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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
WHorrsALR MraD2r goeoia frou

WHOLESALE MURD2E--A special from
Cetlettshu-g, Ri, seya thst In Wayne
county, W. Va, Friday Dight, Mr. Brom.
field, his wife snd five children were muir
dered by party Oh I.sii: n railroad Iaborers.
The Italisns we're employed on The Norfolk
aud Western. Friday blight about 6lt5 of
them got duck. Going TO the home OF
Bromfeld, who Was reported TO have much
money, they demanded sduitssnca. With
rails and clubs they baean sn attack.
Bromfed and bis two haif-sfown sons made
brave defsnse, but seeTI 20 have had no
arms. TheiE esrailan.s broke Ia tbs docre
sud windows and bes1 Bromfe!d AID the
boys To Death With CLUBS. They then on
their threats ana stabbed them repeatedly
They then seiz4d the wife and two children
eId pu5 them to desth. Alter searching the
place for valusblas they burned the house
to tbs grouud. is ald that enemies Of
Brom field inoi,ed lie Italians to the mlr
der.
Cattletsburg, KY, special says: A rumor ia
current upon the streets this morning that q
sherif's posse in attempting TO capture the body
of Italians who murdered the Brumfeld family
Friday night, were forced 70 fire on the ItsiAns
with terrible fatal effects, eight Dsgos being In
stantly killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
HRWs OF TEE nay.

l. is proposed In Germany to increase the
nenslty for drunkenness. The increase OF
crime and suicides is attributed to drink.
A colony Of 1OS citlzags of other States are
settled az Sioux Falls, s. D., TO take sdvan-
taee of the easy divorce Laws Of that State.
The President hes ssued proclamation In
reference to q reciprocity treaty with san
Domingo. which will go into effect Septem
Der l, 1891.
Dr.. Max Schiller, Of tbs Bsrlia Ualger-
atty. has discovered g ns97 cure ior tuoereu-
losia. The remedy is gueicol, an extract
from lockwood, snd also the eollge principle
OF creosote.
United States Senator Calvin Brics, who
Ia in London, seys that be doubts II rs vii!
ssrys sDothar term ca The national aIecu-
s!ya con:aittee. Ee Ga7ore eZ-Pres!dent
Cleveland for the democratic nomination.
Stephen RyaD, vino was cent to jail liz At
Iants, Ga, for contempt in refusing to ooey
the order Of the court commanding him to
give M certain assets of John Rysn's Sons,
which he was supposed to have, was re-
leased Saturday on si25, GOO ball.
New Yorker who saw Mr.. Bs!ne at
Bar Harbor, reports him CO s'li eager for
the presidential L omination emo So apeGking
sliphtinsly OF "these Earrisons.n Senator
Ouey IL aeid to have made up his miod to
fight the reorganization OF President HsTri-
SCH.
Mr.. Parnell made speech ct Thucles
Saturday 10 which he resfirmed his dis.ruat
of the liberals, and said his policy you'd not
change. As Mr.. Parnell was driving to the
piece of meeting the horses we're deteohed
from his carriage by men Ia the orowd, and
the people then dragged The vehicle to the
insrset square.
John Baeeleg, sexton tor hall Century Of
St. M!chael'5 Church, Ia Charleston, s. q !,
dieti on Saturday IN the e!gh,ieth yes- OF
his age. In him one OF the most interesting
landmarks In Charleston passed away. BE
WAS part and parcel of st Michaol's, and
Bic intense interest in the church ahd per-
sous knowledge Of Is history for ever half
century made him the leading authority
with sll tourists and aghtseers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
Tragedy in New York

NEW YORK, Aug. CHARLES E Goodwin
commercial agent. was shos last night by
Bsrtram c. Webster. 10 30 apartment house,
and died al 2 O'Clock this morning. Tue
cause Of the shooting wssj ,alousy. Webster
lived with woman who was formerly al
actress known az Eie'ine Granville. The
womsu bad been fl rtiog with Goodwin aud
Webster, who had been drinking all day
Yesterday, lag, evening went to Goodwin's
apartment and shot him. He then coolly
walked down stairs telling some one be me!
on the way to seed for doctor, that Good.
win was hurt. He boarded passing Cal
and bas not yet been fund.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
Tragedy in a Ball Room.

epscia from Durango, Ooi, says; 81 =
bal! in the B'ue Naen5si0. jay %. "a ter
sble tragedy occurred, shica ls seldom
equsied in the history Of crime. Write the
dancing was gcing merrily on, tough
character Ton 4 ,sch, Inseted upon dane
ing. He vts drunk ai d armed With Q
spiss and sig shooter. Es nag told that
the Gets we're all fell, and WEE requested net
tn interfere With the persoRs already or the
Il scr, but he declared that be would dance,
and took held of q gentlemen. and attempt
ed to remove him from the sor. This
was resented aud the parties became en-
gagged 10 set flls, when Frank q. HYDE at
tempted to end tho d!sju, banoe, Roach
turning on Hyde vlciousiy stabbed him with
the knife iofcting dangerous wounds in
several places. Roach left the room, but
continued to act In discrdsrly manner. a
co@boy rsn % B lille McOord, belonging TO
the II. O." outfit tiied to phc'fY Roach 0y
goipg cut 9here he vas and tslki4g to hlui.
This seemed TO enIage him mere than eyer,
and drawing bis gun be killed MoCord on
the spot. By tbis time the excitement was
BIC ming inten'e, and as no one was armed,
the people were ain0g5 peDic-strickea. &
boy slipped awsy to hcusa neatly, Rad se-
casirg Winchester, returned 10 tho school-
house. He took aim and fred, buS missed
Roach and killed Mrs Walton, wife Of
Charles E. Walton, al estimshle womeo
living In the commaoitv. By thi time oor-
sternation had selzsd upon oil, and terror
relgued supreme. II the excitement Bosch
laft the place, since which time he has not
been seen. The entire community ore
searching for him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
Killed by a Bull.

Kansas CITY, Mo-, August ga private tod
grsm from Arkansas City, addressed '%illi.m
Brown, New York" passed through here yestcr.
day containing meagre facts of the killing Of a
woman, two children and cowboy In the Cherokee
Strip" by mad steer Tho woman ia prcsrm.
ably Browns wife, the latter bang uoslthy 1t.
tleman Of the strip" who has been East several
weeks on business. The cowboy was nsmed Jm
Dalton, cousin of the woman. ali four victims
were gored to death, together With the horse h,t
Dalton was riding
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

THE GREAT RIVER OF kLAsKA.-Alaskan cx
plorers report one of the largest rivers in the
world, the Yukon. 0s navigsble for steamers two
Thousand i've hundred mics, and five hundred
from its mouth it receives very largo Il loutsry
The basin formed by the Confluence Ia twenty
four miles wide. The Yukon is resrly IS large as
the Mississippi. Indians are every whore and war
is continuous. There is snow for months, and,
without roads, dog.sledges find good travelling
Game abounds, ind Indians have an essy life,
From seven to nine dogs make team the old
one being the leader. The driver has to watch
this dog. lit gets the scent of game it is III
and the whole team is demlraliz,d. Off they
scsmper through the woods and thickets upset
Ting the losd, smashing the Sled, tearing harness,
and giving the driver days to restore the status
quo SO vast country, trsversed By nsyigable
waters, viii soon tempt the restless and specus
tive adventures TO explore it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
a Startling Phenomenon.

PANAMA. July 26.-Ta he Department Ct
Ouzoc, at about midday, on the l6 Of Jnv
an aesolite came almost In conisct with tf-
earth. Il crossed In a sou:herly direction
with as beautiful and luminous tsi &c that
Of any comet evsr seen. Before disappear.
Ing terrific explosion was heard, furoas-.
Ing the detonstlon of g whole battery Of
heavy artillery, and immediately Afterwards
q light shower Of pebbles fell thr uahort
that neighborhood.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

TIE memhers Of the Mississippi conven
ton which recently revised the constitution
c: that State we're wise men In their genera
ton. TIE constitution provides that no
body shall vote Ia Mississippi who shall not
have paid csnitation tax four months pre-
vious TO the Gay OF election. This Is IN ei-
fecsive measure aRsusS the payment Of poll
tx In blocks, By Dastissns, as nominations
re rarely made four months In advance OF
2 sctions, snd "a fey men are willing to pey
The pc! taxes Of others who tnay not even
o. ca!lsd upon TO vote 70. tbsm. The time
for paying the tax referred TO for tie mex:
election Ia Mississippi has already expired,
and though many white men heve failed TO
pay il, 2 great many moro negroes have
done iileWlse, 60 that the msi ority of white
yoaera 10 that 9 late at the next election will
h3 a. least Fly Thousand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
Eeayy Rain

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug, 3.-Thc heaviest rsin
known In many years, fell here last night. Tho
damage is estimated at 10000. The rain con.
tnuel ia torrents nearly two hours IN some
sections cellars were filled and in one OF two csses
the water covered the first floor. Several sewers
cayed in, and street CARS were grestly delayed.
The streets stood over two feet deep ia ws'e: ia
some pal is Of the city, and walking was almo;:
impossible. In thrao hours, however, sl the
water had Como. The streets in some ca:es were
left two inches deep in mud.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

CHEZ BoURG, Aug. 3-The festivities In
this city yesterday 10 honor OF the officers
and crew OF the Russian cruiser Kornilif
were &C ntinued to late hour. After the
reception at the town hall and the subse-
quent banquet, grand bal was given in
J of the American and the Greek warships
now In the hsrbor were invited to attend
tbs ball and were there In large NUMBER.
| Besides the usual decorations o! flags, bunt-
Ing and flowers IN the ball room, an i'm
mense number OF aficolored fairy lamps
had been go arranged that they represented
the national colors OF Russia, the United
States ard Greece.
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug 3.-Klng AIexsn.
dsr, the you hful ruler of Servia, arrived at
g.. Petersburg to-day on visit to the impe
| rial family. He was met at the railway
station by the Car and several OF the Rus
sian grand dukes and was accorded all the
honnrs paid to aruing sovereign.
LONDON, Aug. 3-The Globe this after
neon publishes dispatches detailing the
murder OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brumfsld and their
five children in Wayne county, West Virgin
ia On Friday last by g crowd of drunken
Italian laborers employed on the Norfolk
ind Western railroad, and in an editorial
comments on the crimes: "Thls horrible
outrage will assuredly have it's full effects
upon the future relations between the Amer
icsns and undesirable immigrants. The
sWsrms OF Italians who cross the Atlantic
! are by far the most Objectionable of all the
emigrants who 60 10 America. They ap-
. pear TO have lost their only visible merit
that Of eobrety. Self defense, in some states
{ where toe state protection Ia exceedingly
! elementary, becomes not only right, but a
duy. The murGerers in this case will un
doubleday receive the deserts from the peo-
ps of West Virginia, snd 1t will then be seen
; il I:aIy will demand federal IL quiry with
vew to proturivg compensation. If Italy
lbould dc 80 tina answer that will be made
20 her demand will perhaps be shorter and
sharper than thu one previously made By
tho U 8. G ,vernmeDt In rep'y to Itsly's de-
mend for compensation for the families Of
,he ItsinDs lyrcbed at Ne1 Orleans. Tat
acuotry which cannot deal efficiently with
iis ovp nurderers must not object to any
s)rj Of iaw that doas the work for It,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
The NEGRO and the G. a. r.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Among the delegations 10
the Grand Army oncampmont a. Detroit arrived
in the city yesterday was that of the depa, men.
Of Louisi ana ard Mississippi. The deIegstcs 5.y
shat they are going to mako sn Issue on tho OK.
clusion OF negroes from the Grand Army raak,
and declare that, unless their demand is sc,edsd
to. they will withdraw from tho organization.
The posts Of Louisisns and Mississippi have si.
ways refused to grant charters for negro posts on
the ground th,t the g. A. B. is social orsaniz..
ton and has the power to restrictits membersbp.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
lDENrlFIBD-Lsvls Loltzenberger,a rela

EDENTIFIED-LsW!s Loltzsaberser,a rela-
t,vs Of ex-Y Vice. Pfaa!daut ThoIaars L. Hen.
dicks, was arrested in Chicago Saturday
night by offers who were looking for Tom
my Morgan, Chicago burglar. The arrest
seems to have proved the truth OF the eppai
emily Incredible report that Morgan and
Lelzanberger were one and the same per-
son LIE tz .nherger wac at one time wealthy
and oom manGt d considerable social 1t hnence
IN IDdisnspois. Ga his person when arrest
ed were found 8 number of tco's which he ls
Fsid 20 have used in s-b.saking
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
TELEGRAPEIC BREVITIEs.


The foreign committee OF the Chicago
worlds fair arrived 10 Berlin today fror,
Paris.
Samuel Eano, real estate operator at all.
atop, Mass, has assigned. Liabilities,
100000.
From Lima ard CalIao, Peru, 1t is re-
ported that smallpox is spreading there
more and more every day.
The British steamer Wal'srsh has been
wrecked on Daassn Islaud, north OF Cape
Town. The steamer Ia total less.
At Caps Nay Point this morning Presi-
de1t Harrison signed the commission CT j.
sloat Ftssett a. collector Of the port Of New
York
Five stores in Ridgdsle, suburb Of Chat
tsnooga, have ooen completely destroyed By
fire. The total loss will probably excse 1
$4,000.
In tbs southwestern part Of Wisconsin ard
generally tbroushous the western aaa
northwestern portions of the 6 ate all grow
Ing crops are reported in foe condition.
Detroit is crowded with G. A. 3. men TO attend
the annual meeting. Secretary Proctor is among
those present.
hbrem Bscker, dealer in commercial paper in
Now Yors assign, to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
Communicated.
& butcher had little lamb,
It's fleece was mewhst soiled;
It locked 81 If it hsd been rolled
In mud. and then VOL oiled.

On Sunday afternoon as was going down Roy
al street, opposite the Market square, a we'll
known hotel proprietor called ny attention to a
crying sound coming from the Msrket alley, and
asked me what it was. gave it up, and pro-
posed to investigate. We entered the alley and
found lamb in a pen which, We supposed, had
been loft there from Saturday, with larder con-
sst of ono barrel stave, pierre of tin sporting,
half peck of waste paper and tEo pieces OF mel
or rind, but no water. sly friend (who has o
heat as big as two oxen) called his servant srd
ordered 5ucket Of weter az orce. We put it in
the pen, aud, to our delight, the LAMB vent Tor it
and drank until its sid expanded. We then
withdrew and, alter short debste, came to
the conclusion that thera 1as an opening here fer
a society fer the prevention Of cruelty to animals.
T. v Z
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

Elk SENATOR INGALLS, says: Prohibition
is The avg in Kacaas, yet thtre ia not town
In the State where man cannot get al! !hs
liquor he wants Il is tbs cane Ia Iows."
1t ia tie ssmo everywhere elee. Prohibition
does aome;ines Inccmmode those who never
usa LIQUOR to excess. Tbs obstruction it
affords to those who dc, is as vaiu IS cob
web. II the snt:-Hquor men were wisa thsy
would cease their futile attempts to make
prohibition laws Effective, ard favor high
ltcenae-.be most perfect measure yet de
ylsed for restricting tho abuas OF what. from
che beginning Of the world. has been an e1
celent medicine. Personal liberty is o
travesty where man who feels that le
reeds 6 dflrk Of liquor has to become law
breaks in .dar 10 supply that ueed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

GENERAL MALONE aud mir. Henry Wat
terson ara sl!ae. In one particular at least.
They write letters to people, but the hrst
iut:natlon the latter have OF such thing Is
he fact that taey read the letters referred
to In tia newspapers. MIR. Watterson wrote
letter TO Governor Hill of New York, ad-
vsing him to get out CT the way OF e1-Presl'
dent Cleveland, but the Governor never re-
celved the letter. and was only made aware
OF the fact that It bad been written, by read
ing 1t Ia Nv. Wasterson's own newspaper.
And now Ganeral Malone hos written one
to tbs editor Of the Petersburg Inder appeal,
denying O statement to the effect that he
Il Opposed to ballot reform, bat It never
roached 5i.n. end rs lever kne~ any thing
oiit pali. pa read it In the columns of
ygaah:ueton oewspspeE odited by the Gen
erals peisoroi and political friend Mr..
Frank HattoD. But great men not Gully
thiak, but sot alike
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
PRONOUNCED HELPLESS. Yet Saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd, OF
Groton, y. D., we quote "Wss taken with bad
cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set IN
and fnslIy terminated in Consumption. Four
doctors gave me up saying could not live bat a
short time. l gave myself up to my Saviour. de-
termined il could not stay With my friends on
earth, would meet my absent ones above. BY
husband was advised to get DR.. Kingc New Dis
ccvery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. ]
gave it trial, took in all eight bottles it has
curei me snd thank God am now well and
hearty womsn" Trial titles bottles free st f
8. Lesdbester & Bros. drugstore, regular SIZE SOC
and 81 90 - ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

A BIG RACE -MIOhse' F. Dsyer's horse
Louestrest w3a the n tch CT Morris PARK
N, Y, Saturday, aud With / Sl2 500 Ger MS
owner. defeating David T. Pu'slfe.'s Tsnrs.
TIE weather WA cool and piss SAINT aDd tbe
track 10 frst-0!sss ooDdition for the reca
Fbere we're nearly %. 900 people st The track.
The diatarca wes mile and g quarter enc
saa tiue t@o minutes seven and one-hsl!
aeoonde. Several hundred thousand dol.
iars ehsnged hands on the race.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

Several miloA cows were poisoned By some
unknown person in Newark, N. Y, OF Sat-
uraay. and The owoera tried to save their
customers by rushing through the town
Ringing bells ard shouting to their custom
srs not to drink OF the milk. Several per-
sons were made sick aud the COWS are dying.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

SENATOR ALDRIoH, who is now listening to
the sad murmurs of the sea, can divert HE fel.ci-
tstsons upon the benefits his friends the protect
cd manufacturers, are receiving from the McKin-
10y BILL which he managed in the Senate, by re-
grets for the interference of his senatorial col
leagues, which prevented him from completing
the whipping he commenced to give Senator
Plumb, who hsd detected and exposed linn in
cheating Mt cards.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

mo" exclaimed Mr.. Pepteeker. M.
madaup, object most decidedly. Once and
for ali [ cay it-sbe eir's shall not be Taught
foreign languages And why not, prayP"
said Mre. p, with whitening sarcasm. BE
cause" said MIR. P, with more whitening
saroagn, "bscause. Mrs.. P, one tongne is
enough for any woman
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
GOLD IN NORTH oARo11NA.-It 10 report.

ed By parti from Montgomery county, n.
O., that another rich gold 6n3 has been
made close to the U ,ghsrrle river Ia that
county. l. waa discovered that Two of :h@
natives bad about four qaer!s OF gold pug
gata ard that thsy we're 10 The hshi, Of
spentiog tnelr niehte away from home.
They we're Gnsched and It wss focnd thai
they nrre wci king g very r!oi vein on the
pro?e. 6eE.hi recently by Senator apoo"-
err, of W;econsia, and associates. & ie!e-
greco has been sent 10 hIF. Spoon:r ard The
work hGs beoD slapped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

HIS WELCOME FROM The OLD Folks FIX Gov.
Dovall, Of Florida, was the son of a poor Virgin
ian, stern, strong, taciturn man. The boy wss
huge youth of fifteen. 1t tho csbin fire at bed
time, according to the custom OF putting on q
back log, the Old man said between the whiffs Of
his siont pipe: "Tab go out and bring in that
gum b:c, log and put it on Tho fire." Tab went
ont snd surveyed The log. He knew that it was
no use explaining thst it was too heavy, nor prC-
dent for him to roturn without having it upon his
shoulder. His little sister, passing, was not sur.
prised that no requested her to bring out the gun
and powder horn, as q 'possum or coon might have
passed, the brother might have seen besr signs.
She brought the gan and Tab started. Re found
the way through the woods into Kentucky in
1891 After an absence OF eighteen years he WAS
elected to Congress. msn of immense siza and
strength, he started for Washington, going By the
way Of his old homo to see the folks who had long
eince given him up for dead. Entering the little
cabin yard nosr bed. time, he saw the identical
gum log. He shouidercd IT, pulled tho latch
string and with his load stood before the old man,
pipe in mouth as usual. "Hcre is the gum log,
father well you've been long while getting
it put 1t on tho fire and 60 to bed."-Floridd
Union,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

THE HUDSON RIVER TuNN1L.-The tun-
mel under sSe Hudson river betTeen NsW
York sgd 5a'5ey CITY is rapidly nearing
c,nlpietiou. Tbs company hos notified the
various tlupk iluaa terminating in jersey
CITY that 10 will be Ia g position 10 furnish
TRANSPORTATION through tbs tu0nel shortly.
The company deolcrea 1t will have The first
single treck liz ruluiog order in three
r, 1rtig
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
DRY GOODS.

III NHESE sales occur semi-annual-
Il ly and have grown SO popular
that they are now an ESTAB-
LISTED INSTITUTION. We In
tend that the present shall surpass
in magnitude and merit any pre-
vious one, and unhesitatingly say
there is presented in EVERY SHIRT
THE BEST MATERIALS, FIT AND FIN
ISL POSSIBLE to put in it for its re-
spective price.
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39c each.

$50 d zen Shirts made of Wamsuttn
Muslin 1900 puro linen bosom-open back
and opening has endless and extension
facing. French placket sleeves faced
reinforced fronts gathered yokes-linen.
faced cuff bands-every shirt cut straight.
way Of the cloth and double stitched
elegantly msdc-14 to 1S.
Soc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03
A.B. c. Observation-Disclosures Blood

siesplessness, nervous proslration, ner-
yous dyspepsia, duilness, blues, cpium.habit
cured by DR.. Miles Nervlne. Samples free
at druggists, by mail 10o. MILES MED. Co.,
Eikhart, lad.
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Abe. Observation-Disclosures Blood
DIED.

srndsy, iug., End, at $50. m BETTE z.
youngest dsughtsT of Samuel S. ard Bette Sip.
pie. Funeral will take place Tuesday, Aug., 4th,
st p m., from her late residence, No. 2l4 south
Royal street. Friends OF the family are invited
to attend
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

sonsbody observed Ia the presence OF .
womsn- hater that 1t was a curious feet that
ei.ls never learn to play marbles. Moth
ing curious about It," be interposed, THE
sex, even at that age, ore too stuck up to
kurck!e down."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-03

EVERY oraER wise and disinterested man
agrees With dsm Smith that taxes shou d
bs equal. But where ls the equality In tax
Ing s poor man CT the necesasries of life AID
exempting from taxation rich mars gov.
ernaenb bonds. on which he draws intert S.,
and obtains currency, which he lende, also
at interss Wild as the scheme is, /. is not
at sIl surprising that there should be de-
mand that the government shall print
enough paper money to supply every body
who wants it of one per cent. month, on
land and farm products as security.