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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
Catholic Congress- ,

A copy of letter writsyn by Judge E. F.
Dunno, Of Ohio, a member Of the committee OF
l,ymen appointed by the Catholic Congress at
Baltimore in 1889, to make arrangements for the
Catholic Congress to b, held at Chicago, in con-
nection With the Columbian Exposition in that
city, has been sent to Rome By priest named
Kublmsu, into whose hanns the letter fell Tho
epiatle was sent by JUICE Dunns TO Cocde B.
Palm. of 81 Louis, another member OF the com.
mi tse complaining that tho srchbishopa OF tho
United States have oveIrdled the sugges ions OF
the laymsn and hsve decided not to have the
questions Of tho temporal pcwsr OF the Pope AID
C..holc &C uca:ion discussed a. the congress. 1t
Ia lieved that the sending of tho letter to Rome
is u continual Jon of the methods of the Cahensy
movement wh ch was al med ct the ns,io ling
stholic immi4 rsnts in the United Stares AZ
which wss Suppressed by the American hier.
arcly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
Foreign EeWs.

LONDON, Feb. lit is IeRrrei that q
number CT vessels bound to or from European
potts were lost In the storms that prevailed
yesterday aud the night before lest.
PARIS, Feb. In an iotervIew which
q correspondent has had with the Pope, bi,
holiness declared that he considered re.
public quite leg innate form of govern
ment. Tie church, he said. won place
itself In accord with the French republic as
Ii had done 10 the Unlted States.
CRAooW. Feb. T.-Pamphlets have been
sea tsred throughout Lltuania snd Russian
Poland, calling upon the peasant, to rise
against the government aud land owners.
The typhus and black smallpox epidemics
are spreading across tie frontier of Ausiro-
Hungary II t. Galioia.
LONDON Feb lin the House OF Com.
uo1 t.-dsy the bill introduced by Mr..
Thomss J. Condor, member from East Tip
persFy, ext ending the municipal FRANCHISE
In Ireland 30 that municipal authorities In
that country will have powers similar to tt @
same class OF officials In England, passed It's
second reading. The governmsl did not
oppose the measure.
ROME, Feb. ia strong shock o! earth.
quake has bsen felt at ZafAfsbo, market
town Of Sicily, twelve miles north OF Cata-
nile, on the eastern dec iVlty of Mount E Ga
BELeRAvE, Feb. ia morning paper
states that King Milan will become a Rus
sian subject. 1t was reported some time
ego that Milsn, after be had renowned hls
claim to the throne Of Ssrvia and all his le
gal rights, had been appointed to high DO.
alton In the Russian cavalry servloe.
VIENNA, Feb. 7-Archduohess MARI
Yaleria, youngest daughter of Emperor
Frsnos Joseph, and wife of Archduke
Francis sa'vstor of Aus;rla.Tuscany, who
vas announced In December last to be suf.
fe.ing with irfuenzs is now Frustrated With
pneumonia. Arohdnke Frauca Salvador is
s's> Frustrated. He has not yet recovered
from the Ii ausrza with which be was re.
oantIy attacked. l. IL said that the Arch.
duchess expects to be confined this month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
TELEaRApHIC BREyITIEs.

Fer aevsra! DAYS past the cfiioe of iho
Russian Consul General, IL New York, has
beea inundated with applications of Rus.
sian jews asking to % returned t. Rasela.
Fire esrly this morning Ia Memphis.
Tenn., did abou' $40 600 damages to the
stock OF Mrs. A. K. 8 osta. woo kept E mil
ipsry establishment on Main street.
E ward aad Peter McSh!rely, .wo broth.
ors, while under the lrhlsnce OF liquor,
qasrTalad il New York iasi nlgds. Edward
sazsd carvIog koifs ald CO.. Ps;es's throat
from ear to ear. Peter ls not expected to
live apd Edward is In prison.
Edward Betea, CT employee of The Pennsylvania
2alrosd. wss caught under ST engine this morn.
ing on Bridge avenue camden, N. J, and wac
literally Gu. to pieces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
Cant Armstrong; Divorce.

Ia tho divorce procsscires;. La don YES.
terdsy Justioa Jenns granted en- order re-
etrainlng Ca. tain ArmstronE, who hss peti.
toned the court for :. divorce fton, bis wifc,
Madame Meles. the weIi-knowu digger,
naming the Dnke OF O.iean5 IS oo-rasaon-
der frCai proceeding bafoge tina Vienna
tribunal cad from examining the ssrvpnt5 In
ne Wanna hotsl N which, it Is alleged. the
respond snt and correspondent lived for
lime q, man and wife. CAPITA Francis
Nes5itt Armstrong was formerly sheep
farc;er In Australia. Rs chergss shat his
wife and the Duke OF OriesDs lived openly
together at httel ia August, 1890, the
duke being known as u. Rsv!ie. He vas
st oncs recognized, however. by q Rsi.eT
who had formerly worked tt hotel Nice,
and had seen the dnke :here as tho Duke Ct
Orleans.
The Duke took suite OF apart n anita en-
the second floor, and Mms. Melba arrived
Immediately afterwards ami took suite OF
apartments on the frsr fIo.. They we're
together constantly, aud she due3 t t3.a-:ete
With him every eVeDingin his spartneD.g.
Madam Melbs. according to her hu4teaG's
sto.y. was In the bebi of remaining in the
Duks'5 rooms uuti tlree O'Clock 10 the
nor0iog, after which she waud rs!ugn to
her own apartments These facts be learn
cd from servant of ira hotel. subs' quert-
ly the couple lived at hotel 10 Vieols, the
luke still essumio2 the name of Ravile.
Madame Mebs claims that bar relations
with the duEe were pssfeoily pure sad pla-
t,ulo. She charges that her husband freated
her In cruel manner. bat Capt Armstrong
denies .bis He sayst the only serious differ.
ence they ever had bsfore he esIned Of her inf.
deity stesmer boGnd for Australia, when
abe e rted with some cf tire ofEcns
The order yraute1 by Justioe Jeune was mado
on tho application Of Mad .mo Mtlba, W asked
or a Iule preventing Captain ernstr NJ from
'aking parte e.i1ence IN Vionns by commits
sion unit the court shall decico Whether her msrp
rage came within English jarsdic ion. the core.
mory having been performed in Australia
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
4 Sand Point Society Itan,

SPOKANE. Wash, Feb. 1.-THE opening
of The ses t.ls Mug" an enormous dance
house at Sand Point, Ida., resu' I'D In blood
shed and riot last night. Three hundred
ralroaders, coz punchers and mining men
attended the opening. Daring the night a
men known as Cucumber P.t,," 10 t1e
midst OF tins dances started 9 row and riot
snsued. Pete wss shot In the breast by
'Wyloekie Ned" Irish Molllen sad so.
lapthe." two dlsaolute fsmslee, we're wound,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
T.nv ANpRIA. va.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY II.
II EAs bean stated In the GAzETTE's

It EAs bean stated In the GAZETTE 3
Washington correspondence, where all con
sressicaa! na.te.r relating to Virginia are b.
wave first found, that there is talk OF smeno-
Ing the resolution for paying West Virginia
her share o. the direct land tax, 30 az 70 pro-
vide that the government shall settle LTD &C.
oours With Virginia on the same terms as
those agreed upon by the lft;er's other ored
itors. According to justice and equity ene
government. having destroyed the security
upon which Virgluia's debt was incurred
was bound for the whole Of that deos, ano
wss 40 held to be By some CT the most dis
tlnsuished pubicists Ct the country. AND
80 the deb was contracted long before the
war. aud without epy reference to that event
the rich federal government could we'll storo
TO treat Virginia az her individual CREDITORS
have done, especially as 1t was the cause o.
yireinia's p -esant ssra!tened financial conol'
tIop. and az here ls no constitutional oh)ec'
s;on to suoh eo lon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
In 1NHUMAN FArHER.-Tho town of Salem,

En- INHUMAN FATHER.-The town of Salem,
W. yar Is consitersb stirred up over the inhu
n Al trestuent of ihc fto.n.yesreld soa CT Zen.
rs Hswker, prominen: c!tizen, By the father.
The boy, who il Somewhat underszsG, seems to be
the special aversion Of his stem .ther, who in
sss that he perform tho most menial servicea.
Recently, during tbs visit Of scme young ladies,
che instructed him to perform duty which eve.
~ boy of 81 modesty would object to. he de.
sired that she wait unsil mo lad;es had left sho
called the father, who brought in cub and
knocked him down four times in succession, and
when the child was unable 10 "a SO rhe fifth time,
he took him by the collar, stood him up and
knocked him down again. The cries of the visit
ors brought ssis.auce and the Ut, was obliged 70
desist. An examination shows that the hoy ia q
mass Of bruises. seabs, running gores and abra.
s;ons from former bestinss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

ROUGH VOYAGE After fearful EXPERIENCE
the British storm r Congo, Captain Muir a., from
Hamburg, December %, for tho Congo state q
arrived at stnsgambia in a terribly battered con.
di,ion. She was struck By q hurricane, accom-
panied with thu der and Lightning and for time
oer po lion was eli i3al At one time orders
W. To given to sbsndoc ship The bo,is W ire ryo7
'is:onod aud were jn.t on tho polu: O. bsiDs
lsunched whom lightniog atrack tSe st,amcr aud
'rogs nearly Ill hands below. Tho iron plates
carried the electric currsnts into tho wste-, srd
when pa7seDgara and crew came on deck the veg
ssi was on the outer edge Of the Storm and it wsa
deeid: d to ktaud by her
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
A CoWardlv Eurder

GALLATIN, Tenn, FEB. 17-Wm. Carter
son of John T. Garter, we!!-known farmer
WAS shot ebout 4 o'clock laat evening and
killed By E1sard 3. Tnrpin. Tarplo fred
through his overcost pocket, whera he had
his revolver concealed Carter turced t.
escape, when TurpIn fted Into his lack
aud as Carter ran shot him again IN the
back. He died in abolt 20 minutes The
kllllng is regarded as one of the noas COW.
srdIy murders !hs. has ever taken pIGcs in
this county. Tho cause OF tha dreadful
eodIug OF youag mans lie lie tie seme old
tale. Carter had incurred Jealousy By HE
attentions TO two respectable young edlea.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

A RESOLUTION wss unsDimousy reported
IN the u 3. Senate to-day for returning TO
Mexico The f .gs of tina Country o"ptured
bv the q. 8 srmy during the Mexican war.
This Tse done, senslor Sherman said, az ab
act Of cour,eey to friendly foreign nation.
But wben 1t was proposed TO return the Don,
tederese ases to the States which surrender
ed them al The close CT the war between the
States, similar courtesy" was denied to
sriendly people OF the came nation. But the
South can stand 1t, and is not as those with
ont hone.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
NEWS OF THB DAY.
Mount vesuvlus is In q state Of erup

Mount Veauvlus is In state OF eruption.
Plots to kill General Cante and President
Montt, OF Chill, have been discovered and
thwarted.
Mr.. T. B. Dsatherage. of Rappshaunook
kick from horse.
Mrs. Russell. wife of VIM. H. Russell, o!
Waterford. Loundouu county, and mother
of Sheriff Il. 81. Russell, died this morning
Amelia Scott, the mother ia-Isw of Henry
Clay, died In Washington on Sunday, at the
age Of 100 years, 10 months and fifteen days,
Mrs. Anderson, wife of Raw R. o. Ander.
son end daughter of the late Gen. B. Lind.
sey Walker, OF Virginia, died In San Anto.
MO, Texas, few days ago.
The charge by Niles Loie Fal;er. the
handsome actress, against Colonel VIM. B.
Hayes was diemissed In New York yester-
day. She charges Hayes with bigamy In
marry ing her when he had wife.
Ia Madison Square Garden, New York,
Last night, James ]. Corbett. OF San Fesnci
90. knocked out Thomas Chsffse. OF Ph!a-
delphis. and William Spillins, of Rochester,
and be- tsd joe Lsnnop, OF Boston, wtaout
leaving the ring.
Mrs. Minnie Nichols, who, It Ia said. was
formerly the wifs of q wealthy Virginia.,
died from ths effeots of ohIoroicrm in New
York yesterday. An app; tie for into1ica,.
log liquor ovsrosme her, resulting In her do
sertlpg her family and loinicg an opera CON.
pany.
W B. Jones and Mary Austin. lovers. OF
B rmIngbam, Ala, quarreled recently on
.ccount OF mutual Jealousy. Jones, who
hsd laid 10 walt, fatally beat tie woman ss
she was returning from frisnd's, Using q
soupling.pin aud then knife. The woman
iitd. Jones escaped.
At the morning service at Granby.Stree,
Ma hodiat Episcopal Church, 10 Norfolk, on
Sunday, collection was taken up and over
$40. 0O6 realized for the fund being raised to
srecs nsw church Building on the site pur.
chased soue time ago Oh the corner Of Free.
mason and Boush streets.
IL the opinions fled 10 Baltimore yest,r.
day D. 8 Judge Morris holds that 81 the
voter requests It federal supervisor Of cleo
lion may inspect the ballots ss 10 candidates
for representatives In Congress when On II.
iters to VI tar needs assistance from the BAL
'ot CLERKS in making his bsllot notwithstand.
Ing the prohibition OF the ballot, law OF Ma
.yiand.
10 the House of Representatives, yesterday
The motion to reconsider the vote By vhich
tae Russian relieiresolutlon was indefinitely
postponed was tabled. During the proceed
logs the anti silver men. under the lead of
Mr. Tracsy. OF New York, fllibustesed
against tbs motion to take up the Russian
relief resolution, their OH sos being t, pre-.
vent the disposition OF measures now 10 ad-
vancs ofthe silver bill on that calendar; and
thereby delay action upos that bill. Mr..
Fithlsn introduced resolution, which indi.
Gated bis purpose TO resume his fight sgsintt
all mall st:amahip subsidies and sppropsia-
ions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

CONGRESSMAN MORSE Of Boston. though
he does preach In churches, is neither wise
nor good man, but, ell the same, be did
both Wise and good thing yesterday
when he introduced In tae o. 8. House OF
Representatives bill to repeal the inter-
state commerce lay. The only benedois'
ries OF that law are the men employ ed by 1t
Thai 1t bss not ou.t the railroads Ia patent
ahat II hes deprived the public of some OF
che facilities offered BY tle railroads before
l,w. passed is nc less 3d. Jadge Cooley
zes.apsd bis place as head of the Int 'rs.ste
commerce COUNT sion btosnse be sa'd The
interstate commeyce law lie humbug. end
In bis wise oplnioD all other Sensible @er
egyee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

The republican administration should
know thst thu people OF Canada oaR get
along much better without free trade With
the Un!tsd States than those OF this country
oar, without free trade with Oansds, and
also, that Canada imports from. great deal
more than she exports to, this country. The
American people, not the Canadians. are
the victims Of the Mckinley bill. With ffee
trade between the two countries ths exports
of the United States to Canada, large as they
nov are, would Immediately become im-
mense, and the demand Tor them necessarily
increase the demand for and the price OF
American labor. But the administration is
blind In both eyes when it opposes reciproc-
Yty with Canada. with the hope that the
great desire the Canadians have for 1t will
induce them to propose annexation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
ries OF lie

As STATED in yesterdays GAzsrTE. the
Finance COMMITTEE OF the q. 8. senet' on
that dsy unanimously determined to 10y on
chs table indefinitely bill for imposing
tax on tncomea With which to pay penslons,
Cor the reason that 1t was revenue measure
and therefore shouid originate 10 the House
of Represents tives. That such d' tssnins
sion was Ia accordance With the terms OF the
Constitution thers lie no doubt, but regard
for that instrument mad rot previously de-
tered republican Senstora from consldeT'ng
revenue measures originating in the Senate,
and 1t was only few yesrs neo that Whole
tariff bill not only originated but was pei
ssoted In that body. The Constitution is
all right when liz provlaions suit the reprh-
l!can Senators, but otherwise, 20 them, is Is
thing which they st least are not bound 10
respect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
The Australian Embezzlers.

San FRANCISCO, Feb. II --Gae safe Of
Douglas and Boom, 'he two Australian en-.
b;zz era who stole 80 600 aovareigns aud d.
csmped from Sydney, has been received a.
the custom house from Honolulu. Tha brig
which brought the safe also brought the
furniture, pictures and piano belonging 10
,he daieuters The freight was paid By a
yelled Iadv, WAC left no eddresa The safe
q supposed to conrain aiIverTGre. TIE
last heard of Bloom sad Douglas they were
ct Tahts. enjoying their ill-gotteu selrs.
They are now probably cruising along tao
South American cos5t In thu sacdt B3agle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

ruEL OVER A WoMAN.-Ata fauda go glver
ct Wills Muqniz. Mexican village forty Eile:
aoath of Esgle Pass, on Saturday night, Harry
Carmen, an American telegraph operator, and
Cuerso Flores, young Mexican renchero, qu.r-
relsd over girl. The American wss CHALLENGED
and accepted. The principals and their seconds
stepped out of the dance hall and measured of
the ground in the street. Il YVES moonlight and
they ctu'd essiiy distinguish each other. Two
rounds w. "a fred. Neitter wss hit at the frat
shot, carmen recsiving the bullet in his watch.
On the second shot tina MEXICAN was struck IN the
chest and xss Totally iojured, Carmen MAS az.
Esstsd,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
Proceedings of Congress.
WAsgINGToN, Feb. II.
SENATE


Mr. Sherman, from the committee on for
eign relations, reported back. favorably, che
plat resolution req1est!ng the President to
return to thu republic OF Mexico Il battle
flags new 10 the museum CT the Uni:ed
States military academy, which we're cap
tured By the army Of the Uo:tad States dur
log the late var with Mexico. BE said tast
it wss en- act OF courtesy to friendly power
which had been suggested to Congress by
the American minister to Mexico, and also
by Mr.. Oats, t1e gentleman connected
With the organization Of thu bureau Of
American republics. Ths COMMITTEES on for
egu relations thought it q generous end
proper thing to do for friendly nation.
Mr.. Cockrell expressed his hearty apprcv
ell of the Joint resolution and it was there.
upon passed.
MIR. Sherman else reported back adverse
ly the resolution Offered by Mr. Quay) re-
questlng the committee on foreign relations
to ioqulrs az to the prao.lcsbillty CT the &C,
qulsiticn of certain portions Of the republic
of Ms1lco; and IL was indefinitely p0st'
pcned.
Mr.. Palmer gave notice that he would ad-
dress thu Sanat, tomorrow on thu proposed
constitutional amendment to have Senators
elected By the people aud Mr. PETER gave
notice tat be w,ud tomorrow ask the
Senate to suspsnd les business in order to
have special serylcss 10 msnory OF the late
Senator Plumb.
The Idaho contested election case vas
hea taken up.
HOUSE.
Mr. Stump, OF Maryland, asked unani-
n ous consent for the INN sdlate consdera
ton OF Senate concurrent resolution p.ovid
Ing for an invest CATION By the Senate and
House COMMITTEES on immigration of the
laws relative to immigration and ths facts
att -nded the admission of the typhus
stricken Russians at Nsw York.
Mr. GARY, OF California, objected end the
resolution was referred.
Mr. Livingston, of Georgia. asked unani-
NOUS consent for the Immediate considera.
ton OF the following preamble and resolu
tioD.
''In vlsw CT the unreat and extremely dis
tressed condition OF the masses Of thu PEG.
pie In this country and their eager inquiry
as to the policy OF this House towards the
peopls, resolved that We extend TO them
cur sympathy, and premise t, do all 10 orr
power for relief on the line ofimproved
finances and reduced taxation"
Nj. Taylor. OF Illinois, objected.
The HoIss then vent into the com nit go
of the whole On the Indian appropriation
bill.
Altar an hour had besn consumed 10 the
reading OF the bill the further reading was
dispensed with.
Then tho question arose as to tie time
to be placed upon general debate.
ThIrd party speaking through Mr. Wat.
son, Of Georgia, and Mr. Simpson, of Kau-
aaa, insisted upon its right to debate tho
MEASURE and its protest sgainas Limitation
proved OF soma avail as the discussion was
begun without any limitation being OF.
dared.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

The ghoat at the White Eouas ia said 10
walk every night, sat ha could do double
that amount of gosk il he wssn'G afraid OF
The moroing air, and knew tlst Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup cured all kinds OF troublesome
coughs and colds.
She stood at the gate in the ltts Spring
twilight, aud when she seid goodbye, she
felt neuralgia kiss her rosy cheek; but ale
only smiled, for she had Salvation OIL, tbs
greatest cure on earth for pain
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Moorman eod oshers saaintt VI ton and
others. Appeal allowed and eupersedas
awarded to daoree pronounced By the CIR
cult OOult of Danvilie, Oh the 26sh May
1891.
Anthony against the Commonwealth
Submitted.
Mosby against Withsrs. Submitted.
Whiting against Town OF West Point
Argued aud submitted.
Male against Virginia Midland Railway
Company. Argued oy John F. Rxey, egg !,
ior appellant and Eppa Hunton, j'., efq.,
for appeiles.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

If THE demoo ats re D"e'e OF tne y. .
HUE Of & aoreseats' ives be w'se. hey VII
cease cont ,ndiog with each OTTER about tee
nreoeaencs Of the ,esf bills or shas for the
fres coinaee Of Ii vsr. Whss every en- 'lo'e
n DOR mao desires Is Tednt en- In The coat OF
living, and every such man Knows bow tn'
removal OF 'he 'sr!ff tsx CO qniao soc
sugar REDUCED tie prica OF 60 So a't G e.
and th.t Ike oasee would produce Tx
effsctl,n ell Their things. And every eucn
man also knowa that though tie silver deh''
ers you'd prof by getting one dollar Tor
every sevsrty cents Gorlh Of silver Trey
might Garry 20 the mutt. thay. tie poor
people referred t., would not get Gee CT all
the dollere GO coiaed unless for work q
sousthing else they might sell, and tha'
then it, real value would only be seventy
cents. Let sha silver bill walt, and pass ol!!s
for removing toe tariff tax on the neeessa
ries OF life.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17
DIED

., On Tuesday, February 1e. at 800 2. M, Ed,
"ARD j. CLANCY, aged 80 years
Farewell. dear Husband, sweet thy rest,
Wesry with years and worn vi pain.
FsT1wsH tn IN some happy rlaca
Weahsll behold thy face again.
lis ours 10 miss thee all our years
and tender mem cries Of thee kosp.
chine in the Lord to rert, for 90
DE giveth His beloved sleep.
Ihrouzh al pain a. tines he'd emile
amile OF heavenly birth;
ana Wnen the angels called him home
He smiled farewell to earth.
Heaven rstaine.h now our treasure,
Earth che lonely oasKet keeps;
AND the sunbesus love to linger
Where my S-inted husband sleeps
BIZ Hrs WIFE.
The funeral will 'ako lace from his ate home,
No. 300 north 81 a ,ph street, Sunday afternoon
at o'c.cck. F.ianda AID scq1siuiarcea invited
q attend.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

"Aee cannot vither IL nor custom state
IL flute variety" Fesa is herdiy heir to
en- ache or pain which cano,t be cured By
a:ing Salvation OIL.
l. Is painfully annoying to De disturbed Ia
PUBLIC assemblies by soma ona coughing,
"nsn you know Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup is
My 25 csn:s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-17

suRyEys.-Kss. aarshal Mcdonald. United
States Fish Commissi ,ner, has forwarded to the
governors of Maryl land ard Virginia chart con-
tang the rssuts Of the survey made IN Pocomoke
so1nd, Chesapeake Bay, lss spring and GUNNER.
The cork was done at III, r.quesa OF the l,sis-
la,ures of Msrylsnd spi Y.-kinis. in order that 3
reasonable b.sis for oyster lesis!ehon migts be
provided