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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-06

Feathers at sc and 125c
that were six times that price.
NOTIONS.
Ladies' Side Supporters, Sc
a pair.
Children's Side Elastics, Sc
a pair.
2 large Papers of Pin, for
lie.
Steel Curling Irons, Sc.
Emery Balls, &c.
Black and colored Dress
Tapes, &c a dozen.
Rubber-lined Dress Shields
DC a pair.
Turkish Bath Soap, per
cake, &c.
Cocoanut Oil Soap, per
cake, &c.
Bounce Perfumed Toilet
Soaps, per cake, DC.
Tooth Soap, 10c.
Automatic Shawl Straps,
&c.
Shell Hair ornaments, 10c.
Round Hair Combs, lie.
Silver-plate Pocket Match
safe, DC.
Assorted lot Bracelets, value
10c, 15c and 25c, all go at Sc
each.
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
/ lot Mems Cashmere Hose,
in brown, black and red, zoe.
l lot Mems Night Shirts,
sold all season at ST., to close
out, sizes IA, 14a and l5, 69c
each.
1 lot Mems fine Embroider-
ed Dress Shirts, regular price
So and $3.50; all sizes but
15-in., to close, $3.50.
l lot Mems Overshirts, reg
ular price ST., marked to SOC.
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Building Permits.

Building permits were yesterday issued
20 the following persons: William Robin
son. cottage. Seymour street. $500; George
H Smith, cottage. Spann avenue. 500; j.
II. Norman. two houses, Prospe CT street.
q. 500: Albert Metzger. additio on, 500 North
Tennessee street. 500; Fred W. Kolb. re-
pairs. 133 East st. Joe street. $500; Samuel
Van Camp. cottage. Coburn street, $500;
William Prick. store-room, Newman street.
el.450; William Jungclaus. repairs. 100
North Mississippi street. $500. James w.
Gibson. cottage, North West street, $1,000.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-06

Declaratory resolutions were yesterday
adopted for the vacation Of the first alley
west of Orange avenue, from Pendleton to
Brookside avenues: also. for the vacation of
the first alley south of South street, from
street to Eddy street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-06
Female Phy.ician and missionary.

DR.. Mary Fulton arrived in this city yes
terday. and at the request of the ladies of
the Tabernacle Church will lecture there
on her experiences in China. where she
spent some years as a medical missionary.
DR.. Fulton was at one time q teacher In the
Indianapolis public schools.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-06

The board yesterday decided to make a
new assessment roll for the opening of the
first alley west of Delaware. from Fifth
street to Vajen's addition. A number Of
the interested prop~erty-owners called and
impressed the board with the fact that the
assessments had not been made upon an
eouitable hasa
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-06
s,re.ts in rTorton P.rk.

City Engineer Mansfield was yesterday
asked to at once make the necessary sur
veys of Morton Park. as it is desirable to
commence at the earliest moment the va
cation and opening of the streets agreed
upon to be vacated or opened abutting
Morton Park on the west.
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The Boston symphony Orchestral Club.

The Boston Symphony Orchestral Club.
This famous company will give two en-
tertaInments to-day. one at 2 p. NJ. one at
8P. N. The ~soloists are Miss Laura Bur-
nam. soprano: Mons. Fred R~ucquoy. flute;
Arthur Laseur, cello. and Mr. Kspp. violin.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-06
WIN the Jenny Company Bid?

For a day or so Mr.. c. s. Knight. agent of
the Fort Wayne Jenny Eleotrio-light Corn
pany, has been in the city. He got q copy
of the light specifications, and, yesterday
morning, in company with MI. Wunder. of
the Western Electric Company. called IN the
eral talk on electric light, but gave no inti-
nation that he would submit q bid. To .
Journal reporter Mr.. knight said he had
not examined the specifications. and did
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-06
Will Take Him Home.

superintendent Yeager has prepared
Ethram Kathrow. the insane old man sent
to the poor-farm from the work-house, for
the trip to his home in Centerville, la.
Kathrow's son will call for him to-day to
he his escort.
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The Board of Public Works and City En-
oineer Mansfield are not q unit on every
thing. The board has now decided to i'm
prove Massachusetts, avenue only to Noble
street, instead of the L.. f. & w. tracks.
The latter strip of the avenue. as well as
Harrison street. have been included in the
list of streets TO be sprinkled by contract.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-06

SPECIMEN policy mailed upon receipt Of
address,. with age. G. p. GREENE. Agt.
Conn. Mutual Lie Ins. Co.. 6S East Market
street.
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O

Mrs. Julia Clark, 124 Park avenue. called
on N. w. Bryant ~ Co.. yesterday. and
purchased one of their finest Lindeman d.
Sons pianos, finished in antique mahogany.
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Call on Hildebrand & Fugate, So South Merid-
ian street, for William L. Woods IL Co.'S ice tools.
Also. skates and sleigh-bells. Agents Howe
scale.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-02-06

Dunlap's Celebrated Hats,
At Seaton's Hat Store, q North Pennsyl.
wanna etreet-
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NOTICE THE PRICES-md bear in mind that ne exercise are it the use of words,
and undTstandt the words in pnnt-and stick By Them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-20
yIgaIaIA gBws.

Capt. W. Q. Williams, merchant of
Portsmouth and lat.ly commanding the
Portsmouth Riffs. died at his home In that
city yesterday of consumption.
a game OF baseball was played ct Rich.
ruond yesterday batween the Prince ton, n.
], College and thu University of Virginia
Club. Princeton, 10; Virginia. o.
&. A. DobIe & Co.. grain commission
merchants OF Norfolk. hsvs assigned. Lila.
biiities $4,000 Mr. Dobis Ia prominent
member Of the Royal Aroanum ard is we'll
known Ia this city.
John Ayers, q young white man, residing
on CheecOnesstx Creek, OnaDcock, was
wadiug out into the creek to reach his boat
yesterday when he fell, and was drowned
before assistance could reach hin. He was
subject to OCCASIONAL attacks of eplepsS,
and 1t is supposed be suffered such an st.
tack when he was drowned.
Among the Virginia graduate q. the Col
lege of Physicians and Surgeons In Bati-
more last week, Mr.. William J. Wallis took
honors, among FIVE others, cut of q class CT
oua hundred and thirty. at the P,tieburg,
Pa, College. Mr.. a fred W. Wallis eradu-
sted with houors about month ago. These
gentlemen are sons OF Mr.. A. W. Wallis. OF
Stafford county. D.. William Wallis ok.
poets t, practice In stsf. I'd In place Of d.
Montague, Wbo has moved to Fredericks-
burg. Dr.. Alfred Wallis will locate 10
Pttsburg or vicinity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-20
TELEGRAPHIC RREVITIEs.

The New York assembly has adopted by
vote CT ayes 67, noes So. the majority re
port OF the Maynard investigation commit
tee, which endorses judge Maynard's action
10 the contestt election case.
Seven attempts were made to burn Louisville,
Ken, last night In four hours 10 building
were destroyed and loss Of Sis. 600 entsiled
All were incendary origins. Saturday night there
were five fires in the same radius.
1t Is believed match will be rrsgne1 between
Billy Myer and Jack MoAulife to take place dur.
ing the week of the sullivan.Corbet contest in
New Orleans.
Yesterday Kelly Brock met John Halfrey snd
mis- son near Wapells. ILL.,, ana becoming involved
in quarrel with them shot and killed the SOD,
and fatally wounded the old man.
The boarl of directors of the Baltimore Ind
Ohio Bsilrcai Company to-day declared q
cash dividend on the common stock for the three
months ended December 81, 1891.
A slight earthquake shock occurred at sacrs-
mento, CAL, this mornir at 2 O'Clock. No damage
Tss done.
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The Rarthauake IN California.

The heaviest earthquake experienced In
California since 1868 occurred shorty before
three o'clock yesterday morning. The
country within 200 miles of San Francisco
vas visited by shock which varied in To-
tensity at different ponta. In that city O
number Of large buildings tremb'ed pereep
tioly, but the only one to sustain damage
was the old church building, which, until
lately, had been occupied by the Academy
OF Sciences. and the front wall OF which gave
way, tearing away the balconies.
The town Of VscaVi!e, situated In tho heart
OF the beautiful Vaoa valley, IS miles from
San Francisco, YES the center of the dis
turbapoe. Vscavile Is tcwn OF 2,700 pop.
ulation, and on its main street were a NUN.
Der OF brick buildings. There we're num-
Der badly damaged or totally destroyed, es
well ss number of brick residences 10 the
town aud vicinity. Many of the walls fell
outward into the street, which was filed
with debris.
The only person reported seriously 10.
jured was Rav. O. o Fekner, of San Use,
who was struck by falling debris and GUS
tanned severe cute and bruises.
Dixon and Winters, towns of about 1900
inhabitants, locst respectively northeast
and northwest OF Vacaville, end within 3
few miles of the latter place. were also the
scenes OF considerable dts ruction. The
Masonic Hall a. Dixon, a two.story britk
houss. was ruined, and it, falling walls chat.
tered the a6j lining houses a fire. which
broke out among the ruins, caused some
damage at Winters, but the danger was leg
sened by an abundant water supply.
The hou o OF John Thiffel, between Yacavjlle
ard Winters was destroyed by FIRE caused by an
overturned lamp, tho occupants bsrely escaping
with Their lives. At Winters the inh bitsnts were
for tim, panic stricken, owing to tho severity
If the shock. Forty guests were in the Bliss Ho-
Tel at Winters the walls Of which collapsed; snd
the fact that no one was injured by the csving OF
the walls was remarkable,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-20

LITTLE PLEASANT RIVALRY, Wits or,,
SUB STRATUM. We will give two inches Of "a.
vertising space for six months in the BLxXlynyr,
GAZETTE to the dealer in Alexsrdrs, VINO ,5s11
buy and pay for the largest amount Of our sErs.
between the 1st Of March and the Is. Of seoter,.
Der 1892, provided only, that cur shoes arc lnrn.
toned in each Issue of the space for the period
named. Three months TO second largest buysr.
six weeks 10 third largest This simply jl,ns'
ttat,s our anxiety to have every lazy aad child
in Alexandra walk in AlexannriA II .ie shoes
We will SIC that the Ladies' need never blush -
say that their shoes are home N de- and if econ.
omy is wealth, wo venture nothing in qudrqntse.
ing you wealth do wearera OF our shoes
feb22 60 The POTOMAC SHOE COMPANY
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a Colored Man for Minneapolis

Will you allow the spscs to explain my POSI-
ton? am republican from principle, rot for
loayfs and f hes. sm for colored man for
Minneapolis. This is why an called a kick.
err" also claim right under tho consitu. ion,
which b Is been ignored. A few Of the ignorant
niZing the organization. They know it Is not
the organization am against tu. that it is my
Ishts as citizen I am contending for. Js it
not time to kick when the district is composed Of
shout thirteen Thousand voters and eleven thou
and OF them coored? 1 leave the CO ored men to
answer. Out of sto1t ono hundred and forty
positions under the gift OF the leaders in this dis
trict not over ten given to coored people, this
we, too, are about eighty per cent. OF the repub-
lican voters in the district They say am work
ing in the interest of the democrats. would
like TO ask Whist have the democrats to do with
the election OF deeg.tes to our city, dis;r CT State
or national convent'on? They Bay we stand
no show. Let me remind you that this is
not the only election and Intend to fight until
VIC shall get our enemy under our feet. ! il Il,
colored republicans, if We have no reco 5nition at
their hands let this eleven thousand organize and
bring out candidate of cur owl race ard di5,p.
point the Office holders by showing them that our
votes give thsm the patronage. What say you
colored citz,ns? his seems 10 to me the only
refuge for us, and il we are kckers let US con-
tinue to kick, aud kick hard until We are rtcog-
nizsd. We have all TO gsin snd nothing to
lose. We are told by some of o, the leaders that
what We do in day they tear to pieces in an
tonr. We know this to some extent, hut we aye
not all ready TO sacrifice ourselves and families
for few dollars. They have ri cd howl about
Jim Buckner workirg for democrats. Yes, ! am
employed by them, and there are very few in
the city that are not; but I defy republican,
democrat, white or colored to say that they have
turned me from the PRINCIPLES Of my party with
little money believe that VIC have some PEG
people who would do sli they CT uld to save Gou,
snd then II the devil ctuld arise from the pit and
give one dollar each fer them they would cell
them in hi. My friends I warn you, ss id
Noah, Jonsh and the man o. Johnstown, who Il st
his life trying TO save his people, bsware, tn
IL danger ahead. M. B.
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PENNSYLVANIA Republicans.

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 2O.-The repub-
lcan Stets convention to nominate can'
ddate for supreme judge, two candidates
for congress at large, and electors and dele
gates at large &c the national convention v as
called to order at 10. 20 O'Clock this morning.
The platform sets forth that the repuoii-
can pslty seved the government from de-
st,uc!ion and eDfiauohsed the slaves; e1-
presses confidence In President Hasrison's
administration endorses The Mckinley bill;
opposes free coinage OF silver expresses
gratitude to the soldiers who defended the
country during the rebellion" and promises
item llbe:sl pensions and ls7ora frae bal
lot ard fair count.
A resolution endorsing Ssnstor Qasy was
ofsrsd. This was received with applause,
mingled With hiasee, and after soma conf1-
Hion the resolution waa withdrawn.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, Apl. 2O.-The Common Veal. the
anarchist paper, was seiz ID by the police yes
teydsy. Il describes itee.i as revolutionary
jIurnal of snarchlsm and communion end
aboupds In violent articles.
PARIS, Apl. 20-The Gaulois publishes
the text of violent manifesto of the reVo.
lutiorary wing of the socialist party, which
Hiil finally be discussed at q meeting to be
held tonight If the manifesto ia adopted
one hundred thousand copies will be dis
trIbuted throughout France on the eve OF
May day.
BERLIN. April 20 "A most decided senHa.
tlon was caused on the Bouree here to-day
by report that Herr Jseder. chief cashier
for the crest banking house Of the Beth
chllds at Frankfort. YVES deiaulter. &C
oordrg to this report Jaeder he's succeeded
Ia defrarding mis- employers OF over COO
900 marks. Jaeder has held the position OF
chiei cashier fer II years. He was implicit
ly trusted and there has never been
breath OF suspicion concerning him. Il is
said in some quarters that Jaeder knew his
dishonesty would shortly be discovered and
thst ne has mads awsy with himself. o.
the other hand 1t la claimed that he has the
greater part Of the stoIen money in his pcs
ses:ion and that under an assumed name he
Ia endesvoring to reach foreign country,
most likely the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-20
Hgws OF TIE Day.
A whale was seen in Chesapeake Bay yes.

A whale was seen in Chesapeake Bay yes.
terday.
The Staten Island dye works at Staten
Issnd. n. Y ware burned yesterday, loss
800 600.
Johann Most, the anarchist sgitasor, was
released from Black Eel's Island peniten.
tiary. N. Y, yesterday.
The q. 8 Senate In executive session yes.
terday rat fed the convention providing for
q renewal Of the exiting modus VlVendi In
Bthring sea.
The body Of Mrs. Catherine BIeser was
found in bed with her bead horribly crush.
ed In tenement In Buffalo. N. Y, yester.
day. The wcman's husband ia suspected.
Genera! Botler's property in Lowell,
Msss., was attached for $4,000 yesterday
by the Jewett Publishing Company, suit
growing out Of the priotlng OF the Generals
memoirs.
Russia has offered to advance the money
70 Persia to pay the indemnity promised Tor
tae withdrawal of the ,hacco monopoly.
and thus satisfy all pecunisry obligs ions to
Great Britain.
Blanche Cook coored, charged with st.
tempting to kill Grace Rutledee. q baby. by
huryipg il in the Blow at Partition, was
tried, convicted and sentenced TO five years
In the penitentlary at TowsoD, Md.
Four colored men we're lynched at InVer-
ness. F B., Monday night. where they were
nader arrest on the charge OF numbering
Robert Stevenson. paymsster OF the Empire
STA Phosphate Company, and MIR. Payne,
mali carrier. II Ia said the men confessed
aud impIicsted two others, who will also be
lynched II caught.
Kushlef tae Bulgarian, whose arbitrary
arrest in Copstanlinople By officials OF the
Russian embassy, and whose sub5equ
detention by The Turkish police caused 8
greet stir in Bulgaria, has beer released, az
ter vigorous note had been sent he Porte
by Bulgaria protesting agsinst The arrest
and demanding the release the prisoner.
The French expedition on the Upper
Niger river, Africa, hes defeated The forces
OF Cbisf Ssmory, who had resented the in
reference Of French ia s territory. Two
thousand of the natives in Ssmory'a army
were armed vita rif;s, bat they did not
know how to nse them. The lose OF life
In their ranks was heavy, while the French
loes was trihing.
The Pennsylvania Railroad created sen-
sstion yesterday by announcing that 1t had
cut the rates On coal from the mines to New
York 26 GEMS ton, or from S1.70 to 81 a..
There had been no premonitloD OF any such
action, aud the sudden reduction. which
was looked upon ess hostile move sgainst
the Reading combir ation, struck the stock
market all of o heap, forcing down tee
prices Of the shares of both companies. The
reduction, OF which three dsys' notice must
be given, goes ioto fleet on Saturday.
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FROM WAsEIaaTON.
fs.ao;s, Correspondence Of The Alexandria Gase'te.J
WASHINGTON. y. o.. april 20. 1892.

fs.sns, Correspondence Of The Alexandria G0so'ssl
WASHINGTON. y. o.. april ~, 1897
senstor Danial he's adopted what prom!s'
as In be a successful plan for securing CRED
Stsble naval display in Hampton koAds next
wear, Realizing tie slender chance oil tee
pssssge through both houses OF spso.nS
oil making provision for the display, ne H.
troduced an amendment to the naval ap.
Precipitation bill making sn appropriation Of
$500 600 for the expenses, END this morning
the Senate committee on naya! aHaifs re-
ported the amendment .fsvoTably, 80 tnat u
will doubtless be incorporated In the naval
bill when that measure is reached In tae
Senate. - lsssz ,-----,,- ss.c::s, ,s.c--
Tomorrow Will be the anniversary Of the
battle of San Jscisto, In which the. Texans.
under Gen. Sam Houtt, on. gained their In.
dependence I'M 1886. 1t viii be celebrated
by the Texas association OF THE city at q
mes ting to be. held 10 the Masonic Tenn
New York republicans here say that ex.
Senator Plat of their State il not opposed
Go the denomination of President Harrison,
but is keeping quiet at the instance of Mr.
Harrison, who, owing to the opposition to
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-20
The Louisiana Election.

The election yesterday In Louisiana was
one CT The moot important ever he'd there
The people voted fox Governor and other
State Ulcers. for full eglsa!ure-SeDate
end House-for four years. and for dlstrio',
pariah and local officers. and these OF New
Ofleans voted in addition for ell their mu-
nicipsl officers. Three amendments TO the
constitution were a!so submitted to the pop.
uar vote. There we're five compete and
distinct State tickets liz the field
The regular dem ocrstio nominee for mayor
of New Orleans was John Fitzpatrick, who
favored the election Of The McEoery Stale
ticket. his opponent was Joseph Shakes
peare, the present incumbent, who favored
the suecess OF the Foster ticket. But few of
the present incumbents were renomlnattd d.
either for municipal or psrochlal oftioes or
for members OF the legislature.
hdvioes 90 far received Indicate thst Eos.
ter has secured the Sfate By about 10000
plurality. The republicans have cerried
about six parishes. claiming Corcordia
among them, but McEaery. the rival demo-
cratic candidate. will be second In point of
yotes. The McEaery ms ority in the city
has heen reduced, but Jonn Fl zpatrick. the
McEnery nominee for mayor, is elected By
from four to FIVE thousand majority.
Il is thought that the Foster party will
control the legislature, which Will elect o
SUCCESSOR to q. 8. Senator Gibson.
NRW ORLEANS, Apl 20.-The Indications
now are that Fosters N, jri!y for Governor
will reach 80 0O0 large negro vote was
given to Foster In many OF the parlehea.
Fltz oatriok's msjority for Mayor Ia now es.
tmated at 5000 The count has not yet
been completed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-20
AUCTION SALES.
By R. T. Lucas, Auctioneer.
SALE OF VALUABLE RI

n
L ESTATE
By virtue Of two deeds of trust ON Richsrd R
LloJ and wife, one of said deed. bling dated on
the 23d day of June 1891, and recorded smong
the land records of Alexandria county, VI. IL
Lber L. No. folio 232 and the other cat 4
August 9th, 1891, aud OF record among the land
RI cords of taid county, In Liber L. No. l. fo!io
AZ, and by direction of tho party secured there.
BIS, the undeIs' gaei will Offer for ssle at public
auction on the promis near the tlwn OF Eo;syn,
in Alexsndris county, W.. at 3 o'clock D. m on
THURSDAY, MAY 18th, 1892,
the foil wing described real estate and improve.
ALL THAT LOT Or GEoUND situated in
Ae1sndIia county, Va, which said lot OF ground
numbered four a. is a part the division of tae
oris inal tract of land known as '1OcE Hill or
Fort Bennett" and described as follows VIZ:
BEGINNING for tho sane st ~" stone in the
centre Of the outlet road (thirty feet Sile)
and running thencs north eiehty.two de-
grees and thirtytvo MINUTES $50 81
stone in the center OF sid road AID ihs south
esst corner OF lot numbered three (3); thence
north eight degrees aud forty five minutes Is
49, east n.re 65-100 chains (9.66.100 Oh 10
'G."l stone on the Potomac river side, icing
The northes st corner Of the said lot Numbered
three 81; thence south fftv-r inc d grecs l59
east four 7-1GO chains (47.100 ch } to ("J.') q
stone in the mort marsh on said river, and the
orthwest corner OF lot numbered five (5); thence
south twelve degrees and forty.fve minutes L.
40 west eight and 1C-100 chsins Is 10 100 CHI
to the place Of bepinning, containing acres and
thirty poles e 30 p.).
Terms OF sae-Cash as to sam sufficient to
pay the amount secured by said deeds ofirust ard
ell cost and expenses attending said trusts. The
residue OF the purchase money to be on credit OF
ak, twelve and eighteen months in equal install
ments evidenced by The TO ds of the rUlchsser
carry ing interest from the day o. ssle and secured
by deed of trust upon the property. Conveying
at the ctss of the purchaser.
an9 2aw4w JOSEPH F, cox, Trustee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-04-20

DELEGATES ELEoTBD.-E,sex democrats
on Monday elected nine delegates to tie
State convention. They go uninstrncted
bnt q mejority, If not sll Of them, favor
Hill.
The democrats OF DinViddle county have
elected delegates unlnstructed, but they are
believed to bs divided between Hill and
Cleveland.
York and Floyd counties on Monday
ele,t.d uninstluc.ed delegations to the
Richmond convention. Amherst also on
Monday elatt.d delegates uniDsttuc;ed but
a minority OF them are supposed to be t0r
C!eYeiand,