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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31
The Richmond Terminal.

New YORK, Oct. S1.-The current reports Of
discussions in the Richmord Terminal board
were added to to-day by statement that an ar
rangement had been msde with Il. W. Smithers,
the London banker, by which the control Of the
property would be assumed by representatives. Of
that party as part OF a plan to provide for the
floating debt, and that John II. Inmsn would be
succeeded by Eckstein Norton, as president of
the company. President Inman to-day said !:
There is no truth in the statement that Mr..
smithers or any one else has requested my re-
signation or displacement. The reports are evi.
IDENTIFY inspired by those who would injure the
property but they will not succeed
President Inmsn says he has told Mr.. Norton
that he Is willing to vote his stock Tor him as
president of the Terminal, but that if Norton be-
c.mes president, Mr.. Imam will still remain In
the directory. smithers tho English bsnker, hiss
gone south, presumably to make an inspection Of
the DR. operty
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Convicts Released.

KNOXVILLE Tenn, OJs. 31-Ooe hun
! dfed and fifty convlcts were reeastd at
! BriceVille last night.
j CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Oct 31.-Advloes
| from Bricsvile at q. m. state that the
. stockads was attacked from all sides. The
msgsz zine was blown up, the stockade de.
moshed. and the convlots released. They
volunteered to assist their liberatora 10 an
attack on the Chumless stocksde at Thistle
S gltob, near Goal Creek The guards at
Chumess had been apprised and were pre-.
pared against surprise. Bonfires had been
placed around the stocksde and continuous
f Ing was kept up. The telegraph office ct
Coal Creek e In possession OF the miners; 10
news Is ob.ainable. Gov. Buchanan has
been officially notified. The attack was
mode on the Brlcevlle ssockade six miles
from Coal Creek first then allies moved on
Obumless The casualties are unknown.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. OJt. 31-The guards
who have been In charge OF the stockades
st Briceville have just arrived: The stock.
AIDE at Goal Greek belonging to the Koo1-
Vile Iron Company was not burned but the
conVicts employed In 1t we're oil released
and are now at large. The arms OF the
guards were captured With triting e1-
centions. No resistance was made and
consequently there was no bloodshed.
The mincrs who effao.ed The rel ease see n
20 have acted with the greatest eecrecy,
showing perfect organization. There were
no outward |. dications Of Immediate action
ard people were beginning to believe that
the matter would be left to the courts for
settlement. Toe act of the miners seems to
os a surprise to the cliiz ,ns In the Vicinity
of Briceville Those who In defiance of law
released the copviots repaired to the stock
adss coon after dark, gave their orders and
tho work was done. All Is quiet at the
mines this mornicg and no immediate trou.
bs need be anticipated.
NASHVILLE, Teon.. O,t 81 Gov. Buch-
anan ANNOUNCES that he will consider the
matter regarding the ordering out OF the NIL
little at BricevlIe THE Of ernoou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31
RECEIPTS GENERAL FUND.

Bills year 1891, charged to collectors, four
wares 500, 262.00, (b) OF which amount there was
collected at 10 per cent discount Y71, o77.2O, at
5 per cent. discount 81, 1877 ID Total $74, 074.-
October /, balance bills on hand 1S91) $tS,-
1877 Sc, from which deduct bills probably delin-
quent May 81, 1892, $5,5O0.O0. Balance bills
1891 on hand for collection, $12, 6S7.66
The above is given to show receipts from taxes
year 1891.
After deducting the 10 per CT. discounts. the
5 per cent discount and commission on $74 O74.-
80, we have net 1914, 925.01; add balance bills
1891, $12 697 Sc; old tax bills, sale, &C, So,
500 90; licenses, $8,CoO0O; rents. $775OO;
dog licenses $925.oO, fish whsrf $500 90.
81, APE. 90; electric light $500 20, night soil
$685., $50; fines $2,2O0O0 Roseuthai's mill
81 OC0 So. 200 90; balsnce in City Treasury
ay 81 1891, 81, 255.54, making total of
S1O1, 91S21.
The receipt of the city for fiscal year ending Nay
81 1892 will reach tho SO figures. l will hazard
the opinion that tie receipts to credit of general
fund on January 1, 1892, will amount to not less
than So, OO0, figures not exceeded for ten years
but once in 1890. when it was $94, 1913. owing TO
deposit in October, 1889. of 81, $50 by J.S.
Fowler, Commissioner Canal Case" The amount
due the city from Vr sinia Iron ShipbuiIding Co.,
without interest, is for 3la years ground rent TO
January 1, 1S9 J, So 500 co. taxes 1888, '89, go
and 81, 50, S57.30; total, SS,357 30. 1t goes
without saying, that the estimated receipts and
the So, $3.50, due by the Virginia Iron ship
building Co. would moro than give US clear bal.
ance sheet May 81, 1892, because the expendi-
tures are estimated st $107 $3.50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31
Big Parade.

The democratic campaign wss practically
closed In Baltimore last night with mon
ster torchlight parade and msss-ms Getting.
Fully 10 600 man and 25 cabs we're In the
parade, and the eoene along the streets was
q brilliant one. All the clubs and orgauizl.
lions carried banners. notices and transpa-
rencies almost without number. From start
to finish the line of nsroh was Illuminated
with fireworks, aud the eiv VAS resonant
with music and ebouting men. a scofs OF
bands furnished the music. Many places
along the line we're decorated gth flags md
designs Of various kiuds. The demonstra-
tiou was under the auspices OF The Business
Mems Democratic Comnittee, and Was, 10
point OF numbers and briIIiaucy OF display,
an nrdonbted success. At Madson and
Ea.aw streets reviewing stand was oc.
cupied By Mr. Frank Brown and other lead
ing candidates, Senator German, Barnes
Compton and hundreds at others. Speeches
we're made by Senators Morgan, OF Ala
bans; Ksnna, of West Virginia; German.
of Maryland; John P. Poe and others. The
reviewing stand fell after the speaking had
concluded and while the parsde was passing.
Senator German, Mr.. Frank Brown and
wife, Mr. Barnes Compton and few others
were slightly hurt.
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22gs9l@Sszg 81 q a. a.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign n eWs.

PARIS o. 31.-Ths dead body OF Father
Ildefonsus mas been found In his cell In the
Monastery of AiquebelIe, resr Monte!mar
The burglars who committed The crime
rif d safe OF It's contents and escaped with
ibe plundsr
LONDON. Oat 31.-A private dispatch re-
ce;ved here from japan s.vs that the oes OF
life bg the rsoeet earthquake which shook
the Island Of Hendo and other places Is &C.
timsted 20 De very great. Over two thous
sud persons were killed and abou. Is 900
homes were destroyed 10 III, province Of
Naguys, Oh The Island OF Hondo, the capital
Of which is Nsgoys, city OF 130, 900 lnhabi-
tahts. 10 addition to the foregoing 5000
houses we're destroyed and 5000 persons
were 81 cd by the earthquake at Gliu. The
towns of Ksno aud Kasamstsu are slso
reported to have been destroyed, together
with fifty miles OF railroads. II Ia piesumed
shat the fire which started among the
wrecked buildings at Nsgoya may have had
great deal 10 d. with The great loss Of life.
i Ia estimated that the total loss Of lie may
eventually be shown to be over 10000. Ad-
dnional aivoes confirm the news that there
have been many wrecks about the Island of
Hondo, as one of the consequences of the
terrib disturbance.
a telegram received In B oston this morn
ing says toe missionaries are safe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

LURrY'sJlNE The 2ock bridge court
decided the cseo of d.. Wm.5. Points against
Warren 8. Lurty Who was appointed United
States Marshal for Oklahoma, AID contract
ed with Pciuts 70 serve om a. MsIsha's
clerk Lusty served three years ard re.
egned. ard Points lost bis cerkehiD aud
brought quit against Lnrty for Sc 600 FOR
breach OF contract. The court instructed
for the defendant, hroanse re gave evidence
that further resi1eaca io Oklahoma would
have iaopa;6 sia hts ar epaeal may
be taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31
Mr.. SAWYER OF Wisconsin has heretofore

Mr.. SAWYER o! Wisconsin has heretofore
been supposed to be one oithe most honora
bic men on the republican side OF the q S.Sen
ate, but new he is charged by ex-Congress
man La Toilette, Of his own State, with
gross and fragrant attempt at bribery. But
owing to the changed condition Of The times
bribery has bqcome minor offsnse In the
estimation OF republican Senators, by whom
a colleague, who was even detected and OK
posed 10 80 attempt to cheat OF cards,ia still
held TO be MAJ of fair reputation and
worthy of their mpsnionship.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

WHY GOVERNOR MCKINNEY postponed
the Congressional election Ia ahis die r'ct
until tho On of December. hs probably
knogs, and If &C, the democrats of the district
would be obliged to him ii he would imia7'
that knowledge to them. His action ha:
deprived their representative of an egus
chance with bis colleagues for committee
positions ard for House patronage, and has
given him a back reat en- the republican
side. The democrats certainly DONE wan!
a cam paign After thsir nominee shall have
been selected, en- ! time for such campaign
can only be desired by those who contem-
plate opposing that nominee If he shall not
suit their fancy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31
Fighting the Flames.

CHICAGO, Oct 81 The police and fire depart.
ment at Grand Crossing wagcd desperate hand
to hand fight with prairie fires for six hours yes
terdsy at 92d street, near the Illinois Central
tracks. For time it Looked IS if the citizens in
that neighborhood would be compelled to absn-
don their houses and it was only by the combined
efforts of the police and railroad men that the fire
was kept from destroying the entire Calumet re-
pion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31
VIRGINIA EE%a

Mrs. Mary Bard Cabell. wife OF exon.
| gresham George @. Cabsll, died at her home
in Dsnville yesterday.
Miss Rosa Belle Rurkamp, daughter q
the late J. g. Hurkamp, and Mr.. VII lam
J. Ford, of Kansas City. were married ID
Fredericksburg on Thursday night.
The drying kilns of the franklin Lumber
| Company, In Southampton county, were de-
s.royed by fire yesterday. LOSS about
eight Thousand dollars partly insured.
Two men were killed and three wounded
near Mastinsvile. Henry county, yesterday
| morning by q oave-in on the R1suoke and
Southern Rsiiroad.
Steps we're taken In Richmond yas' erda9
towards securing funds for the proposed
monuments to the Confederate General, J. E
r. Stuart.
There as the rice of 1000 stock cattle ON
Warsentou market Friday morning. Five
hundred were sold duriog the week ending
that day. They brought from 81 to
IS 80.
Gen. Scott Shipp, superintendent OF the
Virginia Military Institute, Ia making ar
rsngemepts TO build a memorial hall TO
Stonewall Jackson The estimated cost of
the building is $40 600, $40 600 OF which, it lie
said, has been secured.
Yesterday was the last day OF the Virgin.
Ia Agricultural Sooiety's fair, which opened
In Richmond In the 9th. President Buford
to-day said that these exhibitions have been
phenomenal success th,s year, far more 30
than the management hoped for.
Richmond business men and representa-
tives of the Virginia Agricultural Society
will attempt to have that city selected as
the permanent headquarters OF the South
ern bureau of immigration, AS we'll as the
place for the Southern Exposition In 1892.
The legislative campaign in Virginia Is
now almost at close. 1t has been con-
Quoted very quietly. The democrats are
confident OF having good working msjority
Ia both branches Of the General Assembly
The independents, however, have given
considerable trouble IN many OF the ooun-
ties
In the q. 8. Circuit Court In Richmond
Yesterday the grand jury presented FIVE in
dic.msnts, against Mrs B. F. Perry, who
was srrestesd there few weeks ago on the
charge OF sending through the malls to fe-
males matter for immoral and dangerous
purposes. Mrs. Perry ls q very attractive
Young woman. She went to Richmond
from the North with her husband not long
ago. Hs ia charged as being her soce M
pice In distributing the matter complain
ed Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31
rELEaRAPHIc RREYITIEs.

Harry 8. Woods, abou 16 years old, was
crusheG to death In Baltimore early this
| corning by being caught in the maohrery
| in the cotton waste factory OF Herman & Co.
The q 8. government has sent gold
watch and chain to De presented to Osp'.
D D Roop, of the British bsrk Noroross,
for the rescue OF tho crew Of the American
ship Vim McGi.lvray 10 August 1889.
Thos. HARRIS young Scotcbman who was
sent from Chicago to Joliet penitentiary for
Two years for burglary, has made confes-
sion that he murdered Mr.. and Mis-. Henry
Search near Janeevllle, Wis July 10, 1886
John L Sullivan lest night denied that
be had teiegraphed from San Francisco to
make engagements for fight with slavin.
SuiIivsn Gays ne will say nothing about the
probabilities of a light untii he has con-
cluded his theatrical engagement.
Tho New York Post says that Mr. Blaine has
promised Senior Montt that Mr.. Egan will be re-
called and the United States Legation In Chill
will BIO put in charge OF its secretary next Mon.
day.
William Miller, who murdered Minnie Ban
hauser, yesterday, after attempting to assault her
at her home, in New York, has not yet been
found by the poiic,. 1t is believed that the muir
der was committed before 9 o'clock yesterday
morning and as it was not discovered until o'clock
last evening, Miller had several hours in which
TO effect his escape,
Fire broke out this morning in the rear of a
meat market, in North Baltimore, Ohio, an i'm
portant oil town 80 miles south Of Toledo. The
fire department WAS in sufficient cope with the
ames and by 8 q. M, everything on the main
street of the town north OF the Baltimore g ohio
tracks were burned out. The loss is e'timased at
$780, 900. No lives were lost.
Thor. Williamson was hanged st Sedalis, MO-,
this morning for the murder Of Jefferson and
Thomas Moore father and son, in Nay 1e9o.
After the murder, fssring detection, he tried to
commit suicide. He had served IL 5esr' in the
penitentiary for killing farmer and was suspect
ed OF having murdered his own wife.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

The Cumberland Glass Company has
,ust declared dividend OF one hundred per
cent. This they we're enabled TO do oy the
operation of the Mckinley bill. But. al
the same. the wsgss OF hsir employees have
not been Increased, notwithstanding the
facs that before the passage OF the bill re-
fsrred to, Its advocates said its chief beneh-
Charles would be the hands employed In the
protected industries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31
A Violation of Treaty.

SEATTLE Wash'g Oct, Stu. s. District
Judge Eaufovd has decided that British
vessel has no right to tow az American bark
across the straits OF San Juan de Fuca which
Is considered half American ard half British
waters. The court ordered the tug to pay
q penalty Of fly cents per ton on the meas
uremeno of the vessel towed.
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gayys Us TAK Dsf

ss'srt will be made December l LAYING
the new cable from Nassau, N. P, 10 Fiori-
da. II will be finished January 10
English naval cffners say that 10 the
event Of war the UciFeG States would fad
Chilli bard to Whip.
The Richmond TsrEns bGs arranged With
a syndicate of Ne~ Y rk hankers 10 rai-e
O. pirsl for the relief .! the Fl lag debt Of
the Georgia Central.
AT the Baltimore Cathedral to-ncrrow
Rev. Dr. P. L. Cbapsile, Of 81. Matthew's
Church, Washington, will De coosecrsted
ncaGjutor-bishop OF the archdiocese OF Santa
Fe end ttuiar bishop IF arabisso, Asia
Minor.
Tammauy Hall had iis grand vino up for
the campaign in Nav York last night, the
Wgwsm cad ell the adjacent territory be.
lag taken possession OF By the Tammeny
democracy. There were six meetings. in all
and at one Of them the sddIesses were in
German.
Tue oallcon bridal paFiy who made she
ascension ct the State fair at Biz nipghsm,
Ala or Thursday. cane down Safely that
night IN the mouuteins, seventeen miles
aorthwsss OF there. They pssssd the night
there and came TO the city yesterday morn-
ing
The .. s. steamer Fern and She English
merchant steamer Isgo, bound for Bsti
moro. were 10 collision off Thmbie Light
early yesterday morning Tae Fern vas
alightiy damaged. The Iago lsid by the
Fern. but ss that vesssl needed co assistance
the Eoglish eeasel continued on her course,
and the FerD, after repairing damages and
patching up little, put back to Norfolk for
raDhifs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

BECAUSE there is as yet no organized OPP
position to the democratic candidates for
the legislature in any OF the counties OF this
district, is no reason Why the democrats
should fell to turn ont rext Tuesday and
give their nominees as large vote ss possi-
BILE, and every or of them should make 1t
his business to de so and see that his neigh
bors 60 along with him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

THE democrats have the inside track In
the race to be run next Tuesday, 90 they
can fall to gain Iowa, Massa ohusetts. Penn
sylvania aud Ohio, and still remain as they
were, provided they win in New York. All
the former are republican States. and while
success In any of them would be great
gain. defeat in all would be no loss. They
will be even il they succeed only in New
YORK
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

LIFT TIE STATE Last Friday, Dr.. B. b.
E!wardp. of this town, and his wife. left
Lsesburg, for Frederick City, Md, where
with their married daughter. Mrs. Dr.. Ma
gill, they expect to make their future home.
The aged couple are natives OF Londoun,
and with the exception OF brief sol ourn
some years ago, iu Alabama, their entire
lives have been spent In Loudoun, and their
host of friends deeply regret their de.
parturs from our midst.-Leesburg Mirror.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

Look on; far cold weather and don't
catch cold, Dot Il you DC, nothing viii m ,et
tho rsquremeuts OF your situatiop 80 we'll
as d. Bulls Cough Soup P5tce 25 cents
bottle.
Mono go chesp or gaod as Salvation Oh,
the greatest cure on esrth for psiu. Price
% ceUts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31
MARRIED.

St. Paups Church, in this city, on the even
ing of the 29th instant, by Rev. Dr.. Norton,
NATHANIEL CLAYTON MASON, Jr, OF
Lynchburg, to HENRIETTA EGE, daughter OF
George Johnston, Of this city.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining in
the Alexandra, Va, postolIico October 81.
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeks. will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Blackburn, Moses 4. Co, ID
Buoch, DR. aud Mrs Page, Mrs Carter
Cam, Charles Parker, Miss Martha
French, Miss Bell Roach, E'iztbeth
&c hart, SW Smith Jacob
Hapcom. Charles Smith, Miss jamie
HAYES, Miss Laura smith, Lee j
10 lge, Mrs Mary Southsrd, OliverC
Julious, Mrs Rebccta wilson, William
Martin, Walter Wee,
Young Mrs Ceniebs
PARK AGNEW. P N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

Pain In chest abort breath, pain Autter-
ing, smo,hsriop. dfopay, esthms, cured by
Dr.. Miles, New Hear Cure, sold ct druggists.
Free treatise By mail! MILES MED. Co.,
Elkhart. Ind.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

d.. s. C. Parsons, of Savannah, Ga In
speaking of ssonebraker's Linlment Gays :
I consider 1t the best 10 use. So does every.
one else who has tried 1t. Price, 25 cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

Complain not of that which you eannos
help. Bat II you are troubled with aches or
pains you can help that, you can cure them
zoo with Ssouebraker's Lsniment. Price
25,ts.
Il IL more blessed to give than to receive.
Why not give your click friesd bottle Of
stonebraker's Cough Syrup? Il cares In.
Aueuza and colds. Price, 25ots.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

Herman is up to mapg tricks but be will
never tske in as much. as D.. Buli's Cough
Syrup in its big raid on coughs aod colds.
We indoree all the proprietors nave said
relative to the merits OF Salvation Oil. Ii is
nonpareil.
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DIED.

In this city, last night, BENZ. F. RUDD, sou Of
r n. and e. A. Rudd, aged 30 years. Funeral
from his late resi- dence, SIT Duke street, on sun
day evening at o'clock. ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

H1w YoEE Oct. 3l.-Tho stock market THU
morning showed some ifmnts3 at the opening,
and first prices were In almost all caaes sight irac-
tions better than last lights figures, but duness
was the principal char Of the general list
still and In maoy cases the opening gains were
wiped out. No movement took place in the gem
ersl list and at / o'clock the market was dull
and steady, generally at insignificant changes
from the opening prices
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. Oct. 3l.-The Wheat
market is eff ana 1O2 is tie h CHEST quotation
Corn is quiet at 63a68. No change in Bye or
Oats.
sALrIaozr Oct. 81 Flonr steady aud I'M
changed. Wheas-Eo 2 red stesdy; spot and
Oct iO2ha1O1% Dec I04las104a4; Jan 1864
a1O65a; May 1113s 411135; steamer No red
9SA: southerl steady tultz 9Sa1O4; long
berry 1iOA1O5 COra-mixed easy spot 64la;
wear 527ss531s Jan 52lha5Z95; Feb 528Ss52la;
Mar 52L; eouthrrn easy white 6Oa62 old :;
velo ~ ct ady; ID, 64lb Oels steady to firm; No
z white Western 36l1s37 10 2 mixed do 38a39.
Rive steady; No 100. Hay quies; good to
choice timothy 1914. Provisions steady aud
unchanged.
NEW YORK, Oct 31.-Cotton dull; uplands
ga; Orleans 1916; fotures opened quiet and
steady and closed cay. Flour quiet md easy.
Wheat quiet and steady Corn dull and easy.
Pork quiet ind steady st BOIL. Lard quiet and
steady at IS 36.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

Destructive prairie fires are sweeping the
country east OF Momenoe, Ills, between the
Chicago and Indian coal road and the Kan.
kakee river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

JAMES TOWNSEND the 1ndIana negro
who was forced to resign bis position as re-
corder OF the land off, 10 the tnterior DE-
parlmgnt at Washington, on account OF
some of his STRUCTURES upon the administrs-
ton for no. giving The msmoers of his race
mora consideration. msds speech at Q
negro church In Washington las night, 10
which he said az auy other tnaa tho COL
ored people held the balance OF power IN
six or seven s ates, unle-s somebody came
to terms thare would be Fumpus In the
camp io short ordsr." Townsend WAS CIV
On an inch AMI 40 In ali sim'lsr CASES want
cd an ell, aud pon4sd his m on;h because ne
didn't get II. The giving oi offices to ne
groes mas neen ss Improbable business
under the present, as 1t was uuder the last
administration.
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{ croBER %, 1891.
Mr. IL B. Harl0lp ::

Mr. II B. Harl0w:
Desr sir-In answer to your request made ver.
baly TO me this day, ito furnish you wi h my
estimate of receipts of General Fund year ending
May 81, 1892, and on January 1, 1892, as we'll
as smount due by Virginia Iron shipbuilding Co"
is herewith enclosed. Respectfully, &C.
E. F. PRICE Auditor,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-10-31

Athens was ehaken by an earthquake yes.
tevday bat nobody was hurt.