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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

vious opinionp on the subject, The President
will sign il. Another Is 10 the elect tha5
Iii. Speaker Reed aud the other antl-iree
s.ivsr raen in ihs House will manage to Sc
cur. i.s defeat, az The instance OF the COM
int -es.s OF the North, and thereby
relieve the President from the responsibility
OF either sigui1g or getolng 1t.
& be; named Albert Sekera, il the sE-
oloy OF Waite, Beowa, q butcher in Ceatsr
Market, was killed accidentally by the eie'
ystor in that market house this morning.
In the Saaste tc-1sy Mr.. Teller at the re-
quees OF SONS colored peoples association OF
this city, introduced bill which directs the
Secretary OF the Treasury to rav TO certain
ssonte, 20 be named hereafter, fifty million
dollars to secure Iand In Lower California
for the permanent settlement CT ctllred per-
aon5 Of the United States who wish to settle
there, the money to be- returned to the gov
eminent with interest In 10 years.
TIE story aAcnt row at the cabinet
meeiiug yesterday Tsa strongly denied TO-
dav by the cfiice:s interested and present.
Use following changes in the An class
nostofices OF Virginia we're made to day !;
rdsoest, Northampton county, s.. b. Not
.i3shem, appointed postmaster Vice }. +.
PenUeruel, resigned Csflins, Alexandria
county, Ace II. Alcott vice s E. Carter.
resigned Independent Hill, Prince VIII
LIAM county, T. J. Sullivan vice S. Lyner,
resigned Slokea. Gcochlaod county, G. S.
Stokes vice Z P Neadham, removed True
blue, Orange county. G. S. finder vice Man
itta Dunawey, resigned.
The conditlcn OF Senator Mcpherson is
reported ss much Improved to-day, but that
of Senator Hearst az unchanged.
The Prssident to-day granted respite
until Friday, February 49, 1891, in the case
OF Wn. d. Cross, convicted in The District
of Columbia OF murder and sentenced to be
hanged January 9sh next.
Senator Teller received q dispatch from
Denver to-day, signed BY every republican
In tie legislature Of Colorado, which met to-
day endorsing his course in the Senate. in
Guiding, of course, els opposition to the Force
dill.
The House committee on public buildings
to-day agreed to report fsvoring en- addi.
tionai building Zoe the National Museum il
biz city, to cost $500 600.
It ia the imp 'es;ion at the House to day that
the ship subsidy bill will pass that body.
Senator Barbour was prevented from ming to
the Capitol to-day by indisposition.
The feeling is becoming moro sid more pro-
nounced among the northern democrats in The
House that the Speaker OF The next House shollc
hail f-tm the North
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
The Indian Situation

PINE RIDGE. J.n. JACK Red Cloud
Big Rosd, Higa Horse, L,ue Bear, Live
Ha.k and ths f7a other Indians who came
ia from tbs hostile camp to hold pow-wow
With General Miles, stated that nearly all o.
tie P.ue Ridge Italians were DESTROYS OF
peace aud wausei to come back to the
agency. a large portion of thu remainder
will doubtless fight to the end. General
Miles held anotlisT phor. talk with these Ia
dians and they ast out on their return. L.
is thought most of the Ridge Indiana will
be here 10 few days.
LONG PINE. Nab, Jan. Along the E k
bern aoi missouti Valley railroad people
5slieva thamseives in e-ess peril 10 case a
battle, that seems in intent :. Pm Ridge
should result adversely 20 b. troop.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence Of the Aler GndrG Ga-ette
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Jan. Z, 1880.
The retail liquor dealers of this city are
''aI tore Up" by the determination OF the
authorities 20 restrict the lumber of licenses
for such business tc four hundred, the pres
tnt number beng nine hundred. Among
those who have been refused license ia the
proprietor of We ker's Hotel. one of the
most orderly places 10 the city.
Seua,oc Faukner's bill for the appoint
ment of 8 comm jseion 10 whom shall be re-
terred all the bills now before Congress for
the admission Of railroads into this city, as
anticipated 10 this correspondence of yes
terdsy's dale, was introduced in the Senate
to-day and re erred.
Oae of the knowing democratic Senators
told the 0AZETTE'5 correspondent to-day
that whether the republicans shall or shall
oct call up The Force bill sgain, the demo
Gratis now have the advantage Of them and
would Use it wisely. He said the debate on
the financial bit would consume the re-
mainder OF the week, and that a vote!,on it
w3ald b. tsken the next Monday, when
1t would be passed with an amendment pro-
vidipg for the free coinage OF Silver. By
that Tune, he said, The necessity for the con-
sheraton Of the regular appropriation bslls,
IN order to get through with eli OF them by
the 4 b OF March, would be 80 urgfn: that
he did not think the republicans would
waste any more time on the Force bill as
1t was absurd 10 suppose that the President
desired sd early session ofan adverse House.
II the bill should, be said, again be TAX en-
40 and pressed 10 vote, he was sure it
would pass the Senate. but the various req
sons against calling it up again were, be cup
posed, sufficient to prevent any such action.
Should il pass the Senste, the democrats 10
the House will have another inning, and will
play it for all it is worth and on republican
authority it is said that no quorum otthe re-
pnoIicsns can be obtained To pass 1t, SO The
President has ceased TO have even the little
iufaeuce that he orcs possessed with tbs
publicans in that body.
V,cs-Peesident Morton has been so assai-
ed by his party's press for vaoating the chair
3ast Monday, when the Force bill wac set
aside, and calling to it Senator Harris, that
le has dsemed il necessary to explain The
matter. The gist OF his explanation is that
Se had no idea Mr.. Stewart would csll up
the silver bill, but that if he had been in the
chair be would have been compelled to rule
juse as Mr.. Harris did.
The petition from citizens of Alexandria
county for the Georgetown and Arlington
Railroad, the bill for which Is dead for this
session, was found day in the room OF the
Senate committee on naval AFFAIR.". The im-
nression liz tbat the bill for the Washington
and Arlington Railroad will at least pass
the Ssuate.
TIE rnmo.s concerning the free silver bill
at the Capital ic-day are rpmercus and I'll !
verso. They all, however, egree that 1t viii
pase the senate. Oas is that it will also
pass the House and that, contrary to pre- /
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
State Legislatures.


The Legislatures OF number OF States
uset Yesterday and listened to the reading Of
Governors messages after organizing.
Governor Campbell, OF Ohio, recommend
ed The Australian ballot lew and reforms In
the State board. The Farmers Alliance
organ,z d the Nebraska Legislature, bsving
q oiear M josty. The democrats and indie
pendsnts in South Dakota elected the
Speaker Of the House by enc majority, enc
the republicans organized the Senate by one
msjoFity. The republicans ssy they will
elect their candidate for .. &. Senator to
succeed Senator Moody. Ia the Minnesota
State Senate the alliance men and demo
Gratis formed a combination and elected F.
N. Van Du,ee, The alliance candidate for
secretary, the remainder OF the officers al
ternat!rg between democrats aud alliance
msn. The combination, under the lead OF
Iknaius DocIely. secured the adoption of
rules which leave me way clear for changes
Ia committees desired by the alliance. Ia
the HcG.e DO compromise YVES reached by
the democrats ard alliance men. aud the
Speaker was not chosen.
TIE session of the Connecticut Legislature
opensd to-day with the prospect OF dead
lcck between the two houses-the Senate
declaring Morris, DEM, elected Governor,
and the House refusing and insisting on an
investigation, to re followed by the declsrs-
lion that no election wss effected, in which
case tbs rsE ubiioens would elect their csn-
didete,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
The Indians

EgsrythiDg now points 10 bat e between
tae hostile end the friendly Indiana, who
desire 10 leege The hostile camp ard come
to the agency. Rsd Cleud nae eienIfed bis
desire 70 return to the agency, but be IS
near!y blind, and no che will volunteer to
lead him in, for the Rruies thfeetsn death 10
the fret person bat attempts TO deeert the
bos,!e ba' d. The older Indians want TO
cone in nut the young bucks Insist 90 fight
Jag. Th- c,5don Of trocpsis drawing tighter
around TIE hosti'as The host,ics are IN
sc.rd night end day. Eiehty-shree hucks
and sixty three sq1aws and chiliren were
buried uear the scene Of the recent bst;ie at
Wounded Knee. .Ooa snider aud sevaEsi
Iodisas were wounded in reported fight
near Woaudafi Knee on IL 5ndag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

THE PRoTECTIoNlsTs continue to assert
that little time Is sll that ia required to
demonstrate the bene6eens fleet of the Nc.
K nley bill upon both the employers and
employees Of this country. But tie bill re
:er:ed to has been in operation for three
raon hs. and, excep. in one small local IT,
custry. the only effect it has produced has
haen to enhance the price of what poor PEG
pie have to buy In order to live, and to low
er he wages ihose poor people receive. Bat
The congressman who passed The Mckinley
bill are republicans from northern manu-
featuring S ates, and if the people OF those
States can stand the outrageous oppression
OF that bill, surely the agricultural people OF
the South can veil afford to Go 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
ICoMMUNICATED.
The Children S Dinner.

TIE second annual diner given to the
poor children of Alexandra on Ne@ YEA 5
Dag By en sssocetIon of ladies' organized
from al cur chuFchas, was deserved sue
GEES.
TIE Alexandria Light iofa5tEy bad kind
~ donated tins uss Of isa Asmefy Easl ioI
the purpose and the festivities were opened
soon atte. noun 9Th appropriate music by
members of the choirs of some of the
churches led By Mr. Herry Field, during
which the children, numbering about four
hundreo, accompanied b. eb1ut ff,y edcrs.
n ,s,lg mothers, were msrche9 ia couples to
the heavily loaded tables, which were HAND
sorneIg decorated with choice p,tted pla l.s.
Wher seated. the many bright, pretty and
ioyous faces Of the children msde picture
which glsddeued the hearts of Mrs. 5moot,
The President, Mrs. Thompsor, Wee Pfes!-
dent, Miss S uart, Treasurer, ara sil The
Iadiee Of the association aud others present
who devoted time. labor and means to ac-
oomplisb the successful result.
After an Appropriate prayer by the pastcr
o. the Trinity III. e Church ice regular or
der of business we5 proceeded With aud the
chi dreu heartily enjoyed ;ieh fepas; cen
stating Of roasted tn; KEY. chick; n. duck SAD
beef, salads. sweet and Idsh potatoes Grd
other vegetables, foilo@ed bg ice cTesn arc
cake, oranges, bsnaDas, uuts, raisins, etc.
The conduct of;he men5 children st the
tables Was very pleasing aDd showe6 exec
len. bringing up," nearly If not qnits al
using their knives ard forks property and
saying 'tnerk you" for ali that was passed
to thsm. One little fellow wh@u ;od TO
take Of his het hy ope OF the lsdies, locked
.un 10 her face and leushingiy replied:
.r-I-I'se dirln Another WOO rad sat
en- heaping plate of.u.kee and tr!mriop',
attracted the sttention Of one OF The laaiee
and whispered to her IL the turkey is all
gons bring me sarne duck hut no bae ~
Ii is an open question Who etjoyec the
dinner nost the happy consumers or The
happy producers aud servers. However
that may have beer. ct g meeiii G Of the &c
riaty held Oh Sunday evening os'ence Of
$50 YES reported IN Tie tr' a.ury AID tbe cf-
icera. TO whom so much ie due for The SUE
cses of the undertaking we're reelected for
snotber year, which will be understood by
the CT dren as guarantee OF hspPs New
Year In 1892.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
Accused of Hugging IN Church.

MONTREAL, Qae. Jan sunday even
Ing services in the Church CT Jesua are re-
ma.ksble FOX tbs beauty of the musicsi
programme and always attract large copgre-
cations. Young Professionals have made
habit of escortiug their best girls there, after
leaving their own churches, to hear the
music, aud the services have d generated into
something like promenade c9n5ert Goa c
quently tia rector. Rev. Father Drummond, te.
day Issued an ed.ct that persona entering tho
church after hslf-paat eight o'clock shall psy
an admission fee of twenty. 1.-Two cents. IL ex-
planning his reason for rasortrg to such drastic
measures the rector lid the lste visitors dis.
turbei the regular woishippcrs. Besides the
loud taking Father Dummond said he hal 10
informed there was ,nsidetsbie lifting indnlgcd
in and that youog men had even been discovered
with their arms around their fair companions
waists This was scsudalizing to the regular wor-
sh ppe7s, and some severo steps were necessary to
AVE it storp d.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

Buffalo Bill taxes gloomy visw Ct he
future aud saya it Is bis opinion that big
battle ia almost cure 10 occut within few
DAYS in the immediate vicinity OF Pins Ridge.
He thinks the Messiah crozs taa msde the
Indians fatslis:s to that degree that they
firmly believe that ii they go under it b4.-
tie they will come 70 i 9 again IN be spr.ng
WASHINGTON, D. G., j4o The Pres
dent has approved Gan. Mies's suggestion
that the Standing Rock, Rose Bud, Paa
Ridge, Cheyenne River snd ToDsne River
Indian Reservations 90 tenn ofariiy placed
under military control.
DENVER, COL, Jan. IA correspondeai
at camp on White Clay Creek wires tn
following: "No new Developments have
occurred at this point. All are anxious'y
waiting for tee word to attack tie hostiles
Gen. Brooke aud staff are enosmped ot
Wounded Knee, where sbey baye e.
tabished their headquarters q the d
partment OF the Platte. Ger. Niles. wig
is now ct the Pioe Ridgs Ageacg, vii
IeSV6 SuCIO III q uby u WV ~ itIiL ftisA
the movement himself Tho Gordon OF
troops are slowly clo-iug in a.ound the
hosties in the VALLEY on Waite Coy Creek
Gen. Brooke he's given aa,fuc;ions ths;
each commander oftroops Ia this vicinity
patrolthe couatry from ore comnard t.
the other to see that no party however
small Of the hossiles escapes.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. IA SPECIAL fem
Guthrie, Okla, says: 'phe great ghost
dance, which WAS to have begun to-day
at Red Rock, and 10 which representative.
from many Of the territory tribes were to
participate, WAS fzzle. Tae Indians do
no. take kindly TO the incandiary sug-
ges ions ofthe Cheyenne runners. s. few
Caeyennes sere present, ons the frierd Y
Indians dissuaded them from hodiug tbs
dance
CAMP ON WOUNDED KNEE CREsK Jan =
General Brooke and staf arrived Monday
night. The Eghth cavalry and large
number Of Indian scout, which arrived
yesterday, report aigoal f.s= to the south,
and what appeared 70 be g large band OF
Indians moving northEagd. l. lie reported
thai General Miles sill be here il g few
days 70 superintend opers ions personally.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

FoB AN EXTENSION Senator J5bo w.
Daniel, of Lynchburg III. s H. Lstcher,
Of Lexington, and some otner gentlemen of
THE State had "a interview yesterday In
Baltimore with Plesilent &. G. Davis, Vice
President Stephen B. Ekins and Director
Fhos. B. Dlyis, ofihe West Virginia Ger
trail Railway. They want the railway ez.
t-nied To Goshen sfd BIeoa Vie's, where
Senator Dlaiel epd RI friends ara iuteresi-
ed IN lGrss tssois of timber and mineral
lands, which ;ker want to develop. Il 6
distance is about 100 miles to Goshen ard
Buens Vista from rue poiut on the Weet Vir-
ainia Cenlrsl which it is proposed 10 build
f.om. Senator Daoie and bis friends ctier.
cd TO assist in tu;lding the extension.
Nothing deGoise YES agreed upon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
Remarkable Rescue.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Pianfed Ill, makes the
statement that she caught cold, which settled on
her lungs; she tretted for q month by her
family physician, but grew worse. he told her
she was hopeless rietim Of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her druggist sug-
geated Dr. Kings New Discovery TOR Consump.
ton she bought bottle and to her delight found
herself benefited from the first dose. she conlin-
ued its use and after taking ten bottles, found
herself sound and we'll, now does her own house.
work and is as well az she ever was. Free trial
bottles of this Great Discovery at f. 8 Leadbeator
& Bros drug store wholesale agents. Large bot
ties o0c and 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

The HARRISON administration hso pus
thu governmental position on the Behrin&
Sea question irom which it must either
"back down." as it probably will do, or 60
10 war 7Pith the most powerful maritime ns-
ticn on the fsce of the earth. The existing
tsfjif reatrcis the foreign market for Aneri-
can products enough il all conscience, but
gar v7isn Eoglard would coE6ne the sale OF
such articles within the limits of the United
S ates, and wages here would then be lower
"a AZ in foreign pauner wage countries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
Shiloh's CONSUMPTION Cure

This is beyond question the most succsss-
full Cough Medicine We have ever sold, a
few doses invariably the worst cases Of
Cough, Group and Bronchitis, whilc its wonder
full success in the cure of Consumption is without
parallel in the hi tory Of medicine. Since 10
first discovery it hrs been sold on gu4rar tee, 4
test which other medicine can stand. If you
have cough we earnestly you TO try it, Proc
1Oc. SOC, and 81 If yoar lungs sore, chest
or back lame. use shil1h's Porous Plaster Sold
by 4. 5. Leajbeater & Bro Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

Settlement of long dispute-Phy sciars
Ave st last come to the conclusion that TIE
best medicine foc teetbiog children Is Dr..
Bulls Bshy Ssrnp.
Hawkips aad spit;iog, which are aymu-
toms of ;,e 81 caisrr!,, arc c.1.a;,.ig Annoy
ipg. To avoid thssa and 10 cure your
ea:a.rh. uss O d Ssui's Cltarrh Care. Sold
hr ell dea.era for % csn,o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

ANOTHER OF the many evidences which
sustain the idea that tie proposed Chicago
Wor!d's Fair will be local and sec iona
sffair, ia the report that the managers OF
that fsir sra now negotiating for the exhi-
b zion OF some of the household furniture Of
Barbara Ffilche, OF Frederick City, Nd,
the imaginary heroine O.; Whlttie!'s sectional
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

''Shsll our gIsis ;fhis;l.?' OF courae If
they strengthen tnei. lungs by taxing D.
Blil's Cough Syrup.
when headache j5ins neurelsis, tts1
comes the tug of wae." & wiss geDerai
marsoaIs his forces, cnsr2es WIFE bottle II
Salvation Oh, aud the doughty foe lis
bringing 10 tha dust,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

Short breath, palpitstion, pain in chest,
weak or fsiot .eils, scattering, cured by
DR.. Mics New Heart Cure. Sold at dug
eists. Free treatise by mail. MILES MAD.
Co, q khart. Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
Simmons Liver Regulator always Gu es
and prevents Indigestion or Dyspepsia.

We h.ye speedy and positive cure for catarlA,
diphthcria, caoker mouth and headache, SHI.
LOANS CATAkRH REMEDY. nasal injector
free with e.cl bottle. Use It if you desire health
and sweet breath. Price SOC. For sale BY L.
Lesdbeater & Bro, agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

Fire IN deusels populated Bun2ari.a
tenement tsec'ion CT Bayonne, n, ] lsst
night leia nea'ly che thousand Eungarians
homeless, while five tooussud OF those PEI
pie we're driven neatly wild with excite
nen'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

I Is esid that Senator C3rlisle, sbe eaiisg
nan in the Kantuck5 delegation ard proni-
nsnt ia the councils of the party ;avots
tue aomiuaGioa OF II N. "iiism K Morrison,
of Illinois, for The democfa ic nomination
for President in 1892
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

Bowels irregular eod cops.ipated, result
ing in Pilee, avoided By takiig Simmons
LIVER Regulator.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

sHILOH'5 VITALIZSR is what you need for
Constipation, Loss OF APP elite, Defines and sill
symptoms Of Dyspepsia. Price rs cents per bot.
tie. For sale BY F.. S Leadbeator s. Bro. agents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

For en- unpopular President, the remedy
is the ballot; but for impare Blood a. 3. G.
Alternative
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

There is much in good oloot; but if TORN
OF bad blood, "a. g. G. Alternative" ia 10
cnly remedy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
Court of Appeals.

Roller sgainst Eff ager's executor. Passed.
Kerr agsinat Clark and Barton aysibsi
Brent. Sat for ooh January.
Page asainss Barksdale; A!l'son against
Alliso.; Norfolk and Western RaiIros q
Company against Postal Telegraph Cable
Compao, same sgqiust saue; Postal Te' :
crspa CaDlv Company against Norfolk Ri d
" -s-stn E .:lrced Company; ard P,y.cn
81. -; S.uart Parsed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
Tie Gazette.

From the Leosturg Washing tonisp.l
Tho ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, thst sterling md
readatle Virginia paper, enteicl on is 92i year
on New Years Day. 1t is vigorous and able and
shows wonderful energy and care IN advocating
sll things pertaining the welfare and prosperity
of its native State ana country. Long may it
continue to prosper and come to Us, proc aiming,
as it ssys that what IS morally wrong canpot be
politically right"
From the Baltimore sun.l
The ALEXANDER, GAZETTE has entered upon
its ninety second year. The GAZETTE is well
known for the sincerity OF lis editorial express
ions. In addition to thi, the GAZETTE is faith
fuI chronicler of local events, and an earnest ad
vocae of all measures designed for the bensft and
development of the old Commonwealth.
From the Newport News Commercially
The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE ha- affirmed 20 The
venerable age of ninety-one yesrs. 1t is an able,
fearless and newsy journal, and we hope it viii
keep on prospering.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07
HOUSE.

The Sela.a Dill increasing from so to 70
the numbef OF a:mg officers, VINO mag be
detailed to military colleges vas passed
4 bill vas also passed placing contract
au 6 aors who s-rVei in the "rehelion"
cpoa military sta:u'. Aiso Dill lending
ordaance stores to tbs bigh SCHOOL OF Wash
idgtoa D G.
Tns House then veaS Inio committee Of
;ae wboie for ths fut.her consideration of
tbs shipping BILL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

{SAMEL's HaIB, Naturs, Wool aud Me.iao
" HALF HOSE Winter Coos are b,ing greot-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-07

UoiaIins in ,ti4c,s. always reIisble, ia
and hsi M ese, is Summons Liver Rcsuisior.