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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-08
TELEaRAPHIC PREVITIES.

The Laurel, Nd, rollar four mills, located
at the railroad station there, we're totally de-
stroysd By FIRE to day. LOSS $40 600.
Governor Flower. Of New York, he's We
toad the Cohoss election inspectors bill
oger which the democrats in the Legislature
have had so much trouble.
Tie various employees of the U1ited
st,ses Express Company all along the line
between Washington ard New Orleans are
endeavorlng to locate sealed package,
which is ssid to ooLtain nearly $4,000. and
which has gone sstrsy CT been stolen.
Venezuelan rebels sre reported TO have sus'
tanned another repu Sc. They are reported to
have fl ID in ail dirtc ions and TO be disorganzed
General Crispo is in hdi' and hia residence is
occupied by ihs government troops. There is
said to be coed prospect for tho speedy restors-
ton Of peace.
The Ohio crop b1ll,tin estimates the whest
crop IF this year at 25, 900 bushels, an in
crease over last year of 3o00,o bushels The
barley yield is estimated at 78 per cent. OF lset
years crop; rye at76 per cent; corn at 60 per
cant and fruit at IA per cent
1t is stated in Indisn apolis that tho Gray and
Cleveland fractions have finally reached com.
promise. Gray is 10 have the Indiana delega-
tion'4 vote for few bslote, the delegation then
to g, to Cleveland and stay with him until the
battle is ended.
Samuel Clarke, aged GO, was fatally shot last
night at Telado. Ohio, by George Lei:hart. A
law suit between the mon, both of whom stand
high in the community, is supposed to have been
the cause.
The Tennessee river at Chattanooga has risen
over twenty feet in the last forty eight hours, and
is still rising six inches an hour. The country
between Alabama City and Alfalfa, Ala. is in
undated.
A big freight rate war is impending between
the fast freight lines between the Missouri river
and the Atlantic saaboard.
The alarm occssoned by the frequency of ID
cendiary fires In Vienna continues to grow. They
are thought to be The work of anarchists.
Mics Alice Field, d,u liter of Cyrus Field, has
been pronounced Insane.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-08

The NORFOLK AND WESTERN Road
The annual report OF tae Norfolk and West
ern Railroad, which hss just been publish
cd preliminary to the annual meeting OF
stockholders on May 4, makes most irtsr-
es!iug showing Of the progress OF the road
which now ranks ss one OF the most SUBJ
s.aptisl of southern railroads, and In few
montas will become one Of the most impor-
tant trunk lines of the country. President
F. ]. Kimbail reviewed the improvement t.
and extensions OF 1891 and concluded his
report 90 follows: with the completion
this year OF the Ohio extension. the leasing
of the Roanoke and Southern Railway and
the Lynohburg and Durham Railroad, the
new connections made with other roads and
the construction In the near future OF the
Washington branch, the business OF the
company promise to become very large, and
90 tax its resources to the utmost to move
is.n The completion Of the Washington
branch means the building of road from
Berrsvllle or Front Royal to WASHINGTON or
the leasing OF the Manassas or the w. D.
road from the B & D. Company.
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Markham. Va, April 5. 1892.
YIReIhIA EgWs.

The fredericksburg 0rays have reorgaI-
lied with Mr.. T. McUracken as captain.
Gen. Harry Heth will act ss chief mar
ehel at the dwelling OF the a. P. Hill
statue, In Richmond, May 80. Gen. Hill's
widow and two daughters will attend the
unvei!ing.
There was heavy discharge from the
Norfolk nayy-yard Wednesday night OF
woEkmen IL the eeveral chops Of the COZ
strnction department owiBg to the advanced
stage OF the work On the new, ships.
a decree was entered last week 10
friendly suit 10 The King George Circuit
Court authorlz ng John q. Mason, trps ee.
to sell that magnificent estate, "Belle Grove"
the property of the late Osroiinus Turner
and the birthplace Of President James Mad.
ison.
Prof 3 B. williamson, "a years old, died
suddenly last night In the reading room of
the Fifth Avenus Hotel, New York. Prot.
Williamson was born In Winchester. He
vas chemist and was for 8 long time pro-
lessor la the Smithsonian Institute at Wash
lSetor. He was brother OF tns Isle Dr..
Williamson, dentist, OF THE city.
TIE house OF Treakle Francis, colored.
near Ffanktown, Northampton county.
was destroyed by fire Wednesday night,
and one of his children perished Frapois
was sleeping with his wife and three small
children, In an upper room, when the fire
broke out, aid, as the stairway was abiszs,
he leaped out OF the window. got ladder,
and rescued his wife AID two of his child.
req. On going back for the other child, be
found that 1t had rushed down the burning
stsircase, and had perished In the aames.
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Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday.
stsarns's executor vs. city OF Richmond
from the Circuit Court OF the city OF hion
mond: reversed. Judge Lewis delivering the
opinion, Judge Hinton concIrrirg IN the re-
suit, but not In the Option. ~ ~.
Psgs vs.. Belvin srd others. from the Cir'
cult Court of the city OF Richmond re-
yersed, Judge Lucy delivering the opinion
WsddiiI "a. Sebree, from the Circuit Coui
of Hsprico county reversed, Judge LscF
deIiye,ing tbs opinion, Judge Hlaton Die
septIug. Judge Fauntleroy not BIT ing.
Bu,russ. Son & c.. vs. Tfant. from the
Hastings Court of Portsmouth; affirmed,
Fauut eroy delivering opiRiou.
Berkeley vs.. Commonwealth, from the
Circuit Court ef Charlotte county reversed,
Jndps Hiaton delivering opiaion.
Berkeley & Harrison vs. Tiosley:: III N
CORPORATION Court of Danville; amImeo
Judge Lacy delivering opinion, 'uoee
Fanntleroy disse nt!ng.
Eimunds vs.. Bruce, from Circuit court o.
Charlotte; reversed, Judge Lacy delivering
cp,nior. Judge Richardson dissenting.
Prince ys. Commonweslt1; writ OF error
and supersedeas awarded TO Judgment o
Circuit Court OF Wyths county on the l0.f
OF March, 1892
R,ii 1ron We. Commonwealth, Postsl Tel
egraph Company We. Norfolk ana mes.ef.
Railroad Company prince george case]
and Virginia, Tennessee and Cafohna See
and Iron Company We. Wilder ana o'ners
rshearing denied.
Connecticut Fire Insurance Company W
Tilley; argued and submitted.
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Foreign News,

LONDON, April SIT now transpires that
fourteen lives were Lest By the sinking OF
the steamer Hansa in collision with the
steamer Fakenburg, reported yesterday.
MELBOURNE, April Sit is believed that
the tral Of Deemlrg will prove one CT the
most interesting ever taken place any
where Ia the world. The dsterce will be
insanity. It Is thought that DaemlDg's
counsel would be glad to have him pos.-
lively identified SIS tho Whlieohapel mon
ter to prove that ne was mentally Irrespon-
sible, fur oil those murders committed with.
out the slightest reasons. showed tae brutal
ferooity OF maniac. a vsss majority o.
the public believe, however, that DaemiDg
Ia responsible for every act be has commit
ed. Dsemlng slept we'll last night, but the
nervous ard mental strain to which he is
cut acted Ia t;lling upon him. In fact. de-
spite bis air of bravRdo, The man appears to
be bresking down.
BEsLIN, April S.-Dootor Poninsky, q
high Polish ecclesiasic, who was travelling
through Koaoieleg, was wsylsyed by meD,
who we're apparently waiting for him. and
before he could make single attempt to
either dsfend himself or escape, all four Of
them fred at him with revolvers. The doc.
tors body was riddled with bullets and he
died almost instantly. A number of VII
layers nearby heard the firing, pursued the
assassins and finally brought them to bay.
The assaeslns made desperate fight sgairs
arrest and finally one of them was killed.
They also then refused to surrender, but,
placing their revolvers to their heads, blew
their brains out The bodies were searched
aud on each Of them was found red ticket
on which was printed the words, "Esecu-
ton Committee of the Polish anarchists"
PARIS, ApI. S.-Ths cuatsms committee
OF the Chamber Of Deputies has unanimous
" approved the commercia! agreement be-
tween France and the United States nego-
tia.ed by Mr.. Whitelaw Raid.
LONDON, April. s In the House OF Com
mona to-day Mr.. Alexander Blame, (Pernel.
i.e) member for South Armagh, gave notice
that month hence he would move that the
time had come to establish an Irish ParIia-
ment In Dublin to manage and control al.
fairs In Ireland, including the land legisla.
ton, judicial appoini mants and The Irish
constabnlary.
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Tup FACT tnat toe Maryland Legislature
LIN EAoA II, o. tha Confsd.

TUE FACT tnat toe Maryland ieslsiSIuse
made small appropriation for the o0nlsu'
e-sta soldiers home in that State ano re-
fused 10 establish Union soldiers nome
+bsre Is awaited OF by some OF the Eepuoii'
nan newspapers of the North as favorable
opportunity fer again denouncirg those S0 e,
onoe laid .rebsllicus hands upon tns nag.
Tue papers referred to don't forget .ce la'
that the Door Coniederates are taxed 10 pay
their full share Of the billions OF dollars sha'
are expended in pensions snd on homes 'of
the men who impoverished them' though
Oh ey have DO government, either stste OF
federal. to supply their wants. NO, toes
rather reyel in tba, knowledge. and MOCK at
the oonfedarstss' suferiugs, and abuse those
who try to mitigate tnem. ard tios "Maron'
iop Through Georgia" and cry ne V'c''S
They do forget, however tna' ''m' a.
least SETS ell things even"
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and will fesl sorry for them whsD th ,ha
ability To Stand the Force bill Ia put 70 Vhe

ability to stand the Force bill Is put 10 VIC
Fx.eove,uor Hugh 8. Thompson Of SCUM .sn
o.Sei,uo and aI-essIstent Secretary OF tne
Traasnrv. under Mr.. Cleveland, ana mem
her of t5e civil service commission, nae re-
sIo,od the latter position, tae salaty VI
whIcb ia So 500, and accepted that OF comp.
,roiisr If the New York Lie losatance
uemnsny, the salary OF which Is sloo Vo .
seG Tho name OF Congressman Meredith OF the
AIa1sn6ris district was included IN the ar
,ioIo in the Voice, to which Mr.. FuDston OF
Kansez. took exception yesterday, as drlnk'
mo In the restaurant Of that body. MI.
Msredith SAWS he would take toddy chen
aver he feels the need Of ore, If De could, out
that he is occupied so necessarily 10 trying
TO get offices for his constituents that ne
doesn't have time to eat, let alone d!inK.
Messrs. Marshall Mccormick, OF Berry
vile, and Robert Barton, ct Winchester
argued the cult OF Castleman vs Opie IN Inc
q. 8. Supreme Court this afternoon.
Peoole from Warrenton say the prcKen
prIyate bank cases have been COMPROMISED
It is said at the court house here today that
the schneider murder Gaze will not DO gisen w
| the Jury before noon to morrow. witt. a.,
trics here to-day, say that c. ngressm IN Buchanan
from that district, will be renominated aao re.
elected. II 80, he will be tbiid tezmer. Fol
thirty odd years Mr. Buchanan Is Inc oniS t La
who has repres scented ,hat district for more Iran
The bill for railroad from Washington to ;, At 7.
l;ngton. via ferry near the foot Of the " hite
House grounds, has been referred by the sena.'
District OF Coumbis committee to suo.com
mittes who, it is understood, will make iaVof
| able report thereon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-08
NAWa OF TIE Day.

Henry Wood, Of B ishtop, Eggland, wss
yesterday sentenced TO death for sssaultipe
and murdering ive-yeaE-old girl.
The liquor licenses granted In Pni'ale.
phia show an Increase Of 1876 over Iass
year. although the fee has been increased 10
81 600.
The municipal authorities Of Bsrlln will
petition Chancellor Oapfivi t. tar the mil.
itny constructions which permit the le.k.
Less shooting OF c!Viians by sentlnels.
The RIst election under the new Austria.
Ian election law. in West Virgins, took
place at Huntington yesterday and resulted
in au overwhelming victory for the demo.
Gratis.
President Harrison left Washiogton last
night for Nav Church, Accomsc county
Va, on the Chesapeake bay, snipe shooting
he expects to rsturn to Washington By Sat.
urday evening.
Colored ministers Of b t more have IL.
suad an appeal to white people to ED in
putting stop to lynch lag 10 the South,
They had better use their Influence In pre-.
venting negro assaults on white women Ia
the South.
John A. Morris, OF the Louisiana Lottery
Company. says that the lottery company
will dissolve and go out OF bu mess at The
expiration of it1 charter 10 1895 Mr.. Nor.
ris denied that the company cortemp!s!es
establishing 10 Mexico OF elsewhere.
Carl Augustus Sampson, the American
"strorg man" who eau life hcrses. pilpos.
&c., With the greatest OF ease, was sentenced
to one years imprisonment in London yes.
terday for the theft OF diamonds and other
jewelry from Mrs. Margaret Bernstein.
Michael Curry, of PI.tston, Pa, ended bis
life yestsrdsy by lying down and touching
eff several sucks Of dynamite on tis bress
TIE face WAS blown ewsy, ss also wea the
flesh on the treaet and abdomen Both
arms were chs ttersd, aud ore hand is miss.
Jog. The body was found by Curry's vile.
The mans mind was affected. and he hsd
threatened on several occasions to take hIs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-08

CONFEDERATE VETERANS Gen. J. 3.
Gordon. Gen Longstreet. Gen Kirby Smith,
Senator Daniel and others arrived at New
Orleans yesterday to attend the confederate
reunion.
Fully 10 900 people srii9ed during the day.
Senator Gordon. Senator Dsnel, Gen Ki,by
Smith, Gen. Cabsll, and Mrs.. Jefferson
Davis and Mics Winnie DaVIs we're the hon.
cred 9uests Of the day.
The cavalry association Geld lis reunion
Gen. W. e. Jackson. of Bale Meade fame,
presided. -Four Independents were allow.
ed each State.
The meeting OF the general association
took place to-day. Senator Daniel deliver
ed the grafton at the French Opera House.
the sponsors CT the various States forming a
tableaux during tbs speaking.
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Massachusetts Democrats.

Boston, Apl. S-The democratic State
convention for the choice OF four delegates
to the rationa! convention at Chicago met
this forenoon. Tnres different tickets were
distributed through the nall. Edward
Avery was unanimously chosen as psrms'
usnt chsirman and made an address. When
Mr.. Avery said the next President must be
a democrat there wss applause and shouts
of Cleveland" and cheers were demanded
and given fos Cleveland WITH will and
tiger. Then came call for cheers for Hill
Thsae were given, but with mixture Ct
hjasae
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Two glFle, giving their names es LIrds
Tyler and Mamie Tucker, arrived in Wash
inet,n Wednesday night ffom Richmond,
and Miss Tyler put cp for the night ct a
house on Tenth street, just below Penrsy-
vsnia avenue, while Mamie Tucker went to
the First Precinct Station, and placed her,
self under the protection o! the mstron ct
that place. Yesterday morning the two
girls called on Sanitary Officer Frank snd
asked for transportation back to Richmond
Each accused the otder Of persuadiug her
Int, coming there. Bo;h we're sent home
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, April s
SENATE

After the routine morning business res
olution was offered by Mr.. Vest and agreed
to, calling on the commissioners OF the Dis
triot of Columbia fer information as to what
street railroad companies have exercised
the powers and privileges given them as tc
changing their motive power; also as TO
what companies have not complied with
the law of March %. 1889. requiring their
rails and roadbeds to be level with the sur.
face OF the street, and way the commission
ers have not taken steps to compel them to
do go.
The consideration OF tie District appro-
piiation bill was resum ed-the question be-
ing upon the appropriation for entertaining
the national encampmens Of the G. A. B.
After q two houra' discussion the vote
was taken on Mr.. Cockerell's amendment
requiring the whole amount to be psid out
of the revenues OF the District Of Columbia.
Tbs amendment was rejso:ed-yeas II
nays 80.
HOUSE.
On motion OF Mr.. McMillin, of Tennessee,
a resolution was adopted directing tbs Com
m!ttee on Pablo Lands TO examine iuto the
circumstances under which certain leases
Tor paroes OF ground In the Yellow2tone
National Park were mt de In March, 1889.
By the Secretary OF tie Iateror TO the Yell
l,wttone Park Association, and Why they
were afterwards rescindsd end the same
granted to enc s. 8. Huntley.
Mr. Ealoe. Of Tenn essee, moved THAT the
House go into the Committee on tbs Ptigate
Calendar.
Mr.. McMilln, of Tennessee. hoped that
this would not be done. and suggested 10
his colleague thet come day next week could
be set apart for the consideration of private
business.
Mr.. Barrowa, of Michigan, Inquired
whether debate wss In order.
The Speaker replied taas it was not.
Mr.. Burrows remarked that the chair had
ruled few days ago that 40 proportion for
an agreement was in order.
The Speaker: D,ea the gentleman objectp
Mr., Burrows: The gentleman does not
object. he supposed TIE chair would OBJ.
jecs-call the gentleman from Tennessee
to order and order him to take his seet.
Tae Speaker: Tbs choir will undertake to
manage his own busineas.
Mr.. Burrows: The chair does not zee fit to
conform to his rulings o! the other day.
The Speaker: Tbs gentleman can have
go cor trpveray With the chair.
After this little psstags as arms Mr.. Eu-
loe's motion was defeated-yess 81, rays
104 and tie House vent into COMMITTEES on
the cott'n bsg:ing bill.
Mr.. EOgllsb, Of New Jereey, the author
OF ths old hsllsd Of "Bsn Bolt" took the
flor. His voice wes very wesk, and be
took hle position directly in front Of the
Speakers deck.
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An EIoper Mobbed.

BoyEBTowN, Pa., April S.-John Zaher,
who, While organitt Of st. Johns Lutheran
church here, eloped last December with
Miss Dalla Wertzsl, the soprano In the
choir, returned lat evening and was given
warm reception. a crowd gathered and
Z1ber wss seiz:d and ridden on rail
through .hs streets Of the village, while thu
crowd pelted him with mud and st5nes. He
WAS finally rescued from the mob. which
was composed of nearly the entire male
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Ispscssl Correspondence Of tAe Alexandria Gase'se
WASHINGTON. .. o.. April S. 1882.

Ispscsa Correspondence Of he Alexandria Gasesse]
WASHINGTON. .. O.. April s. 1882.
The Rhode Island election has had dis
sstrous effect upon the recently revived
Cleveland boom. Sslstor Gray OF Dea-
ware, heretofore Cleveland man. said TO-
day the CieSe sad people mad assured him
that they could carry four New England
States: that oas Ct tha four was Rhode L.
lsnd. and that the result there induced him
To think it wopld be the same IN the otner
three. IL Ia patent, he said, that Mr CleVe.
land can not carry New York. SENATOR
Vest. another Cleveland man heretofore,
ssps today Cleveland is not 10 1t, end that
he Ia for Flower. Indeed, TIE only Senators
who still profess TO hold Oh to Cleveland are
Villas. Palmer and German, though the TWO
latter are known to hsve the Presidentlal
hes In their own bonnets. Congressman
Jones of Virginia, another strong Cleveland
man Until recently, Gays to-day he Is COZ
WINGED that 1t will be uuwise to nominate
either Cleveland or Hill. Col. Robt. Burke
of S.suntor, Va, says Cleveland cEazs ex-
lists in his town. but that Sill well informed
people know that Mr.. Cleveland Cannot De
electsd II nominated, and that he thinks the
wisest course the national convention can
adopt will be to allow the delegates from
New York, Indiana, New Jersey sad Coz
nsoticut to name the nominee. A letter re.
ceIysd here to-day from Judge Briggs, ofthe
Circuit Court OF Indiana, ssys che Gelega.
.ion from thst State vii! De for Gray first,
and Hill afterwards. a Nav York
democrat at the Capitol to-day, who knows
what the New York delegation are going to
do. saws they will plainly inform the south.
ern delegates that New York Ia able to take
care OF herself against Force bills OF any
other sort of bills. and thas she means to
stand by the man who hiss redeemed her
from republican control. Ifthey.tnink their
states can do the same, let them vots ior
lar, Cleveland, New York will moi object,
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FAuou1ER LARD sALss.-R. Il. Bust

FAUoU1ER LARD sALBs.-R. a. Bust,
auet!oneer, sold 1853 acres of lsad for Mr..
Eppa Hunton je., commissioner. near Upper
Vile, t, I,aao Fletcher at S22 so per acrs
for the same 1876 acres near PARIS Mil to
Albert Fletcher at $500 per aore; for r. B
Campbell aud G. NJ. White. commissioners.
80 sores near Oflesn to g. W.Da9is at 50 90
GER acre; on Tuesday last for Eppa Hunton
ir.. trrstee, 100 acres OF land neer Catlelts to
T.. a. Marstelia for 81, $50; for G. NJ. White,
trustee, 55 acres Ia lower end OF the county
to Johr 9 Tongue and Mrs. Bronaugh for
.-Warrentoa Virginian.
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DRY GOODS.
Woodward & LQthrOD,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
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Hand Coverings for Easter
AND AN
EXtraondtna7'y Sale Of
Glassware.

OUR "dLOVEn reputation rests upon
tuch solid basis that we can't sff,rd
to c.mpromiso it by buying cheap
thrown-together 9 owes. True economy
rest in tuyIpg 60, d Glove. Hero arc
scmo low-priced ones that you can take
pleasure in wearing:
4-button Kid Gloves, Modes, Browns,
Tans, Grsys and Blacks.
81 A PAIR.
6-button lerg h Mouiquetaire Tan
Suede Gloves.
81 A PAIR.
6 and bulton-lerg.h Mousqu, taire
White and Tan Chsmois Glover.
81 AND $1.25 A PAIR.
and 4-nutton Black Zeal Kid Glover.
S1.25 A PAIR.
S.bu .ton length Mtusq 1etaira Suede
Gloves, Tans, NJ des, al drsys. embroid-
cred backs
s1.25 A PAIR.
button Pearl Kid Cloves, embroidor.
cd In black.
$1.5OAPAIB.
5 button Imperial" Real Kid Gloves,
Modes. Tals. GIaJs and Black, pinked
wrists.
S15OA PAIR.
8-button.length Moutquetaire Carlyle
Suede Gloves. Modes, 1ans Gray and
Blacks.
$1.e5 PAIR.
4-button "rIefou-se" saede Gloves.
plain or embroidered baksc
81 90 AND $1.76 A PAIR.
S-button-length Mousquetaire "Trf-
fousse' Suede Gloves, 1are, Grsys, "a.
mile and Black, plain or embroidered
b. cks.
s2AED 1926 a PAIR.
First floor, 11th.st. annex
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THERE Is one objection to the bill, now
bsiore Congress, to transfer the revenue ma
,ins service from the Treasury to the Navy
Department, and that is the fact that, Ii
passed, it would station an armed federal
force in every harbor Of the country, which
could be used In opposition to State laws ut
tho whim of the authorities at Washington.
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WHAT q WOMAN CAN Do.-She cannot
walk 30 many miles around blizzard table
with nothing to eat. and nothing ITO speak
OIL to drink, but che can walk the floor all
night with iretfai baby, without going
sound asleep the frat half hour. Loss OF
sleep with babies Ia unknown where Stone
braker's Gum Syrup Ia used. Price 25 ots.
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GaAsD EASTER SPECIAL SALE
IAB1E Iunn1rRs

L ABLE u. UmBEERS.
Four styles Finely Finished Table Tum-
LleIs, fated and engraved patterns; plain
Eedium-weisht; fire. polished; and lead
flint bic wa.
SOC. ADCZsN.
Five styles Fire.poished Table Gobls;s,
including The heavy hotel aize; also eight
styles of TumbleIs, hated, libbe1, en-
graved, &c.
6OC. a DOZEN.
Finest I cad Flint Blown Tumblere;
engraved In variety OF patterns.
90J. a d. ZGN.
Lead Flint Blown Tumblers, engraved
with any initial N old English sty lie, eur
rounded by handsome wreath, ons doz'
en- In box.
soc. A DOZEN.
Five ssyl's Genuine Cut Glass Table
Tumblers; finest LEAD flint Glass.
$225 a DOZEN.
Fourth floor, 10thst. bnilding.)
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