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New-York tribune., 1909-12-24

eases % 90 2-Ib cartons. Tsoc; do IN eases Of
- o,lo cartons. 130c. Eagle tablets o %'e'
5.s0cs cubes. Eagle 5-lb bags Powdsrsd and
Eagle eohfeeti0ners' sranulated, 52oe. XX2t&
dersd. 5O5c. fruit powdered and Eagle coarse
ana extra nne granulated. Ayoc, Ea6ie %-lo
S.rsons or me sranGl4t3a. p lSc 30 4,ss o4ss
25 and 50 -. Sc; Eagle hns or STANDARD gran
ulsted and diamond a. A95c confectioners =,
aSse. So 3. 100: ~ 80 8 I9SSo. 50 z. 44oc.
20 :. t5oc; No Q. a zoe: 10 10. 4@oe. No H.
No rs. 4i0c. Withdrawn. Raw vas 1-S2c
lower on sale OF 5000 70 5000 bags cuba
basis 90 test. cost and freight. equal 20 402c
aaty PAID. spot prices closed. cen tlflsal
noIassss sugar. Sc Isss. S17e' I0nion market
for beet sugar quist. with December ana Jan
Ssry unchanged az Is % and May al Is
kICE-stsady but siow and unchanged
q, =. ~ i9nesrd ssn.' sales
az faQ1325c: Deccrnber. 10 20a l3.s0c jan
saFy. i1s5a IS. 40e, Fsorua-y. 1880 o 1887 ise.
e ca. futures f6i los Local dealers quote
laks copper a. Is . 13.G2 E -electrolytic az
TIN-wesk spot I Sa.Ss . s5s5e. December.
.-l-sv 2 =" .oci January. 81 - q is 61c, Fe1ru-
asa zoe sales. 10 tons ssot a. Sc. Soc Loa-
don o. 10 ,owST spot t15. = "a futures. ft53 los.
4TJo asked 81 fouis. london higher At ia
30 "a sPELTEE-Easy. spot Soc asked
NeN torA and 110c East 81 LOUIS IRON
vas higher az SIS "a for q eveIand warrants
IN London Locally unchanged. with NO 4
toundry northern. SIS SOD SO. No o. SIS . q
soft. SIS 50 SO -
MoLA>sEs AND sYRUPs-Littis business.
ana No chanse On quoted prices
NAVAL -TORES-Better demand FOR spfr-
- tnfp. nthe save The market a better tone.
hnt without altering prices ROsfN-ateady
and unchanged TAR-Firm
oAL>-Llnseed continued frrr. but without
.A-ise kenaed petroleum STEADY az SOIc
lor slludsrd waite iu barrels az New York.
COfTON-EED OrL-Easier early bur az
re close steefier. with prices ranging from un-
lIdHs9d % o points net decline for futures
Nnlle spots were poin-s higasr- sales IA 100
barrels Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
BANK MERGER PLAN RATIFIED.
Rev Institution To Be Named
Mechauics' and Metals National.

t.E A--E--AaNAlA . LE A-I4tA
Mechanics and Metals National.
Ihs sts-kholders CO TIE ateehsnics' Ma
r-rsl Bank a. & special meeting yesterday
ra--pe1 tLe proposal q the directors 70 buy
'rs asze-s ans business cf Iae Nat.onE-
E-r-sr Bark- They also confirmed the
-e-e-- a-t.1- CO The directors IN G6c-zr-nE
i per cent S-Vse1-6, e15 voted 20 tn
crease the carital stock of the hank from
e r,,c'o Ic s. o. 90 by the .ssue cf 81 ooo
al-iLoEal shares. the new capital 20 be
use1 ir acquiring the business s-6 assets
ct tas Earielal Copper Bank. TIE stock
holders Cf TIE latIsE ins>tturcu also met
yesterday and voted 70 place yse bank in
rl--rtary liquidation. as q PRELIMINARY 10
me co-s-I-5ation witt TIE Mechanics
Ire tzEk. after rhs merger. WI be
kI-Ur as TIE Mechanics and Netals Aa-
r,-nzl Bank. ard VIII have a surplus about
ss -a-Fs as ms IS 600 capital. Us presi-
ds-c VII 5s Gates s.. A-52-rah. now
president os the Mechanics National. and
C1l--es Il SaL-n, nov president ct tie
s-l-uEl Copper hank, VIII be -rst vice
president The beard o.. directors. which
v- have nct less than tveltV-flKe and NOT
mere tEan f1rrv members. WI ar rss c-t-
So be- composed q The directors az the Two
'ls-tuucls w.ich are 10 Be- con- binec, with
-ls a15.-cn q Thomas i. cole and John
Byan. u-ho are Nico-prcsilen-s q tre
Nzloral Copper Bank blt not members o.
rs HlerF
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
COTTON REACHES Is CENTS.
Highest Point Since the Days Of Sully
IN leos.

Highest Point Since the Days Of Sully
in 1898.
----or s-is a. ls cents rourd o. t1e
lo--I cEclares yesterday t1r 80 hrsr time
sires .sts. when sally t-rcec IRE price up
- ---. cents. The prediction % rle bulls
rle- cotton would sell a the le-c@n- level
t-ters Ctrs-nlas w-s thus f-ltle-
1Lzv vas the only option no reac- The 16-
REM mark winch i- did shortly after ne
opening az rle market. advancing later 10
-E.- e. Fa.r cf g points over tHe preceding
..-E close. July sold mp Or 1888 and
F~rs tr $3.50 en- a-Vsnce az IL points each,
enc Te~lerr and March which with May
Occupy -le cllief speculative positions. were
also st--rr and rctive. both getting with
A. t1-.rc distance o. tle accent marx
T-l Advance r0 -he 1f-rerr level brought
Er--r some heavy realizing sales. under
vt.-h prices declined about 3 points from
flt rrr Tia offerings were. however. we.
absorbed and the market closed steady 20
FL r-- advance % A no IS points. Nsy clos
irg lr -5 cents.
Following ue close ~ fhe market rhe
'-a.-rs f1ak rarr ir their yelrIv Christmas
r..f.-s-.-r vriel came r. DAY earlier tlan
usrlI Owing t1 The members having voted
~ close -.a exchange to-day. nor o. reopen
r1 Tuesday morning. There was no set
frrrra ~e b-r r. ICt az hors-n-aT ana
Zig. .uls- -re bulls urd bear frcii-icinE
f'Ef-Hsr tn .re aes- ~ spirits
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24

hpot cotton vas quiet and unchanEef a. Is 7Ec
Tor midding upland AMI lee for nnidiIIng Culf.
deliysred on contract 900 bales. southern sDor
MARKETS. New Orleans Arm. unchanged az - 5-ffc:
sale. @So bales. Memphis hrm. &c higher AZ
9-c. saics 5000 bales. Houston steafv s-fG-
higher az 10 I-i6c. sales. 81 bales Galveston
Lice higher al rs Side sales 5JT bales.
say anaah. i.c higher ~ I5c: sales & 25O
hales norfolk firm. + higher AZ 15as C. sales
50 bales Augusta steady. 1-IRc higher al
l5ec sales. 116l bales. ST. Louis unchsreeF
a. 10 &C. sales 3l1 baes Liverpool cables.
spot tn moderate demand sales. q 900 bales
including 1000 made lsre YESTERDAY. Au7e~f-
can. 5000 tmpOrts. 5000; American. H. 600:
iniddins upland Esd Futures closed steady
- 20 ~ points higher. December January
su,ds January-F ebruary S.Oad Februarv-
March, I'D. MaFch-ApriI. SI41ad. April-
Mal. st9isd, May-Juue. S16tsd. JuHe-TuIv
siod. iy-Ausust. s.14tsd. Au~ust-septenl-
ber- ts+ds eeptember- October. 1.34d: Octob~r-
N,lveilloer lHo I'd November December. "a
tofffE~-Easier. opening sreadv AZ nm
cranged 70 points decline. ard closing a. A
net less cf 54l0 points. sales IS $50 bag-
haFre ea-ed 81 y franc at the close ard Ham
burg was unchanged az a pfe lower The mar
k-t a. Nnole is erDeriencing the usual holiday
culness. as the exchange viii be closed from
tomorrow afternoon unfit Tuesday r15rnfns
500 continues nrn. with ccrnparat tiVsly small
business Iocal contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
BFT VALUED AT slo5 Ooo 600.
Bior j. Arnold SAYS he Gould Repro
dnce u for That

fsa--E on irtsnE hie assets. such as
'rsrrr valuations. tie prcper-- n the
hr1os,r Fars Transit Company, in tht
os-.lr cf E.1n aru1lc, consulting ensi-
r.e Putae Service Corn1i,ssi n
f0 .s rerrol11ed Cor yig5.-l.l,e
l Arnold saic soIe time aEo fhaf TIE
would rs.rlate tle property a. ats-t ll-.-
"1fa TIe ra-r rle exact CURES Tesi"r-
's a- bearing before Con-u--ssloner SIC
arc. rr fEl unr:or or Tie rec lctior p-
F4'- .f rave fr corey ls.l.o.
iIe frurfa ar- laesd 0u valuations. NIif
ages Icr t1rltaefcrs. ploi'e. h
F.-. urt include tln ffOprf-. ~
r.n-. rufe tr tHe stem noL lA
.4asrsr.Hr Tft r~0rf.rf- moi operated A.
Nf.-ef I- 1fr Arnold e. f-.5-l o-e
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
Bank RATE UNCHANGED.

Ioraor nc- -Tle directors of ine
h.ra af EacIaad at Lhcir weekly meeting
'f-s made ro elargs In the minimum
'-ort fl'c 0f r. per cent
~ raF o. iUc-elsre demand Tor Lei-
'eE res..renreats to-day end discount
isif. we're easier.
ls ea.sf business or abe sto-l E2ehanse
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
CASA 0IIOTArIONs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. December "a I9le
reg Ilar opening ana some further Liquidation
the market developed a nFTnsr feeling and
curing the afternoon vas srrons closing az a ret
advance % = G1 i1c. cables were not 50 low sx-
pected ana there were some untavorabls Ts-
rosts regarding thrashlng tn Argentina. Whsra
rain has been general IN northern sec
uels and whsrs harvesting has been IN
prperess In rhe exert market the usual
holiday cuness prevailed ana no business was
reported Cash wheat here closed nrm. with No
: red - ~. elevator domestic. ard 81 -. o
enoat. both nominal 20 arrive, No I Northern
Du-th. 81 24a. and No hard winter. 81 24Is
O Q ahoats nominal CORN-Was a little easier
streng-h ard closed 81 a net advance Of lsdfhc
WIN good cu&lng ana small otsrlnss- Cash corn
was easy. with No ? closing 7Oiae nominal sie-
rstor domestic. To1-c delivered. and este. o D
anoat. Al nominal OATS-Insctivs. with small
Price changes. closing steady z. Tiac net al-
vance Cash marker FIRM. mixed % 70 90 10
sIc natural white. % @ Sc n. 47i- g5Ot2s. and
Quiet: No Western. s4l.c nominal ? o , New
YORK bARLEf-srsady; feeding. s3gs5c noni-
Z 4
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
ouotatious fr- government bonds COM
pBr-d with Wednesdav->-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
stAboARD CLEARANCPs

htlOA tlOAioN-Not only we're price records
DloASn ln TIE cotton marker today bur fn
soin7 other respects the market vas one - 80. -
-. - lS4-al-4nle m the memory of re Oldest
Sescsss Lhs long pEsdicted I6o IsysI vas
tSa-l7l early n the cay. and osreriuas were NM
Arse enough % torscast any reaetiSSl a. co-se -
49, e-s-i-s btslaess rom starr % nulsh was Brob-
49,. more actlFs than before IN The his+o~,-
oL th7 market on the day before me Cybri-rr1..s
ss5ilays None % the usual frolicking or oths-
,sss.ltltiss incident % the season we're binder
laAsA on the hooF OF the exchange ar4 tre4ipes
IS ls a-tlNs al tle close Is II Was a. -
opTH+cs The nral tone OF the uarleer ~
slsals. ard last prices showed a ret rsfn ~ a
- :. - pelats. rensctlng. apparently. a general
= SP5-t@-lon OF stiH higher prices. In fact sons
o5, - ~. Sanle pulls who were among the hrst 70
8l--lct loc Gained that the more conclusive svi-
-----s p shoft crop and The damonstrars1
sIensth % the southern SPOT holSer fustify ~
1=ilIe the end or January. and r0s-ihIv s-iff
more sensational figures before ths erI ~ rb.
s-4soh- Advises from the south reporting ~
s, sS-lvs SPOT tsma1t a. advancing prices we're an
encouraging feature OF the situation Tha r-s,r-
g opehVd a. an advance OF 3 % : uofurs vv'rh
March ssItns az - zoe and May az isOI. dur
TX Toe day. The late months were particli -I,y
nIn % IN ne late trading and the general nlarket
.tl-ed Nthin or points OF the hest Ar
lhfeT o. the biz cotton markets viii raraaiu
prices. -
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
BONDS

'Tx Ia per cent regular and "a per cent extra
a. idend ana rights q subscribe 20 stock
a. IaF- Tx regular dividend Ia rsr cent
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
BOSTON STOCKS
LF-rnish-d Is =. L. Dav 4 Co. 70 81 wau
street,
COBALT STOCKS.

C~rrrishss by Warren Cz-vsd a Ce So 35
Bylz1 street,
New-York tribune., 1909-12-24
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

coupon o. registsr-d
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAIL s

Northern mails, week days, close at 4Oa
m. and 10 40 q, m, and 200, 30,
s Is and 10 10 p. m. Open at 500 a. M,
~ 90 m, and 90 p N. On straightforward
mails close at 7 10 a. M, $50, and 100
m.
Southern mails via Charlottesville close al
$50 a. NJ, and 20, 4 30 and 10 Is
D. m. Open at 500 a. m. and s 90 p. m.
Southern mails, via Richmond, close al
s 45 and 10 80 a. NJ, and 20, Is and 10 30
.. m. Open at s s. M, IL m and p. m.
Manassas Division mails close at 9 - q. N.
and 3 20 p. m. Open at II 80 and 10 p. m.
Alexandria and Round Hill mails close Al
30 a. m, and 90 p. m. and 400 p. m.
Open at g GOA. m. and z 90 p. m.
Chesapeake and Ohio malls close at 20 p.
N. Sad 10 Is p. N. 0pen at 800 8. m. and
600p.m.
Washington mails close At s45
and 10 45 a. M, and 2 90, 2 80,
s 10 and AZ 10 ?. m. Open at 800 q. M,
1900 m. and % p, u. and $50 o. m,
Office Hours-Open at 500 q. m. Close ri
COOP. m.
Sunday HOur-open at sOOs, m. Clos.
ct 10 90 q. n.
Carriers SEIZED ale Collection made on IA.
aide routes-6 Is and 10 90 a. m. and 8 90 and
Q 80 o. m. Full route-6 Is q. m. and 8 80 D.
NJ, Sunday Collection 4 IS D. m. Carriers
window open Sunday 200 a. N. srd clos
10 90 a. m.
Deliveries made s0OA. N. 30 p. n. and
5 90 o. m.
All msil should be In the once ter minuts-
bssors our indicated sins FIR closing
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
NO CONTRACT MADE.

At meeting OF the town council OF
POtomsc, Alexandra county, held last
night at the Del Bay schOOlhouse, the
contrsct and franchise for furnishing
lights to tbat town with the Alsxsndris
Electric Light Company was laid over,
and it was decided to advertise for bids
for Illuminating the town With incsudes-
cent lights aud selling electricity, 1t
being stated that the proposed contract
with the company was drawn up about
eighteen months ago. The contract,
as presented and which was laid over,
provides for forty lights OF S2.csndle
power for Del Ray, at S.. Elmo, which
constitute the town, and that the work OF
installing the lights shall be completed
within a period OF six months.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
CITY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE

A meeting of the city democratic COM
mittee was held last night ct the Opera
House cafe for the purpose OF making
arrangements for the general election
next month,
Mr.. Charles Bandheim, chairman
presided. aud Messrs. l.. Brill, b. L.
Cook. s. G. Brent, j. B. Fitzgerald,
o. w. Phillips and ThOmss l.. RlShelli
we're present.
The chairman stated that it wss the In
tenttou of the committee to have at least
one public meeting in the OPers House
before the election, and to this end Mr.
Rent moved that the chRirman commu'
uicsts 9th Judge W. H.MsnD. Hon. d.
st George Tucker and Hon. o. =. Gar
bio snd invite these gentlemen to make
epeeehes. This motion was adopted.
On motion it was decided to solicit
contributions to defray the expenses Of
the campaign.
There was general interchange Of
opinion in regard to the means OF bring
ing out full democratic vote in NO.
vember.
MI B. Fitzgerald offered his resig-
ostiou as q member OF the committee
from the Fou.th ward. The resignation
Was accepted with regrets.
The committee subsequently, ADJ ourn-
ed to meet again next Friday night at
which time Mr.. FiIzgersld's successor
will be chosen,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
AssAILANT ARRESTED.

Richard Nspper, colored, who assault
ed and cut Mr.. john Agnew at the
"Mount u sphyr" farm in Fairfax county
recently, was arrested yesterday BY Con-
stable Payne at Joseph Troth's store ST
WOODLAND, aud brought before Justice
Wright. He gave bond 10 the snm Oh
S95 for his appearance next Monday
morning.
Joseph Hinton was cited by Con-
stable Payne to appear before Justice
Wright on MoDdsv aud answer the
charge of disorderly conduct perferred by
Titus Ellis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02


XIIRG MIA the Clerk Is Office Of the
Y Corporation Court Of the City Of Alexsn
dris, on the 2nd day of October, 1909,
Edgar johnson, Jr.,
w 10 Chsp>
Estelle L. johnson, .tery,
Memo. The object -
for complainant this suit is to o, tam
and Al AZ "a divorce a mensa ct thor0
- 20 proper time divorce from the
, Yond Of mafrimony from defendant; and foI
general relief.
in appearing by an affidavit filed in this
cause that the defendant, Estelle + johnson,
is a nonresident ofthis state Ii is Ordered
That said defendant appear here within fl
teen days after due application Of this order
| and do what is necessary TO project her in
terest in this suit, End that a copy Of this or
der be forthwith inseitei in the Alexandris
Gazette. a newspaper published in the City Of
Alexandria, once week for four successive
weeks. and posted at the front door Of the
Court House OF this city.
A copy-TESTE.
NEWELL \ GREENAWAY, Clerk.
LEWIS II, MACHEN, Pc.
oct2 w4w-s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
MEETINGS IN THE COUNTY,

Judge w. Fl. Mann, democratic
candidate for governor, will speak at q
puOlic meeting to be held at Alexandra
county court house on Nj jndsy, the 18th
instant The political meeting will
follow q meeting to be held in the in-
terest OF good roads, at which Senator
john w. Daniel, representative O. O.
Carlin, P. St. Julian Wilson, state high
way commissioners, aud State Senator
Charles Lsssiter, president Of the Vir'
eiuia Goods Roads Association, are ex'
pecled to make speeches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
THE CHURCHES.

Al Trinity NJ. E. Church tOmorroN
morniug Prof F. A. SoinSer viii
prescb and at night Rev. G E Barber
a. the NJ. E. Church Sou IN at NIGH
Madame Mountford will speak on 'The
B,be of Bethlehem" at Emmanuel
Lutheran Church, Rev. Mr.. Schroeder
WiII preach at Dignt, aud at the Baptist
Church Evangelist Wicker will occupy
the pulpit a. all the services. The last
mass at st. Mary's Church will be held
at 1890 instead Of 10 O'Clock. The pull
pits of the other churches will be occupied
by the resident clergy. The day being the
6rst Sunday in the month communion
services will be held In many oil the
churches.
Rev. Mr.. Schroeder will preach in
Immspual Lutheran CHURCH tomorrow
night at 1880 o'clock at which time q
mission service will be held to which
the public is cordially invited.
Rev. John Oavnaugh, OF the Free
Metbodist Church. will conduct services
In the BrAddock House psrlor at 2:SO
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
PERSONAL.

Mr.. and Mrs A. E. Smoot have re
turned from their wedding trip.
Miss Katherine Oritcher, Who has re
turned from trip through Europe, hs
opened her studio at the Woodley, II
Washington, where she will hold week.!
receptions.
Mrs. VIM. G. Moore. Of Alexsudria
is guest OF NJ. aud Mrs. W. s. Beatty
at Hamilton.
Mr.. james Keogh has just return
from a pleasant six weeks visit to Oan
ada and other northern points.
Miss Constance Boush has returnec
from Hadder6eld, N. j., where She
spent part OF the summer.
Mrs. George W. Reyes has returned
from a visit to West Virginia and Mary
land.
The msrrisge Of Mics Meryl Gold
smith, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Z
Goldsmith. and Mr.. Milton Kronheim,
of Washington, will take place at the
home of the bride in this city tomorrow
evening.
Mrs. E. A. Proctor continues quite
i'll at her home on north Columbus
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Bartlett have
returned from their wedding trip.
The session Of the Second Presbyter-
ian Church has appointed Elder G.. B.
Kennedy as principal and Elder A. G.
UhIer as alternate to attend the meeting
of the synod OF Virginia which occurs at
Elkins, w. Va on October IA.
Mr.. J. Il. Grillbortzsr, who has been
quite ILL improving, and hopes soon to
be out.
Miss Cathsrine Stuart, of Alexandra,
who, with Miss Lucy Coleman, organ
lied the Virginia Bianch OF the National
Audubon Society, arrived in Richmond
Tut sdsy, to be the guest OF the Misses
Mumford during her visit here In inter-
est of the Audubon Society's exhibit at
State Fsir.- Richmond Journal.
Mrs. ]. Ii. Mansfield, accompanied
by Mrs. Jas. TIGER, has gone to Niagara
Falls to attend the meeting OF the Ma
tionsl CJuucil Daughters of America
which meets in that city October 9th.
While away they will visit friends In
Toronto, Csuads, and Mrs. Charles Alb.
bolt, in Emirs, n. Y, former resi-
dent Of this city, and a sister Of Mr.. J.
q. Mansfield,
Miss Helen Calvert, Of Alexandra
county, who has been spending some
weeks with Miss Beight, of "Gteen
HILL" Prince William county, returned
home on Thursday.
Among those who attended the ger
man in Fredericksburg last Wednesday
night was Mrs. Richard Gibson and Mr..
Page Waller, Of Alexandria. The dance
was led by Mr.. Clarence R Howard.
Mr.. John B. Breen. formfrly Of A 'ex.
sudris, but now of Philsdelphis, is on
q Wait TO friends in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. + Fendall have
returned from Yellow Sulphur Springs
and Charlottesville, where they spent
the summer.
Miss Margaret Nee. Ashby snd Mrs. W q.
4. Purvis hsF returned from Mt. jackson,
where they spent the past two IN onths,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
POLICE COURT.

CJustice Il. B. Cation presidingl
The following cases we're disposed oil
this morning.
John Ryan and Benjamin Scri7ener,
charged with being drunk and disorder
", we're fiued s. each.
Willie Speaks, colortd, charged with
assultlDg Lizzie Cole, was turned
over to The authorities of Alexandra
county. -,
Albert Brown, colored, charged with
the larceny of silverware from Louis
KRAFT, was dismissed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonight concludes the engagement oil
the vaudeville performers at tue amu'e'
msnt houses and they give way to ne"
faces and new plays. That the per.
formances this week have been good
goes without saying, for the crowds
have shown their appreciation 10 the
applause given every act this week.
There will be new pictures at each house
tonight and q slight deviation 10 the
programme 10 vaudeville. A good
chance 10 see a good chow for the small
price OF 10 cents; children B cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
REVIVAL SERVICES

e First Baptist Church was cro"d'
st evening in attendance upon The
yelislic services. Rev. Mr.. Wick
iubject was "And Peter followed afsI
Luke 22:54." A great deal of To-
Is being manifested. There has
dy been several professions of faith.
seting will be held this evening as
.ofore announced.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1909-10-02
BIDS ASKED.

building committee OF the Alex
Lodge of Elks met this morning
Office OF Mr.. Howard w. Smith
admitted plsOs aud specifications
Is proposed new building in this
IN Prince street, east Of Royal.
contractors we're present and in
d the plans, aud the bids for the
IN Of the building will be opened
Smiths Office at noon on the II b
It. The description of the building
sretofore been published.
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QUICK WORK

Contractor j. w. Dsvers, who was
the lowest bidder in the rPzing Of the
Elks' Home, on Prince street, 10 five
lore down ana removed The ma
If that building. 10 addition, In
ne length of time he has rszsd the
building of Spink's Cafe and will
citing time Monday night have that
ug 80 complete that the mem.
If the Elks' lodge can enter the
room from Royal street. This is
quick work 10 such a short time.
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FUNERAL

mineral of the late Mrs. John
atrick, who died at the George
University Hospital at an early
Thursday morning, took place
ST. Mays Ohurch this morning,
services were conducted by Rev.
sr Kelly and The psllbesrers we're
r.. w. d. Smith, w. n. SEeeney,
Fitzgerald, NJ. powney, 5 Breer
John McKenny.
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THE MARKET.

The market this morning was sbund
antly supplied with country produce
There was but little variation in prices
Butter was selling at 80 cents pei
pound. eggs ct 81 and % cents pei
dozen, Inns beans at Is aud 20 cents
per quart and green corn at 10 and %
cents per dozen. There was some fresh
pork on the benches Which sold OF 1t
cents pound for hind quarters and IL
centH for fore,
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REV. MR.. BELT,

~. Osborn Belt, pastor of Trinity
rch, who is now In a sauitsrium 10
more, Is still showing the results OF
collapse OF a few weeks ago. he lie
ring from insomnia, and his con-
n has not materially improved.
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1t doesn't pay to be uncomfortable Il You
have corn you are certainly uncomfortable.
Why put up with it when LnCKETTS
FOOT REST PLASTER will lift it right out
They cen be had Leadbeater's and all lead.
ing OSagg.stI,
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RIRsF BAPTISM OHUROH.

Services at the Baptist Church tomor
row will be held as follows; IL 3, m.
"How to get the Holy Ghost" 7:aO p
M. "Your own Hesrtbeat;"S p. m
special meeting FOR men. "Morsl cOnr'
sge' will bs the subject. Evangelist
Wicker will preach at all The services.
The meetings are growing in interest aud
will be continued through the coming
week.