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New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
f c HO\K.

stoughton Mass. Jan o2.-E c. Honk died AZ MS
home here to-day. He a former memner OF ''ie
Massachusetts, House and Senate. and had given
Stonghton thirty years service as Selectman WI.
uonk Vas ono ~ ,ba associates OF Horace Greeley
in founding the city OF Greeley, Col. lie Veu u.ese
several years. afterward moving 10 Stousn'o"'
where he engaged in shoe manufacturing.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
M,KINLEY URGES HARMONY
TILE PRESIDENTS ADVICE TO MARY
LAND REPUBLICANS.
yr vAyoRs NO PARTICULAR CANDIDATE FOR
SENATOR BUT THINKS FAcrioNM STRIFE
SHOULD CEASE AND A CAPABLE MAN
BE ELECTED TO SUCCEED MR.
GoRMAN-MCOMAs GAINS
TWO MORE VOTES.
fsY TELEGRAPH TO IRE rRIBuNr.l


Annapolis Nd. Jan. 22.-JudGe McComas
x.,nea two votes on the eighth ballot for United
gates Senator to-day. He now needs twelve
.o,es 10 elect Chairman Nandiver OF the
ror,ocratic state Committee. and the members
:, The Baltimore City delegation who are fight
,,g the Republican State organization, say that
.hs Judge's friends will have more difficulty In
ro,,,ne the dozen votes required than they had
:. occurring the whole fortysix which were cast
.or hin, to-day. He cannot be elected without
..r.s or four of Mayor Masters so-calcd
a,.,,hful eleven" but the McComas managers
4. ,,rh, declare that they expect 10 have one
.,d possitly two Of thes, mkt Monday While
:, the surface the talk is favorable TO Nc
cor,ass chances. the politicians privately admit
,ha, his election is yet only probability
Only one ballot was taken to-day 1t resulted
as follows:
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BUENOS AYRrS NOT DISTURBED.
CITY TO PAY All FOR 4 PARK.

buenos Ayres. JaG. 22.-N0 great importance Is at
'acaed here to the antArgentinc agitation in Chil.
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MARRIED..

pIrII,BRICK- -WIIsON-On Thursday January 20 1895,
nv The Rev Wilton Merle Smith at the Central Pres
by.eran Church. Elizabeth Van Valzah Wilson to John
Alden Phbrlck.
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Gpctial Notices.


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Tribune Once. Jan. o. a. m.-The weather yesier-
day wa. cloudy with rain the evening The tempera
ture ranged and IS degrees the sp
being 81 than Friday and degrees higher than
on the corresponding day last year
In and this city to-day there VIZ propabv %
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Rellaious Notices.


CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMM MOS Wn-aSe ana
coth-st Rev. HENRY MOTTET D. d. Rector. a. rn
Uoiy Communion: 8. 30 chllfTens service IL m.
roryin. rrayer with sermon. Il m. Holy communion.
4:i5 D. m choral evensons p M evening prayer WIN
CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard. corner 7is IT. Rev. Or
{ eUTfMAN Rector. Morning service al II O'Clock.
Evening service at 5 sunday school az 10 a. m
CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY. Clinton and Mon
,agn. s,. prooklyn = y. MCCONNELL. Rector.--Ssr-
vices and sermon II and 40
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY. i55 Worth-st:
WV II RARNARD Supi.--Seryice - song on sunday st
40 m singing by the ctor o, children OF the ins-
utlon Public cordially invited Donations OF clothing
and shoes solicited.
mrs BRIGHAM will address the Spiritual and Ethical
society morning ana evening Evening su.l,eSt am
cure Good music Stats free. Adepni Hail. br'ah-
way 52dst
,pArr First Corinthians. XII Prove ALL Thnss:
ttoid Eas,,'-"What' -GOODD Psychic help.-Gifs un-
taides problems solyed-ffcaling for all mslades OF
soul Mind Body.-Trus;worthy credentials Mrs HAN
RINGTON West looth-st
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CVLTtRE-sundsy 1anu-
arv cs 1898 NJ il:i5 lecture by Prof FELiN AD-
iFR at Carnegie Music Hall corner 3'ih-s' ana ''n
ave subject The Liberating Power OF the Love os
Truth" All Interested invited
II A M pr JOSEPH slLVEKMAN lectures on Inc
Ach hevements and Possibilities Of the Cnnisn ~ tsry
10 Colonel Inger~ors recent lecture on Nnas has tAe
Church Done?' All welcome,
THE, Annual Epiphany Missionary Service Church of
the Holy Communion 10th ST. and oth.av WIZ oe re-
AZ o. m OTHER seryiceA $50 and II . n. noon end
I:ib D. m.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In thls diagram u continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated In The Tribune se.f-
r~rordins barometer. The dotted line shows the
nerature as recorded Perrys Pharmacy.
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Special Notices.

.....ooo~o~~o~~~~~o~> ~>o~~~~~~~c>~~~~~n~~~/V~
American Art Galleries.
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH NEW YORK.
beginning Tuesday, January goth.
O., Exhibition Day and Evening.
THE FAMOUS PICTURES
Gathered by the late Connoisseur
WIN. II. STEwART.
FOR MANY YEARS A RESIDENT OF PARIS
.One of the most remarkable Gather
,s of Pictures offered Tor sale any
where in the Wor'd
".rhe stewart Fortunys will come
,re or loss as = revelation to the Col
leotors of the w World."-Tribune.
TO he sold by order of the Executors at
absolute Public Sale
ON Thursday and Friday Evenings. Feb
ruary 3rd and 4th. beginning
at S.l5 O'Clock.
AT CHICKERING HALL.
CATALOGUES will be mailed receipt OF so
Thomas F.. Kirby will conduct the Sale.
AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION. MANAGERS.
Madison Square South New York.
AstOnishingly high prices paid for ladies', gentle
mems and childens fine CasoH Wearing Apparel Furs.
Jewclry Rric- Bac Carpets Furniture. Call
address Mr. Mrs. ~. NATAL. IA 6th-Ave.
Congress Spring WAFER.
This fam tby most elaborate tubinB)
restored TO all former strength and excellence.
w., ,,,,g ovov from home take a bottle ~ Or.
Sicgert's Ango-turi Btters with YOU Neutrax's I'M
puries In Correcs al stomach ana bowel trouble
Try the Crown Lavender salts.
A new revelation OF health and rcfreshment- Be SURE
YOU get the genuine Always In n~soppered ooues
The New York School OF Oratory and for cure OF
stammering I24i Broadway Geo. r. Phillips. Principal
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DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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CHRIST CHURCH Boulevard. corner 7isi IT. Rev; Dr.
{ cUrpNAN Rector. Morning service al II O'CLOCK.
Fvening service at $ sunday school a, 10 a. m
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

spprNrED MATER. ETC.-5ernan steamers sflllns
on tuesdays take printed matter. etc, Tor Germany
and soecialy addressed printed matter etc. 10! one
nar,. ~ Europe. American and White star .teamers
on wednesdays. German steamers on Ihu' ,,dsv. s
Cu,,rd French and German steamers on satufuaSs
t,ks nrinted matter etc for all countries Tor "hNn
thev are aGvertisef % carry man.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

Nps BRIGHAM will address the Spiritual and Ethical
scs,y morning ana evening Evening subject. 'Faith
Cure Good music Stats free. Ade,phi Hall. Brad-
way
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CHURCH or THE HOLY 7islNiTY; clinton and Mon lon
,,ir.. ard sermon al IL and 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23
p ,ssED OVER THE MINES The Bal

posed OVER THE MINES The Bal
- steamer Potomac passed over
~. ..'. dangerous submarine field of mines
- fbs vicinity of the Sheridan Point
i II, and Fort Washington at
l,nrack the morning of last Thursday,
va ina War Department is investl-
',It;co the matter. 1t is known lhlt
ga '' mines are connected with the cleo.
Wv, ,,il batteries on shore for instant SER
' '''s very evening, and all vessels are
',,i,,Iy forbidden to pass over the
- norton Ofthe river between sun.
- er3 sunrise. To enforce this order
,,ro patrol boats are constantly employ
~ ~ Tween those hours, one at the lower
AND q The field and the other on the up.
var SHE. The sentinels at the fort and
i,snari,, are also Instructed TO warn all
or,f- rom passing up or down the river
Jnriar the prescribed period. Not
v.irbstandlng these precautions 1t is
stated that the Potomac, which plies
bstwan this city aud Baltimore, success
fsI,r ran the blockade from the latter
civ Thursday morning at 5 o'clock. 1t
rl,imed that the Potomac was not
ha,led by either patrol boat nor the
..n,jDels on tie shore. Il is said after
me Potomac had passed over the mine
and was we'll on her way to this city,
one OF the patrol boats appeared away
stern ard some person on board of the
Tlls vessel sent fusillade of pistol
s]o.s after the big steamer. The bull
lets did no harm, however.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23

MEMORIAL DAY.-All the arrange.
ments for the observance in this city Of
Confederate Memorial Day have been
completed and the programme as pub
lished in Saturdays Gszstte will be
carried out. Those who wish to con-
tribute flowers are requested to send
them to the armory to morrow morn
ing aud those who will form the choir to
sing during the exercises will meet at
Peabody Hall tonight for rehearsal.
Tomorrow morning the graves of the
Confederates in the various cemeteries,
each of which has been msrked by q
handsome marble tablet, will be strewn
with flowers by committees appointed
for that purpose, and later the Conied-
crate monument and the Confederate
mound in Christ Church yard will be
handsomely decorated. In the evening
the procession will form at 5 o'clock on
Washington street, right resting on
Cameron, and will march over the
route as published on Saturday. Rev.
John MtG,ll, of Falls Church, as here
tofore stated, will deliver the GRAFTON
ut the monument.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23
LOCAL BREVITIES.

VIM. Fl. Veitch aged Id years, died a
Falls Church on Saturday.
Dr. &. Finley Hunt, we!-known DENTS
of Washington, died last night.
The Southern Railway will use the old
u o. depo; ut Strasburg instead of their pre-
sent station.
The household effects of Mrs. William N
Berkeley were sold to-day, and the sale was
hugely attended.
Rev. Mr.. Randall preached three times yes
terday-once in the open air and twice at the
| Salvation barracks.
Several Alexsndrans went to Richmond
yesterday to visit Camp Lee and to sec the
Alexandria boys camped there.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of Al
exsniris Council, National Uniou, will be
held to night at Pythan Hall, north Pit
street.
| largo numbers of people went to st. As'ph
! yesterday to see the army mules now stabbed
there. The animals are being shod and many
! of them are being ''broken."
j As will be seen by an advertisement else
where the Young Mems Christian Association
| will meet tonight to consider the proposal,
heretofore published in the Gazstte, for a
transfer of Its building fund to the Alexan-
1ria Infirmary.
he store of Mr.. Charles Ward, on Column
bus street, between Queen and Princess was
entered about half-psst twelve o'clock last
plight by burglar. who cut through win
dow and glass and stole quantity of lini-
nent and roet beer.
Rev. Mr.. Hall, of Alabama, preached an
interesting sermon at the Railroad Mission
yesterday to Il large audience. Mr.. Hall is a
| graduate of the seminary near this city, and
| is well known here. The week night ser
| vices have been changed from Monday to
Tuesday at 7:45 NJ. The meeting for men
| only has been dispensed with during the
summer months.
Ensign Deaning and Cadet Andrews will
be at the Salvation Army. headquarters,
corner of Queen and Fairfax streets on
next Wednesday night. The ensign will
have with him the new Berlimer talking
machine, which will play Sousa's marches,
ban 10 solos, duets, solos on the cornet, saxo
phone, clarionet and slide trombone, sacred
| songs and solos with piano accompaniment.
The officers will furnish instrumental music
on the cornet, guitar and banjo. An sdmis-
sion fee of 10 ents will DO charged adults
| Children cents.
Burglars entered the residence of Captain
z. 8. Randsll, at the southwest corner Of
Eleventh street and Virginia avenue south
west, Washington, about s o'clock last night,
while the family were from home, and stole
diamonds and jewslry valued st from $500
to 81 GOO. Entrance to the house WAS gain.
ed through front window, Jimmy hav.
ing been used to force the sash upward On
Saturday night the residence of Senator VIM.
| Mason, of Illinois, 1892 Chaplin street. Wash
ingtcn, wss entered by burglars and jewelry
to the value of nearly Sd, 0O0 was stolen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23

DEPREDATIoNs.-A gentleman from
Fairfax county who was in the city to-
day says the way the soldiers encamped
at Falls Church are committing depre-
dations for miles around is most repre-
hensible. He says the soldiers seem to
be under no restriction and act under
the impression that they can do and
take what they please. He cited sew
eral instances where gangs of soldiers
visited farm yards and killed and car
ried of every chicken Ia be found, and
says that nervy woman with pistol
drove off several who were about to
carry of pig.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23

POLICE CoURT.-Mayor G.. L. Simp-
.on presiding.-Ths following c&ts
were disposed of this morning;
map. arrested by Officer Atkinson
r assauiting aud beating his wife, was
ii 81 $3.50.
Thomas Lomax, colored, arrested by
officers Roberts and Lyle for assaulting
and beating sarah Cheeks, was fined
= or given 20 days on the chain gang.
Thomas Washington, colored, arrest
ej by Officers Belts and Knight for as
s.uliing and beating Julia Washington,
was fined So, or given % days on the
Wan. Saunders, colored, arrt s'ed by
ON ,r Tcer for a,saultiDg and beating
Bla che Washington, WAS dismissed.
A man, arrested by officer Dsane for
b4ios drunk in the street, firf5ited IS
clstrral >.
Charles He'd charged With assault
i.s and beating Blanche Washi' gton,
wa. fined 50, or given 20 days on the
chalu gang. -.
anche WASHINGTON, charged with an
a..,ult on Slsan Mason, was fined So
David Brown, for refusing to work
on lno cnain gang, was put on the
bread and water diet.
Night Report. Last night was cloudy
and cool Two prisoners and three
lodgers were at the station house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23
DRY GOODS.
An Emergency Sale
BROUGHT ON BY sTAGNATION
OF BUSINESS.
DRY GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT Re-
DICULOUs PRICES.
SALE COMMENCES MONDAY MORNING.
SALE COMMENCES MONDAY MORNING.

1000 yards eold colorod Organdies yer,
fine and sheer, colors Pink. Light Blue, I v
ender, Nile, Lemon and B ack. They ar,
worth 1?!c Emergency sale &c per yard.
1000 yards remnants Figured Ordandies
wor b loo. in full pieces. Emergency pric,
sc per yard.
LOGO yards Duck, coors Black, Navy
White, Light Blue and Pink, worth 12!c
Emergency price &c.
10 pieces Linen Color Crash Suitings, worth
l2!c. Emergency price &c.
Ono case zoo pieces new Figured Sheer
Organizes, worth 15c. Emergency price TIC
20 pieces Embroidered Swisses in solid
colors, Pink Light Blue Nile, Lemon, Law.
ender, Black and Navy, 19c value Emer.
gency price 94c.
Heavy Welt White P. KS, 25c value
Emergency price lac.
20 pieces Imported Black Embroidered
Swisses colored flowers with silver and gold
tinsel; were imported for a SOC retailer.
Emergency price 12!c.
Figured Batiste, 40 inches wide, 12lc value.
Emergency price 6ic
. pieces Changeable Silks to close Emer.
gency price 124c.
All Silk Check Taffetas, worth Acc. Emer-
gency price 29c
Plain Changeable Taffeta Silks. Emergency
price DC.
Wash Silks, sold for 49c and SOC. Emer-
gency price 39c.
Black Mohair, cold for SOC. Emergency
price 33c
Odd lot of Ladies' Corsets. Emergency
price o..
Odd lot Black satines PC per yard.
Cambria and Swiss Embroideries and In
settings Sc.
MOiro Sash Ribbons, cream only, s inches
wide, for Csc
so pieces Ali Silk Fancy Ribbons Worth
soc u soc, at &c.
Black MORE Ribbons, No. 40 at sc.
Fine Cord White Dimity Worth ! DC at sc
900 yaids Satin Stripe and Check Main
cooks Worth 10c at 44c.
1000 yards Fine Inuia Linens at 37sc.
40.inch India Linen &c.
White Victoria Lawns for lining at nc.
80 pieces Apron Girgham 33c.
Yard-wide Percals SIC.
Ten.Quarter Sheeting 12lc.
Yard. wide White Cambria &C.
Tirsel Draperies &c.
Dress Calcoes &c.
Cotton Diaper sc.
Crepon in solid colors of Pink, Light Blue
and Ceres at 54c.
Androscoggin Bleached Cotton CSC.
Ladies' Leather Belts Sc.
Gents Fine Seamless Socks &c
Gents suspenders, good quality, &C.
Mems Summer Cheviot Shirts 19c.
Gents Laundered Negigee Shirts SOC.
Gents Sweaters 15c. Boys Sweaters 122c.
Gents CeIluloid Collars &C.
Ladies' Shirt Waists 23c.
Ladiea' Laundcred Shirt Waists SOC.
Ladies Wrappers, lined to waist 43c.
White Bed Spreads, hemmed ready for use
47c
Ladies' Shirt Waist Sets &c.
Ladies' Ribbbed Vests, tape neck, sc.
Large Blesched Bath Towels Sc.
Gents Cast Iron Unlaundered Shirts, 39c
Ladies Black Silk Parasols SOC.
G-5-On account of the Extreme Low Prices
we Cannot Charge any Goods at eale
Prices. ALI Good Charged Dur
ing the Sale will be Charged
at Regular Prices -ssS
D. Bendhe;m & Sons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23

AQuEDUcT BRIDGE repairs Inc
establishment of Camp Alger, near Falls
Church, has subjected the Aqueduct
bridge, crossing the Potomac, to an un
u.uaI strain. 1t also caused contro-
y-rsy between Col. Allen, the engineer
officer in charge OF the government
works in this vicinity, and the Houston
Construction Company of Philadelphia,
which company had the contract for
the reconstruction OF pier No. OF the
Aqueduct bridge. This controversy has
finally resulted in the annullment OF
the contract with the Philadelphia
company and total suspension OF the
work OF repairing the bridge. C,l.
Allen has been authorized to take the
necessary steps to make the bridge safe
and secure for travel. Arrangements
will be made for resumption of work
for the reconstruction of the defective
pier after the war is over. The Houston
company proposed to do this work for
$50 900. They were. however, much
behind in their work and are said to be
very we'll satisfied with the termination
OF the contract, which babe fair TO be q
losing one for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23

MOVEMENTS OF Troops. The pas
sage of troops through this city for the
South continues, and long trains OF
Chesapeake and Ohio, Southern, and
Baltimore and Ohio railroads (the lat
Ter coming via Shepherd'sl were on
the move the greater part of the night.
Large numbers OF people gathered at
the depot to see the soldiers, and some
OF the latter acted in an unseemIy
manner and to the evident disgust OF
all qliet and right thinking people. A
Vermont regiment was especially dis
gushing in its conduct. They seemed
10 imagine they were in Cuba or the
Philippines and were iusolent in their
actions especial Y toward colored wo-
men AID annoyed them no little by
SEEING them rudeiy or chasing them
from the depot. It is hard to say to
what extrem, such "patriots" will go
should they set Their feet on foreign
ground when they ma fest such dis
position to be III la and dis g eeable in
their own ccua;rg and among their
own people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23
sSr GOODS DELIVgRSD IN ALsS-
AEDRIA.
Woodward & Lothrop,
10th, 18th & F Sts., n. W.,
WASHINGTON. D. c.
LEGAL NOTICES.

NTOTICE-To Sarah J. Wedderburn. Mary
~ Addison, Lizzie Addison, Lloyd Addi-
son, Frank Addison, the widow and children
of Walter D. Addison, deceased John T, Ne.
son, trustee, VIM. n. M2Veigh, J. 2. Steiner,
August Oehlert, Frank NJ. Hamilton, Mrs.
Cecilia Arnold, John Albert Arnold. Mrs Ed
ward Delahay Mrs Joshua Thomls, MIS-.
Jennie Bushby, Edward a. Nice, May Nice,
Harry Nice, Albert Nice, clay Nice, VIM. E.
Arnold. Ashby Miller. Martha ]. Carlin,
Edith @ iisenberry, Samuel II Lunt, Edward
s. Leadbeatcr, Henry Strauss. trustee, VIM.
Il. Brown. Alice Winshp, Z. r. and G. 7
Simpson, Mrs Fannie Bendheim, Henry w.
Widt, Fred ". Enrich Mary Barton, Sarah
ascuart and Emma Brown
Yol are hereby notified that the matter Of
grading end paving King street from the west
crossing Of Fairfax sire to the east crossing
of Royal street with vitrifed brick on q six
inch concrete base, and curbing same with a
six inch granite curb set in concrete, has been
r, fsrrcd 10 the Committee on Stress 20: con-
sideration and report, AM that the owners of
the real estate fronting on said street AS above
described, will be assessed with sum not
exceeding twc=thirds of the cost thereof,
should such work be done.
The Committee on Streets will hold meet.
ing in the Office of the City Engineer CD
THURSDAY, the 23rd day of June, 1898,
at o'clock p. m and you are requested %
be present in order that you may Re heard
for or against the Improvement.
THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS,
my21 w4w B. B. SMITH, Chairman.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23

CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY
Judge c. L. Nicol preSiding.-W. H.
May & Son vs.. Mary F. Febrey ex'xi
judgment for plaintiff for $50.
Smith and wife VS.. Carpenter, trus.
tee, A. w. Armstrong appointed com
missioner of sale in place OF II. 0.
Claughton, deceased.
Bull VS.. Brown, referred to judge for
decree in vacation.
NJ. A. Greenaugh, guardian, ys. c
T. Greenaugh, report of commissioners
confirmed and ]. Il. Cation appointed
special commissioner to convey prop
erty.
Mary E. Heinbuch ct al. VS. K A
Dye ct al, order for sale and w. w.
Douglass and A. W. Armstrong appoint
ed special commissioners.
James & Son VS.. Harrison Green; dis
missed; agreed.
Dawson VS.. Dawson, commissioners
appointed to distribute property.
4. s. Price VS.. J. a Carpenter, cause
referred to judge for decree in vaca-
ton.
Boteler & Co. vs.. Palmer, sheriff,
lecree confirming sale.
R1sslyn Development Co. vs. W., A
& F. G. Ry, rule against defendant COM
pany to show cause why it should not
be punished for contempt of court.
G. G. Smith vs.. Antoine Humm, dis
missed.
C. F. Jackson vs.. Lucinda Jackson,
case set for trial Wednesday.
G. G. Chichester vs.. Washingtor~
Southern Railway Co., motion by coun-
sci for defendant to quash; continued.
G.. G. Wilkins Va. w. G. West & Son,
set for third day of next term.
Curt adjourned till to-morrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1898-05-23
BEWARE OF OINTMENTS FOR CATARRH
THAT CONTAIN MERCURY,

As mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole sys.
tom whom entering it through tie mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputable physi-
clans, as the damage they will do is tenfod
to the good you can possibly derive from
them Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured
by 2 ] Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains
no mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system In buying Halls CatarTh Cure
be sure you get the genuine 1t is taken in
ternaly, and made in Toledo Ohio, by F. j..
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Prize 75c per bottle
Halls Family Pills are the best.