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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-19
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Mie of bort man lber Die ,,berrotte.
ten MOnardisn@ ipoiten, nobel man
lid 0anlit briiittt, boB in uniersr bemo-
|fratiihen Hspablit nur Yefdbiguu9
|uno Neroienlt mobgebeno ieien. gDle
itebt es aber oamit In WirfliNteit i?
gDie bic prinaen iino TiirltenlDbne
in .perrDtteten Wlonarbien"'. 10 iperoen
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ooer aud MIR rei6er Ydter bier in Der
oeinotratii1en Mepublif iiber Die GDpfe
|srarauter uno iahpsrltdnoi9er Yetera=
|nen bln,pes su a1srhanD boDen Yolten
in Der glrmee ernaiint. go iinosn mir
unter Den erlten benz Senate sussianbtsn
grnennnn9en Die folgeiloen:
Mls Oils @eneral : Moiutanten nit
Dem 9auptmannsrans: 6ranf VI. Vile
|aer. Soln oes Grie9sietretars; Sames
|G. glaine IT,, Sobn oes pe,lip, benen
Carbohydrates BON WtGine; Mllliam
=. Aililpn. gtsfle oes Senators BON
Soma, uno Grsiine 9elpitt. Sobn oes
betanntsn @rpBlmoultrielen llno Iriibe-
rem Mapors BON Nep DOrt.
Spbn Satob 9lltor, Der Sobn oes
gielp Ootter Wiillipudrs. wurbe gum 8e=
|ueraliaipsttOr seuaht, nit Obeliilisute=
nants= =Gan9; 9lnorew 6.. Wrap, Sobn
oeS Scnators rpl Ielamarc, wuroe nit
oemielben Slang SiiSaOe Nuoitor
Judge advocate), uno sur 9lsibeu
Wiirbe erbuben lpuroen Sobn q. Suu,
Sobn bes GonarcbmitSIieoss Don Soma,
uno =. S. Sid. Gpbn zines GOnnecti=
cutter Staatsmannes.
Man Nebt in g8aibngton pffenbar
BON Der NnIid,t aus, CAP Dieie Yliltbe
oes 8oltes, oisie Sohne oes biireerli6en
Aosls Der aroben 3epublit Die 4emter
ebren uno i1miifen meroen, Die man
ibnen gibt. niht oaB lie ourh Die Nem=
ter ia 9eniiNeuo aeebrt weroen tonnten,
uno bot, bamit nidt etrpd Elm llnpiir=
bigger in cine iolde Steae tomme, anee=
tiinoiat, ooB ben neu ernunntsn yri=
sabe-8enerdlen niht Nsitattet irin miro,
ibre periOnliten GreunOs 81 O!fisiersu
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gDbeeler. Gee, Seluell II. 7. ~. perlteben
alleroinas etipas pom 9rieoe (oesbalb
braudte man lie), aber iie tonnten.
neil lie fir ibre Sruppen uerantport=
lid iino. oar su lsidt auf Den @eoantsn
tommen, bel Der gusmabl ibrer Stabss
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ihreiben gu ieben. Samit mon 22=
jdbrige Siin3linae tpie 6rant M. 9llaer.
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Cicero, Somer uno anoeren pllen &0=
mern uno grisden berumgef6la0ell
bat, 81 Silfs=@eneral. @bjutanten er-
nennen fDnne, miilien 10 alte 6auoeoen,
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lafen. oab nan ibnen nur Die ,,Gm=
pIehluna%; nidt 0bsr Die @rnennlne
ibrer Stobs.CIiisiere suoeltebt. Mebr
SeporSuauna miro Dem fiiritliten Slut
in teiner Wionarhe. wdbreno aber orii=
ben lolde cole GDfn, Ii6 sumeilt nit
Der Gbre begniiaen uno lids germ 9e=
fallen loh,n. boB gnnere Die 9lrbeit fir
lie tbun. beltebt bier Die 6ieiobr, oa6
Ole yS0bne ibrer @Gter" au6 etwas au
iagen bnben mollcn. Tns aber tDnnte
leiht 81 idlimmea Soleen iiibren.
Dlan iollte ibnen bel Soften besreiili9
maNen. oab lie nur gum Sbnufe oie=
nen ipllen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-19

Rinbermunb syrib1en:'
~Dnfel. Tag mai, fonnit DA N<intnI
Rnpf dufmuncn21 Dnitl: r2[ber,
5ritdtn, bds III bod ni9t mS0Iid,
ltnb pD3u bsnn aud r. firth d)tit:
~So. popo bdt es{ogt. Du 9ditef nisp|
GtrD1 hi ROpf, unh bos mslI q mix''
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-05-19

Sic ihltef niht IN bieier Ndbt unb
auh In Der folsenben niht. Weiber
unb baeerer ipurbe ibr @eii9t. grDBsr
unb buntler i9ienen ibre glusen burf
bic srauen Rinse, bic fih bdrum ber
lssten. sic that ibrs Mrbeit unb iie
sipdng fib gum GFen. um ibr Sinh
ndbren 81 tDnnen. aber ibre ipirren
Gebdnfen singen immer benielben
Weg unb ibr san3es Dafein mar nur
nod Elm bebenbes Mdrten auf bas,
mas fommen mubte. Wenm lie aus
benz 9duie ging, 70 battle iie ben ein5is
gen 3Ded, 5u b0ren, Of bas ainb Der
qlnberen nod gefunb lei, unb ibr Qers
that ibr peb. 10 oft iie bernabn, bab
es luffig sebieb. U2it Derboppelter.
fieberbafter Mnsit bDrte lie no1 folden
gdngen nuf jeben Mtben3ug ibres
Rndbtn unb fiiblte er5t bann einen
6hdtten bon Befrtiung unb Jreube,
tpenn Der Rleine ipillig feine NaGrung
udbm, unb nit ben rotben, ipin3igen
3dnben na6 ibr eriff.
unb bdnn tam eir xdg, an benz
aud bisfer ErDit ibr nvrloren ging.I
DdB Rtnb .ourbe nnrubig, {ein R0rpsr
mar bsib. ein rduber 9u{ten srfniit~
ttrte bit carte Nruif. Wti bie{em Son
f4outrit bh Gran 1ufamnatn. oIs
fdfk M 5Qasl 9aab r. fsIh s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

POLICE CoUBT.-MayOr G. L. Simp.
CON preSidinq.-The following cases
were disposed of this morning
Two men, arrested by Officers TIGER
and Deane charged with being disorder
Is aud fighting were fined So.
= man, arrested by Officers TIGER and
Deaue charged with the same otense
ea5 hncd $3.50.
A man charged with being drunk
aud dsorderly was dismissed.
Frank Carroll, colored, arrested by
Officers Ferguson and knight for as.
saultiug and beating Maggie Stewart,
was fined So or given 20 days on the
chain gang.
Alice Jones, colored, arrested by OF
icers Ferguson and Knight charged
with being drunk and disorderly was
dned $3.50 or given 80 days in the work
house.
Two men, arrested by Officers Proc
tor, Wilkinson, Davis and Arlington
charged with being disorderly and
lighting were dismissed.
Night RepOrt.-Last night was cloudy
and cool. Eight prisoners and thir-
teen dodgers were at the station
hOuse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

WEDDING IN WAsHINqToN-Av very pretty
wedding Iok place at noon yesterday at the
residence of Mr. Sidney G Neale, in Wash
ington, his daughter Miss Harriette c. Neale,
becoming the wife OF Mr.. Henry c. Bates, Of
that city The house was deliberately deco
rated with palms, foliage plants and spring
blossoms and the scene as the bridal party
grouped about the officiating Clergyman near
the Il 1ral bower in the front d'awing room
was an exceedingly interesting one. Mr.. q.
s Johnston attended the groom as best man.
and the Bride had msid of honor Miss Bates.
aud two bridesmaids, Nj S Sewell and Miss
Sands. These young ladies were prettily
dressed in white organdie, trimmed with lacs
insertions and edges. and short tulle wells
The bridesmaids earned violets aud tho maid
of honor pink roses The bride WAS hand
somely gowned in white satin aud wore a
tulle veil. Her flowers we're lilies of the val
ley. Rev Richard Howell rector OF st Mar
eqret's Church, Washington, performed the
ceremony. The guests were afterYsrd enter
tanned at break last Mr.. and NJ S. Bates left
in the sfterno. n for q wedding trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20
OFFICIAL.

AN ACT to provide for the paving or repair.
ing of-guttera and for the setting or reset.
ting Of curbipg when the property owners
shall request that such work be done, and
shall deposit two-thirds of the costs thereof
with the City Treasurer.
Section 1. Be it enacted by the City Coun-
Gil of Alexandria, Virginia That whenever
one or more ownors of property on any square
or side Of square, as the case may be, shall
apply to the City Council to have any gutter
in front of their premises paved or repaired,
or any curbine set or reset, if such work be
recommended by the Committee on Streets, it
shall be the duty of the City Engineer to fur
nish such property owner or property owners
with an estimate of the costs of such work,
and as soon as two.thirds OF such costs shall
have been deposited by such owner or owners
of property with the City Treasurer, it shall
be the duty of the City Engineer to have such
work done.
Section 2. This act shall be in force from
its passage
Passed Common Council April 10, 1898.
HUBERT SNOWDEN. President.
Passed Board of Aldermen April IL, 1898
VIII. MARBURY, President.
Approved april "a, 1898.
GEO. L. SIMPSON, Mayor.
Teste D. &. STASsDURY. Clerk C. C..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

DEATH OF MRS. MooRE.-Mrs. Mag.
gle Moore, widow of r. II. Moore, who
had been critically il for some time,
died at the residence of her son-iu- law,
Mr. Thomas Hoy, jr., this morning.
Tne deceased came to Alexandria with
her husband and family from Washing
ton about twenty years ago, and dur
ing her residence here she had made
many friends and acquaintance. Her
husband, it will be remembered, died
last July. A few months ago Mrs.
Moore became indisposed, and it was
discovered that she was suffering from
an incurable ailment, since which time
she had gradually declined. She had
on several occasions manifested grave
symptoms aud caused those in attend.
ance to suppose her death was at hand.
She would rally. however, and her con-
dition fuctuated until this morning,
when the end came. Mrs. Moore was
born in Ireland fifty eight years ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

Row AT THE PoLLs.-S0me excite
ment was caused on lower Prince street
about shutdown yesterday by general
light which occurred near the polling
place. The trouble originated among
so...e of the friends OF the candidates
during a dispute, and a young man was
assaulted. This brought the father OF
the youugster into the row, and this in
turn melted the bellicose spirits of oth-
ers. In few seconds there was gen.
eral scramble of the combatants to-
wards each other, and this was follow
ed by the surgipg of the crowd into one
inextricable mass, during which the
theory, strike a head wherever you
see one" prevailed. Many were acting
as peacemakers and endesvoring to
pull friends from the scene, but they,
AS usual, paid for their termerity by
emerging with "barked shins,i' mash
ed toes, and other minor injuries. Sew
eral of the belligerents were knocked
down and another drew knife, but
the arrival of the police brought the Of.
igir to close. The ringIeadsrs were
arrested and this morning some were
fned and others were dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

At sarepta Hall last night in the Loyal
Temp france Legion contest for Rotations
&c, in the senior class the prizes were VOL
by Misses Mamie Brown and Gertrude Pick.
H. and in the junior class Masters Henderson
and Angelo were the winners. The prizes
we're presented by Mr.. K. Kemper and Rev.
J. T. Williams
The Spanish steamer Panama sailed from
New York for Havana this afternoon with
about 100 Spaniards who are expected to
Join the Spanish army. Her cargo consists of
provisions and several tons of gunpowder for
Havans.
Tonight Rev j Ernest Thacker will give
Bible reading in tho Second Presbyterian
Church on "a Model Household" All are
cor Tally invited. Service at 1880.
Gov. Culberson, OF Texss. has o1dt red the
ent.re ranger force to the Mexican frontier to
| any invasion from that country that
Spanish sympathizers may make.
The Santa Fe Pacific west bound passenger
train was held up at O'o Grande, Cal at )
o'clock this morning. Engineer Clifford WAS
killed and passenger injured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

NEW YORK, April 20 -Flour-State and
Western stronger and held 5a10c higher;
city mills patents So S5a6 10; Minnesota
patents So 25a5 65; winter straights Sd 60
al 70. Rye flour stronger at So 1Oa3 40.
Wheat-options No 2 red opened strong and
active on war news and higher cables May
109a109$i; July 934s947a; Sept S64a
a974.; Dee 86lls SG2. Rye firm No 2
Western 61a611a. Corn options No 2 open
ed stronger on continued export demand and
b1llish cables ; May 36ba365s July 37a.a
81 IS 16 Oats-optons No opened firm
er on covering May 30lb.- Beef firm Pork
nuiet. Lard firmer: prime Western steam
So 80 nominal.
BA1TiMoBE, Nd, April 20.-Flour finn
and unclaimed. Wheat strong; spot and
month 104ba1049s; May 10455a104Es;
July 92h asked; steamer No rcd lola
101A; southern wheat by sample 1O2s
1861 do on grade 101 y s1O5. Corn strong !;
spot and month 37a374. May 37a37ls;
June 37Aa371a: July 3734 bid; steam r
mixed 36s36ts southern white corn 30 co
yellow 81 iha3S. Oats frmsr; No white
35 bid; No mixed 31l6a32. Rye strong
and higher: No 2 nearby 605sa6Q7s ; No 2
Western 62aa bid. Hay firm choice limotl =
$l2 5Oa13 w. Sugar strong and unchangee |,
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. April 10
Cattle-Trade in cattle was dull at steady
prices stockers a7d feeders sold at So 75a
4.65. bulls so SOa39 so cows ard heifers
S2.2Oa4. 60; calves were active, but tiihe
lower ctoice selling at $5.5oa5 60. Hogs
Trade in hogs was active at strong
plies, sales being at $3.65a3.921b for com.
mon to prime hogs; sales were largely at
$3S0A3. go Prime light selling Ice under
the best pigs sold largely at So 15s3.4O and
at $3.45a3 so for heavy weights; prime
light pigs sold at S3.871b Sheep were fairly
&C i've at unchan ged prices tra{es WeSe maze
at S3.50a4.G5. Ye*rlings and mi&ed lots
went at $4.20a4,Sg and lambs at Sd goa
$50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20
DRY GOODS.
v God ward & LOthroD
10th, 18th and F StS., N. W.
Special Sale of Hosiery
WOmen'S and Children's.
WOmen'S and Children'S.

We havejust completed one
of the largest single special
purchases of Hosiery we have
ever made. 1t consists of more
than 1900 dozen pairs, and
includes black, tans, plaids,
polka dots, and fancy boot pat
terms, in cotton, Isle, and silk,
at prices usually asked for in
terlor grades.
Women's Fast Bis ok aud Tan Cotton Hose,
with 6ouble heels and toes and very elias
tic Sizes 8 TO 10. 15c; pairs for 25c
Womens Fast Black Cotton Hose, with
double soles and nigh spliced heels; extra fine
AID elastic 25c a Pair, Value 35c.
Women's Fancy Lisle Thread Hose, neat
stripes and boot patterns. 29c Pair.
Value soc.
Women's Gauze Iisle Thread Hose, double
solos, high spliced heels; very fac quality.
35c; 3 pairs for Sl,0O. Value SOC.
Women's Pure Silk Black Hos, extra fine
quality, with double soles and high.spliced
heels. $3.50 Pair. Value $500.
Womeu's Plain Tan Hose, in various styles
and shades; extra fps quality. Csc Pair.
Infants Llsls Thread Socks, open.work
effects, black, tan, blue, pink, and flesh. Sizes
/ to -. 25c a Pair
First floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20
The Sure La Grippe Cure

There il no use suffering from this
dreadful nalady, ifyou will only get
the right remedy. You are having
pain all through your body, your liver
is out of order, have no appetite, no
life or ambition, have bad cold. in
fact are completely used up. Electric
Bitters is The only rsmedy thai will
give YOU prompt and sure relief. They
act directly on your Liver, Stomach and
Kidneys, tone up the whole system and
make you feel like new being. They
are guaranteed 10 cure or price refund
ed. For sale at L l.. Aliens Drug
Store, only 80 cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

CYCLE CLUB.-A meeting of the
Alexandria Cycle Club was held last
night. 1t was decided to forward 10
Mayor Simpson q communication re.
garding the recklessness of some riders,
and also those who ride at night with
out the proper light, and ask that
some official action be taken in the
matter in order to prevent accidents.
a subject which was discussed was
whether bicyclists had the right of way
the same as wagons. Several serious
accidents have been narrowly avoided
of late by the deliberate failure OF some
drivers to give even ladies the right OF
wav to the right hand. A petition will
aso be addressed to the Mayor and
Corporation Attorney Boothe, asking
az opinion on the subject. DR.. NJ. W.
OBrien was elected surgeon to the
club.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20
LOCAL BREVITIES.

At the fair at Lyceum Hall tonight fine
horse will be laied.
The trial of Lovclace Brown, co'orei, for
killing his son, is still IN progress at Fa'rta<
The little child os Mr.. Tbog. Henderson,,
VINO lives on Prince street, ntar Roysl, died
last night.
Mr.. Samuel Miner, brotherin-aw of Rev,
Roland AdemsoD, died at Manassas YESTERDAY {:
He was born III England in 1880.
A game of baseball was played this evening
between the Kendall Green aud the High
School nine on the grounds Of the Latter
school, near this city.
A tank boat loadel with oil arrived here
yesterday evening from Philadelphia. and
he oil was at oace pumped into the tanks at
the Standard Oil warehouse.
Otto Klatt foreman OF construction at the
Aqueduct Bridge, Georgetown, was killed
about APO o'clock yesterday afternoon by
~ =" hiO derrick boom oyer the
the lalI'ns 20
Coferdam.
The Norfolk steamer WAS delayei IN her
arrival here this morn ng, and did not reacn
this city ill noon. She reports having pass:
cd the Italian training ship Amerigo Vespucci
of Wolf Trap light last night
A circular has been prepared by the South
ern Railway Company notifying its employees
that all who desire to enlist in the army to
Il ,ht against Spain will have their positions
keld open until they return from the wal
The Alexandria ] ighr Infantry, in uri'
form, in command Of Capt. Bryan, last night
At ended the Masonic fair being held in
Washington. They were escorted to the hall
nv the Mount Pleasant Field Band.
Martin Cronin, former chief of the Wash
;noton fire department. shot himself in the
hesd Yesterday at the residence of w: D.
CLARK. 5O7 II street northwest, and died g.
most instantly. 1t is supposed that he was
temporarily Insane. Mr., CTToninn was about
Sc years Of sge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

| desire to attest to the merits Of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as one
of the most valuable and efficient pre-:
parations on the market. broke an
exceedingly dangerous cough for me in
q hours, and in gratitude therefor, 7
desire to inform you that 1 will neyeY
be without it and you should feel proud
of the esteem in which your Remedies
are held by people in general. 1t is the
one remedy among ten thousand, sue.
cess to ito. r. DoWNEY, Editor
Democrat, Albion, Ind. For sale by
J. II. Ianney, Druggist, 70l King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

THr PRIMARY ELECTION yesterday
.,.n't4d in the nomination of Mr..
! ' md Marbury for Commonwealth's
s.t5rney Mr.. Charles H. Callahan for
I1,m,ai..ioner of the Revenue and Capt
~ n smith for City Sergeant. The
,aitpe dragged languidly along until
tba s1ernoon, when it became more
sni-i,ei. and shortly before sunset the
n9g,s.r was exciting. For about an
bo9- after the closing of the polls much
interest was manifested in the result,
,be candidates and their friends show
inc no little apprehension. In conse-
"I-ncs of the small number of candi-
ja.c- il did not take long for the
iud,es and commissioners to relieve the
n-r--ure, and early in the night the
re-u.. was announced. The defeated
candidates. Messrs. J. r. Fianigen,
Taeophilus Ballengor and W. B. Dobie
-p5l-d respectable complimentary
votes. aud the affair being merely
cop.es. in the democratic party, the
smoke OF the battle will soon clear
away and the candidates and their
champions will vie in rolling up an
average democratic vote next month at
,h- general election. The voting was
carried on in most cases quietly, though
about shutdown some trouble occurred
uear the First wsrd polls which result
ai IN the interchange OF some Gsticufis,
turing which several msn were knock
G down The following is the official
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

RUMoRED ROBBERY. Officer Knight
having reported to the Mayor that q
rumor of robbery at one of the hotels
last night had reached him, the Mayor
directed Officers knight and Ferguson
to look into the matter. These officers
promptly responded and discovered
that pair OF valuable diamond ear.
rings belonging to the wife of the pre-
prietor of the hotel had been stolep,
but had been replaced; so no fpther &C
ton was taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

HURT WHILE STEALING A RIDE
Elias Hawkins, colored, sixteen years
of age, OF this city, was severely
bruised about the legs while stealing o
ride on Baltimore and Potomac Rail
road passenger train from Washington
to Baltimore last night. He was taken
to the City Hospital OF Baltimore and
attended by DR.. Scanland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

PERsoNAL-Mr Harry r. Burke, of
this city, and Miss Rosetta G. Trist,
daughter of MIR. N. B. Trist. of New
Orleans, were married in that city yes.
terday.
Mr.. Laurence Stabler is in New York
on business.
Mr.. Jos. P. McCrink, formerly Of
this city, is chief machinist on the
monitor Miantonomah, now at Phila.
delphia.
Mr. Robert Taylor, prominent milk deal.
er Of this city with his family has moved
TO his bau some new residence, on his farm
on the Washington road, in Alexandria coun-
ty. to the regret of his many fticpds in this
nj
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

FA1R.-The Catholic fair at Lyceum
Hall presented an animated appear
ance last night, and tine several booths
did good business. Tomorrow night
Mrs. Margaret Nowlanv Martin and Mr..
James Nowlau, of Washington, wi !
sing. Tomorrow evening there will
be donkey party" for the children
from l o'clock till 5 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

1 case very fine Msdras Ginghams at SC,
worth 124c
1 lot Ladies Shirt Waists, excellent quail
ity, np-to date in style. These are very cheap
at Acc.
1 lot Fine White Organizes. These must
be seen to be appreciated. Price 10c
1 case Figured Lace Striped Organdy Tic
25c Light Blue Welt at 12!c.
1Sc Figured and Plaid Duck Waists at
12!c.
lac Soil de Nord Bingham at 12!c.
sc Apron Ginghams at Bic.
sc Light Calico at Bic
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

CHICAGO, April 20.-Advancing markets
abroad and war talk at home caused al eSt il:
ed opening ID the wheat pit to-day. Within
few minutes July sold up to the ':call"
price and held steady at that figure. Later
when the news was received of the actual
signing Of the Congressional resolutions by
President Mckinley the market rems ined ab.
solutely motionless. July opened 11sa1asc
higher at s9lhssSs., sold at sS7s declined
to SSas, turned strong and touched %, hold
strong with wheat; July opened 1assac high.
er at s2a., sold aff to !; 2lssS2 rallyiug to
S2as; Data for july opened IS higher at
23ts, sold at 23aa and advanced-tO "a. Pork
gained 7lac for July at the opening and
further advanced TO S10a10 12'ss, twenty
Strength s WAS sd due to war talk. July Lard
c opsned So higher at s. 80, advancing to
SIS 50. Ribs for July opened 2isc higher at
SIS 2T9a. further advancing 10 Sa 3Oa5 80,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

Sr. PAuL's CHURcH-At q meeting
Of the yestry of ST. Paul's Church last
night the election of officers for the en-
suing year and delegate to represent
the church in the diocesan council, 10
meet in WINCHESTER in May, was held'
J. Wallace Hooft and Maj. John w.
Green were elected wardens; John h.
mmerman. treasurer; J. c. Milburn,
secretary. Maj. John w. Green was
elected the delegate to the council ana
, John L. Zimmerman alternate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

NEW YORK, April Goat the orenpg of
the local stock market first prices we're lower
sill around with the losses quite substantial in
some OF the specialties. Subsequent transac-
tiops showed some reeoverie,, but the under
tone was deci ledly heavy and values soon
gave way to the lowest. Business quiet
lively at intervals and fairly we'll distributed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-04-20

NJ. L Yocum, Cameron. Pa, says II was 3
sufferer for ten years, trying most all kinds
OF pile remedies, but without success. De-
Wits Witch Hazel Sslve was recommended
to me- I used one box. 1t has effected a
permanent cure" As permanent cure for
pi es DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve has no equal.
Charles G. Lennon.