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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
VIReIEIa ERWs.

Mrr. John White died at her home in
Warrenton on Sunday.
Tee remains OF Rev. Emory RouLd. Of
Baltimore, were buried a. Manassa5, yes.
to-day.
The people In upper Fauquier have baen
busy g log Ihair Ice houses. The Ice was
from 81 to inches thick.
TIE democratic legislative caucus 10 R ch-
mond ass night refu3ei to admit Mr.Goote,
CT Maokienbuig, 10 that body.
FAX Morris. mayor of Norfolk and
president of the . ZION Savings Baak, died
YES erday afieg a loag Illness OF cancer OF
the heart.
Tee unity In Virginia having the grfa,-
est number of fquare miles is Augusta $50
The county bagipg the least number Is Al
exandrla-32
Mrs. Aun Grimes. Mr.. Thomss Carr.
Rassell TiIlett eyed 70; Mrs. John Ault, 81
years, and the mother of Mr.. &. h Lypr,
sll Of Lcudoan, have died within the paat
few de;s.
In Roanoke yesterday new trial vas
granted TO John Smith, colcrfd, who wes
convicted of murder in the frat degree. The
prisoner was taken to LJnchburg for safe
he ,piog.
The report announcing the almost tot
destruction of the costly Colonnsds Hotel
al BueDa Visa, had, 1t turns out. for its
besis small f.e 10 the kitchen. Damage
not over 500.
B sale D5e, daughter Of Joe Dye who has
been convicted OF the murder OF the KInes
family In Fauquler, haa left her home and
the public does not know whare she fas
gone, az che b1ardsd the cars few deys
since without slckst.
The Governors message and the deli
commission era report on the sni jsos OF the
recent agreement for the settlement OF tie
State debt were presented to the Leeisla-
u.e yesterday. I Ia understood that thsse
papers will BE- submitted to the two H)ust5
to day.
John IrViog, who eas convicted some
mon,hs ego Of being an accessory to the
murder OF Capteiu R G O'erby. Of Mecklen-
burg county. AID whose punishment was d.
ed ct seventeen years In the p-ni;en!1 iry hes
been granted new trial. The principal to
the murder. q negro named Phillips, was
banged. Irving Ia confued Ia the jail OF
Meek burg.
a sfoord tragedy hsa occurred as the re.
cult OF o feud between the fsmies OF Moray
and McPhereou. residing In York county, 10
this 8 ate. In June las. Mr.. J. Moray Was
murdered, With his little daughter by bis
side, while eating his dinner IN the fad
where he 1as working. The murderer was
discovered to be Ralph Mcpherson, who
hos beeo missing since the tra2fd7. Hsr-
bert McRay. son of the murdered mar,
vowed vengeance against the supposed
murderer OF his father. Yesterday morning
the murdered body Of Mcpherson was
found hidden at the root OF OF large OAK
In neia hbcrlng forest. a posse 10 afler
Herbers McRa-, who Ia up to this time at
large. This second tragedy has added
much to The hostility OF the two famiiies,
and farther trouble Ia expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
TELEaRAPHIC RREYIrIEs.

The deadlock in the Iowa Senate has
been broken By the republican, l. Governor
counting quorum and declaring The re pub
llcsn candidate fJg clerk elected. The dem.
oorats, who had RETAINED from voting, Pre-.
tested but were powerleaa.
J.. ]. Nicholson g. Sons, bankers. OF B4lli-
moie clos d itei door, tc.lsy. stms of he
smaller savings banks OF MARYLAND sad
West Virginia K p as. q ts W he firm
No bueinsts nor bank 10 Baltimore will be
afflicted. Andrsw Nlcboaor, oae Of The
sons, drcppsd dead in Inc bank Tie other
day.
Police arc looking for Burglars who Attempted
to blow open safe early this rntng in The
wholesale grocery es enlistment o John MurSs.
tToyd, in Philadelphia VI n disastrous results,
Tho explosion no. oaly oPoned the $50 b1.
smiah,t ever thing nearby. Examination &c.
vealed blood marks n several places iodiea,ing
that st least or o. thu msr:u ,ers vas wopId d.
No beoty was scared.
eeVeral days tg, az express package ssat from
the Treasury Department, Warrington, 10 Ito
National Valley Bank at etaun:o1, Va, ton.slz-
Ing Ss4) IN ba: notes was rc:i It'd for By the
sIprets agent there. When ho reached his Office
the package We missing. To-day expreas driver
Eugene Keys WIS ARE ted and his hou!e wss
searched ard S640 OF the money was found.
Fifty passengers from the stesmer Nanchov
which foun1e:ei of Cuochi Points, car y;ng down
With her Ala persons, were saved By Il hing bcar,
VIM c. Ruser, Chief Judge of the New so K
Court Of Appeals, died at Syracuse to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

4 WONDERFUL Buzz CT FI5a. Pf.a;sb,s
fishing along the whole Carolina coast tn 8
season has never bsen szoel!ed. The Gum.
ber esushs has been e:sr.lpg. We have
been ted OF the enormous q1snsities caught
st Mosehead and Roanoke. Ths Eizatsth
City CaroliniGn says the number Ct blue.
fish caught about there wss never so large
befors. Tremendous quantities are being
brought to that city and shipped every Day.
o ger 20 carloads oifresh fish vent eff In one
day, and still they 60. Wss the like ever
heard of anywhere bsfore? ]. A. Paris who has
juit returned from a business trip Ia Inslow
coun ;. tells OF the remarkable SUCCESS the fisher
mea there are nesting with. He met carts tray
cling 10 every election s=1.iag the fish, bssides
those that are ahipped byraii. Tie run at this
time coosi' mainly OF elegant spe ckled trout but
nice mu les are also being caught Nesv Bsrns
Ia, g. JpEraaI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
The mexican Reyolutl list.

D6M1Ne, N. NJ, Jao. 14.-An American
named MARTINEZ reached hare fem A3cea.
sion. Max, yesterday anl reported he rev.
oiutonlJ.s strongly fortified 10 large stone
g,ist mill 10 the outek!rta OF tom. They
number 200 wall armed ul9n and TIE resi-.
dents are In sympathy With than. M at.
tempt has been made to dislodss the 1879.
lutioalst nor vii! ths.e bs uatli the .;roola
come.
sAN ANTONIO. Jan. 14-Gsza is rsceiv.
Ing recruita ffom Mexico and Texsu, sDd it
ia believed there will BE- concerted mcye
Of the entire revo'u ionary fcrcss made en-
Mexico within the neg. ten dass. TIE u.
s. troops are to be couoeG.ra'ei In the terv'-
tory now occupied bg tho revo!ctloueis as
rapidly es poesio!e.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

In the provlnco of HuelVc. TIE dau,:e
don, is already eaorm 5us, bu. it "a alGO:,
imposslb'e to get d .a!'e aa ;elegraphic GIN.
muncation has been very asriou.lg Inter.
rupted by the carrying a5a7 cfshe poles b.
the rushing waters.
PARIS, Jsu. 14-Tha Pope his sen. sse,i,l
letter 20 the Cardinal Archbishop Of Paris "a.
ouesting him to inssiucs the French clergy :,
cease sl opposition to the repub ic, aud t, folio,
to the utmost the Pope's 20 Icy OF Gene la io.
The Sc ling OF this lo.tsr il dlo to tie .s.i..c.
tory interviews that hivs taken plaza resaurv
between he Pope and III, French Am6Js,iior "a
tho Vatican
EoMz, Jan. 14.-csldi4ui sin0onf, 'o'nslIy
Pspal Secretary OF State snl Pre- Get General q,
the Propaganda died to.taT. His des.h VS. dc
to sn attack Of it faor "a from which he ha3 b,ta
srffe.;ng fer several days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
TrvANDRTA. Va
THURSDAY Evening, JANUARY IA.
THE Else in the price of galvanized chest
L,oh ,y,ny IN the hipb price OF TIM

THE Else in the price of galvanized chest
i,oa, ahlct. owing to the high price OF TN
plate, caused By the doubled tariff tax a;s on
that a..io!s. is now used as substitute
therefor, 81 VS. Why The manufacturer OF y
the sort OF iron referred to we're such ardent
supporters of the Mckinley BILL which 'l I'M
noses the high tex on tipplate. Their as'
sieued reason for supporting bill which In
creases the prics If tinplate. was that 1t
would create new industry In this ccun'
try, tinplate making, and increase the dc.
mapd for labor; their real reason vas that
the blsh price Of tinplate, caused by q high
tax on T., would diminish The demand for
chat article, az ncrease that for galvanized
iron, al d thereby sf I'd them plausible
excuse fer raising the price Of the latter
thsir product. and Increasing their. c"n
profits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

JANUARY the Asst. 10 tile country, is TIE
s!me OF the year 10 which each creditor
s.i,es and goes to the place Of abode OF his
debtor. and taking him By the throat,
quotes unto him that narrowing phrase OF
Scripture, "Pay me tbet thou owest me "
In this corr uncture, happy Is that debtor
who is able to run bis hand down IN HE
irowsers POCKET in the confidence that be
will find therein the whersWlthsl to satisfy
his creditor. Cont,ariwise, uohappy is thst otheT
(aud, alas! too frequsns debt,r who may run
both HI, hands in his trowSers pockets but find
therein Hought with which to settle the Just de.
msnds that ara made upon hin. Hs must rhen
enter iato szrl .nstions Of the msrner snd extent
in which he has b5en csueht In the late looms
and go mol!ify the ju.t indignation OF his esi.
Cor tn It the hand msy DO removed from his throat
st las st for a season.- Gocdson Gesttts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
Proceedings Of Congress.
WAsEINGToN, Jan. Il.
SENATE


In his opening prayer the chaplain re-
turned thanks for abundant showers. aue
asked ter. peace be preserved In the great
family o! nal!ors.
Mr.. Morrill, presented memorial from
the astronomers OF the country in relation
to change In the management Of the new
observatory from the Navy Department to
the civil administration.
Mr.. Cullon introduced bill to p.ono!e
the satisfy of employees and travellers by
compelling common carriers engaged ii. IL
tsrstate commerce to equip their cars With
automatic coupIars and continuous brakes,
end their locomotives With driSlug-wheel
breke5.
The Senate took up The calendar, thu first
bill on 1t being one to a!a the State OF Co.
orado to support school of mines. which
was passed.
The bill app.opriatIng $500. 1000 for the
purchase CT ground and the erection there
on 10 The city OF Washington Of bulldog
to bs usad as ha! f records was slso past
90.
The Senate than. at 1850, proceeded to
executive business. and at half past O'Clock
Adjourned till Monday.
HoUsE.
10 anticipation Of the frat political debate
OF the session, the atten danes OF members In
tas H,use this morning was unusually
large, und tina ino.emancy Of thu weslhe,
did not prevent the galleries from contain
ing goodly numbsr Ct spf ciltors.
Mr. O'Neill, of Pennsylvania, presented O
memorial from the congregation OF the Fifth
United Presbyterian Church OF Philae elphla
against tho opening OK the Worlds Fsir on
sundaye.
Among the bills In!rodu,ad were the fol.
loving For the repeal OF the sugar bounty
clause OF tho tariff bill; looking to the ad.
{ lsimsnt o; international d!spu.as without
rs5oft to war.
TAI Holman sn;i-saosiiy resoIu!icn was
taken up for DISCUSSION with the uuderstar
lag that 1t was to ba debated four houra two
By each eide.
Nj. Holman said the expenditures now
were In excess OF thu revenues. and the re-
cssslty OF his resolution was manifest. as
to the question of subad!es, subsidies meant
legislation 70. the benefit OF favored classea
and were feature CT government belongir G
to nonarchea. Was it possible that this
policy, which existed among the csste-sid-
den aud dcwn-tsodden people ofdespotisms,
should be followed In this frse country?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
Death of the Duke of Clsrence.

LONDON, Jan. 14.-Aitsr marked I'm
proVement during sths early part of che
night the strength OF the Duke OF Clerenoi
and Avoudale suddenly failed. About two
O'Clock he began to gradually sok and
death occurred at Oils q m. o. receipt o.
the news the Lord Mayor at onos gave o..
dsrs to have the great bell Ia 81. Paul'a
cathedral tolled. Tho bslIs In Westminster
Abbey we're also toled from IL to l o'clock
The bells In St. Paui's are never tolled cave
on TIA occasion OF the death Of an heir to
the throne, and therefore no further informa-
tlon was necessary for toe people OF London
to make then aware that the Dake bad
finally suocumbed. On all public buildings
flags are displayed at half m asst and through
out tina Whole of London the sad intelIl-
gsnos has been received with expressions cf
tina deepest sorrow.
kilograms from sill parts Of the kingdom
chow that the ne~s of the death of the
duke was received everywhere with tckens
ofdsep respect sud sorrow. Hsr Majesty
Is Frustrated By the blow that haa fallen
upon her through the dss.h OF her grand.
s1n Rrd still remains OF O.borne Hcuse.
B ! the dea:h OF the Dlks o! Clarence and
AyoudsIe. Prince George frederick Ernest
Albert OF Wales, who was born Jure 8. 1865.
becomes The heir CT the Prince Of Wales and
therefore heir p.eaamptive to the throne.
PfiDos George is yeTy popular among all
olassee OF British society. "Is would bs
,yc,phsbcy to say" remarks The St James
Gazette. THAT the hspless prince was regard
81 with enthusiastic devotion or Intense pe..
soual regard By mai,tlsy OF those over
whom he might have ruled. l. was thu cir
Gu ns:aDcs CT his approaching marriage
wherein special pathos liss."
The funeril services oil the Dixie will be
he'd 10 8. Georges ohapsi, Windsor Palace.
As the succession now stands In the even:
Of the deah Of the P:Incs OF Wales and
Price George, the throne of Eog'snd would
iall to the slis Of the Dixie OF F.ie aud afte.
bar death to Lady Alexandra Duff, her
daughter, who lie not yet yssr old. lis,
generally sgrssd that haste will now be
made 10 bringing about too marriage Of
Primes George to semoYo the possibility OF
the Fife succession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

TIE LATE JOHN @. DORSEY The folloE.
ing ar;ieulsrs taken cbieAs from the Louis.
vile, Ky. papers, relative to the death CT
this ycuug gentleman, OF which short &C
cnune he's been published In the GAZETTE,
will be OF interest to our resdere:
John c. Dsrs. y, 8 Jung civil cDsinstr, in II 9
employ ofthe L. & n. 3. T., who bed Just returnt
to reptr; oa his Wink rear New Orle :ns was found
lying on his bod in / room ne the Wsverly He
EEL Louisville o, with wo1. d N Ella ii, h. temp g
i,tol c'asped In his right hand. Not hav-
i1g appesid at bratfast the propIi .tor OF ,ha
hotel won't 10 his room about o'clock Snr d "
morning, found the Tor i!htls open, The gas
still burri G, and saw him l,icg fatly essed on
the bed in such an easy position the pionietor
thought him asleep. The last seen of Dorsey
alive was the night before, when, after having
chst-ed pleasantly u to his companions in
III dioin groom during tea, he ssked for his hoy
and went 10 his room. His hstsnd oyerroat were
hung up, bat nothing else had been tcuchad in
hi, room. AltLo1ph alter ;hs coroi e:s inquest
his rap RI and ccthing were SEARCHED, mt line
cc1Id be found o indicate any Use or int,ntion
oihi, Fart to take bis ! f., 10 IL verdict c!t,d
that he csme to his dta b by q pistol ehot in his
temple, hut from The evidence no causs coull DO
for nj. He WIS In 70 financial oifictlsr, for liz
salary OF SlC0 wes still due him, ind S}3 40 IVES
touni in bis pocket. After the reua!rs arrive
Ia Alex .pdria. surgeon With several othsIt, ex-
anined the vo1nd, probed i, and folnt that the
ball b d ,n;ered the lower yebrow, penetrated to
the brain. eausi, instant death bus had not
eSsa passed ttr,uzh the pkull Thss fact, and
thst there wero no marks pcw1er s,ouod tho
wound, showed clearly the pistol mad not bsen
held near tho head and NUT have bean fired &C.
cieehaly, urcb2biy as he vas aboat to place It, ac
vas hs batls when ID hotol, uuter his pillow.
None of his friends in Louisville believe he ctuld
have intsoded to take his own lif.. Young Dor.
s WIS in high etauding, and greatly es,eensd
by the Chief II his id, who hsa Written m ct
- m nIirnen.a . Iektar IN hia n n har
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says Is fight.

IT Is TO he hoped that Mr. Holmsn's req
olusion, lntfodu:sd in the U. g. House Of
Representatives yss.erdsy, may b passed
by the large democratic msj'rity IN that
body; aud it will bs If those who compose
that M ,rity do nc. repudate the promises
nron which they were elected. No man
thoroughly imbued With democratic ccnTit'
lions can Of j @. to declaration In oppcs;'
tion to bounti;s, that j., to eystezl which
taxes ell tbs people OF the country 10 order
to raise In oney to bs given to favored few,
and in fsyor of she frugal expenditure ofthe
puhlio mopeT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

In THE earlier atd better days OF Virginia
the New Erg!and isms that reiohed her
borders met 70 k.ribbed reefs, upon WHICH
thew broke and returned to their source. Bat
II Is different L OF. and Ii s cad OF being re-
pulsed, as they oDce would have been, they
are welcomed, ard fad loigment In the
yary statutes Of the State. Tbs House OF
D slsgstes yesterday passed bill compeil'
Ing tae boaidj OF directors Of the insane asy.
lam, to appoint femsle physicians to the fe'
male wards of those asylums, or, In other
words, to pus the poor female inmates oil
those asylams In charge Of people ct their
own sex, from tn, North, sna almost as
cranky es Themselves
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

CoNeRRs MAN JdRRY sIMPsog Gays the
crop reports ef The Agricultural Bureau are
given to the speculaters 10 advance OF the
genera, public, that The seed 1t purchases at
crest cost has Loaf germ, atIns power, snd
that Its en- ployees are appointed for politi
cal irhaencs. Now Mr. mcson is MEM
bsr of the Farmers Alliance, AID the Ayr
cultural Bureau is Eua By Secretary RasK,
who knows how to plow and TO soW,
and to reap a1d to NOW, or rs!ner, saye
he doee, end Who is also farmer's boy; 80
thew will have to fight 1t GU. But there is
no do1bt of the fact that what Mr.. Simpson
says ia right.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
Arrest of Train Rohhers

sT. LOUIS, jag. II -Aislbsrs D. slye,
the alleged Glendals train roboer, YES for.
msily arrested yesterday By thu S.. Lona
county authorities snd takea to G aSton. a
man believed to beMaror Hedspesh an Other
Glendale train robbs-, Was arrested a, o..
tervills, No, esteIday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

A GREAT "mirasion" Is now made IN
some ouarters ct the recans sta!emai
of Congressman Mi s to the efscs ttat
the next democratic Presidential nominee
must be western man. There 10
n thing strange 10 thla, certainly noth'rg
strange In the 5aos that 1t is Mils's
opinion, fer long before the commencement
of the active campaign for the speakershlp
@, the House, that gentleman told the writer
of this paragraph he did not think Mr.
cleveland would be the nominee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

WHY TIE oTeera If the silver mines IN
this country and the importers OF foreign
silver should he allowed to have seventy
Eva cents worth OF cir silver coined ITO g
dollar piece is what mus. be understood oy
some people, tut is certainly !ncomprener-
slble to great many moro. Nor can any
logic or consistency be found In the acticn
OF men who declare against bounsieF, npo
vet. at the esE time, support such Dill as
tina. referred to. The old and true oe"o'
cratic doctrine on the coinage gu act If
that the value of money should be inVaria-
BILE. and that dollar found on the BODY OF
q msa City years after hls death, shca'd De
worth q dollar to bic be'.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

Ti7oa ere cfared a bottle ef Salvation Oh
without wrapper. or mutia.ed or dsfseed,
don't bug 1t at any price. yon may. ee sure
thss there Ia Hometning wrorg-it may be e
worthless or dangerous counterfeit. Iosiss
upoo getting perfect. unbroken, genuine
package, IL yellow Wrapper.
Try 1t. Il Will cure sou. D.. BolPd
Cough Syrup. All dealers keep II, Price
Is eeRts,
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a Million Friends.

4 frisr IN iced is friend indeed and not lee;
thsn one pi.lion people have loaad Just friend
DR.. Kings New Di.covery for Consumption,
Coughs and Colds. II you have never used this
Crest Consh Medicine one trial will convinca
you that it has wonderful cuiaive powers ID all
diseases of Throat, Chest snd Lungs. Each botll,
Is gnsrs esd to Go all that is cla;msd, or money
will be lie unded. Trial bottles free at E. Lad
beaser & Bros dug store, Large bottles soc and
81 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
The Virginia State Debt

RICHMOND, Jan. IA -G5v. Mckinney TO-.
dsy cent message to the Legislature Coz
corning toe State deb. and enclosing tie
plan of agreement for ses!lem,n; between
the State debt commission snd A'cott co1l
mttee. Il was re:erred to the Gcance c1m.
mittees CT both hougss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

Ills sumolel that the supply Of D.. Bulls
Dough Syrup Ia not equal to tbs demand.
Druggists should prepare themselses for all
emergencies, as ths people ral3 on them for
this remsdy.
10 preparation could hsVs made thoh a
reputation IS Salvation Oil hes wtthcds In:
trnsic merit Of TIE highest order. Il kills
pain. Pdce 25 csnls.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

The excellent series OF articles OF Ohesp
Money that have appeared ia the Ctntury
Magazine have bean united and p.uted il
pamphlet firm By the proprIetors of that
mssezlne. Il Is 8 timely and ca;YInting
publication, and Is calculated to do great
good II spread among the people.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

In LoNDoN to-day 4sO grains o! silver can
be bought for 81 cents There are oa'7
412} g.aius of sIlVer 10 silver dollar. But,
al the same, the coinage COMMITTEES OF the
democratic o. g. HOUSE, OF representatives.
40 stated 10 yes.e.day'e GAZETTE. has
practically deserniasd to rspors bill fol
the full and unlimited coinage OF Silver dol
lara
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

PR1ScEroS,N Jsn. 14-charles Auzu.tus
Aiken, DID, Phi D. Stuart Professor o; the ro's.
ton Of phi os2hy AMI syieaco 10 tae Christ,n re-
Zig on and of orien al AL Cl. Testament lsers.
turo il Princeton heo lical Semina y, died tlis
morning at o'clock from the grip.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14
DIED.

On weines,a-, Januars1 - 1892 st 4:9o p. H.,
WILLIAM GIBSON. aged 6S years. Funeral
from his ATE residerce % north Pr street, sun.
day Jan. 17ts, at 2 p. m. Friends and acquaint-
ances respectfully invited 10 attsnd.-lWsahing.
t,n papers please copy.l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

The Baltimore Suns regular annual oil.
nsanac. for 1892, has been receiv-d. Like
almost every thing else that CONES ont 81
the San's Office, 1t j, excellsnts
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Earthquake.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Jan. IA disticcs shock o,
earthquake was felt here this norning st oc o,k.
Bal diDgs weie shsken AMI several su u bla resi.
dents were awakened from heir s1mbe.s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

San JOSS, California. must be thrifty
n,soe. as an edition Of Ia Mercury. printed
!he:e, has reached this office, containing no
ies, tnan forty...ouE foil eyed fges:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-14

Court Of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday
r chmond and DinyiIie Railroad Compa.
ny against eco.t. Argued aad submitted.
Harris against Harris. Argued and COZ.
tInueG until to day.