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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-02-13
Chicago live Stock Market.

Chicago, Feb. '.-.Cdttlc--Rcccipts, 1000, M
Guiding so Texans; good tc choice steers.
steady; others, SLOW; butchers stock, steady ia
strong Texans, about steady good to prim1
steers Sj.O5aG: poor TO medium. S3.Ijaj; stock
c,, and feeders, slow. -. 55ai 20; COWS $500,
l2I; ttitrs, sn.Gjal.,0, carncrS. slow, $L"h
80: bulls, finn, - o0l 20; calves, steady, u
nc Gl2'a; Texans, fed steers, Siai5'; grass sto,rs,
81. }Jai; bulls. S2jOt5.Gj.
liogs-Rcccipts today, 1900; Iomouow. 30
OD0; lC't over, 300: Wuage, shade lover
top, $3.50; miXod and butchers, Si.2ja6 47ir
good To choice heavy, Si.l0aj. 20; rough heavy,
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Scranton Wholesale Market.

jC,lrcotcd by II. &. Dali, - LarhdwtunJ Ave.
Huite--' r"mery, 22J22i2 2c.; ddiIv, l>s2oy.
thcper--Fn olcam, l2aiir.
Egg--Wc,.au nc.h, 81 -J22c.. nearby state
81 a23c
i,oa..s--Pyr hl., ch1irc marrow, s2.5Ja2 80.
Pea Bclus~-Per hu,, -, i5a2.jO.
Medium H"l1s Per bU., >".i'a'.iJ
t.,cpn r,~--rcr Lu, 4. iHAl.4i.
Onion,--'rl bu, Sial 10.
flour--Bcst patent. s4.uj
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East Liberty Stock Markst.

East Liberty, Feb. H. .-Catte-Steady; es,r,,
s5.45a5.tO: prime, Sj.20l5.io; common, $3as. "a.
ilogs-Actiyc; prime mediums. S6.70s57S; bess
workers, 500; good light yorhers, S5.60aj. O.
Slaj.20
Sheep-Sicady; choice wethcrs, Si.80si1J;
common, S2lS choice Lambs s5.Se.jSo; rom.
mon TO good, $iaj.jo; veal calves, s7aLJ0.
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s. 26a5.S5 light, s595aj.ij; bulk of sales,
S531 i3aj.I2h.
eheop--RccoiptS, i2,OoO; sheep, steady u
strong; lambs strong ~ j0c. higher: good ia
choice wethers, S3.o0alj0; fair 10 choice mixed,
S25oai; western sheep. s3.9Oa4. so: Texas sheep,
- j0a3.C0 native lambs, A,2ja5.50; wsstera
lambs, SJaj 80.
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A Strong Company.

The Sawtrle company IL drawing large houses
at every performance. rhc company is csc y.
tiodrlly strong, dnd the sp,cialti,s excel.
lent. This afternoon Escaped from the Law"
will be presented and tonight, "1hc New South
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nearby. l2dl4c. western do, lldl3c Flour
lnchlngcd Potatoes- steady New York, choice,
j3ajjc; do do. long, 50aj9c, All other cN-
changes were closed.
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STAGE NEWS.

Augustus Thomas may be httingly designated
the great geographical playwright. AIcady We
have had from his trenchtnt pot "In MssomJ,'
Alabama" and "Nlizon1." lie has now tI".
klcd Colorado" and DIANA with that title.
which he finished last week, has been bought
by Charles FIohman. According to the contract
the manager has to stage It IN New York carly
next season. Nj. Thomas has been working
upon this piece ever since his trip to Lolorsdo
last spring, except when ho was interrupted by
his campaign speeches. Tie said yesterday that
Mr. frohman had promised to engage special
cast with view 10 exploiting the COLORADO
chatacters with pror.r amount g! roa,isrn,-
Morning Telegraph.
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UNIONDALE.


Special to the scranton Tribune.
Uniondale, Feb. 1.-THE teachers
institute, held In the Methodist Epis-
copal church Saturday afternoon and
evening, was largely attended and was
one of the most successful ever held
in Uniondale. Mr.. NJ. Daniels dis
course on 1.-The Missing Link" was
highly entertaining. The solo rem
dered by Master Clair Tenant was
appreciated by all present. For one
80 small. Clair handles the violin very
slSilfully. Miss McKee's recitation,
entitled. "a Hole in the Wall" was
enthusiastically received. Miss Edyth
Smythe's paper on primary teaching
was fine.
Mr.. Charles Todd conducted the Ep-
worth League services Sunday even
ing.
Mr.. n. j. Orce, proprietor cf the
Uniodale feather foundry, was tram
sacting business in Forest City last
Thursday.
State of Ohio city OF Toledo. Lucas County. 49,,
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he !.
senior partner Of the firm OF u. j. CHENEY a
co, doing business in the City OF Toledo, County
and state aforesaid and that said firm will nay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOLLARs 10y 10y
each and every case OF CATARRH that cannot 1o
be cured By the use OF HALLS CATARRR
CURE FRANK J, CHENEY,
Sworn 10 before Ine and subscribed in mn.
presence, this 9TH day Of December, A. d.. lsS6
lSeal.l A. W, GLEASON,
Notary Public,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. and
acts directly on the blood and mucous surface.
oil the system. Send tor testimonials nee
u. j. CHENEY co, Toledo, q.
sold by Druggists, Zoe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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THOMPSON.

Special 10 tle Scranton Tribune
Thompson Feb. u-What might have u,,n
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David Bellsco, ia = pintrd appreciation oi
stephen Crane. states that he j. going To uI5he
play iIOtn the novel on which Crane lit
gagged At the time ol his death. 1t l. called
'rhc O'Ruldy" and \. T.. W. Mason. the lutho"
al "Ihc Adventure oi MOuiC' Brcklcr." il re-.
ported TO he engaged in compclmg the novel
Tor publication. Not lon- ago Cranes "lhc Rcd
Badge ot Courage" WaS mentioned a. hl".ng
been secured for Naturalization
"rho LGsh Of the whip !, tie title Announced
iJr ! ncw comedy irom the French that Is To
he acted In the metropolis emly in March T.
VI. Holland, Fritz Williams, Sidney lIrrbc,t,
Jessie BuSlcy and Katharine Florence are men.
toned Tor the east. IS Holland and Willid,os
arc the principal members OF the organization
known as Charles FIohman's Comedians il Is
expected that a new cast viii he engaged tol
the translation oi Bi,son's "An Historical Cha.
tcIu," in which they wcrC to have appeared.
rs yet. we have not learned the source or the
authorship OF '"rhc Lash q: the Whip"
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JoNAS LONGS SONs.
JONAS loves SONS.
"WATCH FOR THE GLOVE SALE"
The Character and
Quality Of the Store

Why does The Big Store thrive and growi
Is it because OF the convenience what
under single is it because character and quality Of
the merchandise; is il both?
Better yet! Isn't il because the quality is always
panied by the lowest possible prices?
The markets OF the world within three hours OF u.s. Our
buyers in touch with them Nothing appears
but what reaches here rs-no matter what the price
Thus you get variety from the best the cheapest that
worthy place In the Store--but no trash.
there any impeectons things you and cannot
find here point them We suggestions anv
time that will tend tho beterment and development the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-17

The NEW ExTENsIoN.-Tbe inter-
tions of the Southern Railway Com
psny in continuing their Union street
track along Battery Rodgers shore and
across the marsh to Royal and South
streets are thought by some to be puz.
zling. 1t was given out at first that the
tr ,cks were to be extended on South
street westward to Washington street,
at which poiut they were to diverge 10
southerly direction to the yards of
the Alexandria Brick Company. The
track has been laid only ss far as Royal
street, or nearly to that of the electric
railway, while a spur has been con
structed southwesterly So II 1t was TO-
tended at some time to tap the Mount
Vernon Railway. Work on the ex!er-
sion has in the meantime been stopped,
and the brick yards are no nearer a
railway track now than they were nine
years ago.
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Lansburgh&Bro.,
42o to 426 Seventh street.
WASHINGTON. DC.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
WASHINGTON, d. @.

Marriage licenses were Issued In
Washington yesterday 10 John Gill and
Oracle Wreen, both oil Fairfax county,
Va, William Calhoun Read, Fauquier
county, ard Sadie Gains Colvlp, OF
Prince William county.
Mr.. B. r. Foley, chief macbiuist U.
8. N, has been ordered TO appear be.
fore the board for examination az an
officer in the navy. Mr.. Foley, q chief
engineer ofthis city Is well known ard
will gil this position with credit.
The Northum berlard OF the Wash.
ingtou-Bsltimore line, If or having
received her spring overhauling and
been repainted, has resumed her place
on the route. The steamer Potomac
has been withdrawn for her spring
painting and cleaning up.
On Easter night last, number of
valuable rose bushes In the garden of
Mr.. Edward Kemper on south Fairfax
street were torn from tbs roots and
scsttered about. 0 hers were planted
In their places and last night those, too,
we're torn up and destroyed by some
vandal.
The temperance drama entitled "Ten
Nights 10 Bsrroom" will be produce d
at The Opera House tonight under the
auspices of Osceols Tribe, I. o. r. M.
Washington and Alexandra talent will
appear, and judging from the number
OF tickets sold the affair will be big
gu cess.
M. NJ. Davis. OF Solomon's Island.
Md, launched Saturday tug boat for
A. J. TAYLOR & Bro, Washington, 76
feet long, Is feet beam and 8 feet depth
Of hold. William E. Northam, OF Solo
mons christened her as she plided into
the water for William II. Yerkus, OF
Washington. Franklin Taylor, one OF the
owners was present. Captain Cannon,
OF the tug Sarah, took the boat to r.
NJ. Spedden's machine shops, In Balti.
more, to be fitted up with machinery.
Nj Thomas C Hoy today entered suit In
the Circuit Coult for the city sg,inst the
w., A. d ~. Y. Railway for $40 600 for
damages resulting from injuries sustained BY
him In recent accident on that road.
Several members Of the fre depai TIM mt
were in attendance at the Opera House las I
pisht, where hunters OF little children were
giving al epterts lnment, to render aid In
case OF fire or alarm
Z. r. Jackson, colored, of .be cour ~, has
announced himself candidate for the State
constitutional convention.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-17

MONEY FOR POSTAL CLERKS The
Postoffice Department has made public
the annual statement Of increases OF
salaries OF the clerks in the vari-
Gus first and second olsss postof.
ces 10 the country. These in
creases are based solely on the increase
of business 10 an Office. and the fact
that salaries have been increased 10 the
postoflce of all of the larger ciiies
and towns 10 the country Is an &C.
cura;e measure OF the great CONNER
cial activity of the present time. The
following Increases have been ordered
10 the Alexandria postofice: Oae clerk
from 5000 to 500; one, from $500 10
5000, aud one, from 5000 10 81 600
1t will be seen that Postmaster Crup-
per has succeeded 10 having the salaries
OF three of his clerks raised 500 each,
Messrs. h. Whaley, T. B. Powers and
]. p. Llphan. This makes the bird
advance in salary to these same clerks
during Mr.. Crupper's administration oil
the postoffice, which shows well for the
interest be msnifesis 10 the welfare Of
his clerks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-17

MAYORS OFFICE NOTES. -Fish offal
dropped from wagons passing along the
streets has created an ugly nuisar &c
and the Mayor has directed an invesii-
CATION and the bridging of the offenders
before him.
In response to complaints from ci,i.
,ns along the Henry street railroad
the Mayor has informed the officers CT
the railroad company that closets on
cars must remain closed while In the
city.
There we're no extra policemen on
duty at the election polls yesterday
and the absence OF all disorder In the
city upon az occasion usually go excit-
ing, with the police force reduced by
the resignation of former officers Lyles
and Wilkinson, emphasizes the pro-
prieiy and economy of the Mayors re-
commendatlon that no vacancies be
filed until the number goes below
fifteen.
The arrest of Simon Thomas by ex-
Sergeant Smith on suspicion OF having
robbed the postoffice at Haymarket,
Prince William county, brings before
the public the SINE Thomas who was
sent to the penitentiary from this city
for two years In January, 1889, and
again 10 July, 1898, for three years
The Mayor has turned him over tt
the Prince William authorities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-17

u. d. C.-The annual meeting OF The
18th Virginia Regiment Chapter was
held 10 Lee Camp hell this morning,
and was largely attended. Business OF
great interest and importance was trans
acted. The treasnrer's annual report
showed the finances OF the chapter 10
good condition. The presidents re.
port was full OF interest, the chapter had
been quite busy duriog the year.
Twelve new members had been en-.
rolled, three new members being re-
ceived this mornin7. Thirty-six dollars
had been expended on Confederate
work. As the 18th will entertain the
State Convention In 1901, assisted by
their sister chapter, the Mary Gusts Lee,
much discussion OF plans eusued and
great interest was manifested by those
present. II bsing the annual meeting
the election of officers was held and the
following members were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. w. A..
Smoot; First Vice President, Mrs. Tbos.
Perry; Second Vice President. Mrs. NJ.
M. Albright; Recording Secretary, Mrs.
Walter w. McCsfIrey; Corresponding
Secretary, Miss Rebeccs Powell; Treas.
urer, Miss Alice Colquhour; Registrar,
Mrs. Frances B. Ewing.
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Upholstery Departm't

We ere thoroughly equipped for msking,
reupholstering, repairing and re6nishing fur
niture Of every description, and the manu-.
featuring OF oil kinds Of bedding; also for
making loose covers, curtains, draperies, &c.
Carpets taken up. cleaned, made moth
proof, stored during the summer and relaid
when desired.
Furniture upholstered or repaired during
the summer months at very moderate rates
and stored until fall, IL necessary.
Mattresses made to order for any siz, bed
or crib.
Mattresses and Pillows renovated and r.
covered with new ticking.
Ornamental Psrquetry (hardwood) Iloou
laid. Drawings submitted.
Furniture Slip Covers made TO o;d,r.
Window Shades male 10 ordev.
Window Screens and Doors N !de to order
to match woodwork.
Competent mon sent anyw ere without
charge to measure, plan, &c.
Second floor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-17

POLICE COMMISSIONERS. "A regular
monthly meeting OF the Board OF Po-
lice Com missioners will be held tonight.
Two vscsnoes-caused by the resigna-
ton of Officers Lyles and WilkiDsop-
are to be filed, but it lie not certain
that an election of their successors will
be held tonight. As Is always the
case, q number of candidates for the
positions are 10 the field. Tee rule
heretofore has been to SUMMON all
would-be wielders OF the baton TO sp-
pear, examine each separately and bal.
lot at subsequent meeting. Several
matters concerning police affairs are, 1t
is said. to be considered, among them
rule Sc of the regulations, which pro-
v.des that the Mayor be empowered to
surround himself with such members OF
the force ss be may deem proper-l. e.,
that it ia optional with him who shall
be the stationkeepers. Some occupants
of the Mayors Office have changed
those men every two months, thus
making each member of the force serve
10 his turn in this capacity. Oilers, for
reasons best known to themselves,
have kept the same men 10 the station
house. Heretofore no one has protest.
ed from the fact that 1t was deemed
courtesy at least to the Mayor
to allow him to be surrounded with men
be deemed most intelligent and fitted
for this particular part oil police duty.
At the last meeting resolution was In.
troduced and ordered to lie over until
the next regular meeting. which re-
scinds the rule and provides that the
Chief of Police in making up his squads
shall detail three men for this duty, al.
ternatipg them ia regular order every
day two months. Officer Smith has
been summoned to appear before the
board at this meeting TO answer to the
charge OF violating section 80 of the
rules and regulations OF the Cjmmis-
sioners, 1t being alleged that be acted 10
violation OF the rule 10 fsiliog to act
on orders wb ca the commissioners claim
should have come through the chief.
This action on the part OF the board is
said to have been melted by the officer
when he was appointed collector oil
licenses by Mayor simpson, after hav.
ing been reduced to the ranks.
Another mstter-that concerning Cbief
Webster's action in turning over an es-
capped convict from Washington work
house to a colored policeman OF that
city, without requisiiiou-will be
reviewed. The chief, 1t will be re-
membertd, was criticised in the news
papers at the time, and hedesires the
board to exonerale him If be acted
authoritstivsly, aud, II otherwise. to
confirm the rebuke he received on the
occasion. It is expected that the
session 10 night will be long long one,
as number of witnesses have been
summoned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-17

No SUIT.-Reference was made yes
terdsy to a blunder on the part OF an
official which proved very mortifyipg
to two well-kpown citizsos. Their
names, 1t will be remembered, had been
placed on list furnished tho election
commissioners which announced their
Acknowledgement. Upon an examina.
ton into the matter the mistake was
Immediately corrected and the citizsns
referred to deposited their ballos. The
official who had caused the blunder IL O
most popular and courteous gentleman,
who was considerably mortified at The
unfortunate occurrence, while the vic
tins OF the mistake, courteous and
quiet as they are. accepted the ext ma.
,ion in the best spirits, and any intep.
ton they msy have entertained regard
ing suit for damages have been absn.
doned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-17

THE ELECTION. -Probably AZ much
interest was manifested Ia Yesterday q
election as in any contest ever witnessed
in Alexandria. While it was devoid oil
exciting scenes or disturbances, there
WAS an earnest determination manifest
on the part OF candidates and workers
who left no stone un,urned 10 their
efforts for success. Carriages were ruu-
Ming in ell directions from sunrise un-
I'll sunset, aud nearly every white
man was interviewed and urged 10
vote. AS q result the ballot was
large. AS is usual the vest-pocket votes
that uncertain element-rendered IL
impossible to divine the result, and peo'
pie who supposed they had wa k-over
eventually found themselves left, while
Others whose adversaries imagined
they hadn'( Is much al the ghost OF q
show were declared nominated. The
best illustration OF this was the fact
that Councilman SnowdeD, OF the First
ward, in the minds of some who want
ed il thus, was beaten before the polls
were opened and long after they were
closed, but the official vote, to their
evident chagrin, dispelled the Illusion.
The same was noticed Ia the case of
Alderman N. p. T. Burke, of the same
ward. Shortly after dark crowds be-
gan to congregate at certain points
where the returns were to be received
and announced. The Gazette office
had its usual congregation, which r.
NAMED until about half-psst 9o'clock
when the court house precinct OF the
Third ward which was the last, sent
ia. lis returns. The result was also
read at the Opera House. where per.
torrance was in progress. Toe result
is given below, and it Is generally coz
ceded that while the services OF some
good and practical men have been de-
cliued, others in every way as well-fit-
ted for the pc sitions have been chosen.
The official vote is as follows:
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First ward.--For Aldermsn-N. Z.
T. Blrke, 40; Peter Aitcheson, 122;
William Dobie, SO. For C5uutil-J. II.
Trimyar, $50; HubertISoowdeD. 22S; II.
r. Burke. ZIG; T. L Rsishell. 24l; Alton
Moore, 1S9; Wiliism T. Woolls, loo.
For Constsble-E Craven, 156; s. Q.
Swain, 1875 For Observation-Disclosures
Hayden, 369.
Second ward.-FOr Alderman-The'
ophilus Ballenger, 2S4. For Councils.
B. Fisher, POI Henry Bladder, 2Ol; j.
ID. Normoyle. ,97; William Desmond,
1877; E. E La sler, 16l; A. 81. Thomson,
Ill. For Msgistrste-William Tats-
paueh, ITO; Juo. Haynes 55; K. A. Sin
clair, As. For Constable-P. Vogeeg-
sang, 266.
Taird ward (cour thouse precincO =
For Aldermsn-J. X. N. Curtain, 24Si
E.E Downham. 1859. For Council
Frederick Psff. 265; Albert Bryan. 243
]. T. Johnson, 2l0; Louis Bill, loo; !
Il. Harrison. 1859; B. b. Smith. l5l; W
II. H .llmuth, 113; George A. Appich
81.
Third ward Friendship precinc) J.
For Alderman-Car 10, 264; ID ,wunsm
12l. For Couucil-Brysn, 254; Psh
26S; Brill, 207; Hellmutb, ZIG; john
SOD, 1914; Hsrrisoo, l7S; Smith LOG
Appich, 92. ~
Fourth ward-For Alderman. I
Sweeney. 400. For Oouncil-L. Il. Uh
Ter, DAT; F. q Spinks, ir., 247; E. :
Leadbeater, 240; James McCueo, 1S7
r. F. Tucker, 143; Robert E llott, lS4
Charles F. Nsale, 1l5. For Magistrate
Richard Rowland, $50.
Total vote-Flrst ward, 1872; Sscood
ward, 9O3; Third ward, Courthouse
4S6; Friendship precinct. AL; Fourth
ward, All. Aggregate vote, 1868.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-04-17

ENTERTAINMENT.-The little play OF
Alice Through the Looking Glass;" for
the benefit of the Alexandria Library,
was most admirably rendered by one
hundred boys and girls of Alexandra,
under the management OF Mrs. o. F.
Carter, at the Opera House last night.
The large and spprecative audience
greatly enjoyed the play, which was a
most pronounced success, and declared
that each child acted his or her part re
spectively 10 most Flushed and nat
ursl manner. Special mention must be
made of Kitty Barrett. ss "Alice;"
Kathleen Bitter, as "White Qaeep;''
Rsbecca Lennon, ss Red Queen
Christina Kemper, as "Lily," and Kath-
arine Waller. as "First Daisy" and
also OF Masters Carter, MoCuen and
Waller. By request the performance
will be- repeated on Saturday evening
at 3 O'Clock and the children are re-
quested to be at the hall by 1870 o'clock
on that day. There will b. no more
rehesrsils.
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4
PERSONAL. Mrs. Marshall l.. kim
of Alexandria, who has been visiting
her parents, Mr. aud Mrs. l.. T,
Hinckel, of This city. returned home OF
! Monday. Miss C P. Taylor, OF Alex
andris, who has been visiting bel
| grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. p
Cornell at the University, ret-rped OF
! Monday 10 her home. Mrs. Nj. P,
! Green, Of Alexandria, who has been
visiting in the city for two weeks, re-
turned home on NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
vile Progress.
Mrs. l.. G. Smith and little son OF
Sbelbyville, KY, are visiting Mr.. Will
Butler and wife.
Miss Lula May Butler, daughter Of
Rev. II. Butler. OF Trenton, Tenn,
and Miss Matte p. Collins, OF Wood
fords. Va, are guests OF Miss Clara
Coewning.
Misses Mildred Shackeford and LIZ.
z'e BrarDin have returned to Cdlpeper
from winter in Alexandria and Wash
ipgton.
Mrs. ]. w. Brsunio, of Culpeper, ia
visiting relatives 10 this city.
Miss Carrie Littlepage, of King vii.
liam county, is visiting the family Of
Mr.. j. Stanley Neale.
MIR. VIM. Treakle, who has been criti.
cslly, i'll Is able to be out again.
Mr.. G. @. Carliu is 10 New York, on
business.
Mr.. K. Kemper has been elected
third vice president of tie University
Alumni Association OF Washington.
Mr.. Henry Strauss has moved into
his new residence on Prince street.
Mr.. E. E. Lswler, who YVES yester.
day defeated in the democratic primary
for Common Couocil In the Second
ward, will be supported by number Of
bic fellow members OF Council for Pc.
lice Commis.io ner from that wsrd.
Miss Rosa Baggett. who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilkins, in
Charlottesville, returned to her home
yesterday.