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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
wpeuIs EpWs.

Mr. T. D. Wi!kiusoo, secretary OF the
Young Mems Christina Association ct Rlch-
mond, died yesterday.
Mr. William 8. Enstfcc, Who since 1854
hss been chief CLERK in the Lapd-Ofice IN
r ch;nond, died yesterday.
John R. Samuels, one oftha isafirg ard
weslthiest citizens OF Spollsy!vania, died
suddenly at his residence Yesterday egar-
ing.
Mrs. Margaret McCabe, wife of Pos:mast-
g. Charles P. McCabe, of Leesburg, fell On
tbe les ia that town Oh Thursday morning
end broke hsr wrist
Ms. Emily Morrsllee, daughter Of the
late Col. Nicholas O;bnrn, OF Loudoun coun-
~. and ledy OF NAL ad intelligence and
worth. died in Leeabrrg on Thursday ever
ing, aged 81 yeara.
Mr.. William L. Graham. twenty-five
years OF age. son of De-. John Grshano. sur
aeon of the Virginia Military las. lutte, at
Lexington, gas found dead in his bed yeater-
dav morning. The cause OF his desth is
supposed to have been q congestiye chill.
Rev, L.ndon r. Mas1u. of Marietta, Ga.
hes accepted the cell ex.snded 10 him by
tie congregation Of Grace Episcopal Church
of Richmond, to ill the vacancy in their
pulpit ca ussd by the rasination OF Rev. d.
NJ. Jackson, who vas recently elected AZ
sstant Bishop of Alabama.
A shocking accident occurred al Sayage's
Crossing, Nansemond county, two days ego,
which resulted in the death OF DIR. john Ii.
Taylor, farmer. While eating into his
cart With loaded double. barreled shotgun
10 his hand his foot slipped and struck the
banner of the gaD. causing it to discharge
lis contents into mis- facs. blowing oil he top
Of his head and scattering his bra!nsin every
direction and on the garments @! msny by
s.anders who witnessed the horrible acct
dent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
snicide Of a Young Italian

WINSTON, N. O., Jsr. "A young Italian
named LIE Cheva Ter Da Lignori committed
suicide at his boarding house, this city, Thurs
day night by shooting himself through
the heart with pistol. He was IN
his room alone, aad died in four
MINUTES after the fatai shot was fired
Young L'gnori came here few months aga
from Trieste, Austria. aud was gFadua.e
OF the school of fine arts OF Venue, and also
of q chronological institute. His father was
an Italian and bis mather an American. Be-
cause o. the compulsory ecmg service in thas
country, he snd younger brother who
now resides ct Knaxyiis, Tennessee, cama
to America aboui six months ago.
Sine, his arrival in Winston he has been i'll tho
employ of Proi. j. L. Ludlow as draughtsmsn
and was termed an expert 1t is learned from
letters that the young msn was in love with
young lady of royal blood in his foreign homo,
and that her parents objected to the match be
tween them, since he'wes not Of the royal family
This it is believed eau sed him to commit the deed
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
an Exodous Predicted.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan S-B T. Fcs.er, g
colored preacher, who was q candidate for
Auditor Of the State, hss coue from Kansas
City with twenty iamiliaa OF o,Iored peg
pie from Ksmper county, Mia. ca route 10
Oklahoma. Taasa families number about
one huodrsd peopls. Fosier Gays: This
is but the bag;nniog OF tremendous
EXODUS OF colored people frnm the South.
Thousands O, ,hsm will leave the Southern
Safes within the next sixty days. We
look upon Oklahoma as cur pescefu! heaven
where poitcsl ostraoism is unknown. TIE
colored people of Mississippi, are refusing
TO enter into new labor contracts, and those
that have property are disposicg OF Il"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
The Indians.

L special dispatch from Pine Ridge
Agency, 8. D., Gays: "Is is evident from the
testimony OF officers and men that the
Seventh cavaiy barely escaped the tragic
fate CT Custer In the battle OF White Clay
Creek. The troops hal passed tbs Cstho-
lie mission snd were cismountec IN the Big
Valley, one and a-ha!f miles vide. j1ss be-
vond the school. At the eDd of this valley
is p narrow canon, not over rs feet wide and
800 yards long, opening irto small circular
nark. L was the OF ct OF the Indians to
d-ag The troops into this smell valley.
The ecidiers were getting ready 10 make 9
rush OF foot for the top OF the nil when cry
are ss that they ware surrounded, Advancing
onw In one, now in another direction, OF
oil bar side OF the wiley. they fcupd them
seiyas opposed eseh tine by 200 10 800 In.
disus soon Ina hil3b gsnto swain with / :
500 to 3 600 warriors, Dnd in twenty minutes
more the tragedy would haze gone TO the
world, when tina untiriug Ninth RODE IL, as
they rode before at the tima at tas MeeSei
nslsscTe, attacking iu:iGusly tie rear o.
The savage, scattering them IN eVery d.
.ectinn. Before The enemy ccuc rs!iy from
their confusion tha boys ia blue wi;hdre"
slowly end Euiian'y 20 Pine Ridge. The
enemy ere busy stasiiog hoises and cattle
in every direction.
A letter. written bg Father Graft, the
Indian missiouery, who vas killed early IL
toe week. sage the Ida trcn1ies ere Que
to starvation aud misery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
The BIG Fire in New York.

NNw YORK, jan. 3 Crowds gathered
around the scene o! last nights fcs as soon
as the sun was up to-day. Save for the
b,sckansd walls of the Fifth Avenue
Theatre and fer the burned corner of the up
per story of the Sturtevaat House, on the op
posIte side B Broadway. and the damaged Gill
ssy building. 1t would be hard to reaiizs that
the city had 5son oaly few hours ago Wis
it'd by copa .Srstion, which threatened TO
Wipe OUT almost thu wealihieat portion OF
the iowa. Il was the thickness OF the wall
of the theatre which eaved the entire block
bstween Twenty -eighth aud Twenty ninth
streets When the FIRE was at its height
Hsrmaah'd theatre Was given up for Loaf. but
the building is not 40 badly damaged after
ali, the greatest loss 5aing by water. a ru-
NOR YVES started to the effect that there
were soma lives lost, bns careful investi-
Cation tg the p3lice and 6femen happily
failed to coz fcm 1t. A careful estimate
places the total los, ut S567 600. Never In
the his'o Of the Are department of this
city were the members called upon to bat
tie with such fsrca e mes. So far there Is no
positive explanation given Of lie origin of
tia bszs.
The following is list OF the principal
lcasee: Fifth Avenue Theatre, total loss,
damage S25O,OOO Harry G. Miner. lessee OF
the building, loss $4,000. Fanny DAvsr-
port, the actress, loses $4,000. The Gllsey
building, 100000
Eighteen yeas ago oo January 1st. the
Fifth Avenue Tnsatre, than in the rear Ct
he Fifth Avenue Z tel, on the Twenty
fourth ss5sst side, waa destroyed BY free
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
Men ofEillions.

Who is ths richest nan In the Tcy.d II
is new pretty we'll sstl.d that the late FIJI
lam 81. Vanderbilt a. his death vas CT
titled 10 that distinction. Tae settlement
of his estate hich sas roG about been cora-
peted. shows that be YVES worth no less
than SI6O 600 600. Sirca the division OF his
eetste joan u Rock efe Ter, OF the Ssnda:f
Oil Com papy, aad William Waldorf Astor
have beer 10 race for the head OF the iist
OF the riches. men, each being quoted at
1925 coo COO, aod jay Could close third
with now more tbsu Sl00 600 COO.
The present estimates OF the combined
Varderbila tcrtaues, taking into coGsiders-
ton tbs Da.ura! secumuations AID allowing
for expenditures, or II Is sucwn that the
Vanderbi,ts use great al CT money, is
probably $3.50 090 eco
TIE wealth cishe Duke OF Westminster,
whose fortune ie 'he greatest In Europe. is
at a careful estimate $40 600. OOO, or s5O,-
900 600.
The aggregate wealth of the Rothschilds
reaches nearis 81 600 0000C0. but it is dis
tribu.ed among so many Ibet no individual
Rothsch!d is worth over $4O, 000 OO0
1hste ere thousands of Americans who
are worth over 81 600, 000 and at least four
there ale thirly-f9e who are woEtn $40 000,-
600 and more.
Mrs. Hetty Green, the richest woman in
America, or, for that matter, in the world, IL
the daughter OF New Bedford whaleS in
the days when whaling was a highly lacra-
tive business. He Left her So. 600 600, and
an aunt subse quently left hes ABOUT as much
more. By her own business ability she has
increased her inheritance to $50 600 COO. She
has for a long time been the principal OWL
err If the Louisville AID Nashville Railroad,
and when occs lon required has stepped
in to show her authority 10 It's affairs. She
ia not st all given to the vaniiies CT her sex.
Her sttire is of the plsioest character. 1t is
related Of her thet she once brought 81, 000,-
000 in securities Ia sstcael TO deposit with
her bankers IN Wall street. She got into 3
st.ee,-csr, get the satchel down beside her.
and de along rs unconcernedly as II she
were merely going with her knitting for an
afternoons visit.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
INDIGNANT Colonists,

HALIFAX, Jan. 3-Man sccices received
here from Newfoundland indicate intense
excitement aud indignation over Engla DIS
renewal of he modus uiuendi With France
A Dispatch from Piacentia says: "Yesief'
days Ne,Os announced that the Infamous
modus riUendi had been sgreed to between
France and E gland for another year.
Crowds assembled end In the strongest
terms condemned this tres chsrocs acg.
Many suggested TO pull dowu from tno
courthouse the asg of England, and to hoist
in It stead the stars and etr,ps, and appeal
to America for protection The governot
will be urged to call meeting Ct the les!.-
latura, and condemn In stsongest terms tho
cowardly ACT of pfim'e: 1hiteway in con-
senting to renewal Of the moduS ricendi !"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
A Bark in Distress.

New YORK, Jan. 3.-The Pacific nail
steamship Newport arrived to-day from
Colon. Her commander brings news OF tie
terrible hardships experienced By the cap
tain and crew OF the Nova Scotian bark
James H. Hamlin, which she fell In with
GU her last trip from this port. The
Hamlln was bound from st. Lucia to Mobile.
The entire crew OF the bark were i'll With
fever, and wholly unable to work the chip.
All hands were aalirious and could not give
the destination of the vessel. The Newport
laid by the vessel. and sent their surgeon on
hoard with medicines and fresh provisions.
Nothing has since been heard Of the bark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
Collision at Sea.

LONDON. Jan. 8 "A dense fcg which has
prevailed oyer the British chaurel caused S
disastrous collision ca Duugeness, resulting
ia the toundaring o: one of the steamships.
Tae o;-,aden steamship Carolina Robert de
NJ 4sssy. i-on Bartoum TO Antwerp, vas
sunk within q short distance OF Du1geness
poiut, forming the southern extremity ofthe
coast G: K ut. The Carolina wss feeling
her wey mp obsnre Through the fog under
an Easy head Of steam Suddenly sieam--
ship said 10 be the Riithwsit Eall.appearec
off the Carolina Robert de Massey's beam
sna struck mo latter fairly smidabipa, elnk-
ing har IL S reIg short time. Luckily the
sea YVES calm and her crew managed to low
or the boats and reached Dover 10 satisfy.
Evidence Of acothec ssr!nG5 diaaster is
found cn the cast % DIAL, no: far from Do
YER. where the ceraessss CT q NUMBER O: hull
locks have bean waahcd ap bg the tide.
Bass plates upou the horns Of two of these
were ma, KIDD "63 ass u S. a." Tierces of beef
have been found floating on aud about the
Goodwin sands. La this connection 1t Is
supposed shat shIg wreczags mag indicate
III. sinking of s cattle ship bound to Lon-
d IN from the United States.
Later Dispatches state that the steamship
which rea Into and sunk the steamer Caro-
liua Robert De Massey, the Raithwait He'll,
on'y suffered aiish5 drmsgs from the COL
lis'ou. The accident did not result in any
loss OF life
New YORK. Jas. 81 csblegrem was
reoaivad to-iay announcing that the cat
Cases OF two bulooks ware found 10 the
English channel, bearing brass tags num-
bered respectively G3 455 o 8. A aud GO,
ST., U. s. a Il vas feared that this might
indicate slns disaster, but shippers here
4eem 10 think that the cattle we're only
washed overheard from some vessel, as
many such cases have beer reported here
during the past few days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03

A CUBE FOR GROUP Several papers of
Paris have published that Dr.. Ltussrdierre,
of Toulouse, had ct different times expert
mented wilh success with new treatment
of sure efficiency for the cure of that terrible
disease the Group. TIE Gew treatment coz
sisis ia the use of sulphur. d.. Lsugardisrre
narsases thus his frat experiment:
81 called for some sulphur powder, took a ts-
blespoonful of it, which diluted in glass of
water, ordering 20 or Tx one tablespoonful of the
mixture every hour, shaking it before using.
Next dsy ,hs child was bettor. New potion for
the next day. The Glowing day the child was
cured. This only thing left was loose ecu ii,
which I attributed to the false membranes ciIcu.
lating in tho trschesl artery. Asking the parents
to save the III for in csss the child shou expecto-
rate them, Two days later sudden FL of coughing
I xpslled them, and three dried.up pieces the size
of large bcsn were broush TO me-"
After that cDre the doctor obtained several
others, but none moro convincing than the follow
ing: little girl was dying; neither cry ror the
least sound could C, ma fiom TIE larnyx; the PIN
pies of dipbthera were on her cara, neck, head
aud cheeks; her wheeling breathing could be
heard SIS % meters Off Tie doctor hal secured a
prcbs t. inSuillste nitrate Of silver iato the Ia
ryn2s. The parents opposei that, bet consented
m IN IKE The child swallow the suiphlrerted po-
ion duriug ,he night On the aext dag The child,
which was cGneidered az lost, was resuscitsteG-
the voice restored The potion wss continued
during thai dsy, and tue next day the child was
ru,ci
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
Foreign News.

PARIS, Jan. 3.-M DlPacd, member oil
the municipal couacil, has been arrested,
CHARGED with ths murder Of his mother,
who was eighty Yeas of age. Tho sgeG
ladv was fouud s;rauglei 90 doata on
Wednesday last.
PARIS, Jan. 3-Tos Figaro te-iay pae-
fishes an aauonncem2nt t, tbs effect that
the Pope has coaseossi TO act as mediaioI
between Belgium and Portugal il connec'
ton with the disputes as to frontier limit
stions between the Congo Free State and
Angels.
BERLIN, jan. 3-A lvices from Zanzibar,
state that the natives of Vitu have attacked
MondonI on The Island Of L'mu, killing tvs
soldiers.
DUBLIN, Jan. 3.-Mr. Parneil left Dublin
to-1ay for Avonda!e, his country seat. where
It Ia expected he will remain until Monday,
when he will leave for Boulogoe-su'-sier to
take part in what is likely TO be The fra
conference between, the Irish leaders SO far
az the question Of the leadership Of the Irish
party is Concerned.
PARIS. jan. 3-Ge1era B1nlanger, IN
letter to l. Eclair, does not aimis the form0-
tioa OF new parliamentary group, he says
th at he expects nothing from parliamentary
aotion
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03

LETTER written by father Graft, the
Catholic Indian missionary, q few days be-
fore he was killed in the late Indian fight at
Wounded Koee, says, that "irom the begin
ming OF treaties with the Indians they have
been disappointed, cheated, starved, de-
prive6 of both theit own customs and those
of the whites, which they had fondly hoped
10 a. sumo with the aid of the Government,
aud In every way abused, Knocked, anG die
oourssed." There ls no doubt Of the fact
that desperation alone. produced bg IL!
treatment and threatened starvation, in.
duoed the Indians 10 resort to the hoasill-
ties In which they have been of late and are
now engaged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03

THE REPUBLICANS still say the Mckinley
bill will work beoedoial!y to the poor people
of the country, and that time is all that Is
+ qlired to prove that what they cay In this
respect is true. Tie facts that the whole
sale dealers in coarse WOODEN underwear
have just advanced the price OF that article
that a reduction. of ten per cent. has just
hsen made in the wages of the employees
10 the F.i,fsId Chemical Works Of Connec
,icut, and that the owners OF the coal helda
If Pennsylvania have just refueed request
for smell advance In the wages of their
employees, ell three months after the Nc
Kinley bill vent into effect, aud all In the
mos projected industries, induce ressona-
be people to think that time, Instead Of
proving tbs beneficial effects Of the Mckih'
ley bill, will denons;rateits ill effects to the
comprehension of even the most stupid IN
Outstanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
7, Elk A N DRIA. V A
SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 3.
ME- RAuM is Influential with the G. A. r

Ma RAuM is Influential with the q. A
aud with the pension agents. The former
vote and the latter sub-cflbe Literally TO Inc
republican election fund, in consideration OF
the advancement of their claims. Conae-
quentIy, though the proof of Mr.. haum &
fraud and corruption has been made so pIsip
that those who run may read, president
Hatrison, who is elec:ioneerirg for SECOND
terp. still retains him at the head OF the
u. nsion bureau, which disburses huodrsds o.
millions of money, ezacted of poor people %
taxes upon what they have to buy In osdef
to i've. Bot in view CT the fact that reiia-
able witness says that employees In that oG-
reau, during office bcurs. have besn called
away from their legitimate duty and set TO
work on the business of Raum's fraudulent
refrigerator fche NE, 1t see ms hardly possible
that Mr.. Harrison will retain him any long
er, az tbs natural effect of his rentention'
under The circumstances, would be the LOSE
Of more hone st votes than could possibly De
gained by bribarv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03

The CONSTITUTION OF the country pro
y!dss that the executive, Legislative aud ia
dIcial branches Of the government shall be
separate aud distincs, and that each shali
in no wise intrnde upon the provinces OF
either OF TIE others President Harrison
swore hs you'd ebay all the provisions o.
the Constitution, including. OF course. tbe
nsg.iculer one referred to. B1t that ne has
forsworn himself is mads patent By the
fact that he isintrudipg the executive into
the legislative department OF the govern
mont by his persistent effort to have the
Fo.oe bill passed. and that save only and
except for his influence, 90 President. exert
ed upon republican Senator'S susceptible to
it, that luxurious and infamous bill would
long since have been pigeon-holel 10 the
room Of the committee to which 1t Was re-
feyted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
q Sunkeo British CITY

4 British Pom peii Ess inst been discov-
cred near Rgad!nc, il Berkshire, on the
great Gt.ath!sdsaye eatstc OF tie Dlke Of
Wellington. I. is true city, not g mare
camp. and wher fully exoava,ed will throw
light upon the domestic life Of cur remote
aooeators CT uaoTe than thousand years
ago. Ths whole area hss been free from all
building oparetio0s ever since the Roman
occupation OF British; in fact, the soii is
virgin, having been pasture land fur cer!u-
rlef. The excavation committee hes already
succeeGsd il revealing to uineteeuth- cenIg-
~ eyes lis 10 BRITISH ci.c that had long
existence in day CT which history
is almost silent. The task of excava-
ton Ia Tremendous ore, but tie work is
being prosecuted us fnuds are furnished.
An exhibition will be opensd a. Burlington
House, piccadily, within a lew days, which
will present features OF extra ordinary inter
est. Ga the walls wiil be hung huge plan
of the buried city, marking wherein bouts the
stseets, wsls gstes, houses. baths, temples,
forum and basiiica stood. The excsyations
have brought to view the remaios of houses
ornamented with mosaic floors, and contain
ing rooms heated hy hypocsurGo. Among
the articles TO be exhibited arc po.sherdr,
bones, comts, bronze utensils. fragments OF
good g!sss vessois, pieces of ;rcn wors, chief
~ tools, including ca leoters' planes, chise!s,
axes. hammers, gauges, an7!!s, aad come
edged tools, sharp eaCuso, even after he7icg
LAIN burie6 for ten Centuries, 20 work win
now. The city vas laid ou5 with great reg
ulsrity in squares. Ike Salisbury and W!a-
chester. in med! &c 1al times.
strange feelings nre excited Sy the sght
Ct piece OF iile uroc which heby must
hava troddea wb = The clay, Of p hicn 1t is
formed, lag drying in the bfickmakes's yard
Toe pria;s CT the iittle tees ere distinc'. and
the entire foot Is perfectly merktd. Th; "a
ers very fair spec wens Of plc;terY, from
coarse bsItic ware to delics;elS mould d
yesaels, embsllishc1 ST arts ic d signs
Of bunao aad animal figures and symbolic
deviceh.
Tlete are two sets OF human b2nes, excl
tons of Immature infants or Gwa.fs, ss also
needless and other ariitlss Of household
u.s.. Among these, it is curious to uoie
kcy-ripg snd sNfe'y-pip, with other
toilet and tails requisites, much rsseulb-
ling those ia pTsseut use. Tnefe is one
bangle slmost !ec-siuis of those worn
In Ildis aod eeen 10 our iaweers' chops
To-Day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-01-03
Us Qzg5zs4 e
ssCCIATEJ PRESS DISPATCHES.
The Indian Situation

PINE RIDGE, Jan. 8 "A scout hss brought
the report that Cbeynne hosties made
rash upon squad of Sioux scouts on Grass
Creek Thu.sdav night and bad killed sever
al OF them. As yet the authorities have
baeu unable 70 get ct the report regarding
the csysl.y horses 10 the hostile camp pre-
viously mentioned.
Thege is g report from the lndlan camp
this morning that Red Cloud and Little
Wound are determined to come in with their
following. There is also a report from the
zane source Of an engagement between tne
indians and tho cavalry In which quite
number OF soldiers were killed and some In.
disug. Tbs forces uow in the field are COM
posed Of Isl companies OF cavalry, artillery
snc inlaotrg numbering 10000 off GERS and
usn.
Two day-.choc! buildings aud the Episeo'
NIL Church located on White Cay creek
havs bean burned by hostile indians. Isaac
Miller,an employee 90 the beef herd. was Kill
80. About 5000 men, women and children
are camped Is miles northeast OF here and
refuse to coma into the agency. They are
committing ell kinds Of depredetlons aud
living of the agency beef herd. 1t is re-
ported that Two Strike. Short Bull, Kicking
Bear and their people say they will kill the
first one that starts to the sgsncy
CHICAGO, Jan. 3.-Adj5. Gen. Corbin has
received a message from Gen. Miles written
last night ia which he states that there Is
10 change in the Indian situation.
OMAHA, Ien. 3.-Thfee companies of MILL
ds from the interior towns were sent this
morning to defend the towns near Sioux re-
seivation. a baud Of Indians, It Is rumored,
passed Esy Spring Station last night coming
South. People continue 20 fl OK into towns
g gat companies OF infsntry from Fort
Douglas reached Fort Robinson this morr-
no
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The Gazette.
From tho Richmond Dispatch ]

Taursdsy the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE CD.
tere3 nuoE i 92l; yeaI-''a green old age,
to b. sura," as 10 says. 1t ia en afternoon
paper, and iia coion are always flad with
choice nsas Gen Lee wac very fond c:
reading i, sod OF en- sroke g. csndo- and
fairness 4 ,heugl &c sun shines Disagree
with il 10 sbs pasii L il .ekes, We never
doubt the sincerity ;.stfiot!sm and ability of
iss editors and nauag. 10, and it is one OF our
mast 70 ued cxchanges From its founda-
ton it has oseu IN l,- 5nowden family, end
throughout Its lolg and nsefu! Ifs IL has
been devoted exponent of Virginia visws
ard interests.