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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26
FRoM WASHINGTON.
rspsSs Correspondents Of sas Alexandria eassssS.
WASHINGTON. 2. O.. March &c. 1889.

rs,sxS Correspondents Of 30 AlADasdr;a Gasesss.l
WASHINGTON. .. O.. March 26, 1889.
Word was received this evening from Mt.
Catchines that he will reach the city on
Monday. when he returns the rule to
arine the silver bill TO vote Will De adopt
a6 bV the rules committee and Will make lie
annesranoe 10 the House on Monday. Iae
sati-siIyer democrats sre making big fight
to defeat the rule, and are hopeful OF sue
cess but the silver men say the chances are
against them. They have the suppors OF
some democrats who would mot vote olrecs'
Iy against free coinage bill; but, on the
other hand, there are considerable NUMBER
of republicans who will probably vote for
the rule, or not vote as all which would
have the same effsc.j, In order to force
SQUARE test vote On tue question OF free COIN
aee, These men Will vote against free
coinage bill when iG comes up on LTD merlts,
INT axe against slde-sraCkIng the bill.
The prevailing impression about the free sill
ver biIl to day ia that resolution fixing a
dsy and hour for taking direct vote on 1t
viii be reportsd from the committee on
rules. not before, but after the reading Of
the journal, and thas after three or Jour dill.
atory motions, all that can be made, II Will
ia defeated, and the bill DO postponed IN.
nsl the next session, Suoh 10 tue prevalent
Ballet, bat ths vote o. the bill last Tanrs'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26
MRWs ne TEX BAY

Delegates from the American provinces Of
the Jesut3 will soon go to Bone for The
eco ion Of general of the order.
It is expected that The Glsdst 3nisn5 will
attack Lord Saisbnry's refusal to renew tae
modus viVendi.
John MoRirdy, auditor OF Allegheny Pa,
has been put under arrest On the charge Of
selling to the city while serving as city coun-
Gilman.
The report Ia again current that Secretary
Blaine will soon retire from tae safe De.
partment and that Secretary Tracy will
eucceed him.
The captain of the schooner Winnie Lau-
~, which arrived at New York yet tsrdey.
denies the reports Of oannibslism on board
his vessel on his trip to Hayti.
Mary Larson, widow, 80 gears old, who
lives alone Ia New York, was Yesterday
morning bound and robbed of $4,000, which
was taken from the bosom OF her Dress.
The snit OF Daley Hopkins against the pro-
prietoT OF Trinity Hail, Cambridge, EGG
land, yesterday, for arrestlug her and oharg
iog her as prostitute, went against Miss
Hopkins.
Pope Leo hes intimated that BE considers
the modern church music too lively ar
theatrical, 80 be la sendiUg out circulars 10
the most famous composers In Europe and
America, asking their help for reform.
Tbs Berlin Post suthori,atiyey declares
THAT the reports OF the Emperor's indisposi-
ton from ss.hme are grossly exaggerated.
The psper odds that be ehoots and rides dali
~ on the Werbelllner Sac.
Mrs Henry Lhrds, wite o! the turnkey of
the county jail ct Adrian, Mloh., YES fatal
IL burned yesterday while cleaning carpet
With gasoline, aud both her children were
burned TO death.
President Harrison has recommended the
appropriation OF 100000 Tor the entertain.
ment of the G. A. r. at the reunion In
Washington next GUNNER. One half Of the
money Ia to be paid by the District OF CO.
lumbla.
The House Committee on Agriculture will
make favorable report on the Paddock
Pure Focd bill. which has already pasted
the Senate. The same committee will be-
gin its consideration Of the anti option bill
on Monday.
In San Francisco yesterday Superior Judge
Trout announc I'd he would admit NJ. B.
Curtis (''Samuel of Pcsen'n to bail 10 the
sun of $50 900. Curtis is held pending q
scond trial for the murder of Policeman
Alexander Grant 10 September last.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

Tomorrow the ships Shenandoah, from
New York. AMI 8. D. Car et,n, from Phus.
delphis, will be saiiiog toward San Francis.
co on Is 600 mile race, one OF The lonpess
RACES upon the sea ever attempted by sail
ing craft.
Admiral b. J. selwin, OF lie B:i'lsh 7-vv
who arrived in Nav York rsceatiy sa,.
There will be no war between ENGLAND
and the States no matter what the prese,t
outlook portends. This Bsbring Sea mat.
ter will be settled amiceb'y, believe, bu.
politics will be played little In lie roes,.
time"
st Wheeling, ". W.. last nigh, ssmual
Alison, mlIman. went homs in.cxica,a al
and accused his wife OF inflsity. a quar-.
rel ensued ard Aeon struck thu womsr
over the head VI tt poker, intl ctlre fatal
injuries. Alson's sister interiered and ina
tnturIsted man knocked her Down, s,sbbed
her By the hair and tore half the scalp RI
The murderer he's beer captured.
In Paris yesterday Henri Rochefort YVES c.p.
demned to one years Imprisonment and sno
for libeling the French Procurcur Generate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26
The Behring Sea Affair.

It Is announced in London that the In.
ereis 10 PariIsmert will cpposs L,rd Sails.
bury's course lie the Behring sea conir,ver.
ey SIS nsedsssly vexstous. 1t is believed in
Londoa thst Loid Salisbury, 10 hls Isst
note, agrees to place an embargo on Caes.
dian eealjng In the cpea sea, provided ihs
UHited States govern mett sggse 10 nav
coup srEstion il the arbitration decision ns
against tbs American claims. The ,enort
that orders have bsea ssnt 10 Admiral He.
than altering the movements Of tae Pacific
squadron cannot be confirmed Ia L7uGon
and 1t is asserted itet he programme stands
now as it was fixed January 81. The Unted
States Senate yesterday considered The Bgh.
ring eea arbitration treaty without sctlop.
Sscretsry Blaine was present 6 t the CsbInlt
meeting yesterday which also considered tina
me- tor. Il lie expected the treaty will he
ratified next week without waiting io- Eng
lands consent to moGus v.vtrdi, thus
throwing the orus On the British govern.
mant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

Mr.. HARRISON ssks Venezuela 10 eonai'
American manufactures free OF duty. Fene
zae!a reptile, that the money che gets nom
suOh Imports is necessary to the support o.
ier GOV eminent. Mr Harrison imme diaseiy
SLABS tax Of TWO cents pound on the peo'
nile, not O! Venezuela, but Of hia own ooun'
t,y, on the csffse thsy import from Vere'
zuela. This Ia 'geitipg even" With ven
geance, la 1t rot? Veuezusls can STAND IT,
for there is q ready market for al her coffee,
but 1t is very hard on the poor people CT
this country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

soEHEIDER en- The Saskatchewan
Schneider. on uisl In Washington for lhe
murder of his w!fe ard brother.ip-.aw. wss
PIT on the Witness.st,rd yesterday, AID WIS
kept there during both aes3lone Of the court.
This mose YVES rather unexpected On the
part OF tbs defence. snd caused some aston
i=hment In TIE courtroom. During the
morning session Schneider detailed briefly
toe marriage TO Annie Hamlink eud Inc
sceoe that took place October "a, WHEN Gel.
EEEIlink discovered that be end Annie had
taea married. Lstev he dascritei the shoot.
La. stating that Annie Schneider had been
fs&iog him, cut turned and faced her brother
woen he 6red tle f;st ahtt Frank Ham.
lax, he said, fired the second sho. before be
twitnese) drew his pistol. He then drew hls
gEa sad began the !ueilsde that resulted In
tn" Gsath OF Frank Hamink and hia sister.
r. tan ran away, and In passing through
TIA alley between P and @ and Sixteenth
ana Seventeenth st etts threw away his re-
w.. When the court bad convened after
the .scess. Schneider was turned over to the
p.oscsut Og attorney Tor cross examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26
Forelrn News.

PARIS Mer. 26.-Ths police have arrsst.
ed another notorious anarchist. he msde q
desperate resistance bat vas finally over
CONS by superior force. twenty-five an.
anarchists are now in custody for completely
in the dynamite outrages. The goTsrn.
ment has decided to expsl all an.
archists from France. Prince Krapot&ln,
the veil known Russian anarchist, declares
that tbs social revolution Ia on the point OF
breaking ont and that the Oppressed"
will extensively employ dynamite In tho
cause Of freedom.
LONDON, Mar. 26.-All the preparations
to get the North German Lloyd stermer
Elder off the Atherfsld ledge. IsIe Of Wight,
have been completed, aud to-day she is sfl:-..
10 the rocky bed on which che has 30 iorg
rsssed. As SOON 80 the tide Is eufi2' entity
high the slip will be towed IF.
BERNg, Mar. &c The little village 81
Lsvelsn has bean almo.t entirely wlpsd or.
OF existeuce by fire. The fumes sra sill
raging end the people are utterly helpless
to sssy their progress.
LONDON. Mar. 26 1t Ia reported thst the
Countess Russell, to whom the court sar,s
time ago refused to grant a judicial sepsra.
ton from her husband, Earl Rasssll, Ia 90
ing 10 adopt the stage as profession.
BERLIN. March 26-Ccunt von Easn-
burg, the new president Of the P;ussiar mln-
Istry, will on Monday make statement Il
regard to political affairs In the lower Eonse
Of the Diet. It is believed the educational
policy OF the government will undergo no
change In principle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26
day night was 60 surprising that few Of the

Icy night was 60 surprising that few Of the
conservative members OF the House Will ven
51re prediction upon the result. The Bill.
YER men who use their mouths say direct
vote on the bill will forcs the weakllngs TO
the scratch and thereby pass 1t, but t1e
same sort Of aatis say the vote for IL last
Thursday night was the largest 1t Will ever
receive, and that some OF those WHO soleo
for is then will vote against II next time.
From gentlemen who attended the recent
meeting of the Virginia State Democratic
com mittee az Richmond, here to-day, IL IL
learned thas the feeling there In respect OF
tae next Presidential nomination was
atroneer for Hill than for Cleveland, and
that several of the members thought 1t would
be safer TO nominate neither.
The House District Of Columbia Committee
this evening heard arguments In favor OF q
bill allowing the Washington and Western
Maryland Railroad to build bridge acroes
the Ohesapeapke ard Ohio Canal at p5int
1900 feet east OF the Chain Bulge.
The bill to pay the heirs OF the late Ger
sral Slb,ey, Of Fredericksburg, Va, s37 .000,
as royalty on his tent patent, was again de.
bated In tbs House yesterday evening, aud
again went over. Its probable fate Will be
reference to the court OF claims, whose
DOCK CT Ia already almost interim liable.
The sentence Of dismitsll from the army
in tbs case OF Msjor Charles Throckmor.
ton has been mitigsted by the President to
suspension from rank aud duty for Fl 0e years
on half pay.
1t is rumored here that as the whole Richmond
and Danville railroad system |, now conducted
under the charter Of the Washington and { hio
Railroad, the road from Alexandris to Round
Hill, that system is considering plans for extend.
Ing the latter road from Round Hill to the coal
fields in West Vireiais.
District democrats say the contest Mr.. William
Dixon ba, announced his intention OF making Tor
a place delegate from tho District OF COLUMBIA
10 the Chicago convention will nat be successful.
member of the Cabinet said to-day that Re
saw no reason for suppo.ing that the present com
plicstions with Great Britain in regard to the
seal fisheries will not be settled ami isbly. de
added that il would be the height OF folly for Two
coun tries having SO much in common to qusrrei
over mat. or they have agreed to settle BY arbl-
tia ion. He felt confident that Great Blssin
" IL either consent to renewal Of The moduS ptctnd
of sst yea, or III It II she does not do this she wi
not interfere with resist tho efforts OF this gov
eminent to preserve the 81 ais pending the arbl'
trstion proceedings. 1t Is said at the State De.
partment that nothing has been heard from 10:
Salisbury in response to Mr.. Wharton's note Of
the 22d instant. IL is very evident, however
that the officials will ba disappoin ed II repy ::
no. received in q few days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

The North American Reristc for March has been
received from it's publishers IN New Yors. Its
contents are: Patriotism and Politics. By Cardinal
Gibbons a southerner on the Negro Question:
by Thomas Nelson Page; Reciprocity and the
Farmer, by the bon. hillary a. Herbert; Our
National Dumping. Ground, by the Hon. John B.
Weber, u s. Commissioner Of immigration, and
Charles Stewart Smith, President OF the New
York Chamber of Commerce; Michi5an.s tresl-
dsn,i,l Electors, by the Governor OF Michigan /;
Frerch Gir.s, by Bsdame Adam The Free Zone
in Mexico, by tho Mexican Minister The Mod;
erp Cart Of Thespis, by W. b. Crane; Money ard
Usury By Henry Ciews; Tho olympian Religion,
By the Blight Hon. W. e. Gladstone George Llioi
al Mira Humphry Ward, by Chas T. Copeland !;
Typhue Fever, By DR.. Cyrus Edison; Inc sfos1
teal Philanthropy, by N. A. de Wolfe Howe, ir.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

Or ALL the disappointed at the result OF
the vote en- the silver bill 10 the q. 8. Houee
OF Representatives, the republican members
OF thst body ere the aorest. They had TO
vote sesInss the dill to sustain the repata'
ton of their party, but they hoped and be-
,ieyed 1t would pass, and thereby put the
democratic Of oil the northern and eastern
States "ln hole" snd were dresdiully
shocked and surprised when the wise demo-
nrats osst ouch large vtts sgsiast it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

The numbers of Littell's Living Age for
the weeks ending 19.h and 26sh March have
been received trcm the publishers In Bos-
ten. They contain The Grestnees OF En-,
A Handfal Of Lead, Our Minor Poete' Ihe
Hes to Laws OF the Bible, Conversations
and Correspondence With Thomas Carlyle,
Az f ,,imste of Mozart, Troubled e sypt aud
the Late K5ediye, The Brownings, Cnafiss
James Napier, Psganiniana. o. Dutch Oa'
ua!s, A Floating Republic, Literary Colno,'
dencev The Dakes OF Teck, with "a Q leeu'+
Servant In Carglep,n end "5ir Michael," by
Sir Frederick Pollock, and poetry.
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress-.
WASHINGTON, Marcn &c
SENATE
The Senate was not In session to-day.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
,r,oro agaron 0e

hUUSE.
The attendance of members In the House
this moraiog vas small. OF cou;se, among
the few gentleman present silver vas the
chief If not lhs only subject OF conversation.
Thursdsy's battle was discussed In all lis
phases, and speculation was rife as to tie
probsbls outcome of the combat which may
be preoipitsted Monday or Tuesday by q
report from the Committee on Rules.
Mr.. Cuberson, of Texas. offered resolu-
ton providing for the payment OF the ez'
penses OF the SUD. commi,tse of the com.
mittee on Judiciary In the inve. tigatlon OF
charges against certain judicial officers o
the United State7, bas withdrew i, as the
point OF 10 quorum was raised.
The House then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton Of the pension bill reported tavo.-
ably from the Committee OF the Whols at
the lssi Friday nights session.
At two o'clock public business was sus-
pended ard the colleagues OF the lats
Francis B. Spino'e, of Nsw York, proceeded
to pay tributes of respect to his memory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26
TELEeRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

There was tRo.osnt break Ia wheat in
Chicago to-day.
Senator Hill called on Governor Flower
at the executive chamber In Albany, N. z,
to day.
BERLIN, March 26-The Emperor gave
an audience to Dr.. von Raese at Euber:os-
sock this afternoon, sna at $50 o'clock
started from there on b!a seurn to Berlin.
An explosion Of hot metal in the convert.
Ing department OF Oarussie's Homestead
Mill at Pittsburg. this morning dangerously
burned nine men, ak fatally,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

EX-SENATOR BLAIR says change Of
tb,se nsr cent. in the Vole OF the larger Statss
~ the North goud make lh7se States DEM
ocrstic. The negroes In every one OF tnose
states cast larger vote than three per
cent. But they will continue to cast 1T Tor
the republicans, though the latter never elect
or appo!rt them to Office, and when they
ask Tor such recognition tell them 70 30
South. In which section alone the national
yenublicsn administration appoints negroes
IN rffioe
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26
"Jack the Ripper" Discovered

MELBoUsNE, Msrcn 26.-Is !s said that
Deeming. the murderer, has made confes-
sion to an official st Perth. West Australia,
where be was arrested Oh the charge Of haV-
Ing murdered bis wife al Melbourne. The
court ordered bis surrender to tne euthori-
ties OF this city, and yesterday he started IL
custody OF officers. There has been strong
suspicion entertained here and In England
that Dseming ia none other than the no.
torlous Jack the Ripper" the slayer OF the
Whitechspel, London, ontcasts. Deeming'e
appearance closely tallles with the deectip.
ton given of the Whltecbapei Gsnd. Deem
ing hes acknowledged taa. he killed bis
wife ald four children ct Rsin Hill, near
Liverpool, and low confesses that he muir
dered end mu.ilateG the last two women
whose bodies we're found In Whltsohapel,
London. While not denying he does not
adut that he killed the other Whit ,ohapel
women whose murders at the tine attract
ed the t,ntion OF the whole world. IL Ia
believed, however, that when he fads ell
Eope VI osCape lGUD4 tuS CIubCuoc Va tuo 20
cut IF, he will confess not only these muir.
degs, but others OF which he ia believed to
be guilty. 10 his confession Dsemlng makes
no mention Of his object Of mutilating the
bodies OF his victims and removing certain
of the organs, but there Ia scarcely doubt
that the man Is afflicted with disease sim
ilar in some respects to nymphomsnla.
LONDON. March 26-The papers here to
day published the story OF Daemlng's COZ.
fession which was csbled from Melbourne.
The story caused the most intsnss excite
ment 10 Whitsohaps!. Ever since the So
RES Of murders was started In that distiio:
women OF she class to which the victims be.
longsd have bean In N ortsl terror of their
lives. Altogether 10 murders are attrib-
uted to "Jack the Ripper" but there ia
much doubt az to whether the last two were
committed by the same hGnd that commit
ted the other eight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26
LIST OF LETTERS.

the Alexandria, Va, postofice March &c
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Advertised letters not called for within two
weeks. will be sent to the dead letter Office
Beech, Y Jones' Miss Daisy
Boyle, Watson Kuhn, Richard P
Brucs, Andreg Moon Mss Carrie
Buasard, 1T Porter, Miss sallie
Dillingham;, MIS- II L Routh Dunlop
Esglau, Margaret Robinson Miss Juls
Elliott, Hiss Alice Strother, Alb.rt
Heal, George WeDner, Boy
Hopkins, Joseph Williams, Mrs Charlotte
Johnson, Mrs Chloe
MISCELLANEOUS.
Consolidated 0anry Co. Pink Granite Co
PARK AGNEW, +, II,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

SECRETARY NOBLE must have implicit
ssith In Mr.. Porter, as he advises Congress
70 add two more million to the eight thst
hisiuaccurste aud imperfect census hes al
ready cost tie people OF the country. IL ID
ssid that faith removes mountains, and IL
gill be proved il Mr.. Noble induces Con.
gross. elected on promises Of economy, to
souander two million more on census
yvhich has been demonstrated to be incor.
reos wherever tested.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

CONGRESSMAN HARTER, democrat, OF
OHIO. an Intense Cleveland man, says II ILL.,
aa the democratic Presidential candidate,
should favor silver dollars, he, Ha.ssr'
would not vo.e for him. This elbows the Gil
ference bsswesn nominal and true demo-
oras q real democrat, democratic irom
convictions, would vote for the nominee ol
his party, 10 matter what sort Of dolleFa hs
might favor, for the cardinal principe eide
nocracy is that the majority shall rule. In
she party as well as in the nation, and fhe
70 ot that a man is the nominee, is conclusive
evidence of the otasr iacs that ne Is the 'a7-
orite of the msi ,rity OF his party.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

CONGRESSMAN PIERCE OF Tennessee, one
of the most pronounced silver men IN o0n,
press. concsdes that that bill Is deaa. anu
Jaws ia defeat will hurt the democrats IN the
South. MIR. Pierce was never more "iS.aAou
In ali bis life. The people ofths South Kno"
thar whether silver dollars, or the paper ssp'
rasapsiue sroh dollars. be worth sixty'elgnt
~ ona hundred cent?, they will never get
ons of them uniess In exchange for their Ia
Dor or something else they have to SELL
And they also know, what Ia vastly more I'M
norsant, that no matter Of what dollars DC
made Of zone would come South Il the
Force bill! were passed, and that breaS IN
The solid vote Of the South would make the
massage OF that bill not only possible. ont
probable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

BEFORE A vote on the silver hill was
taken, Senator Hill WAS denounced BY soms
of his opponents for being in favor Of that
hill. Nov that q vo.e has been taken,
Others dsnouncs him for being opposed to It.
He Is evidently 10 the condition Of the uE.
fortunate man who would be ID IL he
did and ID il he didn't.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

% .he U. s Senate yesterday the death
o. 'ae lets Seoft,r Hearst. of California,
was announced, and eulogies were delivered
- . number OF Senators. The Senate cd.
j5n.Drf Drtil Monday, The House In Com.
piit g OF The Whole consumed three hours
l. tnc cnnaiders ion OF the bill for the relief
Uj::..e tezsoaal representatives of Henry b.
s;*:$y. ~ inyer tor Of the IS bley" tert,
hr'. i. Gs .rElpalion Wss reached.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26
a Terrible Tragedy,

CLEVELAND, o. 10. Mar. 26.-Nssr Mcga.
dors station, yesterday, John and Henry
Alblnger. German farmers, quarrellsd about
the division OF some property, when Henry
emptied both barrels @. gnn into hIs broth.
er's side. Henry went home, reloaded the
gun, lag on his back on the floor oi lis room,
placed the nuzzie CT the wespon 10 hs
Gaonsn snd blew tho top Of his head Of.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

NOTHING Ia more transpsrently absurd
than the assumption OF the republicans that
sbev killed the free silver bill, and that the
people are especially indebted to them for
ths nreseryation OF the value OF the cur
xepoy. Why, OF the las votes against the
bill. SO were those of democrats. and only
f,6 of Republicans. But the republicans. as
ususl, "claIm everything
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26
PROMINENT ro.r,s,ara nf Ana Gnsnal a

Prominent tn.r.s9ss of ths Gospel and
'',..ianthropists "a pronounced Salvation
o;; rse OF the s.rs1tstt Of b,essings, ard
>vcved their de;e' Gination to recommend
i" NEerever they dr. psreon euff.ring
i'm rheumatism ~ Een-algis.
We are all OF tbs opiron thst 1t must be
COCO. for the simple rcason that SO many
r: sse 1t and physic!c.:s prescribe it, We
~e'n Dr.. Buil's CoDsn Syrup. Price 20
"sns. All dealers keen =.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

eJfyou are cted with rheumatism, NEIL
rslgis, gout or other bodily pain, or II you
have sprained wrist or ankle you ougn5 ae
ones to procure a bottle of Salvation VII,
the greatsst cure on earth for pain. IL only
costs % cents bottle.
"Lo! the poor Indian !" dying with cold.
Won'G some good Samaritan" send him o
bottle Of Dr., Balls Cough Syrup?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-26

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
Nelson's ADMINISTRATORS against @. & 0. 3.
r. 90. Argued and sobmltted.
Page against Belyin. Argued and con-
tinued.