Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-07-19
GD~GOODS DELIVERED IN ALEXAN-
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10th, 18th and F Sts., n. W.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.

In game Of baseball today Between
the Tunneltown and Washington street
teams. the former were victorious by
score of 10 to 10.
There will be special music at the
Epworth League services i'll Trinity NJ.
L. Church tomorrow evening by the
Trinity male choir. Song service at
6:45 p. M.
The Alexandria Marine Railway
Company has contract to build five
large barges for the Columbia Sand
Dredging Company of Washington.
The barges are to be about eighty feet
long and will carry big cargo OF sand
or gravel.
A gang Of eighty men has been in
and around Culpeper for a week or so
past, engaged in the work of putting
up the poles of the long distance tele-
phone line which is soon 10 run through
Culpeper. The line will extend from
Danville to Alexandria.
JudgeJ. d. Yeomans, of Washington
has placed an order with Messrs. Au-
gustus Dean & Son, boat builders, OF
this city, for new sixty-foot launch,
to be built and ready for service in the
fall. Judge Yeomans has recently pur-
chased a large farm in Virginia, near
High Point, on the Potomac.
Still going on, the one half off sale
of ladies' summer shirt waists al
Schwarz's 5lS King street. For the
ridiculous BY low prices the goods are Of
fered, it will pay to buy now and lay
them aside until next season. Bear II
mind the sooner you call the bette
chance you have of getting the style
and sizes to suit as every day the assert
ment is growing smaller.
Isaac Eichberg & Son, will on Mon
dav sell pique, duck and linen skirts a
and below cost in order to make room
for their fall stock. Call and examin
for yourself.
The steamer Newport News went down Tn
river from Washington about o'clock toda
carving a number Of members of the Roya
Arcanum on trip 10 Old Point, Newpol
News and Norfolk. Some Of the Alexander
members Of that order joined them when tn
Newport News stopped here, and took tn
trip with them. They will return Monday
Don't forget the excursion of the Columbi
Fire Company to River View on Thursda
next. You will be more than pleased wit
| your trip. See the special amusements thi
have been arranged by the committee. A
: who 90 will have good time.
I The overwhelming response to the announce
! ment of ID. Bendheim x Sons, clearing sale
a tribute of your confidence in their homo
:, able merchandising methods. Next week
V sellingwill be most opportune for you to eu
q and economic.
The Goth Century Crooks will leave he
topigbt ON the steamer T. V. Arrowsmit
for n two weeks camping trip to Coloni
Reach. The club will carry about tourte,
members and good time is expected by al
q George T. johnson, who committed suici'
II /, WASHINGTON Yesterday by shooting hlmse
IS in the head was married in this city a fe
q DAYS AGO 10 Miss Mary Devine by Rev. I.
> Phillips, of st. Paul's Church -
The infant son of Mr.. Stewart Ewald,
= Washingfon died last night The RENAL
? will be brought here for interment. vi
% FwaId was a Miss Mckinney, OF TINS CITY
% Several wagon loads Of iron beds, WI
"a mattresses and other barrack supplies w.
brought to this city today from st; Asapn
shipment to Fortress Monroe tonight
Mrs. Harry Hager lost her Pocketoook, &C
tanning abont $. this morning, on her w
er from the ferry wharf to her home on Que
h., street, near Pitt.
I'd The weather has been sultry again t39a
I the storm of Yesterday evening having ahoi
ed but temporary relief from the hot wa,
r. The market this morning was well suppl
f. With seasonable articles. Prices were abe
n, as last saturday
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