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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

GALLoPED INTO DEATH's JAW. B..
Harvey, batter known as Buff Harvey, was
cslled cut Of his house near Marshall, Tex,
Saturday evening and killed by Luther
Matthews, who charged that Harvey had
rainsd his sister under promise of marriage.
a posse vent to hunt for the assassin. They
became separated into three parties. The
second party we're met by two men on horse
BACK who proved to be the assassin and his
brother John. Justice Perry was knocked
tfom bic horse, and they escspad. County
CLERK Roserburg and Hill Saunders COM
possd the third party, and hearing firing
started their horaes on a run to assist In
making the arrest. They met and collided
with tie hyc!hsrs. both parties going at full
speed. Eli four nen and their horses fell.
Saunders Ras instantly killed, his skull
having burst open. The others we're badly
hurt. but not fatally. John Matthew'S horse
was killed John said he did not care about
tbs men bs!Ug burt, but hated like hi that
his hores was killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
The Richmond Terminal,

The coming meeting Of the R!chmond
Terminal and the experiment to rehati!i.
tate this Gnances Of the company are special
ly INFER eslicg thsmas on Wall street.. I Is
noted that the preferred stock haa 3een re-
Gently passir 6 into strocg banda dr:inS tie
breaks. Gao of the larse operators Is ga.
ed by the Wall Street Journal IS eayrg,
"Ths Richmond .J'c.mica arrangement g
tbs best that could have beel mad3. I;:o
moves The lear CT aay aollGpRo and uakes Z
certain that tn, burdens o; Lne company
will be a6justed on "a equitable basis. insic
will be 60 lack OF n ,nsy TO carry out what
ever pans are adapted, AID expect 10 $50
TermIDsl sGz:rs begin 10 improve aocn. Il
is too early 70 seq a8t bc@ the psnnine-
knife will BE- used. S,Versl plans have been
talked over. ODe is TO Issue Big mortgage
and bring all the securities into 1t following
the Atohson plan.
Another is to keep she obligations In their
present form, but to put the securities based
on collateral in position corresponding
more nearly TO tie real value OF tho collet-
ersl. Sill another plan 10 to follow the
Wabash method, picking cut the payirg
lnss aud cutting off the unpFoa abe
branches. Il Is big subject and will tske
time at best"
The same authority qac.ea director as
follows:
1.-THE suggestion CT the ocmmlttea plan
was very Fortunate There came neer beIug
q serious breach ct thu meeting, bat whsn
this method was proposed General Thomas
sa!d 1t met witn his approval. O;he.a
saw liz advantages, end The difficulties we're
at an end 70. The time being. Il any bres ch
develops now. It will Do after the commit
tee has made It's report Snch committee
Ia not likely to make report until 1t secs
the way clearly 10 carrying out its renon-
msudation."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
Virginia Coupon Bonds.


Judge Bond, of tho Uoted S:atss Cirluii
Court, sitting In Baltimore for the Extern
District CT Virginia, heard babeas corpus
cess On Saturday involving ahe legality CT S
tender CT Virginia COUPON bonds FOX the pay.
ment CT Zoe and cots inpcaed By the
Nelson county IVA court Cd account Of
cor vlciions fer the sale afjiq aor withous g
license, end Incidentally the right CT tbs
State to cha,ge a prisoner with the cost ci
his keeping after the expiration OF hls te:a,
of imprieonment. Wsi5sr s R5bs:!s. OF
Nelson county, Va, WIS c2aVicsed OF Tie
eale OF l:q7or 10 tao caees-io J. O. HssEie
and s. NJ. Jobpson-Ri,houi baPing H.
cspse, aud was fined 500 10 Gna case aud
500 and sixty davs' imprieor 10 II IN
the second case. Hs was ar.sstad sid lodged
In jail on August Isl, and the sixty 6ays' im
prlsonment would, therefore, expirs ca Sep.
tember 29:h leat. A. that dass, according
to tho State authorities, Roberto cweG tho
State 1886 co. Ga Ootobsr 16 b Roberta Of
fered to pay the above smouut and teaG8r.
ed $285 In coupons end 81 go Ia Sasb, hus
the payment was refused, and on tie
grounds, as now cIelmsd, that the coupons
could not be received In payment; snd also
that the smaunt wss insufficient, there be-
Ing On additional sc 40 due on Ossooey 16 h
for board Of the prisoner, ct The rats CT for
ty cents day, from September och.
Attorney General E. Taylor Scott, OF Vir-
elnia, appeared for sheriff II, <. E3tes, Of
Nelson county, and ]. Goodman BoJa, By
request eff Roberts Virginia counsel, foE
Roberts.
MIR. Boyd oontep d I'D that the cff.r Of the
coupons was q sufficient ana legal tender %
the part OF Roberts; and, ss for the add.
tional amount of S. 49, that to impose q tex
OF forty cents per dag for the board after the
expiration OF term of inpfiaonnsnt AID
upon prisoner who hsd ne means Of pay
ment, aud, OF course, oonld not earn any,
thing, would amount practically to iop7ig-
ounent for life, and could NOS be uphsId by
courts the.
Attorney General Scott argued thaS Inc
Rns and costs imposed being f,r yio'e.ioo
OF the liquor law, the amount impoaed 8e1t
into the Educational or School Fucd ander
the law of the State, end tbas tha lev said
explicitly what kind Of understanding
the coupons-ehcu,d be received into TITO
fund.
Judge Bond eugg estsd tina. this waa sab
segment legis,atian to The sct U:sE!ng t1e
coupons receivable for ell purposes, bit III.
Scott commended that Jastisc Bfadie3, IN the
case of Brown, 135 Q. g., bad nado dis
tinction In Gaze OF the liquor traffic, that
each State Was Ia i.sslt sovereign In every
thing concerning its regulation: Judge
Bond will decide the csee 10 6 fss dsgs.
From the question addressed By tho court
to Attorney General Scott, 1t ia surmised
that the decision on both po!lss s. isana viii
be in favor OF the petitioner.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

The Forum for December has been received from
its publishers in New York. 1t is an especially
attractive number. Among its contents are: De-
gia5ation by Pensons-the Protest of Loyal VOL
untoers, By Lieut.. A. 3. Foote Significance Of
The Jewish Persecution, by A. Leroy-Beaulisu;
French Feeling towards Germany, by Csmile
Pellstsn; Should tho Silver Law OF 1890 be Ro-
pealtd? by J. b. schitf; A Plan fer Perns-
nent Bank Syetem-Mr Harter's Plan, by 81. ".
Caunon; Is Modern Education Failure by Fred.
e,ick Harrison; Kefor usto1y OF Punitive Prison
Management; Unreguleted Competition self-De.
structiye; The Work of Women's Clubs; Need
School be a Blight to Child-Life? A Day with
Lord Tennysop, by Sir Edwin Arnold, and EST.
mates Of New Books.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
KgYa OF TEE nag.

W. W. Batter, son of Senator Better, died
at Augusts, Ga. yesterday OF paralyeia @!
tha brain.
DR.. Madison Taylor, OF Philadelphia, Mr
Baine's physician. on Saturday examined
the Secretary of Safe, and pronounced him
to be in good physical condition.
An eminent German chemlet has, after
many experiments, discovered that an oil
can be extracted from corn which will tske
the place Of linseed OIL In the manufacture Of
soap.
Ole train p'urged into tho rear of another
on the Lake 81 ore Railroad of tho .unnsl ct
Toledo on Saturday. apd mo.hef a5d hsr
two children killed, aud maoy paraons we're
Injured.
A special train en- lhs Pennsylvania fall.
road made the run on Saturday f:om New
York to Washington In fouE hcu!a running
time. an average OF 81 miles OF hco-. Thla
beats all previous records.
The bodies of the wife and dspgher Of
Secretary IF the Navy T'scy, 1ho we're
Rock Greek Cematsrg, Wssb'n s:on o le&o
Hill, Greenwood Ceus,ery, BfookiYo.
The First Presbyterian Chnrct q. Conn
bus. Ca. caught fte yes etday shorty 81.
ter the diemissal Of the congregation and
was completely destroyed. Tia fire was
caused By de'eofiye lie. fho bci1ina
is valued at $40, 900 aud iGsured foT SIS 600.
Fifty prominent anti Harrison regua.icsus
OF Iodiaua met al IndisDapois Saturday,
and resolved to endesvor 10 secufo the slec-
ton of Blaine delegation from that State
to tbs republican national conyaGiiop. Z
was represententeG tia. Dir. Baiae would
accept II Domirsted.
The celebration OF tie golden .jiti
lee OF Archbishop Ksnrick beeen il
81. Louis, yesterday. sill tho leading
preates OF the church in fhis c5ua!ry,
including Cardinal Gibbons being pres-
ent Archbishop Ke1riok ia eigh.y-iVe
yeare old, aud has been bishop OF tae clio.
cese cf Ct. Louis for fity years
a Wholesale delivery from ths Western
peuIten,iary, at Pittsbnrg, Va. was foited
Saturday by the discovery oil g tunnel ttGt
the convIcss bad dug from the interlo: load.
ing to the sidewalk outside. The Tcrk Was
Completed, only stone In the sIdewaik rs
naming In Its place. The convicts beG
been working 10 the tunnel for months
John s. Rath, German, forty.iVs yeaTs
old and supposed 60 be of unsouud mind,
fred three shots at R,v. DR.. John Hall. pas
tor o! the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, New York city, as the latter wae
paeslug from the church TO the parsonage sf
ter the morning services yesterday. Tie
vould-bs assassin failed to iDjura the rever-
end gentleman, but the report al t5a pistol
caused great excitement Ia that fasbicuaeIo
locsity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
TELEGRAPEIC R2EyTTIgs.

II Is said that tho slrJks Of tbs Cos! m,De,,
in the department of Pa3 de Galaiq, Paris
hiss ended.
John PANEL, brother Of iho ate Cbss
Stewart Paroe''. rad Gle mot5ar will sail for
I.elsnG on Wsu rsasy.
The mc,cury st Ga'e0A, T., iaat 1Ish.
ISL TO Is degrees hao,s rs. The MIssIs.
eippi :issr 1t ibet i'o!rS Is n0w ,,tz:n frcm
ebore 10 shore.
Gaveiner Buoasraa OF Tsaaessea SAID
last night thai tha couVlc:s etaI BE- return.
ed TO the mines if IL taz o. avsrs aae,tolIe6
usn In the Safe 10 90 t
Distinct snocss OF es;;I axe ygfe ii: in
Tacoma, Wseh'netor, yesterday afternoon.
Port ToWnsend aad olympia so reptr.s
shocks. No damage was done.
& Dispatch from Wl.cox, Ahz., Gays: The
Apaches are on tee war path and hays com-
mitted several dep1edsii0Ee. Ooe men ms
been killed and s1oihsr woucded AMI the
settlera are armine to protec. themselves.
Smallpox Is sga!n epidemic IN Guatemala
snd Honduras. The eUff5tiug owicg to ITO
scarcity of provisions IL Tho interior is In.
tense End IL is feared taat gi9tIcs will!
break cut smong tao famine stricken pop
ulace.
a number oft.avps wsas 20 ,oe Eausa CT
Joan Hicks. a. skeele Cross Reads, Olie,
and demanded eome:biag to eat. Upon
Hicks refusni to give them anything they
gaVa tin t,rri6le ba.tiag, f:om tins eI CO
OF which be d!sd isat night.
TIE temperature cf Trey. n Y, tbs
morning was degrees e5ove zsyo ald
exposed localities is fell 10 z,yo. a. ssra-
togs 1t W., degrees helo# and 10 she ed
rondacke from IA go 90 degrees below, heIog
II degrees below at SaraCac Lake.
Five boys while playing on tho besch st :ou.h.
ampton England, found bomb embedded ia tho
sand, and Will. they were engaged in playing
with it the bomb exploded One of the boys ws0
instantly killed, another 50 badly injured that he
i, now dying ald the other three were lad
wounded.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
HUNDREDS Probably LOST. "A dispatch

HUNDREDS PROBABLY LOST. "A dispatch
from Manzauillo, Mex, sa3s the American
steamer Rosevllle hes arrived there. and re.
ports passing wrsck, that Of the brig Teh-
I'll, at sea. She was floating bottom up, snd
the captain OF the RcaaviIle says che must
bavs bean eepsz,d. The rigging lad been
cut away on the port side apparently to
prevent this. The Tahiti created ae1ss.
ton Sept. 80 last by putting into D.eke's
Bay, near San F.aucieco. Ia distress. fha
had 270 Gilbert I4lsbders on beard under
contract Tor work In Mexico at starvation
wages. These men were practically slaves,
and there was much talk Of Selling tie yes
sci. Collector Phelps, however, decided he
had 30 tight TO detein her, ard the brig LETT.
IL seams mast certain that all or board
have been los', as the ships hoste we're sill
with her srd nothing has been heard Of any
OF the eurvivozs. Ths wreck must have
happened at least month ago. Besides tie
islanders the vessel carried officers ard
crew OF 81, making total Of 291 on board
the Inflated craft.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
22aa9lzgS5E &
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

ODESSA, Nov. 30.-An outory hes baen
rai,ed tina. Z,mssvo agents are paying fancy
prices for rye that is 80 adulterased with
sand aud other materials that 1t Is unfit to
ca. and slso ;hss they s.e buying wheat ct
prices above tie market rats. Il Is feared
shat the oa.osy will put stop to ths Coz
5rlbu.!ons OF people charltabiy inclined.
VIENNA, Nov. 30.-Ths condition Of
Archduks Henry, whose serious Illnsss from
inasms5!on OF thn lungs was announced
yesterday, gyeH rapidly worss durins the
night aud Ills clozplas dea;h .es7l:ed In1S72
he contracted n 5rsan;!c n rrlsge withLsr-
po,dins Eotn .un. who Rss afSesward reeo1
10 tho rcbii'y end erssted B.rooess OF
We!deck. The 8.7c2s.s died yesterday OF
tao sama disease from which her husband
died tc-day.
PAgTs. Noy. 30--Ths minister OF foreign
Affair.". u. Ribos, ii ar in'eygiea With Mgr.
Ferrs!i, ths papai cuaoio st Paris. intlmated
that unless ms Vatican advised moderation
cn tha past {! cassa!n French bishops the
goyacnasnt would feel inolinsd TO cesse OF
passing .he separation OF church end State.
Il Is believed that The prosecution OF the
srohbi4hor o; ak waa f,lso step on the
part OF the goee nment. SIS TO bs consistent,
|. w.ll ba compelled to iasusuSase a esries
OF prosecutions that will not tend 10 eootbe
tbs fsolngg OF irritation 10 church circles.
LoHDoN. No7. so -Ths latest dispatches
'rona Rio Graaie do Sol are OF an alarming
nata7o. Tie national guard has besn mob
ilizaJ aca iesFa aEe entertained that the liz.
cue Ei.l be ssavs cbe. The Gu horiiies Of
BIC Granda do Sui arc obstinate In
thsir zafa:ai to coapiy with the orders
ICON Bio Jsnclga iosttuc.ing them to REIN
stste he fo.Hl5r officials Of the State, ard
coafiot with the f.deral sutho.liie, may be
ooksd forward 10 uness better couneels
prevail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
W1NNgBAGo, Ill.,. Nov. SO.-Fire last
night destroyed elk business blocks here. I.
ia estimated that the less will reach $50 OCO
Robbed Of their Savings

WINCHESTER, o., Nov. 3O.-A bold robbery
was committed near Tranquility, six ai!ss
from here Friday. etteynoo0, but wss net
made public until yesterday. Isaac s!n
mons. farmer, and his wife we're bound
hand and foot by three me3 who pundeY,d
the hcuss and secured e5out 5000, 81; t! @
money he old ccupls Esd s,ved M !or .
number Of years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
EXPLOSION

LoNpoN, No7. ga dispatch from Man.
chester says q terrible accident h2e occurred
at Blackburn. a most mysterious szplo.
sion occurred ihsre and three chops were
blown to asous. The streess in the vicinity
OF the explosion were full OF people, when
suddenly the earth shook With loud re-
port aad tto sir was filed with flying de-
b7ia Of ell kinds. Tho houses which were
destroyed were IN the Blackburn market,
and ths sceos Whict followed was indesc.ib-
a5!e. Tie people we're Wild With fear and
ran in terror from the market place. 1t is
feared that at least twenty persons have
baan killed. Toe number OF Injured Is not
klcHn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

JUDGE BoND CT tbs U. s. ClEcpis C3uzs
has anotto. casa taiare him !IvolgiOg The
raoti7sbllty OF Virginia coupons in payment
oifpes aaa costa imposed by Virginia courts.
Ia visw ct CONC CT tue Jadgs'A previous d.
olslons il coupen cases, the natural iafer-
ence :o that iu this ono also Virginia will Be
the lcser. When nan hse assste biz debts
must be paid, nG1 az with enc mac, SO With
a ocmmunity CT meo, that Is s!ith State.
The State contracted 30 receive DO: coupons
In payment OF Gueg, ard thu Constitution
declares thes States shall not impair the ob'
Mssticn Of 90 2t.acts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

An eminent Presbyterian divine az
nounoed to hIs congregation that be must
take vacation on account Of broc ohitis, ihe
elders raised his salary and gave him DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. he Was cured.
My daugter suffered greatly ~ith nau-
ralgis In the face and forehead and wss no.
able to secure any relief I sly Salvation
Oil advertised, sent for bottle a2d ons
application gave entire rslisf
J. g. McCaulley. Policeman
Residence, 2O4 N. Bond ST., Ba!;o., Nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

NE. TURNER g friends haze alGaya aAid he
would net run Tor Congress if the reoubli.
cans should nominate q candidate. Whist
Is Mr.. Turner going to do nows The Eepub.
licsns tell him plainly that if he ever had
q chance of election they have destroyed it,
and that they prefer democrat TO him.
He should have withdrawn before. II he
ioesn't Go 60 now there is no belp either
In, or Tor him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
FRoM WASHINGTON.

[scecia' Correspondence Of tss alexandria GsSctiel
WAsHrEeEo n. D. o.. Nov 80. 1891.
The possofics st Fsrmgllle, Va, presl-
Dental ones ia still flied By brother of
Governor Mckinney, who is, OF course, q
democrat. Ths Governors brother ives long
ago marked FOR decspitstiop, end the only
season his official head vas saved FROM the
axe IA that a violent contention came on
over the proposed change OF poslmasters in
which Malone, Brady. Langston, Hooper,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
EIRnTEIA GEMa


]. Allen Patton, the treasurer OF Dan
vile, died On Saturday night CT consanp-
ton, aged 35
Mrs. @. Rcwssr, OF DerrvViie. Clarke
county. droppsd dead Thu.sday las. She
was SO gears CT age.
Mr.. R. Taylor Evans died ct The residence
of his brother, 81. Tate Eyanu. efq IL Rich
mcnG, on Saturday night.
The friends OF Rev. George Y. Carter
navs decided that he will rGmsia in Lyaoh-
burg, and scms provision sill be msGo 10
kesp him employed as prescher.
Three thousand ca.tls have been sold In
Pulaski county ths year for export to En.
rope, and at iessa 1900 smaller cattle vero
shipped from that county to ncrshe.n mar
ke!s.
In the county court of Westmoveland lsst
week the jury In the case OF the Common
wealth We. Gray, returned verdict Of guilty
snd hxa6 the punishment ct three yea-s in
the pen!teutiasy. Gray fsloniouely assault
cd epecial policeman named Me.aEeli OF
Colonial Beach last summer.
Richmond is soon to havs sensation. &
we'll known young man who belongs TO an
excellent family will Institute euit for d.
vorce from his wife. Re will allege inhdeIi.
ty on her part. Papers are now being pre-
pared by couneel end when they are fled
gossips will heve something to talk nbcus.
The legislature meets on Wednesday.
Both branches will hold sepsrste caucuses
On Tuesday night to nominate officers. and
1t looks now like all the inoumbents viii be
reelected. Ga Monday night, Dec. 7th,
the Joint caucus to nominate State officers
will probably be held. The only iucum-
bsnts who have opposition are the supegn.
tendents OF public prirting and psoiten.isFy
and register of land Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

as BOTH Gsaeral Mahone and Alr. John
E Massey approve the latest proposition for
the settlement Ct the Stese debt. that prop
osi!ion should Ct courae receive the hearty
approva! Of ell the othsr readj 1ster7. whn
at one time were denounced e5 regulators
by some CT those who now ondo,ie propo-
elton which, according 20 lieutenant Gov.
srnor Tyler, repudIates even nore of the
State debt than the rspudlatlng RIddlebsr-
ger bill Guss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

TEE RICHMOND Dispatch ssys Virginia
has Just put up twenty eight million dol
lars" Oh, no She has just offered to put
ND nineteen million dollars hundred years
henoe, when the great grand children of the
present generation will be dead, and to pay
only two per cent. on that Sum fer ten years,
and three for the remaIning ninety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
Fires.

New OsLEANs, Nov. So.-A frame atruc-
iu.a, used as library. and several small
buildings belonging to the Straight Univer.
sisy. for o,lcrsd people, was destroyed BY
FIRE this morning. Loss $500 The buile.
ings we're owned by the American misIons.
~ association.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30


as THE republicans il th!s ti'tricS nave
nominated = republican Scr GcngEesp, end,
acco:d;ng to Mr. Fan, Aiehore Eepuail-
Gan ct that, II behoogss every demooret in
ths dis,,i3t not oaly IL take noEe !nteseet
IN the eieotioo. 5nt 10 wots iton nov until
the 9 Il 2rsxlmo for the suocess q Mr. Mere
dlst. Tie fast thab M. B:ocko ls Ma
honeise, certainly i, not calculated toiudnoe
the euils to votc !or h!ui, In view Of the op-
petition taey met With from tie Mahans-
ties e. the racsnt legislative election. There
is hardly $ coun.y IA tha district that has
aot sons local Interest &c be snbserved st the
coming ssszloa OF the y. S. House OF Rspre-
ssntst;vss. Ghss House Is overwhelmingly
dsncore!ic. L such s. House, what iphu-
enos would q republican member fscm this
district poassss? Therefore, ret only demo-
Gratis, and Alliance ynan, and snh-Maaone
republicans, bg,s ayen the MahoneissS them
selves, ygho navs any interest in tbs welfare
of the district should make combined
effort to give Mr. Meredith as large ma
jority a. Tcse;ho.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

Some oil .otlcn has bean mate 20 The pop
ositioa that the Sse.e3 which composed the
shoyt-!lved AID STERN Graded, bus glorious
nation of which President Davis yvGs the chat
sllpension bis WIDOW upon tho ground that
1t would establish bsd precedent. That
ground, however, is act tenab!e. Never
agalp, that is, Of least during the pTessnt
generstiop, Will thara 90 slmiiar cauas Tor
such q pension, and certainly NO oas more
worthy of 1t. nor 10 whom the people OF the
ex.Oonfoae.ate States would more chesrf1l'
" bsstow such substantial hcno-.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

LOB THE ACCOMMODATION OF all who can.
Il not cab during the day to pay their Sts:o
ta1ss, I will be at my ofics from 7 to 8 p. NJ or
Friday, Saturday and Moodsy, November 81, %
End 80. On the first day of December, par
cent. will DO added to all bills remaining UNPAID
II. B. HARLOW,
no727 st City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

Many eches or pains relieved at once by
spending 25 csnts fer bottle of Salvation
Gil.
Strengthen yous volca and remove coughs.
colds and horseness, by taking Dr.. Bulbs
Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

In THE German Beichstag last Saturday q
socielistio member openly criticised the En'
ps,oE and FRINGE Bismarck. The govern.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

Foa THE ACcoMoDATI OF all who c.r-
~ not call during the day to pay their State
taxes, will be at my ofico from to 8 p. m. on
Friday, Saturday aud Monday, November 81, Is
and 80. On the first day OF December, 5-per
cent. will be added to all bills remaining unpaid
N. 3. HARLOW,
IInoY27 st City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30
MARRIED.

November 25th, 1891. at the residence o; the
brides SAINT, Mrs. NJ. B. Cushmsn, in Washington,
D. c., by Rev. James I. Vance, FRANCIS H.
WILKINSON and II. ALICE BALLINGER, both
Of Fairfax county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-11-30

The Collectors of City Taxes will be at their OF.
Hce esch day to December 8, during Office hours,
to receive taxes for 1891. Pay at orc, and ave
the per cent. penalty.
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DIED,

Entered into rest, en- the 2sth OF November,
1891, after three days. illness, JOHN eEYMOUR
IT,, OF this city, aged twerty six
and Hsrrisonburg, Va, papera please copy.