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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
VIRGINIA EgWs.

Mr. JJbn v Brown died OF his residence
near Luckets, Loadoun county, on Sunday
10 the S7.h ysar of his age.
Logsn Hunton, formerly of Werrentop.
died In Seu Francisco. CAL, On the 10,h, aged
81 years.
B.coks Doawell, son Of Msior ]. 7. De
veil, of Fredericksburg, died in Richmond
yesterday.
The dry goods tore of Msa. l.. Lillian
field. In Richmond. 1ss partially destroyed
y Ara yesterday. LOSS, 1923 900; insurance,
SIG 600.
The factory occupied by Wlnfree & jack
son, lea! tobacco deslere. and the Winfrt
and West Tobacco Company. tobacco Do
bers &C Lynohbu,g, was destroyed hy ire
yes erdsy mosnirg. Loss about $50 600
Toe only case heard by the Court of Ap
psals at Richmond yesterday was that OF
Thomas's administrator against Lswis and
oihsrs. which was further argued aud con-
tinued uutil Monday next.
A binding snow and hall storm on the
? MISC river Thursday night impeded
Gravel 10 Norfolk. Torrents of rain, &C.
oompanied by tbund5r and light 1ing In ,hat
city yesterday morning and snow last night,
snd the badly flooded lands, interrupts
trucking optrhtions. The large Carolina
fisheries are also still troubled by the stormy
weather aad few 6lh are caught.
Wayman Suite, who wns found guilty Of
he murder oil Pster Hsrvel aud sen eDosd to
% hanged ioEr yesrs sgo next May, but was
released by mob tina night before the sem
tenca was to have been executed, waH
taken to Wy neville on Thursday from the
LFncaburg j iii and re.sentenced by Judge
WiIiame. sutton Ia to be hanged on the
81 ID CT next May In thsj ,liyard al Wythe.
vile.
The Virginia republicans 30 far are mani.
testing comparatively little interest In The
occ.aiog presidential contest. They feel a.
sured lns. the ofice-holdDg element In tie
parry will easily arrange mst.ers 80 as 10
send Harrison delegation to the national
convention. Yhe only feature OF interest
promised In republican politics 10 ibis State
this ysar is the struggle ovsr the chairman
ship OF the State committee. II this position
Is worth fighting for Gen. Malone will make
a determined effort to retain It.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
The Southern Railway.

This Southern Railway Company, the new
name of the reorgsnizad Richmond Termln.
al, will operate ander the charter of the
Washington, Obia and Western Company.
Gen. Sam Thomas says that he is not pre-.
pared to make any statement for publica-
ton at presens, but the street will gee with.
In few days what the guarantee syndicate
think OF the new securities by the prices
which wolld be bid for the new bonds. pre-.
ferred stock and rights. Members OF the
committee expressed seme surprise at the
weakness OF the securities, but attributed 1t
10 lack OF knowledge OF details OF the plan.
Oae member said: IT has taken as oou-
pie of months to get this plan prepared, and
the public Ia not likely to be able to psss In.
telligently upon ita merits in one day."
Everybody In interest laid stress, az far as
the common stock Is concerned, upon the
reduction In the volume of securities CON-
ing ahead OF ths stock. They also said that
the power intrustad to the reorgan zstlon
committee OF selecting the first board of dl.
reotors guaranteed strong board and eff
eient management.
The amount of toe Richmond Terminal
syndicate subscription is $500, 900 each
that is, the company will Issue SIS .000. 900 4
Per cent. bonds to the syndicate subscribers
at 80. less commission Of q per cent. cash
and d per cant. In preferred stood. There
will also be- bonHs OF 35 per cent. In pre-
ferred stock. 80 that the new 4 per cent.
bonds, With the preferred. worth 30, 1t Ia ar
eueds should not cost subscribers much II
epy above 60,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
Woodlawn Farmers Club.
reported for the Alexandria Gazette. ]

reported for the Alexandria Gazette.
The Woodawo Farmers Club met q; John
Bsllinger's, March 12.h, President CLING
ham In the chair. The committee on farm
ers' institute reported having procured the
requisite number of names rs required By
law, and had arranged with the state board
of agriculture for an Institute to be held
April -, 13 and IA al Alexandria AL tao
request of t1a State board tina comm tee.
Tirh other repTesen alive farmers INST and
arranged programme that pfomlses to be
very interesting as veil as nst'uo!ive, due
notice O! which s7i!l be given. The tes5 of
the evening WAS speat rather dssntorllY and
any report must necessarily ref :ot the ez.
ercisss Rs visWsa By the scribe. OIeomsr-
gerlne wag perhaps GO amusing az eny sub
jsct, as certain Investigations related rsthsr
compromised the intelligence oil prominent
chemist On Arbitration Of SEEDS and brought
out the statement that certain farmer had
300 bushels OF seed cut Of which he got 200
bushel5 Of clover eeod AID 100 bushels plan
ts!n, or, as /, is com monty styled, ripple be
sold the clover seeG to cerlsiu deelers sni
mentioned thst he had 100 bushels food
stuff "Whet will sou :eEe ior thRts' ssys
the dealer. What csc you do with 1t 2"
ssys the farmer. "TbsS is cur bualpess,"
was the reply, "we will pay you one-half as
much as for tas good Bsed." This story lie,
of courao, m illustration, tough told cs fact,
OF the tricks OF trade all nliddlemep being
sunk 30 deep In iniquity that nothing better
con'd be expected OF them, but ethloaly
speaking, how about tie honest old farmer
TIE tenn Dtstion was too much for him and
he proved himself fool ns yell as knsvs
When msn does Cd act Of that bind he hsd
better muzz!s his mouth. T am nov In q
qaa5daTy sbout sowing clover saeo. Ihave
zoo much planiain already 1t must be
very intellIgens machine that can 6iscrlml.
nate between ihs two eeeds. o. options 1t
was thought the bill as prevented before
Congress would recoii like an overloaded
gun, doing more injury to the producer than to
the vender.
There is no farm in the country better equip
ped than that Of our host, we'll forced aud no al.
slightly brisrs and weeds hanging over them, clean
feds and the best looking field Of wheat have
seen this winter, como tions continue favorable
the yield will equal former or3p, wtAp he had
40 bushels 10 h acre. His children having msr-
riei and gore into other business, he has cut
down his dairy.
The ne1s meeting Of the club will be held at
Cameron. E. E. MASON, Sec. pro tenn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
In HIS speech e. Augusta, Ga, yesterday


In HIS speech e: Augusta, Ga, yesterday,
sapator Hill ssid:
at is ssid that the democracy OF the NoEth anc
of the country rely upon what is called the SOHO
South. So be it, il you will. The soath is soho
for good government. The south is Gold for civil
liberty, the South is solid for frugal snd economic
administration Of public sfiirs The South is
solid for all the rights conferred upon VI ny the
Constitution. The South is solid for all that Is
essential for the praser valion of this government
1t is solid for the democratic party becauie 1t he-
lieyes in democratic principles. You are askipg
amply for the control of your own domestic al
tsirs in your own wsy. Yo7 b'lieve In the con-
Srol Of your own elections regardles' OF Federal
interferenco You do not bclsye in being hsrassed
ind embarrassed by Federal officials in the dis
charge CT tho administration Of purely local du'
ties"
Il ia such talk az this thst goes t. the
asseis of the southern peopla and makes
snsm solid for tbs man WHO has made hia
own State soid!y democratic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

PRESIDENT HARRISON changes the taxes
the people have to pay at bis own sweet
will, though the Constitution specially re-
stricts that power to Congress- Oa the 10Th
inst. he imposed tax on the sugar. mo-
!ssces. tea and hides imported from some Of
the countries tina: havs refused t, accept his
reciprocity treaties. a5d on The 18th Re re-
moved 1t. Ilfrom some, Why not from sli
and If Imposed enc day, why removed the
next9 Bat the republican party is g.eat, and
Harrison is is prophet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
ALBx a N D r I A
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 10.
So qns uuswumps threaten to poS s 3d.
,a,,oa 7amoc,s,,c Presidential ticket Ia tas

sorssuuswumps threaten to put 3d.
ca,,e3 dsuocrsiic Presidential ticket IN tas
s;,;a 10 oooos,t;on to the one to be noni-
mated at Chicago, unless that one oe nesaed
hy ;he man Yho was defeated four yeaFe ego
well. this is ros strange, and as nugWomps
are IS free 80 any body else In tais country,
tbey have as much right to nominate Pres
idsutia! tickss as lie pfohibitionista, woman
suffsss;s!s, OF any ether smali or !srgs num-
her 0. thsir fellow ci:'zsns. Bat 1t is much
easier to nomioate ticket tbsn TO get Vo3es
for Il, snG mugwnmps are so peculiarly DC.
;.ctionsble to men OF ell psrsisa that theiIs'
instead OF hurting. would have directly
contrary effect u2on that nominated by the
ns,ty OF which they preteud to be members
No matter how many tickets there may re
as the polls next November, there Will Of
only one democratic ticket--tha one to co
nominated OF ChIcago 1t will De voeeo
nv all damocra:s ADD By ell other men who
arc opposed to ths Fo,oe bill and IL faVor OF
removing taxes from tie nsnesaaties OF iife'
sr6 as the vast maj1sisy o! the voters Of the
o,un,ry are composed o. i1st suoh men, 1t
will be elected attn Little or no trouble, Ger
tainly with mons Whatever from sroh an 10
sisriacsns number as will Tal;y unGsr the
mugWapp flag.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
Fighting in Venezuela.

CARACAS, Vent zaela, March 19-The op.
position to President Pslacios has resulted
In reaort to erms at last, and body en-.
ssgement has tesn fought between body
o. revolutionlsts and government troops
near this city. Il Ia learned that this Is but
tina beginning Of long aght for the control
OF the country. Particulars OF Thursdays
battle ale meagre as yet. and the only reli-
able news is that lps reyolutlonists were
forct q to retire. T. i5said that ex.President
Guzman Blanco Is at the back of the revolu.
tionary movement cad that i. has consider
eble strength. but Palaclo appears t, be
oorfdant that order viii 5000 be restored.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

A CROSS on THE sDE. Another phenom.
enel display In the heavens attracted etsen.
ton at Springfield, Illa., on ThursdaF, end
added new terrors to the situation for the
superstisious. The sun waa surrounded By
a small halo, snd on either side appeared g
bright spot, or sun dog, while psssiEg clear
around the heavens; and ontting through
the cum at an angle OF perhaps forty.6Ve de.
grees from the point of vision, was bright
baud, showing In marked contrast to the
hszy clouds with which the heavens were
notified. The brilliant display Of Tuesday
evening. end the curious appearance Of the
moon for some time psst, make up series
of phenomena tibet are acknowledged by
old sailors and pisInsmen to be unp.eoe-
derted. The moon on one evening this
week had, across its fsoe In le:ge clouds, a
perfect figure Of crose. Thursday ni2ht 1t
was the center Of a brilllsnt anrorel band,
which passed upward to the zsnith and
downward to the hoiizln. Supersti.ions
people thick that these are the signs that
portend the speedy coming of Inc last great
dey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

TIE HOUSES of rich people are covered
with slate; those OF the poor VITA tlnplste.
Tinplate costs dollar box moro now than
Ii did bsfore tie passage Of the Mckinley
bill. Ioasmuch as the Increased cost hes
not increased the demand for or the price
of American labor. OF what benefit ia 1t to
anybody except the fsw benefoIarles of the
public treasury? Blu! the White House mast
be furnished With imported chinaware, and
treasury officials, with suites ofsubordlnates
must take pleasure trips to Europe, and,
while there, speak disparagingly of large
class of the adopted oitizsns Of their Own
country, but dany that they did SO on their
ratnrn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

DRUG CLERKs.-The Virginia Drug
Clerks Association nat in Rchmond on
Thursday. Tho constitution and 5y.aBs,
which had been prepared by g committee
appointed by tie association q. the lat
meeting, were read AID u5an.m ously sd5p!.
ed. The following Officers we're elected
W. q. Cloe, president; Walker q. Washing.
ton. first Weep eeidel t; Jsmes B. Cole
man, second v!ce-p.esldsnt; u.s. Il. Hart.
well, secretary and treasure'; A. II. C;ia.
mono, local secretary. Execbt 30 Comm
ter M Ola, tor, ". L. Warmer, emu
W. 8 Horriog. tbs body resolved to haya
semi annually meetings, which will take
place immediately al er The convention oitts
Slete Bard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
FACTION eUARaE1s IN cHlLr.--A di pc ch from

FACTION eUARRELsI IN CHnL--A di Pc Oh from
sautisgo Chill, eays til 1t for the tst time since
the success of the revolution against Balmaceda,
there is oren hostility bet reen the element that
combined to acccmp ish The revolution. The
cielicsls baye come TO the conclusion that Preai-
deat Mont mesns 10 keep hem in the bach ground,
and that their potent il huence in ehscting Balms.
ceds's overthrow is nos to bs rewarded by III at
political predominsncs viii they desire to exer.
else. The fact ia aaid to be that la'ge msiority
Of the Ohilians aye liberals, and President montt
ha, conclud d to go with thu msjority, even il he
has to face the hostility Of the clerics's, VINCE
newspaper organs arc fercely ts'siling ,hs new
cabinet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
a TRIPLE Tragedy

NEW OBLEASs. La. Mar 10. R.y. MN.
roe Scot eolcFea 2reacher li7iDg ues, R.
too Rouge, lad o7s vile aad sew anita,
ooraeiy damael whom be desised az G. seeo, 4
spouse, bat ;hs girl objected. Then he or.w
desperate and killed tbs woman he loved
killed his wlis AID eaoapsd 10 the good.
While bis pufsuers We're closing IN pnon
him rs fred three shots /, t, his head end
when tho party reached l. m he was dead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

1T IT now publicly stated that Justice
Woods, Of ''blocks Of FIVE" fame, forced his
own own nomination by the threat thas If
it should not re made be would give to TIE
uowspspegs oaE!ain letters in his possession
which you'd eogiousiy eff4ct the eosion OF
tbs coming naiional republican convention.
And vat, though :hs republican Ssnst'fs
were informed OF this By their democratic
colleagues. eyerg one Of them voted to Coz
firm the nomination. But Gil the same,
they ere In favor CT the civil service law.
and all are honorable meu The fact that
Mr. Harrison male 6 O. 3. circuit
iudse of such man as Mr. Woods Ia suti-
oient Of itself alore to restrict the Presi'
dsncy to o3e term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
return.

PaEsIDENr POLK OF the farmers alliance
hSs gone from Washington to North Caro-.
Inns to set the third party Increment on foot
there. Mr.. Polk, uasss he travels on free
passes, might as we'll have remained IN his
headquarters at the national capital and
saved his travelling expenses, Though is is
understood the farmers pay these also, BE-
sides giving him salary OF FIVE thousand
dollars year. 1t is absurd to talk aoous
q third. or any other than the demo-
cratic party IN North Carolina. or any other
southern state, as long as Mr.. Harrison and
all his northern captains shsll continue to
urge the passage Of thu Force bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
TELEGBtPHiG R1PyTvTgq


TIE great driving siaiiOr cfihe Lit Au.
DUN and A7onds!e cabls ii1e, in Cincinnati
Tas burned today. Loss ab0u $75 600.
Ia Peria last night woman pam=t echle.
gel, wi5hins 20 avsnae hslssl! upoa Der hrs.
band, 8bo had accused he. u irGiellly.
saturated hia night Fo5e gl.h petroleum ard
teen sst |. CD Are. She locked OF 8hle be
buried to death. Ea wss burrea beyord
recognition.
a dispatch ffora Rome. received il Nav
York today, says tsns Atchb 5 1op C9grf an
will De appcin;ed osidi1el ct iha next ecu.
sistory. but Archbishop Corfissr sisted tc.
dag that he dld not pace aIy raiisacs wha,.
ever On tho report
An enthusiaa.!o Mills caucus YES held lest
hight &C A1s.in, Tex. in which were s
supporters OF Oulbsrson's iasa Candidacy.
Tais neures falls divide for Mills OF Cal.
berson's supporters and seems TO make his
election sure. Mills 10 reply 10 al appeal
to come to Texas t, speak, replied thst he
ia too III now to travel, bat Tat he would
be In Texas coon.
Mrs. Joseph Miller of Ner.h Ran &c, s.,wss yes
terdsy delivered of 10y. N skiing the fouih with
in tour days, the frat arrival Was st Tu,slsy
noon another came Wednesday CIV ell ing sni the
third Thursday morning The four weigh
twenty-three pounds four ounc.s AID all concern,
ed sre well
1t Is stated on good authority in London hst
Mrs. Osborne, who is serving a nine noath3 sen-
tence for pei Try in connection with the f,mona
"pta.l case" will b, released before tie end Of
May on he lr san physicians certificate that fur.
Their CONTINENT will endanger her lifo.
There is hitch in tie negotiatiocs between
the sugsr Trust al one OF the big refreli,s Of
Philadelphia. There ia about So, 90 000 differ
ence between the prices ssSed by tho firm ard
what ths Trust wants to give.
4 cattltman of Esg'e county, ChoctSw Nation,
reports That large meteor fell on tho prairie last
satu,ds 1t was imbeddei at least twenty feet
In the oarth aud protrudss twelve feet IN tbs sir.
Fire this morning in tho f 20 etory building,
corner of Ho iiay snd Saratoga streo.s Baltimore,
caused lo:s Of about $50 600 to the building and
stock.
Daniel Iosbrop. of tho wa!l.known publishing
fsr; of D. Lo:brop and Co.. died in Boston last
night, eyed GO.
a report ia current in Paris thata director of
IN nor bank hss committed suicide and that
another director ba, ahaci Il tcd
1t Is thought that he now st vel ship Winder.
mers. which went ashore yesterday near Asbury
PARK. u. j., will be h9stsd Tomorrow
seasior stanford has refused en- offor $110, 000
fer tho stallion, Advertiser
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
Senator Hill.

AUGUSTA, Ca, maSoa 10 "A oompi,,,a
OF leading democrats gave Senate. Hrr.sS
his patty so interesting drive throrch,n.
tie city AID suburbs tais morn!pg. A. !
O'Clock this aiteraooa he parry lei aera ~
the regular Richmond sod Danyil!a tr,i1
for Washington. D. G. N s.oos or snsooho,
are contomplstsd ca Tie route, ana II This
programme ls adhered TO Senator Hill .rs
his friends will reach Wash;rgsou at l1.20
O'Clock to morrow morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of the letters remaining in
the Alexandria, Va. postofiico March o.
Persons calling for letters will please say they arc
advertised.
Advertised letters, not called for within two
weeks. will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Alexander, Georgo Nil or, Mis AMMO
Anres William Norton, Alexander
Brodus, Miss Sarah Praniari, Nicola
Cole, Frank PARCEL, j
Elder & ron, Samuel J sherzsr, Miss May
Fitzgerald, D W3 Sinker, E
Haley, q Smith, Willie 4
johnson, Griffin Thomas, ] s
McClenand, 2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

No BODY Desd be 81 all afraid that shy
action the msjos;sy OF the democrats mag
sake on the silver question will have an1
app.soisble effect upon the result Of tho
next Presidential election. What the DEM
ocrats will fghs aeal ast at that election will
bs tho Force Dill SOD tax thst doubles the
prics of the nscaesariss OF life; compared
With either eff whico the Silver bill is mt
Ter OF lille or no importance. All southern
democrat, would vita Cor lead dollars IL
suca coinage would preserve chem fscra tn
Force bill, and tho vast rar ori,y OF taose 6?
this North would do the same II bg doing 80
they oauld sscure the removal OF the tax Oh
what they have 10 buv 10 order to live.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

TIE BILL Mr.. PETER, the Farmers ALI.
sncs Senator from Kansas, introduced In
CONGRESS dsy before yesterday provides that
syhsre the several States are unable to pay
ex.Uniou soldiers the money difference be-
tween gold and egecnbacks. the federal gov
arnment shall Issue bonds In denominations
of $50 and SlO0, bsaring six Per cent inter-
est, and sunning FROM ten to shlrty years, 70
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
PARK AaNEW. P. Ii.

4 onessrned boy In Augus,s sayed four
pc sons fTcI, drowning; bat DR.. Bul's
Cough Syrup has sAved its thoussods fron
consumption.
The nse CT highly seasoned animal food
and alcoholic drinks are the prsdieposInz
causes Of goat. Wien aware of its preseDce
lose no time In procuring Salvation Oil. Il
kills pain. 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
Cara Renorted Cantnred

CITY CT MEXICO, Eek, Mar. 10 Tia 70.
pert is current here thai Telegram bs.
been recsived at tie ia! Dsrsr,men. eiy.
leg notice OF the caE;ars OF Gsiz. i, tbs
Staie Of Tsuaclipae. Al attempts 10 learn
tie truth cs falaity CT The rcpgy; have proved
F,t(
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

bis bed and hu.tsd him eff. Tho p,,.
morning the cthsr Italians beard What had
happeoed and were so terrified taas tbos
immedisteiy fed the country and c,m.
back to Pit'sburg Sizes thou rothipp b,-
been heard iEcm Ambrose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
Governor Abb.ts, of New Jersey, hal

Governor Abblt'. of New Jersey, has
signed bill passed at the recent session OF
the New Jersey Legislature taxing tele.
graph, cable. telephone and express com.
panies per cent, upon gross receipts gas
and eleotric.llghs companies, one. half of l
per cent. on gross receipts; oil Pipe line
companies, eighi-ten,hs Of per cent. on
gross receipts lie insurance. companies, 1
rer cert. on surplus aimee last Decembsf, and
o;her Insurance companies ! per cent. Of
gross receiI t..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
aSlzg5g "a e
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, March 49,
The Senate was not Ia sesaion to-day.
HOUSE,

After passing bill amending thu act sp-
proving tie funding act Of Arizona. the
House then proceeded to TIE considerations
of resolutions expressive OF the SORROW viii
which the House has received the informa
sicn Of the death of Preston B. Plumb. Late
Senator from KaEasg. Mr.. Funston. CT
Kensss, leading eff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

DoN'T PUT that life insurance eff any
longer, but take policy now In the Equi-
table, With Mr.. ". q. Paine, special agent.
he will doubtless cali on you, II 80, do not
let him leave without your application for q
policy In bis e5cellept company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

When great preparations were being made
Ia LONDON for the celebration OF the Gsees
Qleen's Jubilee, loyal citiz.ns auxious 10
psrticipst., were rapidly curing all their
aches and pains beforehand, by a genercra
usa o! Salvation Oh.
Give 1t to the children. Physicians pre-
scribe 1t. Thousands Bsa Il. Sold By a
dealers. Dr.. Bul's Cough Syrnp. Price Is
cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19
Probable Lvnchinp

P1r7sBURe. March 1e-on the night Of
March 70. party Of masked mountaneers
armed with rh,s. went to the Dtngess house
in Logan couGty, W. Vs.. COX Ambrose,
the foreman Of gang Of Italians working
on the Norfolk & Western Rsilgoid, from
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

JUST THINK of 1t for moment do you
carry any Insurance ri pour life Z II noe,
do not les to-motri W find s5u without yo3r
application In for ~ icy bod lot shst po!i-
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ciety of New York,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-19

Tbs exports of specie from New York for The
weak amounted to s1,562,77s, most Of which
was in gold.