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New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
WEDDING or ocToGEYARIANs.

w. ne marriage OF DR.. T. r. r. couturier. OF No 2iS
~, seHoI-st Brooklyn eigfty-scven years oio' 10
Wslfaret E. Shaw. OF No. 20 Washington Place,
nsssi.hattan, eighty-six years old which was an
svsascea IN The Tribune yesterday took place last
~,snlng at the home of the bride DR. Couturier
We not talk about the wedding last night but
e. Saiq ~ No. 20 Washington Place. tnat the aGeo
~~P'e would make their home there
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
Proposals.


S,EAIED PROPOSALS. indorsed Proposals
~ for Storehouse,'' will a of
Yards and Docks. Navy Department. Washington. until
o'clock June 1901 and then and there publicly opened
for story brick and steel hreproof
building about Navy Yard. Norfolk,
specifications, and forms OF proposal ad
dress 'rConluandant Navy Yard Norfolk. Va NOR
DEC T FNDICOTT. Chief of Bureau May ?. 1901
PROPOSALS FOR FREE DELIVERY FUR
u NITURE.-Post Office Department. Washington. n.
NAV le0l.Sealed proposals will be received at the
Department addressed TO the superintendent
Delivery System. until twelve O'Clock
Thursday June G. 1901 furnishing free delivery fur
nire for Specifications and blue
prints will be furnished upon application WILLIAM NJ.
Johnson. Acting Postmaster General
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09

u Abner c. Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County Of New
York notice hereby all persons having claim,
against Robert Graham Dun late Of the County Of New
York present the with vouchers
Of subscribers their place OF ransactng business
office Rastus S. Ransom. No l2S Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan. in the City Of New York.
before the seventeenth day Of August
Dated New York. 18th day of February, 1901.
MARY r. DUN Executrix: ROBERT DUN DOUGLASS.
FRANCIS l. AINTON. WALTER D. BUCHANAN,
RASTI|S s. RANSOM. ATTORNEY Executors.
Broadway. Manhattan Borough. New-York City
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09

UIIfEH MAEtht1S--5I If4I1r1N1fNzATr1 n
Chicago. May s-Cattle-Receipts. 81 900 head steers
generally stock and active; good
prime s5Gs5 90; 70 medium s4S4 s sockers
feeders choice, steady others 50 lolrSo; cows
Sc oGs4 So hefers 81 I5gs4 I5 Gamers s2 JOG s. 6s
bulls So s51S4 calves slow 81 5Oe1Si
steers o5QS5 bulls. 50 75 SO so Hogs
Receipts to-day, S20o0 head IS, 900 esti-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
BALTIMORE E. Ohio RAILROAD
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through New York. foot OF Chambers
as follows. s minutes earlier from W. sd ST.:
900 a. m. Daiy.-Sold train for Buffalo ART
Binghamton Waverly. Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
parlor car and cafe dining Buffalo
$50 p m. Daily--ChicagO LiInited-tast AatE-Solt
Chicago arriving SO p m Arr Clsveland I4o
Chicago. Cleveland Cincinnati Dining Car
7.3o m Daily-BurIaio AMI cieveland Express-Arr.
10 81 a. Cleveland 1880 m sleepers to But
faIo Cleveland Cafe car
Elrnira Chicago. Sleepers TO Buffalo. Chicago Gin
IIJICK ETs LOCAL. TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
ACCOMMODATIONS AT Ill. lis. 261. 800
broadway 15T East 125th ST. and 273 West I25th ST.
Chambers 23d ST ferries New York:
Fulton ST. es BroadwSy brooklyn; 122 River ST..
Ioboken. Jersey City Station New York Transger
Co calls for anc checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo Nav s-Flour steady. wheat-Sprng fair
demand for spot No 1 Northern old. carloads sSe: do
c i in store. lots SIC. Winter-Bids for No 2
red 771Ac and T6AdTTc white and mixed, but sell
ers' asking much higher prices. Corn-No yellow +c
No 3 do 4sAc; No ? corn 4Slac; do 4sAc through
billed Oats firm; No white, 3Sc; No do S2c; No :
mixed 30c; No 3 do 29i2c through billed Barley-it-
tie business done. owing ice blockade Rye-No on
track sold 5sc.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
Railroads.
Den NSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRp STREET
AND DEsBRossEs AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
4The leaving time from Desbrosses and
Soruandt Streets Is five minutes later than
thaf given below for Twenty-thsrd street
station except where otherwise noted
oS Cars New EAT Sd a e two Buffet % w4,
q 9ITs 9L 10 ,ShiGaso. No coaches 70 Pittsburg
$50 IsTED 1as cvsifpd Pullman
ZION Fe1 Chicago. Ges:and Toisdo. s cineisass
p g. tHcSeo HfsseaS AND n Isas sr LOUIS EMPRESS
ESr TOLEDO Louisville via cncinnatD. Indianapolis
F ~ s qle L6u1s siP3S E%pSEss-For Rf5 rtt,sours In
oa5 p NJ WEsTEsN p EPREss@F0s zqs Chicago For
'Sl:'' hcS s15Sf1S RFhs pl.,.su.s and
PPhiGaso For Knoxville daily via ShenanG9aa valley
n'StS e sisssfPa A6 sA5'Ss
cinnat and LouisvfieYs isaTSls ~'@'e'1''-'
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
I5 SIS S55. (Desbrosses and Cortlandt streets
o esbP6ass PPas eas @ GS ppes s9Iest. c & a. SIS Con
gTsssiona Lin ali ParIor and Dining cars'. s. rs
sanday Sar SIS % s55 .niRs io5S S"6 Dining sar
dining Cars s2S IS Spnins carr, As pinIns Carr
SOUTHERN SOUTH @ RAILw1Y.-Express. s.25. AS m. isio
ATLANTIc COAST LINE.-E1press. s.55 a. and sa5
sEAB1ARD AIR LINE RA1LwAYFoEida ana Met, y {,
r3S. rIpSn'an Limited. 1255 daily Express l~Io
NORFOLK OBI PIX AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-FOr Memphis
cHEsAPBAKE5S And OHIO RA1LWAY-s55 a. m and
FOR SsR S9S% ssa G9FoFT 3 T saa saiy NoRTOrK
TbToSILC tC SIT1-955 a m and 255 m weeS-cays
Standard Coaches ~ -
MA1-l250 D. m. Eee<-days.
on New York Railroad (frorn
twenty third Street Station. s.55 II 10.
90. S. ana sos p. Sundays. 925 a ass p
10 N DeeSsorosses and Cortland Streetsl. 900
p. m. 49, '0' - - - -
FOR PHILADELPHIA
10 (DeShrosses and Streets 500, T-25 T-5J.
50 $50 e2S t955 Penna. Limited 10 10 Desbrosses
C9ItLandt Streets. 102Ol Dining 1885 Dining
S. Snr, II % m 25S 20 DesbrOsses and cortlandt
SeetS z2U. 255 325. 3.55 4.25. 4.25 Dining Carl
30 DINING CaTl 5S5 Dining Carr 755; SIS s55
Scnaches. s.25 SIS a,25 ass Limited s55. 1855
tpinns Car m. 12.55 i55 Dining Carr. 8 IS s s.
80 tDnine Carl ass Dining Carr. 555 Dining Carl
loo SIS. s55 9-25 D. m. -. 10 night
1het oces Nos 461 1885, 1884. H. and 261 Broadway
ss thsn AvenHe Aston House; West Twenty-third
1orandt Streets Court Street $50 Fulton Street IS
BROADWAY and Pennsylvania Annex Station. Brooklyn:
station. Jersey City The New Transfer Com
pany will call for and check hotels and
residences through destination.
Teephone sl4 Eighteenth Street. for Pennsylvania
| j. B. HUTCHINSON T. R WOOD.
General Manager. General Pass'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09

Cash quotations follows; No spring wRsS.. ,tS
69GT2Lc: No . red. T315G74lzc No oats. 2oT.9zSc;
No white. 20qs@$olc; No white 29q29ttc @ No, No
rye 53d54c good barley 45c; fair 10 choce mat
ms 5Ia56c; No naxseed s51a No STss
SIO mess pork per bbl S14 s5a$li 90 lard Per o 10
81 9T12a$s OH; short ribs SIDES to9se 5ss
Cboxedl SS 23dSs 372 whskey. basis Of high wines @
the to-day the butter market was
steady; creamery l4G1Sc; daires, nql6c Cheese dul
9IsGlIc. Eggs steady; fresh. 1ltsc
Cincinnati May S.-FIour quiet Wheat STEADY; no :
red T7isc. corn quiet; No mixed, 461.G+64e. Oats
sesv. No . mixed. 29%4c Rye quiet; No , 59c Lard
easier at Bulk steady ~ s. 80 Bacon easy
at 50.
Milwaukee NAV s.--Wheat irregular; No Northern
71i1GT5c: No . Northern. 71z0T3i3c. Rye firm; No l.
55c Barley steady: No 2. 5Td5Tlac. sample. +2Goic
MINNEAPOLIS May S.-CIose-Wheat cash. T3lsc; May,
73c. iuv T39sc track. No hard. 7S1sc: No North
ern 7SIsc: No Northern. TO$4Il$sc Flour and bran
unchanged
ST Louis Nav s-Cose: wheat-No red, cash
74%c: Nav T4%c; July. roc; September 601sc; No ,
hard T2I1G7Sc. Corn-No 2 cash, 45c: May 45c; July
44Ssc Oats-No cash. 30c May. &c; No ? white
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
! PURSUANCE of an order of the Hon.

Abner C Thomas. Surrogate OF the County OF New
Work notice hereby to all having claims
Goodwin. Of the County York
the with vouchers therefor
the suheCrber place OF transacting business AT
No SS2 East Street Borough of Manhattan in the
CITY of New York before the 18th day Septem-
ber 1901 AIFRED J. GOODWIN. Executor.
EPNFST ESQ, Attorney Executor
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan. York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
IOHN.-In pursuance Of AM order al

GOLLA, JUhN'-IH PuIsUdHCe OF an order OF
~ Han Abner C Thomas. a Surrogate Of the County
81 Nrer Work. notice hereby all persons having
Claims against Cola. late OF County OF New
S-E deceased present the vouchers there
Of 70 the subscriber his place OF ansacting business
NJ S4o broadway Borough OF Manhattan in the city
~ New york before the oath day of next.
Dated New York. the 10th day Of December. 1900
CHRISTIAN COLA. Administrator
AIRERT B. WRIGHT. Attorney for Administrator IS
Nassau Street. Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09

6elp maute6-tflale.
WANTED FOR u s. ARMY: Able bodied. unmarried
w msn between ages OF 81 35 citizens OF United
states OF good and temperate habits who can
sneak read write English Recruits specially de
sired for in Philippines For information apply
10 RECRUITING OFFICER 25 Third Ave. iSz farN
Ave. 81 Z. l25th ST.. New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
Gurrosates Notlres.

MCNEIL, EDWIN.-In pursuance of an orler
-'A Of Hon Abner c Thomas. Surrogate Of the
sons having claims against Edwin Mcneil. deceased
onresident OF the Of New-York. who died
York County leaving personal property Of
New York to present the with vouchers thereof
.h sbscriber at his place of transactng business
yS4 Nassau Street (Tribune Buding). Borough OF
Manhattan in the City Of New York before the
frst day Of November next
Dated New York. the Path day Of April 1901.
SELpEN BACON. Executor
WILLIAM A. MQUAID Attorney for Executor. No l54
Nassau Street CTrihune Buildne). Borough Of Man
haitian. few York City.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09

SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
From foot Of Rector
1000 a. NJ $40 P. M.-AtIantic Highlands seabrtzht
Monmouth Roach md I~.~ P-~~oh.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
y.43O 1880. $500. 5000 1000 .II;s a =, +f.oo
'13O 1900 $40. f4:OO Ss4:OO t43O 90 .70O +7.s0
5000. 'ta25 y m. s12:15 mdt. ~ O' ''''O'
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
$500. 1900 p. m. "12:15
Ofices: Liberty St Ferry South Ferry. I1s 2s1 4s4
1900. 1884 broadway: 1S2 9Th Ave. 737 9Th ave. 25
Union So West, 1853 East 125th St. 273 West
245 Columbus Ave. New York: Court Full
St Brooklyn 9S Broadway. Williamsburg. York
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage destination
'Fronn liberty ST. only. sDaily. tDaily except
dav sSun1avs oulv.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-09
CENTRAL R. R. OF NEW JERSEY

stations in New York Liberty South Ferry
tune from South Ferry nve minutes earlier than below.
except noteD.
IyyaAL -. I s,,-sa,--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08

PERSONAL Mrs. Gussie Prince and
Miss Louise Montreth, of Atlanta, Ga ,
are visiting Mrs. w. p. Henshaw, Oh
north Columbus street.
Miss Christine Squire, who has been
visiting Miss Josie Robinson on south
Pit street. left yesterday for her home
in New York.
Il will afford profound pleasure to
the many friends of Bistop White to
know that after his long trying and
da gerous illness be Is convaiescent
aud on the high road to entire RI s.ora-
ton OF his health Southern Church
mao.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Dishman, OF PEN
sacola, Fla, are visiting Mrs. :. Roland
Dshmsn on upper Prince street.
The appointment of MIR. A. w. Arm
strong as local attorney for the electric
railway company relates only so far az
concerns the recent suits brought
against the company for Mr.. and MTs.
Ridgeway, mention OF which have
heretofore been made.
Mr.. Milton Baker, formerly OF this
city but now OF Washington, was In the
city today on short visit.
Mr.. Leopold GeDzberger and wife,
aged respectively so and 70 years, are
looking forward to the celebration OF
their golden wedding on March 2Ith
inst, at which time there will also be s
reunion OF their fsmily-four sons ana
two daughters. The sons who are
located In Montana will be present
with their families, making the sggre-
gate attendance about thirty-fve.
Mr.. Albert Stuart, who has been co :
fined to bis home for the past week or
30 with severe cold, Is much in
proved and expects to be out again 10
day or 80.
Lieutenant ]. Monroe Love, of the
Thirty-second Infantry, has been sp
pointed treasurer OF the province OF
Panpsmgs, Philippine Islands. and
Sergeant Major Vance, OF the Forty
first United States Volunteer Infantry,
has been appointed supervisor and Sec
retarv to Lieutenant Love. The CAPT.
tai of the province has been liked sc
Bslanga. Fairfax Herald.
Gen. w. Fl. Payne and Col. }. 3.
Mosbv have gone to New York on
legal business Col. Mosby says he has
received bushels OF letters asking him
for certificates of membership OF his
commapd-so many indeed that he will
not reply to any of them. As hereto.
fore stated he believes the report that
Baron Massow OF Germany intends
leaving d large sum of money for the
survivors OF Mosby's command is 0
fake.
Mr.. Henry G. Jopling, OF Inker-
man, Pa, has returned to his home,
having spent very pleasant week
with his relatives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08
VIRGINIA NEWS.

II is reported at Old Point that the
Chamberlin and the Hygeia hotels there
will be consolidated.
A proclamation was Issued yesterday
BY Mayor Barton, OF Winchester, re-
curing citizens 10 cover all cesspools
and other places likely to cultivate mos-
quitos with kerosene oil under peoalty
OF 6ne.
Ex-President Cleveland and party
arrived 10 Norfolk yesterday and left
later for Princess Anne county for q
weeks cunning trip as guests OF Henry
Seeluger, OF Norfolk, president OF the
Back Bay Cunning Club.
A meeting will be held in Richmond
today 10 the Assembly Hall OF the Rich
mond Chamber of Commerce, Of repre-
g, natives from the various business as
sec atiops of the larger cities OF Vir-
einia, to perfect plans for the creation
| of a State railroad commission.
The death Of Mrs. Judith Cabell Rose
Walker occurred In Richmond yester'
dsy at the residence of her son. Mre.
Walker was "a years Of age. She came
of long line OF distinguished ancestors,
being descended from the Rose family
of Kilravock, Scotland, and the Fitz'
hugh family of England. She was the
Youngest daughter OF DR.. Gnstavus A.
Rose and a granddaughter of Colonel
Hugh Rose, of Amherst county.
Judge Nicol has granted charter to
the Warrenton Electric Company, the
capital stock of which will be SIS, 600
In addition to the lighting Of the town II
| is the purpose of the company to manu-
fscture ice. The incorporstors ere
George B Stone, president; Gen. Epps
Hunton, vice president; F. d. Gaskins
secretary aud treasurer. The directors
are w. 81. Gaines, A. Fletcher. Gen
Eopa Hunton, d. p. Wood. g. b
stone. ]. Ullman and F. D. Gaskins
The management hopes to have th'
plant in operation In about 80 days.
Mr.. W. W. Scott, the librarian OF TIT
State Library. who has announced him
self az q convention candidate from
Orange county, thinks the present sys
tenn of electiDg school superintendent
| is an Objectionable one. He believeI
that it might be g powerful politica
weapon 10 the hands OF men who sub
ordi dated the States interests to thei
own. The school superintendents ar
elected by the State Board OF Eiuca
ton. which consists of the Governor
Attorney General aud superintendent
of Public Instruction. The next cleo
ton OF superintendents will occur L
4 Nav
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08

JR.O. u. A. NJ As stated in the
Gazette OF that day, new State Coun-
Gil of the Jr. o. U. A. NJ, was organ.
izsd in this city last Saturday. II VIII
be remembered that 10 OCTOBER 1879, al
at the State convention held at Cape
Charles, the STATE Council refused TO
nav the national per capita tax, which
was regarded as an act of secession.
The rupture then made has never been
healed. On January 1lth. 1901, the
National Council revoked the Sla'e
chatter and ordered reorganization OF
the State organization. To carry oul
the intention and orders of the National
Council, a meeting of the Juniors Of
Virginia loyal to the National Council
was held here last Saturday, March "a
and officers were elected, as sti'ed on
that day. A new code OF laws govern
ing the national branch of the order In
Virginia was adopted. This gives Var
pipia two State Jr. o. U. A. M. organi'
z,tions, one recognized by the Nationa
Council and the "insurgents," OF
"seceeders," who are acting under
charter granted by the Legislature o
Virginia at the last regular session o
that body. The three councils OF tni
city belong to the new State Councl
as REGULARS" 1t is statedlsthat tht
troubles between the two State organ
Zatiops will be taken into the courts
for settlement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Eight dodgers were at the station house
last night.
There were 10 cases for trial in the Police
Court this morning.
Today has been blight sid mild, in marx.
ed contrast with the temperature OF the pass
few days 1t noon the mercury rsg's Sered o4
The difficulty in regard to the disposal OF
cffal from the Old fish wharf at the foot Of
Eleventh street, Washington, has been tatis.
factorly disposed Of, and 1t is understood that
the Comm ssioners OF the District OF Colum.
bia will order that another auction sale OF
the fish wharf privilege be held AZ an cary
day The annual auction was held Fcbrusry
2S, and Mr.. Thomas w. Biley, who has
bought in the privilege for many years, r.
fused to bid this year. because of the trouble
in getting rid of the necessary refuse ct the
wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08

THE PRoSREssIoNIsTs. - Several
weeks ago, it will be remembered, about
q score OF residents of this city met in
the Business Mems League rooms and
inveighed against the city fathers and
Others generally for alleged tmidity 10
respect OF public mprovemeats-De e
streets, sewers, sc. Mr.. James
Bayne, at the time, read q CON-
parative statement of the affairs
OF the city for number OF years
past, and it was suggested that the
same be printed 10 pamphlet form for
distribution, The suggestion ia now
being &C ed upon, and tne statement ID
10 the hands OF the printer. 10 an ad.
dendum it Is asserted that the origins
intention of the gathering has not beer
abandoned, and at the spring election
an attempt will be made to select Couu
cilmen who will carry out the objects
of the progressionisls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08

SCHOOL BoARD,-At the monthly
meeting Of the City School Board nelo
last night there were present Col. +. L..
Smith, chairman, and Messrs. Thomp-
son, Aitoheson, Mankin, Marbury,
CArne, Harrison, Bryant and the super
iotendeut.
Mr. Aitchegon reported that slight
repairs bad been IN ,de to some OF the
furoiture 10 Peabody building and the
repaired furniture would last to the
end of the session. TIE bill for the re-
pairs was ordered to bs paid.
The Superiutendent reported that 10
looking after the schools be had vi lied
them more frequently lest month than
on any previous month; that the
schools were all being we'll conducted
and all had e good attendance. Ia ao'
swer to an Inquiry he said there wa
but one available substitute teacher a.
most of the substitutes had allow The
time of their certificates to elape; hf
wes authorized, however, under Rs1
luton Of the board, 10 employ, 10 cast
of emergency, suitable teachers to TAX
clarge Of the schools.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08

THE MOST EFFECTIVE MEDIUM.-At a
meeting of the Merchants Assertion OF
Poughksepsie, New York, few weeks sgo
the question was raised as to the best mesns
of attra, ting the attention of persons who
might desire good location for industrial
establishments After Thorough discu 'sion
it was decided thst the leading newspapers
were the best mediums of publicity for any
purpose and 1t was resolved that advertise
ments setting forth the advantages OF the
town IS site for manufacturing plants
should be inserted in newspapers Of large cir
culation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

1 New York. March 6.-sfo ks opened &C
| tive and frsctionslly lower. The selling pres
sure. however, was not hesvy aud as rule
| declines were confined 10 small fractions.
/ The list was 10. vitsont features Of strength
Baltimore Cattle Market. Mar. -BeeI
Cattle.-Moderate supply and market Glow
AT about last weeks prices. Few choice butch
or steers, S4.75s6: good, 81 25s4.5O; me-
dom. to good, $3.90a4. %; common, %. 5Oa
3.75 Heifers, coed, S3.75a4.25; medium,
| SO 25a3.70; common, 81 75a3 Cows, good
10 choice. $2.75a3.60; medium to good.
$2.25a275; common, $1.5Oa2.16. Bulls,
good to choice, So 40a3.S5; medium, $40
| s3. 80: common, 50 75a3.
OF the Cattle received 200 came from
| Virginia.
Hogs-Lieht supply and good demand At
S western PIGS So; from other points, IS 70
s5.85: rough COWS, "a 50s5. 25; stsgs, $4s
Ats per 100 pounds.
Sheep and Lsmbs.-Light supply; market
about steady. Sheep, common to fair, $3a4;
fair 10 good, $sa4.50; good wethers, $4.75
as. Iarnns. common, $4.75a6. %; fair.
SIS. 35s5.70; good TO prime, S5.75i6 80
per 100 pounds.
Calves.-Fair supply; market steady ct
from $3.5Os6.25 per 100 lbs. for commonto
good.
Fresh Cows.-Light supply; market stead
at following quotations Good to choice $35
aS55 per head. Common to fair, $20s$3O
per head.
Chicago, Mar. 7 -Csttle.-Market general
ly steady; good to prime Steers, IS O5a6 %;
poor to medium. S3.60s5; stockers and
feeders strong $275s4 80; cows, $2:65s
4. 25;heifers, 50 70s4.5O; bulls slow, ~ 60
a4.25. Calves steady, $4a6.26.
Hogs-Market opened shade higher, clos
ing weak; top, IS IS; mixed and butchers,
$5.35a5 .62is; good to choice heavy, $3.50
sos; rough heavy, S5.3OA5.45; light,
So 36a5. go.
Sheep and Lambs.-Shcep strong; lsmbs
steady to slow; good to choice wethers. $3.50
a4.65; fair to choice mixed, $4A.4 40; West.
ern sheep, 81 35s4.86; native lambs, "a 80
5.25; Western lsmbs, $5s5.25.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08

CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE COUNTY,
Judge c. E. Micol rresiding.-Birch vs.
OdnDin ham; decree for saie-of proper
ty at RosslyD.
Fort Myer Heights Land Co. vs. W.,
A. & +. C. Ry. Co.. rule issued against
company to show cause why they
should not be epjoined from operating
that road through Fort Myer Heights
subdivision, and rule returnable on
& st day OF May term.
Commonwealth Va. Potomac River
Power Co. Information in nature o
quo warraoto; motion to quash pro
ceedings and writ and demurrer to TO-
formation, aud cause continued til
May term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08
An Honest Medicine for La Grippe

George w. Wait, Of South G'rdi-
ner, Me-, says: ~ have bad the worst
cough, cold, chills snd grip and have
taken lots OF fresh of 90 account, but
profit TO the vender. Chamberlain's
C)ugh Remedy is the only thing that
has done any good wbstever. l have
usrd one bottle OF it aud the chills, cold
and grip have all left nee. l conerstu-
late the manufacturers Of an honest
medicine" For sale by Richard Glib
son, druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1901-03-08
COMMUNICATED.

When the right of way over Fsye't, street
vas given TO the Pennsylvania Railroad were
they supposed to be allowed to block up that
street so that no one could get over it? This
constantly happen. No later than this
morning a freight train stood across Prince
street for some time while the engine cut
loose and weI { up t. the station at Cameron
street and shifted some cars. All this time
Prince street wss impossible Snoh things
happen frequently, and it 10 great nuisance.
The proper city authorities shOuld attend to
1t and SEQ that il ceases Railroads and thoir
employees seem TO think that the city or its
inhabitan hsve no rights that they are call.
cd on TO respect. At any rate, they carry cut
their own sweet will, regardless Of conse-
quences 10 others CITIZEN