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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
entldeipnnaen p6ne binOenOe Strait.

6un6urD, ga, u. gOo. -
Ri6ter Qutsn bat 6eute Die @nti4etz
Ounq a6gege6en, OoB Oa5 GrtenntniB
Der 8~o6lenitrife GommiIiiOn in gez
IeBli6er 6inii6t tpeOer fir bic Grit
benunterne6mer, nod fir Die ao9Ienz
grd6er binoen0 lei. Sn Dem porlte@
9enOsn Safe bate Ii4 Die v2lemelqn
Goul Co." g~epeigert, ben &o3lsn8roz
bern ben pon Der Gommiiiion 3u8e>
fanbenen riitFdnoigsn 2Obn 3u 3a4z
len. Die 8ru6enlsute erpirtten IN
i6rer 9loge Dor Dem 6rieOensri4ter
elm urt6sil gu i6ren @unIten, oo5 j.
bod ieBt in 606erer Sniton3 um9ez
ftDBen 1por0en lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
Sas arIbe fyie6cr.

Qurebo 0, Ser, y. NoDember. -
Na6 benz bier ousgegebenen Bulletin
be3iiqli6 bes gelben6ieber5 paren am
9ienftaq 20 neue Gr%trantungen, D
Sobe8fGGe uno i'm 8un3en 768 Gr@
f%rQnfunqen unO II 8obesfdGs IN
afoloe Der @eu6e gu Der5eidnen- y|o4
Dem umtli6en 8eri6t Oe5 Stadt5@
6anftGtsbeamten 8eor8e IT. Sa6or
fte6t es nm bic @er6reitung os5 9ei@
ben sFiebers i'm Staate 5eGa5, pte
foIot: Qurebo: 700 safe pom grtran7
funo unb 50 SoOe5fdqe; Gan Unto
nip: 10 grfruntungen uno 8 &oossz
fG0e. 5sit Tie6en 3agen iino jebo6
in Gan Qlntonio feline neuen Grtran7
fnnoen me6r porgetommen; 8 gr%
fr%onfunosn unO'2 3oOs5fdae in De-
mitfx6o3ntp. Tr0te iin0 i4on 3petz
mGI in 8erar uno 9epttt : @ountq
einoetreten, un0 bic Qu5iidten itno
6o6er 6offnung5Dou. Sn 0entttz
Gountn lam oas 6ie6er ais erloi6en
6etro8tet iperDen, unO 2arebo iteRt
inter fdarFer Quarantdne. San 4nz
tonic nirD in tpenigen Sagen fir ieuz
henfrei ertlGrt perDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

Der 9umenz 8erein b 7
oQIlg. 0eutf4en 8 r e n
6eimat9" belt geftern g&admittag
i'm QnItdlts @ebGuoe, Gfe BON BAL
timorez unb 8apIonitraBe, feline mo-
natIife General Ser iammlung ab.
Der 9rGioentin 6ruu Qouiie Sem
nig9auIen, pel6e ra9 LANCER Srantz
belt gum erien Male pieber in Der
8erIammlung eri4ien, iOpie Der err
item @ice : grdTioentin 5rau 6rieoez
ride MeDer, pel6e crit unldngit aus
Deutf9lanO 3uridfebrte, puroe cine
ber3li6e ODution gu She'll, unO 3lDar
puroen beiben Qamen8 Bouquets iibarz
rei9t. Der 8erein bei6loB, Die lib
Iide 9untfagungs : 5eier fir Die Snz
fu17en gu peranItaIten uno Die 2eBtez
rem 7pe5ieG gu 6enirt6en. 5erner perz
ben bic 9amen Ii6 an Der goloenen
9o43eitsfeier BON 9rn. u. 9Fsil uno
Satin, pel9s beute Itattfinoet, be-
t6eiligen unb am %. RoOember etnen
Nu8flug mad Dem rM}anIion>9auie"
i'm ,0ruio : 6iG : 9art" peranfalz
ten. Die 8eamten Domination
finOet in Der nG6Iten 8eriammlung
unO pie 8u6[ i'm Sanuor itatt. Die
geItriSen Ginnu6men betrugen $39.75
uno Die Qusga6en SAT. Had S6luB
Der 8erfammlung bentrtbete 6rau
5. Mei8la6n bic 9amen nit 8affee
un0 SUDDEN.
Sam ni8t nett, = 4uf cine
9epei6e bom Staatsontpalt BON
Wai6ington : gountp Fin puroe &C.
fern @benO Der ~20siG6rige Qrtbur
8en4Off BON 6ig6fielO, @ai9ingtonz
@ountp, auF einem ,3uge Der n8eItz
lifen MarplGnDer 8a6n" pegsn an
ge6lifen 8elpDtebItu9ls BON ben De-
tsttips Did uno Summers per6uftet.
@8 purcen me6rere $2018oloitiide i'm
8eiiB bes iungen Mannes ~porgefun=
oea4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
8ennp'g S6ee uno 8offse
Iino bic beiten unD biqigiten.
(313-) 10 2dOen in Baltimore.


8rutuIer Neger. - Der 80
Sabre olte g1egsr 6arrp g.. M}cGarO
CAB benz 1~6=idbrisen 8olunO Song
ron CIR. 1906, 8arcIa2iraBe, geitern
Nu4mtttag 2 ubr Elm paar O6rfeigen,
ais er tbm an Der 6abette>, nabe ct.
YuulitraBe, ni4t uus Dem 8ege geber
lpoqte. Der 9}eger fIo6 Oaruuf, BON
mebreren 4afanten berfolgt, unO an
Baltimore unO GaIbertitraBe lief Der
5lii4tling Dem Poli3iften Som in Die
4rme. 9em 9oIi3eiri6ter 5e4tig i'm
mittleren Stutionsbauie porgefiibrt,
perlangte Der Heger, DOR elmer Surp
proaeiiirt au tperher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
Sir Saeihnnt1ts. @eidhenfe /.

S60ne 8abinetbilber, nur 81 bas
0uBenb, Miniaturen in elegdnten8uz
fennubeIn, funftboq uusgeFi6rte Bill
Der in 2~ebensgr0Be 81 ben nur BENT
bar niebrigiten Preiien BEL 9rn.
Sui. 9ebhel, Scntidcr Autobiography.
321 Noroz9 ap= StraBe.
Man fpre4e erft DOr II. ii6er5euge ii4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
Semen 8erIeBunqen err

6etnen 9erleBungen erz
legen 1T i'm yW}arDIGnoer l1nipsriiz
tdt5 : 9oIPital" geftern Der 16 So5re
aIte 2(lfreo 8ronn BON 6ooosN}ils,
Carroll : Gountp, pelder iif am
M}ittpo6 auf Der Sago 3ufduig in Die
Iinfe Seite I6oB. Der Singing mar
i'm 8egriff, einen 9aien auf3u6e6en,
ul5 ii4 feline 5tinte entluo uno i6m
Die gun3e S4rptluoung nd6e Der lin
fen S4ulter in bic 8ruit Orang. ST
puroe ben &ameraoen na9 ieiner
0o6nung getragen, jeOo4 auf Gmz
pfe6lung bon 81. %. i. 2uca5 na4
benz nMarpldnoer uniOeriitdts : 9oz
IpitaI" ge6ra4t. Coroner Wilti6ire
era4tete einen SnqueIt fir unn0t6ig,
0u offenbar Elm un0ermeiOli9er I'm
fan porliegt.
4uf Dem Wege oer8ee e
- Die Is Monate alte Del
ma 4ettus, petder am M}ittpo4 in
ibrer 0o6nung, g}r, Oil, 5anopertr.
BON i6rem Batter nit einem 8aiirmsiz
Ter cine 8unOe am 9olie beigebra6t
nur0e, befano ii4 geitern uuf Dem
0ege ber8eferung, uno tie Diro na4
Nnii9t oes 6amilienar3te5 nit benz
2e6en o%apontommen.
Sago uuf S6ierqudIer.
- Die Ngenten Der 36ieri4uB : Sc
ieGI8aft Iino CUR 3eit in Der g&a4z
6ur76aft bon Mt. Btnuns t6dtig ,fpos
iel6f 4usgra6ungen fir oieQBa6ai6z
8a6n gemadt neroen, um 81 Oer6iiz
ten, ouB GENTLE 6ubrIeute i6rePferOe
I6inben. @eItern tpurbe Elm Gonz
traitor bonn 6rieoensri4ter Miller
nm 500 uno Soften 6eittoft, neil er
5pei trunte Mault4iere CUR Qr6sit
berfpdnDte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
4us eirem @efGngniB in

aus einem 8efdngniB in
dnbere. = S6epDor Raus
Tins, alias Mar 9auIins, 26 Sabre
alt, tpeIfer geitern cine 18zmOnutlidt
6oft i'm Marpldnber @taats3u6tz
hauIe pegen 0iebita6Is BON 800 in
annapolis beenoete, puroe fofprt DOM
Oetettib Did auf Die @nI9uloigung,
in 0epzgort angebli6 $121 gsftoBlen
gu baden, pieber perbaftet. @r niro
i'm mittlerer S%tationshuuie fir Die
Rep=gprter Ppli3ei Feitgehalten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
ans benz Snneren Warblano's nno
Den nngrcn,emDen StaateH.

Morb in DzG 0 unt +.
Sn WopDberrn, einem fletnen Srte
in Der g2GGe BON Cumberland, purbe
Mitttpp6 4benb G6arles Smler, 10
Sabre aft, BON 9omer Qudrrp nit Ell
mem Sniippel 10 gepultig uuf ben
8opf gei6lugen, DuB er peni9e @tunz
ben IpGter an benz inn 3ugefiigten
S6Goel6ru6 itar6. Der M0rber err
griFf bic 5lu9t urb lit bis ieBt nod
nt9t aufgeFunben noroen. QuarrD
bate nit benz 8ater bes Sobten,
5ranf Smler, einen Streit iibr cine
S9ulb in beFen 2aoen unb bega6en
ii9 auf bic StrdBe. Charles Smler
unb 3ipei Neger folgten. Die Nntpez
ienbeit Der QeBteren i6eint QuarrD in
Nutb gebra6t gu baben. @r ftredte
einan Der Ieger 3u 8oben uno perIeBte
bann Smler ben tOotlifen S4lug.
Qbmirul9 enep in a.
polls.
4bmiral unb 9ruu 9efpeD famen
eeitern Morqen auf benz 8unbesbdmz
pier Dolphin" in Q~nnapolis an, mo
er bic Slotten : Nfabemte inipi3tren
tpirb. Gr nu6m Die Yaraoe ii6er Die
8ubetten d6 uro bet6eiligte ii4 am
Nu9mittag an einem @mpfang, Den
Srau 8rofpnipn, bic Satin bes Cont
~manbeurs Der Nfubemie, gu @6ren Oe5
See6elben p~eranItaltete.
Nb mad Cuba.
Decentralization G6uffee, Brigade
general GiGeipie, G6ef Der QrmeezS nz
g~enteure, Maj. 6aniion bonn NrtiQez
riez@orps unb Capt, 9ubton BON Der
Marinez SnTpeftions6e60rb iinb gez
tern auf Dem Stronger Buffalo" BON
6ampton &odbs mad CUBA abgefa6z
rem, nm Die geplante Marine Itdtion in
Guantanamo gu beii9tigen uno 9lGne
fir Die Acknowledgement u. I. IN.
por5uberetten. 9
S6uoeneuer
Mittfpo6 N6enD puroe bic grpbe
S9eune auf Der 6urm bes 6errn 8.
S6omds, nabe 8oonesboro, cine Der
grDBten i'm @ountn, bur9 5euer total
5erit0rt. Der @ie66sitdnD fonnte,
ipenn aud unter groben S4pierigtetz
ten, eerettet fperoen, fpG6reno ettpa
1900 9ufdel Dei5en, 50 6GFer Mats
unb so Sonnsn 9eu ben 6lammen
gum Spfer fieIen. Der auf $4,000 abz
gsiddBte @erluit lit tbsiIneiie bur6
8eriiferung gebeft.
Die grobe @deune BON 9. s. 8ope
in QoiGon, nu6e 6roitburg, brunnte
ebenfaqs Wlitttpo6 Q6enD nebit Snz
bdlt nieoer. Nur Elm Bferb tpurbe
eerettet. Der S9aben lit etna
$500.
Die Mii6le BON Gbparb 9anifb,
apiffen. 9ipld unb 5reDerica, Del,
g~elegen, lit in Der Na4t pom Mittpo4
uuF Opnneritag big uuf Die 9runoz
mauern nisberge6rdnnt. Man be-
fiir9tet, baB Der Gigent6iimer babel
fetn 2eben einbiiBte
@tHr8te gu Sobe.
5rou s. q. Martin fpurbe am Ufttt=
mod, aIs tie in elmer &uti4e nit tbz
rem @atten auf Der 2unbitrabe 3tpi=
1Gen Saflano uno Mountdin fu6r,
our6 einen @tur3 aus benz 5u6rperf
getDbtet. Oas pferb f9eute uno
brunnte bur9. 6rau Martin DerIu4te
aus Dem 8uggp gu fpringen, tie fiel
rno f6lug oo6ei nit Gem &opfe gegen
bas 3Gb. sic erlitt einen S9doelz
brud unb itarb, eff Gr3tlide 6ilfe sur
SteGe gebra6t reroen fonnte. sic
mar bic So9ter bes Fri6eren @ountp=
Gommifdrs Gp6rdim &elIo unb bin
ter[dbt auBer i6rem 8atten Elm penige
Monate altes Sinh.
Noti5en.
Sn i6rer Wobnung nu6e NiGops,
Colbert gountp, fsierten Dor etli6en
Sagen 6r. unb Gruu 6. So6n 5albott
lire gofbene 9o45eit. @egen Der
@r0Be Der 5amilie fparsn nur Die
nddften @eripanbten gu Der 6eier einz
oe[1ben.
SRI, Sulia Glare gunnOrt bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
Shntidhclt

Iegen 6creotes 3eugniB fir bic @orz
3ij8li4tsit BON 6rant q tells
8ier a6, inOem Der gonium aQein
in ben lsBten feds Monaten UNI %
Pro5ent 3ugenommen bat. (314,0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

Der rWirt6e : S6uBoer=
elm" belt geitern Nadmittag feline
regelmdBige misunderstanding in
ieiner 6aQe an Der 9iiopeit@Gde BON
Baltimore unb @apitraBe, in pel4er
Yrdiiosnt g6as. Gimonini ben 8orz
iiB uno Sefretdr Seq. s. WaIter Oas
prototoG fiibrte. IS purbe bei6loiz
fen, uuf 0onnertug, ben 3. DECENT
Der, cine 8%erIammlung dqer Perionen
ein5uberufen, nel9e i'm 9pirituOIenz
geI4dft intereiiirt iinb. Die So. So6n
s. Barber, 9enrp G.W3ufie uno 9enrD
MpQmunn puroen als@omite ernannt
fir Die 'Grlangung elmer pufenoen
9a1e unb gutter HeDner fir bic Ser
Iammlung. Qm 0onneritag, ben 26.
0opem6er, fdut Die Modenperiammz
lung be5 9antIagungstage8 fpegen
Gus. Nm 3. uno 10. DECEMBER perz
Rem Nominattonen fir Beanie fir
bas nGfte Subr gema4t, unb am II.
December ftnDet Die Wa6l ftdtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

SmitteiFroft, gdmetSen, gfnia'
rio. ga Grippe uuS idilimme Grfal-
fmnacu fmrict Hnrdl ,,SlnHcn's Aauc
RiiS" taud1 in aiiiitaer SOrm).
0rcfS csc. Aacntbalbeu Uerfanft.
tHtR TE6.tM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
Ninc Nlciie nnh 0entldl[nnh.

UNI Die 0eIt Ooer mad ir9eno einem
STEELE Der We!t a~rrangirt. 9teiIes
binete ii6er ole 8dbns uno 9ampIers
2inien. S6eo. $. 9iener &c
6 O.. 415 WuterzStr. (266-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

0etterausft4ten Sir
Marplano unb Den Oiftritt Columbia
mariner unb tbeiIipeiie tribe am 6retz
tag, FLAIR am Samitag, frif9e peftli4e
@inoe.
CAS-
Tragt die DIE SOts, Die Ir Inner G6kauft HABIT
'sa ! NNNMIM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

q a m # q G. uno &c T.
turiipnen na4 8aibington $1.25
duf Der uPennineodniuz8dbn.
8iuete Iino fir Die Riitfabrt biz
@pnntag Q6enO 0iiItig. Ollie 3ige,
Der nGonqreIiional 2imiteo" au5ges
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
9nfaIbcriate aus @al6inatun.
8dlttmorer Snfttute BE.
n II m

JUL SH lIIuIe ue>
bad t.
0ds oom IL, 5ebruar 1908 oatirte
SeItament oes Dor &ur5em p~eritor6ez
men 9rn. Sobn Sei6eI lit i'm bieIigen
Buiiengert6t our 8eitdtigurg einges
retat pOroen. Der RadlaB fGqt an
Die Dittpe Quguita 6etbsl unO Oeren
S06ter 6ruu ". Sind uno Gertrude
e. Sei6el. Soften oieie obne 2eiz
beserben iterben, 10 IoG oas @erm0@
gen unter Die folgenoen 8aItimorer
Qnitalten bert6eiIt perOen: ggtugem.
9euti6es @aiTen6au5," Mtenbeim
Der meth. epi5c. &ir6e, Baltimore
9umane SmpartiuI SocietD" uno oo5
NltenRim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
lnterhaltnnss.s Scaipe;ier.

umarnlunb : Sbeater. Otefe
Wo6e ssupsrba." 3p,i 9edqgcuIaounasa Scts
nercin.
.MuIifsItabemie". - 9ieie Np9e
81 @iri from 9igie."
r@bofe's Sbedter". = Oiefe @o4e
40: GOuntrp @iri.'
rSoqibapItr. : Sbeuter." - 9ieie
ggo9t 40 9rouO TO Geo.
yTorb's S%pernbdus." S1ele
SnnHr 81 Nrirc,k ~ Qtnhnntnn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13
GelpIcupunocn nod1 Scmtid5lnnS

GclbIcnonnacn nndI ScmtidlnnS
"a Gents pro Ytart unO GommiIiiOn.
Sfep. $. Otener G 6 o., Ais
8aterz@ traBe. QusIdnbiI4es 9eIb,
@e4Iel uno Grebit>8rieFe. S4iffsz
tarten bon uno nab europa. (266@
er9puperneur MID 3 II
&ou E. - 0eteftiD 9agun te6rte
qeftern Ra9mittag unperri4teter
Sa9e pon 9arrisburg, Pu., 3uriid,
no6in er geIanot porOen mar, I'M Die
1~4ziG6riger MdD4en 4nnie NtiiQer
uno Gurub Stauffer gu Rolen, Die an
gef9uloigt iinD, 9rn. @6urles $.
Street DON g1r. 112, Weit@20. StruBe,
cnge6li9 &IeiDungsftiide gum Wert6e
BON $45 geIto6len 81 9oben. Der
@ouperneur BON Peminlpunten mar
nGmli9 BON Der Stabt abpeienO, in
5Olge DeFen 9r, 9ugan Die Iusliefez
rungspapiere ni4t er9dlten tonnte.
Gr ge6t Montug pieoer bin.
SScttcrbcrid1t.
Ser. StaGtensS u etters 5ircou,l
Baltimore, ben IL. gtouember 1908.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

p.;. Saros zs.. Feuhs gB.tt
0" ulcter. ~T tIatet s,uh SA,
800 gG.l so 90 a. so N.sB.' 4 Sldr.
SEQ y. 80 oil A. az S.%W. .. 3Iar.
9{itt. Saroutttrf. 5000 Nohnc 2enlperatur. So
Yiittl. Gherrlomsterf.. 4S y~tieerisiie Seutperat. ~
Die h6hite SGneaistelt oes 2sinbes IN elner
Stuuoe betrns 10 Dicilen DOM ytor6Deiten.
Sas sstriQe Wttter. = Die ~nitDrIgIts
S.np.ratur Ses e~ttria.n Sal;s ibis 8 lIbr A5sRpsl
mar aui ua0otnaRnttH 6tatIoneu. pis foIat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

6ueIpu, Spanien, y. ytop. -
Die Qnfrengungen Oe5 4rGfettsn SUE
8eilegung oes Dor etli6en 8a8en be-
oonneren 5trifes Der 8ergleute Der
Rio Sinto : 8ruben IinO feAlgeItldz
osn. Gtna 1900 unoere 8sr5leute ST
9~sna6terro, na6e 8io 3intO, ba6en Ell
men SDmpat6is = Strife in 6cene gez
guntanber, y. 9}oo. - Die
6ie7ioe 5trtts Situation bat lid
nidt qebeTert. 5ruppen patrouillis
rem bic 5traBen, uno in peri4ieOenen
Qr6eiterpD3nungen TinO 8uffen cons
fts3irt poroen. 9iele @er6dftungen
ipurcen porgenommen. Die PerIOs
men, rpel6e oas @ebduoe oes 8utholi=
56en Clubs an5iinoeten, ioaen triegsz
qeri6tli4 pro5eFirt perOen. Die rei=
6eren Tamitien DerIa6en SantaRoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-11-13

@cttcrbcrid1t.
Ser. StaotensSB ettersSlrea /
Baltimore, ben IL. 9touember 1908. !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-04-09
The Feast of Passover.

The Jewish feast of the Passover,
or "Pesach," falls on Easter Sunday this
year. The feast begins at sunset Satur-
day and continues for seven days, and
during that time unleavened bread, or
"Matzoths," is eaten exclusively in
Jewish households. The feast of the
Passover is the first and greatest of the
three annual festivals of the Jews and is
kept all over the civilized world by the
Israelitish race. The feast was insti-
tuted by Moses to commemorate the de-
liyerance from Pharaoh, IN interesting
chapter in the history of the Jews. The
first and last days were kept holy, and
on these occasions all work ceased and
the DAYS were remembered with prayers,
hymns and thanksgiving. On the
evening of the 14th the Passover
lamb was killed and the lintels and
doorposts sprinkled with blood in com
memoration of that first Passover when
the doors so sprinkled were not entered
10y the Angel of Death, who cut OIL the
INST born of the Egyptians. The lamb
was to be a year old, male, without
biemish, and roasted whole, with un-
broken bones, and eaten entirely before
the morning. Services will be held in
the synagogue in this city on Sun
day morning next at 10 O'Clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-04-09
LOCAL BREVITIEs.

The work of repairing and putting III order
the old Carlyle House has been commenced.
The schools Of the city closed this evening
for the Easter holidays. The public schools
will reopen next Tuesday morning.
A large number of Boston school teachers
and pupils passed through this city this
morning in special trains for Mount Vernon.
A meeting of the Friendship Fire Com
pany will be held next Wednesday night at
7:30 O'Clock for the purpose Of ehecting re-
organization.
In the Corporation Court today decree was
entered in the case of Coohey VS.. Morrow
confirming sale Of property and allowing
purchaser to anticipate payments.
Capt. George Davis was this evening the
recipient of very fine Potomac shad weigh
ing pounds. The fish was gilled a few
miles below this city and was weighed by Mr..
Walter Roberts
The demand for oysters in Washington dur
ing the past two or three days has been heavy,
and the owners of vessels with the biyalves
aboard have been able to dispose Of them at
good prices. CLANS are selling at 40 to Doc a
hundred.
There was but one case for trial in the
Police Court this morning, that of colored
man who had been suspected of stealing coat
from residence and selling it TO a second
hand dealer. The accused proved his limo
cence and was dismissed.
Mr.. r. w. Darby, of Washington, has re-
ceived the contract for the building Of the
chute in the Sheridan's Point wharf, the land
ing place for the artillery station at Fort
Hunt The work will be started in a few
DAYS. and will be done under the supervision
of The United States Army Engineer Corps,
which has charge Of the wharf. Material for
the improvement is being taken to Fort Hunt
in the river steamers,
Mr.. II. Bloch, 31S King street, will have
hot crossbuns all day tomorrow. Remember,
they can be procured hot at any hour.
Fine roe shad, rock, perch and black bass
will be for sale by Mr.. Robert Travers in
market tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-04-09
Good Friday.

Tomorrow will be Good Friday, the
most solemn day in the church calendar,
observed in commemoration of the
crucifxion of the Saviour of mankind.
Special services will be held in the
Catholic, Episcopal and Luthern
churches as follows:
st Mary's-At a. m. Mass of the
Presanctifed and alteration of the Holy
Cross during the day; Way of the Gross
at 3 and 1880 p. M, followed by sermon
on the Passion by Rev. Father John
Kelly. Saturday Blessing of the Font
Fire, etc, at a. m.
Christ Church Services at IL a. m.
St. Paul's Church-Services at l a. m.
Grace Church-Morning Service, IL
a. M; Passion Service, II m. to :
p. M; Penitential Office. 1880 p. m.
Emmanuel Lutheran Church-Seryices
nj | | a. m.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-04-09
Funerals.

The funeral of the late Frederick Paf,
whose death occurred Tuesday evening,
took place from his late residence, I'll
north Patrick street, at 3 O'Clock this
afternoon. Andrew Jackson Lodge OF
Masons, of which the deceased was a
member, attended in body and many
friends and acquaintance ofthe deceased,
including a number from Washington
and other cities, we're present. The
services were conducted by Rev. DR.. F..
j. Brooke, of the Second Presbyterian
Church. The pallbearers were Messrs.
A. G. Uhler, X. Kemper, j. W. Pad
gett, George Wise, Alonzo Houck and
w. @. Bickford, the last named OF
Washington.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Mrs. Emma c. Aud, wife of Mr.. james
Aud, of Fairfax county, took place yes
terday afternoon from 1929 Duke street
extended. The interment was made in
the family burying ground near West
End, the services being conducted by
Rev. DR.. 8. A. Wallis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-04-09
Taught Him a Trick.

A tramp, it is said, taught an unsus-
pecting resident of the Hampton Stock
Farm neighborhood, near this city, trick
yesterday evening which, though costly,
may prove beneficial in after life. The
nomad, 50 the story goes, approached a
farm house and asked the proprietor
if he had gun. The latter replied that
he had, and the stranger told him if he
would produce it he would show him an
amusing trick. The rural gentleman,
having had his curiosity aroused, pro-
duced his fowling piece and handed it to
the tramp, who took it and asked if it
was loaded. The owner said it was,
when the man replied that it was neces-
sary for it to be charged in order that
the trick could be made successful. The
tramp walked foot or so away and
leveled the weapon at the owner, order
ing him at the same time to deliver up
any money he might have in his pockets.
The demand was instantly complied
with and the stranger after gathering
between eleven and twelve dollars walk
ed off with the gun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-04-09

The choirs of several of the churches
of the city have been engaged during
the past few weeks in rehearsals Tor tIl'
special music to be rendered on Sunday
next. Easter day, and in some OF them
quite elaborate musical programmes nave
been prepared. So far as announced
they are as follows:
ST. Mary's Catholic Church-Solemn
high mass at 1890 I'm. 'Vide Aquam, 7"
Werner; 'Kyrie EliesoD," LIE Jeal;
"Gloria in Excelsis," Stearns; "Regina
Coelli." "Credo in Unum Denum,"
Stearns; "Sanctus," LIE Jeal; "Agnus
Del" lie Jeal, ''Strike the Cymbal."
At the vesper servicein the evening: 30
Salutaris Hostia" and "Tantun Ergo" "
Willard. The choir Mrs. Jacob Brill,
directress; sopranos, Annie Stouten-
burgh and Katherine Nugent altos, Mrs.
Bowling, Annie German, and Katherine
Brill; tenors, Messrs. Lynch, W. H. Whit
comb, +. NJ. Birrell, Leo p Harlow,
and T. A. Stoutenburgh bassOs, P. f.
DUwney, William l.. Hoy, and Robert
Wenzel; organist, Joseph NJ. Monroe.
Christ Church. Professional "Christ
the Lord is risen today" Bouldin Gloria
Patri, J. L. Frank Passover, TIE Deum,
Julitate, Dudley Buck Hymns appro-
pirate to the day. Choir: sopranos, Miss
Greenwell, Mrs. Ashby; altos, Misses
Houchen and Taylor; tenor, Mr.. Wal
ter Birch basso, Mr.. Chas. w. Moore ;
organist, Mrs. Chas. G. Lennon.
Grace Church-At $50 q. M, the
full communion service off. B. Calkin
in G will be sung, except the 'creed''
which will be Gregorian VIII, Tone;
Sursam COrda and Sanctus and Agnus
Del, by Tours. The offertory anthem,
"This is the Day." by A. A. Ketelbey.
At IL o'clock service "Te Deum Laud-
amds' and "Benedictus," ]. b. Calkin.
The communion service same as at $50
except the oflertory anthem, "Christ
the Lord is Risen today" Stone. At
the evening service "Magnificat and
Nunc Dimittis," Calkin. The choir is
composed as follows !: Sopranos, Miss L.
S. S. Rathbone and Mrs. Robert Falls
Greene; alto, Mrs. Charles j. Deahl;
tenor, Charles J. Deahl; bassO, Frank
T. King; organst, Horace B. Ramey.
Rev. c. f. Ball, pastor and director.
NJ. E Church South-Easter Sunday,
April 18th, morning service: Anthem,
"Christ is RISEN" Ambrose; anthem,
"Christ our Passover" Jackson; solo
(Mrs. Hulfish), 'FThe Resurrection
Morn" Rodney. Evening service An
them, "He is Risen," Shipper; anthem,
"Jesus hath Trumrhed," Hughes; solo
(Mr. Kenneth OGDEN, easter Eve"
Gounod. Choir: Sopranos, Misses
Vierkorn, Watkins, Stokely, Mrs. De
der, Mrs. Field; altos, Miss Cockey,
Mrs. Hulfsh, Mrs. Warfeld; tenOrs,
Messrs. Ogden, wilkins, Netherland;
bassos, Messrs. Dinwiddie and Stump.
Emmanuel Lutheran-anthem, ''The
Lord has Risen"
The programme for st. PauPs Church
has not vet been arranged.