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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.

At 8 o'clocl; yesterday morning the
one hundred and tWenty-seyanth an
nual session Of the Baltimore Confer
encc OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
South opened at Clifton Forge, Va.
The meeting was presided over by
Bishop r. Z. Hoss, Of Nashville. For
has opening address he took for bis
subject, Judge Not, Lest Ye Be Judged.
After the address Of the bishop. the
roll WAS called ~ the secretary, Rev.
f. Y. Register. The committees we're
announced, and then followed the in
PRODUCTION to the conference Of the con.
uectional men snd the local ministers.
There were no charges against any Of
the ministers.
The reports Of the presiding elders
showed that the conference was pro
crossing both spiritually and financi-
ally.
The physical condition OF The church
was very satisfactory. There had been
90 conversions and SS4 additions TO
the church. The contributions for
missions were overpaii and the other
charges we're more literally responded
to than in past years.
The Bishop introduced TO the au-
dience DR.. Iyey, the new editor OF
the Christian Advocate, OF Nashville,
who addressed the meeting upon the
desirahility Of church members taking
church papers He thought that it
vas the duty Of the publishers to give
The people . paper they wanted 10
read and believed that when that was
done the question would be solved
At The present time only about one
family in four Of the members Of
the Methodist Church took . church
paper.
A number Of reports were submitted
and referred to the appropriate com
mittecS without being read. The re-
port Of the Baltimore Southern Metho-
! dist showed that il had paid all OF
its debts and current expenses, and
thought that the question Of the future
financing N the paper was easy Of So
luton.
II vas decided after some debate to
appoint n committee Of three to co.
operate with a committee Of six from
the board CT trustees oil The Randolph.
Macon Institute. 10 which should be
referred the much discussed QUESTION
81 The amount Of interest III and con.
trol oil these institutions that belong
t. The church The yota on the sib
jet was very light. bill ii was de-
cilei 10 appoint the committee 70.
morrow.
When the snprr2nnuatcd list vas
called Rev. II. NJ Roane, A /. Horns
hargar, James P. Stump and Oliver
| G.. Beall, who had been on the list.
asked 10 be given active work. Revs.
John II. Davidson and j. e. Huffman
asked to be placed on the supfranau
ated list. The whole matter was re.
farrad to tho committee on 5uperannu
| ated relations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Stanton postmaster, Col. ). Brown
Allen, has addressed letter 70 the pub
lie inviting expressions as 10 the pro
priety of closing the Stauuton postottice
TO the general public On Sunday, He
fayors it and says The PostoHice De
partment favors it.
Getting ont of bed Tuesday night
while his mother vas temporarily alb
sent. 3-year-old Frank Ritter, second
child Of Mr.. and Mrs Franz; r. Ritter,
of Winchester, played near The aiora,
when his night gown caught fire. in
fictlng burns which terminated in bis
death yesterday.
Prof. II. G.. hobart, director Of the
School OF Commerce in Eastern College
al Manassas, is mysteriousiy missing.
Neither his family nor his associates
has any knowledge Of his whereabouts.
In addition to his scholastic duties,
Prof. Hobart vas representative OF the
Columbian Woodmcn of Manassas.
Hurled by giant wave will. terrific
force down q companionWay and IN
stantly killed was the fate OF Captain
Christen Petersen, master OF the Dan
ish steamer Drowning Olga, which ar,
rived at Newport News yesterday with
her flag at half mast and showing eYi-
,ience Of hard battle at sea.
Messrs. Davis & Davis, Washington
patent attorneys, report the grant, this
6esk, to citizens Of this slate, Of the
following patents: A. ]. Allard, Rich,
mond, electric signaling means; j. 4.
Ayers, Petersburg, peanut planter
!. w. East, Raphine. motor A. Long,
Richmond, liquid air-Iift; f. A. Lynch,
Roanoke, shock-absorbef; ". +.
Templeton, Bigclt, churn; J. n Wood,
Richmond, Shoe polishing machine.
The State Corporation Commission
Yesterday entered decree against the
Newport News and Old Point Railway
Company, granting that corporation
four months in which to overhaul anc
renovatc lis plant. This decision by
the corporation commission was reach
ed after reading the report Of an cleo
trical engineer, sent by the commission
TO investigate the situation. While The
report was somewhat mild in crnsure,
il nevcrlhe less set forth that The entire
plant of The electrical rompl!y II! New
port News needed repairs and that It's
public service rs a corporation chartet-
I'd for traction and lighting purpose;
vas totally inadequate.
One Of the most remarkable surgical
operations that has ever been performed
in the country took place in Richmond
yesterday, whom ". P. linkins, inven,
tor and electrician, submitted % IN
operation for gallstones, physicians tax
ing {. 1874 stones from The bladder oi
the patient. The operation took place
in The Virginia Hospital Or. Slnar,
MarLean was selected by Mr., 1inlin:
10 perform the operation. which VA;
followed by immediate relief The
hospital nurse took two hours and 4
half to count the pieces secured. Hos
the man has lived this lorg is rFeaTdt 6
as thing beynnd comprehension.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Husband and wife struggle for Pistol.

Husband and wife struggle for Pistol.
New York, March 30.-FolloHing
desperate struggle for possession OF
q revolver, Jacob Newman. aged 40,
4 salesman, and his wife Lena, aged.
80, we're rushed to Bellevue Hospital
today fatally injured. Newman has
q bullet in his temple, while the
woman has wound in the left breast
near the heart.
Newman came home soon after 5
O'Clock today and his wife upbraided
him for being out all night. She
finally ordered him 10 take his effects
and get out.
Then, according to the story told
the police by Otto Ryners, who was in
an adjoining room. Mrs. Newman got
revolver and ordered her husband to
depart forthwith.
Il heard shot," said Ryners.
Then l heard Jacob cry out, You
have murdered me- Then l heard
them wrestle about the room aud q
second later l heard another shot, and
Mrs. Newman screamed. ! called the
police. s"
When the officers entered they found
the couple unconscious in the middle
OF the floor and they were rushed to
Bellevue, where it is said they will
probably die.
The police fouad letters which they
said this afternoon proved conclusiyely
that Newman had planned 10 kill bis
wife and himself.
Both died later, in the hospital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Will Edit Production.

Boston, March 20. With all the
tools necessary to The literary trade,
Mayor Fitzgcrald'S official censors TO.
day went around to thc theatre where
Mrs. leslie Carter is playing in Two
Women. to edit the production. The
mayor has decided that some Of the
lines in this play are immoral ana that
t. he consistent la would have 10 treat
Two Women" the same As he recent
is ) did The Easiest Way, The
Gil From Rector 3" performance con.
TIMES without Interference.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Needed q Chlnamnn.

Red Wing, Mimi, March 3O.-Louis
Wong, native Of Hong Kong, China,
today took = pretty American girl,
Florence Strolberg, OF Hancock, as his
bride, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. s. Arthur Cook, of the First
Methodist Church.
The bridegroom is an importer OF
Chinese silk, proprietor of one OF the
largest hotels in the north and one OF
the wealthiest members of his race in
The west.
Miss Strolberg worked for the Chi.
nese importer and in this way the ro-
nance vas begun which eliminated IN
The wedding. The groom is 80 years
old and the bride %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
New York stock Market.

New York, March 80. The stock
market opened irregular today but
changes were confined to limited frar-
tons. Slight concessions were recorded
in Missouri Pacific, Great Northern pre-
fprfed, Chesapeake and Ohio and
Amalgamated. The list generally
ranged close TO yesterdays close at the
end OF fifteen minutes trading.
After 4 few minutes increased acllY-
ity and strength was held in many i'm
portanl issues.
Trading in The last half Of the fore
noon was extremely dull and few i'm
portani changes were noted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
arbitration Agreement,

Paris, March 30.-FollnWing the
conclusion OF an arbitration agree
ment between The United States and
England, a similar agreement between
France and the United States will be
negotiated, according to statements Of
foreign office officials today. The
understanding here is that the United
States will take up an AGREEMENT with
France The moment the English treaty
is concluded. The French sentiment is
almost unanimous for such an agree
ment aud no difficulty, is anticipated
in binding the two nations 10 au IL
comprehensive arbitration treaty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Tie Defeat Of the Niinnessta Suffrage
f!iii,

St Paul MINI, March 20,-The
threat al i snfiraGette 10 pill tbs
nose Of State Senator Dilaa is today
partially blamed Tor tho defeat u The
monan's suffrage I'LL iii HE Senate yes
tsrday In the midst Gf heated cam
pagn conducted by the suffragettes
lobby, Senator Duca, who opFoaed tue
MEASURE. became involTed in an altcTca-
ton with several OF The women One
declared that the senator's nose
shoUld lie veil pulled, =
The Incident caused considerable
feeling among the Legislators. A shift
Of two votes would have carried the
bill, which vas beaten e. to 30
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30

WHILE the bulk OF the people OF the
state had practically let slip from thslI
minds the fact that \ movement had
been launched against Senator Martin,
s. dispatch from Norfolk tells of Mt
William A. Jones opening campaign
in that city against the able wearer Of
the toga from Virginia. The shots
fired were not from columbiads, bul
were suggestive OF key cannon. 1t was
1he same old tune set TO the time-Worn
words The democratic machine anu
the train OF horrors certain people
dream they see III the democratic or
canization of the state" Some Of the
arguments used by Mr.. Jones will not
prove convincing 10 the. majority OF the
voters OF Virginia. Among other
things he said:
The tendency Of the times was eSi-
dent from the election Of Woodrow
Wilson and other independent demo
Gratis. Senator la Toilette defeated one
OF the worst machines III the land when
a good many people predicted that he
y,ould be showed under.
During the eubernatorial campaign
"a Virginia in 1851 William +. Cam
eron, readluster candidate, in speech
in Armory Hall, Alexandria, called at
1ention to the conclusions OF some OF
his enemies that he would be defated
from the fact that there had neen GER
tain political nphcaYals in other states,
He ridiculed their forecasts and SAID
Let us see what will be done IN Nir-
sinia." Cameron was elected over the
late John w. Dauiel. The same OBJ
seryation can be made now. II makes
40 difference What has been done IN
other states, let us see what the voters
will do in the Old Dominion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
steamer Stranded.

London, March 30.-The channel
steamer Pas de Calais, which recently
collided With and sank the French sub
marine Pluroise, stranded on the
French coast in heavy fog today. The
eighty passengers were in \ terrible
fright for a while, bul Were finally
landed safely. The pilot OF the Pas dc
Calais thought lie ran aground,
The Pts de Calais left Dover at II
O'Clock last night and grounded at 5an-
gate t0o honrs later. The PASSENGERS
were not removed uutil 4 O'clock.
Tugs from Calais succeeded IN drag
gins OF the packet and she @as lowed
to Cslais ia badly damaged condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
SAYS Nifn stole Trousers.

New York. March 0.-Man has at
last been caught with the goods on, the
same being nothing less than his
trousers. Mrs. Ida Hustled Harper,
sufiraeist, collared the rascal, declaring
that woman invented trousers and that
man stole EN- from her. Mrs. Har-
per doseu't approve OF feminine repri-
sal via the hareTu skirt, however, for
trousers are ugly old things any how,
and it would serve men right 10 make
him Keep on wearing them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Ihr EiEhtiuEin lInraIrO.

Tangier, March 30.-Message5 fiom
Fez today say the city Is III imminent
danger Of capture By the rebel beTbers
and that the foreign residents have all
taken refuge in tho consnlates. The
Snltan's palace is said 10 have heen
damaged By the rebel bomhardment.
The Jewish quarter Of the city is closed,
and barricaded to prevent lo0tine
should the city be taken. The rebels
are seeking to relnstate Abdul Azi5 who
was deposed by the present sultan,
AIuiai Haiid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
order Tor sarge Private Yacht

Wilmington, Del, March o,-The
Pn5ey and Jones Company Of this city
has started work on the construction OF
the largest private ocean going yacht
biiilt in this country since 1902. The
ve5sal Is for ". A. Lydon, OF Chicago,
and will he named the Lydonia. She
will be 90 feet long with hull OF high
tensile steel. The vessel will be hand.
somaIy fitted. 1t will be completed
January /, 1912.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
RsrnTIs lack Confirmation.

St. Petersburg. March 20.-Report5
81 Chinese attaol. on Blasoyie5t-
ahensE, capital Of the Amir province
in Asiatia Russia, have rot been con
frmed. It is the belief Of oficialdoIu
that ii thara has been an attack il is
not 4 move by the Chinese government,
but probably the work Of Chinese out
laws, who periodically go on raids in
that part Of ASiatir Russia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Sensational Charges Expected.

New York. Alarcl 30. That certain
banks Of New York maintain Il secret
yellow dog" fund, which is used 10
bride persona in position Ia hlihg new
business 10 the institutions is expected
10 be developed hy the grand jury now
investigating The wrccking OF the Car
negie Trust Company. II has already
been shown that this institution, which
vas looted right and left by a clique Of
no!itician-linanrrrs, had yellow
dog" fund that iolallrd " 600.
Frota this cash @as paid out with a
lavish hand 10 any one who might he
able IL throw deposits 10 The concern.
Officials Of corporations, executors OF
big estates and persons occupying ami
lar positions were hribed 10 turn cash
over to the Carnaeie.
II is expected that the investigation
Of the grand jury will develop that this
IS practice with certain financial rsti-
tiiions nov doing business IN This city.
Already is is intimatnd that the devel-
onement5 Nill compel legislative III
yestieati0n which will expose rotten
banking conditions III this state rival
ling those uncovered when the big lie
insurance companies were robbed.
Former officials OF the Carnegie and
tie Northsrn banks, incensed over what
they allege 10 be an attempt to make
them scape goats. have Informed Die
trict Attorney Whitman that they will
tell the grand jury exactly how bank
ing is conducted in New York. They
have already cited names and figures
and shown that there vas . regular
scale Of commissions pad out for oh
>a;n1nc AannsitS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30

The Easter number Of the Columbian
Magazine has been received frou, its
publishers in New York. Two clever
articles on The political outlook lead in
this issue, entitled Champ Clark y=.
Joe Cannon" and Joe Cannon IS.
Champ CLARK" The most thrilling
contribution is the true story told ior
the first time OF How Booths body
vas hidden" il is illustrated with
photographs oi the persons aud PLACES
associated Nth this tragedy. Easter
Customs Of aii Couut7;es" describes
.,aa- qua:at a2i Interesting ee.e2c-
a:ss. Billiards cp 70 date" :.cludss 3:
cta-acte. sketch OF william aoPpe.
Ere stories gre good fct:ca and
Critics rooE SLeli," 7ooks Of tt=
d.. II kom5 and Abroad : az t
ts aoted among ths departments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
StrirEsn On Wedding TIN,

New Haven. Conn, March 80
Rushed home On Il special train from
Daytonl, Fla, Mrs. NJ. Henry Lam
bert, vile Of Ieathy laherdasher Of
Ibis city and New York, is expected to
arrive here today to undergo critical
operation to save her life. She was
stricken i'll while on her honeymoon
trip 10 Cuba with serious intestinal
frn;ihla
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
water WORKS CioEEad.

Wilmington, Del March 30. Pulp
from the powder kee factory Of the Du
Point Powder Company, finding its way
into the BrandyWine Greek. from which
stream Wilmington gets its water sup
ply, cloEged the filters Of the new mil
lion dollar water works Of this city,
and nearly put them Cit OF commits
sion. Chief Engineer hianle, OF the
water department, learned The cause
aud notified The Powder CompanT to
abate the nuisance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
,y,rlmsn,s roupensation Hill.

Madison, Wis. March S0.-With
tie stale senate Gil record today with
passage ri s6eepinE 1orknlan's COM
pansation till despiie strenuous lobby
opposition ~ manufacturers, sup
porters Of the measure here predict its
speedy support By The lower house and
enactment into Law.
The measure passed the senate last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Storm M.arnins.

New York, March 30.-1he local
weather bureau today posted the fol
loving special storm warning
Northwest storm signals will be dis
played from Blocl. Island to Passport,
Mr.. A disturbance now cenTal over
Now England will move nohhaast1aTd
anl cause high shifting winds Iii; altar.
noon aid tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
stripped of Star and Revolver.

San Francisco, Mar, 30. Patrol
man ". l.. Ceinar. who leaned into
fame recently when he twice arrested
lack Johnson for speeding, was strip
ped Of his star and revolver by Chief OF
Police Srymore today. after detectives
had testified thar they saw him accept
an envelope from Oscar killop, an
automobili=t, whom Crinar had
threatened with arrest Ccinar vas
arrested but vas released today on
Sc OrD bail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Dr.. RICHARD c. CAsoT. OF Boston,

Dr.. R1cEAEp c. CAsoT. OF Boston, a
ps1bsr Of the aar-a-d Medical School
fccuity, declares that The.e you SHIT
OF the chance 10 use alcohol Eou hDo
an Increase il use of cocaine aad
morphine, and adds that IN soue
parts of New England where CON.
nunities have gone dry, this preva-
lence OF the use OF drugs in specially
notable" Dr.. Cabot believes that the
prevalence OF the dSus habit is due to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
A rusn GrdsT.

San Francisco, March 20.-Coas:a-
e-scls speculation rs accused Z s.00.:-
circles toaa::- e. 4 E:-:.:.: o.ds. i.o@-.
General IasEs- Bliss, c-.11aEa:og :cs
troops a. Sa2 Diego, 70 -u:i. te:: az H.
iaacss &c SAD Diego Is Ga;cki: Is los-
s;bia. II IS Tot KNOW io. TEat la.-
pose the order vas siIen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
I'm .iainsan iEnroIss,

CIsrela1i. O.. hisvcn 20.-Fo:ls.
Marc. IcS. /. Johasoo, wno LES bees
.-:."-.k::aS hs-a EsEt against death f:
se-s.sl Tasks, tcia- sroTsd dsc:asa
..17p.o-eas:ct, insisting Q. .e@a!os tee
as1slapa5 accounts OF lis :ii1es5.
PHYSICIANS, ho's-e1, Roid CT 70 c:it:-
S.ats kope CT his secoTeTJ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Robbers secure Fifty Thousand Dollars

st. Petersburg. March 30.-A de-
tschrnent Of cavalry vas today dis
patched 10 Wiksoe, village on the
line 10 Warsaw, where hrigand5 last
night dynamited postal car safe and
secured sc, ZOO said to have been gov
erament funds, Four members OF Tie
train crew we're wounded b. shots fred
C. the robbers, Who escaped
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30

Sufferers alo So tie na-e tired
everything w:icc.t re.ehs az 1ce Teo-
Pie %s are lcot;uS foT. We "a.s tex.
10 EGo-- f.c71 glad experience ina ~; :
Cream Eain1 "iii conquer Cola Il ire
HEAD 5av Fever a1d obstinate lo.in5 oi
Nasal t-4kKTn. This remedy act= direct
il on tia ildaTlel. Sensitive HeIn oIaHe--
Cleansing, soothinS ana healing one
trial viii convince you oi its healing
power. Price soc. All dsuggist1. or
mailed BY Ely Bros, sc Warren Street,
New York,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30

Aviator Charles l.. Hamilton iiisd
autonobiliDg at New Britain, Conn.
aud got 10 a bad niIup with an electric
train. Two side wheels Of his auto
we're torn of aud he and his rife aud
lothsr-in-iaT had GaEoT escapes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30

When ycu ha75 rheumatism il your
loot CT instsp apply Chamberlain :
Linimenr AID you viii get quick relief.
1t costs bit quarter. Why suffe, |?
For sale By v. +. Creighton and
Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30

The National Magazine ioe April has
been received from the Chapple Pub
fishing Com pany, Boston. It's Illus
trated leading article Of "a pages.
Affairs at Washington, IS a magazine
in itself, and is full OF most valuable in
formation. Fred ?. Fellows makes com
parison of the federal expenditures Tor
1s02 With those Of 1911. and ". G.
Jenkins says there is need OF more
railways in the northwest ? The
Presidents OF America IS profuselI- il
Illustrated With photographs OF tie presi-
dents and tlizir capitols, and The Nc
b;iity ii trades. ;: Musical Season in
America, aad IEe Science of EIe1-
else; s.a aGc5S osrs7 good Articles.
Icc se:c:.;oo. -a1ss aad :e.e-"l iep17::-
1s.ts 81 It's ;:s;;s cce e1csll2os.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Suicide Of 4 Letter Carrier,

Albany, II. l., March 30.-De5pond-
ent over the loss OF his position As 4
letter carrier through criminal charges
made against him By government in
spectors which they failed to sustain,
John F. Fazakerley committed suicide
by shooting himself in the head
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30

The most common CAUSE OF insomnia
is disorders OF the stomach. Chamber
lain's Stomach aud Liver Tablets cor
rect these disorders and enable you to
sleep. For sale by ". +. Creighton
and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
Turkey Sends Troops 10 Albania.

Con5tantinople. Mar. 30. Heavy
reinforcement of troops were sent TO
Albania today to aid in SURPRISING The
most serious uprising Of recent
months. Tribesmen everywhere are
joining the rsbels, aud several Turkish
towns have been captured aud eal5i-
sons massacred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30

the ease with which, drugs are to be
obtained Illegally and the freedom
with which they are prescribed by
some phvsicians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1911-03-30
FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE

L:srt ict- OF re sc;;::tti:=1-a=t cc1ne: &C
:, :lkes 22I r2t.ici streets o.. s12cIa cua
ciec: 81 :ac;:7:: re:11.ce: r.:ce Of ali g. 40.
i.Gls &c. s:..1ii EC;Ee =. Aie12..is:. c.
"2sh:oTto. aSi pa c2=n difference.
Wv IGr.K real ESTATE
Er.CkLE,. Ia / ~.s5et Wasri.StS;.
y. {. ina1.5 81
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UNCLAIMED LETTERS

e and IS Ladies Fine Shoes at SO
cents, J. a. Msrzhau & Bro, 422
King stIast.
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For 8 ale

.Atconsidnrab big less tnen assessed value,
SIX ROOM HOUSE. No. 80 y. Alfred
street, Ia good condition. Reason Tor
sanInF am unable 10 own property IN
4 Alexandra, Va II it unreasonable az
sessed value Gal! after 6 p. N. or i'd
iscGSB j. A 20 hing street
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