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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

EXPLOSION OF A LOCOMOTIVES
special train which left Pnilsdelphia
Yesterday eveIiog for Charlie IN for
t ne purpose OF carrying the Liberty bell
back to Philadelphia w4s Inflated, and
about half-past ten O'clock was 10
partly wrecked condition at a spot be-
tween Qusntico and Aqua creek where
a few years ago train was held up
ar d robbed by Searcey and bis compan.
ions. The train was made up Of seven
care. L, passed through Alexandra
shortly before nine o'clock LAST night.
ard there were probably sever ty-fve
10 the party. These inc uded the blot
committee of councils OF Philadelphia,
OF which Mr.. Wilson H. Brown was
chairman, and number OF other
prominent citizens. At point between
Q1antico and Aqua creek the boiler OF
the ocomct We exploded. The engine
wss wreckt d, TIE Baggage car end two
coaches dersiled, the track torn up for
more ihan huudred wards, and En-
Rineer Pnmpbrev and Fireman Saun
ders serio us y irjure'. The two Pol
mans remaioed on the track and the
passengers were net injured. though
shaken up End badly scared. All traffic
on t1e road was blocked and trains on
the Westinghouse fern road were
run over the G. q o. snd Southern
roads until the track was cleared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

PERsoNAL.-Mr. Glover. of Wash
int ton, will sing a solo in the Second
Presbyterian Church tomorrow night.
The choir will repeat, by request, 40
the Beqinning God Created Heaven
and Earth"
Miss Rosa Sherwood left last night
for St. Adams, W Va.
Mrs. Alice Turner Lewis, OF Eau.
quier, ia visiting Mrs. ]. Sidney Doug
las, on Cameron street.
Miss Leila Steiner is visiting at the
home of Mr.. c. A. g. Hopkins, at
Manassas.
Miss Evelyn Morgan is visiting friends
10 Manassas.
Mr.. Wiofeld Jones has returned
from the University OF Virginia where
he has been student during the. ees-
sion just closing.
Miss Halle Ramsay left last niett
for visit to Norfolk.
Mrs. Smith, vile of Mr.. w. w. Smith,
superintendent t of the slms house, and
who was thrown from a buggy about two
weeks ego and seriously inbred, has
been removed from the Alexandria
Hospital to her home. She is slowly
recovering from her Injuries.
Mr.. Harry b. Cation left yesterday
for Westminster, Nd, to attend the
annual commencement exercises of the
Wettsrn Maryland college. Mr.. Cation
will be present at the reunion OF the
class of 80, OF which he was a member.
Mr., William G. Herbert. now OF New
York, is on a short visit to his old home
In this city.
Mrs. VIM. F. Robertson and children, of
Wilmington, N. g., are visiting Mrf II. F..
Robertson, on Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07
LOCAL BREVI1IEs.

Religious services will be held ct the
aims house at O'Clock tomorrow after.
noon. They will be conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Welch. Of Del Ray.
Elna L. Allen filed a suit yestar-
day ia Baltimore against Bruce A. w.
Aller, O nonresident, for absolute
divorce, on the ground of alleged
abandonment and uDfsithiulness.
They were married December IA, 1896.
at Ballston, Va, and separst'd in
April, 1898,
The quarterly meeting services 10 the
Free Methodist Church began lost
night. There will be prescaiog to-
night ct 8 o'clock and tomorrow at IL
a. m. An old time love feast will be
held at 2:30 p. N and there III be
preaching at 8p. m. Rev. Geo. EtLi &
Of Philadelphia, will be present.
A large number OF persons, Including
a numbtr of women, gathered in Fay
cite alley yesterday evening TO wit
ness what promised to be a iett be-
tween two men engaged 10 street work
10 this city. 1t resulted, however, In a
war OF words and when the police
reached the scene the only duty they
performed was to &C ter the asse o.
blage.
At Fort Myer on Thursday First Lieut.
John w. Moore, Of Troop K, Se'ond Cavalry
10 dispute with Hellmuth htsrck, steward
of the officers ub, over a Csc Of beer, a.
tackled tfo latter and bIsckened his eye
Yesterday evening, in the presence Of his su
peIior officers Lieut.. Moore made his sp)lo-
gies to the steward.
Ghe sale Of tic cts for the excursion Of the
Young Mems SodAlitY Lycsum to Marshal
Hail on Tuesday next has already been large
and the Is every prospect that this event
will be rs successful rs have btsI al thu
pleasant outings gwen by this organ z'ion.
There WAS but one oste 10 ore tie Police
Court this morning, that OF man employ d
| near this city who had come here and drank
| too much for comfort. He was dimise ell.
Children's Day services will be held in al
Of the Methodist Churches tomorrow ev ming
In the morning the pastors wi ! pTea, h ser
mons appropriate TO the day.
The June meet ng OF the Wood avn Farm
era Club will be- held on the 2lst. instead c
the 14th. 1T the home Of Mr. f. E. Mason be
low this city.
Begins, the intent daughter Of II. B. Ant
Julia Davies, died at the home Of its parents
| 1917 Duke street, last night
William Williams, q young colored man
who hes been Ill for soma time, avs tOia.
sent to the aims hOuse.
The schooner Rose f. Pbelt,n, loaded will
lumber By II. K Field & Co, sailed tods.
for Indian Head.
! Commencing Jane 8 the Adams Express Of
Ire will close during tie summer months 8
| 6:30 pm.
CT. GEIsEsDAFFER Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

EPISCOPAL SEMINARY.-Tbe faculty
and the senior class OF tle EOS opal
Theological Seminary, have issued ibs
vitaIions for the foal exercises OF that
institution. Thursday, June 10, will
be graduation day, and Friday, June
20, will be ordination day. The exer-
cises proper will commence WedDss-
day night, June Is, when missionary
servicrs will be held 10 the chapel by
Rev. Carl e Grsmmer, d. D., Of Nor
folk.
The programme for Thursday, June
10, is ss follows: Commencement exer-
cises of the seminary, 10 q. m, alumni
meeting and essay, 11:SOa. m. essayist,
Rev. John 8. Gibson; alumni dinner, re-
fectory, 1:30 p. % organ recital by Mr..
Charles K. Fowler. B. A. organtst OF
st. Johns Church, New Haven, Conn.,,
assisted by Miss Rens I. Barnee, So
prano soloist.
Friday, June 20: Morning prayer,
7:30 O'Clock; ordination sermon, ii Q.
M, by Right Rev. Fl. Y. SAtterlee, d.
D., Bishop Of the Episcopal Diocese OF
Washington.
The following are the members Of the
senor oil ass who will gradusts: Morton
Apollos Barnes. George Belsey, Thomas
Campbell Dart, Edgar Harrison Dick
erson, Charles Henry Gross, John Mst-
thias Hamilton, John Edward HuhD,
Paca. Kennedy, George Everett Knoll
meyer, Henry Bediuger Les, jr.. George
Pickett Mayo, Robert Nelson Meade
John Maxwell RobesoD, Frank Leslie
Robinson, August Schepp, and Robt
White, jr. The special students are
Henry Wood Bouldip aud james Ernest
Forsyth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

SUBMARINE TEsTs.-Ths first public
exhiDltiou of the msneuvers OF the sub
marine torpedo boat Adder took place
We sterday afternoon In the Potomso
iust below Mount Vernon. The result
of the test was satisfactory. Toe exhi-
bitlon consisted of submerged run
lasting about fifteen minutes. During
that time she mali tanned an even
course and remained at uniform
depth. The Mindors followed close
after her, but 1t was impossible for those
on board ID see any disturbance 10 the
water made by the boat. Her direction
could o0ly be ssoertsined by the h,g'
staff, which protruded from the water,
and which would. OF course, be renov-
ed 10 time OF war. At the eud OF the
hrst run the Adder emerged for the
purpose OF making an observation, and
almost instantly dropped again cut OF
sight, Her next perfor nance was o
series of "porpoise dives" to demon
strate her ability to come 10 the surface
for the purpose OF observing an enemy's
vessel, upon sightiog which, In actual
warfare, she would fire t1rpedo and
disappear before the guns OF a warship
could be trained upon her. DoriDR the
dives she carried eight men.
The Adder has one torpedo tube
placed in her bow, sod q capacity for
Ave Whitehead torpedoes. She carried
compressed air tanks 10 which the ST.
mosphere has pressure OF 2 900 pounds
to the square ioob. On the surface cha
Ia able TO maintain q speed OF eight
knots, aud when under water, seven
knots. There we're other exhibitions
today and on Monday more tests will
be made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

CASE CONTINUED. The case OF
Policeman Banner L. Young. who lie
charged With drunkenness and lnsuo
ordination, was examined by Mayor
Simpson this morning. Lieutenant
Smith st tied that on Thursday night be
saw Officer Young enter Royal street
saloon, after Leaving his partner on
King street; that he followed him 10
the saloon and saw him 10 the act OF
drinking q glass OF beer; that be re-
monstrated with him for thus viols ting
q rule for the government Of the force;
that he left him and proceeded up
King street; that few minutes later
be heard Officer Young cursing
and using boistercus language; that
he returned to Royal street
and found Mr.. Young seated on the
old City Hotel steps; that the latter
was drunk and that when the lieuten-
ant threatened to lock him mp he acted
very abruptly and that he placed him
under arrest. A number of witnesses
we're examined, none of whom could
say Mr.. Young was drunk on the night
In question. Off ,ers Hall and TIGER
corroborated much OF the lieutensnts
evidence as to the colloquy which took
place be tween him and Mr.. Young, but
neither said the accused was drunk.
Mr.. Young in bis statement denied that
be was drunk, also the charge that he
drank q glass OF beer In the saloon.
He said he purchased two deviled
crabs, had eaten one on the street, hsd
gone to the City Hotel, "a was his Gus.
tom, as complaints had been made OF
irresponsible people entering 1t at
night, st down on the steps ard was
eating the other crab when the lieuteu-
ant approached and threatened to pull
his badge from his coat. He resented
this and told the lieutenant that every
member of the force entered saloons
and purchased lunches at night and he
intended doing likewise. The Mayor
in summing up the case said the
charges made by the lieutenant were
narrowed down to the allegation that
Officer Young he'd drank beer 10 the
saloon. The lieutensnt reiterated the
charge and sent for the bartender, but
the latter could not be found and the
case Was adjourned until Monday
morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

WRECK ON THE SOUTHERN RAIL
wAY.-Both railroad arteries TO the
South were temporarily blocked today,
sccid sLt Is having occurred on the
Washington Southern and Southern
Railways. That on the former is
described In another item, and the
blocking OF the track on the Southern
was caused by passenger train No 40,
due here at 9.35 this morning, colliding
with q poltn bound freight train No.
~ about mile this side OF Fairfax
station shortly before nine O'Clock.
Thu freight train, for some cause, bad
stopped and fsgmsn wss sent back
to look out for No. 40. which Vas
known to be following. For some res-
son the passenger train failed to
receive signals to stop and when En-
glneer Charles BruIn OF No. 40 saw the
freight train be was too close upon it
to stop bis train. He applied the
brakes and told Fireman Scrsggs,
oolored, to Jump. The letter did 20
aud was followed by the engineer.
Mr.. Bruin did not receive scratch,
out ScrsRgs was not 30 fortunate. In
fact he jumped simultaneously with
the collision and was buried In the
wrecksse aud seriously hurt. Brake
men w. L. Spinnet and J. E. Dudley
of the freight train were also caught
10 the wreckage and severely cut and
bruised. but apparently net danger
ously hurt A wrecking train, was
dispatched to the scene and DR.. Arthur
Suowdep, who was aboard, rendered
the necessary surgical aid. ScragRs
was left at the scene of the accident.
but Spipnet snd Dudley we're broug ut
here and taken to the Alexandra Hos
pltsl. The tracks were blocked until
some time in the afternoon before they
were cleared and traffic was resumed.
The passenger engine was derailed and
q plumber OF cars we're damaged by the
accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

THE KREToL CoMPANY.-Is is prob.
able that wltnin the next few weeks
the property of the Kretol Chemical
Company will be taken from the hands
of the receiver and that with sthorough
reorganiz- ton oithe company Its affairs
will be placed on a thoroughly sound
financial basis. There has been .
marked change 10 the holdings OF the
compauy's stock. 1t is said that several
wealthy parties from New York have
been int rect I'd 10 the enterprise ana
one from Ooio. They have been quietly
buying 40 the at ock and 10 addition 70
the many small holders thss they
bought out, IL Is announced that sew.
eral OF the largest holders have disposed
OF their took to the syndicate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

CHRIST CHURCH-Ssrviee at IL .. N. AND
6:45 p. 10. by Rev. Bergman Groen
ST.. PAULs CaJRoH Services ct il 0.
m. and m by Rev. p. P Phillips:
GRAos CHURcH.-Ho'y communion 10 g.
m Morning services II 8. N. Evening PR
err at 3 r. m. by pev. O. +. Ball.
ST MARY's CHURCR.-First nass " g.
m Second mass OF 1890 g. m. Vespers
at4 m
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHUCK Services
IL q. m. and 8 o. m. 10 English.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN HURCH Sunday
school st $50 q. m. eervicos st IL o m. and
8 o. m by Bev. J. Brooke.
BAPTIST CHURoa Sunday school at $50
q. m Services q. IL q. N and p. N. by
Rev. DR.. Hunt
TRINITY METZ Frs. CHURCH Sunday
school at $50 q. N. tervices ct III .. IA
CbildTen's Dav services OF p. Al. BY Rev. J.
A. Jeffers. Young Peoples Meeting 1t p. m.
METZ. ErIs. CHUKCH soUTH.-9:3U Q. n.
Sunday school. services st IL q. n.
Child ems Jay services st 8 p. m. ~ Rev.
J. P. Stump.
METH. PkeT. CHURcH.-Sundsy school st
9:i5s m. services at IL a.n Childrsn's
Day services at 8 .. m. by Rev. J. II. &.
Ewell. G. K. Society at 7:l5 p. m.
FREE METHODIST CHU RcE.-Lee street
near Wilkes Services at IL q. m. aud 1880
.. M by Rev. John CavDsugh.
VILLAGE CHAPEL, N. e. CHHRcH seUTH. -
Gibbon street near Alfred. -sunday school at
$50 D. On.
RAILROAD READNs BosNs-Ssrvices Of
PRAYER ami praise, With short address, 1T
o. N.
DEL BAY CHAPEL NJ. z. CHURCH so5TH.-
Sunday school It 2. PrsschtDg at p. On.
Epworth League at 8 p. m.
AIMS HoesE No service.
MIssION.-W side OF Fairfax street, bs'
tween Frsnklio aud Jefferson streets.-SsI-
vices at 1880 p. N.
MEADE CHAPEL PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
(colored) No services
RoEERr's CHAPEL, NJ. e. CHURCH (colored)
Presch,Dg ut IL 3. m. and 1880 p. NJ
Preaching in Cooper Memorial Room VIM.
Mckinley Normal and Industrial School,
corner Nontgomery and Patrick street sun
day st 3 O'Clock BY Rev. Robert q. Robinson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

STRUCK BY AN ELECTRIC TRAM
The milk train of the electric railway
while on It's way up from Mount Yer.
non about s o'clock this morning, struck
o wagon belonging 10 Mr.. h. E. Knight
at the Intersection of Gibbon and ROYAL
streets. The driver, q colored man named
Albert Brown, was thrown out and bis
left leg Injured and part of the wagon
damaged. The horse WAS not hurt.
The train was In charge of Conductor
Oroson aud Motorman Young. The
driver OF the wagon, 10 seems, did no,
hear the coming train and had driven
on the track before he saw 1t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

THE BAPTIST CHURoH.-The regular
service at the Baptist Church will he
dispensed with tomorrow night and in
it's stead q well-selected musical pro.
gramme will be rendered by the choir,
which will be ably assisted by Miss
E Ina Scot: Smith and Mr.. Walter E.
Birch, OF Washington. The programme
will be as follows: anthem, "Hsrk.
Hsrk my soul;" doxology. congregs-
tior; invocation; soprano solo, Know
ye the Lord" Miss Grsvee; tenor solo,
Beyond the Gates OF Paradise" Mr..
Birch; coLtrslto solo, eternal Day."
Miss smitr; hymn No. 400, congrega'
ton; sermon, "The Souls Picture GAL
Iery," the pastlI; solo and chorus,
seek We the Lord; baritone solo, "By
the Waters Of Babylon" Mr.. Clabaueb;
hymn DO. 422; bepedictioD; organist,
Mr.. W. Il. Stsrnell; director. Mr.. Jos.
F. Rodgers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

PROPERTY SALEs.-Capisin &. T. Knox
sold today ct auction for Dsbney Herndon'
trustes, . lot OF ground with building thereon
situated ct the intei section OF the nor1h sioe
Of Prince and west side of Patrick street TO
John Miller, of Washington, d. c., for 81 495
cash, subisct TO an annual ground rent
Of S49.42.
Mr.. 8. h. Luut today. sold under deed OF
trust, the house end lot No. All Prince
street to Dr.. T. N. Jones for $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

Cut out sohwsrz's (5lS King streei)
advertisement. Keep it before you.
It's worth remembering. They are
mighty bargains Of the most COM
mendsble kind. Special reductions
have been made 10 each and every de.
nartmf Mt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

ELECTION OF OFFICERS a
meeting OF Mount Vernon Chapter,
Royal Arch Masons, last night. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: High
Priest, o. 2. Angelo; King, II. f.
Charles; Scribe, g. E. Warfeld; Treas
urer. Ashby Miller; Secretary, K.
Ksmper. The following officers we're
sppoir ted; Captain OF Host, ]. joint
ton Green; Principal SojourDer, g. T.
Msnkip; R, A. Captain, W. A. Smith;
Chaplain, Rev. J. H. s. Ewell; Tiler,
w. A. Moore. ar. During the evening
the retiring High Priest, Mr.. Arthur
Paul, who declined reelection
was presented with a High Priests
jewel. DR.. w. NJ. Smith made the pre-
seutstion address, which was responded
TO 10 sn spproprlsts manner by the
recipient. The Captains of the Wells
will be appointed later. High Priest
Paul refused to run for reelection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07
Here We Are Again With Some
thing New.

Mems Overalls, new invention, no seems in
the seat new pair II they rip same price as
cd kind, SOC.
Extra Mems Working Shirts, 25'.
Extra Mems Working shirts, s9c.
Extra Mems Working Shirts, 4sc, best 6Oc
goods
Extra Mems Negliae Shirts, best 6Oc
goods, 4Sc.
Extra Mems Negligo Shirts, best $1.O0
goods, CSC.
Extra Mems Gauz, Shirts, 25c, 45c, SOC.
Extra Half Hose. 10t, 12ic, 2Oc, 25c.
Extra Mems Collars, linen, 1Oc, 124c.
Extra Men 9 Collars, cslluloid. 1Oc.
Extra Ladies' Shirt Waist, 5Oci black or
VIII to.
Extra Lsdies Shirt Waist, 98c big variety.
Extra Ladise' Hose, 10 to SOC.
Extra Misses Hose 10 to 26c; pretty lace.
Extra Infant,' Sox, pink, blue, black. white.
Extra White Goods, s. 10. 12i. 10, to 6Oc.
Extra Fine Dotted swiss %, : 8, 41c.
Extra India Linen, 10, i2I, to 26c.
Extra Persian Lawn. 20. 40, SOC.
Extra Orgsndies, extra wide, 90, 6Ot.
Extra Netting 81 to 30.
Extra Pillows, SO. so, SOC esch.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

THE MARKET this morning presented
no more aoimstlon than that OF other
Saturday mornings. There was an
average supply OF seasonsble produce,
but there ives stlffeniDg tendency in
prices. Strawberries are hecomiD g
scsrcer and higher. They we're selling
ct loo q box, or three for 25c. Butter
was 25c pound and eggs l8c zoe per
dcZan
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

% pieces White French Organdy,
y inches wide at 25c yard.
500 yards White Persian Lawn, 29c
quality. at 19c yard.
White Madras Slightly imperfect),
the 25c quality, for l4c yard.
White Piques. heavy warp welt,
the SOC quality, for 25c yard.
India Linens, 40 inches wide, at s,
10, 121 Is and 1Sc yard.
Solid Color Organdy Lawns in all
evening shades and blacks. remnants
9 to yards, I2!c value, at &c yard.
White Fans at 5. 10 and 15c.
White Fans. with spangles, 25c.
Silk Ribbons, 81 inches wide, all
silk, at lac.
Valenciennes Laces, 200 dozen. at
15c dozen yards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

The CARNIVAL continues to attract thou
sands OF people. The grounds on upper
King street are crowded nightly with our
best people and all seem 10 enjoy themselves.
The attr .c.ions are all GOOD and intere,ting.
The carnival closes tonight st eleven O'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

For biliouaDess use Chsmberlsin's
Stomach & Liver TsOiets. They
cleanse the ,tpmscb and regulate the
liver anG bowels, eiiectng quick qua
permanent cure. For sale by Richard
G. .bsoD, druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07
WANTS Others to Know.

81 have used DeHit,'s Bafly Bisers for consti-
patton and torpid liver and they are al right.
sm glad to indorse them for think when We
find good thing We ought to Jet others know
IT." writes Alfred Heinzs, Quincy, III. They
never gIipe or distress. sure. safe pills. For
sale by E S. Lead heater q Soma.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

PARDoNED.-Joseph Clark, who was
sent to the peDiteutiary from this city
In 1897 for assault upon Ida jenkins,
has been psrdoned by Governor Mon
tapna.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07
Extra Mems Suits

at extra low pricts-for extra good things
made up in extra new styles and they Will 90
out extra fact i! you want to get In, get an
extra move on you and come this way.
No matter what you want in Dry Goods,
Notions, &C., we invite you to call. Every
thing at lowest price.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

WEATHER PRoBARELiTTDs.-For this SEQ
ton showers thu41er-storms aud cooler to-
night and Sunday; fresh southerly winds,
shifting to west and northwest.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07
LOCAL MATTERS.

Fun rises tomorrow ct AL 3. N. and sets
1928 y. N. high water at 6:62 =. m and
0:2l D. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07
PROPOSALS..
DROPOsAIs FOR vITRTFIED BRICK
AND GRANITE CURB.

II md URANI TE CURB
Alexandria, Va, May %, 1902.
Pronosals will be received 81 the Office Of
the City Engineer until noon, JUNE IL,
1902, for about 300 square yards Of W.T.
RIFIED BLOCK pAVIeG on q six-inch
concrete base, ~ about 4500 linear feet Of
six.inch granite curb set in concrete on King
street from ooysl street to FAyetts street.
Specifications, conditions, SC, can be had BIT
the City Engineers office. The right is re-
served 10 rel, ct any or all bids and to extend
the time of receiving the same.
Es. LEADBEATER,
Chairman Committee on Streets, City Coun
ell Of Alexandria, Va. my29 I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTER
~ master, Fort Washington, Maryland,
June 7, 1902 Sealed proposals, in trip
lcate, will be received st this office
until 1 o'clock P. NJ, Juse II, 1902,
for furnishing aud installing electric wiring
and fixtures for lighting buildings ard
grounds At Fort Hunt, Virginia. Envelopes
Containing proposals must be marked PRO
po.als for Electric Lighting. Fort Hunt Viz
ginis." Specifications furnished 90 spplica.
ton. GEORGE Fl. MoMANus, Constructing
gum W je7 9.1O11,14,16
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07
Trimmings.
Ribbons.
Stylish Lawns.

Our stock of Lawns comprises all the best
STYLES ia all colors, stripes, f0uis, dots, and
all shades in the plain shades lawn. Prices
are low. nj, o-
PIsin organdy. all shades, yd~".. .2is, Zoe
Plain Lawns, all shades, I'D --......1oc, izfc
Colored Lawns, large variety OF styles. &C.
yard ..... .........-...5c, 1Oc. 123c 16c, 1oc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07
Extra GinghamS.

Extra lot of 10, 121 aud Zoe Dress Cling.
hams to 20 at 80. You'll have to come quick
IL YOU want them. This lot emDrst es solid
pink, fancy pink. lsvendar, fancy plsids, 60.
You hsve never seen anything liz this.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-07

TrORT MYEB, VA, JUNE 5. 1902
IL Sealed proposals, ia trplicate, for con-
structing stable and guu-shed will be received
here until 10 q. M. June 10, 1902 U. 8.
re.erges right to reject or accept any or all
proposals or any psrt thereof. Information
on application. Envelopes containing bids
sbouId be indorsed Proposals for Buildings"
addressed Capt. W. F. CLARK, Or. Mr.
ie87.1314