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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02
EREs OF rEg DAY.

The q. g. Supreme Court yesterday ad-
journed to February go.
81 tar Mary Bezcbman, of the Convent CT
the Visitation, at Monut de Sales, who died
yesterday, was the fifth sister to die there
within one month.
Frederick Mclean. OF Harlem, N. Y, sen
OF wealthy physician, was laet nighf
csugt 10 the at ofroobirg treasure chez t
belonging to neighbor.
Jadge Furst. at Bsleionte, Pa, yesterday
refused to give several foreigners their nat.
urslizatiou papers because they had not read
the United States OonstituLion.
The o 8. ecrate yesterday, by vote oil
43 70 5, pss;ed the Mexican award bill. 10
he House there was long debate on the
new rules without reaching vote.
Robert Renuert, ir., the proprietor, OF one
Of Baltimo.e's most popular restaursote
died yesterday morning OF Bright's disease
He vac bat twenty eight years old.
Under decision Of the Supreme Court o.
lie Q 1ited States rendered yesterday any
pointed as policeman In the District Of Co
iumbia.
In l,tt,r read at his trial in New YorR
yesterday Carlyle W. Harris proposed &C
perform crimioel operation on his schcoi
girl wife. Helen Potts, one month before hei
sudden dtah.
Seven persons were irightfully Injured By
jumping or being thrown from the roof ano
crowded fre escape of the four story resi-
t>nemer 10 Hes OF street, New York, iasl
nigI t. No one was burned.
Ii is stated by the committee in charge o.
The fnsnoss of the Episcopal Cathedral In
Washington that the Gum OF $50 OOO mas
already been promised, although an active
canvas has not get begun. The sum o.
800 coo will be required to purchase TIE
ground needed to complete the grand pre-
j.ct uoder contemplation.
Lieut.. G. a l. Totten. U. 8. A, who Ii
detailed as professor OF military science
Yale University, sees indications OF the las
days. He believes hat the present coDiuDc
ton of Jupiter and Venus Is one of the signi
| OF the approaching advent. The reappesr
ance oil the 8 ar OF Bethlehem, he says, msI
be locked for at epy moment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02
The Legislature

10 the Senate yesterday Mr.. S!ubbs Intro
duced q bill to incorporate the Richmond
aud Rappahsnncok Valley Railroad Com.
pany. Authority is asked to construct q
| railroad com % ancing at Richmond or within
seven mics or less OF eaid city, thence t,
dcsp water G t sons point on the Rappahsn-
mock river or the Chesapeake bay The
capital stock Ia to be not lesa t!an $780, OO
and not more t ian s. 600. 600 The bill an
thorlzss the Governor to hire the oompa.
ny 200 oonvlots to be used in building the
| road.
The resolution to cell the States interest
In the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Poto.
mac railroad, referred t, the finance con-.
mittee several days ago and ye t'rdsy re-
ported adversely, was passed by liz t1a SEN
ate. This lit ,rest represst t. over $4OO OOO,
and pays the State annually about S30. OCO IN
dividends.
a Joint resolution was passed authorizing
the Governor to de all vessel to make
survey OF the oyster grounds. This Ia dor Q
10 anticipation OF the passage by the leglsla-
turs ofa bill authorizing the survey t, be
made.
The Senate passed the bills to authorize
the Board OF Supervisors OF Clarke ard
Warren counlies to increase tia respective
salaries OF the judges OF the ecu. t5 cour q OF
their respective cout tier, and to amend q
Ao,s to protect the owners OF bottles, boxee,
sphons and kegs used In the sale OF soda.
water, etc, also House bill to legslizs tt Q
adoption OF minor children by sdu per-
sons.
In the House Mr.. Chambers introduced
an important oyster bill. This, its patron
thinks, will yield the State en- annual reve-
nue OF $50 900. The bill provides fer lsfs.
log the gounds for term of twenty years
at one dollar per acre. The lint Ia placed
at $50 sores to any one person, except on
deep water 90 the Chesapeake, where there
Is to be no limit, The tonger has his option
to Dag the constitutional tax OK forty cent,
on the one hundred dollars OF catch and
maize weekly returns, or ha can pay two
dollars aud make no return for the season.
Mr. Chsmbsrs states there are 9 0O0 tongsrs
In Virginia and 10000 acres of planting
land.
Mr.. saundersis substitute for the bill 10.
t.oduced by Mr.. Wight to prevent Injury
to trade from corporations was recommitted
TO the committee on commerce In order to
allow t1ose who we're not able to do go
heretofore to hsys hearing on the subj cot.
Il saems to be understood that the bill
formulated by the worlds fair association
OF Virginis, and introduced In the Leglsla
ture Saturday, sppropria.ing $50. COO to en-
able this Stale to be properly represented a.
the Ohlcsgo exposit on. will not bs taken
up until the debt question Is disposed OF.
The House committee on roads expect to
take vote on the Kent railroad commits.
sion bill Thursday.
The House passed the Senate bill to
amend the Code 10 regard to the examine
ton Of applicants for the practice of medi.
cine and surgsry and to repeal 40 act en-
titled an act to amend sentions 1747 and
1850 OF the Code of Virginia OF 1887 10 re.
gard to the examination of applicant for
the practice of medicine and surgery ap.
proved January is, 1899,
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Feb. The wind cortjrusd %
ireshen throughout the blight and aa Il arew
Ia force the position OF tbs steamer Elder,
which ran ca the ledge fl the lie of Wigb.
Sunday night, grew 8orse and sae pcuuded
quite bard as the seas you'd lic he. and
then drop her upon the rocks. a The at.
.empss mad to 1os t be. on the high water
night ware wi:hou. avail. Tho sea is
washing over her dsck and to j ldge from
APP sarsncss abe looks ss though che would
slide off her resting place at any moment
sad plunge 10 thu DO tom. Her Officers
have decided that the steamer is too dan.
gerous a po:i:ion for any one to remain
aboard of her, and all hands are hastily
leaving her.
PoME, Feb. 2-Is is reported that the
government of Italy Ia about t. resume iu
diplomat tic relations with the United States.
Il is now ssid that Baron Fave will ba ap.
pointed minister to Denmark, vice Slguor
Cstaliui, who will be seLt as minister to
Washington.
LONDON. FEB. 2-Rev. MIR. ADtHff,
Primitive Methods: ninist,', Ia dead.
COPENHAGEN, FEB. 2.-During the past
week there we're reported Ia thla city 726
new casss OF II fl IeIzN which Eas an in.
crease over the numoer OF nav cases re-
port ID tie week before. TIE mortality,
however, during the pas. week haa been
small
LONDON, Fs,. "A bottle which wsa
found fl ,s.ing near Lerwi,k, burg Of SEQ.
Iaod end tie chief town OF Mainland, one Of
the Shetland Islsnds, en- Bressay Sound, has
been picked up. Il contsned message
from Fowla, an island OF the Shetland erorp
Is miles vest OF the othaF Islcn3s Of the
gfoup, stating that owing to the a5ssrce CT
communication with the other !slands.
caused By The exceedingly stormy weather
that has prevailed for the past FIVE weeks,
the Inhabitants OF Fowls are on the verge Of
starvation. They had at the lime the bottle
vas thrown inlo the water only few pots-
toes and lttle meal lefa.
BRUSSELS, Feb. "a meet ng OF the so.
clalists was held here to-day ct which 1t was
resolved to hold daily demonatrs t ons out
side thu chamber OF deputies durIug the ds-
custom by that body OF the revision of the
Constitution bill. l. was also decided to
organic, demontt stations 10 the provinces 10
favor of universal suffrage.
LONDON, Feb. 2.-The yacht belonging TO
Admiral ST.. George foundered at her moor
logs in Qleentown harbor during gale
there.
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a Terrible Explosion

MONTREAL, Feb. "A DIpse, a resident
OF suburb OF this city, placed several iroz n
dynamite cartridges on the etove to thaw
ous las: night. a few moments later the
cartridges exploded With tremendous force,
SCATTERING the house and terribly lrj ring
Dupre. His two little daughters we're TO.
tally burned snd another daughter had her
skull fractured. Mrs.. DIpre. who was not
Injured by lhs explosion. on seeing the
shocking Injuries OF nor husband and chill
dren became Insane and Ia now raving ma.
Mao,
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Disorder in the House.


The eagle.tlppsd msco, the symbol Of the gu.
thoii of the House, wss taken from Its mala
chie psdes ial yesterday for tie first line in the
Fifty.secord Congress- 1t WAS carried up the
aisle for the purpose Of subduing the excited and
obstreperous Mr. Picker Of South Dakots, the
rst republican t, 1ebsl against the authority OF
spesktr Crisp aud the House. Mr.. Picker !s a
ferce.looking and wsriike talking man, but hs
became quiet as Ian after the eagle hsd threat
ened to cav lin. 1t is not improb, bic that
when he pe n ding rules ara finally adopted and
nut In force The mace will be familiar objsct on
the re ublIcsn side OF the House.
"pll vote as shot,n h!sed Mr. Picker as he
unwillinsly subsidized into his seat, in obedience
to the pot ns argument Of the sergeausatArms
Gnd the mace.
The rems1k drew forth the quick response from
Col. John Farsney Of Missouri: THAT is 30.
Ycu shot under orders and you'll vote in the same
wayu
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nRnM WASHINGTON.
EGUM " hSR4IS0AVAS
fsososd Oorespo,saeses Of the AleScnssSa GasStss


WAssrNa FOE. D. o.. Feb. 2. 1899.
The report t3as Secretary Blaine, at SEN
ator Hsle's recent dinner, SAID thai although
.he Vslpsrsiso affair gss nothing mole than
a drupssn sqaabole Ia q diarsp otsbls slnm,
sIenifeing nothipg, the GILLIAN government
had aIready spologiz d tor Ii tsn times more
rhau ours had done for t1s brutal and BAR
barous massacre OF Italian olszsnS IN new
Orleans, Is credited here, and was teie-
srsubed to Londop some days ago. lt mas
all along bsen suspected that though the
relations between the President and MS
premier we're snicabie on the surface, tneEe
was 8 wide breach beneath, and sn open
rupture COW wou net be surprising. To-
deed, it Is said at the Capitol, that the
strsngest lhiDg about the relations between
Dir. Harrison and Mr.. Blsioe Ia that they
have not been severed long ego. The Har.
sison men ars denouncing Ms. Blaine In
round terms, and sag that II he had proper
repsrd for tbs propristies of official stitioD,
ne would net COL tnue 10 retain bis position
sn the Cabinet.
W. W. Kerr, late assistant attorney gen.
arsl of the United States, to-day presented
at the Department OF Stale claim for indem.
nity from the Gillian government for the
murder OF RlgeiD, one OF the Baltlmore's
ssilors. at Valparsiso. The petition Is
soundsd on the statements contained In the
PreaIdent'a recent message to Congress.
The following changes Ia me s'a olass
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

postc fnce5 OF Virginia were made to day
Cave Spring, Roanoke county, M. p. Hart
man appointed postmaster vice NJ. Richard
SOD, died; Johnson, Scott county, y. Ed
soc vice Il. P Johnson, resigned; Selsvll!e,
Southampton county, G. F. Turner 1ios L.
Turner, resigned.
The marriage of Prince Augustine ltur-
bide to the daughter Of Mr. Stanford. the
millionaire Senator from California, has been
postponed In consequence CT the recent
death of the former'e mother.
A North Carolins Farmers Alliance Congress
man SAYS that to President Folks letter 10 MN
AID his colleat az, q. clisfer the NatloDai rsrM
era Alli.nce, advising them not to go INTO tEe
democratic Caucus, they each repile1 Ina. "nlie
thew vereAl,isnce men thsy were democrats h'sf
and would continue to act with thar b!ot6er
democIs.s 8, but that Mr.. Polk. while pnblisbinE
III, own letter TO them, took care not to publ II
| thti, replies. -,
dinner this evening ii honor of the Ilpomstc
Corps. The Cbiliau Minister sn1 the Italian
| Ch.rge d'Afa'rs are among those invited.
The State Department received q csblegram to-
| day from Cape Town, Africa, announcing the
dea,h Of Macon A. Shufeds, ey Lieutenant o. the
United States Navy. he was son OF Bear
Admiral Shufltdt
he Senate committee on commerce b ard il ng
arguments tod y by tho friends and pen ms Of
the eever.l propositions for more bridges scross
the HUDSON liver at New York.
TIE democra ic members Of the House wa
| and means committee st meeting to day coz
side1ed Mr Spring re- bill for free raw wool, but
rs il doas not pIovid, fer enough r. duct n in the
tax IN manufactured wool, it did not meet tt g
approval OF 10 ne Of those present.
| In the Senate today Mr.. Daniel introduced q
bin al owing the Chesapeake lad Obi, raj road to
enter the Distrc ct otCoumbi. b7 idge above
| tie queduc. FRIDGE Mr.. D.ri a 80 present'd
joint retolus'en, Of the VirgiOis Legislature It-
commenting aa appropriation of 500, 100 fer
MI. Vernon avenue: also petit N Of ]. B. Mill
ner for postal servc at Bra syile. Pit'sj lasnia
county. Va. .lso peIi ion Of the ku iae's msn'a
es,cciati N of Norfolk for the trsi ser Of the ma
rine service to the Navy Departing n; a 50 bill
for the payment OF the CAIN OF j. @. "iliams OF
Orange comfy, Virginia. administrator OF COL
Frauc s Tayo OF the Yirt ia ioe in the ReVt-
| luii airy Wa.
Z he house committee on the judiciary to-day
reported bill provid nk That a corporate shau
be- held a citizen for all judicial purposes of tae
State in which 1t may carry on It's business.
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kicking open the door, end deela'ed that
ne had done perfectly right. daughter aud
applause The free representatives. Of
free people should rever be called up 10
egislate under Lock snd key. (Appause.)
Mr.. Mile. ..oi Tezas, ssid that 1t showed
me adherence OF the democratic fs-ty t,
freedom that so grea. man as Nt. Tucker
cou.d rot ioduce it to depart from the fun.
dam antal principle OF representative gov.
srpmant. Democrats applause
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VIReIHIk EBWs.

Mas Merry Wexford Roy, OF Frederloks'
burg, aad Mrs. Kep Thompson. of Stafford
died on Saturday.
a meeting Of the board Of directors Of the
Lyucbburg and Durham railroad was held
in LyuchbuEg yesterday and the lease Of
the road to the Norfolk and Western was
con6, med.
Mrs. Hoge, president of the Woman
Christian Temperance Union In Loudoun
county, has petiLioned tina county court tol
another election upon local option In Lses
burg district
TIE Redmond Chamber of Commerce
Saturday appointed committee to urge
upon tie Legislature t, repeal the present
law requiring compu sory pilotage for coaat
wise ves,els.
Mr.. R. A Pendleton, clerk of the Circuit
Court Of Amherst county, died on sunday
Mr.. Pendlt t IN was abot severt7 five years
old, and had been for perhsps forty year;
the clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Amherst
county.
A congregational meeting OF the Second
PresbG terrain Church, of staunton, Sunday
extended call to Rev. William Cumming
late OF Washington. Mr.. Cumming is 8
Virpinan, and is nov taking rest and re-
oruliing hs teslta While itayiDg " t1 hi;
frler d. near FarmVille.
Tia Appomattox county courthouse wst
destroyed ty fire yesterday, together With
sil the records. The building was one o.
the oldeet In the etase. The library Of the
clerks off 20 is said to have been one OF the
best arranged in Virginia and the loss Of
the records leaves the county In fearfu
straits. Tue McLayne house. In which
General Lea signed the terms CT sur' endel
10 General Grant, was st one time threaten
ed with destruction.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02
A Suggestion to the Legislature.

Lost In the consciousness OF II own lGen-
ity, end Involved in the tangled mfze' CT
its own thoughts, the Legislature may net
sss far enolgh through the vague !udl: tinct-
ness that surroundsis to catch ca to sus-
gsstion, ard when one has seen ihs leglsia.
tor swelling with prds among his conssltC-
ents on the court-houss greer, like some
turkey cock, strutlipg among his eumiriog
hens, his We tt es IL hased with MS own
breath, his Suffered wigs sTesping tne
ground on either side, snd his expanded.
al Yeeripg either way to the ofesZss Oh
neavsp, ooe feels, when ttteriug sogees'
ton to the combined self-lmportapce 81 sucn
individuals, known ss the General Assem-
biz, that one should do 1t " tn his seoes en
and h'a nat 10 lila hand, enid profound ga
laams and an tlugs upon his breast, inolca
tive of his unworthineae. But ss the pre-
seat Lseis AZURE, following prsoeder That
Ia now 30 we'll established in Virginia that 1t
nav be regarded es sort OF higher law,
has resolved itseif into cert CT ef'oonsti-
,uted adviser Of Compress end auggester-iR-
general Of what the Uoitei States GoveEn.
ment should do, end uses mott Of IL sbb,e'
Waited seslons in instro citing Congress what
to do In recommending tc the general gov.
ernmen. inst it ahcud build monuments to
departed worthless, and in appointing com.
mittees 10 vie government officials to sd-
wise end instruct them how admirable a
thing 1t will be for the % I'd States to sur.
vey the oyster grounds of V!rgiDia. In the
interest OF economy and convenience, VS.
take the liberty Of suggesting thai the Capt
toll building DO moved TO Alexandria. This
will BIO convenient snd economical. Toe
public ground In Richmond can be sold for
quite sum. Alexandria will doutt esq
give the necessary ground. LIVING Ia
Oh cape. there than in Redmond. Jackson
City could bs easily reached and tsnded
10. The rural members you'd have untold
opportunities of getting information and
enlightenment By frequent sis to Wash
ineton. Congress and the departments
could receive tbaIr instru tons by tele-
phone. AID, Gal growing b.les, the dele.
gate AID sent tor, tt his cont tents,
ooald go over there three or four tmea o
day to ees bis member, and on important
occasions the whole body could perva1e the
halls Of The Cspt,l and pour the unction OF
their Weldon ever the bowed heads OF the
national solcns
Such an action deserves serious consider
alton. The Virginia msmbera will be go
veil pleased to have an increased number
of vistors ss we'll as the ripe experience of
the Virginia Leglsls tare.-FTedericksbwrg
Tnnce
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

AS NE. BLAINE e,usned bis new silk hal
by siamming Ii DIVA on the table when be
cold tho Senase's COMMITTEES on finance tia:
the Mckinley bill, without his reciprocity
am.ndmsns. would not increase the exports
of shs country, i5 Is by no means strange
that he should have opposed an unnecessary
war with Chit, which would, and only nat
urally, HAYS knocked his reciprocity treaties
With all the South American countries Into
another cooked hat
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Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday
Lyle against Penneoaker. Appeal and
supessedeas awarded to decree Of tae Cir.
Gu Court OF Roanoke county, pronounced
at the April term, 1891.
Norfolk and We! tern Railroad Company
against Williams. Writ of error and euper
seiess awarded to jndsmens rendered by
The Circuit Court Of Montgomery county at
the NovembsE t,rm. 1891.
Moorman and others against Crock t and
othera. Appeal and supefsa6eas to decree
OF the Circuit Cou:t of "; the county a. the
March term, 1891.
Richmond aud Daavllle Railroad Comps.
ny against DeButts. Argued by General
W. b. Payne for plaintiffs In error and
Messrs. Edmund Burke ard Francis l..
Sm ia for defendant Ia error.
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IT'S report 20 inst Secretary Blaine says,
az tbs GAZETTE las said from the first, that
the two sailors of the Q. 8. chip Baltimore
who lost their lives ct Valparaiso recently,
did so in "druuk on row In dsreputable
slum.n Mr.. B alne msy be and doubtless is
In bad health, bat II he did say what be ia re-
nort.d :, have said, thst his physical, has
not impaired his men 81 condition. Is plain
60 ever uoprs iudlosd man familiar with all
ths circum tsnces f ,ne rese
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

An eminent Preab, rian divine an
nounced to bis congregation that he must
take vacation On account OF bronchi Is,
the sl6 ,srsis his salary and gave him Dr..
Bul,'e Cough Syrup. He wss cured.
My daughter suffered greatly With neu.
ralgis In the face and forehead and vas
unable to secu.e any relief. 1 saw Saw.
ton Oh advertised, sent for bottle, and
o2e application gave entire relief.
is McCAULEy. (Poiioeman,l
Residence, 2Q4 n, Bond ssy Balto., Nd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

The NRw YORK Herald says: TN this
unfortunate Chin eti,rds tls President
ssems to have dons what he could to To-
volve us in war, bat the people have decid
ed that the circumstances Gil not warrant
war" o., NO, tae President didn't want
wsr. and knew from the arst there wouldn't
be any. He did, however, want to profit by
blufiDg poor lit Ia Chilli, but bis daing go
has proved verlsable AID ridiculous BOOM
arRnQ.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

The terms Of the purchase OF the Eiz'
ebethtown, Lexington and Big Sandy Ball
road by the Chesapeake and Ohio were
made public yesterday. Mr.. Q. P. Hunting
ton has turned over his stock Ia the Big
sandy to the Chesapeake and Ohio on ad-
vantsgeous tesms, which the purchasing
eoppaaS extends to holders Of Ike ssegyt.les,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02
Shot nv His Snn

SAVANNAH, Ca, Feb. David Porter,
Deputy Collector Of tie port, an officer In
TIE local post Of The Grand Army Of the Re-.
public and prominent Odd Fellow, was ebot
dead this morning By his con. Porter, t Is
said, wss beating his wife. when the con 10.
tetf,rred and In the quarrel that ensued the
father vas shot ard killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

If THE Virginia legislature really desires
the ad option by Congress- OF any measure
specially in.eaded to ha'p Virginia, 1t would
condac, greatly to ihe g'a.if' cation OF that
desire by ceasing to Instruct aud rsqusst the
Virginia oongre.si,nai delegation On the
subject, who. knowing their own business
and the beat way of conducting it, are By no
means stinu ated By instru, tons and re-
quests from people in Richmond, certainly
no better qualified TO attend to congression'
al business than they are.
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GOommunIeated

lis bopad by many that no meeting will
bs called to consider the ed visibility OF hsv-
Ing parade on the 22l. The city is now
said 10 be Awakening from long sleep o.
lstaargy, apathy. or whatever else It may
be called, and the money necessary to play
baby house for few houRa could be deVlt.
sd to fer mors durable purposes. a modern
fire alarm, for instance, coud be purchased
which would save the annoyance of many
ueelessrup K,
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Searching for Arms,

BROWNSVILLE. Tex, Feb "A sensation
was created yesterday In Mstamoraa, Mex,
By the searching by the military authorities
of The residence OF Don Enrico Vzz,ys, an
American cIizan and q. s. consul at Mler,
Mexico. The military had received Inform.
elton that Mr. Vzzsys had srms and am-
mun ton tor the revolution concsa' ed In hla
houae, but nothing was found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-02

ME-. PALMER, commandments OF the
a. r. the man who calls the Confederate
faz 1.-The rebal rag" and "she emblem OF
treason" weas to Atlanta last week and vas
lion;z.d add treated with conspicuous nos
pitallsy-by ex-Confsdagates. We'll, In tue
South, as evsry where else. there are men
and men. But 1t must be conceded that he
is strange man who doesn't respect the
fisy under which he and all hia k'nsfolk
fought, to the extent, at least, oflettiog alone
those who seek the most public OCCASIONS
for at.smo ting 30 offer Ii an insult.