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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
Archdinceses.

The question of the erection OF provinces
in the American Church, which would
probably involve The creation of %mstropolit-
ical jurisdictions, has been discussed N
many of the general conventions during the
past thirty-6ve years. A.
Bishop F. Nj. Whittle. Of Virginia, having
been asked for his opinion on the subj soJ,
writes as f,llows:
so reply to your Inquiries, as a Bish op of
The Protestant Episcopal Church in the
United States I 90 not bslieve that 1t ia nee.
es .aty or advisable to divide the country
into srchdiocesep, to the end that the tenn
poral welfare of The Church may be en-.
HANGED becau, e OF closer organic tiou. do
not favor the elevation Of certain bishoprics
into metropolitan jurisdictions, thus Great.
ing archdiocesea. 1 do not think that the
ceniraiiz ,!iou of the disciplinary and gov
erping power by means of archdiocese in
the parent Church of Eogiand tends to H.
crease its tfieieucy In elor!fyiog CD and
saving sou 8, though it may make 1t more
powerful az an ecclesiastical organic ltion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
Destructive Fires

Los ANGELES, CAL, June 1.-Oae OF tbs
NEST destructive 6re' 10 the history Of Lo
Angeles occurred yesterday. A high wind
was prevailing at the time, but after vigor-
Gus work of about az hour the flames were
got uudsr %control. Ths total loss Is about
800 600.
BUFFALO, N. Y. Jane 1.-Enly this
morning the BlG,'o q ,ur mill, an elevator
containing several thousand bushels oil
grain and the Sault Ste Marie railroad de-
pot we're burned. A stroke Of lightning set
the mill on fire. The total loss Ia $4,000.
NASHVILLE, Tenn June The Buck
lngham Theatre was burned last night. Lose
$40 900.
SAVANNAH. June 1.-Tne Satllla House
at Waycross was burned at seven O'Clock
last night with most of Its contents.
MONTREAL, jane 1.-Barnett'a clothing
establishment was burned last night. The
Ioss on the building is between $50. 900 and
$40 900.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News.

LONDON. Juoe The outlook for b. y.
| Duncan. OF Washington. D. o., who ID under
arrest in Wales for the attempted murder OF
his wife. grows worse as time passes and IL
is probable he will have to answer q graVer
charge than attempted murder. Mra. Dun
can has suffered a relapse, and her copdl-
ion Ia now worse than before.
VLADrvosrooK. June 1.-The Czarewitch
today opensd the fret portion OF the Trans-
Siberian railroad and laid a memorial taofes
amid a ecene OF great enthusiasm.
ST.. JOHNS, N, B., June Sir L. Tilley,
Lieutenant Governor OF the Province. has
,ean hastily summoned to Ottawa. Moth
my d,6oite could be learned as to the oo-
iecs of his m ss!on.
LONDON, June 1.-The famou, baccsrat
scandal trlal-the action OF Sir VIM. Gordon
Cumming against Mr.. aud Mrs. Lycett
| Green. and others for SANDER. commenced
before Lord Chief Justice Oolerldge to-day.
Long before the hour fixed for the hearing
he court room was filled with crowds Of
| fashionable people who had been lucky
enough to obtain the much coveted tickets
Foe entrance of the Prince of Wales, Who II
a witness in the case, was the signal for the
| oroc sedings to Commence. TIE Solicitor
General read the much talked OF document
ghich Sir VIM. Gordon Cumming signed AT
| Ter the discovery of his alleged cheating at
cards, and 10 which he Undertook as the
price Of his fellow players silence on the
subject, never again to play cards. sir Ed
| ward Clarke said that Sir VIM. Gordon Gum
ming had made a great mistake In signing
this document, but he explained that the
plaintiff bad allowed himself to be persuad-
cd by his old friends, Gen. Owen Wtlliams
and Lord Coventry. hoping that In go doing
be would avoid the scandal which bis
friends seemed to dread.
Sir Ed ward Clarke made q strong argument on
! behslf of his client, after which Sir VIM Gordon
Cumming himself WAS called to the witness box
and proceeded to give his version OF the af .ir.
The plaintiff said that the Prince Of Wales acted
a, banker upon the occs ion referred to, and that
General Williams was the %croupier.
The baronet concluded his testimony with q
solemn and impressive denial that he ever cheat
cd at cards at Trsnby Croft or any where else.
The court adjourned after hearing further testi-
m1ny for the Plaintiff. The Pri' ce Of Wales re-
NAMED throus hout the entire session.
DUBLIN, juno LIN Letterkenny, county
Donegal, last night a number of masked moon
lighter laid in wsit for 8 farmer nsmM Craw.
! ley, who refused to throw up his holciug, and
fred upon him, i%DAicting I'M ,rjes from which he
will die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
Married Her Coachman.

Miss n. A. FITZGERALD, who inherited 4 fortune
from her father, has surprised her sisters and
friends by secretly marrying Edmund OBrien, a
coachmsn at the C ,untry home of the family, near
Troy, N. Y. Miss Fitzgersld's fsther was the late
Michael FItZ gerald, who established the Garry
owen Brewery, and who died several years ago.
His wife died two or three months after his death
and Mary Agnes was left an orphan with g hand
some property. She had many admirers. Her
fsvorite died some time ago Of consumption. AT.
ter this Miss Fitzgerald repelled III, attentions OF
young gentlemen, snd friends thought that it
was on account of the death of her former sd
mirer. A young man named Edmund O'Brien
came from Schuylerville about five years ago to
i've at the country home OF the Fitzgerslds on
the Stone road. He WAS twenty years old, good
looking and attentive to his duties as hostler and
coachmso. His courteous demeanor won for him
the place OF head man around the residence and
grounds Mr.. O'Brion frequently met Miss Fitz
gerald and often had occssion to drive her to the
city on shopping tuIs Their fl. endship was not
noticed, but on April 70 they went 10 Schsghti
coke, where 81 les Fitzgerald becs me Mrs. UBrien,
tho village priest performing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. O'BIien did not stay long in S%chaghti-
coke. That evening they returned hon There
was no apparent change in their relationship,
O Brien continuing at his work with his usual
vieor. The marriage WAS kept a secret, but PEG.
Pile in the neighborhood noticed that OBrien was
very attentive to the young lady and they began
to talk. Finally the lady sisters asked for an
explanation, and when she confessed her Ill IT
risge there was great diacoutent. The bride Nent
to Troy on Friday from her beautiful country
home and acqusinted her uncle, ex-Mayor FItz.
gerald, with the facts. He caus ID marrisge no.
tices TO be pablishod, and for tho present Mrs.
O'Brien and her husband have left the old home.
stead. Mr.. O'Brien ia shout ff,een years younger
than his wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
She Jnmped Overheard

PIrTsBURe. Ps June 1.-Mollie Hanlon,
a pretty Plttsou 6 girl, attended a Dsoora-
ton Day picnic Saturday at McKee's Rookie,
and missed the 10 O'Clock train for home
Two men volunteered to row her across the
Oaio to enable her to catch a Fort Wayne
traiu. In the middle of the river they de-
cidsd to take tina girl to Btunot's Island 10
stead "a lonely, isolated place. Mollie wept
and pleaded and offered all her money and
valuables to the whilom ferrymen. They
refused to land her, and the frightened gill
leaped into the river. The rufiaDs dragged
her back, but che again threw herself into
the water and made a desperate attempt to
drown herself. Again they dragged her into
the boat aud we're proceeding to the leland
when intercepted by the ferry woman, who
heard Mollie's screams. and took the uncon-
sclous girl from the men, who were later ar
rested and are nov In jail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
VIRGINIA ERWs

The shipment of 1 ieh potatoes from Nor
folk has Oegur.
Pot. II. A. White, of Washington and
Lee Universitv. has declined the presidency
OF Central Uaiverei'y, Richmond. KY, re-
Gently rendered him.
Col. VIM n. P ytcn, one of the most
widsiy-known and popular pubic men in
Virginia, died at his home in Greenv!lle,
Augusta county, Friday night.
Robert a. PIeasspts, oyerseer on the farm
OF Pei ] ]. White. near Lexington, was
drowned Saturday iu a narrow spring while
drinking by slipping between the walls and
being unable to exiricate himself.
The Atlantic District Synod of the Ger
man Lutheran Church. 10 session 10 Rich
mond, has recommended to the General
Synod that the veto power Of the general
president be limited TO the admission OF
members into the synod.
The dett commissioners will meet In Gov.
McKinney's flee In Richmond this even
ing. Numbers of the debt committee are
| expected TO arrive there tomorrow or We'd
| nesday ard cit With the commission. TIE
sessions will be secret.
Ooe section If a freight train on the Nor
| folk and Western Railroad ran into another
on q trestie near Rileysviile, Page county,
! yesterday morning. The trestle gave way,
| and the engine sn1 seventeen cars of the
second train were preoipitated to the bottom
of g rRvine seventy feet below. James F.
Stricken, q stockdesler OF Madison county,
wa ~instantly killed, and John Reese, a
brakeman. received ii juries which will prob
ably prove fatal. Five ether train hands
are more or lees Injured, but none OF the lat.
ter seriously. 1t is supposed ttas the bodies
of elk tramps, who are alleged to have
boarded the train at Rileysville, are under
the debris. The wounded were taken to
Hsgerstown, Md The accident was caused
by the brakes of the second ssc,ion failing
to work.
Yesterday morning a probably fatal shoot
Ing { fl air occurred In the Beambleton sec
ton OF Norfolk. A young man named John
Kelly, employed al q Waterman on the Bos-
ton steamship wharf, had recently baen
Quarreling and il!-tresting his wife to sucb
an extent that sbe left their home on Satnr-
day and went to that OF her relatives, 10
Bramhleton. Kelly became go eTssperated
at this that be borrowed a pistol Yesterday
and vent after her. When Mrs. Kelly saw
her husband approaching the bouse she
hastily locked the doo,s. Kelly burst opea
the froat door, and seeing his wife running
fired oue shot at her without effect. ITO
Taylor, a brother OF Mrs. Kelly, appeared
and attempted to protect his sister, when he
was fred upoD by Kelly and fell to the Fl Dor
with one ball in the head and another In the
breast. Kelly then fl "a from the premises
and soop after gave himself up to O police.
man and was locked up. Taylor cannot
live
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

Cor THERE JUsr THE SAME.-The greatest
enemy some the Georgia farmers have to con-
tend with is what is know IS nut grass. A msn
living nesr Talbotton, after trying all the known
and unknown remedies for nut grass. with which
he was much snDoyed, bss fna ~ decided that the
only way to get rid of it is to move off and leave
1t. He says that he ploughed is mp in his garden,
raked it up in a pile, and after allowing it to dry
thoroughly. set FIRE to it and burned it. Soon az
ter this his wife wanted t. mske some soap, and
spying The ashes OF the nut grass, she put them
through the ususl preparation and used The I've
in making soap She placed some of the fo,p in
in q Isr, storp ID it up securely. snd after two
ks opened 1t up to see if the soap was harden
lg properly. What WAS her surprise when she
discovered that she had a fouris ling crop of nut
sra 8 in the sosp. Her husband will not fight
nut grass Ally more.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
BREvITIEs.

Francis F. Emery. boots and shoes. OF Boe'
ton, has assigned. Liabilities $500. 600.
Richard G. o oilers took possession OF the
Philadelphia city treasury this mo- -og'
counsel for the contestant having arrived
at an sm,cable understanding.
Adouble downing occurred in the Delaware
river, at Glouceater, N. j., az midnight. jams
Southland, of Philadelphia, and Lizzie Lougerty,
IS years old, Of Camden, wsre in q row boat which
was struck by the paddle wheel of a passing
stes mboat eouthsrd's body was recovered.
The body Of 70 Hung Hing, the Chinese Mason
of High degree, who died in Baltimore last Mon
day, was buried at Mt. Olivet this evening with
imposing ceremonies. Slips Of blue paper were
scattered along the line of march and edibles were
placed on the grave.
A.V. Garden shot and killed E. W. Villers,
whom he caught in his (Cs1den's) wife's bedroom
in Manchester, Tenn, Saturday night between 10
and IL o'clock.
lime one throw 8 stone through ono of the
windows of a sleeping CIR last night near shol'on'
Neb., striking and fatally i~njariug a little child
Peter Jackson has issued a challenge to Jim
Corbett, clio lug to fight him in any club, New
Orleans barred, for a purse of $4,000.
A. r. Myer, of Plattsburg, Mo, with his two
daughters aged 1s and IA, was drowned yester-
day while trying to ford a creek.
Evan I. Rinehart, q prominent -four merchant
of Baltimore, died at Blue Ridge Summit, this
morning.
An election for eleven judges Of the Circuit
Court is bei ag held in Chicago to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
Shooting in Washington,

Adolph Doyhensrd, better known as George LIE
CONT, a Frenchman, spent satu rd in Baltimore,
but returned to Washing on that night. and about
2 o'clock yesterday morning attempted to kill his
wife and III .rles Z. Frost in a house in The rear
of the Globe Hotel. He alleges that he went to
Baltimore as a 1use, telling his wife that he woulo
not return until Monday. but came back in order
to order to surprise her, and found her with Frosi
in her bod room, both undressed. She jumped
out of the window upon an adjoining tin roof and
escaped into one OF the rooms Of the Globe Hote!.
not, however, until ne hsd shot her in the back,
near The shoulder, inf citing only a slight wound.
however. He shot four times slso at Frost,
striking him in the stomach and inficting a
wound which the physicians think will not provo
fatal Lie CONT when arrested said II caught
them I caught them! / hope l killed both OF
them"
During a qusrrel in his stable in Washington
on Saturday evening Howard Schneider shot Jas
E. Roibour, a plumber, inf citing a serious wound
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

In RyFERBINe to the effort now being
made in European countries 10 have NJ
grants fre m those countries TO this put 10
charge OF priests OF their respective nation
alities, Bishop Ireland sage: "When we
will Re more American 10 civil and political
matters, there will be fewer petitions frem
Vsrelns in America and from conferences In
Lucerpe for the foreig, ling OF Catholics lie
America" Such tsIk as this sounds very
muoh like that OF the Old know-Dotbines'
End Is only strange by reason OF the fact
that 1t ia INDUCED in By a bishop OF the
Catholic Church.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 1.
soME NEwsPApBBs. southern ss we'll as

sonE NEwsPAPBBs, southern ss we'll a.
northern, express doubts as to the Legality
Of the recent reelection of serasor Call Of
Florida Such doubts are grourd!ess, as tine
u statute or the subject is 30 plain tina
those who run may read. and 1t provides
thst when the two branches of q Legislature
shall fail to elect o Senator, the members o.
both SHALL meet In joint convention sno
EJECT one. There are one hundred member
Of both houpes OF the Florida legislature
In Joint convention Of both honees OF that
hfdy Mr.. Cali received ffty-ons votes, q
cleer mejority. end was therefore Legally
e'e,t d. and will take his ses In the Senate
without objection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

ME-. JOHN WISE, in his speech at New
York last Saturday, said : "All that Grant
commended for was established. All that
Lee maintained failed OF accomplishment.
Every sensible cit'zsn of this republic now
acoulesces cheerfully in the result" Ins'
every sensible cliizsn of this republic now
aooniesces in the result is true, but that
svery ex Confederate does go "cheerfuliy,'
cannot be, for if so he would stultify himself
and no sensible man does that. Human na-
ture cannot. be changed, aud the dielnter-
estedness OF q mans motives may we'll De
questioned when b. not only forgives a griev-
Gus il iarg, but does &C 'cheerfully."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

The Century Magazine for June hiss been received
from its publishers in New York. Its contents
are: Portrait of George Miflin Dallss, Col. Vim.
Byrd Of Wes,over, by Mrs. Burton Harrison. Gen.
shermsL's List Speech, Sherman, Play aud Work
in the Alps, in s~hadow, A Girl Without Seuti-
mept, AID Astrs, Hsrun the Csliph. The House
with the Cross, Alb Astris, Sprinatime, The squir-
raj Inn, A Summer Song, The Faith Doctor, A
Miners Sunday in Coloms, Anecdotes OF the
Mines. The Cry of Russia, At the Court Of the
Car. Love and the Witches, Women at an Eng
lish University, Note on the Health of Memeu
Students. A Spring Romance, Tallyrspd Replies
to his Accusers, The stsrry Host, Modern Chesp
Money Panacess, Judicial Control Of Elec ion
Cases, Law or Lynching, Open Letters, and br;c-
A-Brac.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

EX-SENATOR INGALLS, Ia very wrong en-
some sut scts, but that he is very right on
at least one other, Is proved by the following
remark he made a day or two ago:
Popular governments do not reserve
their supreme honors for their greatest civic
leaders. Since Jefferson we have had no oil
william President of the first order, and 1t is
not probable that we will ever have anotb-
ar. The tendency 10 mediocrity and puesil-
lanimity accelerstes, and will eventually be-
come irresistible.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

aid hiss gradually grown weaker since 1O9o
this morning. 1t is thought no can't last mpcb
longer.
MONTREAL, June lit is rumor,d that in n.
event Of Sir John A.. Macloasld's destb. the Nv
J.. J.. @. Abbott, leader Of the Government t,o1'
ia the Senate, will be called upon by the Gov,
ernor-General to form a mi i,tly, but the ger o,.,
opinion among Montreal conservatives is that ST,
John Thompson will be The next premier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
A CONTRIBUTION to the latest number Of

AC1NTRIRUTOR to the latest number Of
B{ackuood s Magazine says:
'The real governing power in the United States
Is he'd By an irresponsible oligarchy, composed OF
the grea test o. the political bosses 1hePresioeht
;sa fsnrebesd nnder control ofthese great bosses
of his political party. Those who vote against
their psr,y commit political sui. lie SO far rs that
par Y is concerned and deserters to another lartS
are always looked upon with suspicion"
This shows that at least some foreigners
sre better Informed about, ard have a keeper
insight into, the true condition OF political
affairs in this country than many of ts OVID
psople.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

THE RECENT talk in come of the newspa-
pers of this country about a probable chenge
In the long established policy OF the govern
ment on the subject of Its foreign relations,
is simply CAB and nothing more. Even the
Harrison administration has sense to recog.
nlzs and appreciate the wise advice of Gen
eral Washington to avoid entaugling foreign
sllisncas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

PRESIDENT HARRISON says ut was not
because It was ~inconvenient that the rebel
States should go, not that 1t spoiled the
sutonomy of the country, but because 1t was
unlawful that all the sacrifice had to be made
to bring them back to their allegiance"
And vet If Mr.. Harrison had been educated
at West Point, he would have been taught
BIZ the text books used there before the war
that what the rebel States" did aUas lawful.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

The alaudine comm. t es OF the Episcopal
Church OF .be Dtocrses of Qinoy, IT,. aud
Mains have DISC iaed to consent 20 the con
eec.a ion OF R9v. Phillips Books "a Bishop
OF Massachusetts. The standi g C mmitlee
Of Kentucky has given is consent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
Called the Preacher q Liar

HOUSTON, Tex. June during the pro
gress Of the Sam J,ues meeting at the Tab
srnaole yesterday morniog Rsv. d.. Stuart
was preaching to 10. 600 people. he said he
was going to talk plainly, regardless o fslurt
thrown at him by q scurrilous afternoon
sheet, edited by a man OF questionable Char
acter. E II. Bailey, brother of W. 81. Bal
ley, editor OF the Houston Herald, jumped
to bis fact and in q loud voice said. "You re.
fer to my brother, and what you cay is q
lie." This caused q great commotiou, and
1t was with difficulty that the clergy could
restrain the vast assembly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
CORPORATION NOTICES.
NIrY LICENSES.

All parsons carrying on any business requiring
a hcsLss will make application for the s-me; 10
wit: All Liquor Dealers, Commission Merchants,
Fertilizer Agents, Land Agents, Insuranc, Agents,
agents for Renting Houses, Brokers snd Bankers,
Private Entertsinment, Boarding House,, Eating
Houses, Public Rooms, Theatres, Shows, Circuses,
Flying Horses, Attorneys at Law, Phys clans and
Dentists, Daguerrean and Photograph Artists and
Agents, Livery stable, Dealers in Merchandise,
Cosl and Wool, Bill Possere, Shooting Galleries,
Vehicles OF every description. Hearses, Fish Deal
re, Oyster Dealers and all o her CLASSES and SUBJ
jects embraced in the co; operation ordinances and
laws of the State. GEO. DUFFY,
Commis; Toner OF revenue,
ie1 No. 324 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

The CONSENSUS OF intelligent opinion In
Ireland as we'll 90 in Eoglapd now is that
MIR. Parnell has .~ffectuaiIy killed home rule
in the former. The friends of home rule
we're unwise when they made suoh q man as
MIR. Psrnell t1eir leader. and the many Irish
readers of the GAZETTE are we'll aware of
the fac, thu it has said so from the fret.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

ONE OF the speakers at Baltimore 90 Dsc
Grafton Day said Henry Winter Davis
treated the colored slave as a man and q
brother" Well, hs may AVE done 30 in
Baltimore, but nothing is better known than
the fact that eyer the ides of such a thing
never entered his head when he lived 10
this city, and that was most of his life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

Knights of Labor and the Worlds Fair
CHICAGO. June lat 8 meeting of the
central labor bodies of the city yesterday
organized labor took a stand against any
further move to give public assistance to
the Worlds Fair as long as their demands
for a minimum rate are refused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01

SENATOR QUAY says:"Mr. Blaine could
have the delegation whenever be wants it,
NO matter what President Harrison's course
may De-" When Mr.. @ lay went to Wash
ington soma weeks ago TO see the President
and ask him to appoint one Of his friends to
office, be was told to call at some other time.
Two and two make four.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
Mr. Blaine

NEW YoBK, Juue 1.-secr, t.ry B aine.
accompanied ps Mrs. Blaine and Mira. Dam
rosob. left the Iatter's residence shortly
after nine O'Clock this morning and drove
TO ths depot. where the party took a train
fer B,r HaitoE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-06-01
The Canadian Premier.

OTTAWA, June IL p. m. Cir John Macdon.
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LOST.

OsT-On Sunday e%vsning, on King, between
IL Patrick and Henry streets. a GCLD LINK
SLEEVE BUTTON. A suitable reward will be
paid for its return to this ohl 70. ls
I OST Or MISLAID-DUPLICATE CERTIFI.
IL GATES Nos 81 and POI, escn for i've shares
of sto, k iu the Alexandria Insurance. Company.
A suitable reward will be paid any one fl ding
and returning the same to me
ELVIRA HILL,
my29t If Executrix Of e3tate Of J. L. Hill.