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The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-01
un1ll Church.

r. A. l., CHASE.
"a Church streets. Parsonage
&aehurch.
R6. m. Morning Service, IL a.
~, 10 m; Juuior League, 2;S0
AaGSe, p. M: Evening Service
E6 biting every Wednesday even
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dGnpminations or of no demon
= H111cerely welcome at all of oui
The Florence daily tribune., 1899-02-01
DIRECTORY
bIREToRY

1 DIR6EC0M
bIREToRY
EUIRE, Mayor.
/ August Peil,
h. Matt Lines,
d. T. Frazier.
Health Officer
1 Clerk and Recorder
Street Commissioner
Treasurer
l Police Judge
Attorney
Engineer
Day Marshal
Night Marshal
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. 81, NC1entlst.
z The Rogers building, Main
N 3oruing service 10:l5; even
16ay School II As; Inquiry
4Rlnesday evening at 7;l5.
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nd NINTH DISTRICT
W. b. FELTON,
nj ELEVENTH DISTRICT
NJ. S. Bailey
Lee Champion
J. Wilson
NATIONAL
Il. O. Wolcott
H. NJ. Teller
John Shatfroth
John C. Bell
!. Moses Hallett
j. A. Israel
Edward f. Bishop
II. w. Hobson
COURT
j. Campbell
(L. NJ. Goddard
vi W. II. Gabbert
Horace G.. Clark
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II pnd Religious MEETINGS
n Florence

kERT D. GRAHAM.
M M; preaching Has and
- y Catholic Church,
Io6l y, O. 5. B., Pastor.
hi and third Sundays in each
llnS6 and sermon, 10 a, M. Sun.
m, vespers and beDedic-
u1 sacrament at Z 80 p. m.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09
Gr0TnMna.

Die Glepelano Clothing So. miro ib=
rem neuen 9rpben Store in Gbapin's
Ylod an Sio 8roaopap am
Samstal II. M ars 1899,
erbffnen nit elmer 9ans neuen,
pouitdnoisen Nuslpabl BON Gleioern fir
Wdnner, Gnaben uno Sinoer, bic bon
ben beiten 6abrifanten in bieiem 2anoe
aemadt iino. Sotpie cine idone Nus=
,pabl BON usltaffirunSsartifeln fir
6erren.
Gie Glepelano Glotbins So. bat piel
3eit uno 8elo barauf perpcnoet, su
oieiem 3ipefe eine quite 9lusmabl su
treffen llnb oieIelbe 1T entibloten, etz
mas sll bieten, oas jeoem &dufer se=
niiet, Der Den Store betritt, iptpobl in
8esug auf Gualitdt als aud in 8s3ug
auf Die Preiie, 10 oaB Der neue Store
alien glnipriihen Der 3eit @enii9e leiltet,
10 gut luie ir9eno Elm Store in elmer
Stabt bon bieler 8rDBe.
gDir iueroen oas @el6dft nit Der idu=
berfen 9uswabl bon Waaren er6ffnen,
bic je nod Stem philadelphia aebradt
uuroen, nit Der Nbli6t, uns bier nie=
oersulanen uno Elm ablolut ebrliAes
8ei6dTt 81 tbun uno uniere &unoen
nit iebr suten g8aaren gu
erit Mid nieorigen Pre l.
len gu perieben. IS 9ibt 8ei6dfts=
leute, Die es ni6t fur mDglib baltell,
quite &leioer nit tleinem Yrofit su per=
taufen uno babe: @rfOlg i'm @elbdfte
81 baben tpir aber alauben, oies
lei Der e:nsige Weg sum Gr=
fols.
@ir tpoQen ni9t an einem ooer an
bunoert Gunbeu reid iperOen. Wir
alauben, oaran, @aaren in q o=
BEN Guantitdten su perta IL
fen, pbne 2iidiibt auf ben Profit.
unb iuenu anltdnoise, redtlide @e'
ibdftsmetboben bic Sa6e lino, ipel9e
bic 2eute in SEEM philadelphia uno I'm.
sebuns perianaen. 10 miro unier Store
balo ten &uf baben als bas einSiae
m ooerne billige @eiddft in
Der Staot.
IS peroen in unierem gtablihemente
feline Waaren miBreprdientirt. Mae
Waaren, Die mir berfaufen, iperoen ga=
rantirt. quite Satisfaction su aeben ooer
oas 8elo miro suriif eritattet.
0ergeBt oas Datum Der grDffnung
nidt, Samlfag, IL. Mdra. Seoer-
mann 1T beralid einselaoen.
9ie @lebelano @lotbing 60.
@bapin's Blof. Siio Broaopap,
gaetu philadelphia.
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0erid,tspcrb aett !.

g. g. 2etpis aegen Sane lGcar=
borough. Gem Gldaer tpurber $64
suseiproden, BATES & Dance $22l3.-
Is, u. 8. @ribbie als Sruitee $l288.
80, q. Weltp & So. $l44.21, Santes
S. Galosnboueh s6O3.74. Sames @.
gatrif als SeltamentsDoaitreder
$l259. Sc. 0erfdlf anseorbilet.
Soiepb 6. Yarner aeaen gliSabetb
8arner. ghei1eiouna beipilli9t. Sem
Gldger miro Die Muflidt iiber oas 3ino
uno cine @ntiddDi9una BON $500 su=
Ipro1em.
Sas. s. Saloenbouab aeaen Die Gal=
len Gubber SO. 5. g. @fahanl paro
beauftragt, 8eri6t 81 eritatfen.
Sobn 3. 6inlen, Monl.. aeeen Sa=
cob g. etoooD u. u. Ser Ohio Jar=
.mers sSniurance so. ipuroen l50l.65
3uaeiproden.
Gie 8. & Il. 9. & 6. 60. geeen
Sna g. gbion II. q. 8ertauf befdtigt
uno Nussabluna angeoronet.
Margaretta Gri9ssr Neeen Norman
Grisser. 9lui Soften Der Gldgerin su=
riifaeaoaen.
GinIep Smith eeaen eNoIepbine
Gmitb. Wuf Soften oes 9ldgers su=
riifaesogen.
Meslep M. Sraep seaen Sobn 90.
Gparts II. ". 8ertauf beltdtist uno
Nusjabluna anaeoronet.
9ii6olas gfeiIfer geaen Die 8. & M.
giienbabn. Seigelest lno Soften be=
aablt.
@lemont 9. McGlusdep aeaen Mm.
$. Burns II. ". 3uriifgesoaen.
Sames i. &aloenbouab sesen Mnna
Stpfer II. u. Sem Gunruo Sremer
uuroen $4538.53 suseiproden uno
Yerfauf an9epronet.
Ybilip =. Wilion ge9en Marp Wll=
ion II. u. Sem Ssldaer wuroen SAB
suaeiprr6en uno Serfauf anaeoronet.
Otarp s. 8amble gegen s. =. 8am=
Bile. gbeideioung belpilliat. Ser
Rldserin miro seltattet, tpieoer ibren
Mdodennamen, Niarp &. Martin, gu
fiibren uno piro ibr bic Nufiidt iiber
bas minoeridbrise Sinh iibertrasen.
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0ettorben.

glm "a. 6ebruar in Canal Doper
Mdrp u. Grans, 9odter bon Wm.
Grans. i'm allter bon 8 Sabren unb
5 MDnaten an elmer aun9enentaiin=
suns.
Wm 2. Mdr5 in llbri1sbille SRI. gpa
2eoerna Moleswprtb i'm Utter pon 80
Sobren.
Nm 2. Wldrs in llbrihsbille 0arrp
Guaene pags im Utter bon 33 Sabren
an elmer 2lnsenentsiinouna.
9lm 2. Ndrs auf ieiner. Sarm in Der
Ndbe oes 9lrmenbauies Sobu Wallaee
I'M 9llter BON 70 Sabren. 9erIelbe
binterldBt stpei Ginber, einen Gobn uno
cine 5obter.
Qtm 4. Mdrs in Der gidbe bon Geu
Cumberland 6rau Srant Srehel, 40
Sabre alt, i'm Ginobett.
Am 2. Mdrs in Seem philadelphia
eugene Gorns, elmer Der 3milinge bon
V. u. Gorns. i'm 9llter BON 9 Monaten
an ben Golsen elmer 2ungenentsiin-
ouig.
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3suei 3cttnasen fur eintm
WreiS.

Wom bieier Wode oil fpiro alien I'M.
ierl Mbonnsnten Die Nfer= unb 8arien.
bau=3eituna bic bette ianDpirtbihnft=
Elihe 3eitung in ben Ser. Gtdaten,
toitenfrei als prd,nie suasiuilot. 10 oaB
[alio oielelben siuei 3eitunaeii fir Sen
YreiS poit einenr' ylatte betommen.
Naourd) erbalten unIere 12eier mehr
uno billigeren 2eieltpff. als ibnen fit
ben ndmliden Preis anoerstpo geboten
miro uno 1T ablolut tein @runo mebr
porbanoen, ausndrtigen Yldttern Dor
Der Gountp 3eiiung ben Gorsua gu ee=
ben. am allertuenigiien nod iolben, bic
auBerbalb Dem Gtaate eeoruft tuerben
uno 1elten cine Notis iiber uniern Staat,
pielleidt niemals etiuas bon unIerem
COUNTY bringen.
SEPT lit 3eit auf ben nSeobadter"
3ll abonniren.
Natiirlid miro in 3ufunft Der Galen=
Der als prdmie au unlerem 8latte in
Wegfaa fommen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09

- unIere Straben lino oieien Win=
ter in ihle6terem 3utanoe, als lett
sSabren.
Seio college mar am Montag ge=
l6loHen, neil feline Goblen bel6afft
neroen fpnnten.
- Spesielier Ierfauf bon Goriets bel
e. g. urfer, mdbreno elmer WoGe
bonn Sreitas, 10. Mars an.
= 8ergeBt nidt ben gortras bon
giidof Tolpsr iiber Nbrabam 2in=
coin bieIen slbenb I'M Opernbaule gu
befu6en.
- 2usts Gelu9 fir einen nellen pro=
seB puroe absepieien. Serlelbe plroe
tpeeen ginbru6 gu q Sabren 3udt=
bdus perurt6eilt.
Seremiab 8urril tpuroe gum
poltmeiiter bon Sbdnespille uno g.
9. Walters gum poltlneilter bon @na=
oenbiitten ernannt.
= gei Der SabnItatlon IN Netp 9uln=
berlano ltieB man beinl 8obren na6
Sel in Der Siefe BON 800 SUP auf elm
8 SUB bifes Soblenla9er.
%. 8. Stout, Der Heoafteur
bes uhri6spiae Gbronicle, 1T gum polt=
meifer bon ubri9spiae ernannt moroen.
Wir gratuliren.
6rant s6wars, Der in Der gtdbe
bon Stem Gommerstppn bon Sabaitian
Smith gsihollen uno 9efdbrlid per'
munoet maroe, erbolt lih lanslam bon
ieiner Wunoe.
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0ciratbsbe ewtnt9mngcn.

@eprae %. Wpoo, = 2aura 9uoion,
beloc BON Stem @omerstplpn.
Wm. Mcgool. = 2illie Starr, beioe
bon Denniion.
Sreo 6. garret, - 2ouis Wohn, beioe
BON nDrihsoille.
glart 8amble, Oell 3on. o., = gm=
MA 8ruf, Mineral point.
Nleranoer g. Gouf, g1a gibbs,
beioe bon Stem philadelphia.
8ottfrieo Settle, Nlliance. O., = ger=
tia Henit, Canal Soper.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09
SdmI= 1tntcrbaltntt9

9is MittelflaNen Der bieliaen Sdu=
len tperoen ndditen Samitag. H..
Wdrs, i'm bieiisen Spernbaule eine un=
terbaltung peranitalten. Sieielbe per=
ipridt alles gu iibertreffen, mas je bon
ben bielisen sdulen in oieier 9inli6t
seleiitet tpuroe.
Sas Yrosramm beitebt ats Der Nuf=
Iii1runa Der Gantate "snow white
and seven dwarfs," "Old Glory"
ferner aus Marid- uno 9ria=uebungen.
Sic Schiller baben iid5 idon lett ldnge=
rer 3eit fir oieie unterbaltllng porbe=
reitet uno gfiemanb, Der oieielbe beluht.
miro es gu bereuen baben. 5idets
meroen bon ben Sdiilern au Is Gents
per Stiif pertauit. &eierpirte Sibe
f0nnen beute 9lbeno bon IS an Der
Safe fir 10 Gents ertra bclest iperoen,
ipdterbin in Ser Npotbete BON Yriiter &
Sc pase.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-03-09

uns ~ fidern uno mir fonnen oas publfum
periid1ern, oa6 1pir Die Rnaben NIT oen belten uno
pailenoiten Rleiouneen periehen fonne,1.
llniere preiie iino (in 2lnbetrad1t Ger Quali-
fdt) Ole billielten 2n,uee fir iunee 1l1dnner,
1d1mar5 ooer ounfelblau, ean5 Dofle, pollltdnoie
9efattert NIT gutter 6arnitur uno perfeften. gu
ihnttt fir
$500,
5d7one id,rpar5e 2ln5ase bon Romn,earn
tn allen 6ro6en fir 1lldnner uno Jiinelinee fir
$500.
1Dir haben noh niemals iold,e maaren fir
oieie preiie 9eiehen.
Suite, 6cnce1t, &9alSbinOcn &c.
nad1 oen neuelten Srahjahrsmooen.
Senhauser5,
yfrm Ybila, Gaual 9optr, Cambridge
unb 3aueSpiQe.
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Werbdngni6Upue GrpIoitott 1t,
SeiDIcr.

SEtulSl<
2ebten Greitag Nbeno erei9netc lid) in
geioler cine grploiion, meld)e ben Sob
elmer 6rau uno ihtuere gerlebunNen
Ifiir orei anoere perionen sur SolNe
hatte. ssn einem 0auie Der &oblen
SO. am Canal mobnte elm Yple Namens
anortu Stascel nit ieiner Trau uno
5luei &oitadn9eri1. Giner bieRr &oit=
adnser mar erf am Nadmittaa aefom=
men uno batte nit anoern gfietten ei=
nen Wusliniad. in bem iib et,ua orei
Quart Spren9pulper beIdnoen, lntel
Die Sreppe 9eporfen. @dbreno Srau
Stascel oas NabtelIen bereitete, arbei-
tete Der neue Roltgdnaer an einem Sd
| fig, inoem er nit einem gliibenotn
6eueri6iirer 206er in cine Gilte ma6te
Sur6 berumflieNeEoe Sunfen 9erietb
Der WluslinIod in 8rano uno I'M ndd=
fen gugenblif erfolate eine @rploiion
uno 9ols= uno @lasltiife hogen nod
allen Gihtunaen uno aus bem 9aule
itiirSten Die armen sSniaiien, in 6lam=
men sebiilt. Srau stascel uno Der
reue Goltsdnger, Der our6 ieinen
2eidtlinn oas lln9liid berbei gefiibrt.
maren 10 i6limm perbrannt, oaB man
lie taum rnebr ertannte, tpdbreno Stas=
eel uno Der anoere &oitgdn9er nit leid=
tern yerlebungen bapon tamen. 6rau
Stascef lit am Oienitag Na6mittaa
ibreu 0erlebun9en erlesen uno Der
Go1te6nger, Der bas llnglif Der-
ihuloet, i9eint erblinoet ,u Fein mo
sueifelt man al ieinem Nuftommen.
Nad Der @rploIion brad Teuer aus,
bas ieoo1 pon' ben berbeieilenoen Sob
lengrdbern nit lei9ter Mii6e selOIdt
iperoen fonnte.
Spdter. Stascel, Der an lei9te=
item perlebt iuuroe, iit int Stanoe. her=
UNI su aeben uno miro balo ber9efellt
iein. Die beioer 4oitginaern wuroe
na9 Dem Nrmenbauie gebraht, iuo ib=
men Die nOtbise pflege gu She'll wiro.
= 9lud in ubribsollle Fat man nit
Dem gobren nad Del ansefanaen.
= Sie gDa1ermietbe 1T fdais uno
lfoa in Der Office Der Mater SO. in Der
Stationalbant beSablt perben. 43
= Siejenisen unierer Mbonnenten,
benen Die older uno @artenball 3ei=
tuns nidt reselmdBis sueelanot wiro,
lino 9ebeten, uns oapcn 81 bsna0ri6=
tigen.
@erIan9t. Gie Stem pbilaoelpbia
2umber So. bat 81 ibrer 6obelmiible
llno ibrem 8au9eiddft cine olltdnoise
Sdeemiiple eiueeridtet uno miro Gun=
oenarbett i6neQ uno gut beiDr9t. Si=
forD=, gi6en=, @i9en=, uno 9art=0ola
aler 9lrt in Stdmmen ooer als gaubols
miro aetauft.
Gpre6t bel uns Dor.
Stem pbilaoelpbia 2umber So.
91a1 Der ct. 2ouis v9lmerita"
bat Yabl Seq Der Grei5ebnte am %.
6ebruar bas %. Sabr ieines slorrei-
den Yontifitats besonnen llno mtro
beute, 2. Mdr3, leinen 80. @eburtstaa
| feiern. papl SEQ Der 9reiSebnte 1T in
Der 9eibenfOlge Der pdpte Der 263
Sur z ieiner Wprgdnger baben iiber 81
Sabre resiert: Der FL. petrus 3S Sabre,
Der bI. papii Seq Der 8rpBe 81 Sabre.
einen Mona. uub Is Sage, Nbrian Del
@rlte % Sabre, Mleranoer Der Dritte q
Sabre, IL Monate % Sage. Yius Del
Siebente % Sabre uno pius Der Nennt,
81 Sabre.
= Das yampblet prattiider We9
pelier au pfarrer Sch. Gnelpps 9eil
rnetbobe, in oeutid,er ober en9lil4e
| Sprade, 1T in unierer Office gu haben
| 9}ro;s IN No%,I2 ~
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Gertfeiaeruna.

Ser llnteraeidnete tpirb auf leiner
Tarm in Sirens Sbal. 4 Meilen norb=
tDeitlid bon Sod II, am 9onneritag.
16. Mdr5 1899 an cine offentlihe Yer=
iteigerpng brinaen: 4 peroe, 8 Wild=
fiibe. 2 idbriee &inber uno Garmserdtb-
fbaften aller Mrt.
Die gerfteigerung besinnt Normit=
tags 10 ubr, Sonnaeit, .uno ipsrben
alsbann Die Bebinaun9en befannt ge=
rna6t. Saeob Menger.
3m berfaufem. Gin Dampf-
RdsfeHel nit DampfmaIdine uno
Dampfteiiel. unb 3tpei paar &dslao
uno ca. 120 Gdiebedel. Die @ahen
f0nnen bel 8. s. Spei3er in Rem pbi-
labelpbia in Mu9eni6ein senommsn
tperoen. Nabere Austunft bel s. s..
Gmei3er in Nep philadelphia ober Sobn
Nnbere9g in &a9erspille. A
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Der llnter3eihnete bat Slaves
l9au5en) fur 3dstiibel biQig III per-
faufen. s. S. ReppIer,
AZ Canal Doper, s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-25

party to the controversy and the count.
ing in OF both Messrs. Smith and Brill
on whose account the whole embroplio
occurred, At the meeting last night
Chairman Carter admitted that he had
made q mistake in recounting the vote
OF Messrs. Smith and Brill and was
willing to stand by the original count
as returned by the Judges of the
primary. Messrs. Price and Summers,
It Is understood, were also in favor of
standing by the original returns.
Messrs. Dobie and Penn warmly favor.
ed recount and Mr.. Boothe said that
as D recount had been commenced it
had best be finished. The recount was
then had and, as stated above, Mr..
HARRISON was counted out. The Judges
and clerks of election, it is stated, still
declare that their original returns were
correct aDd at the meeting last night
one OF the judges openly declared that
ne would have nothing more to do
with the matter. The Judges and
clerks so far as known are all honest
men and were under oath to make the
proper returns and q large majority of
citizens believe that they did So The
affair is a most unfortunate one for the
democratic party, but, as it was openly
stated, that the tallies differed at all
of the recounts, the best thing that
could now be done would be for the
committee to order another primary
for the entire Council ticket in the
Third ward.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-25
LOCAL BK8yIiIES.
The swallows have come.


The City Council meets tonight.
Ono prisoner was at the station house last
night.
1t is suggested that the Third ward ballot
boxes would make good lncuhators.
The report OF Capt. Bullock shows thai
during the past year over $500 strangers
have visited Christ Church oil week days.
George W. Grayson, of New Baltimore, the
recently appointed messenger OF the U. ).
Internal Revenue Office in this city, arrived
here today.
Tho repainting of the First National Bank
building has been completed and MIR. Tomlin
has been frequently compllmented on his ar
tistic work.
The only case for trial in the Police Court
this morning was that of Alice Jones, colored,
charged with disorderly conduct She was
fined So so.
Thomas Buckner, who was brought from
Riverside Park Oh sunday and taken TO the
Infirmary for treatment, died At that lnstl-
tuition last night.
In the communication in yesterdays Ga
zette concerning the monument the name
published as Mrs &. o. Sippic should nave
been Mrs. $. S Sippe.
E. 6 Rosenthal the oldest Hebrew in
Georgetown, died at his home on Sunday.
Ho was seventy three years old, and had been
engaged in mercantile pursuits there for the
past torty-ive years.
ct a meeting of tho vcstry OF Christ Church
Yesterday evening 1t was decided TO pave the
four wooden gates of the enclosure replaced
by iron gates to conform with The now iron
fence which has just been completed.
The grsphophono OF unusual size and pow
! or which has been attracting the attention OF
crowds at the Hotel Fleischmann during sew
eral days and nights past by The rendition of
music which can be heard a block away, cost
upward of three hundred dolisIs-the price
of a good piano.
The case of Lee GaskinO, colored, WAS on
| trial in the Alexnndris County Court ut Fort
| Myer Heights yesterday. Gsskins WAS cou-
victed of having attempted to wreck . or on
the Washington, Arlington and Fails Church
Electric Hallway, and YES given term in
| the penitentlary. his attorney succeeded in
securing his client q new trial, and, as above
stated, the case was called yesterday, but was
not concluded. Tho court adjourned till TO-
day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-25

BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE.-One OF
the most numerously attend ed meet.
lnes Of the Business Mems League
which has been noticed for over year
was held last night ut their rooms. cor
ner OF King and Washington streets.
For long time past but little interest
has been manifested by the bulk of the
members OF the league, aud at times it
was no easy matter to secure a quorum
in order 10 hold meeting. A few,
however. never faltered and they de-
voted much Of their time to the affairs
OF the association and to the interests OF
the community generally. There was
every reason why n majority of the
business men of the city should meet at
least once month and exchange ideas,
rs it was generally agreed that all
should vie If suy expansion of the city 5
interests was to be expected. There had
been 3 general languor for long time,
Notwithstanding pleasant and centrally
situated rooms had been procured and
everything possible done to render the
gatherings pleasant and profitable.
When the league adjourned last night
week it was with the understanding
that another meeting wonld he held
Monday night when it would he def
nitely settled whether or not to keep
up the organization. There were
seventeen prominent business men of
the city present last night when the
league was called to order, and from
the discussion which followed it was
evident that there was no desire to dis
band the organization, but on the con.
trary TO impsrt new life to it. There
was an informal discussion of several
subjects conducive to the city's good,
and after some time spent in pleasant
interchange of ideas, the league, after
the election of the following officers,
adjourned: President, n. B. Harlow;
First Vice President, Julian 7. Burke;
Second Vice President, ]. G. Smooi,
Secretary, William F. Carne; Treasu
rer, John w. May; directors, H. F,
Robertson, J. r. n Curtin, f. Paft, jr.,
Park Agnew, George r. Hill, Noble
Lindsey, Ashby Miller, Gardner l..
Boothe, John R, Zimmerman and
George s French.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-25
~ GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEXAN-
DRLA.
Woodward & Lothrop,
10th, nth & F Sts., n. W.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
RcmarkabIc Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtin, Plsinfeld, H.,
makes the statement, that sha caught
cold, which settled OF hag lungs, she
was treated tog month by her famil;,
physician, but grew worse. He .old her
she was u hopeles: victim OF consump.
ton and that no medicine could cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption; she
bought Il hottie ana 10 her delight found
herself benefited from first dose. She
continued its use aud after taking six
bottles, found herself sound and well;
new does Der own homework, and is as
well as she ever wDs-Free trial bot
lies OF this Great Discovery at z. L.
Aliens and Z. S. Leadbeater Il Sons
Drug Stores. Only so cents and Sl.00,
every bottle guaranteed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-25

"A word to the wise is sufficient" and
word from the wise should be sutlici.
ent, but you ask, who are the wise!
Those who know The oft repeated
experience of trustworthy persons may
he taken for knowledge. Mr.. w. NJ
Terry says Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
edy gives better satisfaction than any
other in the market. He has been in
the drug business at Elkton, KY, fol
twelve years; has sold hundreds of bot
ties OF this remedy and nearly all other
cough medicines manufactured, which
shows conclusively that Chamberlain:
is the most satisfactory to the people
and the best. For sale by ]. H. Jan
ney, Druggist. 701 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-25

REPUBLICAN MEETING.-Lincoln re-
publican league held an enthusiastic
meeting las, night at Odd Fellows
Hall, on south Columbus street, which
was largely attended by the colored
voters. Magnus l.. Robinson presided
with Thomas Cooper as secretary. w.
c. Payne who was the fist speaker dis
cussed national questions. He con-
Guided by urging support to Mr.. Nor
pau. Frank Cooper, of Mississippi
gave the audience half hours speech
He YVES loudly applanded. ). W.
Coles poured hot shot into people who
mold federal offices in Virginia and lg-
more the colored brothers who make
no the republican party He urged
them to support their Council candi'
date, Magnus L. Robinson, in the
Fourth ward. The next meeting Will
he addressed by Congressman White.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-25

COLLAR BONE BROKEN. While Tony
Smith was engaged this morning in
laying the sewer in Grace Church alley
the embankment OF The trench sudden
ly caved in. A heavy board which had
been lying on one side of the trench
was cast into the pit, and in its fall it
struck Smith heavy blow which broke
his collar bone. The unfortunate man
was rescued as quickly rs possible and
taken to the lniirmary where he re-
celved proper treatment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-25

FINE HoRsEs.-NIr. CORTLAND H.
Smith, proprietor of Hampton Stock,
Farm" near this city, has recently add.
ed several fine brood mares to his stud
including the following thoroughbred
mares: Countess" by Eolus and out OF
"Consignee" by "War Dance" An
exile mare and three or four other good
ones. When he was in New York last
week he purchased the imported Hack
ney mare Mischief and she will be
bred to his imported Hackney stallion
Lord Lyons"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-04-25

PERsoNAL.-Miss Elizabeth Lee last
night very handsomely entertained q
number of her friends OF bal poudre.
given in honor of her guests. Miss
Sawyer,of Milwaukee, and Miss Forbes.
of Richmond. The entertainment was
was one OF the most delightful OF the
season.
Mrs. w. V. Williamson, of Philadel-
phia, formerly Miss Lille Mclean, is
visiting Mrs. McVeigh OH Queen street.
Mr.. Henry Nails and Miss frankie
Chase will be married at the residence
OF the bride, on south Lee street, to-
night,