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The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
MN NORI< PponUCE.

NEW YORK. June II Pork firm.
mess. s2lU22 Lard steady middle
west. sl2.l5Q l2.r5. Sugar Raw quiet.
refined quiet coffee. Rio M. spot
ny g 3. q5.c Dressed S DDS pou Iny ' Tar
keys. III a zee, chickens. - Il etc.
fowls. 120idc. ducks. lGis a lie Live
poultry dull geese S0f9c. ducks, l2c.
ems. 20Q24c. BOOSTERS. Old and young
~ Gl0c. Cheese DUH, fun cream. r3 a
Nl4lsc: special skins IL hc. fun
skins. 2d3c.
Coffee options quiet. unchanged 10 s
points advance. Butter duh, unsettled
receipts S.S5S. creamery, extra. 2jc.
state dairy, tubs. 20 "a 25c, imitation
creamery tirsts 22c. Eggs steady, re-
ceipts 6076. nearby white fancy. % q
26c. nearby mixed fancy. % q 2ic, fresh
ursts aOio III %
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
NEW YORK STOCK LETTER.

Reported for The Times by Carson,
Craig & Co: Stocks-The stock mar
ket gained good portion OF the losses
sustained in yesterdays slump The
report from Vienna that Mr. HART =
mans health was satisfactory was one
OF the reasons advanced for the steady
Ing up, and the report from state Of
t1cials OF Kansas was very well liked
a rair sized wheat crop. with excel
lent prospects for corn. gave the need
ed stimulapt- tp-aR- otherwise be-
dragged marke. The strength in
Atchison and other grangers travers-
ing the grain belt was followed by ad =
yances In Steel. Coppers and others
The feature IN mornings trading was
a rather sharp advance in Union Pa
cifC. Ice preferred. a very inactive
stock OF over two points. weather
report shows nothing unfavorable 70
crops In past week and II should have
some influence In holding market.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
M A z / N e
VESSEL PASSAGES.
Detroit,


DETROIT June 22.-Up:. Mcyittie
ll0 y M. Monday, Utica. $780, North
Lake ? -SatAnae, alfalfa 20
French. kinmounL 10 Monday night :
$40 a. m. Roed, OH. 5 u " Mills.
Anderson. Staruceh. q. Iron queen, 80,
Lunch. Rogers. s25. All Mitchell, o.
Jones .9,2e Midland King. $40, Ger
man, Wisconsin, Ia; Lui% aud barge
bown, schuyiNn, II 20 a. m Mon
DAY, O 7 ihnt' ReddinEton. iit5o.
lIaddington. l. 20 p m, Alp"na. ~ 80.
Maiotoa. Jenney, 2.l0; George Peavey.
22O. syracuse. Butler. $50. Northern
Wave. $40. Woodruff 10; j B,
Ketchum. $40, lroquois. 20 Northern
Queen. 900. Wasaga, 10. Badger
State. .. Dlcnellah. Miami Cory.
so, Turret Cape. 6l5. Paine 6.f0'
stafford. McWilliams' r",te3; LOO
frey, -. Tempest No /. +. Nell Don
Leonard. Hanna. Monday night;
holland. IL Chamberlain. IL 40, - -.
Mills. Aycrlll. - 80 m AndaStss, 81:
Philip Minch. 8 Price, Mckinney .
london. t!Higie5-
American 500.
SAULT STE MARIE. Mich, June %
Up J.. c. Sabln. l2tu4 y. m MONDAY
Lyman casey. u 30, Wuher l. Smlth,
$50 George G Howe. 200, Troy. 80,
W o. Mathcr. 3.lO, JOS. Scllwood. tl5'
Robert Fulton. 615 Magma. 40.
North West. %, Ward Ames. 80 j.
Morrow. Sweetheart. 7:4b, Maricopa'
: go, LYcoming, so.
Normania. 10 Monday night; Jcnkins'
Mataafa. 1880 Russell midnight, We
roma. a m. Watt, Fritz. chill. 8:
mn. =, Uganda. : Huron ely, -
whitney BLACK. II 90. J. II. Brown
Down John forren. ,sS a m Mon n,
day. John Ericsson, u 10, On NJ -.
vim in ; Bacon. Il IS; John 4 Mclean.
n5 " C. Richardson Bickerdlke.
s:a5 samuel Mather, John stanton.
s,s5 Manitoba Sis, +, II Goodyear.
sos. John Lambert, 10; Al. u
Elohicke ego. wayne, Sabell. 80.
flcx Thompson. II Monday night;
putston. = 40 osborne ,, lIJ" a. OH m
- te,rn Coraiia p. Princeton. 4;
Andrew t'psoa. $50 Ellwood, puffng-
ton . Gratwick ,smalD: Far haitn'
harrington Duluth Z, Elha, Ms
Iorth' 3. Fitch Maitland $50, Cornell
Wanda. 10 60 Mariposa. Holley' noon
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK, June % Pork Arm
Lard easy. middle west spot. sl210T
lace sugar. Raw steady, refined
Quiet Coffee Rio No on the spot.
SRslsc. Tallow quiet; city, 6Asc,
country, 5A057sc Dressed poultry
quiet. fowls. l2616tsc. Live poultry
steady. fowls. | ii l6c Cheese quiet.
specials. IL
Coneo options steady unchanged.
Butter receipts. 21.6i4; creamery
extra, 2as. state dairy. tubs, 20 IL 25c,
imitation creamery arsts. &c Eggs
steady. receipts u ,069. nearby white
fancy. 250 2Gc, nearby mixed fancy. %
u 24c: fresh hrsts. 2OG 22Lc.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
HOLDS STATE FUNDS.

LANSING. Mich, June 22.-The
First National Bank OF Ironwood,
which has. acting under an order of
the comptroller OF the currency. clos
ed its doors. has been one of the state
repositories. The bank only had on
deposit about $4,000 of state funds at
the time it suspended business. aud
this sum is amply protected by a So
900 bond.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

TOLEDO. Ohio, June 22-Wheat--
Cash. sl47; July, sl15, September,
tlt14; December. siiit May,
tiiSh Corn--Cash, IS nc: July, q nc;
September. 72i4c; December. 5sA.c
May, $3.50. Oats-Cash, 5Sc. July,
55h. c: September, sc; December. 4i&
May. 47c Rye-No. l. s0Ac. No ?. 90c;
No. g. SIC. Cloverseed-Cash. - 40;
October and December. S5s7h March,
Ss75. Prime alsIke. ISIS. Prime
timothy. 81 OIL unchanged. Butter
Creamery csc. dairy. &c. Eggs. 2lc.
HaY unchanged.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
LIVE STOCK.
EAST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Dunning q stevens livestock Report.

Dunnipg & stevens livestock Report.
BUFFALO. June 22.-( Special Cat
tls-Receipts car; steady. Hogs-Re-
ceipts cars; lower; heavy, s.. 204s %;
Workers.. o.. so hs.15. pigs, S7.25. 5heep
--Receipts cars. steady. best lambs.
80: yearlings. s7I7.25; wethers, $3.50 q
SIS; ewes. t4Gi.5o. Calves, $500
s25.
EAST BUFFALO-CIo~e.
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. June "a
steers ts2547.l5: butchers steers.
s425G575 Veals--Receipts %: COM
mon TO choice. tsdS.25. sheep and
lambs--Receipts 400; lambs, s6Q Q;
yearllngs. is.5097; sheep. s3Ye,s0.
Hogs-Recelpts ESQ. Workers., 1860
SIS. pigs. 1925 stays. $500
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June 22.-Cattie-Receipts
% 600 steady; beeves, t5l547 %
Texas, 1880 SD; western, bgB,z5'
stockers and feeders. $3.50 y $50; cows
and heifers. s240G635; calves. s5.o0g
$50. Hogs-Receipts 1900; weak;
light t725aT.so: mixed. s7.35Iso5
heavy, t745as10; rough. as g 7.es
Workers. s77oa7s0: pigs, t6.2o1 10.
Sheep-Rcceipts $4,000: weak; native.
t375ft590: western. $3.50 so; lambs.
s55Oasl0. westerns $3.50 Il $40.
CLEVELAND.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. June Hogs
Receipts 1900. mediums and heavy.
"a so. pigs, b. Cattle-Receipts I
cars steady. Lambs-Receipts cars
steady. Calves-Receipts zoo head;
steady.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

NEW YORK, June 22-The stock
market opened with steadier tone
than prevailed at the close yesterday
There was far larger business at
and after the opening than on the
previous day with brisk demand for
stocks that on previous declines were
left without apparent support. On
the first sales some OF tho important
issues showed slight fractional losses
but as the trading progressed these
losses were In most cases recovered.
Reading, after opening unchanged
rose 81, ranging around l4S l-2 and
fractional gains were made In Steel
common and preferred. Smelling. In
terborouEh metropolitan. Pennsylyan.
la and some OF the minor industrials.
IL a m: Heavy buying was effect
I've In forcing advances around a point
in Steel common. WABASH and Union
Pacific and Reading Some other is
sues made about the same gains, In
Guiding New York Central, Inter Met
preferred and Atchison.
Noon: The market continued 10
show material improvement all
through the forenoon with heavy buy.
ing orders in the hands Of brokers
that were among the most aggressive
buyers on Monday. and identified with
the pronounced bull movements pre-
yious 10 that day.
p. m.-The afternoon trading was
without much feature Prices gener.
ally reacted under some renewed SELL
ing by the room and a little renewed
liquidation.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
IuIC 400 PRODI-IE.

CHICAGO, June 22-Chccse: Twins
1871 M1SAc. Young Americas. LA. %
l5c Butter: Creamery extras 25c
frsts. 23c. seconds, &c. dairy extras
93h.c. Eggs: Firsts. lsiac. seconds
lie Live poultry: Turkeys. 14U
l}isc, fowls. l4lsc. ducks. IL a II &c
geese, " &c.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
Emil wnida. ALA. wanio., "a- nrrsst-

at, =,
rtsnion ana powd. "a he called at
the depot for some furniture, valued
M $50 which ne 81 alleged 10 haNo
removed from Columbus. o, before
tho goods were paid FOR on contract
Waiaa Is carpenter, 81 years old:
and gave lis address as No. Ss5
MVftie-st
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
BUTTER AND EGGS.

Butter-Board prices: Creamery. eN-
tras. Csc. tirsts. 2ic, dairy. zoe. pack
Ing stock lSiac per 10.
Egg-Current receipts. case count.
cases included. 2oi.c per doz. Receipts
Tuesday, go cases
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

s5l5. No. 6, $50; No. :. s5o5: Nos.
s. No 3, sac, No. 10. $40. No. II.
Ii. t75, No. 10, stT5 per 100 lbs.
Tai,ow-No, l. 6iac. No .. iMo per
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS.
NEW YORK COTTON.
PRODUCE.

This was the big day of the season.
so far. for straw berries. SHIPMENTS
from other states are over now but
both the eastern and western markets
were crowded with wagons loaded
with splendid fruit In addition, there
were heavy receipts OF berries from
out IN the state. and altogether the
capacity OF the market was taxed 10
care FOR all OF them. Blackberries rasp-
berries OF both kinds. and In fact the
whole small fruit list was well rep
resented and fruit dealers were IA busy
crowd The Elgin butter market was
down a cent or more. and this market
followed OF course. Poultry was in
fair supply and cleaned UP fairly well
at quotations. Tha market otherwise
was steady and only moderately active.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

S2iO
HuckIeberries-s35 so per 2.-qt case.
Limes-sl per 100.
Lemon.-caiitornia s525G55o per
Maple susnr-New. logl:c per ID.
cantaloupes. So 50g450 per box.
ona sno2' BIO Re per per box; Be-
muda, $3.50 per crate - ,
Ornnges-California navels. *275T
oii.-Raw linseed. sic: boiled lin
seed. 62c gal. less l per cent for cash
in 10 days. diamond headlight kero-
sene. ehc; turpentine. in barrel lots.
Peache.-i2 75a3 per s-basket crate
Pineapples-Florida, S2g3 per crate.
Pop Corn1Ears. n &c per 10
Detroit. 5ogs0 per bu. southern. s.2S
Pouitry-Hens. 1201sc Ii. stag roos-
ters &c. broilers. 20q22c; geese, sg &c,
ducks. iigi5c; turkeys. young. i5g
Provisiop.-Mess pork, $40: family
pork. s21 504 so: light clear. $50;
sailed briskets. Nc; shoulders, 1oh q.
picnic hams. loo: bacon. loo; lard In
tierces. l2hc: kettle rendered. i3hc
per 10.
case. black, IS per bu; s2.25 per 24-pt
Observation-Disclosures. 1s-qt cases.
81 25a150: southern, 2a-qt cases, S2.I5
az sns nSmssTsMhid oniao g & IS: Eagle
g P.sss XXX XXX powdersd, i5.75 eranl!
lated. extra coarse. $40; granqlated.
e. ns cotton n eq bsss Mchisan grand
l tldSsr, ''. a. . e,s:oS No Tss5. % =
$3.50. No. 8. s5.25; No. a. IS 20; No. 8,
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

Busincss-Ifke Printing. No russ ana
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. No
rs John r st. Phone l49S.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

The Rev. \. IL. Barr, ID. H., In lecture
on 'Romun Amusements and social
Morality in the Y. VI. G. A Mon
day night said that history has not
recorded a more deplorable state OF
public amusements than that Of the
Roman theaters before the rise Of
Christianity. To the Catholic church
Or Barr gave the credit for the sub
sequent Improvement OF conditions
saving that IL was the church that
did away with the immoral Roman
theater and the brutal circus.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
HEAVY BUYING
SENDS UP PRICES
Steel Common, Wabash, Union Pa,
cifc and Reading Principal Stocks
Showing Advances During Rally.
NEW YORK sroCKs-c,o.e.

Amalg Cop. Is%, Am. {. a r, So
do pref. ll6s Am Cot. OIL, ia. Am.
Ice Co. 80. Am. Loco. sss do pref,
llTA, Am. Smelt. SS% Am. sugar
ls2S Am. T, n T. l+oA. Am. Wool
3ss Anaconda. a; Ateh., nts 3. &
r.. ll5A Brook. II. T. ~ Can. Pac.
i79% Cen. Leath.. 81: do pref. lo4
C. n O. l6Ss G. \ CT W, BIS g. NJ. &
ST T.. ISL. {. * y W, Isl, Col r. * J..
Az. Col. s. So. SO, do pref, S0A Cons
Gas, l3Sis Corn Prod ?2t. y. a HI.
$s.' Erie. 34h DO Isl pref, 81 DO
pref. IA. ct No. ore ctf. "a. M
sent. IA Int. Met. los do pref
! f5S X & So 43 = l. a y. l40 NJ
X \ r. s9A. do pref. - Mo. Pac,
ia Nat Lead So Newh. ! a y. y.
re. I30a. y \, .. - W. u = Nor. ~
", ss,s No. Pac l5oAs Penn. + AZ.
1857 Peo q. q g, ma Press 81 G.,
4li4 Reading. ltsS Rep. l. y ;, 50;
do pref. iOJ Rock Island. 80. DO pref,
SIS. Sloss- Shef.. 81 SO. Pac, l21 II 80.
Try. 3ois 10 pref 81 y Tenn. Cop,
S5a. Twin city r. T, i04A Union
Pac 1855 L. :. c. l. =. S9Q l. ).
Rub. Ssl.. L. :. steel. IS, % pref
l.24As Utah Cop, 40. Wabash. 20% ,
West Cnion Tel. 20. West Mfg sSi.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
BOSTON COPPER
BOSTON COPPER LETTER.

Furnished for The Times by Hayden,
Stone e Co. The Boston coppers have
been moderately active with the tone
.E.Rsrallv- Iake-has -bsen
somewhat active and Is IL lower
Osceola was sold down 20 1874, loss OF
one point and Quincy down 10 81, a
loss OF three points Fractional de-
cllnes are noted IN practically the en-
tire list There appears to 10 consld-
cradle demand FOR Miami and New.
Cons although these issues are dis
playing an easier tone. other depart
ments show lower prices, the principal
trading being In the American Wooden
issues. American Telephone and United
Shoe common.
Reported for The Times by Hayden.
stone e Co. 116-l1s tiriswold st.
A Al. eG%l 49,. 81. Az ~ al. az :.
R Rai,s CON- eia. 100 TX TX ~ 90.
G. & Hecia. s5i ssi ssi
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
AppIe.-Fancy s7Q75o per Dbl:
wnsfern box Annles ii e n 81 hoy

Apples-Fancy, 37QT.5o per Dbl:
western box apples. sl75 a $50 box.
Biackberrtes-Iawto $3.50 per bu
Cabbage-New sl.25gl.s per crate.
CaulinOwer-sl.I5 az per doz
Celery-Home. grown. lac u Ldas-
Cheese-Michigan fats. new, lsc.
York state, i4ai41c hamburger
fancy, old. lie; new. lac. brick cream,
l5c Schweitzer, fancy, old. 20Q2!c is
Cherries-sl.25 per ls-qt case
Conee-Package coffee. sl4.25RI7
per 100 lbs
California Frutts-Piums s175; cher
ries, sl.75 q %. apricots. s225 peaches
$50 per box.
Dressed Caive.-Faney e9fec; com
mon sc per ID.
FIour-Michigan patents, In wood
$40. second patents s6.95: straight
S6.s5. clear. s6.70; rye -four. IS bbi.
Feed-Jobblns lots, bran. s29: coarse
corn meal s3l corn and oat chop. $40
coarse middlings, $50; nne middlings.
S3l per ton
Fresh observation-disclosures $50
soc doz. lettuce. home grown. SOC bu:
parsnips. soc per bushei tomatoes.
90 crate. radishes, loo doz wax
beans. sl75g200 per box: new tur-
nips. l5c per doz. green peas. $3.50;
asparagus slGl.25 per box. beets. S5c
doz. spinach, soc bu.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
PenObsCOt Safe Deposit Vaults

simon ). Murphy Co., Penobscot BIdg,
Detroit.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22
CHICAGO GRAIN LETTER.

CHICAGO. June 22--July wheat
opened Lc higher at t.l4N Corr
opened at &c and oats az 5iisc both
slight advances over yesterdays close
Trading in futures limited
Noon-Wheat and oats siuruped frac-
tionally during the forenoon Corn re-
manned the same
Wheat closed dull and weak. Corn
and oats eased on az the close.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

Reported FOR The Times by Hayden
Stone & Co, li6-lls Griswoldst
The Detroit times., 1909-06-22

Grape Fruit-s5 q 50 per box.
Honey-Fancy white. l3Ql4c 10: am
ber l001lc; extracted. 646Hc per To-
Hay-Detroit shippers are paying the
following prices for baled hay in car
lots, Z o. b. Detroit No. timothy
3l4G1450: No. :. si3g13.50: clover
10 so. wheat and oat straw. 50 ton.
IIideE-No cured, l3c; No 2
cured. i2c; No. ! green. lie; No. 2
green. l6c. kip cured, No. l. 12c; No. 2.
ltiac. kip green. No. /. l2c. No ,.
l0I3c. calf green. No. !. l6c; No. 2.
lihc. calf cured. No. !, 1Ic. No 2.
ike lamb skins. 25 u soc. sheariings,
10 a zoe. horse hides. No. l, $40, No. ?.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
MASS MEETING TONIGHT.

The city democratic committee hsve
made all arrangements for the mass
meeting at the Opera House tonight.
Hon n. st. George Tucker, Hon. o..
q. Osrlin and Mr.. Robinson Moncure,
democratic candidate for the House OF
Delegates, will be the speakers. Music
has been procued for the occasion sud
su Interesting evening is assured all
who attend. 1t Is hoped there will be
q large turnout OF democrats.
The committee which will escort the
speaker to the hall will meet at 1880
O'Clock at Mr.. E. l.. Aliens drug store.
Que half OF tee committee will escort
Mr.. Tucker, aud the other Mr.. Oatlin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
ADJUSTMENTS,

A great crowd attended the Surprise
last night aud witnessed one OF the best
vaudeville shows ever seen in this city.
The work OF Hendrix and McMshon
was beyond improvement and kept the
audience in an uproar all the time,
while the character singing of "The
Great Bussell," accompanied BY M sdame
Bussell, was the greatest of lite kind and
will be the talk OF the town for some
time to come. Joseph Vance, the ban
ioist, is q lesder of his biud and hard to
peat; bis handling Of the bsDjoe Is thai
of su expert.
Owing to the fact that the democratic
rally will take place at the Opera House
tonight the Guy johnson Stock Com
pauy will show in Fredericksburg aud
the Dream Thea re under the Opera
House will be in operation Just the same
with new aud up-to-dste moving pic
lures. Admission cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
YnIrNG MAN cur.

Alteulioo has therefore, been called TO
the fact that the old All xandris House,
on the corner OF Prince and S, Assph
streets, is gradually being wrecked. L.
ia at present g roostIDg place for both
white and black, while the front steps
are often used by nocturnal loafefs more
or less under the influence OF liquor.
There was drunken OEgie there about
l1o'cIock last night which terminated 10 g
fight, during which young man was
seriously cut on one Of his bands. Blood
from the wound could be sseu on the
pavement this morning. Officer SaDp-
sen later found the young man 10 the
street aud placed him 10 cariage and
sent him to bis home. Boards OF the
fence on the st. Assph street side OF the
building have been removed and access
to the structure Is easy. People living
In the Deighborhood are spprehenslve,
as FIRE Is likely to break out in the build
log at any time by the careltSsuess or
righteousness of irresponsible trespAs-
seFa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
KEEPING TO TIE FRONT.

: AZ will be seen By their advertise
ment elsewhere in the Caste, the en-
terprising firm OF Myers Brothers have
added to their already large and increas-
ing wagon and carriage trade an agency
for automobiles. The demand for 6uto-
mobiles in this city Is growing very fast,
and there will no donbt be quite a good
many cars purchased her" during the
coming year. There is no firm In this
city SO we'll equipped for handling auto
mobiles as Myers Brothers, their plant
on north Pitt street being already d ted
out with machinery, tools, etc necessary
In making repairs. Their representative
states today that as the demand in-
creases they will equip and conduct
regular auto garage. The firm OF Myers
Bfothers Is sn up lo.dste manufacturing
plant and the work lurned out by them
speaks for Itself. II can be safely said
that whatever this enterprlsing firm
undertakes will prove successful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
THE PROPOSED NEW ROAD.

Specifications and estimates for the
proposed mscsdsm road from Alexan'
dus and Washington will be ready
within a week. The surveying was
completed about ten days ago, and since
then government engineers have been
busy With the preparation OF details
and estimates, This work probably
will be done by the middle OF next
week.
J. f. Penneypscker, jr., OF the once
Of public roads, Department OF Agricni'
euTe, says that the plans call for the
widening Of the road in the vicinity OF
Luna Psrk, and it is possible that car
track spur will have TO be moved. A
crushsd.rock surfacing. with special
binding treatment, Is planned.
The specifications aud estimates Will
be submitted to the Virginia highway
CONN, ssiou FIRST, as It must give its ap.
proysI because the state funds also will
be Contributed to the construction OF the
nov road
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
YOUNG MEMS SENATE.

A well-attended meeting OF the
Young Mems Senate was held last
night. The main business transacted
was the nomination OF the following
officers: For president, Carl schaler and
Thomas Clarke; vice president, Charles
Wright, W. o. Bsggett and W. N.
Harper; chaplain, Rev. 0. d. Bulla,
J. G. Graham and John Monroe; 6nsn-
clsl secretary, ]. o Gillian; assistant
6usncisl secretary, joseph Goldsmith
sergeaut.at.s,mS, F. o. K nigh; assistant
serEeant.at-arms, Joseph Goldsmllh;
iouroal clerk, A. NJ Dawson aud Robert
q ,cbsry; secretary, William Luckett aud
J G.. Graham; postmaster, Joseph
Goldsmith; senate reporter, +. O..
Koipht and W. N. Harper; readiog
clerk, W. O. Bsggstt and E. W. Jsn-
.kins.
The election will take place at the
rnes, ing next Tuesday night. Arrange
meo,a FOR the oyster roast on the night
OF The 16.h of November have been
made.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Peyton Randolph, of Amherst,
announces The engagement of her daugh
ter, Miss Ka;e Whitcomb Randolph. to
Mr.. Charles Landon Scott, IT., Of tba!
place. The wedding will lake place iD
December. Miss Randolph is the
daughter OF the late NJ jor Peyton Ran
dolph who was, at the tune of bis death,
one of the vice presidents Of the Southern
Railway. Mr.. Scott is & youoR civil
engineer, The son Of Mr.. O. L. Scott, OF
the Amherst Bar, aud is now engaged on
work with the State Highway Commits
sion.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ralph E. Rsming on
have returned from their wedding Trip.
Me-. and Mrs. William F. Piper have
returned from their wedding trip.
Messrs. w. E and O. B. Swan bavs
gone to New York for few days to
complete their purchases for the holiday
trade.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
AN EVENING IN THE OLD
GOnIH.

Stsaies in which will be mingled
asthos and humor, tesrs aud laughter
will be ,old nv Mics Louise A. Williams,
of Georgia. tonight 10 The verrscolsr
of the old type darkey,iu the ballroom Of
lke Arlington Kolel in Washington
The entertainment 10 nnder the auspices
OF the stonesall Jackson Chapter. U.
ID G., of Washington. Mes Williams
is tho daughter of Distinguished Don
fsderatq veteran, Ospt. Williams OF Gen
Oobo's cavalry, aud the stories she tells
are many Of ibem given IS told to her
by the old negroes still living about her
southern bome. A large number Of
prominent ladies among he southern
circles sre pStrouesaes of Miss Williams
Appearance in Washington tonight
Mr.. Robt. E LIE will be master OF Ger
ssmonies Of the evening
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
nnRPnRATION COURT.

FIudge L. @. Barley presiding.
Goa. Va. James Johnson, Joseph
DodiSS and Lewis Conner, indicted for
selling SEGA ne; cases continued till the
Novembe,, term and Mr. F. P. Russell
desiSnaIed defend the prisoners
Robert B ,nGH vs.. Washington, Alex
audris Il NJ. E~gDoD Railway Com
paw; iury sud csss ID 0Togress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
TWO CARS ROBBED.

Az inventory of the contents OF the
car belonging to the Armour OompsnY
which WAS robbed 10 the Southern Kali
way yard last Sunday night shows that
u dressed lamb, two boxes of pigs feet
aud one box OF bologna sausage we're
stolen. This ia the second car belong
to the Armour Company which has been
robbed during the past Ten days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
LEoTURF ON THE E.OGOS

Tonight at the Second Pres ~ tsIisu
Church ct 80 O'Clock DR.. s. 5. laws,
OF Washington, will deliver the fourth %
the series of addressts he is giving on
great therles of revelation. His subj
tonight is "The Logos" Christ. The
price psid by God for Mans redemption'
Lsrge mum bers have been hearing DR..
Laws with great pleasure and profit
The ppbjc is cordially invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-27
PROPERTY SALE.

The old Fret National Bank building
on the southwest corner of Prince and
Lee streets has been sold to MI tsooerl
AitchesOn, who, it is understood VII
demolish the structure and erect Oh ~
site several residences with ell mooe''
improvements,