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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Decree for a Foreclosure.

Gertrude T. Griffin WAS given de-
cree in foreclosure yesterday by Judge
Adsit against Lew L. Gartner. ct AL,
for the sum of S362.S4. being the am
cunt OF mortgage and interest given
by the defendants on piece OF land
situated IN the southwest quarter OF
section one OF town nine north or range
eleven west.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
$500.
PETosKEY AND RETURN
G. L. K 1. X. l..
OS Tyranny D.arauED 4ru 1902

OK TUESDAY, OCTOBER Arm, 1892.
Excursion train will leave Grand
Rapids on above date at 1870 n. IN.
arriving Petoskey AZ $50 p. m. Tickets
good for return until October 18th will
be sold for this tram at rate Of $500.
and will be good 10 either Traverse
City or Petoskey. rs may be desired.
Train will arrive at Traverse City Al
ago p. IN.
Peioskey far will be held October
SRI to sth. and Traverse City fair Octo.
Der 4th 10 7th. Apply TO q. Il. & /.
ticket agents, or address J.. l.. Lock
wood, general passenger agent, Grand
Rapids, for further information.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

The Date of Ohio Peoples Excur-
sion
To Cleveland, o., is October IL, 1892.
Special train will leave Grand Rapids
via the Lake Shore Il Michigan South
ern railway at p. m, arriving in
Cleveland at $50 on the morning of the
18th. Fare for the round trip only
$S.l5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
When Nature

Needs assistance it may be best to rem.
der 1t promptly, but one should re-
member to use even the most perfect
remedies only when needed. The best
and most simple and gentle remedy is
Syrup of Figs, manufactured by the
California Fig Syrup company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

Or. =. A. skinner of Texarksus, Ark,
= an enthusiast N the PRAISE OF Cham
herlaln's Pam Balm. He need Il for
rheumatism. and ssys. II found II 20
be most excellent local remedy"
For sale bY r. J. Wurzburg, Druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Sleeper to Indianapolis

va c. a ". NJ. and G. C. c. = 81. L.
Railways. r. selil running from Grsnd
Rapids every ght except saturday st
II s., and Vii continue TO run until
further notice.
GEozGE pEHsvES. q. z. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Storage House-Furnlture Repair.
ing.

W. +. Shattuck Il Co., POS South
Division street, wish TO announce tC
the public In general that they are
about to open store house which will
be completely equipped for the pur
pose it is TO be used. In connection
with their storage business Shattuck
Co. will make n speciality of uphol
stery and furniture repairing, full
and complete line of pushes and tap
estry being carried for the purpose
The entire second floor of the building
will be utilized for renting purposes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
D. @. H.&M. Chang of Tine.

Monday, Oct. 8 the ne~ tine card Of
the D. q II = n railroad VII take
effect. Nght express whlch formerly
.eft at l2-35 a M VI leave a. II ? n.
\ 0 change On othsg trans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Superior Court.

JUDGE BURLISGAME.
Mary b. w. Sparks VS.. II. o. Sparks,
in chancery; divorce granted.
The People We. George w. Cooke, en-
bezzlement; information quashed and
RESPONDENT discharged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

Miss Nellie Buckley will give her fall
opening at her millinery parlors. No.
North Division street, Thursday and
Friday, Oct. 8 and Z.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

Please remember that Barlow Brothers
have mo-ed and are now ready for
business at No. 8 and 7 Pearl street,
lone fight. Look up your orders for
blank books and give us . chance to
figure. Telephone l79, two rings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05

1906 was the lucky number that
drew the Gold Coin cook stove at Van
deIyeen 4 Witman's store by Mrs. j..
Dykstra, 236 sheldon street, city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
LAW AND LAWYERS.
United States Court.
JuDGE sEyERENs.

The Knickerbocker Trust company
vs.. the Kalamazoo County and City
Railway company; order fixing hearing
on receivers petition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Circuit Court-Part II.

JUDGE ADsIr.
Amelia Lillibridge VS.. William p
Walsh, replevin; on trial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-05
Circuit Court-Part I.

JUDGE GROVE.
Herman Henneberger vs.. Elias Mat
ter, assumpsIt; on trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19
In Memnr1am

Died, at his residence at hockdsle FsUqu er
county, Va Mr. JOStP w. PEAK. The de-
ceaeed was born October ID. 1918, and died July
, Let 1891. being in tie 74'h yoar Of lis Ige nr.
Peake, although not q professor OF religion, ye.
was coed citizen, kind husband nd indul-
gent IA her. In his lister years he was d ligelt
reader OF the Bibl3 al d was crest fcle d of the
preachers aud ook great delight in nav, Og them
TO stop al hs HOUSE Whenever they Vi tied the
community. During tho forty years which
Rev Thsddous Kerndon was pastor Of tho Antioch
Church he ever fOuGd hesrsy welcome TO his
Negotiable home For several years bofero he
died the deceased had b,en in feeble health and
at times was crest sufferer but patiently Der,
to use The lapgu ,ge OF his daughter to the writer
the river in peace" ]. H. B.
Died. at her home, at Rockd.'e. Fauluior
county, Vs Mrs MARY A. PEkKE. wiie Of
Joseph w Peske. The deceased was born Sen.
,mber 18th, 1918. and died January 29sh 1882.
death, but bore her sffliclions with most besu,.
ful 'hrssisn spirit TO tho very I,s}, rot r1ur
muir CT word OF comp laint was eve hea d to es-
cape hor lips during the whole time. Sitter Peske
was truly good womsn \ devoted wife, fond
mother and kidd neighbor. several yeais ego
she profe:sed rel. ion and was p,ized by Rev
! hsGdeus Herndon into the fellowship OF the
Antioch Baptist Church, of VIII CD she rcn aimed
pioUs and c)nsistent member until tbs day OF her
dta h ihe deceased leaves behini ten chill iren
AM large cTcle OF friends TO mourn their lcsl
Pu our 10 8 Is her eternal gain. May the Lord
comfort he boresved onos and at last bring thcm
all 10 NEE again IN haven where parting ie
known 10 more trever. J.HB,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19
TELEGRAPEIC BREVITIEs.

Five hundred thousand dollars Ia gold
has beea taken at the New York substreag.
ury for export 10 Ea.ope.
Col. Vim. B. Smith, OF the Ord Pe1rsyI.
vanla Regiment, has besn convicted of con.
duct unbecomiDg 90 officer and gentle
man, and dismissed the SERVICE.
a Dispatch tsom RIO Jsnerio states that
older has bean restored In Csara, from
which Slate reports of trouble came Sc. n.
day.
The State convention Of the peoples party
OF Louisiana MT yesterday end nominated
G. W. Bruce for Governor. J. ]. Mills for
Lieutenant Governor anda full State ticket.
Gov. Hogg, of Texas, has Issued bis proc
lamation converting tho legislature In extra
seuaion March Il, for the purpose Of reap
por,ionlng the State and for other measures
The whisky uss ia backing syndicate
which will endea7or to secure control OF
all the byeWerias In ChIcargo not belonging
to the English syndicate.
Berry Turner, notsd outlaw, vas no..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19
Congressional

Ia the o. 8. Senate yesterday afternoon
after Discussion on The resolution to have
senators esleCted by tie people, tie resolu.
ton vsat oysr. Senator Chiffon introduced
joint resolution Ios IieIn,el sessions of
Congress, which was temporarily laid Oh the
liable. Resolutions Of respect we're passed
the memory OF the lsts Senator Plumb,
,nd addressed made bS Senators PETER,
OockrelI, Allison, Morrill,, Daniel and t1ess.
Ia the House Mr.. Gssry reported his
Chinese EXCLUSION bill. The Indian sppro-
prialion bill wss discussed until oontro-
Versy was started Oh the silver que tlon
whsu Mr.. Bland charged Mr.. Harter tt
anfsIrness by sending antl.sl7er circulars
90 the G.. A. B. psste.
The s1b.comm:t ZEE of the Senate commit
ee on privileges cad eles tons has sut1or.
lad the bill for t,e election of . allied States
senasoc::s By the people to be faVorably reo
ported to the full comm tee.
The anti silver democrats In the House
are securing signatures for caucus. 10 be
he'd next Thursdsy evening, to consider the
rec silver coinage i,sue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19
Foreign News.

DUBLIN, Feb. 1.-THE National Press
comm enting to-day on The Irish governmen
Oil introduced By Mr.. Balfour in the House
OF Commons yettsfday afternoon, says he
measure is "a beggarly account Of meaning.
less provisions like Japanese toy. consist ne
OF succession Of empty ooxee one within
the olhsr." The Freeman's Journal decIarei
that the bill ia q Legislative AZ, an appeal q
the country on thia legislative aborlioa
would make Baliour and his colleague q
laughing stock. The Independent says tina!
che measure is "a shame, fraud, and an
Jesuit. Net much was TO be expected from
q Uaionist ministry, but nothing 30 r!dlou.
lous 90 this bill was anticipated"
CANNES, Feb 19.-Mr. Deac,ns, who shot and
killed N. Abeilo in Mrs. Deacons, chamber We'd
nesday night, vas to-day examined by masis
trate. The magistrate declined to a-mit him on
bail at once, but promised to conlI Ter the eppi
catian. In the meantime Mr.. Deacons will remain
in prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19
Tribute of Esespect.

Alta meeiog Of the .cckholders of the sp,lcg
Park Improvement Company, he'd OF the II h
last the following were I'd pt,d:
WHEREAS, In the inscru abe wi,5o n OF Him
who-e way are past dndins out," our late Pr.si-
dent Mr. EDWARD g. HIGHT, Ia, been removed
b7 death, ana tho ways which knew him will
know Dim no more forever and
WHEREAs This company desires to express
moat EN- h.tic.lly It's appreciation Of tie yal1a-
bic Services OF the deceased, and to tcstify to his
moral worth, his business ability and his unainch-
ing int gritty and uprightness in all tie relntions
OF life to his genial manner and to his valuable
hiendshiD; therefore DO it
Resolved, That Ia the death OF Mr. Edward
Hisht cur late President, tbia company has sui.
fered an irreparatle oss Al that while we de.
sire humbly totuhmi, to gin who doeth all
,hi1es well" We W sh also to place on record THE
Testimonials to the iifs md seryicea OF orr deceased
Presid Mt; no it urth.r
Re9olvei, last to The widowed wife AID OF
our friend we ex end our most earnes5 sympathy
in this dark hour o. their I'll c,oD, and that
secretary be requested 10 send to The family OF
the decea,ei copy OF this preantls sn1 reac-
lutiou5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19

The FISHERIES committee OF the U. b.
House OF Representatives Is now considering
@ bill to allow northern fishermen to catch
menhaden and maokerel In the waters OF
Virginia irrespective of the State laws.
Amoug those who have argued in favor OF
the bill Ia Mr.. o. a. Browne OF Charles
City, Virginia, who ssys food fisheries are
not Injured by the fisheries referred to.
Congressman Jones Of Virginia opposes
the bill upon the ground Of its unconstitu-
eionality, and his opinion is sustained by q
long list Of judicial decisions. II northern
fishermen can catch fish In Virginia waters
irrespective OF state laSe. Why can't north
ern oystsrmen take the last oyster frona The
same waters
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19

tally wounded 81 Middlebc.c. K7., ye.t.,
DAY while st.empticg to opcspo ane,
HI vas then captured and haused bv HI,
oaptors.
An engine on the San Antonio & A,srz,,
Pass railway Jumped the tsck six mile.
from Horston, Tex, yesterday. T6e,s
were half a dezsn fiiepds Of The ereipee,
on beard taking ride, three Of ehcn VEN
killed and three seriouely Injured.
In Los Angeles LAST night, Gso. J.,
Blan che, he msrire, agreed to kpccE
out ell comers liz four rounds icr pureo
TIE challenge vac accepted By Child, a IL
pound negro, who knocked the msrius on,
ia the Sd round. The ia.t,r's i,ieuds .ay
be has been drinking the pas. few weske
The arrangements &c. inspecting ,bs
maple sugar work in HE district comprise
Maine and Vermont, made necessary in ~
der to pay the bounty provided by the Mc.
Kln!ey bill. hsve been completed. Moi.
peier has been selected es the genera! head.
quarters Il ia Estimated that he uarlo
sugar bounty will take 81 500 000
The British steamer Sir Waiter RalciOb
from PniIsde phia for Faimottl arrived IN
Bantry Bay, Ireland, On sstu dag last with
her shaft broken. Il wss impt ssb 10 make
repairs there 60 Tug was engaged to con.
vey her to aaoiher poit. o. the way a
storm came up. ihe ha.sers broke and tie
tug had to abs ndon b 1t smer. The lsit
has her ficers AID crew % board, AID whsu
Isss seeo wee dff,iug eeswerd.
Charles O. Cummings, coiored, was hacg.
ed at Ssvannsh. Ga. to-day for killing Da.
vic Williams, colored, In November 1890.
The condemned man Taiked up aud down
the corridor OF the jail singing hymns 10 O
voice go loud as to be heard blocks away,
Ia bidding his islow.prlsoners good bye
Cummings made up shor: doggerel 10 suit
each case. HIS religions enthusiasm waa o..
most msniecal and De died witn tbs be!Af
of going straight to hsaven.
Fiyc In Cleveland early this morning de-.
atroyed the Tracy building 10 which va.
the large dry goods es:ab!tshm AT Of Z Il.
McGillu, caur n, loss If $3.50 Co., TIL,
nc.tl Rops anc Harrington cscck scEo,a
Seneca street from The Tracy baldlrg, IL
watch is located the UaIon National bank
aud Egble's dry goods sore, was damaged
t, the eztsr Of 500 eco. Faldhe!m's sh.e
sore on Superior street. adjoining the Tracy
alock. wss damaged 20 the extent $1,000
The fve.ttory mill at Lohigh avenae and
Fourth .tIeet, Philadelphia, occu lied By Homer
Brothers. carpet company, was .d!y damaged by
Ere this morning. The mill occaI les whole
block and employs about thousand hands most
of whom arc women. All succeeded in escaping
uniniured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19
vIg1IalA HGWs.

The Roanoke grand jury is investigating
the Iynch,ng of Will Lavender, colored, bu
with little success.
Rsv. Wm. G.. Lumpkin, died in Manohss
ter yesterday, aged 81 years. BE wGs 10 th'
active work Of the ministry, Virginia Con
ference Methodist Episcopal Church South
for 80 years.
A sensation has been caused In Lynch
burg recently by Mr.. Jas. NJ. Booker. ont
OF the wea't hest men in that city, publish
ing In Richmond notice warning the pub
lio not to credit hIs wife, Mayzsne Booker
Divorce proceedings are suggested.
Elisha Elicit, ex postmaster at Jennings
Ordinary, q station on the Richmond sDo
Dangile Railroad. was turned to deaf
Wednesday night In caboose car at Crewe
on the Norfolk and Weit,rn Railroad. by
which company he was employed az Hsg
man.
The Senate finance committee have
agreed to report favorsbly q bill to appro
priate annually q sum not exceeding $50. DOC
to Lee Camp Soldiers Home on condition
that Lee Camp deed the property TO the
State, said property to be turned over to
the State within twenty-five years.
Jas. n. Sprouse. boy years old, pu
pil at the D. D. aud B. Insitue at staun,
ton, on Wednesday fouad railroad torpedo
He pounded 1t on g rock waen 1t burst and
badly Injured hics about the face, hands apo
legs.
John Irving. colored. who WAS coovIote
Of being an accessory TO tbs murder OF Dap
B. @. Qaeeby, q prominent Cit zsn Of Meek
lepburg county, about two gesrs ago. auo
sentenced to II years. mpr!st Dment In the
penitentiary. hos been discharged from jsI
In Petersburg nclle pres. having been Oh
tered 10 lac ease.
The Mrs. Minoie Nichols whose suicide 10
New York has caused such ssusstion, wss
the adopted daue1t,r Of VIM. Wet g. for
mer wealthy citiz IN of Richmond, now dean
She sang 10 church ohoirs 10 Richmond
married and lost her three children by dipb.
taeris. She subsequently, went on the
stage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19

A HUSBANDS REVENGE Edward Par.
ker Dsaccns. i've OF the Uu.ed Statee
who, With his vie, was soicurning at
Csn0ea. France, found n. AbeiIie, an at.
taohe of the French diplomatic service, In
nis wl.e's bedroom at midnight Wednesday
Digit He fred tlree lines at Aoeile, so
outlets sinking ihe Isfier, Who died SOC.
s.quans'y Mr.. aud ars. D:aoons came
from Bos' CD, Whsre hey are sad to have
wealthy and III len,iGi reiat Ves Mr.
Deacons had lived abroad for sbau fifteen
years, off and 90. Els wife Is daughter
u the late Admiral Bald wiu, and ia q
wealthy womsn in her own Fight. Che Ia q
very handsome woman, and her husband re-
oet 3 is sad to have become exoitable aud
j.slous, owing to the excessive attention
which che has received from tho many
friends of ths..famlly Mr. Dsaoons Yves ct
nee placed undsr are t, bat it Ia the gen.
-ra opinion among The American residents
be.e that he did 'ju-t the right thing.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19

TIE LosDoN Times says The arguments
that the free silver coinage bill now tefore
Congress twill attract gold and raise the
price Of cotton and grain msy suffice for the
southern and western farmers. but 1t Ia too
fl msy to affect the north" This elbows the
es,im alton in which the intelligence of the
people Of the South Ia held abroad; and that
it should be 30 is only natural, in view OF the
support given BY many southern people to
the bill referred to AID to others no isss
cranky and Injurious even to themselves
The people OF the S lu,h are poor. and there
fore are more In need Of good money. and
can less afford to have that which Ia bad,
than those of the North. The value OF good
money is always stable; that OF bad. is al
ways variable; and the rich alone profit OF
the latter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19

PRESIDENT HARRIsoN's threat to REIN.
psse taxes on the imports from foreign ooun'
sries that do not accept the terms of his pro-
posed reciprocity treaties, doesn't seem to
be By eny means as effective es he vainly
imagined It would be. The little republic
of Nicaragua, Ia which many Congressman
are disposed to spend millions of government
money In the construction OF en- interoceanio
canal, so far from accepting The terms refer
red to, has Just Imposed q prohibisorg tax OF
100 per osns. 9pop mporss from this ooun.
fro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19

MR. 8. W. ALL3sToN, of Illinois, who
stated that he was practical tsrmer. aDd
had been for forty years, appeared before
Q subcommittee OF the q. g. Senate judicl-
airy committee yesterday. SO an opponent OF
ahe anti-option bill. and said be believed the
promoters OF that bill were q combine Of mill
iers who did business on Eoglish oapi.
ssl. In suoh echemes as the one referred to
Shere are always wheels within wheels. and
wise legislators will sso!d tneu. Congress
nor State legislatures have any thiog to do
with private business tba. ia not criminal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19
Fauouier Notes.

Since the msc-dog scare oumbar of dogs
10 Wsrrenton HAYS basu poisoned. Mrs
Robertson, Wiis OF Rev Waller b. Robert
son, ia trying 10 administer go aatidtt, to 8
poisoned dog, wss bitten on tas thumb
Sholt y afterwards the dog died.
Mr.. B F. Cickrill, H., OF Tennessee. has
rented, With the privilege cf buying, Icnis
Hill, tae beautiful residence near Warren.
ton, of the late Mr. John III. Forbes. Mr.
Cockril lie lover and breeder OF fine st,ck
Mr. McMillsu has on hls place In this
cour tg o pumbsr OF fne horses unequsled
on Virginia soil, and unsurpassed anywhere.
For young mare Lizzie May, he has re-
GETTY refused four thousand dollars from
Miller & Libby. and for ~eanllng be re.
fused the round sum OF 81 900.
Constable Withers has been sent t, bring
Messrz. Soindis, a. R Rosenherger and
Shirley, the insovei bankers. 10 this
oout t.. wnere they will be ndit I'd ct ihe
February term Of the court Puolo senti-
m ent, 1t Is said. is already so irfamed
against lhese men that If they are irlsd by a
jury no power on earth will keen them out
of the peniten.!sry.- Warrenton Virginid,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19
The Gambling Bill.
Governor.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb 19.-The Mushhacb
Monte Carlo bill was again discussed In the
House to-day until the hour for special or
der arrived. Mr.. Hunter, OF L7nchburs
supported 1t. and Mr.. Bandheiu;, Of Aexan.
drls, occupied the remsinder Of the day, and
may probably. before be concludes,ststs how
he stands with regard to it. rs s'a.es that
he expects to talk three hours on IL. The
general impression is that the bill Will
pass on Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19

IT Is rspor ted Una, ms li.aie country pri
vate banks which failed in this section OF
Virginia mouth or two ago will pay all. or
nearly ali, OF their Indebtedness. Vastly
different is 1t with the immense private
Fisld bank In New York city, whose debts
amount to over two million dollars, while
forty thousand Is the extreme limit OF Its as.
sels And then, too, the Virginia bankers
did not play crazy to avoid sheir rssponsl.
biIisv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19
FS1oAy EVENING, FEBRUARY 10.
Ma PERRY BELMONT. who is an exon

ME- PERRY BELMONT, who is an exon"
grsssnaa, and who was Minister to Spain
says: ,,
'sIs wac the republicans and mugTumps
vho actually made Hill a Presidential eau
6idsso In this st,te. They made what tnes
cali 'Hllisrn' the Issue In the last campaign
and .Hil!!sn' won by SO 900 Then, 10 e1.
esnare ton at crushing defeat, tasy vent
az far as to say taat Hi was trying to 'steap
the legislature by violating the Law, ana ae-
msoded that he should submit to the judi
cIel power. Failing 10 that they said tina.
whom Hill arrived In Washington he Wo9:a
disappear forever. But on the contrary Dis
power and Importance ere greater now tnsn
ever bsfore."
Y,s, Senator Eil's popularity is due IN
great part to the opposition OF mugTump'
and republicans. The vast body of demo-
orats In every State love him for the ene-
miles he has made" Democrats desire Tor
their leader 10 the coming 6aht man VINO
can lay his hand upon his heart and say, Il
am democrat" ADD WHO Is opposed oS
mug9oup. d r"pu oiicsns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-19

Tgg BILL ~ . Isg's'a uro 10 appropriate
m .oey Tor tee Cniosso 'air has been smeno
ed by the Sarate commi tee. 10 "h'oh Ii War
rsierre3, ny reducing thesum s95 600. Aty
appropriation. for 'hs purpese referred To
would MOI only % uDcoos-"tt 'nsl, Do
In view of tn. ts'ms upon which be SIT
bas re- e q settled her dab, "a $ Unseen
IL. I!tles ate have $4,000 TO give away
let her ossiow it upen the old and ird gen
soldiers who defepdsd her coil against In
vasion, or expsnd 1t for some nscesssry pnr'
pose, such 80 the improvement OF her toads
II per chance any creditor OF Virginia sdou 9
go to the isir referred to, and see tEere
Virginia exit it, aad learn thst Vi'gioii
gave S35, 600 for supporting 1t, his opinion
OF ths S.ste, By no mears too good ss it is
would cersaiulv not be biehteoed.