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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

SPECIAL SALE DURING tins
week before closing Oriontni embrolerloa,
fuN cleaned nni rUuulrrd, last chance
% repair Your fugs, NJ Main
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gions SAVINGS Bank q True COM
pany. Nos I. .. and Q Main street. u
the largest and Oldest savings bank In
Utah. 2l.iii accounts have been
opened since the bank was established
IN issa. Have you an aeount7 II not.
start one now.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

cnnisrENsES's pASciNG scAptMN
ron DANCING ETIQUETTE AND
department. Nose Chfistcnren alaia.M...
y. y. Chnrtcnren. fecroihiy.l
Fred Christensen. dancing master -
NoSLs 40 iOA>. ...s..----
LOAN Only NY Own MONEY
hence no delays
no rdveftt4iug Yuuf wants
no eastern cumrany.
uthiri pnftyi
no commission
no trust dcCii
70 attorneys lcsi
re uiorirarc tHNi
srrcirf options rfantc'
RUSSELL J.. TRACY. - 3. Main ~
ELMER DARLING LOANS MoNEh'
buys warrants -
..LoWFEr RATES EN ,...,.
No tax ON mortgarc. cav ans inN,.c,,l-
Mte Partial payments allowed N''"T'
On FURNITURE. PfANOs, EIC VII
out removal. Kittcnhousc' room - ''"'
ucrcisl lluck. .-...-
sianop To LOAN On VACANT AND III
nruvct property ~ amounis oi ~"
south
coon IohN whNTEbi HOME MONEY.
STRAIGHT mortgage. 10 taN. low rate W. -
Nooie. " West cnd south -..-
MoGtK.iN 4 60. y wisr sk.OnD
south. havr money 10 loan ~ 10" rates
pfivilelrc OF payment at any Tine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

7 VI TVTTl Nv IWTTTTVT
ELI3GANr Rooms. DINING Room
under the management % the ugeat ca-
teryr ln Tho ciy popular rrieca, Corner
ILEuANr LAift NNOMN uNOUNn
nnuri Hlsl uirlnr nal bod RON on ground
iour viii ur without iirst class blafd. ~
south rtntr.
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hLEuASrlY fuKNiSnED Sunny
roouai nice location reasonable rates.
.siit south West Temple,
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AUCTION.

-. .r,.,.a,,xV nt.crAt,iisp isTif AT
,apN x is5 b second iotun A.
aae lot 8 hGsshola good, S.rrS s,.d l,S
,.,o,sI sr5,nnist.iv ftrnishsd. X. A.
Auir,'Ws aurfionesr.
.,t,,t, Hy.,sA,rts- ,ty Nykufttotfsr
,,, S,,s,, . al eireli h. fore ID aith inst.
XII sb5ii 1tfcr thr contents. Consisting
~ Ion enr lands ,f uax furllsure. sfrul
me- ,',t nrd heating ataVra unn
fidciiaards. extension tah.s. computation
b0ok snsca rnrkcrr chalrs. ioungcs
eogches riIlor inini'vis l2 .9,a,
nsde, dressing c.H,7' lne r.,
day,, as r.gin cap 10 ha4, p ahg3wr in,t
psltss ia terms 40 sglt indtiduai
huvaf. An muif b. rou can clriy
ana don forgot the nunscf
o'ciars VI. IN.
tru rAttuANe fN UotstttOln
goods fr..nrnaf pnfca. etc. call vi l1deu-
N Storage Co. i.i.il snui West Tom
neh leli 5''l' OF AT H''''' '''6ni' 70 q"
,x.>,,u
--,,..--rft,. -.tN,.,.,t., ,u.Y 50 t5f.NS-
s,gsn ..,i,r. ia.,dr ~ Eniith west and
sixth North rhompson'a uurnc' 'ah
~, 5,,,,s 1, ,.,,n,. -ittts,s -fifisT -tlRoN
~ 80 ,t,tN M s,fs k,',ti,.si Far.
~, a.i ~,tth Stain a. a'if iake Clty,
ia -RE6f. i.grVrg ron
.,ti,'' ii,,lir,.- a., fisve'" ID t'st snfus
ain Il y. Nie,erdfr uaei b itnto ami
ft,'ai,rs. -,n,,, i!6 = W'in ID
i,nn.s AMI ueSI.s ul6r1iINU
nt,''t, ..,td nd t. ,cl,.ng,i, htrhe.t nrie1a
,siI' s,td ni'siai viii rait i.iIintc
49,, 49,. ,..,t.@..,.,. ilt.,..,,..--
Old MORMON hgoia Mlll,hnlhi Hisr, ot,E
S9gisa i,symrt'1 .'oid i,Ssi" siorc -
II srroui saufh 80 am storL Nor.
,,e., i,noLs '''' wv
rAstf@ppt,,sa ,,kf, --t,op Sf.w
AZ, 's.'a' ,,,i ~, l'' 4, ,,,.,At.f, 49, fe-W
~ 49, ~ .. ",'t'iV'' h'ai. ,',,.e
gr,,d.t,.,t go. -, .,t - etste s
~ .,'- - - Wv,
rags, scfsp iron. metals aud Tnhbctsi best
market prlrcsi carload lots q specially. ~
sonih state ........-.....,,
,.hNIltl fEuspN sulfIl!lNs WITH
Piles 90 10 cured With tlmphuTatuu fliO
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WINES AM L,vtOR..

iiuuora, clEnrr and hot drinks ~ all
kinds' q. " budd. Prop 70 north Third
West,
NEW rTAil SALOON. CHOICE WINS,
daTi private rooins iar famillss lame,
Stevenson, Prom. o. West iif.t south.
AcklNo 4 Rocco. MtNkRs SALOON,
hue Wlnrs, llnnofs aud clFarsi wholesale
and InlnIL b. -nnih slnlo .lrrni.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

Open 'rom Sow an ,hrlstm,..
h c. ", ~ Magulncen. Holiday Ia
ear and Bargain sale,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

&c. ~. o. iioilda, iiasar s"d sale
Open Dee. ~. ana continues tlll
Christina.
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SALT LAKE TEMPLE.

Tho san Lake Temple will close FOR
the holiday season On Friday. December
card. 1888. AMI reopen 0n Monday. jan
LORENZO SNOW.
prYHlIauf
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LUMBER pIALIus.
iioH>k.i,oIRs AM nlA,K,aitl,s
wANrEp-AakSrs

ECONOMY GAs LAMP 90. 10 sorrli
We, Tsmnle; send %, catalogue.
GOOD AGISrS TO sOLicIr on CON-
~ yOu WANT no MAXI 500 A DAY
selling the Howard Photo .outn,. send %
cents tor sample aud Rut exciuslye territory
uogari MiR, 60. u. state St. syracuse.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

TiiE CULLEN. HATES 81 40 y 10 PEA
day. strictly nrat.clnHH. h g. Ewlng,
Proprietor Street ears from all trains
BASS the door.
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waI,ii,iAiSlus AND JiwELhus.

j. JfppEitsoN. IS W. sourn fEMrLE
street a u kinds OF senlptor work nne,y uNo.
edtpd. Prices reasonable
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

stMlHu MACHINES.
HOOuHT. soLD. RCNntsD'- M.
paired. wilca q Johnson, $40 State 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

COMMIssION Nl.aoiIlN,,.

lines MEncANTiLE AND cOM.
initsion company. Wholesale commission
dcaleth; outside orders aud conssnmsni.
West Tcmple
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iilOrO.lI,pnEI,s.

aliNisfInOTOs 4. a DOLESf pNNo
rnm'c views 10 orders copying. oniarging In
cftyau. pastel and water colors j. H. MAJ.
Hun, sl.li state street,
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AitAlt ~.
ARTISTS.

Kl0g. Tnoa ". -si.oAN. MRS. HEbEk
Leo aud Mins X. Wells are IN ehalr" "
beautiful exhibition ana safe 1lrt,s..
dny Nth' llgl 'Iefnpleton building ..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

Ebert Prop, manufacturers of tine f,irA.
NiNriuulNNNH lufH made a. order ana
rginnddl'd, fvdyed rugs and robes, 70 east
Third south.
rlisS on ALL KINDS IN sroclS
und made To- unlrr. inrgest ,stnblish-
mont ~ INC West H. atenzol Eur co.
20 Main street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

,tuitNisufNGs AND HOME MADE
Dyed and Ropalred. This Hai iiox o Main,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-12-10

WANTED. aooD AND tEitAuLE
boys acquainted with city, good pay, en-.
ION Ht>r.
NEw ..HoOM BRicK-HATH Pan.
try. Ponh Electric iArht. Hot and Cold
school. East Seventh south. sis
!. r. stringcr Co. under hank OF Com.
mrrcc,
oN cAH Line. 10 ni.ocks .fHoN
H. o. i-room brick: newly pap.rcd. iarft
pantry and closets : pprrhoH good barn,
chicken house, acre Entdcn, Towing well
stranger o. Co. under iiaus ~ Commerce.
SMALL SUIT rNoNT ROOMS err.
table Tor two private family. nita iocn.
lion. 90 west Third South,
MODERN sRuuM nplCk MOUSSE nhrn
reception hall. furnace etc. second south
block.
70 norsss. Mi. piucEa HiNp5
and locations. futile iiros, 10 Main,
cpAn YARD. coMrLtTE. ron COAL
Vest '''''' wv ' ""'
TWO ROOMS ANp SUMMER KiTcH.
on. complete Tor housekeeping. Is west
Third South,
EIgaANr suNNN uOoMRi ALI.
modern convenience hot and cold water,
olcrlrir ilght ana steam heat cheap ~,
=. Main.
IoH nm iuitNisntD lloOMs.
t'NftHNtsilED KOOMa VERY
cheap ii3 north Main,
NICE CLEAN ROOMS WITH HOARD
" desired. privat" family. 81 y, slain,
DESIRABLE NEWLY .FuHNIaIEp
lunum,niH flr llrht housekeeping. Rich,
ilieu. $685. vasi hrrnnd south
\ srilI. oF ROOMS ron Lieulf
h0ul kgrpug. reasonable rates sig y.
NicELy FURNISHED RoooMs.
private rmilH Two doors from Hani.
turlum, 20 wcat ThlFi South.
TtiE REED. 81 a.. aEyuSD socrH.
elegantly. mrnianri, steam heated tunmHi
an modern cnus'ulrnern. reasonable
NICELY Unfinished ROOMS ION
liFht hounekognlnf' nhq .t'eeplng rooms
rttnnnnhlH rate. Nlh r. Vhlrd South.
COY sunny ROOMS. ELEGANrI,i
I furnished " iuW inio gor winter Wic1l
/ hlnnE RI state.
NICELY FrlASlFilEp NooAis GIN,
ifaiiY located ln nice lucatiQn reaaonn
| hlu prices tll south W'Hl Temple
| TWO NICELY FURNISHED NOoMf
/ Amply Is west Flfst South.
NEATLY FURNISHED ROOFS wIrF
/ or without board. ~ south West TEN
ELEGANT gunElsGEP, ,RooMi
class. MIR. >. H. Mccarthy % eas
! First aputh
THE TAYLOR HOUSE Rooms FOt
! llght housekeeping. ~ enst SECOND south
rLEGANT. LhRaE SUNNY nooN-
I nicely furnished modern uunveultncr,
Cannon HOUSE. .oi West south Temple
SeMLY frHNIsilEn hOOMsi ALL uui
SIDE rtumsi tranalents solicited, Ils Wcs
ilfsi south
tLEuASrLy tuRNiSnED .suNN)
NIH O Do. stIaNa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.


little child of Officer Ferguson is sick
with diphtheria.
There were no cases for trial in the Police
Court this morning.
six dodgers We're accommoda ted at the Sta
ton house last night.
All of the lower river steamers are now
taking down heavy freights.
At the meeting last night Of Jackson Coun-
Gil, Jr o. U. a NJ, one member was elected.
The County Court, Judge Love- about con-
cluded its business for the term yesterday
evening.
A Home telephone, No. 1875, hiss been
placed in Birrcll & Peterss bakery, Nc. 6l5
King street.
The Corcoran Gallery OF Irt in Washington
will be reopened foT visitors next Monday
morning, October Sd.
A horse belonging TO DR.. Johnson, colored,
was found running at large this morning by
Off -er Wilkinson End taken up.
Governor Tyler has been invited to attend
the annual banquet of the Young Mems So
dality Lyceum of this city October Sd
q partridge was caught on Royal street, OPP
posite the market, this morning and Others
were seen in various sections Of the city.
The handsome bicycle at Mr.. B. Smiths
store was latiled last night and won by Mr.
a. q Uher, he holding the mum Der So.
Frank Tuba has sold TO Louis Shuman
house and lot on the north side OF King
street, between st. Asaph and Pitt, for So 200,
On Saturday night Mr. Dempsey, carpen-
ter. living near Vienna, in Fairfax county,
was run over and killed by train on the
Southern road.
Although the houses in West End hayo
been numbered and the sidewalks repaired,
the free mail delivery system has not yet
been extended to thst village.
The case against Henry Mason, colored, for
assaulting Henry Williams and Celia johnson
| IN the lstter's house last Saturday night, will
be tried in the Mayors Court to morrow.
A case of scarlet fever is reported at the
home of Mr.. Lloyd No. 531 south Columbus
street Other cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported at Nos 913 and 315 Prince street.
The closing chapter of the Colchester
annals published in this issue closes the fist
| series Of Early Virginia History" In few
weeks the second series will be commenced.
Two small school boys were arrested near
Washington building to-day by Officer How
son for fighting on the streets, and were fol.
| lowed TO the station house by large crowd OF
boys.
Mr.. William skdmore died today at his
home. No. 1407 Prince street. He was well
| known in this city, and for some time rs q
been employed in the press room Of the
| Washington Star.
In the Corporation Court to-day the will OF
the late James Grigg WAS admitted to probate
and his daughter, Miss Ada V. Giigg, quail
| fed as Administrative. The dec eased ett his
property TO his chilcen.
Marriage licenses were issued in Washing
ton yesterday to john e. Hamill and Minnie
| Bell. both OF Hsrrisonburg; Millsrd d kes-
terson and Miuerva Q. Lofts, both of SPOTS
wood. and to Edward o. Russell and Lillian
C. Conner, both of OAKLAND.
The following books have been added to
the Alexandria Library: 1000 no 6i: bu,
pert of Hentzau, by anthony Hope; 4 aoo-
inc Davis; 1000 wa. 81, Helbeck of Ban
risdaie, by MrS. Humphry Ward 1000 gr
IS. The 'rerro-, by Felix Gras
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29
Glorious News

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile, OF
Wasbita, l. T. He writes; -Four
bottles of Electric Bitters has cured
Mrs Brewer of scrofula, which had
caused ca her great suffering for years.
Trrrihle sores would break out on her
head and face and the best doctors
could give no help but her cure is com &C,
nIete and her health is excellent" inns
Shows what thousands have proved,
that Electric Bitters is the best olood
purifier known. It's the supreme
remedy for eczema, teiter, salt rneum,
ulcers, boils and running sores. Il
stimulates liver, kidneys and oo"els,
expels poisons, helps digestion oe GIIs
up the strength. Only 90 cents oolu
bv E. S. Allen and E. 5. Aeadoeater q
Sons, druggists. Guaranteed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29

DECISION RENDERED Judge Norton
to-day rendered decision in the case
OF the Alexandria Water Co. VS.. the
Southern and the G. & o. railroad COM
panies, The suit was brought to recov-
or water rent from the c. & o. com
pany, who claimed the right to use the
water under its tracksge agreement
with the Southern company. Judge
Norton holds that under the statute of
limitation the @. & o. company can
only be held for payment of water rent
for three years and that the water COM
pany can only recover rent under rates
of contract with the Southern company
and not upon the tariff rates of the we
ter company. The case referred TO
Commissioner A. W. Armstrong to re-
port what amount is due to be collected
upon basis of thu original contract be-
tween the water company and the Rich
mond and Danville railroad company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29

White Sulphur Springs, have returned
to their home 10 this city.
Miss Lucy Dorsey left here TO dav
to spend the fall and winterin st. Paul
Mion-
Mr.; Charles irwin, of Fairfax, and
Miss Lena Eagelhardt, formerly of Yves,
Eod, but now OF this city, were married
yesterday evening at ST. Mary's Church
parsonage. 1t was reported that the
groom's age is rs and that of the bride
is is.
Mrs. John P. Richardson will visit Mrs. T.
}. Semme7 next month at her country home
IN Wsrrenton, Va. Miss Lewise Simpson ex.
poets to leave early in October to visit Mrs
Henry Randolph Burke, of Alexandria, Va,
N Burke will b. remembered here as the
ch@rming Miss Rosetta Trist. Later in the
season Miss Simpson will visit friends in
WaShlngton.-NewC Orleans Times Democrat
Nr. Leonard Marbury and family, who
have been spending the summer in Warren
ton, have returned 10 their home in this city.
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Commotion Bargains.

Ladies Ribbed vests and Pants All Sizes
Price 25c Last season we sold ever over
200 dozen of this same price goods.
Ladies' Raf Wool Ribbed Vests and Pants.
Sizes 3 To 6. rice SOC.
Ladies' Extra Fine All Wool RibGed an1
Plain Vests and Pants Ali sizes. WORT
$1.50 Cur ice 81.
We are opening an unusually large stock
or new goods for fall and wi ter business, ard
have mads some extraordinary purchases
with such low prices that we have adopted
Commotion Bargains as our special bargain
sign for the future. Whens Yer his Sign L.
used in our advertisement JXptcl targainy
that viii create .-'iv!ly in every household .
Don't fail to inspect cur huge stock of NEW
HOSIERY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29

DEArH OF MRS. FRENCH.-Mrs.
Eliza ". French, wife of Mr.. Geo. s.
French. aud who had been seriously i'll
i5r some months, died at her residence,
O1uorth Columbus street, at an earl ~
hour this morning. The condition of
ia5 deceased, who had been patient
sufferer from complication of diseases,
had o. late been critical, and for the
pas, few days her death had been hour
Is expected, when her sorrow stricken
.l,0aod aud four children would be
deprived OF her affection and motherly
lsre. Mrs. French was a daughter Of
be late DR.. w. NJ. Bite, of Nelson
county, Va. She was lady who nat
.ra. won esteem from all whom she
met, aud since her marriage aud res
isnce 10 Alexandria she made lifelong
blends Of all with whom she became
Her declining health,
ga.ch began some time ago, was no.
.ced with sincere regret by many out
:is her Immediate household, and as
ae sands of her life were becoming
LIVER the expressions OF sympathy
7ere numerous. Everything that
@uld be suggested by medical skill cal
Hated to ward of the stroke of death
sas resorted to, but they only proved
Hmporary impediments to the ebblng
ether life, and this morning, while the
au was ushering in another day, the
Good Shenherd was closing her ewes in
death. With all earthly ties-the de-
'ouon OF an aftectionete husband, who
.hny valued noble wife as the great
e: blessing of heaven, and loving child
len, whose souls were entwined with
TIA, Of fond mothers, and Surround,
ed as she was by everything calculated
10 make the journey of life pleasant,
che mas been called upon to relinquish
esr,h's ties aud life'5 duties, and be
come one Of the innumerable company
1 0. loved ones gone before"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29

,.,rprgHooD OF ST. ANDREW
. DNI ,.ir-4enth annual convention of
t'' p..5r1qrnood OF st. Andrew is now
A' D' Ss,l in Baltimore and will con-
Rug throughout this week. On Wed
H-l 3,, ri Quiet Hours" were con-
5 5,.aj 6y Rsy. A. S. Crapsey, of
5 s..e.,s- y. y. while to-day the Rt.
~ a'r-lW VIM. p4ret, bishop of Maryland,
N'' i 5as.iiress ofwelcome. Rt. Rev.
l ,l.-s3 N Randolph, bishop OF South
49, y.r.i4a. delivered the charge to
e. e.. c,oyealion. The meeting tonight
.-' h, conducted by Rev. VIM. a.
s w.. caao.ain ofthe I diversity oftl Q
y,,,1 Friay address will be made
:. ne RI Rev Davis Sessums, bishop
y y Louisiana, r. Rev. Arthur c. A.
WI bishop Of Vermont; Revs. Eodl-
~. 49, Peabody, headmaster of Groton
S ;.oar Thomas f Winecof. Univer-
~. nv n West Virginia; G. II. Brent. of
? ..or and Mr.. Silas McBee, vice
-...3e1- of the Brotherhood On Sat
f.i.v the convention vii! be address
i6y RI Rev. Peter T. Rowe, bishop
~ ASK r.. Rev. Frederick r
cave. bishop OF Shanghai, and
T y JAS. l.. Houghtelling, presi
5.r. of the Brotherhood, aud
99,-- T. Speer, of the Student
Winter Movement for Foreigo
Vision. On Sunday, Rev. William
R,ia,fri. of St. Georges Church,
wv York, will preach the anniversary
...noa addresses will be made in the
.r--aoou by Messrs. Robert Treat
Pine Of Waltbam. Mass; Jacob A.
n. ADD r. Fulton Cutting of
NV Scity; an at night by Ri. Rev.
g.rry Y S4rterlee, Bishop of Wasl :
ir.or r eh, Rev. William Lawrence,
5.1op Of Massachusetts; r ght Rev.
William c Doane, Bishop of Albany,
s1i Mr.. George Wharton Pepper, of
Philadelphia Alexandria will be rep
i-.-otri a the convention by Rev.
B-asnsn Green aud Messrs. J. John
.os Green. William w. Parker, J. {.
Nblra nd w. Kuhn. of s.. Pau g
C-ayrl. Charles J Deahl, VIM. Moore
a,i Horace B Ramey, Of Grace Chap
ia aad Thomas w. Robinson,
srenc5 c Leadbeater, Gardner l.,
Bottle aad John w, Herndon, Of
Clr,, Chapter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29

RAILROAD MISSION. The services at
this mission continue to be very inter-
esting and are being attended by good
crowds. Rev. T. p. Revelle, Of the NJ.
P. Church, will preach in the Audi
forum tonight and good attendance
is expected. Misses Margaret Ramey
and Mary Pollard will sing in duet
at the service to night. Song service at
1.4l tO-nipht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29

CAPTAIN WIZARDS GENEROSITY
The Third regiment of Virginia vol
unteers will be mustered out in Rich
mond the S h of next month. The
members OF Company l, from Fairfax
OF which Mr.. Joseph E. Willard is the
captain, will leave Fairfax either the
evening Of the 9TH or the morning OF
the SJh on special train, and in this
way they will make the trip to Ricn-
mond without individual expense, ow-
ing to the generosity OF their captain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29

CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE CITY,
Judge c. E. NicoI presiding.-Melrose
Land Co. vs. Geo. Uhlet; demurrer 10
evidence; demurrer argued before
court AID judgment for plaintiff for
$3.50; exceptions noted; motion for new
trial overruled and exception noted.
S. F Beach, ex or, &c, vs.. Harvey
McVeigh ct ell; decree for sale of prop
erty at the northeast corner of King
and Royal streets.
Court adjourned for the term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29

FlRE.-At APO clock this morning
ire partially destroyed the two frame
lol,es u the alley bounded by Gamer
%, Fayette, Queen aud Henry streets.
The houses belonged to Mr.. John Har-
low and had been unoccupied for some
line past The fire was evidently OF
iacsudiary origin, as signs of the
Ignition we're found at the bottom tf
iae stairs of one of The houses. T 10 Co.
.amba ergiue aud the Rel of truck
only We're in service and the engine had
stop work once or twice on account
o. some trouble with the machinery.
o9h @. Inc houses were badly damaged
ali are rendered unfit for occupancy
lie Hylrauiion engine did not respond
% Iue alarm, as the company claims
.aat tue old collars do not fit the new
,oFses and the new collars recently or
leTed have not vet arrived. The horses,
-,0Teyer, had been used in q wagon oil
Jay on Monday. The hose wagon OF
.ls company was present and some OF
We members worked during the ire
''A piug stream. Had both engines
.s5n present the flames could have
ven e2ugguished 10 time to save both
! VI lie houses with little damage. No
1afm was sounded and the attendance
~ 'ne tire was small. This morning
T ya'v' fet,ey made complaint to the
@ayoT OF the failure of the fire bells to
" 'ung and the failure of the police to
N9" their whistles.
ae police state that they heard the
.s'Tess call last night, but no fire call
8 sounded. One of the officers who
zeal. s.a'u the call, seeing the Columbia
lyme, told The driver that there was
~, ~ IRE. The alarm. it is said, was
! ii ,,. IN from the local depot and
~ 'g'- lhe Hydraulion engine house, but
8 -'- Do' reach the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29
Conlmotion Bargains.

Misses ORION Suits. All sizes Price 25c.
Boys Gray Undershrts and Drawers. Sizes
"a to "a. Price 25c. Z rapid seller.
Misses, Medium and High Grade Woolens.
Prices from 25c to 81 each We sell the
warmest and best grades of underwear made.
We cannot shink OF enumerating tenth part
Of our large stock of underwear in half
column space Each Thursdays issue will
contain special Commotion Bargains during
the winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29

h.. saAsoNAL.-Miss a. e. Colquhoun
N returned from Frederick county,
u Where she spent the summer.
n -'sE' ;. A. Wallis, of the Episcopal
W. -,0', cal Seminary, and Mrs. Wallis,
j1, 9 4'y7 been travelling in Europe
Y.-S me summer, arrived in New
morning aud returued to
NIL N ION ,n,s ,vvuiug.
ayi.,, Oarre omoot has returned from
T n. 70 Prince Georges county, Md.
bsyaa We lamlly Of Mr.. J. T. Burke, who
~ Deen spending the summer at the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-09-29
Commotion Bargains.

Heat is essential to the body of all infants
il we try 10 raise our infants On some new
fsndsngle untried theory results of unex-
pected happening msy occur. This healthy
heat is secured By clothing the infants in our
warm woolens of this years. purchase.
Infants Merino Undershirts Price sc.
Infants Part Wool Undershirts Price 10c.
Infants All Wool Undershirts. Price CSC.
Infants High Grade All Wool Undershirts.
Prices Soc, 5Oc snd 75c.