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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-08-16

Don't melt this hot weather. but go
to a. Harris rs Maryland avenue, and get
"A Glasse, cooling and refreshing.
A. HABT. rs Md Avenue.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-08-16
iMf For Sale. iLKi

A convenient and desirable GARDEN
PLACE. of TWO and a QUARTER
ACRES; good DWELLING, STABLE
and OUTBUILDINGS; supplied with
reservoir water. just outside the city
limits on the shell road win sell rea
sonable and on easy terms. Apply on
the premises, or address.
GEO. DEIFFEL.
s, To- I'm. Annapolis, Md.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-08-16

Boat will leave Long Wharf at 7l5 q.
M. arriving at Ocean City at 12 noon.
Leave Ocean City at 6 p. m, and arrive
in Annapolis at 10 As. Giving our pa
irons an opportunity to enjoy splendid
moonlight evening on the Chesapeake.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-08-16
TICKETS, Adults, SITS.
Children under 10 and over years
90 Cents

To be procured of members of the
committee or at the following places
Central Drug Store, George w. Jones'
Stationary Store. g. Boesselps Jewelry
Store, G. M. Jones' Grocery and L. s.
Clayton, Grocery.
COMMITTEE james H. Murdoch,
chairman; p. E. Porter, c. NJ. Jones. j.
w. Martin. J. L. Amos, II 4 Dennison,
J. r. Tydings
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VIRGINIA EgWs.

Hon B JJhuson Barbour Ia critically III
at bis residence, In O.anse county.
Mrs. Martha F. epotswood. mother Of
Colonel N. L. spotswood, dis6 yesterday In
Richmond.
Reuben Ball and siia7 G,iff,o. of Vir-
gInia. were arres! ed al e iz,beth, n. J In O
room 10 hotel In which they had blown
cut the gas, and were In danger Of afpbyx
iation. They were "g'ean good" dupes,
and expected to ge! s3l 900 for $500.
The chairman Of The Senate and House
committees on the Chesapeake and Tia trib-
utsliss yes e.day wrote &c Sscrt tsry Of Navy
Tracy ASKING il ar officer c,uld bs ep2oint-
ed 10 make survey of the Virginia oyster
grounds l. Ia not e1pectt GhGt this work
osn be doDe before come tim nsxt summer.
This letter was cent to Congressman Jones,
OF the first Virginia distrio', By whom 1t will
bs presented to Secretary Tracy. For years
past tbs question what comprise natural
oyster rocks has been leading one 10 this
Common wealth. This survey, II msd,, Will
tend to determine this and other important
matters connected With the Industry In Vlr.
ginis. Iodsad. until these important points
ars decided, 1t will be difficult for the State
ever to intcllIgantly solvs this problem. a
government officer made similar survey
for North Carolina some time ago.
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The r G. D R B.

An adjourned meeting Of the stockholders
of the Richmond and Dsnville Railroad was
held 10 Richmond yesterday, Mr.. james B.
Pace pretidlpg. None Of the northern stock.
holders we're present, the business being
done by proxies cent to Mr.. Pace and the
secretary. Mr.. J-ha 3 I1man WAS re-eleos.
ed president, and the following beard OF d.
rectors was chossn : Samuel Thonas, John
G. Moore, Inn a Rutherford. Samuel n.
lon 40, Jas. B. Pace. Calvin s. Biice, G. NJ.
MCGEE, George J. Gould, w.. g O1kmsp,
James S4ao, ". E Siroug and Gen. T. NJ.
Long The three last named areIeI mem.
CARA of the board. No othe, BUSINESS YES
transacted.
r ,llroad and q lancial circles were etirred
IN Nav York yesterday over the neWs that
The committee on Reorganization of the
Richmotd sud Terminal had iucceeded In
forming plan and arranging for The p!ac-
Ing of the company 10 a sound hoapcia
aid business condition. ibis company can
trolls and operates other rel road companies,
With totsl mileage Of 1000. ard with lines
extending from the Potem mac and OHIO rlv-
ers to he Gull Of Mexico, and from the a.
lsn.ic O.esn to The Mississippi rivsr.
Al present the Terminal Company Is d.
yided toto three great dislsione: 1hs Rich
mond and DanvilIe, the Central, OF Georgia,
and the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia. These roads are operated separate
~ aud each has its own president and eep
rate Management.
L. mas been felt f,r !oag TIM that the
Terminal eyslen, as now operated has be-
coms unwieldy. While the various coustit.
ucnt roads were all owned wholly, or In
part, By The Terminal Comp any, their sepa-
rate n agen ents gave Use TO c'eehes, and
as in many CAGES they run through the same
territory, the sing1as spec.sc,e was pIe.ent.
ed OF Two roads. Owned bys the same ooa-
trolling company, engaged 10 vigorous rae
war.
Tie financial troubles Of tie Terminal
Company have been pretty throuahly venti.
lated for months. and recently Mr. O colt
end o,hers were appointed committee and
given fall power to draw Oh q plan OF or.
gan z,tion whtoh, when flashed, will be
voted upon By the stock holders.
The OiCost plan, when perfected, will pre-
aeos these details In the 6:ss pace neR
ccnpsny will be f,rmad With charter en-.
poRerlng 1t 10 SGT as o general proprietary
company. like the present Terminal Co.,
but nso With power to cpsrate end manate
It's oHn Iinss. For THE purpose the chart,
Of company called the Richmond, DaoVil
and 6outh western Company will preb.b ?
be used. This charter is under examination
By the company's LAWYERS now. l. was
granted By the State Of Virginia about fobr
years ago. IF ,hia charter Ia unavailable o
new one will bs obtained.
The new company will then Issue Its Sc.
curisies in ezohsuge for Il oss oiths present,
composing the Terminal sysssm. The Ter.
moal securities, as representing the Control
of the subordinate rosd, will also be ex
changed. The original stocks and bonds
Will then 60 inio the treasury Of the new
company.
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a Fiendish sct.

a fei d,si Il,t WAS diicovetd al Ia kt,n, Nd,
Monday night. ard BY .:ms y ilte,posi.iou, frus
trst:d. The f7e-month.-o:d en- II Of Ar. sad
Mr.. 1h,mas Eu l.age OF that place, was clan lei
tinels taken by colorod mes.ic ard buri,d
slive in snowdi.t in p:ec1 OF woods j ,c,p,
TO Mr.. Rutledses tone. The absence Of the
child was discovered, aud q large crowd OF N n
rushed 10 the lcsEc d az on;e instituted 8
thtrocga search. Cno OF tho party finally heard
cry. and upon approaching 8 snowdrifs he di..
covered the little feet Of the infant ! r ,jecting
from the IN W. and tom after restored tho babe
to Ia mother. The coneatic Ia whose charge the
child d b,en lat denied ell knowledge of its
whereabouts uniil rope was put a. olnd her neck
snd the WIS given 20 minu.es 10 which to tell
the truth. This brought ii, d. sired conscssio D.,
and but for the cooler .iie:a lon offs OF the
man present, she would have b en- hung. z he
reason Civ, By he girl for her act wss that Mrs
Rutledge refused her permissi t, 10 o les T..
val that n ght, telling her 70 stay home and at
tend 10 the child. Ttis is h, SEQ d attempt the
girl has made to Ii tn i: ait. About fy.
weeks ago she gave th OF MIS- u.ledgL's child.
rem trough On rats" from ,be c1eetI Of viii
II little boy, two yssrs DID, d.o1 in great agony
wbilc the child that WIS so marvelotsv saved
Men lay n ehs made nNroI escape. TIE cir
WAS sus lccted 81 the time OF tho poisoning, and
she now contests to having givon it to b, child.
ron. She has bs. 4 onui ted TO the Ton son isil
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American Esilors n plica.ed in the drunken row
al Valparaiso, the g.ners impression still Is tnsI
etc,,t.ry Rlsina's deteru i1at!oa 20 Trsyens ffes
idert Hsr,i Cd from exhibiting any pyrotecnnlSs
in III. Chil,an matter will succeed, SAD thar, III
said from ii. fret in this correspondent sne III
b-oylio will be settled satisfactorily 70 poth "
eTnn.ut. in reply to an inquiry IS 70 the tIuta
Of a report inst q Gilman oemHnol1e iI5 -.
en,lo5y and repsration has bean cab.ed 10 Chiii'
president Harrison this afternoon sud he mss
tent no ultims'u Urn to Chill, snd Is still ce7o,lns
himself TO q careful examination OF the 'eIuHi'
nous Gillian correspsndente !
Representative Jones OF TirziniA hss Iee'l7t q
recnts.z from the Fish and Game omnlttse oi
ms Virgins sentt, AID from tne 'o2mitsee CD
m. Chesapeake ard is Tributaries OF Tue house
~ Del, pstss 10 call o the secretary OF t1e Navy
ana ask lin TO deal N engineer tn In 'ke sur
ysy sad pla. OF ths ,yi {: bsda OF f:Et,n,a.
The members OF ogre Eere nom y eec.
rsea,T Ru.k of the Agii.otlral Departmet'
- 20 tat their superintendent ofsesd Tas resdy
Rerresentatiye Tucker, Of Virs MA. int.ed lcsd
.o.d ~ bill :oi the relief of;hs htirs o! HERR
Frsxinr. Yrs Gay, OF st:uu;oo, acd MIS- Boy d
of 6ostetoor: ecu lty, YirEinis Their mother
recei,ed pension IS widow Il colder in-tht
Me1icso wa1 up 10 the breskipg ous Of the wsl
between IL, sta:es, bat OF co irse conld To- c-aW
il during thst war. ene dad stcu; the close OF
the war. 81 d the ca N is 70. VIA. wss cos hel
when she oie1. Eepr'sehsatlTe Heieci IHti u.
dncei b lis for thu payment Of IL .te;h D. al {
Ann 3. Frobe, and Of J.h7 3. Clarke, o, Fsi5la-
County, Virgins, for stores taken ton them b
the ,deral amy in the WAY between the Sta e.
Collector McC.uIls d -1,Congeessrn1n Bowden.
Of Virg are here 10 dsy, tn, former inssrests {
in the Eedfo-d pos.:fice End the latter II some
Norfolk tGair.
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TELEGRAP8IC BREvITIss.

Gov. Brown, Ct Maryland, was inaueu
rated st Annapolis to-day and delivered az
address.
TIE Two Houses OF the Ohio legislature
N let In Joint on to-day and elected Jctn
Sherman U. 6. Senator.
dir On from Santiago de Chilli, stste, thst 8
the refugees who we're given shelter b. NJ. Esar
the O. 8. Minister, except one nave succeeded in
msking their escape from the Ch.ian authorities.
The dispatch adds that the relations between
Chilli sud the United States are improving.
The ii.-story brick Power block at Clovclar d
O., was totsl destroyed By FIRE this morning. 1t
was Occupied By the Cleyelsnd Electric Supply
Company, the Champion Safety Lick Company
AID the National lion Works. The total loss
amounts 10 sbout Sl42 900.
The St. saviour's foor mill on Too,ey street,
London, was burned to-day. Two tundred and
eighty Thousand bags of -four were burned. Sew
orsl hrem,n wee inju:ed while attempting 10
sIbdae the 4 .mas.
An Austrian n.mcd I'm. Teller, has bean ar.
rested at Chicago for passing Austrian p ennils
for one cns copper coins which they resemble,
though ttey are worth but oae.f t. OF cent each.
Til, Worlds Fair dedicatoiy commiite, has &c
cd:d to make grand inter; iolsl bal on the
night Of October 10 mex. one Of the features Of
the dedicatoIy exercises.
The river Gusia'qu GER has oveA wed its
banks st sev lie, o I'd submerged part o the city,
causing parli:l Gus. Q Isl n o. business. The lo s
is heavy.
.1chab,d Tsrn,r, one of the ives hest ,itizers
o. Portage, Wis, died to-day from the tf.cts OF
cince-, at the advanced sge Of 1Oo Jesrs.
In Are at midnight last night in the livery
stable Of Adams and Bogart, in New York, eleven
hcr4s wire sufoc.t d
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EgWs OF LEE DAY.
A. ths Philadelpllis prim aries lsst nigh
the Blaine men best Il Harrison men.

A. ths Philadelplis primsrie lsst night
the Blaine men beat tt e Harrison men.
The Carson faction o. the District OF Co.
lnmhia republicans ye3terdsy elected Perry
Carson and Andrew Gleason delegates to
the republican national convention.
Representative O'Nail, Of Massachusetts,
las stirred up the departments clerks in
Washington By suggesting that they work
eight bours day instead Of six aud one
hslf hours az they nov 90.
During a tight.rope performance q. MI
canopy, Fla, yesterday, Henry Hinsop.
colofad, used offensive language Ia the
pr,ssnca OF lsdies. and when reprinsnded
by w Jsferson Chltty. young white man.
be shot and killed Chilly. The negro got
away. but was subsequently lynched.
Michael Co1noss. the two.yesr.o:d son
OF ohn Conoors, at Burlington, Il. J yes.
terday. while playing ABOUT lbe kitchen
where his mother wss engaged in washing,
upset iu5 OF boiling water sud IVES 60
badly scalded thai In removing his clothing
large pieces CT q ,sh fell from the bones.
The gig Ct Commander Evans, OF the
YorktoEp. fsw days since, wes stoned at
the Valparaiso passenger moe By rcwd!es.
Commander E7aos comp aimed to the
Gillian naval senior officer. who spolog z9o
tor he insult. Instructions have been cent
to Minlater Essn to notify thu Gillian GOV.
ernmen. to hurry up the reply to the de.
mands OF the United States.
The Ohio Senate and House yesterday
voted separately for United State senator.
In the Senate John Sherman, republican,
recel7ed is vote2 and James E Neal, dem.
oorst, s Il the Hnuss Sherman received
60 votes and Neal so a Representatives
alleged 10 have bean paid to vote for Sher-
man in the secres csucus. The resolution
to investigate the eligibility OF Uoited
States Senator 3 ice vas discussed 10 Wig
orous speeches in the House, bat seton was
pos!pons til Wedpesday afternoon.
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LEGISLATIVE.

TIE House yesterday passed to liz En-
ercssmant, with amendments, The bill in
cooperating the Ba!tim;re. Richmond and
Southern Railroad. TIE amendments are
intended to prevent its paralielirg the Rich-
nond, Fredericksburg and Pote Rail-
road with short branches, and limiting the
,ime in which The railroad may be construct.
e. to FIVE years. The route ofthis proposed
road is from point on the Potomsc river,
through tbis State, following the liUe OF the
DR., ,cted Richmond and Chesapeake road,
to ZONE point sas RidgeTay, n @.
Mr. Brown, OF Botetourt, introduced bill
Intended to prevent drunkenness. Itmakea
II sn offenae. punishable By foe, for any
barkeeper or ssloou-keeper to sell llqnor 10
a man already upder lite II hasnce. Uoder
its II flneuce Ia defined to mean the nan who
stsggera.
MI Ko.ner's bill to require female physi'
Glars to tend the female wards Of the 10.
sane esy una OF the State came no in The
Houze yesterday. Mr.. Koiner, Mr.. Kent,
Col Gil son and Mr.. sar ara spoke 10 advc-
cacy OF TIE bill ard Mr.. CardWell oIp Esd
it. The bill was ordered to liz third read.
ing and eDgrossment
Mr.. sratton Introduced resolution d..
ree,lng an irqalry into the expedlency Of
erecting f.e proof building for the Sale
Library and the preservation of public dec
uments.
Mr.. Triplett introduced bill to ircorpoI-
etc the town OF Falsfsz, 10 the couaty CT
Fairfax.
In the Senate bill vas introduced to
amend the Code 80 ns to ALLOW judges to fl
vacancies in court oerkshlps 10 vacation.
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srv.-og BgRRY of Arkansas only has


ma Iep Rat TIA. the bu!e. which TOOK Gu
the other one did not sfsct bis unoe's:auu'
ing !s proved By the fact that When Ell
Dolph rp,r:ed bill in the I. :. es0A.e
vesterday, sppro2.ls'ing more than nan.
dred mi ,op dolisrs for coaa. defenaes, De
onnossd 1T, and 81 id there was vastly more
nasd fer reducing taxes, bJ removing me
tariff on thu necessAries OF life, than for IL
crossing than to raise money for an5 tuon
nu,pcse a. that referred tor Woro5'o nat
effect. M. Berry cou not have expressed
q more correct Idea. l: ia fe!ist from taxa
ton, not m:rs tilt, that the people oi thia
country ere 10 need OF. No foreign nal'p'
no. even Coll, viii attempt to invade lniS
county; but Il such thisg were possible
vbas would hundred million, or a hun.
drsd biliioo, Tor that N sitter, be for the !or'
ti6cs,iou OF The thocaands Of mile; OF lis
coass line. which would only be SO strong az
Ia weakest poin Mr.. D3lpb, the repeo.i'
can. is wrong; Mr.. Berry, the dsmccFat'
is riah:. Tha people Of this counsry are
taxed Whenever they 90 nto store to buy
any thing. Whist they need is lower, net
higher taxation.
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Cardinal Manning.

LONDON, Jan. 13.-CsrdInsl Msnning, who
vas suffering from congestion OF the luogs
has grown rapidly worse since lasi night nnd
this morning his physicians express little
hops OF his recovery. he is very weak and
the ias. sacrs msnt Ct the church has been
Administered to him.
$50 .. m.-The.e has been marked change
for lhs worEe in the condition Of Cardinal
Manning He is now in desperate c'rdl'
ton, and it Is believed hat hia death lie q
question Of but very BRET tine.
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The luke of Clarence.

LONDON, Jan. 10 Great apprehension is
felt regarding the condition OF the Dixie oil
Clarence and A7ondsle, eldest son o; the
Prlnce tf Walss ard therefore te.r presuup-
live to tie throne oil e ,gland. The attack
OF congestion of The lungs from which be Is
stf ,ring hiss developed into very serious
Gaze, aud the opinion Is freely and openly
expressed that the Dake will not recover.
Grave symptoms have supsrvened In the
case and the condition of the Duke is
critical, he is offs delicate physique, and
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AupalliDe Less of Life

LONDON, Jaa. Is "A dispatch from Hong
Kong bringa intelligence OF the loss OF tie
steamer Nam chow, # CupehI Pcirts. The
shsft of the steamer broke at the point
where 1t emerges fron the hull, allowing
the water to pour in unchecked and in
short time the vessel foandered. Sae sank
30 rapidly tina. she wen. doTn carrying
with her 4l4 persons. every one OF ~hom
WA drowned. The steamer was oficered
and manned BY Europeans and her crew
stood to ths- poas to the las and did
everything possible to save thsir vessel.
All of them went down with the steamer.
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yPoB WssgIEeToa.
rgpocsa! CorTssyondens0 Of tie alexandria Gaset
WAsvIge FOX, =. @, Jan. 13 1882

rEpocsaI CorTes2ondenso e| tie alexandria Gazette
WAsEIEeroE. 2. O.. Jan. 13 1882
Senator G5rmau Invited Senators Hill,
Barbour aud Rrice to lunch With him yes
;erday. az d the whole fur seemsd TO 6e 10
entlre accord on ell things except beverages,
Me;sra. German aud Hill beirg total absti1-
ence man and therefore drinking nothing,
and Messrs. Barbour and Br!oe, In suca com
nanv. deemed 1t bad form to dr!Dk any thing
a,ronper than beer. l; Ia generally under
etood tha. the undsrs' anding between
Mess s. German and Hill is peiiec that
If conditions are favorable 10 the latter when
the nationa! democratic convention shall be
hald ths former will be bis VAIN supporter,
but If other 1Ise,. he vote oiNsT Yo.k viii go
10 Ma,y!snd's iavoIite eop. Representative
Fallows Of New York eays II the NV York
State democratic convention we're held to-
morrow Hi would ba 10 no need OF the
gnsio.ity RUE, ss every ons OF the delegates
from that State TO the national democratic
convention would be Hill mar. Some ofthe
wisast democratic co1gres5nen s'v, a view
of the condition OF politics In New Y jrk
nov, it would be unwiss to hold the nation
cal dem ocrasic convention 10 Nav YORK city.
That convention will meet coon after the
national republican convention shsll have
adj burned.
at meeting of the House committee OF
coinage to-day q motion 70 report bill for
free al d uulIm tod 81 ys...ooinsge Tas made,
and though action OF ID was delayed for
prudential reasons. tina fact wss msde cyl.
dent that ths committee Is free coinage
oomc,Itsee. srd that such bill ga called for
by ths motion will be reported a. an early
meeting. Mr. Epss. Of Virginia. member
o, the committee. said he was elected on
free silver platform. bat did not wieh to have
the question fo.ctd un.iI h, h&d little
more igh!.
The Senate agricultural committee to-day
egrsed to report favorabIy the bill to pre-
vent thu adulterstion and m!sbrard!Dg OF
food end incidence.
Representative Alexander CT North Caro.
lima. ex.ptssidsnt Of the Farmers Alliance
Ia his State, snd .he Farmers Alliance can.
dlda.e for the U. 8. Ssnate at the lsst
election, Gays the third party movement In
his S:a.e amonuts 10 little now, and will
amount to less at the next national election.
The delegates to the trick makers con-
ysntion now being held In this city we're
given a special reception by the President
shis afternoon.
The board of management OF the D. s.
government exhibit met yesterday mora.
ipg pursuant to adjournment for the pur-
rose of making q definite allotment OF foor
spacs In the maio government.
Notwithstanding t3e sx parte testimony Of the
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some CT ths federal cfii ;snoiders 10 Penn
sylvanis, 1t appears, are more B.sine, tnsn
Harrison men, and this fact coming to the
knowledz e OF the President, he has ordered
a decapitation OF every one OF the f'rmef
who shsl! here fer be found doing any thir
against his own denomination. The hight
is no1 or fos good between the Harrison
and Blaine f3rces In sll the States, AID the
President rot only expects. but demands
that those to whom he has given Office ehall
reciprocate. But, ell the same, Nr. HERR
son Ia civil serGics reformer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13

MANY Virginia farmers mortgageu tae'f
f.rms for money to make the fi'st pay nenss
on ,o.s In bonn toHns. The lots have re
yertei 10 their original cd h=ida, oos 'ne
mortgages still remsio, and when the Inter,
cat on then shall be ia default, they Will Dc
foreclosed. As the shoemaker should stlck
to hls last, 80 farmers. unfamiliar with otnef
bpsioess. SHOULD stiok to their Term. There
they, at least. stard on an @qaal ioo''0e
with their cou pstitors. bu: when they &c
into speculative bu:iaess they are OF tee
mercy If the spectators. More farms in
Virginia ere now under mortgage than 81
any previous TINA in the s:ate's history GU
the blame LEE no. upon the farms, but npor
tina farmers.
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SoMg REPUBLICAN U s Senators thin
Il would be q commendsble scs OF interns'
tional courtesy to return 10 Mexico the hige
captured by ths Q. 8. army during the Mex
lean war. go i. wouid, and 1t shonld De
done, and such graceful act would net
ouly raIss this couptry In the estimation CT
Its sister reptb ic, bu. 10 all the o!har civil
lad nations OF the world. Bat the same re
publican Senators agree with General Ia!
mer, Of tie G. a. R., that palsy shouio
strike the heart brain end bend OF the man
who suggested the return of the sou tern
flags 10 those who bad peitber the requisite
food nor ammunition to deiand them any
longer,
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Years have not seen and time shaiI no,
see." the peopls 81. down q7iesly to 81 f :,
pain, when enterprise can IF. I'd such b
paDacea as Salvation Oil.
The old saying Opposition is the life Of
susiness" tai not been sustained In one In
'!a1cs at least. Since The introduction Of
Dr. Bu Pc Oonsh Syrup all other cough rem.
sdies have been dead stock.
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this fact s believed to mslitase srta:ls

this fact IS believed to militase srta.y
sgainst b!a recovery.
$50 D. u. The croad ab51t Marlbofoue u
Housa con;inus to increase, and the s.rse's
in the immediate Vicinity are packed WIFE
psople, who, though ie7erlsalS anxious 10
learn 81 mach q, possible concerning tue
Duke, maintain the most dscorous conduct.
Tbs latest intelligence from Sandringoam
shows That the Daks has not lost consci; i
ness. He expressed the wish that the valet
who has attended him from his chiiohooo
should re ssnt 70, to walt CpoD HIN.
ATS o'clock aroth. official buleiia wss post d
stating that the Dake still had alight chance
for lis life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-13

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