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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-30

Die puu BEN Sub'&omite oes Bsltauas
feuuness Counties eutDotfeue Bin, Die nun
BEN a6usen @omtte uOr8sIsst 1OrSe1 III. b.
ftimrt. 6as bus gEtteuiGptai fir Die Gusfals
lung buIG 6ieutltt1e Su5iiyiptica nufss'
bru9t uuo bas Elm SGTlntisfouo Uon tdat
Nilioueu Dollars ge5tid1et ieiu mus, ebe
Die ausaeuuugs GORmtjEoH nit ttreR Irs
beitsn beginner innu: Die itbrtsen Barasra'
pbeu, bic aum Eheil 6er &aicaSo'sr, Sum
EhdI Der Rsn.gotfer 8oriage entaommeu
fub, beaiebeu fin Gui Die @c6haung Der Snbs
it,iptirnsIiaeu, bic sSahi Der Ssamteu uno
Ssrsu gmtstermiue unO Ssrinui ess &tGeu'
tbnms uud5 Der ansfsaune. ate AusaeIs
lnuss. ummiltuu ioa utt BEN Ssbge 1898
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-30

8ertiu, 90. Sanuar.- BrinIeiFu 9brt.
fian So9ter Der S0Hjsiu SlitO:ia, lieg. 81
Wlstbaoea on Ger Grippe oaruteoeC.
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ME ID grd6 III i'm abuebueu. 2Bi9EeaO
Der Ie9ten gBO5e far5eu bort 10 g!saI4ea
nm fPupr RrcuFhpit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1890-01-30

2oubou, 90. Saruar. - Dem 8sriJa2r
GorreigGn0erten Der ,Rap8" 8uioIg2 Ba5ea
fid bic Md@ts, rusi3e ban Congo 3:tra4
uuterBei5Heteu, In tbrsr GG.uort All bic
y!cte Bcrtugals aepeigert, iegeuO neIG2 &C.
metnlame. oiItjieqs 90. 3u erSget1u.
GaIpd PihtO if 30 2Ourea5o'UlaIqual an
Der 8elagcn. BGi aHgeiommeu. St 5grl8tet,
BAG IN tsr Brobiu5 OOBambique sur 32it l3t'
uer g6Ieiie pclfommeue Rube beTri1Ie.
QtIiabnu, 90. SauIr. - &c D.rlgnte',
bnB DGiCr SeIpa piuto aue @siEEbsait5z
8HdfGtsn cine Rsiie Ea5 @merfa ma3sa
pirb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
FOREIGN News.

DUBLIN, Dsc 1.-the enthusiastic meet
ing held here sat night avd the epeech then
made By Elr. Parnel has already had the
effect of Influencing public opinion in bic
iagor throughout Iceland and the number
OF his sdheren;s is growing rapidly.
LONDON, Dec 1.-The Peninsuler and
Osiental msl steamer Eepaul, which strand
ed On tho Pymcu b, Egg, breakwater,
during fog last night, sil be total wreck
PARIS, D5c. I'D. Huchard. head PMS
aiuian at ths Bchat hospital, will puolish
to-morron strong protest against the use
Of Professor Koch's newly discovered care
of tuberculosis
Bsn11N, Dso Id Behten writes thai
thus far ais experiments lo3king TO cure for
dtphthera have rot resulted successfully
II. vii. continue them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
tn California and the Far West

The Psnusy!vapia Railroad Company tes
irauourated series OF fcuFs ia 30 iun eerig
10 1891 to tie Pacific coast. Each icur vii!
DO lilaitec 20 one hunGred passengers, VITO
will travel In Puimau vestibu.e train.
Iurp!shed with Ike Iuxurioas appointments
OF this ricbeat home, With ladies' maid, ster :
cgrepher and typewriter, library, bnth ana
bsrbar, and smoking and library rocns, ana
an ob.ereatlcn ca. Tho fret tour leaves
New York February 7.h, ard speeds d.
rectiy 20 E4w Orlenna. aud then GU
TO Southern California, end directly nostp
to San Francisco, waere three wesks is a.
lowei, afer which the tiail is taken for
the hcre@ar6, trip via salt Laka City,
Colcrado Syringe, Denver. Omaha aud
Chicego The company hsF selected its
to urisp agents AID chnperons With special
view 10 their isnees. The rate for the
round trip is bot 1913. which includes al,
necessary travelling expenses to San Frnn-
ci7co and return, side trips to the most ct
tsac i've resorts in California, meals en- reute,
snd several carriages and stage rides OF
interest. Applications for accommcda-
tions should be made to Mr.. Geo. W. Bo1d
Assistant Genera! Passenger Agent, 2S3
South Fourth Street, Philadelphia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
Put Out in the Rain.

GRsENPoRT, L L, Dsc. 11.-There Is
s1no trouble tetgeen Captain William
D ;pnis OF the yeoat Norma and his handsome
wife, alice, who is ten yeas his junior.
Ga Saturday, evening Captain Dennis came
hone from Book yn and fadiug his wife
aastsd al me piauo lifted he's bodily snd
thrc9irg be, on. in the rain locked the door
Oh her Mrs Dennis ga risng beat and kicked
at tbs dos demanding her children and her
clothing. Finally she wen; TO her mothers
home abcrs ba!fa nils away. For some
time psst The go3sip3 of Gteenport have
been circulating storiss in regard to Mrs.
Dsnnis's acceptance Of the attentions of
Frank White, you1g Brooklyn man.
These s;ories faally came to the ears Of
Captain Depnis who bsosme 80 jealous that,
ae above stated, Ia tire. his wife cut of the
house.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

The only case IN the Court of Appeals yes
terday ives Young against Young, Which
was argued and sgeznitSed.
Development OF the coal mine nasr Hey
market hes been in progress for the psst
week. Msny persons have been usiog the
coal and pronounce it TO be of good quality
Miss Mary Veuable, eldest daughter OF
Col. Charles g. Venable, of the University
of Virginia, was married at Charlottesville
Yesterday to Dr. Charles L. Miner, OF New
York. Mics Matte Payne a5d Wm. w,
Waddel, son of the late L7t!eton WsGdeil,
were also married yesterday Ct ChsEiottes.
vile.
Ex-Gcv. Lee seys: SO fsr "a preference
for the democratic nomination for Presi-
dent is concerned, ,bipt; Senator Daniel Is
right In saying it would be wsess to Let the
Issues OF the campaign DC nov clearly de-
fired sud then 10 selec5 the man who best
represents them" The e1-GovesaC- did
say whether he prefers Cleveland or rot.
a few days $50 M:. Horace lfolett's
ele7en-year old boy Of Rsppaharnock
c3unty while in the woods saw q strange an
iua 10 tree. He went home, got the as-
sistsnce of colored boy of his owu age
and three dogs. TIE hoya cub The tree
fox in attempting to jump fell 10 tie ground.
Before it recovered from the feii ;ho dogs
klled 1t. 1t could have whipped dozen
dogs but for being stunned By The fall.
Tradition has it that rich silver mine SIX
lists near Washington, Rsppahsnnock
| county. which was worked steaitEily during
| colonial times when all such property be-
longed to the Crown. II Is well knowo that
rich piece of silver ore was az compare.
eivelg recent date found In the monntsins
near that place. Bat years afterwards,
| when is value was discovered, the lccellty
had been lost. The man Moved ou5 West
but on two occaeions returned and spen
months each tiGas locking for the spot hut
without svsil.
A committee OF the Virgins Legislature
is now in Richmond preparing report or
he oyster Interests Of the 8,ate, Ihe mcst
important question is whstber The State
should sell ia Oyster grcuuds or lease them.
| Members of the committee feel coDhjent
that the report will favor these points: Not
70 sell the grounds, tu5 &c lease them tcE
prof. rot exceeding i'teen yeara; to
abolish summer oystering in the Chess
p,ake bay; to make longer seasous In which
il Ia protihi'ed to caion oysters. Tnese 10
extend probably from ApsL! 10 to ce2ten-
I Der 10.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11


BULLS IN A CHINA SHOP III. was stated
10 the GAzsTTE bat Err. Parnel and hie
friends yesterday tooE forcibie possession oil
The offics Of United Ireland. in Daoin, stop
ped lie presses and turned out HIS orpo-
nenis. Late last night e strong party OF Ar,
Parnel's opponents made descent upon
and recsptured the Offices of United Ireland
The invaders destroyed all the "Ieadera'
which heG been prepared by MIR. Lsamy,
who was installed rs editor yesterday by
PARCEL, and turned all the matter they
found act up into the fire. Then they took
possession of the ledge.s and other books
acc documents belonging TO TIE concern.
All this wac done in !he name OF Wiiiiem
O3r!en a strong posse fTcm various la-
ooce.s' societies has been left as q garrison,
with instructions to remain on guard dsE
AID night and to resist By force any further
Intrusion by Mr. Psrnel and his friends.
a dispatch from Dabiin to-day says MT.
Parnell proceeded this morning TO the otiice,
and with the assistance of crowd CT ME
Supporters forced open toe door and again
toes possession. The police witnessed the
affair, but cid not interfere IN any way. TO
guard against any further s:tempa to recap
cure the office no one wss allowed to enter
and the doors ard windows were bolte3 81
barred.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
SALE OF WASHINGTON RELICS Tao auc

SALE OF WASHINGTON RELICS Tao auc
ton aae OF relics from the estate Ct General
George Washington opened last Dight in
Philadelphia. Il ia held in final settlement
CT tie estates Of Washington, OF bis execn-
tor, Lawrence Lewis, and Of Lsw!s'5 exacn-
tor, Lorerzo Lewis, aud Is e,ade By ordsr OF
e. L D. Lewis OF Vireiaia, sdminietislo or
to the estate of Wrs. Lorerzo Ls@is. l.
Includes 494 lots, embracing WaahinStons
private account books, letters and docu-
nsnta, bic personal etf.cta kept by relatives
ss meclentoes, number OF books from his
library ard from that CT his mother, msry
Washington, the family 3 BILE belonging to
Martha Washington, the music books and
miscellaneous books belonging 60 Ngl!y Cus-
tis, Washing:on'a ed ,p,od daughter, and the
libraries OF Lawrence Lewis AID Lorepzo
Lewis his son. To these relics are added
hy the suc,iocesr nearly AGO other lots OF 10
teresting autograph letters, >books &c, The
most important beingS Washingtor's lei
ter to Geuerai Lee respecting the capture OF
Benedict Arnold, sud Benjamin franklin :
letter written in the market to his friend
Jimmy" these letters being perhaps the
most valuab.s autographs oftbeir respective
su.hors.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

a COMPROMISE MEAsURg.-gae Mes YcIE
grocsrs advocating the sale OF f'uit ana veg
etables by wsight have coma TO the follow
ing compromise, which will interest the Viz
siuie truck farmers T1e Standard messure
is to he the uud-hoop -four barrel. the
stages to be 254 isobsa long. diameter Of
oiige 49, iucaef, OF the head II inchea cad
gin capacity OF 10@ qnarls struck inca
cure Tho rsiailcrs az fire. rejected tha
cor promise, bu5 wsre wiiine 20 smand
heir weight ordinance if the city Should
also be exempt 4rom the WEIGHT bg making
be foe for vio!stirg it 81 instead OF 80 enc
s1e time Of is teking effect August l, 1891
;aatead Of January l, 1891. Fruits 70 Sc sold
outside the ordinance. This will probably be
made ;hs law at tbs meeting o. tie board OF
Alderman Ftidsy next.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

Now THAT tbs democratic members OF
the congressional committee having The
r .am investigation liz charge have forced
their republican colleagues to continue that
Investigation, it is hoped they will not rest
unit! they compel the latter to make re-
port. Et will be public disgrace TO the
waole country if nan proved 10 De guilty
o! cffic;al fraud aud bribery ehall be allowed
TO dsbn.ss annually one hundred and fifty
million of the public money, even though
tia President may desi.e him to do 30.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

KILLED AN ELEPBAwT-Thes uperin-
tendent OF the ocgicaI Gardens in Cinclr-
natl succeeded yesterday evening" in killing
the vicious elephant "Chief," who received
zPiihou. evident discontinue eleven bullets
fred into bic forehead Tuesdag night. At
the eli aruoon effort IL flank attack was d.
cided upon, The fist ball was sens Ia the
direction of bis heart. Il apparently pre-
duced no effect. The second was aimed ut
his head hehnd and Eser tbs esr. This wes
eff9ctual end 10 few eecopds The big for
eigner was dead, but no' uu:i! II nore shots
we're fired. making the IS E, WHICH, With l.
Tuesday night, makes 24 shots in AL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
Fires.

New York, D5c. IL "a 6,e that occurred
8. 1:l0 o'clock this morning at 5O7 end 500
Broadway Gid total damage of $4,000
raree alarms we're sent out, as the FIRE
threatened &c involve the neigtboriDg build
inge, but it was finally got under control.
CHICAGO, Dac 1l-Nine families and q
qceensware firm were div II into the etreets
by Ere al 2;15 ihis morning on Wabash ave-
nue.. TO one wss fatally Injured, though
several women were overcome by flight end
had TO be carried ont Of the building. The
tioenaial los was about $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
ALEX N DIR [ A. V A
THURSDAY EVENING. DECEMBER IL,

TIE U. S. House of Representatives has
now been in session for eleven days, and
VET. during the whole of that time, Or.
Speaker Reed has been as mild mauneFeo
man az ever eat 10 the Speakers chair. Al
ths expiration OF every Congress vote oil
THANKS to the Speaker for the impartial and
bipartisan manner in which he has cch-
Quoted tie proceedings of the House is Us
ua. Tie term of the present Congress Will
exo;.e on the 4-h OF March. Maybe MT.
Reed imasines the democrats will forgive
what be did during The last session, II be
Will hehava himself during tie present one'
and therefore make no objection to the
adoption of the usual resolution referred
to, at the final adjournment of the House.
Ills course 80 for, at least, shows that be
kaows how to preside over the House.
though ne didn't do so properly during TIE
lasS session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

Masonic GEAND OFFICERS Tine II sonic
Grand Lodge OF Virginia, at its 113 b annual
communication In Richmond last night
elected the following { fl GERS Grand Master
John Howard Wayt, Of S.suatou f; ID. G.
NJ, ". H Pieaaents, of Eollins g. s VI
Mann Page, Of Pfioce Gaorpe J. WI Z.
Fitzgerald. oil Fsrmville; Treasurer, Wm. 7.
Alien, of Richmond; Secretary, Wa. 3
I-saca, OF Richmond 5. D., A. + Courtney
of Richmond, and J %, Francis a Rsed, OF
Alexandria. Over this lest ofice there wes
quite lively contest. The other candidates
were Senator D J. Turner, Of Norfolk, and
W l.. J. flies, of Colpeper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

les pow stated that 10 less THAI sight
million IVES the pro6s made By the silver
POO s By tho rassage of the present silver
bill! AID ;he fo:ekuowladgs that it would be
passed. And yet the republican congress-
men gul!ed the people with the assertion
that. the bill referred to would redonaed to
thar bsusG. Uader republican admins
trat;ous he sfT4lrs of the country ere coz
duotel IN the interests OF the rich ct the x
pense oflhe peer. But the result ofth recent
election shows that the iatier have ct lest
grove tired Of the gross outrage TO which
they have been so loag sutj scted, aad will.
stand ii 10 longer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

CoNesEss Ia the Senate yea'erday Mr..
George spoke for fcpr hours against the
Force bill.
Mr. Hoar, referring to tins notice which he
he'd previously given of 8 motlon for night
session to continue the debate, said that, on
consultation with several Senators, hewould
not make that motion then.
An order was made for 3 reprint of the
el .clione bill, with the House provisions end
the Senate provisions 10 parallel co'umos.
Congress will probably take the u:ual holi.
day recess. There will be no River aud
Harbor bill passed at this Session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
Republican Caucus.

As stated in tne GAzsTTE, the republican
Senators hsid caucus yesterday 10 consid
al what acsioa SHOULD be taken in regard tc
the Foros bill, hut no dsdcise action was
tekeo ana another caucus will be held Oh
Monday. There WAS thorough discussion
of tina present state Of G fairs 10 the Senate
with which gacara dissatisfaction WAS ex-
crossed hu: tee western Senator'S were par
icuiarly aement in thsir condemnation,
Urging tue uecessitF ofi@ "a aGiate action to re-
liege the stress in fioanca circles. Tbeitiends
of the elections bill, however. defended the
management OF that NEE sure, and professcd
their wiiliucncss 20 adopt any feasible
course 10 secure apsedy sction upon it.
| The result OF the deliberations of thu eau.
cus vas 81 agreement that the elections bill
should DO kept 5etcre the Sepale for the re-
| msitdsr Of mis- week ct iels>.
Tie ceraus com miftes submitted two
rules, one for general previous question
ano the other specific and applying solely
| to tbs debate On tile elections biz. They
were cssrged to canvass the Senate, aud
escer;an what strength could be oouEts d
on for the general rule. To meet the views
of the silver senators, Cbairman Eimunda
IVES authoriz ID To appoint committe OF
ak senators 10 act With the republican
members OF Zoe finance committee liz de-
yising soma scheme of financial relief for
the country.
Msssrs. Cameron and Qaay Kept away
from the caocas.
Tue Philadelphia Record says: Hoar's
Force bill is TO be side tracked and some
financial measure taken up. The only qnee-
ton now is bow it is 20 be done. Some re-
pubiicaus want 10 lay the Fierce bill aside
Temporarily" by the party vote. Oilers
prefer to see il leid aside by the votes OF ell
YER republicans and democrats, thinking II
| will stiff n up thu other republicans against
free silver. They recognize the fact that
the republicans ere weakening on this ques.
| ton constantly Conservative republicans
ate alarmed at the slvsr situation blu!
they are oougratUssing themselves on the
death of the iorce bill snd the population
Of c'otn!e.
The New York Herald says: "Mr. Teller created
something Of q sensstion by announcing in sci
terms that he wss dissatlsfi with the Force bill
and would vote sg4inst Ut. HIS colleague Mr.
Walcott made q simisr ststemeut, although he
did not stste positively that he would sntagon;z!
the measure.
'.6en .tor Cameron is reported az saying to q
friend: 'L will vote against the election bill whit t.
ever form il may as uple. l am opposed to it in
DIT II i lie and in its detsi's. The South is now re
sumins quiet cos ditioh. No! them capita has
b ,en flowing into the South in great quantities
manufacturing establishments havo been created
aud s,e now II fuil operstion and community OF
commsrc al interests is fast obiterating sectional
lines. The election l&w would disturb this de-
sirsblo condition aud produce ill.fseling between
the North and ecuth'"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
Mexican Girl CAPTURED

Ell PAso, Tex, Dec. l1.-Wbi.y threa
youag Mexican sister, ccowpsnisd by
their cousin, led SIXTEEN yesrs ole, we're
returning home last night, three Mexiosns
jumped cut of en- aley, and each one Sc 6
a girl. The youthfu! escort attempted to
defend the girls, and was abot twice. Tbs
two elder girls escaped, but the youngess
one was carried away I is believed she
was taken across the border. The girls are
daughters of jean Measu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
MONETARY AFFA1gs.-Io Wall street yes.

MONETARY AFFA1ss.-Io Wall street yes.
terdey tbs stock market receded, after the
rapid Advance. and the close was at lover
figures. Go!d bu'ion to the amount of
$500 OG0 gas drawn from the Bank of Eng
land ,or shipment to America, making 9S27 :
600. or sbou. 81 $50 900 in the past two days
Secretary Windom completed his accept
ancs OF 4 per cent. bonds, and declined to
extend the purchase beyond IS 0C0 900 He
xiii crnsiDue the pnrohase OF As as usual,
ana ,yill also take 100000 6vst mortgage
Pscifa Railroad bonds for the onion Pacific
piosing fund. The treasurer purchased
395 600 ounces Of silver at 103 to 104.47.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
MONETARY AnD CoaMENGIAA

New YoRK. Dec 1.-THE rosctionary spirit
WIS still strong in the stock market this morning,
and while tho changes in the opening prices from
those of last evening were quite irregular, they
wore in majority OF cases occ!incs. AS usual OF
late, the general list was quito dLtl. The down
ward movement was very pronounced in too carly
trading among the leaders, u the pressure to sell
subsequently, abated thsae prices, aud SLOW re-
coyery set in. which was sufficient TO bring most
of tbs Iiss up to and beyond the opening figures
and he weaker stocks nearly to those points. Tho
later trading develo ED feature VIII Iteyer. and
at / O'Clock the market was quiet end firm, gem
er4lly at shade better than The opening prices.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
las5 session.

HE Gorge ssional committee that inVes'
ligated the forgery in the famous OHIO bal
lot COX case has not yet made it's report,
thcugh it is understood the report has beer
prepared aud ia in the hands of the commit
tees republican chairman. As the charges
were brought by republicans, as the majority
OF the committee is composed of republicans
snd az its members were selected with the
object otsscurins an scqnttai of the accused
ex-Gcv. Foraker, why the report has NOT
vet been presented is little strange, and
suggests tha IDEA that with 81 the n1eaps
that were adopted to clear Mr.. Foraker, the
e7;dsaoe seainst him was too direct and
rasisive to obtain tast result. limo repno
iicaa memb of the House will ask tbs Iea'
son ofthe delay 10 the presentation Of the
report, why doear's some democratic mem
her do 80?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

HE PHILADELPHIA Press says, "thif
country saves one thousand millions year
an salts Ii down" Oh, 10! The repuoll'
can admins! ration robs the people of the
country of more than one thouSand millions
wear for the benefit CT favored few, end
g, far from "salting any Of it down" leaves
q large def sit in the revenue, 60 as
to create Oh excuse for exacting more from
the sl.eaGy tax ridden people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

A MALONE BALLoT-BcX Mr. IN lee
Mahone, son of Gee. Wlllaw Mahooe, hee
invented patient oalot-5ox, which Le
has been exhibiting around tbe Cspfo IL
Washit gton with view to having it
adopted bs The federal government and
provided fos in TIE force bill. According
TO the model the patent in TO prsven BE- =
lot-box stutliiDg. There is al autc Dle &c
arrangement which rreieters and punch q
every ticket dropped into tho slot. Shorl 8
moro than one ticket b. folded tORetktr
and deposited in the box they will q
punched with the same number, az pr
vision is mad by which onIy one deposit
osn be made at cDce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

THsRE IS plenty of currency IN the cum
sry If those who hold IL would let 1t loose
But if there we're ten times more, and dcz
en- men have i. in their power to heard it
10. stock j,bbing purposes, there would be
littls Of it IN circulation as there Is now.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11

out and started toward her. she drew a
pistol and fred at his head, cutting Of .
lock OF hair. he fell 10 the i}or aud jusis
ed by yelling that he bad been murdered.
but she cody told him she he'd net brought
blood but would II she did not get tbe m9t :
eY. BE eturaed the monef.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-12-11
Not Guilty.

MAYS LANDING, N. J Dec. II Tie
jury il the case Of joseph f Ycuaf, OF
Philadelphia On. trial FIR the ;curder of his
WIFE in hotel at Atlantic City ny SHOOTING
her Oh tie discovery Of wbas be believed to
be convincing evidence OF her Gnfaiibful-
nesp, to-day returned 3 verde q nol guilty.