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AGENTS. RENT LIST.
AGENTS. RENT LIsra
BARADA-GHI0
1901 CHESTNUT ST.
DWELLINGS,


$685. Gates AVE. IL rooms; hot water
heat: all modern con. poss july L.. sss On
e BENTON PLACE, 10 rooms: furnace az ~.
sls N. TWENTY-F1RST. 8 rooms: ali
sls cHANSfNo rooms; ali cow + e.. q,
III IN, E EII ST. rooms: ali con 1so
4fyl SHOCIEAC. rooms ............,,.... * IA
~ FOURTEENTH. rooms ... q 90
siio RANDOLPH. 4 rooms. ............ 10
Itll N TENTH. rooms. .............. az
s0S and sos 8. THIRD ST.. 10 rooms each:
E 90 ggoTRTEENTH ST. iooms...:: 400
FERGUSON. MO-. 10 rooms; furnace: ali
con-: one acre ground .........,.,.. q ~
,.,, .., FLATS AND ROOMS.
iSna CIiOUTEAU. 2 front rooms I'd floor a m
2.S CLARK, rooms LIST floor .......... ia
III III PAPIN ST. rooms let floor ........ IN
iWs rAfiN, front rooms LIST floor. ........ $50
.5ls DEER. rooms. Observation-Disclosures. Z h,
Is 9. COMPTON AVE. rooms, lst noor. 1855
TO COLORED.
zsl9 PAP1N ST.. rooms. second fioor 80,
STORES.
sl!-l9 LOCUST ST. stores ...... 500 10
Sss SECOND ST. with rooms above Is %
80, MSGESIEH AVE. .-.....-.......... 1900
Ell IEAy AVE ............... Il 90
Zsoo :MANShESTER ROAD, store. 300
w 3: EOCRTEENTH Observation-Disclosures. 10 ~
4543 EA6TON AVE.. ................,,... 10 90
GIG LUCAS AVE: viii improve .......:..... WV
isoA 8. THIRD ST.. store and rooms. -. IL %
Rear Of az n. Eleventh st.. 2-story brick
ouiuluH 10.U
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PROPERTY OUT or CITY ron SALE.

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erty Of any description. write me for cataJorue
JUST out. Of farms. Investment, garden rssidsncs
TWENTY acres In Klrkwoud at . great sacri-
noe this week; fronting on tho principal street
between the two depots; ripe for subdivision;
buyer can double his money In short time
ARTHUR AiTTELbEsRa. 10 N. Seventh It,
s-----------------------
122,0o0 acres Of yellow pine timber land: cut
200 fest to acre; price 81 per acre: half cash..
No.
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The od JeSoe Afnot llvlIy ,stahso: -, 1ei51l
butleins, covsfing whole lot 0.4xt3: en- -
JoHN MAGCIRE RNAL n,&xT1 O.. .
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Howard eambriIl & Co..
81 CHESTNUT ST.
DWELLINGS.

DWELIlNCiS
420a Westminster place. II rooms and stable;
furnished or unfurnished ................. .
"a Olive st. rooms. bath. $4,000
1919 fihe St. II rooms bath, etc.. 30. 90
FLATS.
ssss Finney ave. rooms. second noor. $500
SlsA Horton place. rooms. bath, I'd floor. 10. o.
3sSs t1nney ave. rooms. BATH LIST hoor..... 1900
iSssh Armstrong ave. rooms. bath. d floor 10
4362h Easton ave-. rooms. bath. ID foor... $500
l!V3 Morgan st., rooms. I'd and "a noors.. 1850
1loo Morgan St. rooms. ID and Sd floors. 1870
l2s5 Laclede ave-, rooms, I'd floor. 1900
22 n Boyle ave-, rooms, "a floor. ....... 1000
2l2 8. Second st.. room. ID floor. ?.Go
STORES.
600
rooms: keys at cigar store. 30
150e Pine st.. large store with rear ROOM. 90
~ 8. Second st, large store. 1900
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FOR RENT.
{. G. R0WSE.
800 CHESTNUT sTaEET.

DWELLINGS.
sAzS Morgan ST.. 2-story brick: Il rooms;
. .s.sse front and side yard: 2-story brick
s1li Lucas aye. 2-stosy s,one.front; ii
20, rooms; all conveniences. 75.oa
az, SS Clark ave-. 3:story brick rooms 49,. 60. 60
an. ICONS; large side yard: furnace $3.50
en-, rooms: all convenience. 5000
Asos y; Park place. 2story brick: rooms;
1877 Bremen ave. Sstory brick, rooms.
-,o all conveniences ...................... 20.0o
* Ewing ave-. S-room 3-story brick...... 1876
<"o " Eleventh st., 2-story brick. six
or. rooms ..................... l0.W
sA Benton ST.. Groom frame house:......... 500
ROOMS AND FLATS
81. zlo olive st., rooms: janitor. to 400
1 1a ManGheater ave- rooms: I'd floor 1910
1a Vo brooklyn st. fiat Of rooms: LIST noor... 800
III y. Third ST., 3 rooms Sd floor .......... 500
. Sas second St. front rooms: Sd noor.... 500
;eSs Grove st.. rooms: LIST floor. ........... 500
lSvs Sratiot st.. rooms: ID floor. 500
MY Montgomery st. rooms: I'd floor. ....... 400
Sn0 N. Ninth st, rear. rooms. ID door.... 500
STORES AND OFFICES
so g. seventh St. corner I'd and Sd floors:
lis \; Third sS St. 9Th and 9Th floors: 22Iioo
80 Fns st. suitable for store or office IS 90
isio a. inrd ST.. store. 20.0)
LOU Grattot ST.. store .............-... 15.g0
n ievee store l6xS7 1870
12ois n. Third ST.. nice office rooms on I'd
so ana 20 noors to 1898
llS n. Third ST.. rooms Sd floor 500
24.0 ~ broadway. store and back room....... s.o)
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MARTIN S. BRENNAN,

MAN IN ). 6hENNNN,
011 Chestnut st..
Webster Groves. rooms. beautiful grounds $50 10
291c Olive St, rooms; all modern. .., a "a
FLATS.
l45A Park ave.. rooms: modern. ......,.. IL 90
lou Iucns ave-, rooms: modern ........... Isl 01
lI06 Lucas ave. roorsS; modern ... ID al
e. sS mag:scn 81. rooms...... 500
sos B. Eisysnth St. LIST floor. roons........ so,
s06A 3. Eleventh ST., ID floor, rooms 80 & Oh
STORES.
~ e. Ssvsnth e.. ist and q floors; %
fosl Clark ave-. cor. Eleventh ct. ........ g. 90
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
THECONVENTION.

The constitutional convention yes
terday was without stirring feature.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Withers
aboishiDg the committee OF the whole
went over for another day.
10 committee Of the whole Mr..
Robertson offered a resolution 30
amending the report OF the legislative
committee as to allow the incorpora-
ton OF church property. The report
was adverse TO this proposition. Mr..
Robertson made a strong speech In
support OF his proposition, and was
followed by DR.. Dunawsy, who OPP
posed the resolution. DR.. Dunaway
was followed by DR.. McIlwsine, who
slso supported the committee report
which is against Incorporation.
The latter charged that there was a
Baptist trust in Virginia, and that it
took Baptist with much backbone to
send bis son to any other educational
institution than Richmond College
This brought the Lancaster statesman
to his feet, and brief and interesting
running debate ensued. At the con-
clusion OF DIR. McIlwaine's address,
which was an unusually strong one,
the committee rose. and the convention
adjourned until today.
The committee on education devoted
its session yesterday morning to con-
sderstion and discussion OF the Wat
son resolution to divide the State taxes
for schools according to the whole
population: but to allow counties and
school districts to supplement the State
tax according to the judgment Of the
local authorities With the fund raised
by them, this local fund to be dis
tributed according to the necessities Of
the localities. The object of the reso.
luton is to allow the people Of a COM
muDity to tax themselves for the bene-
fit of the white children or the colored
children. as they may determine. This
Is not to interfere with an equal division
of the State school tax, according to
population.
The judiciary committee heard argu.
meDt from a delegation of lawyers
from Newport News in advocacy OF q
motion made by Mr.. Thorn that city
councils be allowed to increase the
salary of corporation judges and the
legislature be given the power OF In
creasing salaries of judges Of those cir
cults which embrace cities Of over TO-
600 inhabitants. Messrs. Bedford,
Jones and Browning we're the speak
ers from Newport News. No vote was
taken,
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TELEGRApHIC BREVITIES.

Miss Hecker won the Woman's
Champ ionship 10 the golf contest by B
up and 8 to play ct Short Hills, N. J.
Z, II. Lee who was taken from
Elizabeth, N. j., to New Haven, Conn.,,
charged with passing worthless checks,
was bound over today under $500 bonds.
de pleaded guilty. He clsimtd to rep
resent Virginia oyster firm.
The steamer Mary Powell. carrying 200
e4cursionists from Eewburgh to Albany,
came into collision with the steamer Dean
Richmond, Of New York, bound from Albany
at 7:45 q. M, today OFF Marlborough, Ulster
county. Both b)ats were running ct ball
speed In the dense fog. The bow OF the
Richmond jammed into the PowelPs joiner
work sslant, ripping off the railing OF the ur.
rer deck and tearing away part OF the port
wkesl box. No other damage was done to
either boat and no one was injured.
The Maryland Republican State Campaign
Committee has purchased IL, 4OO pairs o.
spectscles which are being distributed
| throueh out the State for the use OF iliterat'
voters on election day,
A house in ElmiIs, N. Y. which had beer
turned into q detention hospital for conts
eous diseases was this morning burned Il
toe ground. The origin OF tbs fire was M
| doubt incendiary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
Foreign NoWa.

Bombay, Oct. 1.-THE field hospitals
have been modified at Peshswsr, q
strategic point on the Afghan frontier
OF PuDjaub, India, ss precautionary
measure In case q force should be as'
sembled for Afghanistsn. The reports
of dissatisfaction with the succession OF
the eldest son of the late Amer to the
throne, may culminats 10 struggle
between the different factions at any
time, aud in such case England would
be compelled to mobilize force to
protect her interests.
Glasgow, Oct. IL Andrew Carnegie
has been unanimously selected to ill the
position OF Lord Rector Of Aberdeen
University.
Berlin, Oct 12.-Count Won Buelow,
the German imperial chancellor, has
gone to Bubertusstock TO consult with
the Kaiser regarding the attack at
Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, last Sunday
hight on the sailors Of the German
cruiser Vineta by the police and popu'
lace OF the place. Venezuela will be
forced to give satisfaction for the incl
dent.
London. Oct. 12.-United States Am
bsssador Choate sailed for New York
today.
Portsmouth, Eog., Oct. 12.-The tor.
pedo boat destroyer Vulture returned
to this port today buckled. This is the
third British destroyer that has buck
led within the past month, and the sec
oud within week.
London, Oct. 12.-The sensational trial o.
Theodore and Loraw Jackson, (Anp ODehs
Diss Dc Bari was resumed this morning. III,
couple are charged with conspiracy TO defrauC
women OF money and jewels by method
fortune telling, and also OF procuring youni
girls for criminal purposes Jackson is fur
ther charged with rape. After several wit
nesses had been tried the case will be callet
next Monday.
Toulon, Oct. 12.-Count Henri De l.
Vauix, the famous seTonaut, has postpone'
| his trip ACROSS tho Mediterranean in balloon
| TIL Monday
London, Oct 12-The uce for the nurser.
| handicap of 1000 soveieigns at KsmptoI
Park today was won By william @. Whitney
| Allegiance with Johnny Reid up.
Ct. p, tersburg, Oct 12.-The court a
| Kharkov, european Russia, has sentences
| nins brigands to be hanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
TIE sCHLEY INQUIRY.

10 the Schley court OF inquiry yester-
day Captain Chadwick, of the New
York, and Admiral SIMPSONS chief OF
staff, testified that be did not give the
McCslla code OF signals to Commodore
Schley because he (McCalls) wished to
give them to the ships himself; that
Schley told him at Key West that it
would be impossible to blockade the
Spanish ships if they wanted to escape,
and that he (Chadwick) protested to
Admiral Sampson when the latter wrote
Schley letter Of congratulstion upon
the character of the blockade which
had been maintained. Captain Chad.
wick also testified that information re-
ceived by Colonel Allen at Key West
removed all DOUBT from the mind OF
Sampson as to the feet being in San
tiago harbor. 1t was after this that
Sampson sent an indefinite dispatch to
Schley.
AS on the previous days, number Of
young officers were on the stand. They
sll testified strongly along the lines of
the Navy departments precept, insist
ing that the blockade was maintained
at great distance from shore; that the
attack upon the Colon was not intend.
ed ss q reconnaissance to develop the
batteries, and that the latter were very
weak. Among the officers who appeared
were Lieutensnts Adelbert Althouse,
Francis Bouehtsr, I. g. Dewey, Ernest
l.. Bennett, and q. @. Marsh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Miss Fannie Burwell died yesterday
at her residence in Richmond.
Mr.. John Whipple, jr., son OF Major
John Whipple, of Newport, add grand.
son of the late Gov. Thomas Swami, CT
Maryland, is seriously i'll at his home
10 Leesburg.
Mr.. Milton NJ. Byrne, 8 we'll known
horse and cattle dealer of Loudoun
county, died Saturday at bis home near
Leesburg from injuries received the
Thursday before by being thrown from
his horse.
Miss Helen McGill Page. daughter OF
DIR. Robert Powell Page, Of Berryville,
has been appointed sponsor from the
Seventh congressional district to the
annual reunion OF Sons OF Confederate
Veterans that meets 10 Petersburg this
month.
The large canning factory and wharf
property at Lewisetta, in Northumber-
land county, at the mouth OF Coan
river, has been purchased by the Messrs
Garner for $1,000. Lewisetta was es-
tablished about twelve years ago and Tor
a time was one OF the busiest places On
the Potomac, the oyster canning fac
tory there giving employment to sever
al hundred hands. The plant has, how
ever. been closed down for several years
Il is understood 1t is to be reaabilitated
by it's Jew owners and that this fall the
canning OF oysters for shipment to the
inland towns of the north aud wes'
| will be resumed.
A serious ARRAY between Wade Jen'
kins, a white man, and Henry Harrison
a negro occurred at Woodville. Rap
pabnDock county, yesterday. Jenkins
went to en- alleged "speakeasy" KEEP
by the negro and wanted to buy whisky
and he alleged that during the CONVEX
sstion the negro became insulting anC
was advancing on him with drawn
J knife when he Jenkins), 10 self defens'
shot him. Harrison, whose wound II
the breast Is thought to be fatal, clsim'
that be used no knife, only telling Jen
kins be had no spirits for sale, and tina
| without provocation he was then sho
by jenkins. Jenkins is under arrest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12

vote ali tho time be can spsie from urgent
hosi ness 10 it's various features BE consnlts
with the heads Of departments snd with prom
inent mon Of the dsrty every morning about
nsysgrapbs a. he Is In doubt and frequently
summons some official or Cabinet member to
come 10 the White House and enlighteu him
when he reaches point where he feels In
doubt. To one Cabinet member the President
said the other day: II do not expect 10 tske
mp very much Of the countTy's time with my
message" which Is taken to mean that IL will
be q short one.
The contract for engraving the copper plate
base for the new map oil the Un ted States
has been awarded by the Department OF the
Interior II Rudolph 2. Bartle & Co.. Of this
city, the bid having been $3.50. All bids
for the reproduction OF the United States
maps by lithography have been rejected a.
excessive.
Matthew @. Emery. president Of tho Wash
| ingion market and the last msyor OF Wash
| iDgton, died today after brief illness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
From South Africa.

London, Oct. 12.-Geueral Lord
Kitchener reports that Commandant
Schepers. who has been successfully
eludIng the forces of the British for
some time back, 10 corner him, has
finally been captured by General
Freuch's column. The dispatch does
not state whether the commando was
captured at the same time or not.
Cspetown, Oct. 12.-Commandant
Lotter, the Cape rebel, whose entire
commando was captured south OF
Petersburg, early last month, was shot
at Middleburg yesterday.
Following the declaration OF martial
law in Cape Colony, a reign OF the
greatest severity has been ioaugurated.
To addition to commandaut Lotter's ex-
ecution at Middleburg yesterday, two
young farmers have been hanged al
Vryheid for twice joining the enemy.
Macy rebels have been condemned TO
various terms of penal servitude. Al
Worcester a farmer has been fined LOG
pounds for having more than seven
days supplies on his farm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12

THE SCHLEY-sAMPsoN case Is becom.
ing wearisome to the well.thinkiDg
people Of the country and the President
would win applause If he would pro-
rogue the court Of inquiry and disci-
plipe most OF the witnesses. What
benefit the country can possibly derive
from the ventilation OF the differences
between some naval officers. no one can
tell, and as the Inquiry" is costing the
taxpayers thousand of dollars Q day, the
sooner 1t is stopped the better. The
Santiago battle was fought over three
years ago; Schley has since been placed
on the retired list, and Sampson will be
10 few months. Whether either or
both were towards or incompetent,
matters little now and no evidence that
can be taken will alter the fact that
Schley was In the battle, while Samp'
son was miles away or shake the belief
entertained by large majority OF the
people OF this country that whatever
honor resulted from that battle be.
longs to Schley.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
DIED

In Alexandria Va, on the night Of Octc-
Der 18th, 1901, HENRY W. FISHER,
esq, native of Norfolk. Virginia,
aged SO years. His remains will BIO taken
to Norfolk for interment.
On Friday, October IL, 1901, HOWARD
II. GROVES, youngest son of Mr.. sad Mrs.
A. J. Groves, in the 19lh year of his age. Fu.
neral setvicea will take place at the residence
Of his sster, Mrs. Martin, 812 Duke street,
Sunday at s o'clock p. n. Friends and rela-
tiyes are nvited.-[Port Tobacco papers
please copy.
On October II, 1901, at 10 O'Clock, at her
homo on south Patrick street, Mrs. SANFORD
Fab, after an illness of four weeks, sged sc
years.
Her tired hands are folded
Across her peaceful breast,
Weep not for our mother.
For she Is now st rest.
The funeral will take place on Sunday af-
ternoon at 2:15 o'clock from her late homo,
Cos south Patrick street. Relatives and
friends are invited to attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
The Marconi system

New York, Oct. 12.-Odicers OF the
Ounsrd liner Lucsnia which got to
port today told 80 interesting story Of
the utility OF wireless telegraph at ses.
On October 9Th at ii p. m. In latitude
48 so; longitude 3S 40 the Msrconi To-
strumenis got into communication with
the Cuuard liner Csmpapia bound from
New York for Liverpool. For six
hours and ten minutes the officers OF
the two ships. which were proceeding
in opposite directions at high speed,
exchanged messages about the weather
and other things of interest TO the
mariners. A number OF private mes
ssges for passengers were also handled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
Her Prophcsy Entitled.

Louisville, KY, Oct. 12.-The death oil
DR.. Alfred Q. Lemberger was the climax
the verfcation OF number of remark
able predictions made by a mysterious
woman thus far known only to him.
The doctor had incurred her displeas
ure because OF bis diagnosis OF case OF
diphtheris 10 the DeIghborhood. She
called at bis Office to swish him ill.,"
saving to him: within nine days
that foe mare will die; the colt you
value will die; your last hunting dog
will disappear and then you will die"
In few days the mare died, being
seized with collie. Three days later the
six months old colt died OF pleurisy.
The next morning the doctors hunting
dog disappeared aud two OF her pups
died that night. When the time for
Lemberger's social club meeting rolled
around he went. He seemed in foe
spirits. He sat 10 q game of "pitch"
NJ bid one,n said the man on the doc
tors left. The physician scanned bis
cards, ~ bid two," said the doctor at
last. Then be fell forward on the table.
dead. The last prophesy Of the strange
woman had been fulfilled. 1t was the
evening of the ninth day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
The Jefferson Ceremonies.

Charlottesville, Va, Oct. 12.-1he JEFF
ferson Club OF St. Louis on its pilgrim
age to Monticello, the home of Jefter-
son, reached here at midnight last
night. The party was welcomed to
the city by committees from the city
council aud chamber OF commerce.
Each of the 300 members OF the club
carried small white silk flag on which
is printed in gilt letters. Jefferson Club,
St. Louis.n These flags were stuck In
the ground around the tomb of Jetfer'
SOD. The formal ceremonies took place
today, the morning and afternoon at
Monticello and the evening will be at
the University OF Virginia. The exer-
cises at Monticello began at 10 O'Clock.
The address OF welcome was made by
Jefferson NJ. Levy, and was responded
to by the Hon. Harry B. Halves, OF 81.
Louis. Anumber OF addresses were de-
livered by prominent men. AT o'clock
this evening a banquet will be served
the westerners in the Fsyerweather
gymnasium at the university. Covers
will be laid for 500. Mr.. John d.
Boogber, y; st. Louis, an alumnus Of
tie University Of Virginia, will be
toastmaster.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
FRIDAY EVENING. oor. H. 1901
THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR entered

TIE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR en.eieo
Yesterday upon iss third year. Hug'
land has sent 1926. 900 soldiers to the
Transysal during the progress oil tne
conflict. OF this number 17,O6o nave
bssn killed aud died from wounds and
disease, 1908 have been wounded,
9 450 have been captured and 90, 4oo
have bseu sent nome ss invalids, broken
uo and probably rendered useless Tor
lie. The grand total OF losses foots up
1Ol ,O79. The cost OF the war 30 lar
has nearly exhausted the figures Oh
arithmetic, being estimated at from
$3.50 OOO,O 900 to $1,0OO,OOO,oOo. The
Beers entered the conflict with 6O.OOO
men; they now number 1000, while
1877. 600 OF their helpless women and
children are in refuge camps. probably
in want of the necessaries of life. All
this affords a dismal picture and is
sad commentary on the age 10 which
we live and should end all the dreams
OF optimists who are ever making peo'
ple tired with their hsllucinations con-
corning the spread OF civilization and
the gradual evaDgelization OF the world
The fact stares us In the face that the
same greed which carried Darius and
Cyrus to Babylon. caused Alexander &c
attempt to conquer the world and
actuated Napoleon to overun Europe Ii
as manifest today as 1t was In the day.
of those colossal plunderers. Th'
country which above all Others 10 Till
age has been foremost in the propaga
ton OF Christianity and the organizs
ton of Bible societies finds Itself at the
dawn of the twentieth century striving
to blot out the nationality of q puny
far.sway country and wading through
seas of blood In the attempt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12

IT WAS stated In the Gszstte's WASH
ington correspondence yesterday that
at the cabinet meeting that day the
members agreed with the President
that it will be better for the govern.
ment service and the future OF the party
to place good democrats in positions OF
trust in the South, rather than inferior
republicans. This is tempting bait for
some democrats OF the South to become
"good" democrats, BY which Is meant
democrats who, after receiving Office.
will support the republican party. But
the Presidents plans will not suit the
"lnferior" republicans. and II they are
debarred from the public crib they will
want to know, "Whst are we here forp''
So after all, the Presidents new policy
may result in the loss Of as many votes
as be my gain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-10-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

New York, Oct. ~ Stocks opened gener-
ally firm. The geGersl market sold off after
the first half hour on realizing sales, but the
undertone Of speculation appeared to fe
strong.
Arlington Stock Yard, Vs., Oct. Il Only
few cattle were oferd today. Cattle sold
as follows: Best 3$s4%c, good 34s3&c,
medium 2@4s3Ac, common 2a2%c per ID.
344 sheep ana Ian bs sold rs follows sheep
2a3c per ID; lambs 4s5c per Id. /; 10 cows
and calves $25s48 per head.