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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-18
CHOICE PROPERTIES

FOR SALE.
-rmprovea business lot on Second st =
- oco-Improvea business lot on Third ST.
SIS bushes. lot on Third ST.
el.'eoo-UnInlprovel Queen Anne property.
% o00-Highiy improved residence property
m Renton addition.
=, coo-Thrae choice lots near Madison street
:. so1-l2o feet square in Renton HeigfIta
a. eO0-corner lot on Broaaway.
- ooO-Honse and 10. on Moltke street
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WANTED-PARTNER IN AN OLD FSTAB-
w nshed ana legitimate business that is clear
ing from $500 to $500 per month over all ex-
pehses; this Isines, nor any portion of IL, has
ever been offered for sale before. and only on
account of Immediate of money; the other
hall could not he bought any price; not neces-
sary TO understand the business but must be- an
!ndustrious and sober business man: price So.
the present proprietor j ;weiI and favorably
Known in Seattle, and will give the bes: of refer
ences and expects the same. Morgan's Exchange,
Zp9 New York blk Seattle, and 2l5 Was hington
blk, Tacoma.
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TOR SALE-oN QUEEN ANNE HILL, OP-
I posite Kfnnear Park, s0xl25 fee corner OF
Epler and lIiott streets: modern Groom house:
unsu passed view of city. bay and mountains; one
of the choicest home sites in the city: price
$4,000. w. W. Dearborn, Washington savings
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-11-18

Tor RENT. ALL AT 800 THIRD STREET
1 for ihe best and cheapest furnished rooms:
single or en- suite; 81 % ID ~ per week. with gas
and stove.
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L'OR RENT-N .CELY FURNISHED ROOMS
L at reasonable rates. Columbia house No 222
Columbia street. three doors east OF pos,oifice.
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t'ofs sALE-ONE-THIs OR ONE-HALF
interest in one OF the best single mills in the
country; must be taken quick. Address Shingle
NH, care Post-Intelgencer
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NAsTED-tl LASS BARBER IMMF-
efesi. Wash
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EOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

L1oa sALE-WE HAVE SOME AWFUL
i cheap property. such rs houses and lots, vacant
lots Ind acreage. You can bay property for
almost yoar own price. Call on Nsemaa & Co
for bargains ON inside property. No. 206 New
York h.oek
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BOOTH & HANFORn ABSTRACT COMPANY
II ffnc.1 Rooms 2Oy. Goa and 206 Burke block
corner Second ami Marion streets.
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PHYSICIANS AND SURG EOyS.

nR. WM. BAILEY, REMOVED TO Ais AM
~ 4l6 seattle National Bank block.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GALL on Us FOR ANYTHING yoU WANT
a. III regard 20 business chances. We have some
.is saoons, restaurants 10 ging houses, furniture
s.oIcs g1e Gerry stores. a fine brick yard. cigar
stores and. In fact, any kind of business you care
-; enter into Cal! on Wiseman & Co. for snaps
as pasiiesS Chances No. 700 lew \ ok block
r. * SALE OR EXCHANGE-FoR GOOD
= improved land a trsl-ciass unde taking bisl-
reason, want 10 go East. Address q. n.
"a, JUS Pierce street, Port Townsend. Wash.
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nR. +. q. JOHNSON. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
IL Eeon. Office. rooms :, q and Scheuerman
block, northeast corner of Front and Cherry resi-
dence. No 9l7 ieser avenue; telephone 256.
MRS. J. :. DEAN. PHYSICIAN AND SUR
wi Geon. Office 204 and 205 New York block:
office hours, IL 10 IL n m, l 80 to 4:S0 p. IN
residence. III Mary street; telephone No. AIS at
residence.
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ANTED-rO HIRf: SIS OR 800 FOR ~
" DAYS will pay good per cent; secured hy ~
ceres OF good land parity improved near sNsIH.t'
Wash Address W tn interest required, Security.
care Post Intelligencer.
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commodating terms: Steck, Hardman Vcse q
Soiis. Jewett and kreil pianos: Chicago cottage
organs, every fully warranted low rem s;
light expenses propor'ionatey low prices; special
snaps in pianos re-possessed, where considerable
mas been paid, often on hand. +. ChristIaner 81
Third street.
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L>OR RENT-ON RENTON HILL, = NICE
l. furnished rooms with good view: suitable Tor
light housekeeping: near Madison street. Address
u. s. Post-intel.igencer.
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WASTED-2 KNOT SAWYERS SO: BAR
w ker, S35: road man. $50 sSidder. @45; man
With team; tsmakers. IS cents: miners, So to
%: man aud vile GA ranch; bolt cutters near
ety. 81 30: railroad 81 70 60 81 rs free pass
clerk with small capital. George w. Crane, lO6
Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
The Ohio Contest

COLUMBUS. O., Jan 5-'Ghs greatest s0n-
atorial confess ;bss The republicans OF o. o
have eyer known Ia practically at an end.
Every political indication paiots TO The
nomination OF John Sherman TO morrow ty
m ,rlty of ter o. twslvs - so over ]. B.
Foraker, although, Of course, ths is not
conceded by the f;ie0d. Of tbs latter. The
press Of Ohio tbs morning generally con-
siders The contest a. al end
The bitterness of the Foraker people towards
the national admins ration is intense and W. s.
Csppesr, one of tho ex.Goverpor's loading man.
ayers, to-day said "Whethar Mr. Sherman be
nominated or roo, beyond that time he is politi-
cal blank in Ohio politics for he reason that he
wi have no future upon the politics. carpet,
ference Of the Feier admins ration go coaspicu-
GU to all is admitted /. must also be admitted that
II the Harrison administration hopes to succeed it.
self and to carry Ohio, it will climb barbed vie
fence il necessary to be friendly with Foraker and
his following in this State. he aenatorial con-
test will leave pisces in every county towr-
ship and school district" The statement OF Mr.
Csppelar is being received as , admission that
the Foraker people propose to array Themselves
against P'esident Hsrrison aud carry the State del
egstion to the pationa convention for Mr. Blaine,
or In the absence of his niidacy, for Senator
Culom, Of illinois, or some other declared candi-
date for the Presidency
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
TELEaRAPHIC aREVITIEs.

The Duke Of Dnrce, q grsndes Of Spain
Esd member OF the Spanish royal family
died today of ii fuepzs.
A dispatch from San Francisco says the
o.. S S. Baltimore YVES sighted 5 miles on
at ses at $50 O'Clock this morning.
Andrew J. NICHOLSON. Of fhe banking firm
OF ]. ]. Nicholson & Sans, died suddenly 81
his counter in his banking house In Balti.
more, to-day.
The Supreme Court of Connecticut to.
da7 unanimously sustained the demurrer Of
Gov. Buckley. judge Carpenter dissenied
from the opinion but agreed in conclusion.
A Macon, Ga, special says that s men we're
killed in general fight at Bright and Will
liam's turpentine still In Ciinoh county Sat.
ufday. The fight started with quarrel
between two Of the men named Ed Williams
and John Parker, over alleged cheating IN a
game OF cards. Parker began the shooting
both he and Willisms we're killed.
rich farmer named Desjardins, his daughter
ard a boy named Roy, aged thirteen years. broke
through the ice at Assumption pear Montreal
last evening, and were drowned. The farmer and
his daughter were driving on the river and the
lad was skating.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
triSten for the GAZETTE.
Bal Poudre.

II vas well worth the loug climb 20 the
3 d etory Of MoBurnes's building ast night
(even for those who did not participate in
the dance) to sac the beautiful women, ma
trons and maids, With their powdered heads
ard many of ahem dressed In the Costumes OF
"ye olleu times," while quite number OF
the msn who were truly ia the spirit OF the
occasion wore powdered beads end knee
breeches. IL would be ss hopeless tack to
describe the beautiiui costumes az 1t would
TO word paint the charms of Alexandria's
real aud adopted daughters; suffice 1t to
cay they never appeared more Charming,
which goes to chow that after all, the orok-
era Ia the ire oornars end elsewhere, who
think the young of III old town are rapidly
going to the bad, through their daily and
nightly 6is5pa:ione, sre ell eff There were
a number OF strangers from Washington who
seemed to Ell ~ the dance as much as their
fren0s enjoyed having them. The bal be
log purely q leap year fair, the young men
Gho have for the past year been suffering
can't dance, can't DO anything" we're mot
Ia It," but held up the walls. or glued
the chair near the dressing room Il
pen) their poor sad faces haunt one
even now 'tls daylight, but they will learn
After the bal, which, by the By, kept up until
the untoly hour of a. M, some OF the most
charming spirits were handsomely entertained at
Mrs. c. F. Lee's, on Duke street, and there is no
use denying it, without it the bal would have
been failure, and the memory but vanity and
vexation Of spirit. To conclude, there is but one
way for fallen mau to redeem himself aud that is
TO give tho ladies In thu near future such swell
german or dance that the burden Of gratitude
and OBLIGATION that they have 30 iong been under
to thu fair. will become lightened, aud remem-
bor that as the Jack OF charity makes the tongue
that speaks ss an angel nothing, so german
without something to sustain the inner man Is as
sounding brass or tinkling cymbsl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
VIRGIgIA HgWn.

Toe Legislature reasaembled to dag.
Six fne deer we're killed Ia SpottsylvsDia
during the holidays.
The Z olscopal Church 81 Strasburg was
burned on Sunday night last.
The Governor will give reception at the
Executive Mansion Wednesday evening
from 8 to II.
Dr.. James Stagg, veteran OF the Ma1i-
can and Confederate wars, died In Richmond
yesterday, at the age CT sixty-fcur. He wss
victim OF grip.
Mrs Ellen Lewis, the Wifs of Henry
Byrd Lewis, esq, died on Saturday. the 2Gd
inst, st "Olve," her residence, in King
George She had been in bad health for q
few years past.
Captain Hugh q. Garden, of the Oco.t
committee, Is 10 Richmond. He went there
IL is understood. TO confer with the legiala
tive committees who will have In charge
the debt settlement bill.
TIE report OF the debt commission will be
ready to submit to the Legislature in few
days. The preparation of this psper WEE
entrusted 10 Mr.. Dabney who has nearly
completed bis work. 1t is understood thai
the Olcott com mittee have prepared or will
prepare, g bill to carry DOT the terms Of the
settlement of the State debt as recently
agreed upon. II this is done the draft ol
the bill will be submitted to the Governor
and By him oe turned over to the finance
com mittees OF the two houses for theis
scrutiny end approval.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
FOREIGN NEWS.

The Pope. In New Year message 10 En-
peror William, wished him success 10 bic
struggle With socialism.
The Pope has accepted the Ftench gov
e-nmeDt's terms fer couciisiion. including
the suppression Of Catholic electoral cate.
chisms.
Peesiden. DSz In response TO petition
TO stop so-osIleo church prosecutions. hsa
declared iG TO Do his intention to enforce the
law forbidding olciatered communities in
Mexico.
The priests Of Persia continue 10 interdict
the use of tobacco, vi the view OF COMP sll-
ing the abolition Of The tobacco monopoly
iegGrGiug txporte 90 yell es interior trade.
They also oiemor for the eZpu eon Of the
members Of lhs tohscco corporation. A ri.
otous moo assembled at the Shah's palace %
demand satisfaction. The Shah's son, who
is minister OF war, failed TO pscfy the mob
and % detecbu ebt OF troops wes then order
ed 10 dieperse the roters Several persons
we're killed 10 tee encounter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

He WAS BURIED ALIvE.-Iotelllgeuce
reached 81. Petersburg yesterday of fear
full accident that occurred at Proschovtsa-
la. A physician to all Appearances died.
TIE body was inferred. a few hours after
the mou7ners had departed from the ceme-
5ary eome 10 So who we're engaged about the
groued ~efe s.astIed by hearing . succee-
sion Of ae most nnearthly shrieks, which
CO ma from the newly filed grave. Shovels
we're procured, and the earth was hastily
removed from the grave and the cofiu lified
oot. Upon opening the coffin is was found
met tas doctor bad beer alive when he wac
buried, but hat he had subsequently died
f.om snfooation.
Tee ooGy gave evidence Ct the terrible
sgcuy endured By The physiclsn when De re-
eainsd Consciousness snd found himself in
his G ffiu. He had made almost superhu-
men { # Or 8 to burst off the cofio lid, but the
wsigh, OF ne earth prevented this end then,
frantic MIA tho horror OF his situation, the
Imprisoned U.sn had bitten his fingers TO the
boDe Els had turned Gu hie side, and In the
agon.s Of sufocstion had beaten biz fore
head sgsios! he cOfin unti his head was
terribly bruised
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
Salvation Army Fight.

The Salvation Army, while trying to hold
meetings on the beach at Eastbourne. Eng,
yesterday, we're mobbad, snd many Of them
including women, were beaten and kicked
and otherwise brutslly treated. & number
of the women lost their skirts and jackets In
the wild rush following the charge of the
police, those garments being torn off ofthem
In the desperate struggle 10 escape being
trampled upon by the horaes. Some of the
women were thrown to the ground, but they
Immediately resuned their kneeiing pos
ton and continued their praying. Though
onenumbered and beaten severely, the Sal
vationists succeeded To regatping their stan
dsrd, which had heen taken from them. The
musics! Instruments used by the Salvatlon-
ists seemed 10 especially excite the ire OF the
mob, aud tee psfsone bearing them wsre s.d.
gied out i1r mose 6sn she usual brutal
treatment. Tee NOS 40. pc ssasi,n Il the
instruments, aad, IF sr eGisshirg thsm ous
of shape. threw them il ta Che aea,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
Nominations

WASHINGTON, d G. Jsn. 5.-The Presi.
dent to day seos 70 he Senate the follow
Ing nominations: IGfersta;e Commerce
Comm ss cnars-Jas. w. McDl, of Iowa,
vics Thoc'es NJ. Onosy, resigned; VIM. NJ.
Lindsey, OF Kentucky, vice W. l.. Bfsgg,
deceased; Wm R. Morrison, # Illinois. f.
resppo'ptmenO; Fourth Aael-!sn. Pos m as
ter General, E'tes q Rstonoue, Of OHIO !;
Wa. B. HISS, q 3. 'onsul GsDeral at Con-
stantinop'e; Wa. D Mccoy, OF Iodians,
Minister Eeadent and Consul General to Lii
bars Andrew P Mccormick, OF Texas, u.
8. Circuit Judge for the 9th j1d loisl cir
cult; Abraham J aesy. Governor Tsrritory
Oxlehoms; Coief Engineer Gee. w. Mel.
vile, U. 8. N Engineer -in.chiefand chief Of
the bureau of stenm en4iuee,i1e With the
relative rank of Oemm ;dore; Eig&rd P.
Hammond, Ma.. to b. q ). Coosu at 3uda
Pssth; Corp; OF E ieineals-Msj Garrett
J Lydeoker, TO no Lieutenant Colonel,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
The Border Troubles.

A Telegram from Brigader General Stan.
ley. dated San Antonio, Tex, Jan, 4 b, re-
csived by Gen. schcfsd In Washington last
night, leads him to believe that the trouble
on the Mexican border with the Gaia revo.
lutiopists is nearing an end. This telegram
was as follows:
Commanding officer at Fort Rinegold to-
day reports COURIER 10 from Lieutenant
Beach, a. Pinero, passed Captain Hardie at
Sslenno. All information from that direc-
tlon and from scouting parties in this vlcini-
ty, Indicate the breakiog up and scattering
Of the band Of reVolutionists that bad begun
TO form into larger forces. Reliable intorma.
don received convipces me that the reports
mentioned In yourteIegrRm OF Dec. % we're
Incorrect. All stage lines and travel hers
continue, as usual, unmolested TO the pres-
ent time. Captain Johnson, at Fort Brown,
telegrsphe: Returned last night with troop
from forty-fve miles up the Bio GraDde,
where q large ranch was searched. No
force OF bandits there.
The situation Of troops on the Rio Grsnde
is es follows: Cavalry scouting In Encinsl,
Dnval, Fa9ato, and Star counties. River
we'll projected from Ringgo.d to McIotosh."
The telegram frcm Gen Sohoi field OF Dec.
%, above reieErad 80, called the attention OF
Briaa6isr General Stanley to reports current
10 Mexico that several large ranch owners
10 Texas were hsrboriDg and aiding bands
Of reVoIu.ionists.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
Foreign News.

PARIS, Jan. 5.--For the fiat time this
winter snow s falling in this city. Hun
dreds of people who s5s in the habit OF us.
ing csbs are now oor oelad TO welk owing
TO thu strike of CABIN q.
BUDH PBsTH. Jan. 5.-Enperor Frauois
Jossph to-day dissolved the Huogarisn diet.
In closing the session His Ne sty SD be
was gra,ifsd that Hungary had reeatab!!sh-
ed her financial equilibrium from Der own
resources. The relations of tina 10 ?nnrchy
With foreign powers were of the most friend
~ nature afforded the best suarantee for the
maintenance of peacs. The Dew treaties
between Austro-Hungary and Germany and
Aus.ro-Hungery and Italy wen d strengthen
the political alliance between those coua-
tries and would respond to ,hs un;varaal de-
sire for peace.
PARIS. Jan. 5.-The reply OF Buig1fir to
the cote of France demanding me With.
travail ofths decree OF expuls 90 iseua5 By
the Bulgarian govefnm sns against N Gas
ton Chadusn, the sgsnt Ia so6. OF lh4
Agenoie Havfe, 40 foreign news assool.-
ion. Is regarded 10 officlai circles az q re
usa' OF all tbs Fseuon demsnds made H.
connection with the case.
PARIS, Jan 5.-The attack Of il naenz, f. OH
which u. Vitto isr sardou, tho Dr. ustist i.
saf3riug is so dent thai hs ia. completely pYos-
trsted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
Gov Flowers Message.


ALBANY. N. Y. jan. 5-GoV. Flower. In
he suOusl m ssesge sent to the Legislature
his afternoon, oongratuIstes the people Of
the State upon tho fact that for the f 81
time 10 eight years the governor is able to
address bic Suggestions to Legislature In
political accord with the Executive. he
stat. that the paramount duy before the
Legislature liz to provide for an enGmera-
tion Of the Inhabitants Of the s ate, prepara-
tory to respportIonment of Senate and as
sem5ly die rlc,s. He also points out the
necessi y for On Immediate reopportionment
OF congressional districts. Tsx.ug the bond
ed indebtedness or corporations, the gov
ernor says. shas been repeatedly suggested
for the consideration OF the Legislature aud
hs submits 1t to the attention OF the assem-
bly,.
While discussing.the question of education
The Governor says the State In few years
will be taxirg i:s citizans many millions OF
dollars each yesr-more than is needed now
for ell other purposes OF eovernment-to
supply an education to minority OF Its
children and suggests economy In expt ndi.
lures. The Governor advises the Legislature
to repeal that portion Of the electrical exc.
cution Law which prohibits the newspaper
publication of an account Of the de- ais of
an execution. Upon tho subject Of the
r:r de f,fs the Governor isvors The ersc-
ton of suitable building for the exhibition
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
The New York Legislature

ALBANY, N Y Jan 5.-The republican
Senators met to-day and decided to attend
the opening session OF the SsDate.
Both branches Of the Legislature assem-
bIsd at II O'CLOCK The Senate after the
usual formslitles proceeded to the election
Of officers aud those chosen by the demo.
cratic caucus we're duly elected, Edwards
the independent, voting with the demo
era 8. No efforts at obstruction we're made
by the republicans. The question OF sestio &
Walker, the democrat from The 27sh sena.
torial district, thon cam up aad he was de-
olared entitled to b seat and was at once
5Worn In
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
ss ~ - NJ l.aS

The pacific news from Chilli has given a
decided backset 90 the talk of war In Wssb-
ingtop.
President Harrison has determined to ,e-
appoint interstate Commerce Commissioner
William Morrison, whose term bas Just OK.
PRED.
Il ie believed that Baron Fava will e'er
long DO succeeded by new I alien mipis-
ter to this country, whereupoE Uoited
States Minister Porter will promptly return
TO Rome.
The papers found 10 the saddle bags OF
Psblo MunoZ, one CT The captured Mexican
reyolutionists, proges thai tie clerical party
is furnishing the money With which Ga,z,'s
campaign is being conducted.
Dsnrie Qnigley, faster. who had taken
DO food for four montha except cup of tes
nov aud then. died ct the Home OF .he 10.
curebles at Rdgewood, N. j., yesterday.
He thought be would recover his health by
fasting.
l. was rumoied in Valparaiso last Night
that Minister Mont. aE Washington, had
been ordered to make q eincere and NC
qualified apology to the United Ststes for
the assault on the BsItlmore's selore TIE
report could not be verified 10 WASHINGTON.
Governor Flower, CT New York. in &C.
oordancs with the request of Secretary
Blaine, hiss reprieyed Niccll Trezzia, the
Italian who is under sentence OF DEATH Mr..
Bsine's request for reprieve was made st
The instance of the Marquis Imperiali, who
is in charge of the Italian legation.
The Richmond Terminal directors met in
New York yesterday to receive the report
from the annual meeting of the Georgia
Central. No one wac elec:ed to fill the We.
cant southern counse!orship which was re-
signed by Mr.. Pat Calhoun, and 1t Is said
that the Office will be abolished. Central
directors were elected at Savannah, yester-
day With the Messrs. Calhoun left cut.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05
JEFFERSON DAv1ss DAUGHTER Nile

JEFFERSON DAvIss DAUGHTER Miles
Winnie Davis possesses not only tina ability
80 make profession Of her artistic powers,
bus has developed also her literary powers
to practical extent. She has OF late % onths
written exclusively for the current period.
Gals and reviews OF ihis couUtry and is al.
ways welcome contributor. She sings de
ightiuliy, playing her own accompaniment
win charming simplicity Ia appearance
Miss Dsyis is evan prettiey than her por-
traits make her. Tsii, slender, fair haired,
With grey eyes of peculiar beauty. she is the
IDEAL realization OF southern maidenhood.
She das egest ECU ber1 voice aud q man.
ner whicg evidences tbs gentle, courteous
heart beneath. Her health has never been
gond. perhaps beosuse OF tbs priVations and
suf 3riugs 10 which sic was exposed as On
trfsns, bus she 10 10 DO sonse so invsIld
Her motbsr hsara tribute 10 he's as "ihe heat
AID dearest Of daughtere;" her father when
90 ms desthhed q q tha' che had never dis
oheyed or given 1lm psin.-Ladies' Home
Journal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-05

of the States interests bat dIsapproves any
extravaganza expenditure. The Governor
recommends the extenaion OF he sy stem of
regis ration OF eIec;ors to all paris of the
State and says that coy moaerre properly
drawn aud not Ii c. e CT viii the cor stiu-
tuition, which viii 80 ou 8srk the present
ba lot laws es 10 make Intimidation al d
bribery impossible w,I recsiVe his hearty
approval The Go9srror advises the pse-
sage OF coastitu'iocel amendment trans
ferring to the rou.s juiisd ctiop i; all con-
tested election csses.