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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

An adjourned meeting Of the Common
C,nncil was held last eight st S;OS
With nine members present. The presi-
dent stated the object Of the meeting
n be the consideration Ct the resolution
rstsred to the finance COMMITTEES las!
Tns.dsv sulhoriz,ug The borrowing Of
IS coo 10 pay & mPorary loan due on
M Burke stated that the Fret Na-
t,onal Bank would gladly advance tae
MONEY bo. ths. The committee drought
it best that council should act 10 TIE
ms ter
OF ayes 9. noes rove, and the bosrd after
a session of lees than FIVE mirut.s adj
] utned.
Under the Law, the Board of Aldermen
cannot act on the proposition within
three days, aud 1t is uodeHtocd that Q
called meeting OF that board will be held
next Monday plight to rstify the action
OF the lower board.
The Aldermen will meet tonight to act
on the revenue snd appropriation bills,
psssed By the Common CCuncil on TaeS-
day night last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
VISITED MOUNT VERNON.

The 200 members OF the Louisiana
delegation which went t. Washington
for the purpose of urging upon Congress
and the notion OF large the clsim Ct New
% rleans for the Panama exposition In
|19l5 spent yesterday Gt Mtu. t Vernon.
The party left the navy yard at O'Clock
on the U. 5 S. Dolphin, sud arrived q.
Mounl Vernon an hour later. The ex'
ercises a! the tomb we're impressive.
IS suding in the midst OF the delegation
with bsred aud bowed heads, Gov, San
ders paid touching tribute to George
Washington 10 brief address. A floral
wrea h was then placed on the tomb.
The Dolphin passed this city on the re-
|tcrd trip in the evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
THE REPUBLICANS.

Proar tons for the bi.yesrly proee'
dure of nominating candidate for Cor
gress we're made by the city republican
Committee st meeting held at the Ho'
tel Rammel last night. A mass meeting
will be held in this city on the lOth
nroxlmo at which lime deiegstes will bt
chosen to represent Alexandris 10 cor.
yeulion on the ooh pToximo, which will
nominate q candidate to oppose Hoo
o. o. Csrlin, The candidate Of the demo-
crss.c pefsy of this district.
William II Hamilton, of Alexandra
county, is said to be sFeceptige csndl'
date for the republican nomination, but
there is an in,instion tha. republican
leaders iu the distTiet, realizing the
futllily ofsny effort to defeat MI Osrlin,
will suggest thst no domination be made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
New York Stock Market.

New York, May 27.--The stock mar
kei today opened irregular but as trading
progressed the list displayed heavy
t,ne and concessions In prices we're noted
10 all the sctive istuss.
II wss The general comment on the floor
that The bresk at aud jlst after the open.
ing was dus solely 10 the uDfl uoded
JUNIORS about j. P. Morgan's health. 10
he late forenoon the market was gen.
orally firm, although prices OF m'j 'rity
of the sctive issuas we're sill under yea
t,rday's close. GoyerDmenisis uuchapg-
cd, other bonds dull.
In the lsie half Of the forenoon 6rmsr
tone developed and nesrly sill of The
early losses were recovered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
BASEBALL.

As stated yestsrdsy game of base
bal! will be played on the north Alfred
bsrett grounds this evening between
/ niues composed of lawyers and bankers,
|The following will be the lineup;
Llwyers-H. Oatoo, shortslop; r.
}Cst1u, right fsld; t. Dafey, catcher
: w. Gaines, 6rst base; O. Ramsey, thirC
base; H. Rassel, lsf. f,ld; W. Brooke,
pitcher; r Bfumback, second base; II.
Cooper, ceutar field.
Banker-DoUglsa, 6rst base; Suow
den, short stop; Burke, catcher; Cor
man, pitchs.; KIRK, t1ird base; FSS'
ce,t. second nsse; Smith, rIgbt field
wilkins, center field; DAWSON, left fed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Charge GroundIess

Atlantic Oily, N. j., May 1.-Herssy
charges against the Rev. Archibald Black
psstor OF the Bedford Park, Church New
York, John S cen, a missionary In China
and G Gorge Fitch, unassigned, we're to.
dsy found grouudle.s by the PresbJter
ian Northern General Assembly In ses-
sion here.
The three eiergymen, former studeu 8
Of the Uoion Seminary, we're charged
by minority OF The New York Presby =
tsrlsn oil denying the Inspiration of the
Bible, the Virgin birth and the resurree-
ton OF CHRIST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Plead Guilty.

New York, May 27.--lhree former
employees of the slgsr trust who have
been on trial with Charles II. Heike,
and other officials charged With con
spiracy TO defau1 The government today
withdrew their pleas not guilty and
thrcuxh their counsel sdmitted their
guilt ard asked tor the mercy OF the
court.
They were H ,rry W. Walker, formerly
assistant dock superintendent under
Oliver .Spi'zn; Jean NJ. VoeIker, aud
james F. H ,lligao, j., former checkers.
10 explaining his confession OF last Mon
day, sp' z:r claimed that he waited to
save "these boy7," end sioce bis testi.
mony be bias held number OF confer
ences with them.
When court opened today Attorney
Henry F. Cochran, representing the
THO, interrupted the proceeding formally
t, change the plea. He explained to
the ecu Inst TIE men had been IT.
flu oed BY their superiora and that they
received only eighteen dollars a week
while 10 the employ Of the trust.
Acceptance OF the plea narross the
present trial down to three defendants,
all high salaried men They are Heike,
Who is slill secretary OF The American
Sugar Refining Company, OF New jersey,
better known ss the trust, and secretary
and treasurer Of the American Sugar Re-
faiDg Company, Of New York, a fu--
sidIary concern; james F. Bapdernagel,
former cashier st the Williamsburg re-
fosry and Ernest W. derbracht, super
iutendent OF the came plant.
Judge Msrlin oriered the clerk to
record the pies oil ku t. but stttid tast
ne did not consider the present a good
time to impose seUt'uce. He psroIed
he ito 10 the custody OF c. unset spd
will sentence them after the trial OF the
others ends.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
MASONIC.

As stated 10 yesterdays G z'tte aboni
l25 members OF Oorcosda Lodge, No.
13, A., F. aud A NJ, OF B fillmore,
beaded BY 1. 7. OMt.r, master OF thai
lodge. and accompanied by several Of
the Ulcers of the grand lodge Of MMoos
10 Maryland, arrived here yesterday
afternoon. They wire met by DELE
CATION representing Alexsndria-Wssh
ington Lodge Of Masons headed by O.
III. Callahan, master of the lodge, with
whom they boarded special cars for
Monut Vernon aud placed q wreath on
the tomb of Washington. They retained
about 5:45 O'Clock via bott, and visitsd
Christ Church, which had bean kept open
through the courtesy of the officials FOL
their convenience. Later they we're
81 tertaiued at asuup!uous dinner at the
Hotel Rsmmel.
After dinner under escort OF the otteers
of the lodge, they we're conducted to the
lodge room and sper sometime In exam
iniDg the various relics.
Daring The meeting Interesting
speeches we're made by WorahiPiul
Master Garter, Past Master Hall and
Mr.. scbley, brother OF the adj
mirsl, all of Ooncordis, No. 10. The
ceremonies in the lodge, while Informal,
we're impressive, and the singing OF
maryland my Maryland" by the Ma.
sonic qusrtette caught the crowd and
ELECTED considerable enthusiasm. After
the preliminary ceremonies and speeches,
all OF which we're we'll received, the visi-
tors witnessed the comforting ofthe Mas'er
Mason degree, expressing satisfaction
with the work.
During the ceremonies Past Master
Hall, In behalf OF Ooucordla Lodge, In
one Of the most interesting speeches ever
delivered 10 Washington Lodge, pre-
seutsd the Masonic Memorial Temple
committee with check for 500 and
gave sssurs nee Of enthusiastic support
By the Masons OF Maryland to The
memorial undertaking.
At about 1920 o'clock the visitors
under escort of the master, wa'dens and
other officers OF Washington and jack
son lodges proceeded to their train which
was waiting on Fayette street, and q
short while after left for their Maryland
homes over the Pennsylvania Railroad,
expressing delight with their whole trip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Chicago WHEAT Market.

Chicago, May q The whta! m1k't
opened 10 nsar-psnic this morning.
Every available broker was on the floor
and there was q q jod Of selling orders
that forced the May option down 4 10
II under yest,rday's week close. July
aud SsTt mber wheat <ere also very
wesk, The trade vas 10 vsIt and con.
fusion 90 crest that individual opera.
lions did net count Big operstors threw
great blocks OF wheat on the market.
Lower foreign cables, good wheat weather
aud heavy stocks 10 transit brought
added confusion to the demorslz.d whes,
hull
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
PERSONAL.

Mr.. George H. Windsor aud Miss
Mamie D. Garner, both OF this city,
were msrried In Washington yesterday.
At the meeliUg In Roanoke oil the
State Council Of The Daughters OF l. b.
erty. on Wednesday Mr. j. Frank
Peit,, OF this city, was elected State
Outside guard.
Mrs. Elizabeth T. McVeigh Is serious
" III at her home on Queen street.
Information received here today from
Richmond, is to the effect thtt the opera
ton for appendicitis performed there
yesterday uoou Rev. DR.. Bergman
Green, OF the Theological Seminary, was
emineDtIy successful and tSsl his condi'
ton Is pt'rsly sStisfictory.
Rev. J. Z. Sewer, pastor OF the
Second Pfesby ierian Church in this city.
who has been conducting evangelical
services 10 Warreuton during the past
two weeks. returned today.
Misses Lila and Kittie Birret! left to.
day for Cape Henry to spend part Of
the summer. Mrs. Ka'e Waller Bar
rett, who has been in California for the
psst few months, will pass through this
CITY on Monday on her way to Oape
Henry. =,
Mr.. Edward Diedrlch, son OF Mr.,
Bernhsrdt Diedricb, OF this city, and
Miss Addie Risiey, Of Atlantic City, were
msrried in that CITY this week.
Mr.. George II. Johnston has returned
from RIchmOr d. s'tr dcligttlu visit
to President Walker Of the Lie Iusur-
apce Company, Of Virginia.
Miss Squire who has been wishing
Miss Josie Robinson, has returned to bel
home in New York where she wss called
By the illness OF her mother.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
CONFERENCE WITH TRAINMEN.

ptssntstives of conductors and
traiumeu on the Southern Railway are
So conference with President Finley
and other officials OF the system IN
Washington seeking su increase in pay
and q recruitment OF the wage scale.
The present scale Ia anything tut uni
form the men claim. Officials OF the
8 u.hern system say they do not regard
the situatiou IS critical, aud yes eFdsy
PresIdep: Finley Issued this statement:
1tOopferences are now In progress In
Washington looking to the adjustment
of the wage scale of conductors and
trainmen employed on The railways Of
the scuthes.t Tue Brotherhood OF
Conductors and Trsinmen bss tusgssled
q Uniform adjustment WITH The lines In
the southern states. The conferences
now in progress are for the purpose OF
seeing whether it is practicable, 10 view
of differing conditions prevailing 10
different parts of this territory, to ar
rive at fair basis of adjustment BY COL
Iec,ige scJion."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
prenarinn 10 Win Prize

Albany, n. Y, May 27-Glenn S. Cur
tiss, seeker of the $40, 900 prize offered
by the New York World to the first avi.
ator flying between Albany and New
York by air, put the finishing touches
on his aeroplsne this morning, expect.
ing TO make his first trial flight about
noon. Weather conditions at present
are not favorable for the trip down the
river. "a strong south wind is blowing
up the Hudson" said Curiiss, (which
may compel postponement OF the trip
The machine is about ready aud it IL
now a case of weather conditions"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
BRILLIANT WEDDING.

Headed by the president, the vice
president, members OF the Oablntt and
d plomstic corps, Washington and New
York society united In making mem
orsbIe the wedding at noon yesterday
Of NJ s. Matilda T. Tosnseud, daughter
OF the late Richard II. Townsend, Il
Peter Goslet Gerry, son Of Mr., and
Mrs. ElbrIdge T. Gsry, Of New York.
The home OF Mrs. Townsend, on Mass
chusettes sverua, In Washington, wa
The scenes Of the evett, and the rares'
blossoms OF the season adorned tbs
handsome interior OF the htuie. From
the atfIun, where great marble bsSin'
Of pink bydrsnRn stood on pedeslsl'i
up the msrble st,irway, and into the
promenade hall, aowors we're every
where. The president remained Tor the
breakfast which followed the ceremony
and pledged the health sud bsppinesa
OF the bridal couple. The brides gown
Is q splendid creation OF the finest point
dAlencon lace with cour; tain and
bodice cut V shape 10 frout aud long
sleeves OF the lace. A string OF pearls
completed the costume. Sae carried
a bouquet and OF white orchids and
orange blossoms, Miss Katherine E
kIus was her only altsndsnt. She Wst
regal looking 10 trained princess
gown OF Italian and French lsce com
bined. worn with large bat Of msu9t
tu'le with orchids. She carried bou'
quet OF orchids. Mr.. Charles Hator
Strong, the u,cle Of the bride, gave bel
10 marriage. Rev. Rolsnd Cotton Smith,
rector OF St. Johns Church, oficiatet
and Robert Livingston Gerry vas bss
man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
OFFIOERS commissioned.

Many formal COMMISSIONS we're issued
( yesterday by the jalsrt general to mil
1iua officers who have been elected
or appointed, snd who have now passed
&heir examinations. An especial efort
WAS made TO get the commissions GU 10
PIeE of The camp OF instruction st
Petersburg. Announcement was also
I made of the appointment OF Sergeant
louis NJ, Dufley, OF Company G, Fret
Il afsutry, Of Alexs1dris, to be quarter.
Smsster OF the Second battalion. First
Regiment, With rs0k Of second lieulen'
bot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
O'Brienltes and Reamondi.es Cias!

New Market, Iceland, May 81 OSe
msu Is dead, dozen are serituily wtu i6-
ed while seversl hundred persons are
nursing bruises today as 8 resu' Of most
violent clash that has yet occurred between
The Irish followers of William OBJ .iep,
leader Of tie United Itish League, sud
John Redmond, hesc of the Irish ua'-
iOnslisls. The fight took place last night
end resulted from &c attempt of 8 Red.
mondit, to address a meetiug here, this
town being az o. Brien stronghold. The
fight wsged so bitterly that the police
finally fred on the mob, killing one OF
the belligerents aud woundipg several.
Many heads we're badly damaged 10 the
melee. Cubs, fists aud stones we're TIE
chief weapons used and CRACKED heads
we're the order of the night. After the
police finally dispersed the mob, they
stsid on guard throughout the night.
Redmond Is seversly blsmed for planning
q spsAkIpg tour among O'Brien's copstl,
iusncy. Further tronble Is erp-eei.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
POLICE OOUBT

IJustice Il. B. Oston presIding1
Tae following csses we're disposed OF
this morning:
Catherine Timbers and Rose john
aou, both colored, charged with die
orderly conduct and fighting, we're dis
missed.
Matilda Poinde1tar, colored, charged
WITH assaultIDg Emma Pye, colored, was
fined $40.
Edward Lee, colored, charged With as
ssuItiug James Davis, colored, was fined
$3.50.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
Official.
COMMON COUNCIL.

At an adjourned MEETING Of the Common
Council Of the city Of Alexendris, Va, held
Nav 26, 1910. there were present:
Huber. snowdtn, Esq. President, and
Messrs. Lesdbeater. Burke, Smith, Basder,
Birrell, Hellmuth, Uhler and Spinks.
The President stated that the object If ihs
meeting was 10 consider report of the III
nance Committee.
A resolution TO make a temporary loan tc
pay overdiafts on the City treasurer on ae'
count Of the gsHersl fund for the fiscal year
ending Nav 81, 1870. and paying warrants
for the fr,t six or ten days Of hicsl year be
ginning jane I, 1910. and authorizing the
Finance Committee to borrow 5000, was
reported flyorsbly by the Finance Committee
Q ID adopteC-ayes 9, nces0 0.
The hos I'd then sdjou mel.
HUBERT sNUWDEN, President.
Teste: DANIEL R, sTAssBuRy Clerk g, O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
SHOT AT FuGIrIVE-

About hsli-psst ten O'Clock last night
BONE trouble occurred between Buie
Marshall, Catherine TimbeEs and Rose
johnson, sll colorsd, st Gib5on and
Pitt ,treets. Officer Sampson made his
FsppssIsacs aud st empted to take them
10 custody when Marshall rsp. The
officer called upon him to stop, tut,
reiu ing to obey the command, toe for
mer discharged his pistol fou, times at
him. The two women we're brought 10
+ the station house, bat were dismissed BY
blu ,tIoe OstOn this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
COURr OE APPEALS.

The Virginia Court Of Appeals will
begin its summer term at Wytheville
fu sdsy, June 7, and the present In
ticstIons are that the idges will sit 10
the stu.hwett town about three weeks
Some forty Gases 're on The docket.
Ju lpes Jamts Keith and Ricbsrd II.
Oardwell will leave Richmond for
W. theYille Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

The plaut Of the Hooker Electro Chem
Icsl Oompsuy at Niagara Falls, N Y,
was com leiely destroyed By fire today
The loss IL est mst.d at $500, 600
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
NEW LOCOMOTIVES.

The S uthern Railway Company hiss
received three new passenger engines OF
the "twelve hundred" class. They are
what is kuoEn ss the "mopkey.moton,"
that is the ecceulrics are on the outside.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
William Has Ahsaas

B-r,!r, M.y 26.-The kaiser Is today
suf ring from malignent abscesS 90 bis
right band, An opeu ton will probably
have to be performed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
BASEBALL TOMORROW.

The Cardinal Athlstic Club will lire
up sgsiust the spaItans Athletic Club
of Wsshinet on the old fair ground
tomorrow at 4:30. The game promises
to be one OF the best ever witnessed by
the Alex sudIia nfaps,o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

The negro. J. Maisop, who murdered Dep
uty Sheriff Scott Taylor mar Acton, Ala,
Wednesday, was captured rear Oxmoor last
night. was hsDRed to tree and his body
literally shot to pieces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
IDENTIFIED BAGGAGE THIEF.

Mr.. l.. o. Hardin, baggage ager
ct the Union passenger station, has re-
lurned from New York, where be wer t
to identify certain alleged baggage thieves
who we're recently captured. MI. Hardin
fully ideDt fad Jackson, one Of the
prisoners George Thomas hiss been sr.
rested In Kingston, N Y, charged with
stealing Trunks In Virginia. He will be
sent TO this stst, upon 'equisItOn from
@ lpfrnnr Mann.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

G,aucs over the list Of Hish Grade
6hoes sold exc'udyely by us: J. & T.
bousius, Qusen Qualify, Red Crass,
hinder S5os Co., n. III IS & B,o. (The
Hess, Taylor g o.. Taylor Made,
Brocton o.. Operative o., Walk Over,
Il sgsl, Excelsior Saoe 90. land many
bt6er'. J. A, Msrshs'l & Bro. 422
~ Z s'r>s'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27

A marriage lceos9 was issued Ia
Sysshiukt)u ye'tsrday to George ID
Niod,or, aud Mamie d. GGner, OF
&alexsnorls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
OPERA HOUSE.

The bill at the Opers HonSs last night
had a good fsstute Ia the act Of Frank
Walker, the Italian impersonalor, He
has few good songs to 90 WITH his
work aud these together with his clever
eccentric tips make an exceptionally
strong attraction, 1t Is believed Walker
will be one of the coming stars, Miss
K thryn Hotter vita good songs, some
Il ultrated, aud very clever foot work
proved a winner. Mr.. Wm. Aloine, the
favorite baritone, will be heard 10 Illus
t'sled songs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
American League.

Detroit, 5; Washington, 1.
New York, 4; Chicago. ?.
Boston, q; Cleveland. 8.
Philadelphia, 6; 81. Louis, 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.

The stesmsr Qu,eu Anne Is on The
ways st the shipysrd for repairs.
An sdj u,oed MEETING Of the Bard Of
Aldermen will be held tonight.
Mas Minnie Hunter, second dsugh-
ter of Mr.. Alexander Msukin, died last
Monday night at her home 10 Le"in''
vile.
LILLIAN Virginia, the infant daughter
OF Mr.. Matthew and Mrs.. Ju'ia Hicks,
died ut her parents home, 7l54 south
L % street, this morning.
The Free Kindergarten closed for the
session this morning with appropriate
exercises, after which the children we're
served with refreshments.
Mr.. A. ]. Weddertu'n has sold %
acres of ground in Wsdderburn, Fsirfsx
county, to Mr. Joel Grsyson, clerk 10
the d(u:ment room In the House Of
Representatives.
The work of laying the vitri6ed brick
road way from the city limits on upper
King street to the union passenger
station is progressing rapidly.
The schooner w. r Huston, from the
Kennebec, with ice for the Mutu'l Ice
Company, was reported of Cape Charles
yesterday. Her fore.opmast had been
carried away.
Mr.. Lu'her Carter has sold for Jodge
J. K. M. Norton TO Mr.. Michasl Lynch,
of Manassas, lot No. II, on the sold fair
grounds on upper Kiog street.
The weather today hiss been cloudy
and ihrea eDing and more like 40 Octo-
Der than a May day. Rain fell yester
day evening and last night, bat the skies
cleared before midnight. The mercury
OF noon registered 6S'
In the Oirtu o. Il for Fairfax coun-
ty this week the jary 10 the Potnsm will
case rendered verdict that he left no
will, and that he was MT of sound and
disposing mind st the time OF making
the paper offered as bis will; whereupon
the court refu,ed to probate such PsPer
as bis will.
If you want the finest home grown Straw
berries and fresh produce in the city. come
! to either of A. J. Butchers two produce
stands in the Roysll street wing Of the City
Market,
Just received car Powhstsn Lime, car
northampton Cement, VIM. II, Peck.
may27 81
Select Soft Shell Crabs on toast and Dew lied
Crabs at Spinks's Cafe, Prince and Royal
street.
Fresh Country Butter just received,
pc H. Best Elgin Cresmer@ Butter 34c 10.
Fresh Eggs Csc doz, Fancy japan Rice,
whole grain, &c H.. lbs. Eval orsted
Pesche 26c, lbs Large Prunes Csc, 8 Cans
Fish Rec Csc, z lbs. Laundry Starch .6c, 2
Cakes Star SOsp Csc, 8 Cans Pink Alaska
Salmon 25c, 4 Cans Best tomatoes 25c. a Cans
Sugar Corn 25c, Green Mountain Potatoes 55c
hushel. Cans Early June Peas Zoe, s lbs.
Pure Buckwheat 25c. WIN. P. WooLLs d
Son, Royal aud Wolfe streets-Queen and
Henry streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
COMMON COUNCIL

For this section fir continued tooi'Onisn'
pnl saiurday; light nOrtherly wlnds'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
National League.

Chicago, 2; Philadelphia, 0.
Boston, a. Pittsburg 0.
Cincinnati, z; st. Louis. 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-05-27
LOCAL MATTERS.
Sun and Tide Table


vg.rn ,iree n morrow 81 4.35 and Eets ~ ''IV
Hiob water al TO- 5 3, m. and II % p m'