the bowels and
produce
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24

cen tickets will rule our big store
e SO much lower than the regular
day go by without paying us a
es will be special" In honor OF
lie we have marked wonderful
Underwear and Hosiery Dept.
Zoe. Ladies' White Ribbed Vests. with rib
bon neck and sleeves
Green Ticket Price, sc.
19c. Ladies' Long-slcevel Ribbed Vests
Green Ticket Price, Isle.
Green Ticket Price, SC.
1Ec. Ladies' Drop-stiteh Hose; fancy boot
Green Ticket Price, &C. a pair.
Muslin Underwear Department.
Zoe. Ladies' Umbrsl la Drawers, tIiinmed
with rich embroidery; all sizes
Green Ticket Price, 3oc.
19c. Ladies' Large Size Lawn Aprons, with
Insertion
Green Ticket Price, I2Jc.
19e. Ladies' Corset Covers trimmed with
embroidery
Green Ticket Price, 1oc.
soc. Ladies' Night Gowns: two rows Of in
sertion and tucked yokis Full size
Green Ticket Price, 33c.
Corset Department.
soc. Ladies' Abilene Corssts-
Green Ticket Price. zoe. -
500 sonnette Corsets. in gray, white and
black; broken sizes
Green Ticket Price, ACC.
Shirt Waist Department.
SOC ladies Percals Shirt Waists, in all
the latest patterns. Size % to "A.
Green Ticket Price. 33c.
500 Ladies' Fine psrcale wrappers. in
braided; full lined waists; all sizes
Green Ticket Price, 6Qc.
d, Mems Department.
SOC. Mems Night Shirts: full lergh. and
trimmed with white and colore! eiabroidci!-
Green Ticket Price, BIC.
zoe. Mems Unlaurdered Shirts-reinforced
front and back-linen BIS mz-bouad whist
band
Green Ticket Price, 3oc.
15c. Mems Tan and Elark Half Hosc-seam-
less
Green Ticket Price, SC.
Bureau and Table Scarfs
75c. 5,-inch Bureau S atfs-open worked
drawn threads; beautiful Ok sns-
Green Ticket Price, 47c.
Gs Table Square or Pillow Sham. An OK
cellent value
Green Ticket Price, 47c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24

y
The Famous stsre-King.s Palace Ne
} tomorrow
! Green 7 /,
!; Fridays hereafter shall be ia
have decided to make it the gre
|. to that end we will have specia
! commencing with tomorrow. {
! that day, and they shall always
;: prices that you will never let a F
{ visit. In all departments the Or
!. our inauguration Green Ticket
: prices on all goods for tomorro,
Infants Department.
s1.25 Infants Long and Short Cashmere
:. Great Goats.
; Green Ticket Price, 75e.
{ TIC. Children's Strs v-crowned Mrll-trim
{ med Hats. with small spray of flowers at
! tached. All cnlors and sizes.
). Green Ticket Price, 5oc.
zoe. Children's Long and Short White Cam
!. brio Dresses, with trimmed neck. sleeves and
Jokes.
! Green Ticket Price. CSC.
o.. Chllreu's Mil Cans. lace and en-
hrofdery trimmed. AL sizes.
! Green Ticket Price, nc.
!. Umbrella Department.
!. s1.2H ladies' AND Mons 2s-irch Taffcta
/. and Gloria SILK Umbrellas. steel rods silk
& covers. tassels. paragon frame and sterling
3 sslver trimmed handle
; Green Ticket Price, o8c.
!: Notion Department.
s Zoe. Covered Dress STAYS. s ard 9-inch
!: Green Ticket Price. &c. doz.
12c. Klcinert stoctinet Dress Shield.
!; Green Ticket Price, 7c. pair.
! Hump Hook and Eve.
!; Green Ticket Price, &c. card.
Zoe, package of Assorted Width White
& Tape.
; Green Ticket Price, &C.
: Toe. 1-inch Black Corset Steel
(; Green Ticket Price, &c.
; Toilet Department.
8 Sc. Toilet Soaps. all kinds.
!; Green Ticket Price, &c. each.
I. Zoe. Ammonia. good quality.
!; Green Ticket Price, SC.
I. Toe. wbisk Brcoms.
!: Green Ticket Price, &C.
; Lining Department.
I, Sc. Kid finish Cambria. ell colors.
! Green Ticket Price, &c. a yd.
I Zoe. Black Rustic Lining.
! Green Ticket Price, SC. yd.
Neckwear Department.
!. soc. Ladies' White and Colorcd Silk Puff
Ties, latest fad
Green Ticket Price, 25c.
=. 75c Ladies' PuTs, extra large, in all tie
!. latest shades.
Green Ticket Price, soc.
{ 0Sc. Ladies' Roman-strired Scarfs, u yards
I long, heavily fringed
!: Green Ticket Price, z5c.
{ fercnt styles. with and without insertion
! Green Ticket Price, 25c.
Leather Goods Department.
100. Anleather Belt, in all colors, includ-
Z ing black F
Green Ticket Price, Ioc.
19c Side Satchel, with chains, in all col
ors-
Green Ticket Ptice, Ioc.
25c All-leather Pocket Books
Green Ticket Price, Ioc.
Tic Jewel Belts. in garnets and turquoise
Green Ticket Price, SOC.
4 25c. PompadOur Combs, in shell, amber or
4 black
! Green Ticket Price, Ioc.
I Toilet Bottles.
SOC. Hand-pninted Toilet Bottles, beautiful
! designs
! Green Ticket Price, 900.
} KINGS
! 8l2=81A 9th St.
III w NJ NJ IL NJ g
u o. DID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24

There was TO rush in London to SUBJ
scribe for the Chinese loan, and 1t is
doubtful whether the amount viii be COW.
cred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24

TUFTS Liver PILLS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24
MARRIED.

RIFiS-BAETI.ETT. on March IL. 1897 by the
Rev. J. ii. Butler, Miss MINNIE \. BART-
LETT to JOHN A. RIEs, both OF Washington,
u. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24

SILANCE. In loving remembrance OF darling
son and brother JOHN HOUSTON SILANCE,
who died three years ago today. March "a, 1885.
Years. long years. Will pass away,
No more thy face;
Iut willing hands and loving hearts
Keep green thy resting place
BY HIS PARENTS AND BROTHER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-03-24
A Vigorous Body.

For Sick Headache, Malaria, Bill
iousness, constipation and Kindred
Diseases an absolute cure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-06-25
Severe Storms.

CINCINNATI, o., June 25.-A severe
wind storm to-day blew down the
smoke stack rs feet high aud 25 feet in
diameter at Muth's bakery, on Rich
mond street, crushing in portions oil
the building. The first thought was
that many were killed as nearly q hun
dred women and children were at the
bakery after stale bread. distributed
free every morning A panic resulted
and several children were knocked
down. 1t is thought they will all re-
cover.
PITTsBURG, Pc, June 25.-A terrific
wind and rain storm passed over
western Pennsl LAMA shortly after one
o'clock this Afternoon. Trees, fagstaffs
and fences were blown down, telegraph
and telephone wires Frustrated and a
number of houses unroofed. Ooe man
was killed. AS far as known there
were no other casualties. The wind
reached a velocity of IS miles an hour
the highest ever recorded here and
the rainfall in ten minutes was 20 100
of an inch. The Postal Telegraph Co.
reports all wires down south ofOil City.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-06-25
AT CAMP ALGER.

The work of practicing with blank
cartridges has commenced in earnest at
Camp Alger and during yesterday
afternoon an impromptu sham battle
was in progress,
The Chesapeake md Ohio Railroad
mas r"" rS.yeu notice that their bid
Tor moving 5000 soldiers from Camp
Alger to Newport News has been &C.
copied.
Col. S.M.Weloh will ask the Postoffice
Department to investigate the loss of
letters intended for soldiers at Camp
Alger. A number of letters we're dis.
covered in the rear of a grocery store
near camp. They had been opened
and none had reached the persons ad-
dressed.
Another detachment left Camp Alger
yesterday evening for Santiago. The
Ninth Massachusetts and two battalions
of the Thirty.fourth Michigan broke
camp at 6 o'clock yesterday evening
and proceeded to this city by rail, on
their way to Newport News, where
the troops will be transferred at once
to the auxiliary cruiser Harvard. They
will Join the rest of the brigade at
Santiago. The Sixth Illinois and
Eighth Ohio regiments are under or
ders to be ready TO move at any time.
The other brigade, commanded by
General Garretson, which is also under
orders to proceed to the same place for
the reinforcement of General Skaters
army, will start on the journey early
next week. 1t is expected that Briga-
dier.Genersl Henry, who has been
placed in command of the entire divi
SION of reiutorcements, will accompany
the expedition, leaving Newport News
the latter part of next week. The
troops will not leave until the trans
ports have returned to Newport News,
or until other vessels can be secured to
transport the men. From the present
outlook it appears as though a general
movement of those now in camp is con.
templated. The discipline, which was
rather lax on the arrival of the men, is
more rigid, and the various officers are
gradually Tightening the reins.
Rev. J. I. Williams OF this city, yes.
terday evening preached to the boys OF
the Sd Regiment.
Thursday night three privates of the
Third Virginia Regiment ran the BLOCK
AIDE and secured three canteens full o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-06-25

appleiack, with which they proceeded
to celebrate. Their fun only lasted 8
short time, however, as they became
disorderly and were ordered under ar
rest by the officer of the guard. One of
the men resisted, striking and biting
his captors and ending up by taking a
knife and cutting himself in the breast,
iDficting a painful but not serious
wound. The officer secured the can.
teens and poured the brandy on the
ground, much to the disgust Of the
owners.
The list of those who will be trans
ferred to the Hospital Corps from the
Third Regiment is completed. Among
them is l.. Naramore. of Company F.
Mrs. Clarence Taylor Boykin, of
Richmond, yesterday received ircm the
manufacturers a handsome stand of
colors for the Third Regiment, now a.
Camp Aleer, and accompanied by
party CT friends she went up to day to
present them. The presentation will
occur at dress parade this evening, and
Congressman John Lamb will make the
speech.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-06-25

PERsoNAL.-Gea. VIM. II. Payne has
re:urrci from the Green brier White
al er imbibing its health giving water
and consulting the old soldiers most
eminent surgeon and physician DR.. Nc
CURE. Mrs. Warf4ld returned Thurs
day 10 her Alexandria home taking
with her Mr.. and Mrs. Hout's rosebud,
Miss Ethel Warrenton Index.
Mr.. G. II. Yohe, of Alexandra, was
in the city today. Harry has quite a
number of friends in the Burg who ale
always glad to see him. Fredericks.
burg Star.
Mis- Male, of Alexandria, mother OF
Mrs. Andrew PGiferliug, with Miss
Male, returned home on Thursday
stanton News.
Miss Dora Grigsby, OF Alexandra, is
visiting the family of Mrs. Barksdale,
in West Lynchburg.-[ Lynchburg
News.
Miss Lizzie Dabney, daughter of Prof.
Dabney, of the University of Virginia,
is visiting the family of Mr.. H. d.
Ashton, or north Royal street.
Miss Myrtle Graves has returned
home from Loudoun county.
Mrs. Frank Reed continues quite
sick at her home on King street.
Miss Evelyn Guerrant, who has been
visiting friends iu this city, left last
night to return to her home in Dan.
vile, XIV.
Miss Helen n. Whittlesey has been
elected president of the Hospital Re
lief Corps for Camp Alger, and Mrs.
0. F. Carter, vioe-president.
Messrs. 81. II Pickett, of Baltimore,
aud R. L. Pickett, of Washington. are
visiting their brother, Mr.. G. X. Pick
cit, in Fairfax.
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith, of Middleburg,
mother of Mrs. G. K. Pickett, of Fair
fax, suffered stroke of paralysis on
Thursday and is in critical condition.
Lieut. Fisher, of the Alexandria
Light Infantry, was in the city to-day
on q short visit, as were also some
other members of bis company. He
says the Third Regiment has not yet
been armed end that the men expect to
remain at Camp Alger fo- some time.
The coast strVey steamer bake, IN
charge of Ensign J. H. Reid, of this
city, is expected to arrive here to-.
morrow evening on her way to Wash
ington.
Mr. J. NJ Johnson has returned from
the White Sulphur Springs much i'm
proved in health.
Among those in delightful tsllyho
party given from Staunton to MelIau's
Spring on Thursday evening was Miss
Mary Powell, of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E H. Kemper last
night entertained a number of their
friends at a charming progressive
euchre party, given at their home on
south Fairfax street, in honor of Miss
May Kemper, of Pennsylvania.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-06-25

signed by Col Arthur Herbert, presi-
dent, on he part Of the Infirmery, and
Worth Hulfsh, president, on tie part
of the Y. NJ. G. A. The funds have
been turned over to the Infrmary and
the managers Ct the institution have
awarded the contract for improving the
buildings to Mr.. ]. F. Rodgers, and ap-
pointed the following as the building
committee, who will begin the work st
once Col. Arthur Herbert, George R.
Hill aud Worth Hul6sh, trustees; Mrs.
Mary Windsor, Mrs. Ballinger, Miss
Klipstein and Mrs. Adamson, man
ayers
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-06-25

DEED or TRANsFER.-The deed from
the Virginia Midland Railroad COM
pany to the Southern Railway Com
pany transferring the propsrtyy of the
former to the latfee1 company was re
corded In the clerks Office at the Cor
poration Court to-day. The transfer
was in accordance with the terlls OF
the agreement entered into az the
meeting OF the stockholders and direc-
tors of the Midland company in this
city last December. The transfer en-
braces all the former lines of the Mid
land company, including the various
branches between this city and Dam
vile, Franklin, Warrenton and Round
Hill, amounting to 500 miles of track.
The Midland has become part OF the
Southern system.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-06-25

RAILROAD MIssION.-Rsv. G. f. Ball
will preach ct the Railroad Mission to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock. Some
especially good music is expected from
the com mittee 10 charge of this branch
of the work. After service a joint meet
ing of the music and social committees
will be held to discuss the work of the
September concert. The following per-
sons, who constitute the devotional
committee, will have charge Of the ser
vice during July and August: Mr.. Har-
vey Sanford, Baptist Church, chairmapi
Mr., Samel Stokeley, Trinity NJ: E.
Church, mission workers, of Washing
ton; W. L. Griffin, Second Presby-
terrain Church; Jno. W. Herndoo,
Christ Church. This committee will
supply the speakers for the different
services.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-06-25
20 . ----=---
DRY GOODS.
S,-'5,'S2,,------.-.-,~-,------
Y OdVard & LothrOD
10th, 18th and F StS., N. ".
Summer Requisites.

We invite your attention to inducements
unsurpassed, if equaled, anywhere in vast as
sentiments of summer merchandise, in the
lowest prices ever known on all classes of
goods and in constantly increasing service
of our patrons. If you leave town write for
what you want We can serve you by mail
or express as satisfactorily as over our count.
ers. comprehensive, but incom llete list of
GUNNER goods follows:
ct Waters, Tooth Powder, Mouth Wash,
Talcum Powder, Toilet Powder, Cucumber
and Almond Cream, Lavender Salts, Cold
Cream, Witch Hazel, Almond Meal. Violet
Extract, lot Water Bags, Tooth Brushes,
Eail Brushes Hair Brushes, Rubber Dressing
Combs Flesh Brushes
Ice Cream Freezars, Ice Picks Ice Shsvers
leo Tongs, leo Cream Dishes, Ice Cream Sets,
Icei Tea Glasses, Ice Water Sets. Ice Water
Pitchers, Ice Cream Plates, Lemonade Straws,
Lemon squeezc.s, GAS Lemonade Sets,
Lemonade Bowls, Lemonade Cups, Fruit JsIs,
jolly Glasses jolly Molds, Berry Bowls Lawn
Movers, Garden Hose, Refrigerator Pans,
Garbage Cans Moth Paper Red Cedar SHAY.
ings Clothes WriRger5, Wire Dish Covers,
Steam Cookers, Gas Cooking St;Ses, Gas
Stove Ovens, Oil Cooking Stoves, Japanned
Bath Tubs, Japanned Foot Tubs, Garden
Tools, Incandescent Gas Light Protectors.
Mattings, Rugs for Summer uso, Carpet Has.
socks for stoop seats. Mosquito Csnopies, Cedar
Box Couches for packing purposes, Ornament
81 Folding Screens. Fireplace Screens, Woven
Wire Divans with iron frames, Iron Beds,
Brass ilads, Shirt Waist Boxes, Shoe Boxes.
Summer Curtains, Portieres, Window and
Door Screens, Window Shades, Mosquito Net.
ting Hammock and Veranda Pillows, Porch
Seats, VSssibule Lace, Sash Muslin. Atten.
sion is directed to our splendid facilities for
making to order Slip Covers, Window Shades,
Window Screens Door Screens, and for Cleans.
ing Lace Curtains and Blankets, renoye..ii ling
Mattresses and Pillows, and Rerioholstering
Furniture. Estimates cbc.orfuly furnished
Baseball d".;ods, Tennis Goods. Archery Sets,
GFoa'" :. sets, Air Rifles; Japanese Lanterns
dammocks, Lawn SwingF Velocipedes, Tri.
cycles, Sail Boats, Buckbosrds, Refrigerators,
Ice Boxes Baby Carriages, Nursery Refrigera-
to s, Trunks, Travelling Bags, Telescopes, Suit
! Cases, Hat Boxes, Water Coolers, Water
Filters,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-06-25

SCHOONER RoBBED.-Capt. White, OF
the schooner A. T. Coleman, this morn
ing reported to Officer Roberts that his
cook twho was shipped in Washington
Thursday and goes by the name of VIII
liam) yesterday stole from his schooner
8 gold watch and plated chain with
charm attached, SIS in notes and q
dark blue cost. The thief broke open
s locker and stole the money and ar
ticles while the vessel was anchored oil
this port and while the captain was
ashore and, it is supposed, went back ta
Washington. Officer Roberts hiss Insde
diligent search Tor the cook and the
Washington authorities in the mean
thus have been requested to look out
I ,r him.