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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
The Elections Bill

WASHINGTON, Jau. l5-The to.s! vote
cast las. night in the Senate on Mr.. Hoars
N ,tion to taxa up Tho elections bill was &c,
exclusive Of thu vote of tbs Vica President
Twenty-Five Senators were recorded as alb
sent includiug twelve republicans and ten
democrats. As matte. Of fact, Senator H.
gals vac prasent, bus RETAINED f:om voting,
aad four Of the republican Senator'S, while
not ia the ch, amber whsn the yois was
t.kan, were in the city. Tne actual repub-
Iican abseasses we're seven In number-Ssn-
a:ors Blair, Chandler, Farwel. Moody, Pet
tigrew, Pierce aud Squire. The republican
v,,e was SO (sxousivs of the Vice Presi.
q .Dtl, or IL less than q quorum, so
that If the democratic Senators should
resort 10 the plan of refusing to
vote and in this are joined by
Senators Stanford. Teller, Walcott, Jones
Of Nevada, Stewart and Washburn Che
republicans who voted with them last night
the aigcca es OF tia election bill! would re-
CURE the sttendauc, ofsix of these seven
actual ab3en;eas bsfors they could proceed
with the msaeare, or could act upon the
closure rue Ga the other hand, II the six
republicans who voted with ths democrats
las. night should cot go to the length OF
technically absen.ing themselves, and should
content the mselves with casting their votes
~ opposition to tbs republican majority,
tha latter would have az even quorum ex-
usvs cf TIE Vies Presidents vo,e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
DR. Koch's Lymph.

BERLIN, Jan. 15-Dt. Kooh's report pub
ished to-day. describing thu composition OF
bis lymph ID comparatively brief. It says
tia lymph consists of gyce,ine extract de-
rived from The pure cai7ation ofth tuber-
c,e bsoili. Nest reports" he ssys, "sgree
that despite the comparatively short du.a-
ton OF the application many parties have
shown more or less pronounced improve
mont. II bas been sffitmed that in not @
Few cases even e cure has been established.
) sbdng qniie By itself ia the assertion
that the remedy msy not only be dangerous
10 cases watch haVe advanced too far-a
fact which may forth with bs conceded, but
also, that 1t actually promotes the tubercu-
loua process, being therefore Injurious. l can
orig cay that everything l havs la.terly
sesu accorda with my previous observation.
After suit ,ient car Fl .matory testing the
importance Of the remedy lie proved my next
task is to apply thu principle underlying
the discovery to oihsr dlseases."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
a lex A N DIR "A. " A
THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY is.

IFrHE U. 8. Horse of Representatives.
al al concur, as it undoubtedly will If MI
Speaker Reed will allow 1t to do go, in the
action of the Senate on the free silver Dill,
Nj. Harrison, conscentiously opposed as ne
ia toshat bill, will.probabiy s'gn it, upon the
assigned ground that the will of the people
as recently expressed, 10 in favor of it, But
though the will OF the people, es expressed
Last November. is even more pronounced
against the Force bill, Mr.. Harrison sill IN
sisss upon the passage of that bill. But cir
cunstauces alter cssee, and Mr.. Harrison
w,iI krows tha. without bagonet bshind
eysry ballet 10 the South, SO that some
s,n.bern States may be forced to cast thei'
vo,s 10, the republican candidate at the next
Presidential election, neither he Dor any
other republican caudidste can possibly De
elected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
TELEGRAPEIC BREVITIES.

a dispatch from Tobo *. says the terrible
scourge known 30 "Black Death" hasyreach
ed the capital of West Siberia. The whole
of Aslatic Russia, from Samarkand 10 the
mouth Of the Obi. is sutf=rirg from the
sconrge. Thousands are d5iDg ct O;dorss,
owing to the lack CT physicians. It seems
almost hopeless to try and check The spread
of the fearful sssse.
special from Oshkosh, Wisconsin, says that
Leonard Perrin wealthy baker, was to.
day convicted of completely in the Hurley bank
robbs,y of September, 1889. Nj Perrin was
charged with receiving and dispo:ng CT "a part OF
the SAC, 900 ttol,n from the bank. his sen, Phelps
Perrin, the bank bookkeeper, and f. W. Baker, OF
Ironwood, Mich are serving five year term for
the robbery.
The Baltimore finance commission to-day sod
100000 city stock out of the 100000 lean
for public Improvements. Stein Brothers got
$4,000 ut 1o25O; $4,000 at 1O2.27 sni $50
OOO st 100. Ia. Frank Roseubaum & Co., got 500.
900 all o3,5 So COO a. 1o2.27 and $4,000 at
105O3
Tho barbed wire men who ware in session in
Chic g, adjourned without having reached an
a reemcnt IS to the purchase Of tho Washburn &
Noon patents, preliminary to the formation OF
pool. Another meeting will be held next week.
At Dcnvor, Col, last night Harley Mccoy in.
suited Chief of police Hawley. The Latter dreS
&c, Oliver and shot Mccoy teversl times. Mccoy &c
urned the fire, killing Hawley. Mccoy is not.ex-
pccted to live.
Andrew Mckay and colored porter qnarrel-
ed over dice gsme at Bakersfield, Cal, yesterday
Mckay struck the porter bow on the Jaw dislo'
eating his neck and causing instant death
The newly elected county treasurer Of Mar
shall, Ills took chsrge of the ofco yesterday and
found not cent in the treasury, though the books
showed that there should be 81 500.
1t is said the negotiations which havo been
pending between New Foundand and the United
ates in tho DIRECTION Of perpetual trade relations
have fallen through.
Ex-Governor Thayer, Nebraska, this morning
nderei possession OF the executive a?artment
under protest Governor Boyd hiss taken passes.
sion of tie room,.
The Independent conte; tants in the South De.
kota the House from Brown county were seated
yesterday several republican, voting with the
fusiopisis.
John A. Hart, Mayor of Chattanooga, and smopg
the wealthiest Tennessoesns, died this morning
from second stctko OF paralysis.
fire last nj sht burned out Lannige,s hat triE-
ming establishment in Allegheny City, Pa. Loss
$4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
lack Dempsey Knocked Out.

In tie amphItheater tf the o yuipic Club
at New Ofleaos Iast night were assembled
1000 men to witness the fight for the mid
DIG weight championship between JAZZ
Dempsey, CT Nav York, and Robert Fl
eimmare, OF Australia. The Get teat was for
q purse of 12O0O-Sll, 900 to 90 10 the win
ner and 81 900 10 the loser. Taa battle YES
fought under tie Ma qo!s of QloeEabn'y
rules srd With gloves weighing five cunc:s.
Fl Zsimuops stands elk ieet QUE inch in
Insight bis Shoulders are tremendous aud
heavily muscled, with long, loose jopted
arms. he weighed 1907 pouuda Dempsey
is 5 feet inches 10 beignt end weighed l4I4
pounds. Dempsey seconds were JACK Me-
Aul fl, ard Gus Tuthiil, While Jimmy Cat
roll and Dock OConueli looked after ri 4
sinmons' interest.
The men ccme into The ring at S:55
Dempsey cfared to wsgsr 81 ,OCO, which vas
accepted. but the club oGiciels refused 10 a.
low tho bet to &c and it was called Gil.
Tine Wes called promptly al 9:2o. Ia the
Fl ct round Dempsey acted wholly on the
defensive and wss followed over the ring
by Fi;zImmons. The round eIded with
hon0rs about eyer. The succeeding rounds
were entirely in favor OF the Australian and
the call OF time cDiy sared Dsnpseg, who
was knocked down several times. end was
yearly out. Ia the Is round Fiiz,ira mons
went al D =mpsey il his corner and pnnched
him right AID left. Jack slincbed, and was
again knocked 6cw'. Re lag like log
after one or two rsin endesVoss to rise nnd
isbt or. When the referee swsrGed tae
battle to Fl z,rnnons jimmy Carroll jump
ed ct hi, nrotsge AID siased him time AMI
again. Dempsey wss badly punished, but
Fizsimmone was not scratched. The tight
lasted fcrty-nine riinuleF.
Dempsey was never in the fight from stars
to finish. He Vac cutfou9ht at every po'ut,
the Australian clearly overwhelming hina
from the first exchange OF blows. tl'z-
slmmone let pass many opportunities to hos
ish the ta'te, and II be hsc forced the fight
ing when DEMPSEY ses clearly whipped ne
could hsye ended il IN ne teeth roGno.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
v1SeIyrA gEWs.

Bsaop Whittle has written 6 letter to tbs
churches of Virginia asking them to eonsrl6'
ute daring Lent for the support OF 81 evan
&c ist.
In the House Of sptessntatiVts yesjeT.
day On mot'on Of Mr. Tucker the Senate Dill
vas passed for the erection OF public bulic :
ing st Stauntor, at cost of SO. GOO,
The farmers alliances in Virginia arc PFC
teetiog 20 Governor Mckinney sesinst sn
ex.rn eession of the legislsture. Ferners'
iastitt 9 ere TO be hsld in each of the cor :
gressicual districts of Wig MIA roder the
auspices Of he State board Vf agriculture.
at Ircn Gate yesterday Hendersop's sae-
M boiler exploded, killing John Hende'-
son, his son, and negro named Reuben
Willie, from Fincaatle. HsGdeTson's body
ves aWiully mang'ed, and q part OF il 5url-
ed cce hanGfsd and fifty yards from the
mill
The Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works were partially destroyed By ire last
night. The property destroyed Included
the armament of the 5ett!eship Texas, now
under construction st the Gosport rsvy
yard. TIE less is estimated at Sl25 .OCO /;
'uiIy irsu:ad. The origin Of the h:e Is 10.
k0oHD
John 7. E5yd, recently convicted in Ro'
Gnoke snd sentenced 10 tea years 10 The pen
itaptlery for attempting TO blow up the
bouee OF Mrs. Worten With dynamite, was
granted new tIisi yesterday on inc atiida-
Wit OF Mrs. Pauiile a. Morris, of Bedford
county, @ho eaw he fuse lighted and the
man run away. She swore he was not Boyd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
Of nine. republican Senators, among then
senator Iuea,ls, wbo lodged tae vote lat

Of nine. republican Senators, among then
senator Iuoa,is, who lodged tae vote lat
Il President Harrison sball slgu the silver
ailI radical change will have come over TIE
sn,it OF bic dreams during the lest fortnight,
fer sbou: two weeks ego be toli gaatls'
man g he wa taking with him on lhe su6-
Jet of that b u, that the republican party
vas 10 cortfoi OF the Congress, aud that Dc
would not approve any democratic n'easate
F.. changing ths financial policy OF ths gov
eminent. Tna fes silver bill is consplcu
Qua democratic measure.
Tee House aims CON uittee has feported
in favor OF paying the Richmond and DAL-
vile Railroad s21 676 for transporting troops
ard prisoners 10 the year 1868, atter tnst
road had baen restored to liz owners, That
sun to be accepted "a full payment OF the
eot;re claim the road has against the gov
eminent.
TIE following oaangea in the 4ih cia'a
postofic OF Virginia vera made TO-DAY
Twyuan's Mil, Madison county, Il ia
| S vother appointed postmaster vice "a i'e "
5,ro,hsr. resigned Valley Centre, High
| county. Mary c. Bid vice Ms. D. g. he2'
resigned.
A. T. Jones. of Michiesp. editor Of ne
National Sentinel. and ". q Mckee. OF to,s
city, appesrsI before the Eouss word . !,
Fair committee his morning and srgueo
against any sciioD of Congress for The cios-
| in2 Of ihst fair On Sundays
A telegram was received a. the War De
partmeut tc-dey from Ger. Miles, asking
permission fer number OF Sioux Chiefs to
visit Washington Tor the purpose Of con-
ferriog eihi he President in regard to their
condition. AFTER consulting with Secretary
Noble. Secretary Proctor telegraphed Gee.
Miles giving the desired permission.
District Attorney Craig and Internal ReVenee
oilector McCau'l, of Virginia, are here again 10
arg, Mr.. McLaus him FOR postmaster at Lynch
| burg.
The House committee on rules received an ur-
gent request this morning tc allow the bill to pay
| the awards Of tie court of claims in the french
spt alton cases to be considered, but gave no def
! mite response.
The Bou:e District OF c. lumbia committee have
come 10 no conclusion on the bill for the entrance
of the Norfolk and Western Railroad into this
city. bot the rslroad COZ pany aud the barge
panJ OF Georgetown haze pooled their issuee'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15

AN ALLEGED WITCH ARRESTED. The
people OF Hazs!;on, Pa, aud vicinity have
been half amused and hslf astonished for
the past three weeks over the manifesto
tions of az alleged spook that hiss bean de-
stroying the peace and happiness OF George
Bon;Z of West Fl ,!tcu. A representative
of the Record called at the house this after
noon and found Mr.. Bontz and his three
small children 10 high state ofe1cltement
While the reporter wss In the kitchen
chain was moved from one side OF it to
the ether by al insurance agent. a short
tjDe afterYard latgs piece of soap lying
ia the washstand was borne swiftly across
the room. BoDtz ssid that two days SGD
large barrel Of sauerkraut, weighing 400
pounds, was uplurued in the cellar snd lis
contents etrswn around the fl .or. He Gays
Ia exelsaation of these queer freaks that
his io,msr housekeeper vas 10 love with
him, and LAKES this msthod Of compelling
him to marry her. lie bad the s!leggd
witch arrested. snd Justice JONES' put her
uuder $500 5ail TO keep the peace. Yester-
day sn LACED witch doctor begas spell TO
chase tt @ evil Spirits away and seysit will
take uine days to accomplish the task. A
number of trustworthy aud reputable cti
z ne wao have witnessed the manifestations
are at a loss to occount for them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette
WAsHIgaF TON. D. O., Jan. Is, 1890.
Nsas from the seat of the Indian war is
looked ior win more interest than Ia usual
~ shown in such matters in this city, owing
10 the large number of officers in the Seventh
Cavalry who are either natives of Washing
ten or have resided bere 30 long as to have
formed eo6eariDg friendships. The Seventh
Cavalry is the regiment that suffered lose OF
Wounded Knee. The Fourth Infanty, which
il one OF the regiments engaged in drawing
The Gordon around the bostllas. is command
ed BY Gen. Wheaton, au experienced In
dian fighter, whose wife was the daughter of
the late A6tutant General Cooper of the G
s a. The Indian war is over according to
the latest dispatches.
Now that the Force bill bae been token
~ in the Senate again, the democrats of the
II ,use. in order to preTent its passage in the
body of which they are members, should, il
come to then. vi delay all other measures
to the utmoaL exieut OF their ability. For
tois purpose their intention is to consume
the remainder OF the week 10 the considera-
ton OF the d strict of Columbia appropria-
tion bill, ever, soma of the say, il be
have to leave tne House sad break a que
rIm in order to DO 80.
The si.ve: b!li as PISSED by .ae Senate last
night Is 8 free coinege measure, pu,e and
simple, free from sll the national bank and
bond iegieiation contained in the fnaocial
bill, with the exception Of 81 ght technical
anne 1dmsn!s and the omission of the provit-
ION for covering into the Treasury the "a
,ionsl bank redemption fluid. Il will go
through the House il Mr.. Reed will allow il
20 come before that body, which it Ia now
said he will do, az he and the President are
at ODDS, and ne is moi disposed to relieve tie
latter OF any responsibility.
The feeIing Of the democrats a. the Capt.
toll to-day or the subject OF the Force bill Is
even more hopeful than 1t was yesterday.
Taey say that the tie vote on taking 1t up
indicates that there will ba q majority
against gag law. without which 1t ciunot
be passed. Senators German and Barbour
aEd representative Crisp talked 10 this ef-
feet with the GAZETTE's correspondent to-
day. Indeed. MIR. Crisp said he thought
that after day or two's debate Gu it q mo-
sion to lay il eelde aud tske up some other
sii wooi: be sdopted, 4 rrmor of the
same jufpGrt was cntrsDt on the Senate sids
ot the Capitol, with the difference, however,
hat lie motion referred TO might be made
to.day, so6 That Ii would receive the votes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
After the Rattle

NEW ORLEANS, JAo. 10 The bridge Ct
Jack Dempssy's nose is broken and his .b5
we're 50 sore that the physician last niaft
Administered nerco;ic. He is b dig
bruised and swollen eb NJ toe facs aDd
mouth and piece Of skin about tbs siz9 Of
q mans hand lie scsaped from The lack o. HE
neck.
Fitzsmu oas is simply heavy weight sweated
out and triined dowG>to T. quisi;e figure. Mul.
doom says tina. with twenty poands more of muscle
Fitzsimmons could fight any man living, Sullivan
not barred
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15

LAND SALES -Ol Monday laa;, IL. E.
Russell, Commits oner. sold at public Sc e.
S97 acres ofl.nd la Bread Run District, and
belonging to the estate of the late Chss. L.
Mankin, for $40 per aoce-J. s. Thompson
purchaser.
W. E Garrett and H. Nelson, Ccmn'rs
IN the cause of Filler &sGeorgs vs.. Having,
SO d onc-third interes: in so acres CT laod
for S390-Filler & George, purchasers.
A email house and lot at Sterling, aelorg-
ing to-Dskins, was sold for S2l5 Mr..
TsYsnner, purchase, -LoMdoMn Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
The Stricken Nation is the title Of a ms,

The Stricken Nation is the title Of a paIa-
phlet jass published by c. T. Blker, Rev
York, the co7e, Of which is ita most stsik-
Ing part, as it represents in lurid colors the
bombardmeut snd destruction OF New York
City aud Washington by the British in 1892 !;
the black goddess Of liberty topping from
Der petition ou the. Stunning Capital, and the
upper half of the Washington Monument
broken IF and falling uoder tho sho.s from
tie Ell FL 81 & ;at. But sill ire appropriation
OF the ratification bill lie Wisely kept within
m 9detgte limits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15

IFrHE uegroes could change their skin
and would continue to vote the republican
ticke., they would, 10 view o; the fact thai
tbeit votes Gerry all of the larger States OF
the North for the republican party, be Sc
corded in The North the ZANE treatment
yhich that party demands fer them in the
South, and there would be negro members
of northern as we'll IS Of southern legis's-
tures. aud negro congressman from the
North as there are from the South. North
era republicans ecg that negroes are az COCO
as white people, II the latter behave them
ss!yes, eud are better than VIVA. they term
s.!crsien scum" tut while they appoint
AMI SECT this ",oreign scum" to cfiics they
tate good care to exclude from officea, in the
North, what they also term, in reference 10
those OF the South, the u bite mars "coloTed
brother.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
The Worlds Fair

CHICAGO, jan. 1.-The Worid's F4f
directors have reached the conc!us.1a that
the Worlds Fair act empowers them to nse
any part OF thu lake front for the pur Jose If
the exposition. Accordingly the ARCHITECTS
have been instructed 10 prepare pass lor
lie buildings thsre. If the admitting pre-
perry owners obi9c', they cango ioto tbe
courts and make thelr Fl sh'; tutihe directors
believe that they will not be able to E op
the work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
The Indians

PINE RIrGE AGENCY, Jan. IS In an;ici-
patton of the camping OF the hostiles on the
west sids Of the agency 0sD. Miles has or
dered the strengthening Of the breastwo!k4
which nmsnd the proposed camping
grounds. As the militia WI not be longer
uee.ed some Of the companies Fiil 90 home
to-day.
RENO, New, Jan ia special diepa ch
to the Gazette. says there is nothing 10 TIC
Indian scare near Death Station, Nevsds
The Indians quit dancing and have qne''y
dispersed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15

ar THE banquet OF he Society Of the
Sons OF tho American Revolution, given 10
Washington last night.st which were present
ns0y ex-Con'edevatea, Congressman Bou-
tells Ct Maine, had the i'll grace and bad
taste to lug 10 utterly pocaled for remarks
about she Rebellion" which he well knee
those gentlemen would rot resent on the
spot on account of their respect for all the
othsr members CT the Society except him
salt. But silk purse car not be made out
OF sow's ear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15

WHY PASTOR RESIGNED. Z. A,
Farnbenl, pastor of the Methodist church
o.: Cutler, Me-. publishes ssatemant that
III health was not The c,uae of his resigua-
ton. rs says he hosrdsd himself, swept
the church, INSIDE tee fires and rurg the bail.
The people ssore at hiI, whitfield and ate
peanuts 10 meetipg time, fred ristois and
threw stones at bis house, cane TO church
any tina nei9Ie the bsoedic.,cn, laughed
loud during ;he services. e5c. lie Gays rum
is sold openly il the toWa. ani - one tries
tc enforce The lev.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
brother"

If THE.s'lver bill shall become law, any
BODY with ALL graina OF silver, no matter
what that silver may be worth 10 the mar
kets OF the world, can take 1t to the U. s
nj its and get ir exchange silver or paper
do lar. II the law shall remain In operation
10 ,g enough, all the silver in the world wi
b, dumped toto the mints OF the Uated
S.s,e-. Uader Fuch condition OF af.irs,
of course ell che gold in the country would
sooa 90 a5rcad. Wonderful country Re-
markgtls legislation
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
Original Package Case

FAEeo, N. D., Jan. l5-The most i'm
por'aut case that will como before the su-
prems Court which ia now In session In this
city IL that OF the State of North Dakota We.
Simon FreZ.r and George Benz, which Ia
tne "crigtual package" csse, the settlement
of which the people Of this State ore 80 anx.
iousiy awaiting. The case Bas continued
yesterday to February 2. to be heard and de-
clded at that Time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15

Es ANTICIPATED, Mr.. Hoar, With the help
OF Vice President Morton, has succeeded in
getting the Force bill before the U. 8. Sen
ate again. To paes 1t will require the adcp-
ton Of the gag law and radical change In
the prescriptive rules OF the Senate. Wheth-
or Mr.. Morton will assisS the South haters to
that extent also, remains 90 be seen. But II
h shall, 1t will not be at ell surprising.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
CAusIpAIs ALL.-Furthsr particular

CANNIBALs ALL.-Further particulars
rom the commander Of the British cruiser
Royaiss tell OF sn extraordinary scene 81
New Hebrides, whea three natives were
executed by order OF the commander for
killing and eating Fteuch trader and scn
Iomedistey after the execution number
OF natives asked fer the bodies, and the
CON maoder, supposipg the relatives wanted
The remains for burial. gave them up. Tae
Datiyes retired short distance and inme
diately proceeded to cook and devonr the
bodies of the dead criminals, much to ting
horror Of The British otficsrs and men, wbn
DID pct however, tael i1stided 10 interfering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
Natural Gas and Fnel.

CHICAGO, Jan. 10 The Economic sl
Gas Dc. has accepted the franchise recently
granted 1t by the city council aad promises
to bs ready to delver natural gas to cog
eumeIs in this city for luz! purposes Eittns
year. The gas will be pipad from ess era
Indians. AID the pipes are already isid
nearly to the liuois line,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15

The Old Homestead for January has been
sacei7ed from its publishers in Savannah.
Tns msgezine Ia southern literary sDd
musical publication that strivea to encourage
southern talent and that deserves liberal
support.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-15
DIED.

In Memphis, Tenn, January 18th after a sho-t
illness. KA TIE P2lCE, wife of Alhyrs 3. Pie. Of
Memphis Gate Of this city IND dsosht,r o; the
LATE nm. ii. Brown, OF Washington, D. c. I'D
granddaughter OF the lsts Harrison Bladder. u
this city. Her body vii. b, brcq!h aero oy sae
v. III. Z. Z. ON Saturday, January 18th, for iA:er
melt. Notice Of funeral hereafter.