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New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
THE GUARANTEE SYSTEU / SNARE
JUSTICE JEROME SAYS THAT UNDER IT
MANUFACTURERS HAVE DEFRAUD-
ED THE CITY

p'S'rlct Attorney jerome said last evening that
one of the most prominent manufacturers ~ boSs
In the United States. who has never had dealings
with the city told him that the city should buy
hose without a guarantee ana added that good
nose could De obtained for 6S cents a foot whereas
the city I'm the rammany administration had been
paying from 81 . to 81 10 foot The guarantee
system. District Attorney Jerome said has been
a grand opportunity for city employees to shake
phalt to the city W ''
Inspectors ON discovering flaws in making tests
OF the goods mad been bribed time and time again
Mr. Jerome said by the manufacturers and had
put % k on the goods and completed tht sale
IN n short time the hose or asphalt was i'm nea6
OF repair, and, although the guarantee called on
the manufacturers for repairs, the city has done
It in almost every case in the Tammany admins
tratiOn. NN'''''S
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
UPH0LDS NEW JUDGES.
POLICE RECOGNIZE ELECTED
.HAGISTRAI TIES.
VAN WYCK'S APPOINTEES STILL HOLD
OUT - MAGISTRATE FURLONG
BREATHES OUT SLAUGH-
TER.

No permanent solution Of the burning question
as to which magistrates are legally entitled to
sit in the Adams-st, Myrtle-ave. Gates-ave
Lee-ave. and Ewen-st. police courts, in Brook
lyn, was reached last night, it made
clear just what the final solution would be- Ac-
cording 10 an order issued by Police Commits
sioner Partridge, after receiving a legal opin-
ion from Corporation Counsel Rves the Police
Department has been instructed TO recognize the
new magistrates. on the other hand. Justice
Marean, in the Supreme Court. rendered a de-
cision in which he upholds the authority of the
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

Branch OF the Supreme Court will open. With
reference TO the report that ne had received a COM
mrnication from the Mayor about the rumored
bribery Of aldermen the District Attorney said:
l know nothing about 1t and have not been called
into consultation. / do not know whether it would
be Illegal for aldermen absent themselves from
the opening session of their board. I have not
looked into the matter. nor have / been asked to
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
PALESTINE couuANDEPY REcFpr1ov

one of the principal guests at the twenty-fou~th
annual reception of Palestine Commanderv No Is
Knights Tempar which is to take place AT The
METROPOLITAN Opera House January SO will be
Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley (retired). vino
Is member of Columbia Commandery No . OF
Washington Columbia Commandery escorted by
It's drill corps. which is one of the best I'm the
country Will arrive here in the afternoon of jan
uary 80 In the evening the corps will give an ex
hloitlon drui, number OF officers of the Grand
sEncampment OF knights Tsmplar of the United
states VIII attend the reception we'll as Erastus
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
TWO SIGNAL CORPS DISB4SDEn
GOVERNOR opELL BELIEVES THE WORK CAN =
WELL DONE WITHOUT THEM

Albany. Jan 4-The Sd Signal corps. - were
city. and the 18th Signal Corps. OF bui,-.Is 80. p
to-day disbanded by Adjutant-GeneraI - -'s- OdslL
Henry, under the direction OF GoVei,'. 1.,nony
This is in accordance with the poheS u y current
that Governor Odeu has planned l''
year. II "A sig
The Governor believes that the lst anu .sar vii
nal Corps can perform, al the service 70 the
be required. The dlsbsndment wiz .,sssred cut
State s2Oso a year, Sixty men ai6sed an ofiesrs az
mads ins .Snsrngmsrsry. sTsglo era Tha dishandms''
into operation on January ID
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
POLICEuAN'S SKULL TRFPlyyED

Policeman George Petry OF the East One-hun-
Ared-and-twenty -sixth-st. station, who was found
on New Years morning at Observation-Disclosures
teenth-st. and Park-ave with a fractured skull
was operated on at the Harlem Hospital yesterday
afternoon. His skull was trepanned BY Drs SIevin
Mooney and Greil The operation was sllccessf,l
and 1t is believe VT Petry viii recover The no
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05

{. Delavan, Right Eminent Grand ComTla.E I-E ana
knights Templar OF the State OF NeN-lU,TA other
his subordinate officers MaSonS froHl na-S n pres
States have SigHied their intention OF = I7Heials
ent, as Well as a large number or ot1SSS Knight
including Governor Odel. who Is hlSei!r q ~seeD-
Templar, and also many city Oficials - - arlong
ttons of Palestine COmmaudery are nots1 - ssasOn
the most brilliant affairs OF The KIND OF ny tos,ay
The sale OF seats and boxes has oeen - weeks
large. although the reception IS yet th4e0
distant.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
NOT LAID BEFORE JEROME YET

District Attorney jerome had little to announce
yesterday On Monday he said. he would go on
with the regular routine criminal business. His
first work, he declared. would be to dispose OF the
cases in which prisoners held in the Tombs
on Monday the new grand jury will be sworn In and
the toir parts o. General Sessi ons and Criminal
New-York tribune., 1902-01-05
VIRGINIA LOVERS ELOPE.
OFFICERS OF BALTIMORE STEAMER AID IN
coNcEALING THEM FROM GIRLS FATHER.
TnY rFi.EGRAPH ID rKE TRIBUNE.l

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE-l
Baltimore, Jan. 4.-The officers Of the steamer
Gloucester OF the Weems Line. assisted in elope-
ment on New Years Day. The runaway lovers were
William Blond and Mamie Blann. OF Gloucester,
Va So hostile Mr.. Bann to the love match
that the feared he would resort TO desperate
measures 10 prevent their wedding. Their fears
were increased when the steamer Lancaster failed
10 arrive at the wharf schedule time. Bound up
the river was the steamer Gloucester, and rather
than face the wrath of the girls father the lovers
boarded IL. When the steamer stopped on the
the officers concealed the -eOpers, who
afraid the father would be waiting for them with
q shotgun Blond and his sweetheart arrived IN
Baltimore secured a license and were married yes
terdey They returned the Gloucester. and
the steamer neared the home landing both bride and
Bridegroom anxieusly scanned the wharf, fearing a
surprise from the angry father. but they landed
without trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

PERSONAL. - Lieutenant Governor
willard and Messrs. F. w. Richardson
and Vernon Ford, of Fairfax, were In
the city lsst night 10 attendance upon q
meeting of Mount Vernon Chapter,
ROYAL Arch Masons, at which the
chspter degrees we're conferred upon
them. Lieutenant Governor Willard
1 leaves New York for Europe on Sstur.
day.
Mrs. John g. Allen is Ill at her home
on Franklin street.
Mrs. William 81. Fowle Beckbam,
OF Washington, accompanied her father
in.lsw, Mr.. ]. T. Beck ham, Of Culpeper,
to Winchester yesterday afternoon to at
tend the closing exercises OF the Vir.
ginia Female Institute which were held
last night and will be continued to.
night. Mrs. Beckham's sister-in'law,
Miss Carrie Fowle Ia among the grad
ustss.
Mr.. w. 81. Lambert has returned
from q very pleasant visit to his son In
st. Louis.
Mrs. T. W. Robinson and children
will leave this evening for Virginia
Beach.
Dr.. Thomas L. Rust, OF this city, who was
one Of tho graduates in dentistry at the Co
lumbar University in Washington last night,
was awarded the $40 prize for the best gen
eral examinations during the course, his
average being 9S.8.
Miss Katie Uhler has returned from a three
weeks visit to Virginia Beach.
MI. Arthur Davis. who was injured by be-
Ing caught between two freight cars, has re-
covered sufficiently to be able to be about
again.
Judge Norton has gone to Richmond on
legal business.
Mr.. e. L. Bsyse, of Dallas, Texas, q grand
son OF the late Gen. W. F. Thornton, of Alex
sndrjA, Ia in the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

COMMITTEES MEETING. The com.
mittse on streets OF the City Council
met last night for the purpose OF hear
ing statements from property-ownere
on Alfred 1t -ett, between Ktng and
Cameron. Il seems that as the work
of preparing the bed OF the street for
the y.trified brick roadway bas been In
proQress some persons owDiDg properly
on the squsres described have demur'
red ut the Gu ting down OF the street
In certain places, the narrowing OF the
pavsments on one side more than Oh
the ether, the manifest intention OF
the city not to pave across alleys, &C.
The comm 90 last night heard ell the
complaints, but no acton looking TO
the a. tsration OF any OF the plans was
taken. Some OF toe property.owners
were avetse to having the parking
next to the houses. City Engineer
Dunn was present and during the time
the committee was In session he stated
that be had at first suggested that the
parking should be placed bet Teen the
curb aud the street, but q protest bad
been entered and. at the solicitation OF
the property-owners 1t had been deter
mined to place it next to the houses,
but with the proviso that no fences be
erected to enclose the parking. The
ordinance had therefore been passed
with those provisions, and he was COM
nailed to act according to law. AZ
b, the width OF the pavements and the
cutting down of the street In place.,
he explained to those assembled tas'
he was cont tructing the STREET sccord'
inc to true liues and grades which be
could not deyists from.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

AN ALLEGED HOLD. UP. - Moses
King, colored, alleges he was robbed
last night OF $40 at Four-mile run on
the road between this city and Wssh-
iugtou. King lie o driver for Messrs.
CHARLES King & Son OF this city, and
was 10 charge OF O team which went to
Washington yest erday With some goods.
He was unable to catch the last bost
for this city and was compelled to re-
turn over the road. When at Four.
mile run be says three men stopped
him and compelled him at the muz-
z es OF pi' t 1ls to deliver up the amount
t. t ID above which he had collected
during the day. He also says they
shot at MIN. King alleges that some
ladies were sitting on the porch at
Four.mile run when be pt s ,ed aud that
be was shot at and robbed short die
lance south of the house. Sheriff
Palmer OF the couoty today made an
examination to the alleged holdup,
and the ladies who were on the porch
,sti6ed to seeing King pass and
described the team be was driving.
They, however, heard no shots. A
warrant was sworn out for the arrest
OF King and he was taken Into custody
and carried into the county. The
sheriff also swore out search warrant
and proceeded to search Kings house
In the First ward, suspectiDg that the
missing money is hidden on his
premises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The final exercises OF st. Msry's
Academy will be held 10 the Opera
House Friday afternoon, June IL.
Marriage licenses were issued 10
Washing IN yesterday to William Il.
Miller and Laura Porter, both oil
Prince William county, and to James
NJ. Jackson md Margaret A. Foote,
both OF Falls Church, Va.
Washus ton May, 70 years old, OF
Fairfield, Vs., was Knocked down by
10, TOR bicycle near Pepnsylvanis
avenue end Sixth street, Washington,
yett .rday and severely Injured. he
sustained fracture of the right leg.
wagon belonging to Mr.. e. L. Lawler
had a narrow escape from . fiery ending this
morning. 1t was loaded with waste m.lerisl
aud near the fair grounds on upper King
street the dhser lighted . cigarette and caro-
lessly Let the burning match fall iuto the
wagon. Ia few minutes the contents were
In blszs, but with the help Of several per-
sons the flames were extingui'htd b. fore
much damage was done.
Capt. r. F. Knox withdrew from auction
today, for Receivers 0rdwsy Butler and 10
bduo ~ VI
ments thereon fronting 80 feet on the east
side OF HeLIy rect and running parallel
with vs. the street 70 feet. Future notice OF
sale will DO made known.
The B ard of Public Works has lssn in
Sc sion in Richmond this week for the pnI-
DO Ie Of assessing all the public eorporstions
for taxes Mr.. Joseph Colvin represented the
Washington, Alexandria and Mount Vernon
Railway before the board.
As the funeral cortege Of the late Captain
&. W. Writ passed up Prince street yesterday
evening the members Of Il. Z. Lee Camp
Confederate Veterans, tsred their head;
while passing the Confederate monument.
Some persons smeAred Stacked lime over
certain pavements and fences on Wolfe street
g night or two ago. People living on that
street have for q long time been victims Of
vandalism.
Marshall Jackson, colored, who had beer
arrested yost erdsy as q suspicious character
while endesvoring to sell PAR Of gold spec
tscles, was dismissed this morning By the
Mayor.
Mr. John Hughes while at work on the
g.. Assph street sewer this afternoon VA
sli. htly hurt by plank falling on him.
The electric railway company Is at work al
the foot OF King street prep Iiog for laying
their improved rails.
A la 70 dog was run over and killed BY :
brick wagon on north Alfred street this morn
ing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

ENTERTAINMENT ToNIaHT.-The arto'
scope entertainment TO be given by Miss
Carrie Cookies Sunday school class Of the N.
Z. Church South OF the Opera House tonig
promises to he = successful AFFAIR In every
particular, and all who attend will enjoy q
pleasant evening. As PIE viou,ly stated. Mr..
Philip scheck will appear in illustrated songs
and Miss Aiphonsia Wilson, the eocutionist
and reader, vii add many pleasing fssturts
to the evenings entertainment. nr. fcbetk
and Miss Wilson are artists in their Ie3I 60
tive cslliDgs, and they have met With PIE
nomenal success wherever they have AZ
pesrtd. Mr.. scheck has appeared in Illus
trsted songs in number Of cities recently,
and the papers Of those places have been loud
in his psie The object Of the entertain
ment will doubtless meet with hearty re-
epOnfo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

New PAVEMENT The Messrs. Lead
beater have put down $50 feet Of new
concrete sidewalk 10 froLt Of their four
ct pres on King and Fairfax streets so
ieet on the former thoroughfsre and 100
on the lst.er. 1t Is DOW the only pave
ment OF its kind in the city, and sur
rounded as IL is by vitrified brick road.
ways on beth streets, it presents an at
trsclive appearance. 1t Is said that
several other proper tg-owners on King
street contemplate 10 the near future
folio wing the style OF pavement adopt
ed by the Messrs. Lesdbeater. Tbis
fitm is up-to-dste and ell tsrprisiDg, and
the Improvement mentioned above il
en- example of their determination to
have everything modern in and around
their premises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

FINED THE CoMPLAINANT.-A white
man living 10 the southern section OF
the city was cited t, appear at the sta
ton house this morning on complaint
of colored boy who charged him with
assault. The Mayer examined the
csss when it developed that the
how had been annoying the defendant
at times for several months and Cd
Tuesday threw stones ct bis property
and broke Q window pane. The man
c.ueht the boy on his premises and in
the act OF throwing stones and started
toward the station house with him. buI
the procedure having attracted q crowd
he released the boy. The Mayor dis
missed the accused and fioed the plant
tiff IS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

ENFORCING THE VAGRANT Act
Officers Nicholson and Roberts about
one O'Clock this morning arrested
James Richards, jr., generally known
as Barney Richards. as . suspicious
character. He was lettering about the
Fsyette street depot OF the time. He
was placed In the dock OF the Police
Coort this morDiug when the officers
test fed that Richards aud several
other individuals who at different times
have given the police trouble have
been proving srouud the depot every
Digit during the past week or TN
days. The accused could give no satis-
factory account Of himself and the
Mayor sent him to jail for twenty days
subject to the chain gang. Richsrds't
father was sent to jail under the
vagrsrt act last weeK. The police are
on the lookout for others who have
sworn of from work and render them
sslves objects oil suspicion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

FINED THIRTY DOLLARS colored
man named Daniel Jackson yesterday
bad 9 young colored woman named
Mary Jones arrested on the charge OF
stealing $40 from him. The evidence
10 the Police Court this morning was to
the effect that Jackson was In company
With the woman Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, and thst on t1e night OF toe
latter day he went to sleep in saloon
10 the western part OF the city and when
he awoke be found his money was
gone. The evidence OF the accused
land a number of witnesses corroborsted
her statement) was to the effect that
Jackson bad $27 In his pocketbook and
that she took charge OF it for safe-keep-
ing and thtt che gave the amount to
the bsrkeeper, who also acknowledged
he received that sum. Next morning
when jackson asked the man for the
money he relue1 to deliver 1t up IN
til the Jones woman came forward.
This she did but the bartender handed
over but So. The laitsr in his state
ment attempted to show that Jackson
aud bis friends had spert the remain
ing $l8 10 drinks, but the owner OF the
saloon ,stified thstxthe cash register
showed that only about $l2 bad been
taken 10 oil day and that mat amount
had been turoed 10 to him. The Mayor
& ned the bsrkeepsr $50 and dismissed
the momaD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

PLEASANT EXCURSIONS. The excur-
sion season Is now upon Us, and many
will, as lie the custom during the sum-
msr months. take day of occasionally
or wait until evenings Tor pleasant rides
down the river. Among the most en-
ioyable trips are those afforded by the
steamer Charles Mscalestsr. The best
order is always observed on the Mao
alester and at Marshall Hall, and there
is no danger OF those patronizing the
line having tbier pleasure marred by
disorderly conduct. The advertise
inert elsewhere gives the days and
hours when the steamer stops at this
place,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

WILL RENEW ITs WIREs.-The Com
missioners OF the Diitriot OF Coluu bis
will Issue permit to the Potomac
Electric Power Company TO renew Its
wires on the Aqueduct Bridge on con-
ton that the wires ard cables De
lead covered; that they be placed out
eide the trusses and 90 far beneath the
floor ss not +, necess tate the removal
OF the same to make repairs. and that
this work be done to tho satisfaction
and under t1e direction OF the engineer
OF bridges.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

THE Music "A feature 10 conuec.
ton VITA tue presentation OF crosses OF
honor TO exc Jnfederstes OF this city
aud vicinity at the Opera House Tues
day night vas the excellent music
rendered. Prof. Dunn's orchestra was
ably assisted by Mrs. Il. W. Barker at
the plano, while the old time southern
melodies sung by Messrs. Duffsy and
Whestley were given with spirit and
iervor. The vocal selection by the
ousit,t composed OF Messrs. Golden.
Mulhsll, Green and Stump were
admirably reRdered and received vel
merited applause.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

GRADUATES IN MEDICINE. - The
commencement Exercises of the medical
department OF the Columb isn Universit y
OF Washington we're held last night In
the New National Theatre. Among
those who received the degree of ID
D., were DR.. Alexander Murray of this
cit, Drs. Alfred Glascoek and jos.
d. Rogers of Loudoun county, and DR..
J. POckard Laird, formerly oil Seminary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05
QUARTERLY MEETING The quarter.

QUARTERLY MEETING The quarter
ly meeting OF the Free Methodist church
will begin in the church in this city to-
morrow night. Rev. George EakiDs. Of
Philadelphia. will conduct the services
which will be continued on Saturday
and close on sunday night. There will
be an old-fashioned love feast Sunday
afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

SUIT FOR DIvoRCE.-The case oil
LULA Williams VS.. Wm. Williams, Q
aT LOT LOT divorce, was today submitted
n ~ Souke Motion, who took the matt J
a;o.,,o auS,s-mert This IL the cul-
., Will, nj y, sne case recently reported
Of "iihan' kidnapping bis child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

For biliousuess use Cham berlsln';
Stomach & Liver Tablets. They
cleanse the stImach and regulate the
liver snd bowels, eEs cting a quick and
permanent cure. For sale by Richard
Gibson, druggist.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

FIRE COMPANY MKkTINGs.-A meet
inc of the Hydrsulion Fire Company
wss held Tuesday night. The business
transacted was not OF public interest.
The Columoia Fire Company held a
meeting last night. Considerable rou.
lac business was transacted and
charges Of insubordinstion ct IRE
we're preferred against member.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05
Wants Others TO Know.

Il have used DeWitt's Early Risers for oonsti-
patton and torpid liver and they are all right.
am glad 10 indorse them for think when We
fnd good thing we ought 10 let Others know
t." writes Alfred Heinzs, Quincy, Ill. They
never grippe or distress. sure, safe pills. Fol-
ale by T. (. Leadbeater & Soma.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05
INDIAN HEAD TRIPS
T1o TIE OWNERS OF DOGS.
Mayors Office,
Ilaxandria. Va lima 2. 1902.

Mayors Office,
Alexandra, Va June 2, 1902.
All persons owning or intending to keep
any animal OF the dog or canine species must
some forward on or before JUNE IA, 1902,
and take out license for the same from tbs
Auditor. After the 18th Of June all persons
owning or NARROWING dogs without the re-
ouired license will be fned (ss the laws on
the subject require) IS for every dog 80
owned or hsrbored. Complaint has been fire.
ouently made that many persons fell TO take
out their licenses, and that others pay on one
or two dogs when owning and hsIboriDg
more, or wro send such dogs away during the
summer months and bring them back in the
fall, Ny attention has btea called to this
evasion Of the Law, and snail require the
policemen 10 report eli such cases and fines
will to imposed upon those who fail to take
ont licenses.
ea-The lice officers will be required to
report all violation Of this law.
In order 10 avoid mistakes persons taking
out licenses might write their name and num-
Der of residence on apple alton for license.
GEORGE L. SlMPsON, Mayor.
License and tag $3.50.
ie3 lot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05
Big Sale White Goods.

White Madras, worth from 19c to 25e, at
lac yard.
Warp Welt White Pique, Ice quality, at
121ac yard.
White Piques. 800 quality, at 25c yard.
Black Pique fjr tkirts at 1910.
White Persian Lawn Remnants, Doc quail
ity, for 19c.
Mercerissd Fancy White Goods, 25c value,
at 15c yard.
5000 yards fue 40.inch White India
Linen at Sc, 10c, 12lac, 15c AMI 1Sc yard.
Fast Black Lawns 10c. 12iG, 15c and 1se
yard.
White French Orgsndy, ~ inches wide,
Soc quality. at 39s.
One case 5000 yards Bold Color Lawns.
pink, light blue, corn, navy, Nile and black
12ic quality, at 6Ee.
Persian Duck Remnants, 1910 quality, ct
7a.c yard.
All Silk Tsff.ta Ribbons, No. 6 }, all shade',
at 123c yard.
All Silk Tsffets Ribbon, No. 80, all shades,
at 15c yard.
Satin Liberty Ribbons, all shades. 23c.
Ladies' s Immer CoTsets, 23'.
Chidren's 10c Fine Ribbed Hose Sc pair.
Large Palm Fans lie.
Patent Leather Belts 1Oc.
Linen Craih for ,kirts &c yard.
Heavy Cheviot for skirting, 1Oc quality,
at sc yard.
Ready. made Blesched Sheets at 49c.
Remnants Bleachtd Cotton, 7o to 8, value,
ct 90 yard.
Sea Island Brown Cotton, &c value, at DC
yard.
seersucker Dress Gipghams at SAC q yard.
Ladies' Duck Skirts Toe.
Ladies' Shirt Waists 23c.
Ono esss Figured Dress Lawns at BE-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

Fan rises tsnorrsw at 4:4a q. m. and SETS
1927 '. m. High water ct Ts06 .. m. and
7:35 n m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-05

WEATHER PRoBAEILITIEs.-For this SEQ
ton fair tonight and Friday; light north TO
northeast winds.