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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
again rnah forward with

,annhiosns vii. again ,uah forward with
,neir Foroa nill. MsEsrs. Wilson, Dockery,
Rcnum and otherP, on the contrary, sey an
extra session would be prejudicia', ssd that
,herefore The business iDnst be buried up as
raoidlv a. possible 80 as TO avoid such nee
city.
Even the laa'-iitch republicans now en-
ceoe that the Force bill bias bad its day. Mr..
Hosr said tc-isv that he was convinced
there Wss not, and could not be obtained,
msj Gritty of tbs Senate to pess that bill, sud
that even If MT Cameron had no. voted as
be did, SO so TO kill it, other republican Sen
stors would have done go. To day it is re-
ported that Senator'S Henderson, McMil!au
and Hale have notified their republican col
leagues that they will not vote to tske
either the gag rule or the Force bill up again
st this session.
As the House ia now going on with the
business of the country, the fsieDds OF the
Washington and Arlington Railroad at the
Capit,i were hopeful that the bill for that
road would be taken up and passed to-day.
az M-. Reed had ibtinated that he would
not oil iect.
10 The House 10 day Gen. Lee introduced
the petition Of Swensm, whose store
at Fairfax station, Virginia, was destroyed
By fl e sonstme ago, f,r making good the
loas of 5000 in currency, burned up in that
Ere.
a delegation OF BssSonisns called upon
the Piesideot today to advise him aeains:
the silver bill, but hs could not hear them
AID said it wouid be improper for him to
give any expression on the bill before Con-
gress had acted. He WAS not 30 scrupulous
10 resoect OF the Force bill.
Ex-Msyor Bowen of this city is now watch
man at he Treasury Der ertment.
1t ia the general imprts ion that the bill to re-
apportion Congressional representation will be
the ono passed by the House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
ERnM WASHINGTON.
Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Ga=ette
MAsaIHG ror. Q. O.. Jan. IS. 1896.


WASHING rog. D. c.. Jan. IS, 1896
TIE following is the only change In the
4.h class poetoflic,s OF Virginia that was
,nade to-day R,ugn Greek. Charlotte couu
~. Amanda p. Tucker appointed pos,mas-
Ter vice s. 81. Cay ranovst.
a delegation of Boston anti-free silver
men Appeared before the House coinage
COMMITTEES 10 day aid stated their views
TOE democratic memher5 Of the committee
tried to have day fixed for taking vote
upon the silver bill, but the republican ma
i1rity voted them down, one Of them saying
there wac no need OF action now as the sef-
sion Of Congre3o would soon close and then
the democratic majority in the House could
pass eilver bill To sIia themselves.
Senator Frye to-day proposed an mead
IN ant TO tns d,p!om st;a appropriation bill
raising the mssi % 10 Mexico 20 that OF the
f,st class and making Cd APPROPRIATION of
SS7 500 to meet the expenses of the lega ion.
Secretary Baire comments that the
change oe made. SJuat,r Sherman pre-
scented e proposed amendment to the same
bill to advance the rack Of the Minister to
Greece 80 that OF al envoy and to include
Roumanie and Servia IN his mission. The
salary of the Minister 8 Increased to ~ 500
A deiegs ion OF Philadelphia democrats
waited u1on Senator Cameron ye. t ,rd az
and asked him t. accept their nomination
FOR Mayor of tn. city, the terra of which Of
flee isiout years and The salary $40 600 a
year.
Senator Mitchell of o egon has received
come fine fresh ssmon rs present from MS
friends n. home. Ia aud many of his Ssr.
atoral friends eTj 'ied them to-iay pt 8
lunch served in the Senate restaurant
{ in
He, and indeed 81 the other republican
Senators vino voted with him against the
Force bill, are q ,oGed with kilograms and
letters com plim entng them upon their &C
zion and assuring them that il has strength.
aaed them even IL th.ic OWE party.
Mr. Choate concluded his argument In the
q. 8. Supreme Court to-dsy 10 favor of the
Eoslish side of tbs B.hring Sea case, and
sVery body aho heard him said he tore the
Attorney Gsuersi's lief TO threads and ex-
posed that ctiiciai'd ignorance 10 the most
glaripq light.
As G3aerai Rosecrarz is democrat, thu
.epnhlicaDs in Congress are making q dead
,es to prevent bin from drawing two ssls-
ries, one as Retired amy officer and tho
othsr as register Of the treasury.
The bill for establishing an inebriate ssy.
lnm for this city. as agreed upon by the
House District OF Columbia COMMITTEES yes
,erday, isaves the selection Of the site there
OF to the Secretary OF War, bus as that offi-
cial says he has no spare ground at Ariug-
too, il is hardly possible he will select that
place. General Lee tried to have Arlington
named "a the place. bat the mpjohty vas
agsiost him.
There is d diff renee ofopiaion among the
democrats of the e }uss ss to the pTopriety
of an extra session. Mr.. Mills. NJ. Cif;ou
Breckenridge aud cthers hlnk such & session
.sould ccnduae 20 the psrty's welfare AMI
asfsty, and say ihs5 if there ia any spare
slime at this Gessiou there is danger that the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Ovsr seven thousand halee Of cotton ware
received at Norfolk, yesterday, the largest
single days receipts of the season.
The cuiy case before the Court of APP
pesIs yesterday was that Of Harper. g.,
against Vaughan, which was argued and
submitted.
A case at Annapolis for violation of tbe
culipg las raises the question whsther oys-
ters uo6er the legal sjza can bs brought
from Virginia into Maryland.
Mai n Robert Walker, Distinguished civ
IL enaineer, aud a native of Petersburg, dice
Monday in Tallahassee. Fla, aged aboL
eighty years. he was an uncls of ex-Gov.
Vim. E. Cameron.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
3 ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WAsaIEaToN, D. o., Jau. 2S
SENATI.

The Senate met at II q. 70 which is TO be
the hour OF daily meeting for the remainder
of The session.
Mr. Stewart said that inasmuch as there
was some uncertainty as to Mr.. Stauford's
position on the vote ION Monday to lay
aside thu cosura rule, he wished to have
read .elegrem written to hiEa by Mr..
Stanford On Monday morning, out not de-
livered on account OF the interruption Ct
telegraphic business. The telegram (Which
has en- already published was read, to the
effect that NJ. Stanford was in favor OF pro-
cseding with the apportionment bill and the
appropriation bills and asking to be paired
accordingly.
The House amendment to the Senate bill
referring to the court OF claims the claims OF
tie Chesapeake Female College OF Virgins,
for the use AMI occupation OF iis property
from 1861 to 1869. By the military authori
tiss of the Uatsd States, we're concurred in;
aa5 the bill now goes TO the President.
After soma ualm portant business The
Fl ,use apportionment bill was then taken
40 aud Mr.. Hale advocated Its passage.
Mr. Davis and Mr. Washburn replied TO
NJ. Hale.
HOUSE,
The journal of yesterdays proceedings
Was approved without question this MORT
i1g.
Mr.. Cannon, Of Illinois, asked unanimous
CONSENT for the passage of joint reaolu-
ton providing for the renting OF Marini's
Hall In Washington, for the use OF thu city
auditors Off, Sc, which was adopted.
Me- Siyers reported 6 resolution for the
printing Of extra copies OF tho report OF the
irrigation committee on the irrigation Of the
arid laud,, which was adopted.
The Speaker Ieid before the House the
resignation Of Joho II. Mccarthy as repre-
sentative from he S:h distrio. OF New otk.
Laid on the table.
The Hou;s than went into committee OF
tn whole on thu military academy appro-
p;istion hill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

a HUMAN BRUTE KILLED by inches"
describes better, perhaps, than any o,her
worGs, the horrible torture Ii q o'ed upon a
cat t.g an enrsged brewer IN Reading, Pc,
yesterday. Ole of tbe employees of the
Residing brewery ID al enthusiastic chick n
fancier, and be perfected an incubator late
Is. good I'd broo3 CT fsncy birds vas
hatched 10 his appliance. Yesterday, how
ever be misH.d his IL, and Investigation
developed The fact thSt tns brewery Cat nad
eaten them The off sndine fsine was csueht
andtricsd up agaipst the wa 10y stout strings.
Calling bis compsnions sbou5 him. the
chickeu iancIer f st split the brute's tsil
with sharp knife, thea grasp!pg the bleed
lug metnber Ia che hand, be proceeded 10
leisuselS nip oG pieces from tbs etran5s,
each about "a Inch long; then portions Of
the eats were carved Il. The legs foJiowsd
one at Is tlms, and ia snall ri7css. When
the limbs had al baen severed it WAS found
that a spark of life still remained in the Cat,
and thu isnd deliberately proceeded to
gougs the eyes ouf, ALT the muscles of the
mouth, and com plated his work by actually
sskinuing" the est i've, bnt before the op-
Grafton had beer faia5, d she poor, maIreas.
90 brute d I'd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
AN UNr1MELY DEArH.-Two young wo-

AN UN11MELY DEATH.-Two young wo-
men, OViana and Allie Clark. sisters, VINO
wer t TO Washington some time ago from
their home near Hunters Mills, Fairfax
county, were found yesterday morning up,
Conscious in THEIR room. which was hlieo
W tn gas from an open burner. Every EFFORT
WAS made to re-, tire the young women TO
consciousness. and in the CASE of one, was
successfuI, The other, Allie, died and her
body vas ssnt to the Morgue. They were
neat, lady-hke girls, and ftl owed the oocu-
patton OF dresem aker. They went out Monday
night to 90 to the theatre, and, though ordi-
narils quiet in demeanor, came In at o'clock
ia the morning quite ncisy. They went to
their room, and nothing more was heard OF
them, except some groans III I'll the servant
made the discovery of their condition.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
ospER CT MEcHANIcs.-The State Coar

ORDER CT MBcHANICs.-The State Coan
oil of Virginia, o. U. A, III /, was institu
ted In Petersburg yesterday. The follow
ing officers We elected end installed: s. O..
E R Boyer. ofAlexendrIa S. V. G.. W. Fl
Cutheon, of Portsmouth; s. O. Secretary,
Frank a. Owens, OF Petersburg 6. c.
Treasurer, n. 2. Wh;tehurst. of Richmond
s @. L, ". I. White, of Fredericksburg
g. G. E 81. &. ShUe. OF Claremont; s. Q.
P r. P Hamilton, of Petersburg. Repre-
sentatves to the national councils which
meet in frey. New York, September next
For three years, 2 @. Owen, of Petersburg;
Ior t.c gears, J. 0 B;nmmist, of frederick
burg: tos ouo yesr. D. S Thompson. of
r chmca&; for chal:u man Of Finance Com
mit,ee, James e Caldwell, OF Petersburg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEs.

The datails of the Montana legislative
compromise are all in and organization is
to be f'-cted 10 deg.
l. vas reported Ia London Last night that
Mr.. Bvadaugh yes 10 go exhausted condi-
don and teal be was suffering from inscm-
aa
Co. George Snyder, the wife murderer,
wss y, stsraay removed from the jail at San
Narcoa, Tx, to Austin TO prevent bis be-
ing ynched
1t 10 said that Z, c. Brandt. while drilling
a well on MS farm nasr Fairpolt. Ia, has
found at The depth OF 800 feet vein Of silver
sAt en inches thick.
IL spte of the rumor that R1bert Ray
q an on may bs still alive his immediate
family aod friends in New Ycrk adhere to
the beliei that the report OF his death in
IDAHO was absolutely correct.
Warrants have been issued fo- the arrest
o: Frani, sma!lwood and Charles Potter,
haraed with conspiracy to murder ice
3msllwood, wealthy citzso of Decatur,
H., aad tather of the e S. named youth.
About iva months ago B. Il. Campbell,
ex-U oi.e2 States Marshal for the Chicsg.'
district. lsfs his house in the highland mgs-
teriousiy disappeared. This morning h;e
b3dy was discovered in the Chicago river.
TIE Cnippswa Indians around Holt, Mar
snail county, MINI, have commenced GANG
Ing, Rad, i. is said, will coon be on the war.
pa.h Inc people in the acigh5orhocd are
allrmed eud appeal .or instantaneous hsip
from the State.
a missionary among the Tribes around
LAKES Wianepsg aad Manitoba writes that
camps Of Indians leas Dog Head were re.
Gently stiaoaad by asud OF wolves about 8
bu idred III auubsr, who killed many Ia
disns end devou.ed them.
The vote fer Unlted States Senator In
joint session cithe Kansas g:ela:use today
resu I'D: Pi.Gsr, 101; Ingalls,, IS; Blair, 5;
B,ksr, 1; Morrill,, l. For the first time in
the history CT The ( t te Uoited States Seg-
ator has been choeen who owes ID alleg!-
ance TO the ,epu5lioau party, snd who was
elected w!ihtu; its aid.
Charles Miller, who murdered Two bays
named F!ahbaush and Eneaon ID freight
car withia tha ncrd,.s of Wyoming while
they were ea rout. frem their home in 8 Z.
Jcsspb to Denver, wss today sentenced in
Cheyenne to ba hanged Friday. March 20
Miller is Iifeen years. old. but did not ex-
hbit The slightest trace ofemotioD when the
sentence was Passed op5n him.
The Connecticut House met sc-?ay and
received the report of the committee sp-
pointed to canvass the cote for State
officers. Ihe committee states ihst it
is unable to determine that any person
was legally chosen to ill any OF tbs
State offices except tbs Comptroller, TO
which the face of the rsturns indicate that
Nicholas Strsub, democrat, was electet.
The House accepted the report and adopted
resolutions Offering to Din with the Senate
in general recount of the vote OF the State
Guy Butler newspaper correspondent, who
it was supposed had been killed By the Indians
near Pine Ridge, is said to bo alivo and vol. He
has boon held captive by the hostles.
Fire in the hold Of tie steamer Ravenshaw at
Bro ,klyn this evening did $50 COO damage. The
vessel WAS loaded with fruit, sulphur and tumac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
OFFICIAL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


At regular meeting of the Board OF Aldermen
held January 81, 1891, there were present /:
Wm. r. Marbury, esq, President and Messrs.
Burke, Rinken, Bryant and Mckenzie.
The Committee on Streets reported as follows ::
Upon the petition of Wellington Thomas for re-
modelling his property 'the committee would re-
commend the granting OF the spplic alton :" upon
the petition OF Powell Giiscom for the removal Of
tho siding at the southwest corner of Royal and
Wilkes streets that the Superintendent OF the
Virginia Midland &. &. has directed the removal
Of the siding on the lot of the petitioner"
The report Of the same committee upon the pe-
tition of &. E. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans,
for repairing the intersection OF Washington and
Prince streets was read and laid upon the table.
The act regulating the erection of buildiDgs
within the city Of Alex ,ndria WAS eeivtd from
this Common Council, read the second and third
times and nassed by the foll1wing vote: Ay,s,
Messrs. Bulk, Hinken, Bryant, Mckenzie and
Mr.. President-5. Noes, none.
The act 10 amend an act entitled an act to pro-
hibit the sale of intoxicating liquors from twelve
O'Clock on Saturday night of each and every we,
until II o'clock the succeeding Sunday light
wss received from the Common Council, read the
second aud third Times and laid upon the table by
mutual consent
The following were reooivld from the Common
Conucil and their seton concurred in: The re.
port of the Finance Committee upon the petition
OF joan NJ. Young: the communication OF w. III.
al President of tho Psssors' Ali .nce protest.
ing against thu amendment of the law regulating
he sale OF intoxicating liquors on the Sabbath !;
the petition of The Alexandria Brick Company for
the rection of an electric light at intersection
tCo U nbus and Madison streets an act to amsnd
sections eight and seventeen of chapter 3.
ihc resolution that the Mayor, Auditor and
Treasurer borrow $4,000, and issue the city's
obligations for the Same, WAS received from the
Common Council, read and laid on the table.
The board then adjourned
Tcstc Mp. VINCENT, Clork.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

-Four ia very firm somc mills have atvarced
prices 10 .16c per barrel; sill claim that but for
present high figures for milfee prices would lie
much above current values. The Wheat markets
are stiff and fairy acli5c; choice samples find
ready sale at tho extrems range; receipts to-day
were small and they brought 90, 90, %, 100,
102 and 1914; NJ prime Lancaster WAS offer d
Cru 60461 in bulk. R7e 70AS0. Oats 5Os5
Butter is dull at 15a2O Egss 22.23. Pork 4
a42., snd is in goot supply. Turkeys 1la1}
Chickens Ducks and Geese l0l11. App'e. p
tstoes and othcr prsduc, sre scarce. Mil.taot snd
Hay are wi hout msterisl chang.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

SENATOR CAMEEoN OF peuDeylvaria wSs
blrned in ~ nesr Pittsbufg itot nighs TO:
votlog So .inst the Force bill. But the men
WAC melted that deed will IL three months
time deny that they know sny thing about
it, be tagging altar the 6snator fer fayors,
aud at the EEK: election vets for the caud-
dates he uay select. Nearly all the repu-
table republican newspapers in Penneylva-
u!a endorse Mr.. Camsron's yotr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
\ I, Elk N u R la. V "A
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JxNUAIY %.

BECAUSE some southern States, through
their legislatures, refused to appropriate
money to the Chicago fair if the Force bill
should pass, tbs Press. the Presidents New
York organ, calls for one million OF armed
men to put down the rebellion" in the
South. But the rebellion" exists in the
North also, as the Legislatures of Indians,
Michigan, Illinois, and even New York, the
State in which the Press is printed, have, IN
respect Of the matter referred to. followed
ths example of the southern States. How
many men does the redoubta6le editor OF
the Press want to put down the northern
srehellionr?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

THE NEW YORK Herald ssys tie repub''-
can party, "in 81, were ready to sacrifice
themselves to save the country; In 81 they
are wiling to sacrifice tho country to save
themselves" The Herald was never more
mistaken. Ia '6l, az in 81, the republican
party, that is he proteotiorisfs. who then
80 new ruled it, iDoited war to save itself, at
the imminent risk of sacrificing the country
It's course in 1875 and now, is bat repeti-
ton Of that which brought on the war 10
'6l, sud which, except for the result OF that
war, would probably HAYS had the sane
eff Ct in '76 and in '9l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

IF WHAT the Atcberon Champion sage Of
Senator Ingalls, be t:us-aud it has The largest
circulation of any paper In Kansas, AID has
heretofore beer considered excellent repnh-
Ian authority there-the legislature of that
8 a'e hes d0pe wisely 10 relegsticg that San
at;r 10 pr!vsie lie, and the wonder is, net
ria. it has not cone Sc before, but that sucb
9 ;nan ccuid nave ever been sent to the Q.
Z. 8 nate by S a!s having any regard for
ite own reputation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
A Safe Investment

is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfac-
tory results, or in case of failure return OF pur-
chase price. On this scfo plan you can buy from
our advertised druggist bottle of DR.. Kings New
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and can always be depended upon.
Trial-bottes free 10 E. s. Leadboater & Bros.
drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
MONETARY ARD ceAKpgc,.,

NEW YosK. Jan % i he stock market ,peoe5
this morning with activ ty and strength
first prices being almost invariably from I, to /,
per cent higher Than last evenings fl aal fe,,o.
The activity, however, WAS confined 10 foa.
loading stocks, while the general list was og,o,
snd featureless, SIS usual. At II o'clock the ma.
ket was fairly active and generally at snail fr.c.
tions better than the opening prices
BALTIMORE, January 2s.-yirginia eopso,.
=. 1O.AOs -: do 3s 65
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

TIE Unted States Senate yesterday, a.
ter dsposing of soma uninportaut business,
took up theOougressonai apportionmentbill.
Senators Davis and Berry spoke in favor OF
the amendment fixing ihe number OF repre- :
ssntatives at $780, instead of $50, as provided
in House bill, and Senators Hiscock and
Hale spoke against the amendment. The
House was engaged on the Military Academy
appropriation biz.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

Nh MCKINLEY ssys that Prince Bis
marcS's policy Of limited protection in Ger
many induced him to take mp the tariff
preston in the Gated States" Something
is the matter with Ms. Mckinley. The
Mckinley bill Limited protection !" Whs
Rismarcks idea of protection never ep-
preached the attitude of McKinley's. and II
euy man had suggested McKinley's rates to
Hsmiltoo and Clay, the great protective
leaders of this couatry, they would have
desrsd him f. snbjec4 for the lunst!c asy-
I'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

The Governor of Missouri has become
jealous of the attention given to outlawe !;
out ha s,il continues to reccro mend the
famous DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for coagbs
and colds.
The prcpsis!ors of Salvation Oh, he great
est curs on earth for pain. will pay large
reward If cry certificate published ~ them
is found no. genuine. I costa only 25 oents
q bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

Mothers, you can relieve your baby of Its
discomfort without administering opium,
that deadly drug, by using only DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup.
T1e remedy needed for severe case Of
nasal catarrh is Cd Saui's Catarrh Cure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

Mr.. Lane, member OF Parliament for Cork,
was visitor at the Capitol yesterday. but
Soesksr Reed dsconrteousiy refused him
tne privilege of the floor, which had been
accorded him BIZ the Senate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
NEW YnpE. Jan. 26.
NEW OK, jan. 70.
Hon. WHliam ". Steuart, United States
Senate, Washington:

"Oo general principles sm 10 favor Of the
closure rule, but / am not In favor OF any
thing tbas would sbut our your proposed
amendment to the elections bill providing II
will Apply only to elections for Congress.
"Witbout such amendment, with mg pres
ent views, Ithould be obliged TO vofe against
th elections bill am in favor Of doing tie
important 5nsiness-pssslng the ap9or,ios-
meut bill and appropriation bills, wbensver
we can.
sShow this to Senator Atdriob. Il it Is
necessary pair ms accordingly. l shs.l try
to be in Washington this evening.
LELAND STAMFORD "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

The Chester, England, Courant claims that
il has authority TO STATE thas Mr.. Gladstone
i, sbou5 to resign the leadership OF his party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

sFfLOHs vIrALIZS;R is what you need for
Constipation, Loss of Appetite. Dzz;res, snd sIi
SYM toals OF Dyspepsia. Price rs cents per bos.
lilo. For sale b. Z. S. Leadbestor q Bro. agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28
Senator stanford's DELAYED Telegram.

Tns foliowing ia tbs telegram sent by Sen
ator Stanford to Senator Stewart Gu Nor
day, hut which was delayed by resson o!ihs
wires teirg dowO:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

BALTIMORE, January 2S.-The exchanges are
listless t .day as yesterday. Thu isolation Of New
York is felt here serou'ly, AID .very bod is hop
ing for speedy res otstion OF telegraph facil5ica
What business is dor is at about yester1s! )
4 rices
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

Simmons Liver Regulator u,es general
debility snd will gigs you new LEASE n
life,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-28

NEW YORK, Jan 29.-Whsas moeoratc!y Sc
tive. Corn strong az aseSs; np Oats f5me
and qriet. Pork dull aud steady. i.srd duil aud
e-sy.