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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
LOCAL RREVITIEs.

Capt King, Of the A. L. l., has tele-
graphed the members Of his command
who are still in this city to come to
Richmond at once.
A horse attached TO a cart used on the
street improvement on Prince street ran
away this evening, but was stopped be-
fore he did any damage.
The Sunshines and Potomacs played
game of baseball yesterday in the
southeastern part of the city. The
former we're victorious by score OF
4 to 2.
The insurance on the steamer Column
bia. which was burned in her slip May
Is last, has been adjusted, and payment
will shortly be made to her New YORK
owners. As yet, no additional steps
have been taken to start new ferry line.
Messrs. Davis and Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant this
week of the following patents George
p. Clark, of Alexandria, for low speed
steam engine; George L. McVey, OF
Roxie. for box fastener james Nc
Graw. of Richmond fora lock washer.
It has been suggested by some that
Rev. L. A. Bishop, of wilmington
Del, whose daughter was murdered oy
a negro a few days ago, was at one time
in charge of Trinity NJ. E. Church IN
this city. This is a mistake. Rev.
Robert +. Bishop was pastor OF Trinity
Church several years ago. de Is now
presiding elder in another State.
The committee on arrangements of the
Woodlawn Farmers Club have announced
that the July meeting will be held at the resi-
denee of Mr. Warrington Gillingham on the
eleventh Of July next.
The pungy c. w. Stevenson sunk near
Long bridge day or two ago. The vessel IS
owned by Robert Murphy, OF Westmoreiand
county.
Mr.. Bernard Cline brought to this office to-
day double yOlked egg weighing 4 ounces,
one of four which one of his hens has recently
laid.
The Young Peoples Union Of the Baptist
Church will give country lar AT Ouu
Fellows Hall tonight from TO IL O'Clock.
The postoflice department has given notice
to rural letter carriers that they will not be
required to deliver mail on July 4.
A colored wedding at Zion Church, on south
Lee street. last night attracted very large
crowd in the neighborhoOd.
"The millennium" will be the sermon topic
of Evangelist Lee $. Wheeler at the Search
Light Gospel tent tonight.
The iron poles to be used by the electric
railway are being erected on fairfax ana
Prince streets.
All are cordially invited to free crab
feast. corner Gibbon and Columbus. streets
Friday night, June Goth. II. V. Kelley.
Mr.. Robert Trayers will have roockhsh,
blueiisb, sturgeon, crabs and watermelons IN
market tomorrow,
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Weddings.

Mr.. Frederick Eberhardt, one OF the
members of the Alexandria Light IN
fantry and Miss Grace Harrison, daugh-
ter of Mr.. William Harrison, OF Ala
Oueen street were married last night.
Mr. Eberhardt went to Richmond
with the company Tuesday evening,
but obtained leave Of absence yes
terday and returned to this city for the
ceremony, which was performed by Rev.
J. H. S. Ewell, of the Methodist Protes-
tant Church.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Adam, formerly of this
city but now Of Newport News, and
Mrs. Bertha F. Seiders were married
this evening at the residence OF the
bride on south Patrick street, Rev. }.
II. S. Ewell officiating.
The marriage of Rev. G. w. An
drews, pastor of the First Congrega.
tional Church. of Dalton, Mass, and
Miss Sara Dwight Rathbone will take
place at $50 o'clock tonight. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev. P.
P. Phillips. The admission to the
church will be by card only. Miss
Rathbone is theyoungest daughter ofthe
late Justus Fl. Rathbone, founder of the
Knights of Pythias. After the wedding
they will sail for England and Wales,
and will return to Dalton about the mid
die of August.
Mr.. Edward Marshall Pryor, of Am
herst, and Miss Mary Ellen johnson, of
Alexandria, were married last night at
the brides residence by DIR. Fl. w.
TrimbIe, of the High Street Baptist
Church. - Baltimore Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
River Notes.

The tide in the river is still making
high and early this morning the water
extended westward on King street to the
curbing on Union street and formed a
lake at the intersection of King street
and the Strand. In other places on the
river front the tide laved the dOorsteps OF
warehouses. The water was awash of
most of the wharves.
The repairs to the steamer Kent, now
on the ways at the shipyard, have nearly
been completed and she will be launched
this evening. The schooners Sidonia
CurIey and Irene are at the shipyard
for repairs. .,
The schooner Edith Verrall, loaded
with lumber by H. X. Field q Co., for
Pohick, sailed yesterday.
The schooner Humphrey Toomey is
being loaded with fertilizer by the Alex
andria Fertilizer and Chemical Co., for
Norfolk.
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Will Test His Flying Machine.

Prof Langley's flying machine Is
practically ready for the trials which are
to take place some time during The next
week at an unknown point down the
river. 1t was conveyed from the Smith
sonian Institution, Washington, to the
houseboat at the wharf yesterday alter
noon on the shoulders of four colored
men. The machine attracted much at
tention. So far as could be seen, 1t
consisted of canvas wings, with several
ribs and chair for one person suspend
ed under all. No one was permitted,
however, to inspect it closely. The
machine was taken down the river on
the houseboat last evening.
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Ricentennial Celebration.

The special services in the Methodist
Protestant Church, on north Washington
street. last night in celebration of the
bicentennial of the birth of John Yves
lev we're in accordance with the
programme heretofore published in the
Gazette. The services was participated
in by all of the Methodist congregations
of this city. The addresses we're well
conceived and delivered in an impressive
manner. The vocal and instrumental
music was special feature of the exer-
cises, and was well rendered. The
special services Sunday night will be in
the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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New Steamship Line to Norfolk.

The stockholders of the Seaside Trans
portation Company, which has been in
corporated by Charles n. Vance, Lewis
|. O'Neal and William f. Davis, with a
capitalization of $780, will operate
steamers between Washington and Nor
folk, beginning July 4. The steamers
will also touch at Ocean View and Vir-
ginia Beach. A twin-screw vessel built
of steel has been chartered in New York
for the use of the company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
Ladies and children Invited.

All ladies sud children who cannot stand
,ha sb ls strain Of laxative syruPs, ca
th ,e tics etc are invited 70 try the famous
Little Fairly Risers. They are different Tom
all other pills. They do not purge the SYSTEM
Even double dose will not gripe, weaken.
or sicken many people call them the Easy
PHI. w. Ii. Howell, Houston, Tex, says
nothing better can be used for constipation.
sick headache, etc. Bob Moore, Lafayette,
Ind. saws all others grippe and sicken, while
DeWittis Little Early Risers do their work
well and easy. Sold by f. S. Leadbeater &
Sons,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
The Machinists' Demand.

Mention was made few days ago
Sf she fact that the machinists employed
in the Southern Railway shops in this
city had held meeting and concluded
to ask the company to pay them 50 a
day for their services in the future. The
railroad authorities still have the matter
under adyisement, but it is thought
nothing definite will be announced be
fore the first of July, now but week OIL,
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Rabv Drowned.

A large number of colored people OF
this city and Washington went on an
excursion to Glymont yesterday. Dur
ing the embarkation for the return part
of the wharf gave away and an infant
fell from the arms of a woman into the
water and was drowned. The woman
was rolling a carriage with one hand
and attempting to hold the baby with
-oabes when the accident occurred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
MYSTERIOUS Explosion.

About nine clock last night number
of explosions somewhere in the vicinity
of ibis city attracted the attention
Of ma " persOns. Nobody today seemed
70 know The cause, although some sug-
sestel that the reports were caused by
blasting out cuts in railroad improve
ments now in progress near by; others
that an artillery company in summer
quarters in the neighbOrhOod discharged
cannon
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Killed by Baseball.

Robert l.. Shannon, stenograpber in
the contract department of the Chesa-
peake and Potomac Telephone Company
in Washington, Was struck by a base
ball on the Georgetown University
grounds last evening and killed. Two
physicians were at hand at the time, but
the young man died within half a minute.
Shannon was % years old. and had ar
ranged to enter the Georgetown Uni
yersity law school next year.
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Stumbled over Doorstep,

Mr.. F. NJ. Hill while proceeding down
Prince street between Royal and Fairfax,
last night stumbled and fell on an iron
doorstep and bruised his face consider
ably The sidewalk is at present partly
filled with vitrifed bricks and Mr.. Hill
in endeavOring to avoid them walked too
near the doorstep and fell over it,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
KniAd ais Stepfather.

I.mo. Butler, cOlored, seventeen
wears old. K locked up in Washington,
SS S",o OiU with uurder. it Is alleged that
the bow killed bis stepsstheL joseph
Green, by strikin. : him on the head WIN
an axe. The boy v ''is arrested IN . 'eN !,
andria county yester ,aay evening anG
officers from Washington took him back
70 thnt cifr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
Must Use Newspapers.

An English advertising expert sinrnS
that "there is only one way to have a
big success in advertising, and that is to
address the people. Small successes are
attained sometimes by appealing to a
class, but an advertising business to yield
profits on big scale must be popular
business" This means the use of the
newspaper of large circulation.
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Tomorrow, Friday,
REMNANT DAY.

A whole lot of pretty, useful things to adorn
the person and to brighten and make the home
more comfortable may be planned from the
large and varied collection of remnants to be
found here tomOrrOw-and at a very little ex-
penditure of money.
Bargains all over the store. The weeks
odd lots, broken assortments, One-ofa-kind
things, short lengths-remnants of whatever
kind, added to the extraordinary values that
have been secured by OUr-eorps of buyers
will afford most unusual buying opportunities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
Alarm of Fire.

The alarm of fire about halfpast-One
O'Clock this afternoon was caused by the
discovery of slight blaze at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Johanna Kramer, on the
west side of Fayette street, between King
and Cameron, The fire was soon extin-
guished without the aid of the depart
ment, although the apparatus made a
0nick response,
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Returned from Frederi cksburg.

Messrs. ]. Brill, Harry Fleischmann'
w. H. P. Kelly, Louis Shumar, Jr'' +.
p. Russell and Champ Walker, who went
to Fredericksburg to participate in the
ceremonies in connection with the organl
cation of lodge of Elks, have returned.
They report their visit as having been
ENJOYABLE in every particular.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
Petition for Pardon.

A petition is in circulation asking the
Jury which convicted Harry Nicholson OF
sssaulting and cutting Otto Vogeigesang
TO request the Governor to pardon him
ond relieye him from serving the re-
mo;rder a. his term Of six months in Jail.
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Dismissed.

Charles Churchill and Turner Jack
son, both colored, arrested on suspicion
of stealing money from Hill Diggs and
Charles Meeks, also colored, were
brought before the Mayor this morning.
The plaintiffs failed to appear and the
suspects we're dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25

Mothers lose their dread for that terrible
second summer" when they have DR.. Fowler's
Extract of Wild Strawberry In the house.
Natures specific for bowel complaints OF every
sort.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
Installation of Officers.

The newly-elected officers of Alex
andria-W Washington and Andrew jackson
Lodges Of Masons were installed last
slight-St. Johns night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25
OFFICIAL.

AUDITORS ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Showing the amount Of receipts with which
the Treasurer is charged on the books Of
this Office and the amount Of warrants drawn
unoa the Treasurer on account ofthe various
depa rtments Of the city government for the
fiscal year. terminating May 81, 1908.
GENERAL EUYD-RRcEIPTs.
Balance in City Treasury June
q i For fines mes =, 37O6 %
For licenses. 1886 Is
From p. F. German, Tax Col
lector. in settlement for ball
ance due on taxes year 1901. 1888 ~
For taxes prior TO year 1901. in
in his hands for collection. 1884 GO
For taxes year 1902, rents, etc, 10 932 oil
For paving bills, King from
ROYAL to Potomac river and
Fairfax street. 10 10
* Ki R to Queen, 1858 10
From i. f. Price, Auditor, for
receipts from dog licenses is
sued from June !, 1902, to
June |, 1903. GO %
From J. X. n. Curtin, chair
man for sale Of garbage, 10 90
From Fire Wardens, sale of old
extinguisher. 90
From Electric Light Works,
sale of old barrels, ETC., ~ so
From Thomas Balienger for
rent Of fish wharf one year to
March /, 1901, 400 90
From Gardner l.. BOothe, Cor
poration Attorney, for taxes
embraced in tax sales prior
to 1897 collected by him, as
per ordinance, approved
April, 1900, 1873 81
From sundry persons, for pay
ment delinquent taxes in tax
sale certified to by City Aud
itor and reeeipted for by City
Treasurer, 59I w
From Washington Southern
Railway Co. for rent of the
electric light at depot 100 20
From sundry persons for street
surveys, llO w
From sundry persons for street 80.
openings, zU1 80
From sundry persons for build
ing permits, lOi 10
From sundry persons for street
material, cushing stone, ETC., ll0 SO |
From sundry persons for sewer
pipe, ~
From Washington, Alexandria
and Mount Vernon Railway
Co. for electric light power
for fans etc one year, 81 %
For use Of Royal street one year
to May |, 1908, CO.. "
From Augustus Dean for rent
canal lot one year, III w
From VIM. II. Puryis, Coroner,
for cash deposited, Is
From Finance Committee for
sale Of bonds, issue Of 1892 "a 200 90
For premium on same, 75S Al
From sundry persons for tap
ping sewers as follows; King
Street stree west of Royal, 1900 90
King street east of Royal, 10 w
Pitt street south Of King, 100 90
Columbus street south of King, $50 90
Columbus street north of King, % 90
Patrick street north of King, 90 %
Prince street and Fairfax, - w
Prince street west Of Royal, 70 %
ROYAL street south OF Prince, 100 90
Columbus and Cameron, 80 10
Washington street north Of
Cameron, loO w
Washington street north of
King, % w
Washington street north OF
Queen, w 70
Queen street between Wash
ington and St. Asaph, 277 80
Queen street, between Pitt and
st. Asaph, 20 10
Alley Prince, Alfred ana rat
rick, 70 W
Alley Prince, King, Royal and
Fairfax, % 90
Alley Peabody schools, 10 90
From Alexandria Gas Works
for amount transferred from
gas fund to general fund, 1000 90
$l62 354 90
May 81, 1903-By amount due
to City Treasurer to balance
account, lZI5 W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-For this sec
ton unsettled weather tonight and Friday
with occasional showers; light winds, mostly
easterly,
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LOCAL NEWS.

Sun rises tomorrow at 4:42 a. m. and sets
7:35 P. m. High water at SEQ a. m. and
< % m m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25

Persons leaving the city for the sum-
mer or for any length of time can have
the Gazette mailed to them for ten cents
q Mnnk
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25

Thos w. Robinson, City Treasurer, in ac-
count with the Corporation Of Alexandria
for the fiscal year ending May 81, 1908.
RECEIPTS.
June l, 1902-Balance in City
Treasury 637 80
From Geo. L. Simpson, Mayor,
licenses, fines, etc. 1862 40
From p. F. German, Collector,
for taxes, rents, etc S5,46O ~
From Il. f. Price, Auditor, for
dog licenses 1000 90
From ]. r. n. Curtin, Chair
man Committee on Poor, sale
of garbage. 1875 90
From ThoI. Ballenger, for rent
Of fish wharf 400 90
From Fire Wardens, for sale of
extinguisher so
From G.. l.. Boothe, Corpora.
ton Attorney, for delinquent
taxes LBS 81
From Washington Southern
Railway Co., for rent Of cleo
trio light 100 90
From Washington, Alexandria
and Mt. Vernon Railway
Company, for taxes, etc. 1857 80
From sundry persons, delin-
quent taxes 397 90
From Alexandria Gas Works,
amount transferred from gas
fund 1000 90
From Electric Light Works,
sale of old material 10 so
From Augustus Dean, rent
canal lot 10 90
From w. X. Puryis, cash de.
post %
From Finance Committee, for
sale Of bonds issue 1902 44,95S Al
From sundry persons:
For tapping sewers 1857 So
For opening streets 203 AZ
For street surveys 40 90
For building permits i04 70
For street material, etc. 126 10
Amount due City Treasurer to
balance account 1873 90
$163, 627 80
DISBURSEMENTS.
May 30, 1903-By warrants paid
from June /, 1902, to May 81,
1908. inclusive, as per vOuch-
ers filed with the Auditor S163, 627 90
This account has been examined and found
correct.
ALBERT BRYAN,
III. BLADDER, Finance
w. III. SWEENEY, Committee.
n. p. T. BURKE,
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All-Over-the-
House Special Sale
Seasonabie Merchandise offered at
Hall, Nearly Half, Less Than
Half Price,

Several sales Of this character Of general in
terest because of the newness, freshness, sea-
sonableness and practicalness of the goods.
Included are several classes of merchandise
from our regular stocks, of this seasons pro-
due ton, at clearance prices-full lines and
parts of lines large lots and small lots, as the
case may be. Included also are some very at
tractiye lots of surplus merchandise which
manufacturers were equally anxious to sell
quickly. And they are interesting all the
way through.
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Auditors Office,
Alexandria, Va, May 30, 1908.
+. f. PRICE, Auditor.
This account has been examined and its
correctness is hereby certified.
ALBERT BRYAN,
III. BLADDER, Finance
W. II. SWEENEY, Committee.
n. p. I. BURKE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25

EXPENDITURES.
George l.. Simpson, Mayor, 3l5 90
p. r. Price. Auditor, 900 90
Thos. w. Robinson, Treasurer, 500 90
Gardner L. Boothe, Corpora
ton Attorney, 80 90
C. III. Callahan, Com. of Rev., 600 90
f. G. Dunn, City Engineer, 800 %
d. r, Stansbury, Clerk of Com
mon Council, $50 90
l.. III. Thompson, Clerk of
Board Of Aldermen, 105 90
George w. Schafer, Messenger
of Board Of Aldermen, 105 90
Jas. T. Patterson, Messenger Of
Common Council 14O W
VIM. j. Craven, janitor, 400 90
VIM. NJ. Smith, Keeper Poor
House, 800 90
G. II. Richards, Overseer Poor, 175 90
Geo. w. Pettey, Chief Of Fire
Department, 10 W
X. Kemper, Sup't. Of Schools, 22O 90
L. A. German, Physician TO
VIM. X. Purvis. Physician to
Poor, 200 co
j. K. NJ. Norton, Judge Cor
poration Court, 500 90
Louis C. Barley, Judge Cor
pOration Court, 200 OF
Leonard Marbury, Common
wealth's Attorney, liz on
Samuel u, Brent, common .o- -
wealth's Attorney, 3S7 80
Robt. II; Cox, CIty sergeant ooV-oo
John ;; Beach, ClerK corpora .oo M
ton Court, cL,os r. 4Vo '"
James r Neos'er' Nhiei vi -, 4,
James Smith, Lieutenant of
Police, 90 w
Charles, t. Goods, Policeman l46 90
]. L. Henderson, 1888 SO
b Frank H1 Bettis, SIS 90
VIM Wm II II p Msyhugh 54i o.
A. ]. Nicholson, 55l SO
J. Chris Gill, 51O W
VIM. +. Allen, 595 81
Vim. A. Ferguson, o92 W
Jas. w. Griffin, 504 2S
lanes Hall. l1S 80
Fred NJ Garyey. 430 II
Jas L. Howson, 509 50
III. @. knight, DOB w
Iobn # Roberts. 553 90
las IT Smith $50 81
Ioshua Sherwood $50 81
Tbos. II. Trayers III %
VIM. +. Lyles, Az IL
Samuel TIGER, BOZ 20
Banner T. Young, 53l 43
William II. Bontz. Engineer $50 90
Henry Allen, Driver ofEngine $40 90
Ray'd Smith, Driver Of Wagon 90 W
Noble L. Smith, Engineer 7e0 ~
Henry Posey, Driver Of Engine go %
s. Taylor, Driver Of Wagon $40 10
Jno. Clapdore, Driver Of Truck 800 %
Electric Light, pay Of employs 5000 90
Electric Light, cost of operating S,52s "a
Hydraulion Engine Co l,0il o.
Columbia Engine Co 900 500 81 81
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Woodward ( LO|lPOp,
10th. 18th 4 F StsN. w.
Until Further Notice, Store Will Close
at $50 p. NJ.
Protection
For The Baby

During the warm summer nights is quite as
necessary as in the winter season.
The Arnold" Knit Night Gown, made of
the softest fabric known, and of commodious
size and length. with a shirrng string at
the bottom by which it can be drawn together,
thus keeping the child tucked in" all night
long. is in the truest sense, a PERFECT IN.
FANT'S SLEEPING GARMENT. Three
sizes.
60c to 95c Each.
Infants Dept, Third hoor--Eleyenth st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1903-06-25

Temporary Loans 1900 20
Lunacy Commission u 30
Com. Of Revenues Licenses 2g4 90
Delinquent Tax Account l25 90
22nd February Parade 100 90
Alexandria Gas Works 20,2O 90
Coroner's lDquests % 90
Cleaning bitches 397 III
Cleaning Streets 5.772 6y
Repairing Streets 1909 %
Street Material $50 6S
Street Surveys l9S Is
Street Tools 2j2 "a
King Street below Union GA o.
King Street, Royal to Fairfax 10 IA
King Street, Royal to Fayette 1918 50
Alfred Street, King 10 Queen 2,7S0 63
Gibbon Street, Pitt to Wash. 39S C5
Duke Street, Payne to Peyton 1901 SO
Retaining Wall King and River so 90
General Sewer Work 1924 80
Columbia Engine house sewer 244 so
Alfred Street Sewer % 40
Cameron Street Sewer 1872 rs
Queen Street Sewer LAP 20
Royal Street Sewer 543 SO
Alley Cam, King, Henry and
Fayette 1888 70
Vitrified Brick Account 2,SSS 81
Terra Gotta Pipe Account 1916 o.
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GENERAL FUND.

Thos. w. Robinson, City Treasurer, in ac-
count with the Corporation of Alexandria
for the fiscal year ending May 81, 1908.
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