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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
vIReIHIA EgWs.

Sens tor Barnes has introduced bill tax
ing merchant for county az we'll as state
purposes.
Mrs. Ann E Carter, widow OF Lsndoo
Carter. died near Rec; ora Cross Roads. Lou.
deun county, on the Is b.
1. il reported tlas tin mine has been
discovered near Tse river, aud s'sts
quarry near KeaTick exterdsto DEF Il OF
half mile.
Sanst,r Fairfax has eEksd to be relieved
| from serving On he snb.commt ee to con.
: d sr The matter Of grating tee Australian
ballot system upon tie election laws OF the
Sttt,.
TIE grip has been very prevalent In King
George county 10. the past month and many
deaths have occurred there. Drs. Aahton
and Huuter are recovering from pevere at.
tscks CT the dlseae
VIM. Pnt Berry died of pneumo1is at
his residences {Rsversvocd) In King George
coutt, CD the 25tl instant, il the 52i year
81 his G.. He vas gallant nembsr OF the
old 80 Virginia Regiment.
Rsv. TT Wilson. VINO ta' had charge Of
TIE Ca nlic Church at Leesburg has beer
transferred TO Fredericksburg. he alao b. d
care OF churches In Harper's Ferry, Charles.
Town asd Shepherd ,wn.- he will be cue.
coed d by R.y. NJ F Dioneen.
The lot suo acmuittee appointed by the
legislative committee to draft bill to carry
cut the Olcott debt settlement met 10 R!eh-
mord yesterday for The q 81 tue. Several
measures we're before the committee but nc
action was taken l. will probably be q
week or more before bill lie ready to be
admitted.
1t Ia likely that Chsirmen Eilysnn VIII
can meeting Of he democratic Stat Geo.
trail comuit'es for some da,e before ire ad-
urnm OF the legisla ure t, decide &c 10
he ma end place for holding the State
convtn ion to elect delegates to tie Chicago
convention. TIE sttts convention Will
probably be be 4 in May.
a slight railroad collieion occurred nesr
fredericksburg yesta rday evening at the
station OF The Piedmont. Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad, which resulted in irj II.
ing few persons. The engine and specisl
cara were also dsmseed. All Of those 10.
| Qred we're standing when the accident &C.
CURED. which was caused By a misplaced
| switch.
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Proceedings Of Congress.
WAsENeIoS, Jan. 50.
EOUSE

Mr.. Ostes, ct Alabspa, from TIE cc mint
tee CT Judiciary. reported the resolution re-
terring to that committee the report. charges
and evidence taken hy the comm tt .e IN tie
51s. Congress relative to Aleck Boa'msn,
jadge of the weasern district OF Louisiars s,
gish ins..u,:ioaa to fully iavaa:igst, the
same and report Its 6adings and rec;n
mediation 3. asy t'ma. Agreed to.
Mr.. Lapham. of Rhode Island, introduced
bill to reguIa:s fisheries. R.'erred.
Mr. Rsed, of Maine, asked unanimous
consent t Ia: during the day members dsslt-
ous Of introdu:iog bills might present them
to the Speaker and be referred By him IS
vas done dn,;og the sit Congress.
Mr.. Bland, o. Missouri, otj.ttsd, giving
es his reason, that the Speaker did net pro-
pe.Iy refer bills during the SIS. Congress.
Mr. Raed hoped that the gentleman did
no. maau to iuaiuuate that the presel I
Speaker would iollo~ the evil example.
Mr. Walker. of Massachusetts, shereupon
demanded the regular order, which vas tos
confederation OF the unfinished business
the proposed code of rules.
The Speaker etst, ID that the rules had
not been called Up for the reason that there
vas special ords. fof one O'Clock.
Ba. Mr. Walker s:ill insisted, sDd Mr..
C.t,hiogs, OF Mississippi, moved u postpone
the consideration OF the rules uoti! Monday
Ga this motion Mr.. Buchanan, Of New
jersey, raised the point OF "no qoo,un," bu'
after me tims consumed in taking the vote
by tel!ers, Mr. Buchanan said thtt as it was
evident tina. the party which had Two
thirds ma nity In the Houas could not com.
nald 3 quorum be would relent and he
" ,drsw the po!rt
The motion was therefore declared car.
risd bat then Mr.. Barrowa, Of Michigan.
scans to the treat with motion I +, reconsid
er, Ehch Mr.. Springer moved to lay 90 the
t .5ie. Again 20 qlorum voted and that
point was raised By Mr.. BouoFs w6o said
thai he wished,to give the democrats an OBJ
jact Lesson on VIVA. Nigh. be done u1der the
proposed rules.
Mr.. sfri,ger's m. t on was agreed To-
yeas 1872; nays p and then, public bust
ness having been succeeded. the House Pre-.
ceeded to pay its tiibute OF respect to tie
memory OF the late L-onidaa G. Houk, OF
Tanressee,
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The Legislature

The Ssua'e yesterday by vote OF "a to
-, defeated the bill passed In the House
come time ago making 1t compulsory upon
the boards Of the lunatic asylums to ap
point female physicisns liz the female wards.
Opposit on was based chi, BY upon the i'm.
prscticablity of the proposed change The
pending question-.be smeudmsnt OF Mr..
Harrison, modified By Mr.. Ii tie, that The
Boards may If they deem fs appoint female
nhyeicisns-Wss put and rejecIed. Ayes,
13; noes. %.
The question then was upon the report
Of the Committee on Public Iasti,u ions
that the bill do not pass. This was pu. and
the report adopted by the following vote:
Ayes-Mesars. Arthur, Barnes Dam,
Eoho!a, Fairfax, Flood, G'een. HsckleF,
Hatcher. Hu,t, Jones. L lie, LoveneteiD,
Mcdonald. Mushbscb, Parrish. PeterP.
Pleasart,, Roberts. Sands. Sou. b Ill, S.ubbF,
Turner. and Wckhem-24
Noes-Messrs. Blackstone. Gordon, Gose,
HsrnsberRer. Jordan, L.w,ess. Marabslt,
Scott Wa tn, Wells, Washington, and Var.
rel-12
a the Sent, joInt resolut on intro
dutei By Mr L,ress,ein was adopted, in-
viting Hon. J. L NJ. Garry to deliver before
,int session OF tie General Assembly st
o'clock on the evening of February an
address on education. The House concur
red.
A bill prepared urder the direction Of the
Worlds Fair Association OF Virginia wac
introduced 10 b, II branches al the Leelsla.
ture. The bill proposes to sppropritt'
$50 900 to enable this State to be pre- perls
represented at tie exposition. II provides
for board of msnagsrs, to be selected by
b. Governor from ;e eeversl congretsion
al districts, the two commissioners and the
two lady msnsgera from t,ls State t, he
ex.uficio members. The bill also sutho-
r.z.s the Governor to appoint auxiliary
boards In each county and city In the State.
Toe House passed bill sashoriz og the
Governor 10 detsch the vessels OF the Vir-
ginis oyttar navy to assist 10 q survey oitbe
national o5ser beds OF the 8 ate.
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creased at every election. and that their op-
pc el,ion. so far from irjaripg the Senators
prospects for nomipstion for P.ssident,
will help 1t, for the reason that sill good and
true democrats "lo7e elm for the enemies
be bss made.
The Senate and House committees or riE-
era and harbors to-day hesEd Arguments IN
favor of the construction OF q 2i.toos chan.
mel from the head OF Lake Superior through
the various connecting liIks between the
great lakes and through the Eie Canal TO
the ses.
Specific II q3i-iea as I, the truth OF pnt.
l;shed st,senen that ,h!s G1vernu eat his
taken the pos.t CD that Chill must sa'u;e
the hsg elicl, positive AID su.hort 'tice
denials of the mcss sweeping CHARGER. No
d:msrd bas been made upon Chill TO saltt !,
tue Q. 8. fac, ard the stories pritt d this
morn C ss TO alleged proce edings il theCsbi.
ne.meeliog OF yesterday on the whole sui sct
of Chill al efsirs ara pronounced I, be ahso-
Iu,e carl .c,nIes and inventions. Secretary
Blaine csbed Mipi:ter Egsn this moruirg
the governments acceptance OF CHI .'s r..
sponss f, the ulIima.um IN aceorcalr VT
the Peea d,tt's messsga OF % insa,t Sa.
lutte to 4 ret me- oned. This ia very
disht -teping news u the Terriors, who
had sresd; drawn In t:eir mird's eye
ssrikirg picture of the American feet d:aTo
up 10 the barber of Valparaiso, 10 the pre-.
cree OF all tie other ioreign ve;ses at that
port, 81 d Of The GILLIAN e ct and the GILLIAN
army dipping their hags and & ing salute'
a. the Ame,i ,ap flag was raised OF tie main
I uck OF the Ba more. which vessel was to
be &c, back st ere for t lat purpose.
The stn,te jndi:ia:y committee b. & 3 rics Par
| II vote has de'eTriaed TO re7tr: fa7o, a>iT upon
the cor f,u a.:on o. Judge Woods, the judge wtt
rev,r ed biz own decision IA order 70 sti=id
| "Blocls o.Ii7so Dudley. so "a aged a.s s5m'
| OF the dem cratic uembe OF the Home at tai:
that they are ,e'kinz about impea tiaRihe jcdge
| bu. they could hsrdlT faTe Ii n Convicted By *
parii 81 8 msjoIisy as now raj, 5 the seIa'e
(ocg-sssu 2, Mendith Of the Ale1sr dris dis
nj though tkr a5ened ' i:h poeuOoria oct
! snd around the dsr ar>ntE's this nofriog trying
TO ge. posi ions for some Of tie 4 any OF bis con
s.itue-ts who frs sPp- i>ans Tor then-it l. salc
| s tesn hundred.
NJ Barbour RS, entirely r-cov;red from his re.
can't ,d:s position ard e1pec 70 be his Eta II
| the Sens,e or Monday next.
| Consressusn Jones o. the 1ss Virgin diItric
has been retained By hr. Doc Palsts Of New Yors
ss Il, attorney in the s.ter of his proposed PR
| chsse Il lsrse tract OF .n1 Ga ihs Pct rnsc y
VS. morelard county, Virginia. Should The par
ctass be eFe:ted great improvements NJ be N sd'
| to the properly, snd il Will be put in commurica
| ton v h telel rsphic stall IN by telephone.
The House Committee, to which i. had bHn 70
e Ted, today sirsed to report fsvoIa5ly upon tbt
bi for the election o, e. g. ssra. os By the peopie
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30

PART CAT AND PART Fox. -Basse.s William-
OF Eas. Branch, near Hancock, n. T., has 9
big black cat which hes slwsys fould more lleas
urs and profit IN hunting h ,r Hiring in the fields
and woods ita1 in eating i. at the expense of
mice and rats gIe,t deal Of her tine Was ient
IN chasing squirrels, Birds ard o, her Ell a game
She Gently gave birth 10 kitten that hal points
with should make it sn interesting study for
ns:uralists II has the head and face OF ca,
but B body, legs, and tail are these o fox its
back and ii les are Jet blsck, and its belly yell
lowi.h red. Tho IN; on its back and sides is
three inches long, and of coarss texture Htle the
fur on the under part Of It's body Is soft and vel
ve'y. Around the neck is the unmlstsksbe ruff
Of the fox. Rhilei S less are those OF fog, the
feet az claws are like cate. The tail is Nina
tura fcx's BINS
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TELEGEAPEIC HREYITIRs.

The house belonging TO Geo. Crauer.
B,aine,d, Minn., ea7got 6;e iaa: night. and
hia wife and taree CHILDREN were burned to
d.sth.
An explosion of dynamite tooiz placs 8.
the Nstaeread Paosohi.e Co'a uioe il
Tenple;o1, O1t, yea.esda5, killing three
men. Several others wasa eeriou.ly il.
jurej.
The government having 20 iattha, n:e 70,
tn, steamship Oaio which /. re.eotly ia.
pressed, .he vessel may be ctd.red b.ck
to Philadelphia q! any moment. Al ofi.a!
of the company yea:etdaS sa!d: b Il.
contract ths goYernmans MS: keep tta
bost for ninety days aod pay The Sun If
$500 per day for the use Q! her"
Fire late last nigh: burned whole t1:l.
mass block in jeanette, Pa, eassillng 3 los:
of $4,000. The upper ssories OF the:e
buildings ware used as dwellings aud mary
of the occupants lot their household tf.c.a.
Nearly ali tie gods saved from tie stores
were either rlined OF stolen. When tie Ere
vas at liz height fright nsd hor:e tl,ched
to aleigh dashed through tie den:ei7 pack.
sd crowd. q dcz,n persons we're thrown
the ground and nore or les irj1:ed.
Mrs. Blackwell. Of Wolfe:oEo, R:nf.ew
CT unity, O1'., poiaonsd tie tea prepared Tor
meal. with tina ln.ension OF ;akIog tue
life OF her family. Her husband d=,ec:ed
the fac. th=t theye was sonsihing vtors
with The tea aad sccu:ed his vile G! havag
placed poison in it Sac danIsd zoe sccC.
sation aai to Prove ,as the Beverage ga:
right drank cup'ull Of the iel. eta
wa, taken i'll IN short time snd dad D..
fore decor, who vai sum- onel, reached
her eide.
An entertainment vas GIN il Chicago "a:
nigh. il which tie India question WEE di.cusssd.
One Of the speakers proposed 8 Iliu 70 stre:eh
wires chsrged with elec!ii.itY ttr,1gh the In ! Il
country, SO tbst when tie Inoilns touched The
wires in going through the woods. they vouli be
killed.
The tug which LEI: Philsbalohia thea week:
ago for ANTIGUA, 70 render assistance 20 the dis.
s5led British steamship strathyfre, whi:h was
ashore that plac,, has rstorued, after frui.les
sttempt - ssye the valuable cia't.
Mrs. George Hopping Of HOppi7s stsii'n, i; J
is slowly dying from having inhaled smoke owe!
ccokstove She i. unsbie to gee, eat or talk. l:
10 believed thai h, wood IL the sto7s wss cav.
cred with poison ivy.
YIN. J. Gibbons, convicted Of firing ons Ct tte
Dupont bsrns, IVES pillori.d for oce heur ard
whipped with forty lsshts st Newcastle ISL this
afxrnoon- he il serving 10 years iu1pli onnent.
In New York today Jscsb sorobc!n cot. ard
i. - thought fetsily wounded his csu:H j. rs
.oEnborn. because he refused TO give him noLey,
and then killed hiGself,
Mr wa.terscn Of the LoGi,7iile Coarier. Jo-r4s.
denies TIA: he has declared il favor Q. Go.einor
Hill and asks, ~ hat is the matter With GIe7eg
Cleveland s.
Governor Mckinley, efchio, IVES reported mach
better to day snd WAS aro1ni his rom, bu: IL
unable to be out.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30

MR. HALE, ID his speech IL the U.s Senate
yet mday, said the reciprocity CLAUSE In the
McKinley bill was I'll Iedseuiog feature.
As reciprocity ia free trade under Differ
ens name. thia endoremen Of free trade oy
a republican protect onist locks very favor
sbe. Il Will be recolIect, d that before the
reciprocity clause was added t, the bill Mr.
Blaine said that bill wonld Mt add ore
brshel of grain o. one barrel of corn to the
countrl's exporte.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
sATUR ,AY Evn1Ne. JANUARY 80.

IT WAS stated in yeste,day's GAZETTE
,hs. man tried In the Criminal Court OF
Washington that dag for violation OF sac
civil sarvics Law was acquitted. 1. Ia well
that shs particular case referred to was 'r'so
in Washiug:o7, and under the very noses OIL
nor.hsrn republican ns'eaameO,w who have
BIZ It. baea sford: ID "a oiiacs lesaon OF the
impos.ibility ofenforc;ns Law OH actiona oie
totbe c3unuuisS in which the anenpstc d.
20 msy be made, end contrary to the fse!lns
the reople OF the community have enter
tsinsd from their youth. L ia hoped he
Co.erss.men referred to by it nay be induceo
70 abandon thei. attempts to force upon lhe
South laws Objectionable to the people OF
.his sec;joo. 10 the case to width reference lie
made. the carsntltioraliiy OF the laT hao
hsen affirmed, the evidence vas indispnta'
be, indeed, the of.nse wa acknowledged
aud the Instructors OF the l3ge we're Coz
1o.meb.t; bat, to Inc contrary noswi.hsierd
in7, the ja,y, 10 tea mioutes, brought 10
Verde o.. acq7i:tal. The ei7il aervics iaw'
e7ao ghsa executed, IL sham aod hum
buz. ard nog that il has been proved, In the
ugtiors! capital, that 1t cannot be enforced
:. sbonid be repealed. and II the democrsis
in Congress be wlae they will set about DO
ing that q. once.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30

IT WOULD be montt:ous outrage, con-
mltted by giant upon plgmy, II this go7-
ernmans, noH that Chill has complied Wild
a demand for 80 apology for an cffanse she
was not responsible for, should insl;t upon
frcing her to conduct her negotiations for
the set lsment of the difficulty between the
ewo coult,iea, through the medium OF the
man who waslhs cauae OF lha wncle trouble,
and who ia extensively Objectionable to her.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30

tbs WISDOM OF hsviug 20 branches OF
the lsgis aturs was again made apparent
yeet,rdsy By the seoats's defeat OF the ii /
for women doctors Tor tie Insane asylum OF
Che ate. Induced hy the ill-ad7lsed &C.
vocecy of that bill by Richmond newspapers,
khe House OF Delegates passed Il aimo'
uuanmou.lg, bet fortunately, for tie eaf
OF the poor female inmate of the as5lume,
,hs te:;er advised Senate considered It De.
libarately, and by decisive u'j'rity ADOPT.
ed 10 adverse report OF tie committee to
which Ii had heen rafs,re6
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His Tongue Frozen to the Rail

WLKtnsBURG. Pa Jan. ga 10 year.
old lad named Moff, who lived in EIge.
wood. Sc Gu. TIE other night to show soms
companions how cold the Pennsylvania
Railrosd rails were. Hs placed hs tongue
on rail, and a. oDcs was ftez.n down TO
Is. The day express was due from the
Efst 10 ten minutes. 1; had to be A'gsed
while the station agent heated water, warm.
ed the ra!l. and released ihs lad.
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FRCE WASHINGTON.
s,.,;a, oc,rs,rO.Sesoe Of tie Alexandria eaas.tt.

fsoeo;al CcyrssEexdezcs Of TIE Alexandria 6aaetG-
WAsEUa TOE, D. c., Jan. 80. 1872
Ve,eer, as eta.sd 10 yesterdays GAZETTE,
having been acquitted In the Criminal Court
OF this city OF tee charge OF violating the
civii service Law, on which he and Newton,
as members of the Cd Dominion Repuoil'
can Lesgue of this city, were indiosec, poi'
mos. will be entered in the csse oil NeRtop'
Mr. Edmund Burke, who defended VeVseF,
nnok. for quite an bour, and Was 10 his hap.
piess vein for the humor, railery and ssI-
caern appropriate, from . lawyers STANG
point, 10 civil service proceeding OF sh.s
nature. Grover Cleveland and his famous
check sent to New York, Harrison, HUI, the
theorlsts, purisie and reformers In general,
all came in for humorous and etec'ise
criticism OF their acie and sentiments regard
ing money for political uses. The audience
epjoyed the 'bits" of Mr. Burke very much.
Among the guests as the Chinese minis
.et;s reception here last night we're eecfe-
aarv Blaipe and the Gillian minister aod Dis
wife. The two latter, az soon ss they cav
the Secretary, ssluted him with matkeo
courtesy, and Mr.. Blaine, With MRS. MontI
on his arm, made The circuit OF the rooms
4 Senator'S wife who wss converslng WIN
MI. Mont at the time, observing ibis, re-
marked TO him that she YES glad 70 zee tnat
che United States and Chilli were now on
such amiesble relations. To this Mr.. Monts
replted that shere never had been any rea.
con why they ehonld not have been 30 all
the time.
The democratic members Of the New York
congressional delegation ridicnle the action
of the mugwumpe OF New York city In at
tempting to call State democratic oonven.
s;on In onnnsjtion TO the one called By the
Stats democratic committee In accordance
vith the rules of the democratic organize.
sion. They ssS that the men engaged In
shs movenent have from tho frst opposed
Ahs regular democratic organization, and st
the last munlcipsl election united With the
eenubltoans to defeat Mayor Grant; that
thew have tried 20 defess Senator Hill for
SEARS past, but thss hls ns7rity has In
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a Mysterious Explosion

CAVE C11y. Ks. Jan. aO-se.h WilIIsm.
and Moses MsCiellani while digging els.
t,rn yesterday, struck rock with aledge
hammer. causing terrible explosion which
buried MoC .ellsnd bs1eash fl ing boulders
and killed him, and threw Williams IL t, a
tree 80 cards away. An examination of the
scsns revealed nothing be5 ond blulsh
vapor VT, sulphurous smsll issuing from
between two large rookie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30

The lates. count CT TIE population Of The
city OF Bio de Janeiro. the Brezl:ian capital,
computed up to abott year ago, and iua.
published In tie Diario Ofieidl gives the
population st 515 $50. c'sesrnsd as follows. :
Mslea. 2S7 400; females. 22S C69; whites,
800 2e9; blackp, 81 OBS; MT We Indians.
II 264; Mes,!z,s, Ill .967 rinslo. 81 0o6 ;
married, 11s $50 widowed. q, 4o2 ! aud di.
vorced: 4s5. l. is estimated that the ore.
sent popoIstiou ia bstwsen 800 600 and 700.
600. Ia 1870 1t was 235, 900
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30

TEEU.S S. Supreme Court baving bS re-
cent righteous deci=icn rendered the Inter
stat, comms,ce la9 incapable Of pre7eniit g
railroad companies from making tieir own
rates, s.ust3, Cullom has introduced II
In Congress to smend tie Law 60 as to effect
thst defeated otie:t. 1.-THE Senator we're q
giaer msn be would move to repeal the law
re,eue3 to. allow the railroads t, manage
their own sfairs Without interference, aud
save t1e expense Of q 0selsas bit cost 3
commission. Railroad men know that tie
more fsciit es they afs.d the public, the
greater their butinesa and e more their
profit. and knowing this, as sensible men, 1t
is only natural to suppose thss they will act
accordingly. Before tie law Was passed
tickets from Wes lington to s.. Louis snd
Chicago were frequently sold as low az I'VE
dollars. But there has been 10 rsdutt on
from regular rs = since t'eu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30

The Goveruor OF Mississippi has become
Jealous IF the ate, on given TO OUTLAWS ;
bnt DO still continues t, recommend the
famous Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup for coughs
and colds.
The proprietors OF saivatiou Oil. tie great
est cure OF earth for pain, will pay large
reward If any certificate published BY them
Is found not genuine. It costs oaly % cssta
bottle,
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Frightened to Death By Tramp.

sAx AsTosI0. Jan. % Mira Emma
sasefsr, OF this city, 1ss frightened to
death late THURSDAY niga: By : ,raup, who
ert.red her room uaez2ec,sd : By t3ro!ng
open the door. Her husband was lying
lex il the sane room. Bef,re Re cau!d
reach he, she gaspe3 AID died. The trsup
gszsd horror stricken Il the tsca oithe dead
woman q nonen: and shsa Z ID.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30

"shall our sirls wols.is p Of course IL
they strengthen theiI luogs By taking d..
Bull's Cough Syrup.
When headache joins neuralsis, thsp
comes the Tug of War." A wise general
ma,ehsls his forcea. charges With bottle OF
Salvation Oil, and the doughty Zoe lies
Bringing In the dust,
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Court of Appeals Ia Richmond Yesterday.
Patterson against McKin ney. Argued
and submitted.
3 chmona and Dauville Railroad Com.
pany against Mcfsse. Argued by W. &.
Payne for pleintif In error.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30

L,oR SALE, OF would rant If gusanttci care
L full rs,ge, s FlNF, NEW. FULL-SIZ5D Up
RIGHr PIANO. Eas carved ebony csse snd
handsome keyto1rd. Warranted first Glass in
ey. II respect. The rrice will be mlde low 10 &
QUICK purchaser, Address !, this ofiee.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30
Communicated.
Answer. at home, asleep In bed.
THIgD WARD.
DIED.

On Jsnua-y 29sh. a. $40 p. IN. WILLIAM y.
SUTTON, in the 63i yesr of his sse. RelstiYss
and hi,nds ere respee.iu ly invited to attend the
fortra: services from the risider Of his JOIN
W. snttcn, no. 719 south Lee street, Sunday tho
31st instant, at o'clock T. N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-30

Charley Mitchell challenges John L. Sui
Ivan to NEE. him &c twelve or sixteen
foot ring.