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ii ESDAY EVENINO, JUNB 28.
LOCAL MATTEKS.
Sun and Tide Tablc.
suti rlaeai totnorrow -.a-t-.r, and ai I
Bbjrfa eratei at 1227 :? m. and 12 0 \>. aa.
Weather Probabilitiee.
For thlaaecUoa aboareni thia afternoon
aad i>:irtly cloudy tonlgbt and Wednea
day; not muofa onange in teinperature;
llght wc->t !?) northw< -i wlnda.
AERONAUTICAL ENGINES
\Y. L. Fnin 1111.S-. ;i promioent N<w
York eagineer, aaaociated with (\>l.
John Jaoob Aator, and one of the moaa
experiencedamtora, risited Alexandria
yeaterday, placing an otdet with tlu
Emeraon Enginc Company f<>i one of
tlu- most powerfn] and ligbtest weighl
aeronfautical enginee ever built for a
flyidg machine.
tVUliara Chriaamaa, of Waebing
Ujit, andan expert acientbri aloagariav
tinii linea and buildi r of tbe famoua
Bying machine the "Red Mird II."gav?
ln- order today for a dopioaieof Mr.
Pairchild'a machine.
Mr. Rexford Bmitb, of Waahington,
who haa gotten ont two aocoesaful aero
paanoa and wbo ia prominent in aria
tion rircles, from a patenl ataadpoiot,
baaptaced bia order with theBtneraon
Bngine Company for a Bying machine
engine ol very bigh power, oounter
manding bia order foi the OurUfas en?
gine aftei aeeing u?e new enginea just
developed by the Emeraon Bngine
Company. If b predicted by many of
the expert aruttors, whohare reeently
yiaited alexandria and Inapected and
compared tbe anguM prodnced bere
with those <>f 'oreign manufactare.thaf
the) iurpaaa anything made in any
other parl of the worki, and that Alex?
andria will aoon beeome ooted for the
produci of aviati.mgineaand for mo
tot boata.
The Emeraon Bngine Company haa
juat rotnpletcd an adoition to the build
ing at thecomerof Prinoeand Fairfax
atreet* and are fllliog aame with ma
? hinerj in ord< i totaka oare of tbe new
brancb whk-b thej ba*e afdded in tbe
mamifacture of enginea foi Bying mav
chinea.
THE NOLEN TRIAL
Mkbael \. Nolen waa pfatoed on
triul iiitln-Ciiciiit Court for AU-.viindi i:i
county tlii- morning, Judge J. I> T.
Thornton preeiding, tor tbe kiTling ol
l; .1, n Murpby, jr., o! thia <iiy. Tbe
crime oocurred June 17 a( a trarape'
, miii;. tbe outakirta ol the <ity
tfolen atabbed liurpby in tbe throat
\Mth a pockt i knife, tbe latter dyi
a few minutee. Nolan abortly tbere
after rorrendered to tbe police ol thia
city, Nolen ia repreaented by Attor
Moncure, Tebba and Gaina, :in<l
Commonwealth'a AUomey Orandal
Mackey, aeeiated by Commonwealth'a
AUorney Samuel <; Brenf ol tbia city,
i~ conducting tli<' proaooation.
Bighl witneaaea, inchtding t'liicf
Qooda, from tbia city were av.toned
to teetify in tbe caae.
W'Imm tbe caae waa called thia morn?
ing tbe defenee flled a plea in abate
iiH-nt. alleging tbat a raember of tbe
grand jury which haa indicted Nolan,
M, | \\ Burrill, waa a conatable.
Inotbei Krand jury ?;>> immediately
ninn.d and Nolan again indicted.
Oouneel on botb aidea then made
tbeir opening aUtementa, after whicb
tbe taking <?( teethnonj began.
|>r. Moore, corooerof thia city, wbo
made ao exarnination ol Murphy after
l?. had been kilkd, waa the And wit
prom tbe oatore ol Murphy'a
wound l>i Moore teatified tbal it wouW
have i.n impoeeible for Murphy to
have run fi< >>?? 11 * * - apol where be w:is
cul io that at which bia body waa found.
Cbarl theu took ;i recoaa for lunch.
JUMPED OVERBOARD
Bome ex??iiriiu-iit waa cauaed on the
wbarfofthe Norlolk and Waahipgton
Steamboat Oompany about7:S0o'clock
yeuterday t'vening ahen the gangplaiik
,',f the atcamet Bjiauthland waa broken
by the weigbl of an Bmeraon ateam
pump which w:is being placed aboard
the Hteanier. EJeveral dockhanda [nar
rowly eacaped injury and ? eolored
mannamed M Wihton, of ilns city,
wbo waa aiding in loading the atearoer,
jumped overboard. H< waa aoon
reacued. The pump ieon ita way to
on. _
StHOOL CLOSING
Tbe rloaing exerciaea of the Virginia
Home Hchool were heW Friday morn
?mgt ;,! the home of tl><- principal,
MusSwain.Theebildren aangchorueaa,
and gave recitatmna, [natruinental
ioloa were rendered by Mna,
Klixabetli llowell and May Mander.
vocal aolo, Ma\ Mander, and duel b)
Eleauor Mekbior and Lester Brenner.
\ dislribution of prites, the achool
marched to the dining roona where a
bountifiil itdlation waa apread, and
wbicb was .h enjoyed by all the
children.
FUNERAL.
Tbe f.>raJ ol the htfe Benjamin
Bandman, whoac body waa found
akangaide ol the Bouthern Railway
tr.uk- a -liorl tli>t:ilicv SOUtfa ol Ma
naaeaa laai Bunday morning, took
place from tbe reeidence <>f lii* brotber
in-law, Mr. Lawoy Beach, jr., 196
Prince atreet, thia ahernoon lii<
?ervioea were conduct?*d by Rev. Father
Kelly, and tbe paUberrera were Meaara.
Harry Maaaey, John Downey, Boben
Grimea, tlerberl Pelton, John Mum
ford and Btephen Davia.
EEAVY RA1N.
Tberc waa l Hfbl ramfallsliortly bf
foreaixo'clocli yeaterday evening. Later
thick douda formed in tbeweatern and
northweatern heavena and about nioa
o'clock there were beavydownpoure, ac
companied by oonaklerable tbundex and
lightning Tbe atorm raged for about
aa hour. bul the lightning conunwed
?>. tlasl>. iintil lif.irly midnighl.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
An intereaUng meeting of Aluso*
dria Council, No. 827, Royal Arcanum,
will Ik' beM lonigbl ia Barepta Hall
buikiing. Graad Regeaxl Henrj K
Field, Vice Grand Kegent Minetree
Folkea, Paal Grand Rcgent W T Dab
ney and Deputy Grand Regent A l>
n will pay an official viait to the
comuil.
i.wiiuu wouraion lonigln 7 o'deca
tytim go ttlvDg ft-d h?vc P- jojiy uiue,
WILL PROBATED.
The will of the bate Frank S. Harpet
was ajdwdtted to probate today
lasd left an eatate vaJned at two,
000. He direflts that 1150 be invested
for kooping up ?!;<? family lot ii: th?
Presbyterian Chorcb caeaetery. To
hia atepsona, H. L. and R. K. H. Todd,
be left to the lormerhia aH <>f carbunck
iewelry and to Iba Utter bia
watcfa andehain; loM. W. Dunning
ton 11,000; to the Alexandria Boapital
11,000; to tha Beeond Preabyterian
Chnrcb 12,000. To K M Qraham, in
tntflt for Margaret Mitchell Harper,
wife of deceaaed, be learea bh resi
deno , No. 509 Prinoa itreet, and tha
eontenta and 180,000, tha hooaa to ba
hn DOBM and the inoiit-v tO be inv.M
ed and the int.r.-.-t j.aid tO her (liiriiig
her life, At ber deeth tha hooaa and
money are to go to bia nieeea, the
danghteraof bia deceaaed brother, Jofan
Harper, of Ratcbes, Miae. To B, M.
Qraham, in truaf for 1ns aiater, IfJai
Margaret i>. Harper, tha deceaaed
learea bouae, No. 218 aoutii Waahing
ton atreet, and $16,000, tbe motjey to
be invested and the intereat paid to
ber. At ber death thiaaboiatogoto hia
nieeea, thedaughteraof bb farte brother,
John Harper. Tha reakfoe ofhia eatate
ba leavaa to bia aiecea, the daugbtera
of his deceaaed brother. Mr. Harper
named bia wife, Mra. Margaret M. H.
Harper, execoirix, and Meaars. B, R.
Bwetnara and lt. M. Qrahamexecutora,
directing that no inventory or appraiae
ment be mada of hia eatate. Mr. 8wet
num derlitied t<. aerve and today Mra
Harper and Mr. Qraham quahfted. Tha
will is dated January 24, 1909
PERSONAL.
Mr. Charlea II. McKnight who baa
been rieiting bia formei bome thi> <ity.
lefi yeeterday for Sew Tork.
Mra. 8 E. Btamell who haa been
vhriting relativea in Bkhmoad, lias re
turned to thia < ity.
The board of law examinera, which
had been in lewon in Roanoke rinee
Wedneaday morning, yeeterday conv
pleted iti worl and made public tbe
namea of tbe young men who auceeaa
fully paaaed tbe examinationa, abowing
tbat 188 out ol 160 applicanta ba?e
been declared qualified to practice an.l
,,.. entiUed to rertifkatea. Among the
?ucceaaful candidatee were Mr. Alger
non C. Chalmera and Mr. W. Wortfa
Sniith. Of this C t\
Be, John Cavanugh, of Aleran
dria, preacbed ao open air aermon at
tbeaite of the oW freighl depol of the
l; . | . _ p. B. B, at Prederickaburg
yeeterday. On Bunday li?' occupied the
pulpit of Zioti Church, Bpottaylfania
county. Mr. Oavnaugh ia tli?' gueel
of Mr, C. H. Bhaw, of Maaaaponax.
Miss M iri uii While and Mr. Alba
Walkup, both of Bksbmond, were
married in Waahington yeeterday. Bei
c. K. Guthrie officiated. The wedding
party waa accompanied by the bride'a
uncle, Mr. Wythe White, of thia city
and Mr. Walter Hawkina, of Florida.
The frienda ol Oommander Jamea
H. K.ii! are very grateful to the Hon.
c C. ("arlin for his i'. e generalabip in
engineering bia bill throogh Congresa
for tbe retiremenl ofLieut-Oommandei
Jamea 11. Beid, with rank of com
mander. Ahw to Seuator Martin for
\\i< rery efficient aid.
Mr. H. Brooke ArnoW and Miaa
Catharine lone Gorbam, aiater of Mr.
George A. Gorbam, will be married in
Beptember.
ASLEEP BY RAILROAD TRACK
The erew of ona of the Washington
and Obio paaaenger traina reported to?
day that on two eonaecutive morninga
they -aw a man lying on the ground a
ahorl distaoce weet of tha croaaing
near Hume'i Bprings. Tbe authorities
of Alexandria county were notifled and
an inveatigation was made today. Th<
man proved to be Henry Hall, colored,
an Inmate of tbe alma hoaae, a aufferer
from chorea, who occaskmaBy ap|
on King strect.
ST. PAUL'S CEMETERY.
The lot ownera in st Paul'a Oerae
tcry are requeeted to aend Uieir contri
butiona toward the propceed improte
menta nol later than July 11th.
Mr. John B. Waller. treaaurer of the
aaeocjatlon, lias received contributiona
from the following: Mr. Wm. M. Ler
mour, Ool. A. J. de Lagnel, vVaahing
ton, I). C.; Mr. Carl Btrangman, Buf
falo, N. Y.; Bev. Douglaa Hooff, Bal?
timore, Md.; Dr. Wm. H. Wilmer,
Waabington, l?. C; Mre. Charlotte B.
Shepberd, Mexico, and Meaara. John
Blackburn, C. B, Taylor, Miaa F. J.
Bvanaand Judge J. K. M. Norton,
FARM SOLD.
Mr, Qeorge Peverill lia^ aold to Mr.
Tbomaa Martin, the Mt. Polk hum,
oontaining 68 acrea, rituated on the
Back Liek road, foui milea aouthweal of
thia city, for 15,000. Mr. Peverill haa
owned the htrm for the past fifteen
yeara and it is conaidered one of the
fineal trucking farma in that neighbor
bood. A former owner won the farm
on a bet that latnea K. Polk wotdd '??
elected preaideni and tben named it Mt.
Polk.
EXCURSTONS
The Bunday achool of tbe First Rip
tj.st Cburcb wenl on an excuraion t?>
ColUngwood Beach, on the ekctric
raihray, today.
The WeAtoninater League went iu
Cokmial Beach today on tbe ataamer
Queen Anne.
The borae and aorry, beaonging to
the proprietof of ? Bwrj aSable in thia
city, whicb, with the driver, diaappear
ed laat Baturday night. were found at
Bt Aaaph yeaterday. Ttewh^reabowla
of the driver is still unknown.
Merry makeratonight on the Lyceum
excuraion, Let'a joTn their chiband
helj) inake othera forget their troublca.
Lame aboulder i* ahuoet invariably
i by rheumaiiew of the muadea
and yielda quiekly to the fren applica
tion of Chamberlr.in's Linhxtuat, Th!s
limment is not oniy prompt but effee*
tual, but in no way dteagTeeable t
Sold by W. F. Creighton and Rir-hnr?l
Gibann.
Glance over tho list of High Qrade
. \,ln<ivily i>\ na: J. & T.
Cousin*. Qoeen QoatHy, Red I
Linder Shoe Co., N. Heaa & Bro. (The
Taylor A Co. (Tailor M
Brocton Co-Operative Co., Walk Over,
Regal, Excelsior ShoeCo.. and many
othcra. J. A. Mar-oall & Bro., _2vJ
Kivg atreet.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The City Council meeU tonight.
Look ! I/>ok ! There goes the crowd
on the Lyceuffl excuraion?let's go too.
Mr. Harvey Rohinaonwill leave to?
night for the White Sulpher Springs.
The three-masted schooner Harold
Oruain m at \V. A. Snioot <SrCo'swharf
where abe will ba loaded with raflroad
ties for a northern pori.
Theaponial weerlng of AJexaadria
Waahington Lodge of Maaona ednch
haa been bead cu Tweaday night lot
-. time will be dbcootinoed for the
present.
Mr. Joseph WeiBgart, an eaapaoyee
of the l'oitner Brewery, raa aerioasly
injurod yeaterday by a barraJ of baar
failiog apon hiin. He wa.' sent to the
Alexandria Hoepital today.
The only OBM before the Police
Conrt thia rnornhag was that of Helen
Washington, ooaored, tbargwd with
diaorderry ooadaict. Bba was dis
mbwed.
Albert A. Brager, fornierly of this
city bu1 now a lUIMaasfwl tnerciiant of
Baltimore, plana a handsome depart
meiit store t<> he creetcd at the aouth
eaai corner of Bntaw and Saratoga
streets in the latter city.
Desk Bergeant J. A. Manuel, of the
Koanoke potica departinent, passed
througn thia city thia aflernoon with
Jamea Datria and Harry L Kenney,
hoth cotored, in cuetody. Tliey had
been arreated in Washington on the
charge of bouaobreaking and breaay
in Hoanoke.
That laxy kid wvnt down on the
Lyceum excursioii thismorning. I<et'.s
go down tonight and we'll aee what at
tracted hmi.
Bturgeon. balibut, aea baaa, maekerel,
catriah, rock, aalt water trout, fbr aale bj
Oeo. K. PriceACo. Inmarketbalaaeeat
thi- week.
Beleei fikafl Bhell Craba <>? toast and
Deviled Craba at Spinka'a Cafe, Princc
and Royal atreeta _
The whole family went on the Ly
eeiirn e.vnrsioii today, B0 we will have
U> go down on tbe 7 o'dock hoat and
juin them.
MARLEY ENCAMPMENT.
\ meeting of Marley Emempment
No. 6, I. <>. 0. F., waa held laat
night at which the royal purpte degree
oonferred upon two auKhdatea,
The (ollowing ofBcera were elected at
the meeting: Ohief patriarch, M. B,
Keene; aenior warden, W. A. Oonway;
liijrh prieat, II. B. ArnoM; jnnior war?
den, ,1. T. Watkina;acribe, B. M. Wat
kina; treaaurer, 1'. M Bradabaw. At
the ckaae of the meetingta~e*onable re
freahmenta were eerred.
I \l;M\.\l.s WIN AGAIN.
The Cardinal ~ C dowoed the
Btrayera Buaineaa College yeaterdayon
tbe fair groonda by tbe acora of 14
to6. Thia makea the aecond time the
atenographera have met defeat by the
? lardinalfi tbia aeaaon.
tfeedle Preaa i'<?ot te Knee.
Rristol, l'a., .hine 28.?Nineteen
yearaago Mra. Jamea Boaaler, of Dor
rance atreet, while walking barefooted
in Ikt bedroom atepped on a needle.
Tbe aharp 1?? r <>f ateel entered b-? *<**
an inch and broke off.
ek ago -h>' f? -It a pecohar pain
in the region of ber ki., and linally
:i r.il apot appeared. Yeeterday >!e
acratcbed her knee with a pin, and the
needle, which had worked ita way up
from the fooi. !>rok" tbrough the skin.
IHrlgiblea li>r the ?ileepleaa.
New York, June 28. Bleepleaa
people attentionlJBe of good ebeerl A
man to retcue von from rcstless nights
i~ :.t bandl The reacuei i* Btdney F.
Beckwith, a New York clttb man, and
literaryl dileUanter. Tbe remedy i* one
of the airnpteal ever propoeed; merery
take a ride in adirigible balloon.
Beckwith tried the recipe while so
jonrning in Louiaiana, and it worked
likeacnarm. Bvery time he took an
aerialcruiaehefound that bealeptHkea
log the foltowing oigbt
Tbebeauty of the remedy liea in the
faet that any aort of dirigible will do?
Zeppelin, Groae ot Paraeval typo, as
will aa any of the eeveral American
makee.
Beekwitb aaya if is fooiaah to pay
more than $60,IHMI for your dirigible
Ilaiulit's Prayerfbr Korglvenoea.
Lynn, Maaa. Jone 88.?"Mother
forgive," is the aubatance of a plea
niade today l.y Wasili Ivankowski, one
of the three bandita who Baturday kUl
ed Tbomaa Landregan and Policeman
Carrol bere. Ivankowski, indieted for
murder, haa been taken lo Balem jail.
Today, in the cell whcie he was held
while here, waa found s letter, written
in Ruaaian on a acrapof paper, wbicb
reveala tbe dying of the but bope in
the deaperate bandk. It was aa folkrwa:
'Dear mother, brothera and atatera:
I send yon iny last regards and beg
you not to cry for me, and losa your
atreogth, as you have not it to lose. I
write now that I have hecn arrcste.l ifl
quick tiine and will be sontenced to
doath, Imt for what rause I will not
write. I bkl you farewell, kissine you
thougfa not in peraon. Pleaae torgive
me not obeytng you. Row it ia too
late."
Andy Abaoo, anotber of the yeggs,
is itill alive in the Lytin Hospital,
though he may die at any hour.
"Joe" the third of the bandits, who
was ahotdoad was huried today without
other identiflcation.
t.lltl, HBOOTI LoVEH.
Rosy I'errino, 15 yearn of age, re
jected tbe peraiatenl advances of An
tonio Rossi with a revolverat Chicago
yeaterday and Rossi b believed to be
dying of a bullet wound in the head.
II. haa puraued me for a year,''
?obbed the girl wben taken to the po
licc station. "Kvery morning he fol
lowed me to my work. Laat winter be
broke into ouv bouse, knocked down
my mother, and lenewed hia daanand
that I niarty hini. I had him arrested
tli>?ti and put under bond to ceanc his
annoyancea; bnt nevertheless he had
fnUowed ma to and from my work
daily." RoSfi, \\ i- s;lid, followed Miss
Perrino jresterday to the feather fac
tory. wbera aha ia eawpaOyed. As she
I tbe huilding the girl drew a re
vorref and fireil twfee.
J, and T. Cotifin's Fine J.nstral Colt
a!id Rlack Russian LusiUnia Pumps
and Uxfords, Weldt and Turn's price
$5.00: our price $4.00. J. A. Mar
ahall & Bro? W Kiwtreet,
DEATHS I* HA< E KIOT.
Meagredeuils have reecbed Jaekeon,
Misa.,ofa raee riot near Harrisville,
Simpson county, on Sunday, which
hai OOft twolivtsand from which more
tronble ia expected.
Armed posses of scveral hundred
white men are now in aeordl of aegTO
fugitivea.
Om whitc man. Lutber Buckley,
and i aegro namcd Jonea ba?e been
killed. The tronble atarted wbeo two
aegroea qnarreled with ? white farmer
BaUDed McDoiincll, ai.d left him lying
unroii.sciou.i from a hlow on nhe nead.
a poaaa atarted in purauil oftbecotored
men. Sliortly afterdark Sunday wbile
one of the aaarefaing partiea waa riding
?Jdng tbe pablk roed, fire waa opeoed
liy the raurjitVee, and Luthcr BockleV,
a young farmer, waa ?hot dead from
liis horae.
The pos.se gave iinmediate pursuit
and the negro Jonea waa eaptured and
shot todeath. Later bia brotbei
anoth.T, aaktto baveaidedtbefugitivea
to eeeape, were eaptured, Oonflicting
reports a* to the fata of tbeee tare have
been reeehredia Jackaon one beingthal
they were spirited away by ollicers wbo
weredeterminedlo preveiit mob violeiice
and another is to the effect that tbeir
eaptors carried them off to the w.at,
where ? donbfe lynchins;took pl.ee
THU POPK'S tJLTIIHATI M.
The vatican's batSSl noteto the Span
ish governnient ia regarded as practi
cally an ultimatuni. It insi-ts npou
the withdrawal of the decree of JulM
11 a? a oandition precedeni to the odtv
tinuatioii of the negotiatiotis o\er the
rwriaion of the conoordat.
The latest notfl of the vatican pro
tesut against the dacraa tolerating non
Catholic churches and asks for asna
o.ii-ion of actioii on the part of the
government until the Degoriatioos,
whieh are 00W in progress. have t. rini
nated.
The rwpubttcaoj and radieafa are or
ganizing throughont Spain COUnter
manifeatationa against the Catholic agi
tation.
Repubbcanawbo waremakingananti
Catholie demonstratioo entered the
( arlist cluhrooins at BObaO yc-tcrday
and rioting followed. Tbepolicc intcr
vened, but before tha flghf waa atopped
one man had been kille<l and niany
otben injnred.
A religioua riol occurred before tlu
qnarten of the Baaque Oub at Ban
Bobnatian yeaterday and slmts were ex
charged. Municipal guarda charged
the diatorbera, kilting one man and
wounding seven others.
noMit in \ tiie.\ter.
Twenty peraona were injured, aix
of them mortally, by the e\plo-ioii
of ? bomb burled from tbe gallery ia
the Teatro Coton at Boenoa I
during a performance Bunday night.
Among the injured are membera of
aome of the moat prominenf familiea ia
the Argeatiae capital.
The the.iter was crowded and al
most in darknff, when roddealy
there was heard ? kaud detoaatton
and a btiadiag flaab tlluminated tbe
booae for ? momenl 1 bomb burl
ed from the gallery tow.ird ihe or
.hr.-ti., seaianad exploded in mktaar.
Bcorea of peraona were throwa to
_M fJoOT, and many were Mruck by
(lying fragmenta of the miaeile.
Bereral women bdnted, and for a
momenl it aeemed aa if a panic-etrick
en rush toward the exist wa- iinnii
nent Amomeat aftertl.xplosion,
bowerer, the oicheatra atroek np
the national anthein. This quieted
the apectatora, and acataatropbe waa
avoided.
A reward of 160,000 bai been offered
by the police for informatioii leading
to the arreat of the man who threw
the bomb.
lMO\EY-I.KM)IN<. TAX HKill.
The Hustings Court of Heorico
county has deeaded in favor of the i-ity
of Richmond in its easa againet th
money-lendeis to enforce them to pay
an annual lieense fea of 1800. A tael
Casa is now petidmg in the I'niled
Btatea Bupreme Court of Appeab, The
money-lendera affactad aretbose who
loan money opon ckaima t" aaaaraaa
and wages.' The casc baa been woo by
the city in three coiirts. PoKce Court.
Hustings Court and the State Bupreme
Court. Bradley k Oo., OM of the linns
carried ita caaa to tha Dnhed Btatea
Bupreme Court of Appeala. _
Wholesale Priccs of Produce
Flour, cxtra. ?'?'-"> ? ?"' 80
Famlly. B 60
Faney braada . 6 00
Wheat, loagberry. 9?1
Mixe.l. OM
Fuit/.. e :?;
Danap and tou^h. i) BO
< lorn, wblte. ?> ~"
Mixed. oan
Vellow. 0 ?
Cbrn Meal. 0?
R>e. 0 :?".
Oato. mixed. new. " to
White. new.
Clover Ket'd. B '?>
Timothv. 1 '?>
Hav. BOO
Klsrin Priiit Huttor. 82 00
Butter, Vlrrinla, paeked 18 00
Choica Vlrginla. 30 00 a 96 00
Common tomiddlina*.. n'?? eMOD
Bgga. O ???
Live Cblekena (hena).... 0 M
SprUkf Cblekena. 0 i">
Potatoea, per bu. 0 *5
fjweet Potatoes, bbl. 1 H
Onions, per bu. 1 00
Apples, per bbl.
Prled Peaebea. pealed ? 0 01
Pork, per 100 Ibs. U 00
Baeon, eooatry hams..
Best Sugar Cured Hams. 0 90
Brsafwal Baeon. 20 o
Sugar-cured Nhoulders 0 U
Bulk Shoulder*. 0 13
Drv Salt Sides. 0 14
Sugar. 0 00
OffA. 5 1*
Conf. Standard. 5 20
Grantilated. "> 36
CoflhCH?Kio. 0 11
La (riwyra. BU
Jara. ?M
Moaaaeea B. 8. 0 U
C B. a i:
NewOrlaana. 0 J?
Sugar Syrujw;. tM
J'ortoRieo. 0 21
Salt-<i. A . n ?
Fine. 0 W
Wool?long. unwaahed.. 0 28
Washed. 0 32
Merino. unwaalied. oii
Do. Wash.wl. 0 2fi
HerrtnR. Baatera perbbl 6 K
FOR RKNTCHI. \l\
A niec nine room HOUBK, pawthr
furniahed with flrxt-cla*- fumitiire: all
modern Improvementa; a yougg eouple
with no ehildren preferre.l. Kch-n-tict
given and required. For partleafaui Bp
ii)v to Llerk No. II, Bemheimers -
No. 2U0King strect, laetwecn 7and 12 a.
m. or 1 and6 p. m. Remember tbia ia a
pargaifi w tac rigbt pwty. )&! lw
Washington, D. C.
12_c Organdies
for 7?c yard
Juatasiprottyauddalntyas can be. and were It not iliat we mv ,letci
mlned toofler smaothlng extrr,lordinarily good, wedstiy 12 ,<? in-i. :ei ol tne
nrleeat whieh we havomarked them-TJicayard. Whiteor Oolored rrounda
with tiifures. dota, budsand iull-hlown floi-il deeigira, many In combination
ofatripea whieh are broken by a roeebod or two. Theeewlll make anrprle
intflv pretty summer froeka?and think ofttM krw priee I
First Floor?Wash GoodsSoetlon.
Swan Bros
KING AND PITT STREETS.
TRIPLE STRIP
Nemo Corsets
Made for Stout Figures.
Sizes 19 to 36.
Price $2 Pair
Nemo Corsets are guaranteed to wear longer than
any other corset because the triple strip re-enforce
ment prevents bones and steels from cutting through
the material.
DRY GOODS.
We Sell Flags
S'lk, Cotton, and H'ool Bunting FlagH
in all sues.
Priced from 5c to $15
Wool Steamer Rugs.
An indi.spensable articlo for an oo-itn
voyage or i trip lo tho mountaina,
Tbeae are Bootcb plaideffecta, in darW,
rich colorings. BotM are duptex;
heavy caterpillar fringe; large line of
ootora and pbida. It will i?y you to
inapect the large ataortment we have
gatbered to huII at
13.98 AND $5.00
UNSIURGH S BRO.
420-426 Seventh Street.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Hard Craba. Soft Craba. Deviled Craba
and Crab Salad
At JAOOB RRILLS RESTAURANT
footofKingSlreet
Open until 10 p. m. ?l>r7 6m
For the FourtL
Bodal evuiis and picnica will lind
that QUALJTV IC1 CREAM goes
the farthest, bocauso of ita guaran
tecd purity.
Bpecaal prioea on large quantities, all
llavors. Mail orders will be prompt
ly lilkd Wholesale and retail.
He BloCn Both Phones!
XI1K MF.MHF.KS OF A^XANDKIA
1 CCM NCIL, No. oar. royal ak
( ANl M are h.reby notlfied to be prea
ent at tbe atated meetlag to be held thia
eveniiig at 8 uelook, in Moehautea Hall,
Barepta lJuildiug.
Urand Regent, Henry K. *ield; Vice
Grand Regent, Miuotrea Folkea; l'aat
Grand Regent, W. T.laabuey,and I>ep?_y
GraudKpgoiit, A. D. Jackaon, will oftt
eially vlsit the counctl.
The offlcers and memberw ofueorge
Maaon touncil"are oordlally Invited to
iu preeent By order ofCouncil.
J. E. ALEXANDER.SacreUry.
FOR KENT.?A five rooro HOUSEat
*.>.i>i por month.
Appl.v io IBB" -South Fairfax hUeeL
Je26 u
Coloaael ?portin?; Keaort.
Havana, Juue 28.?Plans are ali but
completed today for beginning work on
what the prornotera intend to be the
biggeat sporting leaort in the western
hennsphere. It ia to be built on tbe
ingh banka of the Almendarea river, in
what ia known aa Buena Vista, juat fn
side tbe corpoiate limiu. It will be
backed by Cuban and American capital.
"They come high." "Tha beat are
the cbeapeet." Uur people want them
and we aay to the ladiea you can aee J.
1. Couain'eExcluaive etylee at 422 King
atreet, J, A. MarabaU 4 Bro.
Your Home Weicomo
Will be one that j.oi look tor
ward to %? i 111 much ndded delighl
If, upoti returnlng all hgged oul
IV.j our day'a work, ) our wlfi
ean have readj for you a bottle of
HofbrauBeer
Then you will moal fully appre
eiate tbuatrengtftenlng brew. It
will reatore your energy, furnlah
needed atiraulation to the Ured
body and put j "ii ln a fran.f
mlnd to reapond to tho pleaaant
reception awaiting j ou.
The usa of Uofbrau beer In the
home apella good oature, good dl
geatlon and e.I aleep. Let ua
?upplj j on with a caac.
RobertPortner
Brewing Co.
ALEXANDRIA. VA
'Phone No. 49-B
?thi: PAMING smn\.'*
Bkattng rinka and daacing halla and
musie of man] bnwa banda
ln ttii- \ anily 1'air" 'mld din and blare
I laaue thN command.
stop ? momenl and hear me, pauee
though pleaaure Ia rife,
And apare frorn j mir fi \\ oloua expenaea
adolbur bra j earof',Human Life."
Any Alexandrian viaiting Atlantlc
City and calllng at Washington Powl
tand, 'i oung'x ' >eean Pler, or at
Booth 113, Kxposition Building, Board
walk and Kentucky Avenue, can have
freca aample ofthfaexcellonl magazlne.
Anv patron <>!' < riimitoii liairy l.uneli
dropplng J. T. Henshaw a uoatcard can
baveaeopy free malled to their addreaa.
t \>ii:kon 1>\iit-\ II NCH,
905 Kintf Street. Open all night
tulpeper Bene laaaw, <uli>ei>er, Va.,
Jlllv I-.'., l!?IO.
Ai'cotitit theabore oeoaeton, Bonthern
Rallwav will aell redueed hre round trlp
tlekcts Julv :ird. Ith and Mli. 1910, from
all atationa between Waahlngton, Blue
mont, Harrisonbur^'. Pront RoyaJ, War
renton and Lynefaburg, llnal return
limit July oth.
Forl>enefit of patrona attendlng abore
occaaion s|.lal traina will be op
between Culpeperand ahoW grouoda be
glnnlng at !?::*> a. m. Jull Ith and ev.rv
hour (approximat. ly) tbereafter untllO
p. in.. inelualre, on the nh and 5th.
Fordetaiii'ii InformatJon call oo neared
agent or write L. 8. Brown, Gen, Agt.,
706 Plfteentfa st.. N. \\\. Waablngton,
D. C. _
k>k nr.NT.
1301 Queen. ? room, water.
?213 North Payne, 6 room*. water..
407 North West, 8 roomaand batfa,
nr?- bonaa. ti5.oo
W, H. PF.tK, tfwaea and PaiMMa,
fe2T3t _
~ linsi MISS IIKAIMM.
Aunt Polly Bassett's Singing Schule
Reeitalat gotJBf People'a BuiMfag
htomdai HiGarr, jim: Mib
?tSo'eloek. ADMI88ION, -?"-?
Eleotrie fans in hall to ke.-p you BOol
RefresbmenU aerved after evueert. City
pricea, faff R
DllY GOOD8.
Woodward & Lothrop
NEW YORK?WASHINGTON?PAR1S
CONTINUED SALE OF
A eontinuatlouof our saleoflast week. It Incltufoa every summer wm m
Btoek linen, silk, and lingerie?imported anddomeetle.
The reduetionsareaetual-a third toa hall-. an.l in BOflM instanco ev. n HBB
than half, fonnor priees. ..
BummerPreaaea,ofdotted aatln foulardand plain and changeablc tti cta mik-.
in-, \eral new models, includlntj the popular Rusaian Blotise effecU. .\ auVwiin
Panoj nei or laee vokes aud cuffs. and beautit'ulU bralded or triminod with Icr-ian
banda. Smuu have hiKh uec-ks and long steeve* othera Dutch neeka and anort
Btney aleeree. several skirt asylaeare anown, tneludlng medrapeat, taeatarw toaae,
aud the plain kiltod.
Special price, $12.50 eaeh. Begnhw prioi, 9S9M.
Summer Dresses, in diintv Uageiie etTeeta plain white and eoiored?Jn all tbe
moal erTeetl-e atyleaAabloned ofembroldercd Swl8?,dotted Hwlaa al -over laoo ana
sheer batiste, rlcbly trimmed with Bne laceand embroldery to match. Sorne aave
blgfa neeka and long ateeree; othera Dutch necks andahort Bleeves. Several 01 tne
aklrtaara |n the new tuuic etleots; others trimmed with narrow rufflea cd-cdwitn
Bne laee.
Special priees, BS.7S to $50, Begahu priees. $10.50 Io *65.
Summer Dresses. of white and eoiored linen in aoveral npw modeUr, inetudiiiK
the popular Ruaatan blooaa eflbeta. Some are ruand-ombrplt lered; wmeiri arwa
ti.allv br.iided: some are trimmed witb Ikncy buttons and black at^.anci ?l??*~
are trimmed with wide linen laee dyed to mateh. Some have bigh uecka and long
i\ee\ ee: others Dutefa ueeks and short laiicy aleei ea; all have yokes ol ciliu r m
ornet Roth tbe tuuioand plain kilted akfrta areabowa,
Special priees, $8 to 135 euch. Uepilar priees, $10.50 to H&
Third Uoor?G at
Stop and Think>Before You Buy That C ar
Remembev we, rourown townfpeople/atand hack'ofrthe ears we ?ell, inatyir.:
all adjuatinenta and looking after the cara generally for an Indennito pertod_<n
time. Bealdealnan"OTer1and"yougetatmpllelty,durabillty, eomforl and tne
most popataai eau Ia tha erorld.yjM>oae us and let na ahow you Hus masterpte
Myers Brothers, 115 N. Pitt Street
TT?TTTTTJTIXTTTTTTTTIXTTTTrtTTTITTlTTTIXTll?TLTIIXr
of Alexandria, Virginia
CAPITAL, $100,000 SURPLUS, $125,000
Officers
Edward L. Daingerfield, Preaident Carroll Pierce. Vice Pre.ident
J. C. Smoot
Worth Hulfiah
M. A. Ahern
Directors
Edward L. Daingerfield
Ja? W. Rolerta
Carroll Pi rce
Urban S. I. mben
KlOSOl'KCKS.
Loana. IMMBMH
i 9 Bonda to Heeure
oiroulattoa. loo.ooo.oo
Bonda to aeeure U. 8.
Depoatt. 1.000.00
ntlier ItoiuU and
s.ks. 8*474.08
Banklng Hoiiae and
Keal Eatate. B?6&97
Cash.1S,308.&3
Due from
Bankaand Re>
?erve Ajreuts. 131,079.38
- 180,287.91
LiABiLrnas,
Capltal. II0O.OXUM
Sumlu-. I"1'"""
rndivided Proflta. ... 22.7M.lfl
nratihtlon. W
dtH. "I
i 8. Depoall. 1,00008
ai.iax.lii.t
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01,008,144.48
iimnniiiiiiiiiih.
BARGAINS
In Lawn Mowers, Grass
Hooks, Lawn Swings,Ham
mocks, Lawn Chairs, Ice
Cream Freezers, Poreh
Screens and Curtains.
R. E. KNIGHT
621-23-25 King Street.
?a^-oTK'K TO GAS OONSUMEBA
QasMUa for thaquarter endingjnne
1,1910, bavlng beea dellvmwd, tins is to
le.titv all eonaurnera that a dlscount >>t*
lOceBta per 1.000 feet will be aUOwed <>n
ill hills paid on or before July 1,1010.
\l'n rthat date no discount will be al
lowed and dellnquenta will be reqtured
lo make early xettlement. By order of
the ? oumiitiee on Light
J. B WALLKK.
je.M-td Clerk of
Gold Tie Clasps
$1.50
Silver Tie Clasps
75c
Engravingf Included
R. C. ACTON V SONS.
Jewclcrs anci Silveramitha.
Weights and Measures.
Durlng the aeatt few daya I will bv in
myoffleein the Fairfax atreet wing of
tbe City Ball, from 7a.m. to 12m..for
tbe purpoae otusting weightsand meas
urea During the latterpartof the month
J will makfl my anuual rounda for the
purpoae of Inapaeatag weig-htsand meas
urea in nac in ttie city.
L. I). LYLLM, Market Maater.
je.l iw
WANTED?OKKTLEMXN for room
and board, or for table board only.
Jfl. f, Ramaay, 617 Caraerop atreet.
jel? lm?
No, you guessed
wrong. It's not the
womanbut?
ll'- tbe WOlks ili the watch
tbe mecli:iin-iii that telfa y6u wbee
it'- morning, bood e* oigbT
How about your watch
|><? - |l kei p coireit time"' If iiot,
let u> lii \oiii-caae with new workl ?
ataadard make- at kaweet priees.
SAUNDERS & SON,
629 King* Screet.
WATCH INSPECTORS I OR
SOUTHERNRULW..Y.
WANTED.
OMERA for 50 Ib-. lil.l K(,r. \->
BUTTEK received everj week, and m
will guarantee thia butter to ^iv.
W( :ii-? > kee|, cooking hutter
:it i II, Alaucountry atora buttorall
I the imr. 1 ?>??-!> Countn Kgga2Sc per
rJoa -? ? ?-i11k Chtokena, ~?- ib . Haking
| C'h -11- 20fl Ib.
fi G. THOMAS
919 King kVffi
: ,C87tf