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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Chief Martin J. Ryan, OF the Norfolk
Fire Dsysrtmen,t has been suspended
for drunkenness.
Mr.. Louis N Frischkorn, for half a
century identified with tue restaurant
business 10 Richmond, died yesterday.
Messrs. John G. Melville and VIM.
Fl. Dnyall have purchased from the es-
tate of the late James 4. Clark. of Bal
iimore. on private terms, the Washing
ton Wooden Mills 10 Fredericksburg.
A aumber OF northern men employed
by the American Bridge Company on
the Chesapeake end OHIO vi,duct st
Richmond quit work yesterday because
two negroes were put 10 work on the
force.
Governor Tyler will probably not
send any message to the Legislature at
the extra session makiog reconmenda'
tons as to legislation. de is opposed to
tne Assembly attending to any general
legislation.
Capt. S. J. Quinn. OF Fredericksburg,
has been chosen historian of the Grand
Lodge OF Masons 10 Virginia fer the
purpose of preparing the memorial vol
ume of the Masonic centennial celebra-
ton of December IA, 1899, at Mount
Vernon, to be sent to the grand lodges
of the United States and the Old
World.
Ssv raj eEterprisloG citizens of North
cumberland county have introduced a
number Of Belgian RABBITS for breeding
purposes. Il 10 noticed that the native
bare hss become unusually scare. 1t is
said when the Belgian stock has fair
opportunity to mu tiply no further need
will be felt for the native kind. 1t Is
of lighter color than the hare and
nearly double as large.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
NEWS OF THE DAY.

A resolution was offered in the
French Chamber of Deputies yesterday
forbidding the manufacture OF sbsiDtbe.
The Pope has ordered that funeral
mass be celebrated in the Basilica on
Friday next, for tie dead OF the nine
teenth century.
The republican House caucus on the
war revenue reduction bill decided last
night by a large majority to stand by
the bill as now drawn and reported by
the ways and means C committee.
Baron Lambermont, Secretary Gen.
eral OF the Belgian Ministry OF Foreign
Affairs, has consented TO arbitrste De-
tween Great Britain and France on Inc
outstanding West African question.
The demurrer OF OoerliD NJ. Carter,
now serving in the Leaveoworth pen
itentiary for deirauding the govern.
ment, has been refused by the federol
courts, and be must serve out the rt-
maiDder of his sentence.
Countess de Castellane, formerly
Anna Gould, Of New York, is ill in
Paris as the result of worry over the
legal proceedings taken to preserve her
est 4te and compel her husband, Count
Boniisce. to pay bis dsbts.
MISS Gertrude Duvall was burned,
probably fatally. while her youngest
sister, Miss Dora Duvall, received pain
ful burns as the result Of the explosion
of a coaI-oil heater last Eight 90 the
second floor OF the home OF their father,
Mr.. Daniel w DuvSll, 10 Baltimore.
Rumors concerning the annual sta
.isiicsl report on cotton production.
men toned yesterday, produced wild
fluctuation in New York and New Or
leans markets, aud prices ranged over
so points. Rumors of q leak in the
statistical bureau at Washington we're
responsible for the furry.
The Appeal Court in London has
| dismissed the appeal Of the Duke OF
Marlborough and has Confirmed the
decision of Judge Byrne, in the chan
Gerry division of the High Court OF
Justice, which gave Lillian, Duchess OF
Marlborough, formerly Mrs. Louis
Hsmmersley, of New York, and now
| Ladv William Beresford Jolnture OF
81 500 yearly.
Joseph Chamberlain, the British
colonial secretary, replied in the House
of Commons to the insinuation made
against him OF holding stock in COM
panies receiving government contracts.
He said be never used bis political In
fueuce to secure pecuniary gain for
himself or his relatives, he explained
his connection with two companies
having contracts with the crown.
10 the British House of Commons
yesterday Mr.. Barley, a conservative,
I, moved 40 amendment TO the address
OF the Queen in the Commons, express
ing regret that Lord Salisbury ha
recommended 80 many OF his Own
] family to Offices under the government
He declared that such conditions pre-
vented an independent Inquiry into the
army failures in South Africa, and
many disasters in thewar were traceabl-
to officers who obtained their commits
sions by family influence. The motion
was lost and the address to the throne
adopted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
THE PRINCE MURDER TRIAL.


The case of Police Captain Michael
Prince, charged with the murder of his
bosom friend, Charles ]. Cannon, State
oyster inspector, was called by Judge
E mund Wsddill in the United States
Court, in Norfolk, yesterday, but the
greater part OF the day was consumed
in argu ng the question ofjurisdicIion.
The defense tried strenuously to
secure the removal of the case to the
State courts Judge Waddill decided
that the federal court could try the
case. No testimony was taken, the
court being engaged 10 trying 10 secure
a jury, which was moi secured until q
late hour las night.
The mystery which heretofore en-
shrouded the killing of Oyster Inspecto'
Cannon b, Police Captain Michael
Prince last summer is dispelled and the
cause which ac,uated Prince when be,
beside the federal building, shocked
al Norfolk and shot to death the man
who was accredited to be his bosom
friend is known.
A Enthusiastically detailed story OF
the cause of the homicide, which Prince
has never revealed, merely saying, II
vas justified" was printed in the Nor
folk Dispatch on Saturday. 1t is stated
that some five weeks before the killing
Mrs Cannon, mother OF five daughters,
visited the saloon of her husband, who
was out oil the city that week. There
she found letter addressed to her bus
band who was out of town that week.
There she fouOd letter addressed to
her husband. This she opened. It was
from Mrs Prince, mother OF six child
rem, who asBed for ''some money"
Mrs. Cannon shortly afterward asked
Captain Prince to visit her at her home.
Soc told him ofthe letter, saying that
she wished the matter kept from the
public and sought to merely prevent
Mrs. Prince and Mr.. Cannon from meet
ing. Prince was calm and non-com-
initial.
Some four weeks later he met Can
non near the Federal building on Main
street. put his arm about bis neck and
leading him on the government reser-
walton, after few words which no one
overheard shot him five times.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
HoW's This /?

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any case of Cstarrh thai cannot be cured By
Halls Catsrrh Cure
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actions and financial y able to carry Gu any
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Halls Cstsrrh Cure is taken internally, aci-
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faces Of the system, Price 75e per bottle.
sold By all druggists. Testimonial free
Halls Family Pills sre the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

FIRE IN HosPIrAL.-A panic. &C.
companied by very exciting aud dis.
tressirg scenes, was caused at the Viz.
GINA Hospital in Richmond yesterday
by the explosion of a can of oils and
turpeutine which were being heated on
the kitchen range, In the basement.
The interior Of the room was mme.
diately q mass Of flames and dense bad
smelling smoke filled the entire build.
ing. 1t was impossible to know at ouco
what had happened, and it seemed that
the splendid building just remodeled
and completed were doomed. Patients
screamed and filed the Railways 10 a
helpless state, and as many as possible
were taken from the bulldog. The FIRE
was ex'inguished with chemical engines.
The cook and colored orderly were
painfully burned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

A SAD CAsE.-Mrs. Mary Hutchi-
son. a white woman of genteel appear
ance, was convicted in the Police
Court in Richmond yesterday morning
for stealing milk from the doorsteps OF
residences left bv the Richmond Dairy
CompaDy's delivery wagon. Mrs.
Hutchinson made no denial OF the theft,
and said she had sick and starving chill
dren, and no money, and that she took
the milk knowing it was wrong. but in
des Grafton to save the life of her sick
children. She was sentenced to Is days
in jsil-the lightest term for such an
oiiense. The police justice then re-
quested lawyer to draw Immediately
q petition to the Governor for pardon,
the police justice signed it, and the
Governor granted it. 10 one hour from
the time she was convicted she was a
free woman. with 9 generous purse
made up for her benefit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL,

The celebration of the centenary oi
the establishment of the national cap
ital in Washington will be opened at 10
O'Clock tomorrow morning, when Pres
ident Mckinley will receive the Gov
ernors of the States aud Territories.
Subsequent to this Col. Theodore A.
Bingham will unveil a model and
drawings of an enlarged executive
maneion. District Commissioner Mac.
farland will deliver an address upon
the Districts development, and Gov.
ernor Shaw will discourse upon the de.
yelopment of the States.
In the afternoon the President will
proceed to the reviewing stand at the
Capitol. He will be escorted By the
Governors of the States and Territories
with their stats, detachment Of the
army, navy aud Marine Corps, the Ne.
tional Guard of the various States and
District of Columbia, naval militia,
veterans OF wars and distinguished
civilians. He will review this parade,
and then, with members OF the diplo.
matte corps, Cabinet, Supreme Court,
Governors, Admiral Dewey, General
Miles and the Senators and Representa-
tives will repair TO the House OF Rep
resentatives. Addresses there will be
made by Representatives Richardson
and Payne and Senators McComas,
Hoar and Daniel.
The celebration will terminate with a
reception TO the Governors of the
States and Territories at 3 o'clock that
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

VIRGINIA CITIES AND Townsville
population OF certain incorporated
places in Virginia having more than
1000, but less than 5000 Inhabitants,
is as follows:
Alexandria. IA 52S; Bedford Civ,
2,4l6; Berkeley, 1888; Bristol. 1879
Buens Vista, 2,38S; Charlottesville,
6 449; Clifton Forg4. 3 2l2; CoviDgtou,
$50; Danville, $500; F4rmvilie, q
All; Fredericksburg. COS; Hampton,
3 AL; Harrisouburg 1921; Lexington,
3.2O3; LynchburG, 1881; Manchester,
9 715; Marion. 2045; Martinsville. q
3S4; Newport News. $685.; Petersburg,
2l.8l0; Phoebus. 2 094; Pocahootss. q
7S9; Portsmouth, II, 427; Pulaski, 2,SlS;
Radford, 3 344; Roanoke. 81 ,495. Salem,
3,4l2; Stsuntoo, 1929; Suffolk, 1897
Winchester, 5 161; Williamsburg, :, O44;
Wytheville, 3 0OS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

TIE democratic members of the COM
xnittee or ways and means Of the l. :.
House Of representatives., in their re-
Dor. recommend the reduction Of the
tax on articles which poor people have
to bow 10 order to live, and the imposi-
ton OF tax on the surp!us incomes Of
the Iich. Bat OF course that recon-
meadation will not bs needed, for tie
rich have just bought the reelection Of
Mr.. Mckinley, and it would never
do now to tax tham for the support Ct
the government.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
Destructive Fire,

New York, Dc. ll.-Fre destroyed
Prospect Hall, seven story brick build
Jog 10 Brooklyn AZ o'clock this morn
ing, caused a loss of $500 600, threat
ened the destruction of church and q
large amount oil adj )ining property and
caused great excitement among the
residents of the neighborhood, who car
ried their household goods to the street.
Good work by the firemen saved the
property adjoining the hall. John
Kolle, owner Of the burned property, is
almost crazed by his oss and is uuder
The care of two doctors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

A VERY worthy republican member
of the present u. s. House Of Repres'u-
tadv,s was removed from his place as
execulive clerk Ct the U. 5. Senate, a
few wears ago. on the charge CT reveal
inc the secrets OF the executive session
OF that bcdg. But over since then the
proceedings Of the secret sessions OF the
Senate have been published the next day
with more miuuteness than ever. They
muss. Of course, be diyulged by the
Senators; but all the Senators, of course,
are honOrstls men
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

PROFESSOR EEAHM's CASE The
petition OF Prof. J. G. Beahm. convicted
OF the betrayal OF Ethel G. Akers, his
1S.yesr.old pupil, has been presented
to Judge @, E. Nicol, Of the Circuit
Court, of Prince William, asking for a
new trial. Mr.. Eesbm's friends are
very confident OF obtaining new trial.
The petition says the trial court should
be reversed ~ because the prosecution
failed to prove the prosecutrix was an
unmarried woman, rs required by the
statute; (2) the indictment was defec-
tive; 81 error 10 the trial court in adj
hitting and refusing instructions; ~
error In admitting and refusing evil
dence; (5) because one of the Jurors was
related to the prosecutrix. Az the 30
days suspension of sentence granted by
the trial court has nearly expired, appli-
cation has been made for an extension
of time, and the court now has the mat
ter under advisement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
Porto Rican Women Prolific.

New Orleans Ls., Dec. IL -Ofiicisls OF the
Southern Pacific Rsilroad, which has the
contract OF carrying Porto Ricsn lsborers
from New Orleans to San Francisco, whence
they 70 to work upon the Hawaiian sugar
Plantations. are startled over the pToiihcness Of
the women of the party, and fear their con.
act is an Improbable one. The first party
viii b left here for San Francisco consisted
ot ninety persons-men, women and child
remand went in single passenger coach
six children were born on the route and the
comfort OF the mothers and babes compelled
the raiIrosi to put on a second coach There
is no money in the contract. a railroad officsI
says, If all the Porto Rican women are as pro-
life rs this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

s. A. L. AND SOUTHERN IN HAR.
NoNY.-The New York Mail aud EA-
press says: "Out of the confused and
contradictory reports regarding tie
changed relations existing between
the Sesboard Air Line and the Southern
Railway, one fact seems establishea
The two lines are to be operated iu
perfect harmony hereafter, so Tor q
freight rates are concerned. All talk Of
q consolidation of the roads is declared
untrue.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
the governmeI

Now THAT the republicans have Sc
cured possession of the treasury for
four more year,, ifnot indefinitely. and
have gone from labor to refreshmeut,
there is 10 more talk about the sdop
ton Of gag law, or clo;ure, in the U :.
Senate. They will permit the demo-
crst5 talk to their hearts content, SO
long 50 they have control Of the coun-
try's money bags. Money is what they
wanted, aud having secured that, they
will let the democrats wag their toDguts
az they will.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
Brutal Conduct Of Foreign Troor

Chicago, Dec. 11.-Lieutenant Col.
onel Webb @. Hayes is in the city en-
route from China to Cleveland. ColoueI
Hayes confirms the stories OF the brn.
tai treatment of the Chinese by the for.
eign troops. "The United States is the
only nation involved in the Chinese
troubles that can hold up it's head y no
said. 1.-THE troops Of other nations in.
volved are guilty OF butcheripg men
women and children indiscrimins,elv
besides lootipg cities, but our troops
were not guilty of these outrapes
The American troops stopped killing
when the fighting stopped, but it was
not so with the troops of other nations.
| believe the French troops were the
worst. They killed for the fun of kill
ing. The Russians killed as a matter
of policy"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
FROM WARRINGTON.
Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette
Washington, December IL.

Correspondence Of the Alexandria GaSette.]
Washington. December IL.
THE report that Secretary Hay will
rea % if the Senate amends the Hay
Pau, cefo,e treaty is the veriest trash, "
SAID +. enstor Lodge this morning after
a brief interview with the Secretary at
the State Department. "WIll the amend
msnt be a ceptab!e to both the State
Dep 4rtment and to E1gland?" was
asked. they will have to accept 1T, "
responded MIR. Lodge, who is in charge
OF the debate on toe treaty. There is d
considerable mel rity in the Senate in
favor of adopting the ame0d nent, and
this beioe 20 the treaty can scarcely be
ratified at all without H." "The amSpd'
ed treaty must be again ratified by
Great Britain. Will not that delay &C
ton on the canal bill?" "There is 9
cable between tnis country and Great
Britain" was the Senator's reply, "and
/ see no reason to anticipate long de-
lay in bringing the negotiations to a
c,,nclusion." Secretary Hay, it is I'm.
de-, stood, has already consulted with
Lord Psunceiote, the British ambassa-
dor. to ascertain the probable action OF
his cover. ment on the proposed amend
,nent to the treaty, and has received as
surance that Great Britain will not
raise any serious objections to the
change. The uanA 'rstsuding is that if
none but the Davis amendment is add
sd. cable instruct ions WI De sent by
Lord Lapsdowne, British minister o.
foreign affairs, to Ambassador faunce-
iote to sign the convention.
Secretary Root today Issued eroeif
for board of army officers to inyestl-
gate the case of Cadet Booz, VINO, IL %
alleged, died as the result OF 6rutai
treatment at the Military Academy
Col. Mills, Superintendent of the Acad'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

TIE Governor has determined to
make 20 recommendation to the extra
session OF the legislature, which he
nee lessly called, in respecl to legisla'
tion other than that relating TO the
constitutional Convention. Having call
ed the session, he should by ell mesps
recommend tina, it provide for the cousli-
tuition and then adjourn. Hes should slso
advise that the convention BE- composed
Of Is small number ss possible, Tor re-
cent experience proves that in this coun'
try there is not much wisdom 10 a null
titude of councillors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
The Result Of a Family Feud.

Princeton, KY, Dec. IA Marion,
in Crittenden county. William Graves
was fatally shot by Ollie Crider yester-
day afternoon, the result of an old
family feud. Order saw Graves enter
ing drugstore and without moments
warning took deliberate aim and fred,
striking Graves in the right side OF the
abdomen. Crider was brought at once
to the city for safe keeping. Threats of
lynching were rife and Crider had 20 be
secreted,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
The Beers Still Fighting.

Cape Town, Dec. LA dispatch
from Aliwal North saws To the battle
between General De Wet and General
Knox is still goiog on. No details have
yet been learned. The fighting is tax.
ing place in the triangle of country be-
tween the Orange and Caledon rivers
and the Bululand frontier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
COURTOF APPEALS.
be cases Yesterday were

Postal Telegraph Cable Company vs.
City of Richmond. Argued and SUBJ
mitted.
Southern Railway Company We.
Fuckers administrator. Same We. Tay-
Tor. Argued aud continued unii today.
The next case to be called is Newport
News and Old Point Railway Company
vs.. Bradford, No 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

SOME Northern and Western bridge
builders, employed by the American
Bridge Company Oh work near Rich
mond, have struck because a few ne
groes were put to work with them.
Blood is thicker than water, whether
itaows in Northern or Southern veins,
and that President Mckinley appreciates
tina. fact is made apparent by his per-
sis,ent and consistent refusal to ap-
point negroes to office-in the North.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

THAT strikers belong to that class
OF people who if brayed in mortars will
not be charged, is daily proved, the
latest instance being that afforded by
the recent strike Of the telegraph
operators on the Santa Fe railroad
system, which is already over, the re-
suit being that the places Of the strikers
have been supplied, and the strikers
idle and hunting for employment ct
the commencement OF winter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

When you need soothing and healing an
tiseI tic application for any purpose, use the
original DeWitt's Witch Hazel S4lve, WE'LL
known cure for piles aud skin diseases. 1t
heals sores without leaving q scar. Beware
OF couateTfeils
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
TUESDAY EVENING DEC IL. 1900.
GENERAL GORDON, one of the chiefs

GENERAL GORDON, one OF the cnieis
ofths S)utheru gushers, Is proncuDc-
ed expaasionist. and says tho Southern
peopl, bid Cnius aod the far-of isl
ands # the sea tear down their walls
ard Ia high their gates TO let 10 South
arn ,-5dac,s." But if the high tariff
upon The products Of China and the far
of lie ands be continued, as Mr.. McKin-
ley Gays must be the case, no" can
those Of the South fed their way into
Chins and the Islands referred to, DO
matter how low their wslls may be or
how niga their gates NAV be lifted?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
Tho Markets.

Chicago, BIC. 1.-The market closed at
follows; ~hest-Isn II; Dec II.
Georgetown, Dec. 11.-Whest 65s7t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New York. Dec, 11.-stocks opened active
and strong. The general railway list enjoyed
substantisl gains. The speculation hesitstsd
somewhat after the first half hour, bat msi
tanned its tone Of strength.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

Don't use any Of the counterfeits Of De
Wits Witch H.gsl salve. Most OF them are
worthless OF liable TO cause injury. The orig
insl DeWi,ts Witch hazel aslve is q certain
cure for piles, eczema, cats, sealds, burns,
sores and skin diseases.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
DIED.

At 9. m December IL, 1900, WILLIAM
ey, aged years. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

The most effective little liver pills made
are DeWiit's Little Early Risers. They never
gripe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11

Baltimore Cattle Market, Dec 10-HOgs-
Fair receipts for trade and and there vas
good demand at the following quotations
Far Western, $3.50; far western pig.
S53Os5.4O from other points, So. LOAD. 20
rough sows. $4s4 10; stays, SO 75s4.26.
Sheep and Lambs.-Fsir supply offered
Sheep very dull and slow at So 75s3.Io for
medium to prime, and ST. 50s250 TOR con-
mon. Lambs ssout steady; good 10 prime
b. avy; $5.30s6 go; medium, "a. O5a5.25;
common, $4s450.
Calves.-Light receipts and trade slow 81
$3.o0a6.50 for common TO choice.
New York Cattle Market, Dec 10.-BeeVes.
Market opened slow and weak 10 Zoe low
er for steers; closed Am; bulls and thin COWS
steady; medium and good cows slow. Steer
S4.05a5 80; bulls, $2.25s350; cows, $1.65
az rs; extra fat COWS, 81. Cslyes-Vesis
weak; grsssers slow; common stock lower;
veals, S4aS; tops, 1925; grssser., $780,
1921, mainly S2s2 so; yeSrling., S2s2 20.
Sheep and Lambs Good sheep t.sdy
and in fair demand; lambs steady TO lOc
higher, some sales 15c higher. Sheep, So
A 10; culls. $1.5Os2; lambs. $475s6; ex'
ira. $6.O5a6. 12la; culls, 50 50a450.
Hoas-Market steady
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1900-12-11
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. DEC. IL 1900.
SAILED.

SAILED.
schr Winnie 81 Windsor, COltons lumber,
By n K Field Il Co.