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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-21
MEDICINAL.

changing the amounts assessed. 10
learn accurately exactly how the laws
affect himself. We will take it for
granted then that the mesDs furnished
BY the commission of valuations act
are sufficiently drastic to accomplish its
purpose; that it secures an absolutely
full disclosure of ell personal property,
and that the commissioner of vslua-
tions and the commissioner of the reve-
uue-each acting separately, and each
carving out the letter OF ours lave. as
they apply to himself-together find
the following facts:
A has $4,000 of capital employed 10
his business--that OF q Wholesale grocer
$40 600 0! this sum he has borrowed ul;
on the security of five d dwelling houses
of the aggregate taxable value OF $780,
600. This capital ia employed as fol-
lows: $4,000 has been paid upon the
warehouse and stables in which A cor
ducts his business; the taxable value Of
the warehouse and stables is $25 600,
and A has executed a mortgage upon
them to secure the uupsid balance; $l0,.
600 IL repre- sented by bis book accounts,
notes, etc 4; s., 900 has been losued to B
upon bond aud mortgage; $25OO has
teen paid Tor horses, carts, way IONS, feed. !.
etc; $3.50 is on deposit in the bank /;
$4,000 has bseD invested 10 a stock Of
groceries, his accounts showing that he
has stock on hand to the value oil $50
900 and that he owes uD)n account OF
such stock the sum of $50 600.
His purchases during the previous
year aggregated the sum of $500 600 :
aud his gross income from all sources
during same period was $4,000.
The above facts having been ascers
tsined, and the Above amounts duly as.
8, ssed, it then becomes the duty OF the
Commissioner OF the Revenue to ex
tend the State and city taxes and Ii.
ceases, which being done AS taxes and
licenses for the present year are found
10 he az follows:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-21

tax and license laws s strictly enforced, !,
" whether such enforcement be secured
through the medium of the commission
of Valuations act or through some like
enactment, it will bring US dangerously
near the point where capital cannot be
nrofitably employed iu our community.
We hear considerable talk about tax
"dodging the practice is, beyond
question, reprehensible, and the inter-
est of our com uunity, aud likewise the
interest of our State, imperatively de-
mands that tue tax upon capital, THRIFT
and energy shall be srch that our busi-
ness men shall not be compelled to
choos betweon "dodgirg" the tex, or
else gciug out Of business.
You ruly.
JAMES BAYNE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-21
How to Save Doctor Bills.

We have saved many aoctor bills
since we began using Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy in our home. We keep
a hottie open all the time and whenever
apy of my family or myself begin Ia
catch cold we begin to uie the Cough
r. msdy, and as result Se never have
TO send away for doctor and incur 9
isrOe doctor bill, for Chamberlain. ~
Cnueh Remedy never fails to cure. Il
ia ce1,aiply a medicine of great merit
and gorth.-D. s. MEARKLE, Geoera,
Merchant aud Farmer, Matte: Bedford
conntv Pa. For sale ~ ell drugeiets
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.r TUoor VINO HAVE TRIED.

TRUST THOSE WHO Hn -
/ SUFFERED from catsr'h Of the % worst c.a.m x,nu
IA naveT hoped for cure, hut Ely's Cream
Rain seems to DO even thst.-Oscar os''om
45 Wsrren Ave Chicsgc, III.
sUFpEREp from cat"rh; it got 50 .sa "a
conld not work; l used ily's Cream Bsl% ana
am entirely we'll "A. g. Clarke o4i onA"'
The Ba m does not ir5itate or cause snee :. !.
ing Sold by d,u ,sists at 80 cents, or %s.,S W"h
by Ely Brcthers, 81 Warren St.' Ne" AoiA'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-21
THE COMMISSIONER OF VALUA.
TON BILL.
March 10. 1906
To the Editor Ofthe Alexandria Gazette:

To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Dear Sir The commission of valua-
tions act being at present the leading
topic of conversation among our peo-
pls, l beg leave to preseD. short
atudy designed to show its p ,ssible ef-
feet upon capital. The act itself is q
very drastic measure, the purpose Of
which is to secure an abs >lutely full
disclosure of all personal property, in
orGer that he same may be assessed
Tor the purposes of State and local tax
ion. Having accomplished that pur-
pose, the existipg-except in the ic-
stances which the act itself repeals-
State and LEGAL property and license
laws tben come into full operation.
Hence to comprehend fully the effect
Of the commission of valuations act
: udv of all our state and local proper
" aud license laws is absolutely neces-
s-ry. In order to demonstrate the pos.
.iule eff ct of our lsws--ss amended
aud rein forced by the act under dlscus-
,ion-upop capital, l have framed the
following hypothetical case. In pass
iog 1 beg leave to cay that l b. 'lieve
that this hypothetical case has several
analoai, even in our own community,
and also that it may be useful In en-
bling any business man by simply
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-03-21

Vim Orr, Newark, o says, We never feel
safe without One Minute Cough Cure in the
house. II saved my little boy's life when ne
had pneumonia. We think it 10 the bes!
medicine made" 1t cures coughs ana al
lung diseases. Pleasant to take, harmless
and give, imm adiste results.
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EOr Orer EiffY Year.

a. OLD AND WELL-TeIED REMEDY ID
TirsoT's Soothing Syrup has been uSed 10
ever Gfty years fy millions Of motheIs 'c
sbs. children whilc teething, with peTfeo
s1e-sss. 1t soothes the child, softcns the guni
ailsy sll psir, cures wind collie, and is tn
be-, emesy for Disrrh~a. Is pleasant TO To
tasto sold by Druggists in every part of tn
worl1 twenty-five cents bottle. ltt yn'u
IL ls:ncsloulable. Be surc and ssk for Mira. Wins
lo='g Soothing Syrnp and take nc othsy Kind
.,~3@ hA~1v~
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To secure the orignsl witch hss ! ssNs
ask for DeWitt's Witch Hssei cave, W. W.
known as q certain cure for plies snu 81. 81"
di,e4scs. Beware OF wostniess coun'e''''s'
They are dangerous
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eased tie blood becomes impoverished,
and nerves and muscles grow weak for
lac, of nutrition. More fatal diseases
r.alably begin with "weak stomach "
;.n with any other cause. The first
SYMPTOM of disordered stomach calls for
r-9,lnt use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden Med
i.s. Discovery. 1t is vegetable lnedi-
c.r. absolutely non-alcoholic and nom
narcotic and is unequaled for the strength
il .f.es TO blood, nerves and muscles.
-.,,iug the summer and fall of 1896" writes
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How Are Your Kidneyss
Dr. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure All k,drey us SaV'
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Mrs Harriet Evans. Hinsdale, III, writes
81 revsr fal TO relieve my children from
Group st once by using One Minnie Cough
Cur. I would not feel safe without it y
Qu',kly cures COughs, colds, grippe and ell
th,nst and lung diseases.
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AGNOLD5 BROMO.CELEaY Try this
unryaled remedy for Hssisohez Neuralgia
slesa 'aszrsu 10 cants.
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OAN IIDATES.

THO THE VOTERS OF ALEXANDRIA,
l. hereby announce myself - q candid,t
for the Office Of CITY SERGEANT, suijett
to the decision OF the democratic primar,
aud promise, II elected, to DO my duty faith.
fully without fear or favor Very respectfully
mh6 Il FRANK c. SPINKS Jr.
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TNO THE The vOTEBS OF ALEXAN.
l. DRIA CITY.--I announce myself car .
didate for reelection to the Office OF CITY
SERGEANT, subject to the primary election :.
mh5 w. H. SMITH, Sergeant.
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NO-TO.BAC-The best cure for the tobat
IN co habit-5Oc and 81 box. For sale BY
Ea r.EADpEATrn e GONa
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EUlCiN IL

as great TO the man on
the sidewalk or in the
, Office as to the man
? on the roof. When
the stomach and the
organs of digestion
... 1.
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Easy and pleasant to
use. ContaiLG no in
furious drug
1t is quickly st-
sorbed G,Ves ralief
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14

the regular quarterly dividend of III per cent on
It's preferred stock, payable on April 20.
TO ISSUE NEW BONDs.-The Chicago Junction
Railways and Union Stock Yards Company VIII
put out an issue of per cent bonds. This VIII
be done to retire the s0.Oo0ooo of per cert mort
gage now outstanding and TO make necessary ex-
tensions and improvements. The company mas
purchased a one-auarter interest in the recently
constructed Calumet and Western Railroad.
HOMESTAKE MINING COMPANY.-The Home
stake Mining Company has declared its regular
monthly dividend of % cents a share, and. be-
sides extra dividend of the same amount
share both payable on the 26th inst, at the office
OF the transfer agents. making total of SS45s'o
paid in dividends TO date
TO DEAL IN TEA AND TEA FUTURES--Be-
ginning next week the New-York Coffee Exchange
will deal in tea and futures This is the result
OF a petition recently submitted to the Board OF
Managers. and is expected to increase greatly the
business OF the Exchange
SUBURBAN UNDERWRITERS ASSOCIATION
The annual meeting of the Suburban Under
writer's Association, held at No 50 Willfam-st
yesterday, resulted in the election of these offcers:
Edward Lftchfed. president; A. VI. Burtis. treas
urer: f. q. Snow. jr.. secretary; Executive Com
mittee. J. Fl. Burger. George NJ. Colt. J. j. Henry.
George w. Hoyt, Benon Lockwood. j. A. Mac
Donald. &. G. Smith, +. c. Weeks and A. II. Wray;
De Walton Committee. Henry W. Eaton. John ii.
Washburn. Edward +. Beddall, George P Sheldon
and Mason A. Stone.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago. March I3 (SpeciaD.-There enouEn
profit taking in corn to-day TO break the price k
and close IL 12c under Monday. Cudahy led me
selling OF May and he has been the big holder
On the break which followed the liquidation OF tns
first hour so, the Cudahys became large ou
ers of July. showing that their selling Operatives
were merely TO make successful change from ne
May l-ture to the July May opened at ens
2S4e sold between 3s2sc and 37.c. and closed q
S712c: July closed at S7SGS7a.c. Liverpool ciese'
Is TO sd higher. Local receipts not as lafss
expected. 6S4 cars. with only three conuae-
estimate for Wednesday 40 County eF
ferings not increased by the advance; ts'
shipping demand, however, was somewhat e~
barrassed by the wide huctuation sales from hers
light. less than 10000 bushels. Seaooala
clearances were Geo bushels. The contract soeA
2.0I3e0o bushels. showed increased for the wees
OF 5000 bushels. Bradstreet's available increase
100000 bushels. Besides the CUdahy sellirS. wn"A
was the important feature. there more or e'
profit taking by lesser bulls. The sentiment heas
keeps bush. The May future. some months az
sold as low 29l.: to-day this future touched ~
so that there is plenty of room for more or s''
vacIllation
Wheat rather quiet. fairly DUH in We.
OF the continued bearishness OF the statistics s'
of the decline in corn Wheat kept within
range; early in the day was L.c over Monday -
closed sc to i3c under. May sold at 6Sl=c anu
e52.a657sc. and closed 657sc; July CLOSED
66ssG6624c. Cables steady. Liverpool ~"
don. Antwerp and Paris up fraction. NoI'r
western receipts large, sS2 cars. against
last year; at primary points there were ~
bushels, compared with 6S50oo bushels a year IS
Clearances were only TSOoO bushels. There Va
however sharp export demand here and H.
west Shipping sales at least SoOe ous".
Duluth for the first time in two months repo'
a good export business there: the seRooaIu -
ported 10 loads. There a decrease III =.
worlds visible of IS5Ooo bushels. instead OF .
large increase expected. and OF the tncrs@'e !.
$1,000 bushels last year The speculative ~"
light -,
Oats dragged the fluctuations narrow; tus ,,,,-
rather quiet. The close isc 10 isc unael
day. May 23a. u237sc; receipts were large -
the estimate for Wednesday, 10 cars. CeA'a ~sa
10000 bushels The contract stoeA ,x.
bushels. showed an increase for the week ,s,,
coo bushels. The country continues TO Sc" -
AT one time to-day 1Fasc under MAY nr
Flaxseed was uneventful. but rather H'S's,
May. 81 80. cash 81 10, September. 81 IL Ths'e ,sst
30 at the three points. compared WIN
year. rS
There was the same sort OF pront-tSS'hs ,.-xs
visions as In corn. The Cudahys were 'el' ca:
sellers OF July pork. and pork lost NS "a s.
lard and ribs 2t.c 90. Hogs were -. ~ sx
higher with q oO received. and Ses eSt'n
Wednesday IA Al
Board OF Trade memberships to-uaS I'M 10
S.oso. The new commission rule did n''
curtail busiT any.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
BONDS.
THE DAYS OPERATIONS IN STOCKS.

Profit taking sales and renewed operations for
the short account in yesterdays market checked
the upward movement in values that began on
Monday. Money market rates again presented
a firm ness that worked against speculative buy
ing. Call money ruled above per cent good
part of the day, and while the rate not
excessive it served TO induce caution in conserv-
atiVe circles. 1t is not believed that money
rates viii advance to stringent figures. but it is
considered likely that before the influence of
the Currency bill becomes effective lending rates
may rule at a figure which will cause more or
less liquidation in stocks and furnish oppor-
tunity for bear attacks upon the market. Ex-
pectations of big increase in the amount OF
funds available for stock market purposes are
leading 10 extravagant predictions regarding
the immediate future of the stock market
Stocks cheap. and their merits the
greater number of issues ought to sell higher.
But too much confidence should not be placed
in the predictions that boom will follow the
final passage of the Currency bill. It may be
well TO wait while before undertaking specu-
lafive contracts. inasmuch the amount of
new money that will come into circulation may
not be as large as generally expected. The
banks have been accommodating Government
bonds. presumably for increased bank note cir
culation. but the advance in the price of bonds
and the premium at which the new per cents
are seinns tWhen lssueo) may make safes ol
Government securities by the banks more profit
able than increased note circulation. The fact
that some little time must eapse before the eff
fects Of the Currency bill will be felt in the local
money market doubtless a factor yesterday
in curbing speculative activity. especially as re-
ports Of Sub-TreasUry operations with the
hanks showed no decrease in the drain of funds
from the banks to the Government. In the af-
ternoon dealings recoveries from the low prices
Of the day made, and while the closing
was irregular the majority of active stocks
showed small net gains over Mondays final
figures. The general course of prices in the day
was extremely irregular, and except in few
issues there was no decided tendency in either
direction final advances representing covering
of shorts and not a public demand for stocks.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
MONEY MARKET FACTORS.

The money market exhibited further strength yes
erday. call funds ruling at 512 cent, with eX-
ceptions at per cent. and after the greater part
of the days business had been accomplished at .
per cent. In time money there was little business
doing as borrowers not disposed 10 accept
current rates for long time loans. believing that
rates would rule lower when the Currency bill be-
comes law The banks losing money TO the
Sub Treasury while domestic exchange continues
to rule against this centre. In consequence money
is being shipped the interior, and at the current
rate of loss the banks surplus is likely to fall be-
low the legal limit before any increase In holdings
through the operations of the currency measure
takes place. Since Friday night the banks have
lost to the Sub-Treasury 81 616 s6l. Time money is
nominally 5aS per cent mercantile paper ruling at
the same
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
CHARACTER OF TRADING.

Higher prices for American stocks In London
and active buying In the local market for London
account were followed by strength in the greater
number OF issues in the early dealings. The
granger shares were well bought. and the trunk
line stocks in fair demand The local trac-
ton issues showed strength. Third Avenue making
a sharp advance. which did not hold. however,
throughout the day After the first dealings the
market developed great rreguarity and bear
pressure renewed. short sales being made on
the basis of higher money rates Standard OH
brokers again buyers. while Flower and
Connor brokers took their specialties. Commission
houses not a rule active. Stocks as
sociated with Morgan interests sold off the
announcement of Mr.. Coster's death. Atchison
preferred strong feature. In the industrial
list American Car Foundry securities were We'll
taken the preferred advancing to Ga The ad-
vance in money rates to 5l4a6 per cent was fol-
lowed by bear attacks and short selling in Metro
poitan and all the speculative favorites. Missouri
Pacific weak after the publication of the
annual report. In the last hour dealings there
was renewed buying of Third Avenue said to be
for Standard Oil interests. The final dealings In
Atchison Issues marked by heavy buying.
The investment demand for the bonds and high
class railroad stocks fair but there was little
actual public buying for speculative account.
Some of the buyers and sellers We're: Cuyler;
Morgan & CO bought Hoop common iboL j. Dunn ana 0
G,5oo, aud Welies Herrick s: Hicks. Q:oooS bought
St; Paul; Wsssermann Bros and / 4 & s. Wormser
Horton CO. GSSs sod; MuiF Powell vel boz b0qgRf Z
a' Co. s'f0@s G fIs DoHsh
Ellingwood & Cunningham u .00o) and J; M. Amory
& Son Q0oD bought Peoples Gas; Chauneey 4
Co. and H i. Faulkner sold. c. f. knoblauch
q 500 bought Southern Pacific. ]. F Carlisle q 0Ool
Hoffman Bros. s. A. Walsh and Strong. Sturgis
& Co: bought Sugar Refining; H Content &
Co, F.. w. Savin Co; j. Fields and H. G. We'll
and E G. Anness q ooM bought Union Pacific m com; d
II. Clews & Co sold Price Mccormick & Co
bought Wire: Joseph Connah q ooO sold. Halle &
Steglitz bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit. A: de
Cordova & Co. 600 sold Peoples Gas; c. l.
Hudson & Co. Q,00O, Pepper & Stern, Hollister q
Ba abcock q COO and c. Minzesheimer & Co 0,00O
bought Baltimore and Ohio; ". d, Hatch Q,5Ool
and London sold. J. II. Griesel e. Co. Q,000 sold
Wire Provost Bros. & Co. and H. Block &
Co. bought Third Avenue; l. & s. Wormser sold
w. D. Hatch, A. de Cordova & Co. and Pearl &
GO. sold Rubber common. Strong. stqrgis CS; & Co
Northern Pacific Consolidated; Joseph Connah
Pearl & Co., w. G. Fleming & Co. sold J: Field
and H G. We'll bought Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Halle & Sieglitz bought 600 Baltimore and Ohio.
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

OUTSIDE SECURITIES MARKET. - Market
clc sed quiet and steady Standard Oil closed at
53olI5s5, against 52Sa52s Monday. Last prices on
other prominent issues were: Havana Commercial.
17I1als1a; preferred 57.@S9; Baking Powder. @Qso:
Bay state Gas. 1Aal1a; Pump. 1913; preferred,
s4iAG65i&; Markeen Copper, 5Q7; Amalgsmated Cop
per 94d9i3; Amsterdam Gas, @i=a26i.; preferred
45lLa47 Rubber Goods 2s@2s1s; preferred, sol4dSl2
Disting of America, 7k47is; preferred, ssq2SA.
sloss-Sheield 2suso; preferred. 6saa7ois; Storage
Power 1i@14; General Carriage, 7Q7l4.
FOREIGN TRADING. - London prices were
higher and arbltrage houses bought on balance
% 90 shares Purchases included Atchison com
mon and preferred. Norfolk and Western, Southern
Railway preferred Louisville and Nashville. Union
Pacific Northern Pacific and Anaconda Sales ag-
gregated 5000 shares principally Norfolk and
Western Louisville and Nashville ST. Paul and
New-York Central
DIVIDENDS DECLARED. - The Manhattan
Railway Company has declared the regular quar-
terly dividend OF ! per cent. payable on April =.
The Executive Committee of the Western Union
Telegraph Company has recommended the deciara-
ton Cf the regular quarterly dividend OF II. per
cent. Ihs Bedsra. Steel Company has declared
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
Bankers. posted rates were:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Neyv-orleans Com
Inercsl, s. discount; bank 81 premium. San
Frsncisco-Sight, T1zc; telegraph zoe. Cincinnati
Between banks. 35c discount; the counter
tec premium Charleston-Buying. par: selling. lilo
premium. Boston-l5c and Is % discount Chicago
35c discount. St Louis-Par. Savannah-Buying.
75c; selling 75c per 1900.
BANK CLEARINGS. - New-York - Exchanges
sI94,3@ 574; balances, se,423 sH. BaItimore-Ex-
changes, 1885; balances. Si7.i70. Boston-Ex-
changes 81 437. .sS3 balances. A440s2l Philadelphia
Exchanges. SIC 1856 ss: balances, 81 SAB ss3 Chicago
Exchanges, 81, ,70I T5s; balances s.. lbs s75
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET.-Call money In
London 3kG4 per open market discount rate
for short bills per cent, and for long bills 444s
per cent Berlin discount rate So per cent. Berlin
exchange on London, % marks 5lA pfennigs. Paris
exchange on London. Is francs % centimes. Paris
discount rate. ga per cent
FOREIGN SECURfTIES.-British consols for
money I0K; for the account 101ss; French rentes,
5e2 francs 10 centimes. Spanish Is. 70iz.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 5sA4c- Mex
ican silver dollars, 47s4e. Bar silver in London,
q s-1Gd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. BIO; Lisbon, ii;
luepns AVrea- 1870: Rome. G. 6afL ------A--
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, March Is, p. m.-American railway
shares opened firm. with prices generally above
parity. Afterward there was disposition to walt
lead of Wall Street, prices easing OF slight
ly ST. Paul showed the most strength in the early
dealings. The final tone was steady and the de-
rnand light. Last prices were: Canadian Pacific.
1oI; Erie Isis; Erie first preferred, 3s1s Illinois
Central, 1161.: Union Pacific preferred. 76ls St.
Paul. I27ss New-York Central. 1874: Pennsylvania.
$685. Reading 9k; Northern Pacific preferred 7613
Atchison. 24iz; Louisville and Nashville, S4l2 Grand
Trunk Sss and Anaconda, 101s
New-York tribune., 1900-03-14
TEXAs AND PACIFIC SECONDS

Texas and Pacific second income bonds adSa"eed
twelve points yesterday from the last preeeu's :,
The amount of these bonds outstanding II s"ia''
and the advance is attributed 20 this fact an saw
100000 of the bonds having been exchanseu TOT
Iron Mountain 5s The outstanding Texas racihc
seconds entitled to Ia per cent interest anu
according 10 bond experts. are worth In the mar
ket on the basis of the present price of the iron
Mountain a.. about - 10 56 IL IL understoou , tha
the Missouri Pacific management desires 70 get ths
outstanding bonds IN as practicaois an "a
this is said 10 be reason for the ADVANCE III
nriCe OF the seconds.