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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20
Snmoriitiides.

Tcri d nnppt t. SGnolcr (Sor.
nigD: vWtit Sbrer Sirnta Made id
feline @eid)Gite mebr. Die 3iinohol.
ser, Die lie mir 10 cnpioblen bobcn,
babe lb ollie IN Sen Sfen geitcdt mo
perbromnt." - Heiienoer: ysld), MIA.
d)en Sic mir cod, Nid)ts weib, Die
BREMEN ia gar nid)t!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20
8icocr cine 0rnbcn &ataitruphc.

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lenitaub. grplolion III elmer @eit-
&%irgiuier 3ed)e eingeidloiien mo
i1mmtlid, lntgefomntcn.
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Cine belte Nufnlittaa i'll Der 3ed)c
ser . Gurar6a Setroit Gool 60"
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bier. cin1etretene aoblelNtaib .@rplo-
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Nrbcitcr pcrihiittet mllrocn. Nd)t5ebn
ocrielben iollen foot iciu. Ger aholl
Der Grplulion nurOe ulti mellenuei-
tenn llmfreiie pernontntell. Man or
1atiiirte ioiort cine Getttngoltlanl-
iduit. u,o icd)s Seid)en iino lorueit
al Die SbcrilGd)e gebrodlt worocn.
(Sp1ter.) 1870 Sic Wt1nner. lueldle
lid, jltr 3cit Der Grploiion III Der
Wtinc ~bciunoen mo uot oellcii man
alllllllllllt, Dab lie tpot llllo, ltllo:
Nuoc Guucufe,
9cniumiu Snuoer,
Charles Snpocr,
Siuoc Smoer. a
". u. Sopine,
Sonlea McGnrolc,
Eotrid McGorblc.
Stepben McGnr0lc.
". !. Neul,
Nctcr 9riogenlnrl,
GoWoro Nriogenlon,
EblIipp 9rio9cnlnll,
Melpin 9%riogenlun.
Sobn Otidel. (
Gbmnro Witfcl,
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Entrid Mc@nugblin mo
>Sobn McSougblin.
Gic bier 9rio9cmunS lilto Srilocr.
cbcniu Die orei SmocrS. Die Orci NC
GaroleS mo Ole 5iuci NidclS. Gle
Wc9ougblinS limo Sater unb Sobu.
Sob nidt mebr Monncr sur 3eit Der
Grploiion iid III Der MiIlc b%cfunoer.
lit Dem lllultnnbc Sltjuidrelbeli, Dab
Die m%ciiteu Der &oblcnperloocr mo
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Shidlal ibrer &ameraben entglngct.
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BON (onnen Sflltt muroen al oen
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perbrcltete lid raid, llud) oell llabe &c,
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lporen Sunoerte bon Wtunncrn um
EloBc, bereit, Die Gingeihloiienen
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la6 llbr IN Die @rubc. Die erltc &C.
ilnoenc Seid)c mor Die bon u. y.
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plolion nid)t umlgefommen IeilL 10 Ut
5ienllid, iid)cr. ouB Die %9todoGmlpIc
ibren Sob herbeiiilbren ueroen. Witt
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cingcid)loiIencn Miner umlogern oen
Gingona mo wciqern lid. Die Sccnc
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Grplolion 1T nod, llid)t bcfnnnt. les
bod, miro permntbet. onb cinS preng.
idJuB Ocn i'll Der 3edc augc'onneltel
Stollb cut;illl0ete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20

Sbr Sci d. III a d.. .0os fir
eincn Dionn b1itcit On am 2iebiten.
&ieiel?" pa. am Siebiten bolt 10
einen - %icnfborer Suitlbiiferl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20

Sbcorie uno YrariS.
.Sino Sic audi fiir Die Grbidaitss
iteuer?" .Sn Der Sbeorie natiir.
lid. bod, balte idl lire G%infiibritng
nod, cini9e 3eit pcnigltens - iiir
entidicoen pcririibt." - ,Wieio2"-
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Grbtonte. iino wcnlt Die crit toot uno
ihr Sernlo9en mein lit. oonn babe
id) nntilrlih Nidlts mcbr oogegcn."
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bringen. Surge Srau Gin Gle.
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bite. uorher cin onoeres 8leio an. eS
mare ifooe I'M Den id)onen Stoff!"
VI ihtige Tertbeiluna. -
Grlter Vnuer (porlpurfspolU: ,Nuf
Geine 91um' DO neit'n a Sanfen
aroben, III ule Morgen fommen's
runter III ~iiitterll auf meine Seloer."
= 3peiter Bauer: nNo mel! Dos
miro iebr rihtig ~uertbeilt iein, lpenn
is Soifie gieb, nofber fannit 1n'S
| 6riibitiif eeben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-20

oen unter 2citung bcS GirigcntcL
Erof. i. &arolus, GDore fiir Dos
GnOc bieics MouatS itattiinoenoe
CONCERT; ierner mrroc Erobe filr cine
bnmoriitiidjc N%uiiiibrung a6gebaltel,
Sn Ser ali Die Singltunbc i~oIgcnocn
@cidGitSiitung iiibrte ser FrGiioent
George Gfeiiier ben %oriib, mGbrenO
ser SefretGr Geo. Sogel protofol.
lirtc. Nuhoem sic iiblidcn %crcinS-
geidGite erleoigt lparen, iono sic
Nltinobnc bon 5pei pniiipen Wtitglic-
bern itatt. GinlaOungcn mlroen ponl
.Nrbeiter . MtGnncrd)or" mo ser
,@ittcl5bad) : Scftion Mr.. t" cntgc.
gen genonlner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
- II ~ 7IDRTA GAZETTE AND vfRGINIA. ADVERTISER.
Opera House.

CAT the Risk of His Life" sen-
sa,ional melodrama 10 four acts, was
presented at The Opera House last night
10 crowded house. The drama through
ont was of intense interest, full OF lhrill-
ing situations aud heartily apPlauded.
To saw that everyone was pleased is but
mild form of expressing it. One OF the
best characters 10 the play was that OF
Alfred Wycherly by j. P. Tucker, who
was the right man in the right place.
Mr.. Southern as DR.. Robert Lenox again
covered himself with hODors. Miss Ma
belle Vantassel az Helen Dangerfield
was excellent, while r. A. Osborne, as
FanchoD, the detective. was decidedly
clever. All the other parts, as is usual
with such a good company, were in
capable hands. The specislties were
again pleasing and vigorously aPplauded.
Tonight the Southern company will pro-
duce that celebrated play Camille.
This piece is too well known to need an
introduction, but it can be said that the
drama will be produced in cred'taole
manner by this company. New spec
ialties will also be introduced. Tomorrow
night the attraction will be "TEe Power
of the Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
The Washington Turnpike

People whose business or inclinstlons
cause them to use vehicles in passing
between this city and Washington or in
reaching points in Alexandra county
are complaining of the fact that portions
of the roadway are kept in an unsati'-
factory condition by the railway G. M
pany which is now engaged in making
improvements in the county. The new
bridge which is stretched westward from
a point a short distance south of what
was known AS 81. Asaph Junction TO the
Poor House has not as yet been opened,
the flooring not having been laid. al
though the iron work was completed
months ago. Vehicles are compelled to
pass through the new union yards and
cross & number of tracks before they can
reach the turnpike at tie Washington
and Ohio h r. viaduct. Certain OBJ
stacies in the road, the result of the
railroad improvements in the neighbor-
hood of Four-mie run, also renders drlv-
ing difficult. No one seems to know
whyth new bridge has not been opened.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
Woman Murdered.

With her head almost severed from her
body, so deep was the cash in her throat,
Mrs. Rosario Cont, a pretty young
Italian woman, was found murdered a,
O. clock ye.terday morning in the back
room of dilapidated tenemen; house at
$40 east Tooth street, New York. Her
fiye-year-old boy was lying on the ted
beside her, aud his hands and face were
covered with his mothers blood. The
other occupants OF the house told the
police that it was the chid's cries that
first gave warning of the tragedy. The
boy is thought to have awakened and,
touching his mothers cold body, to have
cried out in terror. The wom,n was
dressed only iD a coarse nightgown. All
the other inmates of the tenement-hve
in number-have been placed under
arrest, but the wOman's husband has
not been seen. His name is Zatalli
Cont, a man about thirty-eight years
old. BY trade he is a plasterer. The
police believe, that the man they
want to question will attempt to return
to his home in Sicily. He left there
only year ago, and has been homesick
ever since. Often he begged his wife to
go back with him to Castro Nuovo,
where both of them had been born. But
Mrs. Cont had many relatives in this
country, and was unwilling to leave it.
Because of her refusal TO acquiesce 10
her husbands wishes, there we're alnOst
dsily quarrels between the two. Another
source of constant chickering's was Conti's
jealousy. His wife was his junior Twelve
years, and she WAS every bit as pretty
as when he had married her in Sicily.
Theirs had been runaway match, for
the girls father and mother had objected
to Cont a. a son.in law. SO The pair
slipped away one night, and we're mar
ried in a neighboring town.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
The Henry Street Track.

1t is said that the question of the
Henry street railroad track will be raised
in the City Council shortly; also that
petition will be circulated among pop
erty owners on the thOroughtare praying
Council to have the rails removed. The
tracks have not been used since early
last fall 1t has been reported in rail-
road circles for some time that the South
eru Railway Company desires to Pur-
chase the track from the Washington
Southern Company and use the same tor
its trains 1t is also said that the South
ern Company is seriously considering the
ACCESSIBILITY OF building a passenger
depot in this city. Pegs have been
placed on ground north Of the Belle Pre-
Glass Works, and it is believed that it is
the purpose of the company to extend
the Henry street track to point where 1t
will connect with the Washington-SOuth-
ern tracks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
Poor Fishing.

Messrs. Berrea and Morton, at MARI
boro fishing shore, will cut out ter
seine in few days. Capt. j. E. Glib
son. at "The Gums" cut out Saturday,
and unless there is a ran of herring in
the next few days others will do 80. The
season has been very poor and the catch
small, but the good prices obtained
prevented much loss. - Fredericksburg
Star.
From present indications the f-hing
season of 1906 will be no improvement
upon that of the past two or three
wears. Shad were scarcer and higher
again this morning. The best speci-
mems are selling at go cents piece IN
market. A vessel load of herring ar
rived at Fishtown yesterday evening.
Affairs at that place lack animation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
VeStry Meeting

At meeting OF the vestry of ST. Paul. $
Church the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year. Maj John W.
Green, senior warden Mr.. J. Wallace
HooA, junior warden; Mr.. j. r. thinner
man, treasurer Mr.. !. Clinton Milburn,
registrar; Colonel l.. WILDER Reid was
elected delegate to Council DR.. George
T. Klipsteiu, alternate. The vestry also
appointed a committee to work in con
junction with committees from the YES
tries of Christ and Grace churches to
canvass their respective congregations to
provide homes for the clericsl and lay
delegates to the 1llth Council OF the
Diocese of Virginia, which will convene
on the 10th of May in st. PauPs Church.
The Council is expected to entertain 200
members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
s Bro,
43O % 426 Seventh street.
WASHINGTON. DC.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

1t is reported that the side wheel
steamer Queen Anne, OF Baltimore, viii
be run as an exclusion boat on the Po-
tomac during this season.
An entertainment will be given at the
residence of Mrs. Hulfsh, 80 north
Columbus street, tomorrow night at 8
O. clock for the benefit OF the Young Peo-
pies Baptist Union. Admission l5c.
The work on the new pier building for
the new steel plant short distance be-
low the old Buena Vista wharf, north OF
Alexandra, is progressing rapidly, and
within the next few weeks it will be
ready for use.
Marriage Licenses we're issued IN
Washington yesterday to Joseph ii.
Stevens, of Manassas. AMI Carrie M.
Atchison, of Mount Postoffice, and to
] imes w. Smith, Of Oulpeper, aud
Elizabeth Beidler, of Winston.
Tire Alexandria Lodge of the Modern Pro
teciiye Association had public Installation
of its officers for the ensuing term last night,
after which a musical programme was rem
derei and refreshments served to the mem
beers and their invited guests. This sssocia-
ton is now in fiourishing condition and
growing rapidly.
Two ears loaded with coal jumped the
track on the approach TO the transfer slip 1T
the foot of Wilkes street this morning, and
seriously damaged the support to the Hosting
dock. No transfer Of cars can be made unit!
the damage is repaired.
In the Corporation Court today Mr.. John
Cri.ly was appointed administrator OF the
estate of his mother, the late Mr.. Rose
Chilly.
The French officers who came TO attend the
John Paul Jones ceremonies went to Mt
Vernon today on government steamer
A meeting of the fire insurance agents in
this city was held today to discuss the qnes-
tiOn OF local rates.
Fried CLANS 80 cents a dozen. Oysters
fried. stewed or raw. Clam Soup &c, Vege.
table Soup5c. G. II. Zimmerman. Market
Space. ieD Zo'i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
New York Stock Market,

New York. April 26.-Liquidation of spec;
ulatiye accounts bv commission houses and
continued bear attacks caus another slump
in the stock market at the opening, on which
prices declined one TO two points, but the
selling was met by good buying from very
strong interests and liquidation was quickly
exhausted. leaving the only pressure coming
later from those committed to the bear side
After a moderate rally the bear pressure
caused another downward movement at the
end Of the first hour. Without doubt many
accounts and tie position Of many bull opera
tors have been hurt by the break in the mar.
ket since yesterday noon. aud it is general
comment that large part Of the liquidation
referred TO at the opening, was forced 10 the
last few minutes, which has carried prize;
down to the lowest range so far reached since
the news of the San Francisco calamity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
Fall of ScaffOld.

Yesterday while painting a structure
connected with the windmill near the lake
now being formed at Luna Park, at Four
Mile Run, icist Of the scshoding gave
way, precipitating the workmen into the
pond below. Antonio Essex, living al
No. 3l5 north St. Asaph street, was one
OF the uniortunates, and had both legs
badly wrenched and bruised, also finger
mashed off. Another workman named
ShifIert, of Georgetown, had bis ankle
broken and was otherwise injured. Both
men were removed to the Emergency
Hospital in Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26


Among The passengers who left here
late yesterday evening on the steamer
Newport News for Norfolk were young
man and a Young woman of Washing
top who had been married in that city
Yesterday. II WAS known by some OF
their friends that the couple would leave
on the Norfolk steamer, and party con-
sisting of twelve young men and women
each carrying about a Dou nd OF rice
proceeded to the wharf for the purpose
Of giving them a "send off," They
were disappointed when they failed to
find the newIy-wedded pair. The latter
had outwitted their friends by boarding
an electric train and coming to this city,
where they supposed they could board
the Newport News without attracting
attention. The young gentleman and
lady we're at Prince street dock about
O'Clock awaiting the arrival Ofthe steam
er and congratulatng themselves upon
their supposed escaped from persecution.
They were, however, doomed to dissp-
pointmeni, as when the steamer was about
a hundred yards away yells as from foot
ball team or band of Sioux Indians
were heard emanating from the stea mer
The salu,es were continued until after
the bost had been made fast when the
men and women rushed on the dock and
threw showers OF rice at the bride. The
latter attempted to escape by running
aboard the steamer, but she was inter
cepted while on the gam plank by her
female friends who threw about peck
of the cereal on her, The young woman
covered her face with her hands and bore
the fusiade which only ceased when the
supply had become exhausted. The
victim then fastened aboard the steamer
and her tOrmentOrs proceeded to the
Prince street station and boarded an
electric train for Washington. The groom
was a silent spectator of the proceedings
being unable under the circumstan ces,
TO render aid to his better-halt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
Social Gathering.

There was social gathering at the
residence OF Mr. Morgan f. Brock, 425
south Fairfax street, on Tuesday night
in honor of Mr.. John Ii. Knight A
number of young people were present, all
of whom experienced delightful even
ing. Among thHse present were the
Misses Keene. Grace and Lizzie Fetch.
er, Maggie Lyles, Lizzie Landlord and
Violet Proctor, and Richmond Ramoolt,
Elmer Thompson, Lawrence Mellon,
Freeman Mansfield, Thomas Dawson
and CLAY Phillips.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
Tomorrow, Friday, Is
REMNANT DAY.

Our Remnant Day is becoming more pOpu.
lar every week. Every Friday sees larger
crowd than the Friday before, surging
through our store. The ceunters are filed
9Th desirable remnants far below their sc-
tual values.
The busy selling Of the past few weeks has
left hundreds Of remnants of all sorts, partic-
ularly Wooden aud Cotton Dress Goods, Silks
aud White Goods. Many pieces have been
sold out. with the exception of the few yards.
just enough to make a shirt waist for yourself
or dress for your child and, in some cIses,
enough for full suit.
Not only these particular departments, but
there are others quite as important. such az
China, Upholstery, Women's and Children's
Ready-to-wear Clothing, Shoes, Boys Cloth
ing, &c.. dc.
These have been marked half-in some
cases less than half-regular prices to clear
them out as quickly as possible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
DRY GOODS.
Woodward ( LO[lrOD
10th. l1th.F 4 G Sts.N.W.
WASHINGTON. d. @.
Summer Furniture and
Summer Furnishings
FOR COTTAGE. LAWN AND PORCH.
EVERYTHING FOR SUMMER
COMFORT AND SUMMER
SPORT.

The DAYS for the spring cleaning and reno.
waiting have arrived.
Carpets aud rugs mast come up aud be re.
placed with fragrant mating.
Heavy curtains sud hangings must give
way TO SStss muslins ami madras. Uphoi-
LteFed furniture must be stored for the sum
ner ana Ia its place rattan, bamboo. birch
ana hickory furniture must be used. Today
occurs The hrst showing Of our summer furni-
ture aud all the cool accessories for your sum-
mer home.
% the Sixth floor YOU will find choice
collection OF sumner furniture, gathered from
avery where.
The rough, study, hut artistic "OT ID
HICKORY" aud ADIRONDACK BIRCH'
are two fIvOrites,
Or II you waBs lighter furniture you have
the "Cres," or prairie grass, bamboo and
willow to choose from.
The "Crex" furniture is light graceful,
pretty and durable. made of woven prairie
grass in soft shades os green.
We will prepay all fire. ght charges on fur
niture. bets. beddings, linens, china, etc., re-
CURED for the furnishing of summer homes at
the seashoe and mountains in the nea rby
states.
Summer Furniture. Refrigorators, lee
Boxes, Water Coolers, &c. Sixth floor. g
street.
Hsmmscks, lawn Swings, dc., Fourth
door, Eleventh street.
Msttings, Rugs. Curtains and Draperies,
Fourth floor, q street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
Union Depot.

The new union depot is now illumi-
mated at night by incandescent electric
lights. the current being transmitted
from the power house at the new union
var Is, north of this citv. The work OF
identifying the grounds adjoining the
depot is in progress. Swards have been
prepared and flower beds are to be at
fractiye features to the surroundings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
More Paving.

The property owners on Lee street,
between King and PRINCE, have deposited
with the chairman of the committee on
streets a sufficient sum of money 10 pay
their share of the cost of paving that
square with vitrifed brick and the work
will be commenced as soon as possible.
This will extend the yitrife brick road
way from Duke to King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
L;uuOr Licenses.

Judge Barley in the Corporation
Court today heard arguments ag aiust
the granting of liquor licenses to the
nine persons whose applications for
licenses were held up yesterday. lie
granted licenses to three, postponed de-
cision on three and refused licenses to
three-J. J. Kelly, J. NJ. Garvey and
L. X. Gilmore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
For a Weak Digestion.

No medicine can replace food bul
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tab
lets will help you to digest your food
1t is not the quantity of food taken that
gives strength and vigor TO the system,
but the amount digested and assimilated.
If troubled with weak digestion, don'i
fail to give these Tablets trial. Thous'
ands have been benefited by their use.
They only cost quarter. For sale by
Gibson & Timberman and w. r.
Creighton & Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
Confirmation.

Bishop Gibson, of the Episcopal
diocese of Virginia, delivered sermon
and administered the rite of cOnfrma-
ton to a class of 81 persons in Grace
Episcopal Church last night. The
Bishops sermon was both instructive
and interesting and large congregatio n
was present to hear him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
Police Court,

IJustice RI. B. Cation presiding. ]
The following cases were disposed OF
this morning:
James Gallagher, arrested by Officer
Peach for drunken and disorderly con-
duct, was fined 50.
Benjamin Allen, Irwin Mullin, Pat
rick Buckley, William Davis and Thorn
as Buckley, arrested by Officers Garvey
and Lyles charged with disorderly con-
duct, were dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-04-26
knights of Pythias.

Mechanics Lodge, No. 3, X. of p,
will hold its regular co INVENTION in its
castle hall on south Fairfax street to-
night. Business of much Importance
to the lodges here will come before the
meeting.