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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
VIRGINIA HEWs.

William Rieh tstne, one of the jury which
convicted John Brown, in 1859, died In
sbeperdstown, ". Va. yesterday, aged 81
years.
J.hu T. Davis. formerly book keeper for
Harvey Blair & Go. and the Southern Flour
Company, In Richmond. was arrested in
Denver yesterday for embezzlement.
George Washington Fuller, the Oldest oft.
len of Stanton. died at his residence Sat.
,nrday night Mr. Fuller was the Oldest
MaEon 10 the Slete, and there are probably
few older in the United Siatss.
Mrs. Oarrls Herndon. wife of Mr. Charles
HerndoD. Of Fredericksburg, and dau9hter
of Mr.. Thomss A Young, of New York,
died at her homs In Fredericksburg, yeater-
day sged % years.
A letter received from Panama OF recent
data states inst VIM. 8 Dashiell, who left
Richmond under cloud, was reeogu!zs6
there. The writer said the young Richmond.
man had epdeavored to obtain employmer t
in railroad Office 10 Panama.
The Governor has graft ted pardou TO
Gal Codriosto alias Oaliie Ons," who WIS
convicted in Loudoun county In NoVemb
1889, of assault with intent to kill. and GEN.
| tened to three years In the peniter ltihry.
He was given bis freedom on account. of be.
Ing 10 yesy III health.
The besvg frost Sunday night Killed toe
bssn and cucumber crops in msny places
In Norfolk and vicinity, and the strawber.
rles sre badly Injured. There 'Has also 8
killing frost and treezs In the Danviila sec.
ii IN Sunday night. killing esrly fruit and
damaging growing vegetables.
The grand Jury of Roanoke yesterday
preseLt Indictments against fifteen citi.
zans Of the city FOR incitipg riot on the
night OF March 80 b. Robert Fralin wac
imprisoned on the charge OF outragipg lit
tie girl nemed Bryant. There. was demon,
siration on the station houss, but Frslin was
not harmed.
Hon. 7. Ellvson, tbs president OF the
j. ferson Davis Monuw emit Association. re-
turned to Richmond yesterday from New
Orleans. where he had conference With
the widow OF the ex-President of the Con
| tederao7. Mr.. Ellyson believe there Is q
| good chance of the monument being l1sated
ia Richmond.
MIR. Addie E Baker, OF Stsunton, arrived
in Washington last nigh. In search of an
| clipping family, consisting of couple Of
daughters, husband, and son. Mrs. Bs.
ker bad TWO daughters by former husband
when she married Baker. Shn says the latter
| has decamped With her daughters, be in.
tending to marry one and his son the other
TIE Court Of Appeals yestsrdey heard
argument OF counsel in the case involving
the allegation that an option had been given
on the lot upon which stands the tomb o.
the mother cf George Washington. The
atyle Of this csse is KRlbert & Kirtley We
Shepherd, from the Circuit Court OF the City
Of Fredericksburg. The decision Nas agai nsi
the plaintiff. the court holding that the spot
containing the grave OF the mother Of Wash
ineton could not be the subjsot OF eale
Til, opinion will, 1t is believed, be substan.
tally approved by the Supreme Court. This
tribunsl ntima:ed this In refusing to bear
lengthy argument Of plaintiffs counsel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
Foreign News.

BURNos AYRBs, April IA decree has
been Issued by the government bauiships
from the country eeveral Of tie political
prisoners for the part they took In the re-
cent plot to overthrow the government
NICE, Ap,il 12.-Princs Edward OF LeiOi-
gen, only brother Of Prince Ernst, head OF
the Lein igen family. while slighting from
his carriage here to- Gay was run over By q
passing yehicIe ard sustained very serious
Injuries.
LONDON, April PA man named Ham.
ilton, residing Ia Wiltshire, becoming Gen.
WINGED ye sterday that the nncle OF his f.
ancse was ssekir g TO Influence bis niece to
break the engs cement, drew bis revolver
and shot and killed the uncle. A police
man attempted to arrest him when Hsmil.
ton shtt him dead. Other eficere seized
him before he CO uId fire again and oVeTpow.
cred him.
LONDON, Apr IL "A dispatch from To
kto. Japan, says that the cor asaraiion that
broke out there on Sunday last did enor
mons damage. Six thousand houses WEI Q
destroyed aud up to the preseLt It is known
that fifty of the natives lost their liver, and
q number are still missing.
HALIFAX, ApI. 12,-Deeming the Australian
murderer, wss in Halifax d few years ago on al
legged gold mining business. He showed gen.
tlsmsn whom he met here letter he had received
from Kate Edowes, one Of the women who was
subsequently murdered in Whitechspel. The
letter revealed motive for the murder Of the girl
Deeming went undsr two or more aliases in Can
ada, one of which WAS Ruel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
zgws OF TIE Day.

President Harrison's wife ls suffering from
an attack OF bronchitis.
Richard Croker Is to be re-aleo.ed grand
sachem OF Tammany, In New York.
Among conservative democretlo leaders
there seems to be growing feeling In faror
of uninstruosed delegations 20 the Chscsgo
convention.
Oorbstt has sent his 50 500 deposit to New
Orleans for bis fight with John l.. Sullivan
In September before the Olympic Grub Of
that city.
The Pope has juat received from Cardinal
Gibbons an important study on the school
question IN the United States in which he
is much interested.
Geo. Crespo's forces. which were recent.
" defeated, are massiDg for bait With
the ermy of President Paao!o, of Venezle'
Ia, and II successful will force march on
Caracas.
Over 100 prisoners sentenced to death
have escaped from TIE Baem prIson In Mex
leo. They Gained taeir liber'v By mesns O.
al underground pssssge. Every ef:rt Ii
being made to recaDture the men.
II is rumored that when the po tofice II
removed from the Sseton building In Waah
iDgtcn tibet structure Will be remodesed anl
converted ibto dime museum. Another
reports ttates to&t 1t will again become {
hotel.
To lester fron Grover Cleveland to Mr.
james 81. Bibba, of Chattanooga, he says
II hsve frequent mlegiyings aa to The wis
dom CT putting me In nomination. In enl
event there will be no disappointment TO
me ia the result"
James Hsyes, OF South Boston. was killed
By live wire Sunday night. Yesterday
morning his body was found strapped to al
lion pole high 10 the air. He had strapped
| himself to the pole while arranging somt
electrical apparatus when he caught hold o
tho live wire.
Mr.. James B. Young, the executive olerb
of tbs Unitsd States Ssnste, was summarily
removed yesterday svsniog In obedience t.
the demands ofMr. Sherman, Mr.. Hale ant
others, who had made up their miod5 hi
must go. Mr.. Young has been refused the
right for which he pleaded to face his &c
cusers, and has been dismissed FROM sar
vice which he adorned. The charge agaies
Mr.. Young was that he had furnished tie
press with reports OF the secret proceedings
of the Ssnate, charge which he indignant
~ denied,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
A Crime Revealed

P1TTsBURe, Ps., April 12-IS has jus!
leske d out that Gamble Wierr, superintend.
emit Of police Of this city, Who died suddenly
three months ago. was -poisoned. After bis
burial sevsral friends quietly exhnmed the
body. The intestines were submitted to an
analytical chemist, within 1t Was fonnd that
enough poison had been taken to kill sever.
al men. Owing 10 the length Of time that
has elapsed since the chine Wss committed
1t looks now az II the guilty person may go
unpurished.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
penouncing "southern Outrsges.n

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, April Pan indignation
meeting of about $50 negroes was held here
last oighs to denouuee the receEs sc-called
outrages In the South, especially the triple
lgneh!ng a. Memphis snd the turning at
the stake of G negro ct Texarkans. Reso-
iutiors were adopted declaring in favor OF
forming auxiliary bodies throughout the
United States to agitste the matter OF pro.
lection 10 the negfo. Itwss also asolved to
sand representatives to Europe TO atlr up
sentiment there.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
CONGRESSIONAL.

In he q. 8. Senate yesterday Mr.. Stew.
art ffsred enother free oliver resolution,
The oommilts recommended tue transfer Of
the Revenue Marine to the Navy Depart
ment.
The day 10 the House was devoted Large.
ly to the passage of meatureB affecting The
Dlsirct OF Columbia. 1t gave the members
an opportunity to say manV hard things OF
the street car service at the national capt.
tal and to conclude By passing an amend.
ment 10 the pending street. railway bill, pro.
vidIng 10 substance for no seat, no fare"
The discussion brought out many amusing
discussions over the courtesy which was due
10 lady passenger.
r preventative Coombs introduced bill
placing German lookipg.glafs on the free
ILL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
IT Is REPORTED that the Only condi.'


IT is EXPORTED that tho oaly condlion
under which General Maizena, will surp:r'
Mr.. Harr!son's inclination, will be the
slteratt,ye of Nj. B!aias's, and tast his
fayos!te fos the place is Mr.. Sherman ioi
whom, IL Blaine be cut OF the way' he VIII
cast the vote Of Virginia at Minneap'h'
Nesrly all the ex Confed who followed
General Mshoue out Of tae democratic
party, except the lev to whom De has given
office, have now come tsck to the fold from
which they strayed. But to most psopie ii
scans strange that even the few referred to,
will allow their votes to be cast for a man
who says, they "should wear the badge o.
shs penitentiayy," simply becsuse during
shs war between ths S:step, they defended
Virginia againet tbs assaults OF invaders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, April II.
SENATE

SENATE
The resolution effered by Mr.. Morgan,
calling for Information as to reciprocity
with Germany and Hayli was sgresd to oy
the Senate to-day.
After the routine morning busiEe5s, q
resolution offered by Mr.. Stewart In fe'a'
ton to the purchase Of silver snd the COLI
age of standard silver dollars was taken up
and amended, ard Mr.. Stewart proceeded
to address the Senate on the subj scs.
At the conclusion of Mr.. S.ewelt's speech
the resolution wsns over ILL Tomorrow, Mr
Morgan expressing his intention to SPEAK
upon 1t for brief period.
The resolution proposing q constitutions
amendment for the election o. 8. ssnatoraby
the people, vas taken up, and Mr.. Chandler
addressed the sepsts In opposition to IT..
The time might come, he eald. when be
would bs convinced that such proposition
l1Ight be submitted but he wac not coz
81 need OF 1t 1T the present time. He would
the ve'ore state some Of his objections to 1t,
HOUSE.
The Senate amendments to the Ildisn sp-
preparation bill were non-con CURED in.
A bill was passed to oodiy existing laws
relative f., the execution CT declarations
aad other papers 10 pension cin'ms. Bot
tSis vas done only efter s. yoli-caii, With
was necessitated By the desire OF Mr.. Bailey,
OF Texas. to dIscltsa the presence of o
quorum.
MIR. Allen, of Mississippi, esked unani'
NOUS consent Tor the present consideration
OF joint resolution sppycprating s5O.C0O
for The purchase md distribution OF subsist-
encs stores to the ,'ufferers from the ever
flow of the TombIgb,'e river and iss tribu'
taries.
Mr.. Kilgcre, OF Texas, cbiscted, and the
resolution was referred.
Mr. O'Ferrali, of Virginia, gave notice
that on Tuesday next hs you'd call up the
Noyes-Rock we'll contested election case.
Mr.. Cooper, Of Indiana, rose to personsl
explanation In ression to the statement
Of Raum to thu effect that his private
secretary had received compensation for
furnishing pension claims. His remarks
were incesi sntly Interrupted By republicans
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

MANS INHUMANITY to man has been
made ~ bmicsly proGerblai. and that OF
women to women, though not al yet iormu-
lated into poetic phraseology, Ia equally as
true That women will not cit c!ose together
In street car. so as to make room for an
other one o, their sex,ia patent to all famil-
lar with street car travel, aud at recent
election Ia an Illinois town, where women
yots at school elections, they turned out g
competent and irrep.oachabie female super
irtsndent and elected man In her place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
EpaM wasEINeTog.
Especial Correspondence Of he Alesasaria Ga

gspecIal Correspondence Of he Aleras8rio Gazette.
WAsR1Raros. D. O.. April IL. 1892.
The Chicago fair committee met this
morning and considered the proposition TO
auoropIiste 81, 000, 900 to that fair, and the
manner In which and the hands through
which that sum ehou!d be expended.
TIE House Judiciary committee to-dsy
heard arguments against the appropriation
Of pnblIo money for seosarisn purposes.
It is rumored at ths Capitol that MIR.
Young, who has bean removed from the po'
sltion Of executive clerk Of The Senate n the
alleged charge Of reyesil1g the. secrets ofex-
ecu Ave sessions 81 thai body. 10 not the only
employee OF the Senate whose desk will be
occupied b5 some bod5 else.
As Senator Daniel has not yet returned
from New Orleans. Senator Faulkner said
West Vireinls her portion Ct the dirsct land
tax refund, and to settle tbs governments
claim against Virginia on the same terms SO
have beer accepted By that states other
oredisors, which bill wss set for so-dsy.
would aga!n have to go ever.
IL is understood that republican Ssnatoli-
al opposI.ion 20 As.ornsS General Miller Is
che onIy thing that prevents the President
from nominating him for tbs seat on the
Supreme Bench made vacant By the death
of Justice Bradley.
W. q. Henderson was to-day appointed
postmaster at SWoop, Augusta county, Va,
vice M. D!nwiddie. resigned.
Seven Of The Virgins msmbers OF the
House have signed Gen. Lomsx's applioa-
tiop for the position in the Office Of the "Rs-
cords of the Rebellion" made vacant by the
death OF Gen. Field. Two ars In favor OF
General Dabney Msury. and ous Is absent.
Mess,s. r sd OF Alexandris, Peyton Wise of
Richmond, and ex-Msyor Courtney of
Charleston, S. O., are among the applicants
for the vacancy on tbs civil service commits
sion made vacant by the resignation ofGoy.
Thompson. The place was offered to sx-
Congressman ]. Ran. Tucker, but he de.
olined It because the salary, s.. 800, Vas not
large enough.
Ia the Senate to-day Mr.. Barbour pre-
scented protests from the Chamber Of Com
merce OF Petersburg, Virginia, against the
silver bill, and against discrimine'ion by
sutsIdissd steamships against Newport
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

THE FEW Cleveland ktcbers in New York
are 80 ultra, and throw their heels 30 high,
that the only two OF them Ia the legislature
recently refused to support CAUCUS lesisls'
tive measure of their party. and voted with
the republicans, ssmpls because Senator Hill
hspuensd to be 10 Albany at the time. But
now. GO ever, reason is thrown away upon
preiudloed people. They won't look at the
eigu postp, but go their own way. end that,
almost invariably is the wrong one, and
leads them into trouble.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

The CHICAGO fair people haVs increased
their demands upon sill the other residents
O.. the country. They now ask Congress to
tax ali the latter 10 otder to give them seV-
an milloa dollars in addition to the sum
tast has already been given t. them by that
BODY. II the democratic msj ,sity IN the U
g. Kouse of Representatives shall sgree to
any euoh rsaueet is Wiii Disgust the people
bv whom 1t was elected, and will deserve to
be d s.ipstsd at the next election. Nav
York prcmiee:, to pay the whole expense OF
tina fsi: II It vera hsld In that city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
News, and several petitions OF Virginia
oranges for legislation 10 favor OF sgr!cui-

News, and several petitions OF virginia
oranges for legislation 10 favor OF agr!cui-
lure.
johnson, one o! the negro jurors 10 the
Schneider case, lost thirty pounds during
the trial OF that case, and died this morning.
Al the Baum investigation to-day Oon.
gresham Cooper, one Of the prosecutors,
made a statement completely and satisfac-
torliF refutiDg the stsempt of Baum to con.
ueot him in any way with the crookedness
NJ nens,on attorneys, and putting Baum In q
worse light, IL that could be, than no was
before.
Mr.. S.euart, In his speech 10 favor OF free
silver coinage In The Ssnsts to-day said that
the entire amount OF gold In the treasury lin
excess of The outstanding gold cartifeatssl
was less than one-eighth OF the silver and
paper for which redemption demand might
be msde on 1t.
The commission appointed t, inspect the
vau Is Of the Treasury reported to-day thai
those vaults are utterly unsafe and entirely
defective.
| a republican from the frst Virginia d'E
t,iot here today says he eupposes t1e dele
CATION from that district to the Minneapolis
convention will he composed Of ore white
man and one negro. OF the white mer
spoken Of az candidates for the place art
Mayo, OF Westmorelsnd Stewart. Of Glou
e,ter, now abroad as consul; Voorhees,. o.
| Spotsylvanis Winder, of Accomack, and TIA 'e
OF Matthews; but Asbby of spotsylvsnla may b
taken upas q compromise man. He ssys the ds le
CATION Il ON tho whole State will bs for Harrison
though General Aahone will try to have 1t unin
L or nffA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

WHAT WOMAN CAN Do She cauntt
walk 30 many miles around Ii lard table
with nothing t, eat. and nothing TO spaak
of to drink, but che can walk the flor all
night with q tretful baby. without gcing
sound aaleep the first half hour. Loss Of
sleep With babies Is unknown where Stone-
brakeris Gum Syrup Is used. Pfioe 25 cts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
RKoovERs his REASON Five years aec

RKCovERs BIS REASON Five yesrs ago
an insane man was picked up in Detroit,
Mich, and put In the Pontiac Asylum.
Ten days ago he became very violent and
four days ago be was put to sleep by opiates.
When allowed to wake Saturday he was ap-
.parentIy In bis right mird for the first time
In five years. He said that be was Reuben
Chapman, and that his home was In Caro-
line county, Va, where he owns 700 cores
of land. He remembered as though It were
but yesterday how he escaped from the
williamsburg Asylum In Virginia, but cau.
not tell how he reached Michigan. His
story has neen confirmed by telegrsphipg TO
the William. burg Asy!pm-N Y. World.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

Pure breeds Of all kind of stock and at q
premium. This Is all right; else Why should
any one make 1t bis especial business to keep
them pure? And what would beoome OF
progress end improvement The breeders
Of pure stock oil use stone6rakef's Horse
and Cattle Powder. The q. 3. Government
Gays It Is the best for horses and cattle.
Pfice Is cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

HAVE been bothered with catarrh for alb. ut
twenty years / had lost sepse Of smell entirely,
aud 1 hsd almost lost ny hearing. My eyes were
getting 80 dim had to get some one to thread
my peedfe. Now have my hearing as well as I
ever had, and can ses to thread IS fine a needle
as ever did, my sense Of smell is partly restored
and 1t seems TO be improving all the time. 7
th;uk there is nothing like Ey's Cream Balm
for cstarIh.-Mrs. E. E. Crimes, Rendrill, Perry
Co O.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

THE democrats OF Henry county have
elected Hill delegates to the State democrat,
10 convention. Henrico county, the only
other county that has as yet elected Its dele
gates, he'd previously dore likewise. The
H's stand together.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
non DYSPEPSIA,

Indigestion, and Stomach disorders, use
RR0wN,S IRON BITTERS.
All dealers keep It, 81 per bottle. Genuine hes
trademark aud crossed red lines on T1appec.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, April 1.-the stock market was
rather quiet this morning with little feature Of
Interest and without decided tel dency Of prices
in either direction. Tie opening prices were
generally shade liver han those Of last even
ing, bat Richmond and West Point was down y
at 10. At IL o'clock the market was quiet AID
firm, generally at small fractions better than first
prices.
ALEXANDRIA MARKET. April II The offer
ings to-day were light and prices remained about
the same as yesterday. The speculation in grain
in Chicago has not aft ct the rices here though
1t keeps the msrket in an unsettled state We
quote Wheat at $685. Corn 45a49; Bye 7oso0
and Oats 36e3S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
BALTIMORE April 12-virsir'a consoln :
do 10.40s, 33 bid; do 3s, 711hs72as.

BALYIRoEs, April 49, Flour fairly active and
unchanged. Wheat unsettled and lower; No 2
red spot 94Aa94ss; April 94Aa94h; Msy
92Aa921h; June 91as steamer No red 961ha
81; southern easy; Fultz 9Oa98; Longbsrry
April 46As4o7s; May 46asa46sa juno 454a
46; July 46a4o14 steamer mixed 424s42aa
Southern weak while 45s47 yellow steady at
47a4s. Oats ste, dy: No 2 white Western ga
3S1A No 2 mixed do 34hs35. Ryc steady
No q S7A asked. Hsy firmly held good to
choice timothy S14 50a15 80. Provisions steady
and unchanged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Court OF AppeaIs ID hicnmonu 1esteruay.
Colbert & Kirtley against Shepherd. Further
argued I'D submitted.
Msr.hall q Moncure against Saunders. Put en-
privileged docket for November term.
English against Powell. submitted.
Norris against Woods. Argued and continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

NEW YORK, April 12.-Cotton :; uplands =
Orleans; futures steady. Flour unchanged
Wheat feverish snd unsettled. Corn weak. PorA
steady at So 50a$11 so. Lard etsy al ST so.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

CHICAGO APP il 12.-1O:5o m-Wheat- Ma,
1873; July e01s. Cnrn-Msy 4Oas,40A; Jul.
3sas oatsL@ay rs 2SNs; July 27A; PG1, Ok
nominal Short ribs-Msy $5 81 n; July nominal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

ARL1aeroN CATTLE MARKET, April 11-some
Cattle were offered and sold as follows: Best AIS
4Ac; good 3Aa4c; medium 3a3kc; common
2a2aac Some sheep and Lambs were offered
sheep 4s61hc, and Lambs at 5a7lhc, Calves 5h6c
Cows and Calves brought S20az5. Market fair
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

NEW YoIx CATTLE MARKET. pril 1.-Beeves
market steady native steers $3.80s4.7O, bulls
and cows S, 35s3 20 per 100 lbs. Calves-msr.
ket Loser Veals $4.76s7 per 100 lbs. Sheep and
Lsmbs-msrkst higher; upshorn sheep S6.705,
lambs ST. 25a9 12la per 100 lbs. Hoas-market
uominsilY hirher ASA 6Oa5 25 Fer 100 lba.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL -.

ALExA N DIR A. v
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-12

FREsH HOMINY FLAKES and ROLLED
Il OATS juJt received by
ian27 &c. MILBURN
GlE BOXES DURYEA'S sUPERIUE COIN
81 STARCH received to-day by
feb26 c. MILBURT.