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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26
The Indians.

PINE RIDGE AGENCY. Nov. 26 The L.
diane are In state IF nervous terror, soG
yesterday afternoon, when the soldiers went
out to drill, it was with the utmost lliculty
that stampede vas prevented. Tney ere
constantly on the alert, keeping their ponies
near at hand, ready to mount them at the
irst sign Of al attack. Word was received
last evening that go lodges Of Rosebud In-
dams we're raiding the homes of se.tlers
near Porcupine creek. The settlers them
selves had A,wn and left ell their household
gods, together with the stock. The ma
tauders are supposed to mum Der aboa. 200
persons.
Fosr SULLy, s D, Nv. &c I, is evi
de mt that hostile Indians from the Qraad
River, Cheyenne, Rosebud and Pms Ridge
agencies are massipg st some point. They
are we'll armed and have plenty OF an mani-
ton. The place Of eetlpg agreed upon is
reported 20 be heavily wooded point on
the White river days hard ride from Pine
Ridge agency and Rosebud.
CHICAGO, Nov. 26 "A morning paper says
that Buffalo Z II has received commission
from Gen. Miles to proceed to the scene OF
the Indien scare in the northwest. The ex-
act nature OF his mission is not known. Re
left last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26
Interesting Experiments.

LONDON, Nov. &c An interesting series
of experiments was begun to day in the use
of Prof. Kocb's curative lymph st the King g
College hospital, DR.. Cheyne, one of the
physicia, attached to The hospital, who is
a friend OF Prof. X zen, had succeeded ia
procuring quantity ofthe lymph, aud tc-
day gave the frs. ipisction to four patients,
one of whom was suffering from tuberculosis
Of the hip, another from tuberculosis of the
foot, another from lupus il severe form,
ar another from phthisi5. Watchers have
been selected who will take turn In noting
the effects of the innoculation. a large
numbsr Of doctors and students were close
chargers of lhe method of treai ment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

conspicuousIy as he Gid when he was mem
Der OF the minority. The latter still looks
Ike Napoleon, hut as Napoleon prisoner
rather than as Emperor. He was gazing at
the iorg line of pic,ures of e1-Speakers that
hang on the walls of the House lobby, 1t
might have baen, wondering If the
calamity that has oYertaken him and
his party wculd have happened II the
later had put him instead of Mr.. Reed IN
the Speakers chair. He still says he can
net see how tie tariff and the silver bills can
be changed by the same Congress that en-
acted them. Mr.. Reed seems TO agree with
him on this suti ct and says Congress- VIII
have plenty OF other work to do. MIR. Reed,
aor for that matter, anybody else. seems to
pey any attention to the vain rumor that
the democrats in the next House will In.
vestigete the means by which he secured
his re election. Seine democrats, however,
have expressed the hope MIR. Reed may lind
it as hard to catch the eye OF the democratic
Speaker of The next House as Messrs.
Rogers, Springer and other democrats In
this Congress have found it to catch hls.
Fred Douglas is still here. His prolonged
absence from his post rs minister to Haytl
has revived the once denied rumor That re
and his white wife are not agreeable TO Inc
Haytisn government nor to the other tor
eien ministers to that government, and that
be will not go back there. Next to Lang
ston, Douglass is said to be more oblectiona-
BILE to the white people Of this city than any
other negro who lives here. They say his
airs are almost ineuherable.
It's understood that the nomination OF
Associate Justice Millet's successor on the
Supreme Bsnch will be sent to the Senate
early next week, but there liz, as yet, no In
timation Of the identity of the nominee. 1t
is said here that Chief Justice Fuller was
appointed, over Justice Field, on the recon-
mendatIon of Associate Justice Harlan, a
republican, and the two republican Senators
from Illinois. Whether that be 30 or not, no
body supposes that Justice Millers success
s)r will be- appointed on the recommends
ton of q democratic Justice and either Two
or thirsy-tBo democ'aic Senator's.
| 1t il said that if the surveys OF Potomac creek
! and Upper Machodoc creek on the Potomac river,
provided FOR at the last sessionot Congress- be Ia
yorsble both those creeks will be provided for N
the next river and hsrhor BILL that is, II the re-
public,ns leave any money in tia treasury.
According 10 the report Of the Commissioner OF
Internal Revenue, issued late yesterday Virginia
and Missouri make nearly all the tobacco export
ed from this country, the former over ten nlliloh
pounds-twice as much IS the lstter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

A BRIDAL CRIsIs.-'This wedding can't
90 on Everybody get on !" Half hundred
cred wedding CUES gathered at the house
of John Orr. in Camden, to witness the mar
risgs of O.rs ward aad housekeeper, Miss
Anna Smith, to George W. Welsh, last
night, were suddenly confronted by Or
himself Fl ,urishing revolveraud excitediy
declaring the whole affair IF The CUES g
had brought their presents, least had been
arranged, the bride vas all dressed and sat
in her room awaiting the arrival of Rev.
Charles D. Spkiuson. the clergyman who
was to have performed the ceremony. or,
it appears, had been nerving himself to bear
the loss of his housekeepar by frequent i'm
billings. and was in an excitsble mood. Rey.
Mr.. SjDkinaon jumped lightly from Broad
way car. U1der his stm was ths msrrage
certif a.e, all filled ont, bat he was met
with pistols point By Mr. Or, who told
him the whole thing was, The preacher
returned to his home. Welsh andihi5 bride
to.be escaped to the house OF friend. They
wiIi probably be married under more favor
able auspices to. philadelphia Record.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

To M. BROW WILL be generally observed
throughout the North as Thanksgiving
DAP. And we'll may it be, for never, since
the first ooe, when the ship arrived from
England qith provisions for the hai-'tsrveo
Plymouth Rock Colony, have the descen-
daats of those psopie had greater cause for
th4nkfulness than they now have for the
eat victory they have recently gained over
til men who for thirty years have increased
tbs price of almost everything they have
had 10 buy, but have not Increased their
Waees sccorGinsly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26
The u. P r 2.

BosroN. Nov. 26.-Tne meeting OF tbs
Uolon Pacific directors was held to-day
President Charles Francis Adams submitted
his resignation In au address to the mset!ng
The designations of Messrs. Charles F.
Adams, John P. speulding. James A. Rum.
eyll and Samuel Carr, j.. were accepted and
Messrs. Jay Gould. Russell Sage, H. B.
Hyde and a. E. Orr were elected directors
and took seats at the board. Mr.. Sidney
Dillon, already director, waa elected presi-
dens. The resignation of Vice President
Lane rendered hi, morning. was cot ac-
cepted asa be nil! be retained in that POSI-
ticn,
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The Oregon Improvement Company

New YORK, Nov. 26.-The Oregon la
provemeut Company to-day issued en-
official statement that it wou'd default on
the interest on the FIST mortgage due De-
cember 1, and would be unable to comply
with the sinking fund provisions. The
l,atiog debt amounts to $1,000 900 in de-
mand loans, with new consolidated bonds
pledged as security,
SEATTLE, Wash, Nov. 26-The sppli-
cation for the appointment Of a receiver for
tho Oregon Improvement Company Yves
the one subject of conversation among the
railroad men. Tnare was general agree.
ment that tho railroads, the building OF
which was the immed ate cause of the COM
pany's difficulties, were only built for the pur-
pnse of booming town sites. and afterwards
being stl 10 scms of the great railroad com.
OsnitS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26
COMMON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting OF the Common Council
of the city of Alexandria, Va, held on the 2o;h
day OF November 1890, there were present John
T. Sweeney esq, President, and Messrs. w ..
Moore Aitcheson, Snowden, G. N. Moore, Fisher,
Kraft Ballepger Jones' Davis Harrison Strid II,
French smoot, Uher. Harry Smoot and McCnen.
The following reports OF The Committee on Gem
aral Laws were adopted; viz: Tho Iecommenda
ton that The resolution designating the Auditors
flee as the depository OF the minute books and
pagers of the City Council DO adopted also tae
recommendation that no action be taken on the
resolution appc hitting Sesler of Weights and
Measures and t, securing new weights, measures
and balances; also the recommendation that the
petition of T. j. Fannon to be relieved of taxes on
certain Of his property on account oil dsnlsge by
tho Henry street sewer, and that the petition oil
F. J. Travers & Co. aud others for the aho lSion OF
Oyster Inspector be laid on the table.
The peiit;on of E. Rosenthal for reduction OF
rent WAS referred to the Committee on Finance
A resolution in refererce to the grading, &c, OF
Oronoco Princess, q cen, and West streets, ana
the On ploy mcnt of an engineer TO conduct the
work was referred to the committee on streets,
with Instructions 10 report at mex meeting Oh
Council.
The following wero received from the Beard %
Aldermen and their sc ion thereon coDcurred IN ::
The committee on streets report upon the resou-
ton providing for tho repairing OF the square on
Lee street. between Q ieen and Princess streets !;
also the report OF tho same committee Oh Ioe pet,
ton of Jn0. A. Marshall to have curb reset ana
gutter laid in front of his property also the reso
luton ia reference to the removal OF tho railroad
tracks on Henry street. Under this resolution the
President appointed Messrs Fisher Snowden, and
McCuon the committee on Tn part of this board.
On motion the Board of Aldermen wcre invited
to meet this b ard in joint convention for tie pur.
p9se of elcc,ing FIRE Warden for tho 4th Ward
and School Trustees from the LIST, End, Bird and
4lh wards, which invitation being accepted snd
tho two boards being in joint convention assem-.
bled, the following persons having received
the required vote were dec AIRED elected:
Fire Warden Fourth Ward, Geo z. Hill
School Trustees --Fir Ward, 7. d. Fondall.
Second Ward, Henry Strauss.
Thi Ward, H. Bryant.
Fourth Ward, W. F. Vincent.
The joint convention then dissolved.
The board then adjourned.
Teste: JNO. I. JOHNSON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria GaaetteI
VASE. va FOX. d. o.. Nov. 26, 1880.
The War Department this morning re-
ceived news hat the Cheyenne River ln-
dams have abandoned their ghost dance and
come 10 for rations. Great benefit is b
lieved 10 have resulted from the employ
ment of friendly Indians as government
80 1u5e, and the Department has lst author
liz ID Gen Miles TO increase the NUMBER Oh
such sc,uls In the department. OF Dakota TO
1900 It is said ut srmy headquarters that
tne payment OF Sl3 pes month TO each Ii.
dian scout, wi. IL tbe privilege of wearing g
blue arm9 b ouse, and an acknowledged con-
nection with the .. 8 government, are TO-
dncements too powerful for the average In
dian to resist, as was demonstrated in the
celebrated Crow outbreak. Special Aeent
Cooper, at the Pine Ridge Iodisn agency,
has telegrsphed here that the situation
there is unchanged. The turbulent element,
he says, seem restless while the loyal are
quiet AID salisf ID. The agent says be does
not anticipate trouble tha! Will lead to blood
shed.
Prominent republican congressman now
here say their party in the coming session Of
Congress can n OF. without ultifyipg them
selves. alter the Mckinley tariff bill. Bills
relating 10 articles not referred to In that
bill, they say, may be passed, out the duty
imposed oy The Mckinley bill can not be ..-
moved or reduced without making the man
who passed that bill ridiculous,s and therefore,
though the democrats may attempt to
change the bill, the republicans must OIL act
and make them lie over until the next Con-
gress.
1t is tumored here to-1ay, on the au'hori-
ty of a republican congressman from Kan
sae, that Mr. Polk, Chief of the Farmers Al
lance, is doing all he can in quiet way to
help the reelection of Senator Iogals. II
this be true, the Alliance party will be short
er lived than the know II ,thiDg party, which
sprang ny just as suddenly.
Among che congressman at the Capitol
to-day were Mr.. Speaker Reed and Mr.. Nc
Kiney. The former has lost his sws9eer
with his surcingle, and now looks almost SO
mild hammered and dresses as plainly and in
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

Mr.. SPEAKER REEDS motto for the pro-
osedinqs of the q. S. House Of Representa-
tiyss during the last session was "Dusiness'
Asthe coming session, deducting Sundays and
the Christmas recess, will hardly be longer
than sixty ight days. and as all the regular
appropriation bills for carrying on the govern
meat must be passed during that time' l.
would be we'll if Mr.. Reed would re-adopt
she same motto for 1t also. and exclude oil
matters that must of necessity provoke
soaab5les aud demand the presence OF e
uaorum of his own party, such, for instance
as the Force, the reapportionment and the
redistIiotng bills.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

THE ANNUAL report OF the MI. Vernon
Ladies' Association has been reoeiVed. L
sacws that tie association is in prosperous
coalition, and that Mt. Vernon. under lite
management. is improving year by yesT.
Mrs. Emma Ball, widow of the late Judge
Ball, of Leesburg, is the Virginia member OF
the association. The pumber OF visitors last
wear exceeded that Of all previous years ez-
cent one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26
Tex A N DIR [ A. " a
WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 26.

A SHADE more OF community of interests,
public spirit, enterprise, support to those
who would push the city, disposition to lay
down dollar without expecting to pick up
two on the instant. buying at home, and
last, but not least, advertising, would help
Alexandria in every way and promote the
welfare of every body who lives here. Pee
ME with money are so anxious to invest 1t
safely that they ere willing to put 1t 10 the
proposed two and two and halt
per cent. government bonds. II proper rep
rasentations of the advantages of Alexan-
ac,a were made to them, In proper man
ner, it is hardly possible they would not pre-
far to place it In business industries to be
located here, where it would be equally at
safe and great deal more profitable. Git
les, like men, to succeed, must help them
selves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

"sum up at night what thou hast done by
day," but it is of no consequence. unless
your reck onlpg embodies box OF Old SauPs
Catarrh Cure for your inaGenZe.
"May your troubles only be little once"
and may you always have DR.. Bull's Baby
Syrup handy, said an obi bachelor to new
~ married couple.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26
VIRGINIA NEWS.

James L. Lowe, OF Durham, n. c.. was
arrested in Richmond yesterday charged
with bigamy. Love bas wife and three
children in Durham. Ia lef5there Satur
DAY with Mis- Grace Campbe |, a very pretty
girl sixteen years of age. They reached Rich
mond Monday ard registered at tbs Mer-
chants Hotel as MIR. and Mrs. Lowe"
Lowe was taken to the s!ationhop5s as SION
ss put under arrest. He talked freely shout
the matter, but denied that be acd Miss
Campbell were marTi' d.
Patents ware granted Yesterday to.shs
following Virginiana: Marks, r lstoo q
Sauer, Richmond, suspendiDg device for
electric wires VIM. r Musser, Lynchburg,
signal lantern Edwin n. Pratt, Warsaw,
apparatus for operating oyeter tcngs; Ava
Tatum, Norfolk; metal boring machine
SAMUEL E. Wheatiey. Washington, ID. Q ,
assignor to Wheen Electric Railway Com
psuy, Alexandria, Va, trolley for under
ground electric railways sane, as6ignor to
tame, ouduit for electric railways.
Ia his report The Commissioner Of Inter-
ma Revenue says: 1.-THE quantity of distill-
ed spirits remaining in bonded warehouses
June so lass-S9, 721 053 gallons-s the
largest quantity 80 held at the close Of cry
fiscal year eiuce 1882 The report shows the
following numbers of special taxpayers 10
Virginia RaciiferP, %; retail liqaor deal
ers, 1902; Wholesale lqrnr dealers. Sc;
manufacturers of cigars, 1872; deal rs in lssf
tobacco d. AS; dealers 10 manufactured to-
oacco, 34S; manufacturers of tobacco, $50 ;
pedders of tobacco, s; brewers, 2; retail
dealers 10 malt liquors, So; wholesale desl-
ers In malt lIq 1ors, % retail dealers In oleo-
margarine, 4. Total, Ii l67.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

A COPY of the second edition of DR.. Mor-
teiro's Wsr "Reminiscences, by the Surgeon
of Mosb,'s command. has beer received
from is publishers in Richmond. The book
ia Interesting to all readers, and especially
to people living in this secaon OF the coun-
try. and now that the var feeling Is dying
out, those OF ali paris, who liee TO Rno" Inc
trntb. can read il without having their angry
pass;ous reused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

1.-THE report be true that The recent In
dian scare was caused by white men for pro-
FL, In one shape or another, ell those en-
gagged In promoting 1t should be exposed and
punished. And that no guilty man escape,
there should be an investigation Of the mat
tar at once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

TIE MoKINLEY bill caused an advance
in tbs price OF common window glass. Yes
teraay tie glass trust determined to make
hay while the sun shines and made en- add
tionel advance of fVs per cent. in the p'ice
Of The article referred to. Why, of course,
the tariff ls for the special benefit OF the
class OF people who uss cheap window glass.
For ike reason clear sky indicates rain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

THE FACT that performances were given
in two of the lhestrcs in Providence last
sludsy shows that not only have the B.ue
Laws been repealed in New Eogiand' eui
that even decent regard for the proper and
reasonable Observance OF Sunday he's ceate
10 exist in tue laud 10 which once men were
not permitted to kiss their wives on that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26
Court of Anneals Yesterday.

Undertakes administrator against Jen-
niT and others. Argued and submitted.
Humphreys vs. Richmond and Manchester
Railroad Company passed.
Muir VS.. Muir, Wilkinson vs. Merrill, Yer
non aud wife vs.. Farmers executor, Boil
ling We. Boiling, end Berkeley and Harrison
vs.. Tinsley continued.
Boulwsre and Williams vs.. levitt; ar
eued for plaintiff 10 error,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26
The Newfoundland Bait Law.

HALIFAX. N. g., Nov. 26-The Supreme
Court has upset all the convictions recorded
against American vessels for violations OF
the bait law and mulcted the government
ia heavy law expenses. The effect OF Inc
iudgmsn. is to compel the government to
refund to American and Ososdian vessels
the amount of license fees improperly col
lected from them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

A good investment is bottle OF DR.. BULBS
Cough Syrup, for it never disappoints. %
cents per bottle. Sold by all dealers.
Many discard the old remedies.-per'ons
who have t:ied anodynes In The form OF
opistes and various go called specifics for
rheumatism, have all discarded them SO
worthless, and now give Salvation Oh! their
unqualified Endorsement. 25c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26
MONETARY AND coam.aclBl.

New Yogx. Nov 26-ThO stock market Q: en-.
cd comparatively qaiet this morning, but pr ces,
continuing the decline Of yesterday, were geno1
ally from i 10 h per cent. lower thsu last even
ing. They displayed no inclination to go farther
in the downward direction, however, until the
pressure was suddenly brought again to bear and
the market sprsng into activity, and rapid dc
clines followed The Improvement WAS as sba p
as the deciae had been, and the losses we're quck
" regained in all the leading shares These prices
we're not fully msatsined, but the firm tone con-
tinued, and at IL o'clock tic market was fairly
active and firm, generally at something be ter
than first prices.
BALTIMORE, November 26-Virginis conses
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

F'oar is more firmly he'd by both mIIIofs NJ
hoders of stocks, but there no changes 20 no.,
imq uotstions. Wheat is stronger and active f.
choice samples, which are needed by home m lIi
low grades are still q1iet and sell as to qnaiij
and condition; hence the wide range from SO u
81. Corn 50a55 for now 10 old was oierod q
day it would bring cent or two more Rye G2 TO
Oats 49a5l. Eggs 27a2S. Butter moves Slow $
ut dec.ino-l3alS. Potatoes 5OT5. App e.
81 75a5. Polk lay Poultry is scarce. Mil
feed is wanted. H,y is steady. Thu Stay being
national holiday, the Corn EXCHANGE will M
be open ard the business houses will be Closed
T 9 o'clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

BALTIMORE, Nov. % Cotton q lot; nj =
ding 93s. Fl,ur dull and unchanged. whest ?
Southern frm hut scarce, FaltE $500 longbofFy
95s10o; No 81 steamer No roo "a Weston
firm No winter red spot and Nov 81 =. q
94ha94aa Jan 9Glas9oai May 103ibaj o. "a
Corn Southern Irregular and easier; white ne .
52a5S yellow now 5 la57 Western steady mlg-
ed GO; November 67%i year 57%i J II 5S; u y
sos, 400. Dat, still; ungraded Southern sad
Penoa 49451 do Western white 50a52 do mis-
1880; graded No , 51s52. Rye frmcr prtn.c
to cho;ca 7G.17 good to fair 73a75. Hay duiIi
prime 10 choice timothy $11. Provisions iino
sugar quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

81 Nicholas fer December, its Christmas
nun Der, has been received from its put
lIshers, The Century Company, New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

While lady was standing in front Of jsweiy
C ore in Washington yesterday evening her foot
siippsd through the iron grating which had to be
cut before she could extricate her her leg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

T.ifcttcs a magazine of New York, Paris, Lon
don and Berlin fashions, for December, has been
received from its publishers in New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

James Milton Smith, Ex-Governor of
Georgia aud judge Of the Supreme Cours CT
the Celambus Circuit died yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

Tho Thanksgiving number of Tie YouL'a Com
panicn has been received from the publishers IN
Boston.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

The sale Of lots al Glasgow yesterday
emouused to S106 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

CHICAGO, Nov. 26-11:35 a. Wheat
9iAsG4as May 1919. Corn-Ucc 52l2; n
54As55. Oats nominal; May 46Aa5Gas
Pork-Jan ST. 22la; May 2 OBJ. Lard
Sc 2Oa6 22a; May SC 671a. Short ribs.
S. 62lA MAY Sc 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

NEW YORK, Nov 26-Cotton q1iet and s'ca5y s
uplands 8 ZIG; Orleans 9%.; futures stea
at the decline Flour du ! ana unsettled. VIII
dull aud easy. Corn dull and weak. Pork qaie
and steady at $40 50al2. Lard quiet and cas.
at Sc 27lb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

BALTIMORE, November 26.-Virginis coasois
=; 1O-4Os :; do IS 64las647s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

LONDON, Nov. 26.-An explosion occurred
in q coiery near Bolton to-day, AID eight
miners were killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-11-26

rtyOILET AND .ERASIVE SOAP will remove
crease pitch rGrnish, paint, dye CT leather siains
from the skin or clothing without injury. Price
I < oontz For sale nv