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Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
Utaaa .LocaI,eovernment.

WAS HNGToN, Feb. 26.-The heasine
in the Utah government and statehood
bill, by the house committee on terrific
ries closed today.
Rev. J. A. Smith, of Salt Lake, Re-
publican in politics, and one of the
twelve apostles OF the Mormon church,
made the only argument. He is OPP
posed to the local government bill. He
thinks that if any change at all is to be
made in the existing order of govern
ment. it should be in the direction OF
absolute statehood.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
Respite From omeial .K,sfe.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 26.-The president
left Washington this morning in a
special car for Virginia Beach, Va,
where he expects to enjoy a weeks re-
spite from the cares OF officiallife. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Harrison, his
two grandchildren, Mrs. Dimmick, and
Private Secretary Halford.
NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 26.-The presi-
dental party arrived here this evening,
an0 the light artillery fred salute Of
twenty-one guns. The party was taken
in charge by General Groner, wao es-
corted them to Virginia Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
washington Notes.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-The wool bill
will be the first of the tariff bills to be
taken up in the house, the members oi
the ways and means committee reach
ing this conclusion today.
Senator Dolph. from the committee
on foreign affairs, today reported to the
senate adversely the bill introduced by
Sherman to prohibit the coming of Chi
nese to the United States.
The treasury department. today pur-
chased 100, 900 ounces of silver at $1,000
$.90S5. No further purchase will be
made until March I'd.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
Northern citrus Belt Gall. !

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Feb. 26.-The
Northern California Citrus Fair assoca-
tion instructed a committee to apply to
L. L. Thompson, worlds fair commits
sioner. for half of the five acres allotted
to California for horticultural exhibits
and growing trees. The directors ad-
journed to meet at Sacramento, Satur-
day. March 10Th.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27

yielded the floor, and the Idaho case
went over without action.
A bill appropriating 100000 for a
public building at Grand Island, Neb.,
was reported and placed on the cal
endar.
Adjourned till Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
Abe Jones,s Trial.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 26. = In the
United States district court this morn
ing, the second trial of Abe Jones, for
the Redding stage robbery began.
About three weeks ago the first trial of
the robbery was concluded, the jury be-
ing unable to agree.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
The Sam Juan,s Speed.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Feb. 26.-The
steamer San Juan, on the way to Pana-
ma, arrived here at noon today. Cap
tain KEPT, U. s. N, came ashore and
reported her speed at 1917 knots per
hour, which places her in the fourth
class mail service.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
smuggIed Cattle.

TUCSON, Ariz., Feb. 26.--M. F.. Shaw,
ex-sheriff of Pima county, was arrested
by United States Marshal Paul this
charged with smuggling cattle
bought in Mexico, and evading the
of duty at Tres Bellotes. He
was released on bail OF $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
Pioneer Horttoultnrists.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 26.-This after
noon at the rooms of the state board
Of horticulture there was held confer
ence of number of persons interested
in horticultural matters. The call for
the meeting was issued by the California
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27

Total for the leading cities OF the
United States, $1,072, ,46S, ,40l; an in
crease of 1928 per cent over same week
q wear ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
etvIis,, uats.

Men who wish to be we'll dressed should go
to Desrnond's and secure one Of the celebrated
"Dunlap hats. Spring and summer styles
now ready.
Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-27
CLEARING HOUSE RETURNS.
CIearings of the Principal Cities Durin,
the Past Week.

New YORK, Feb. Bradstreet's re-
turns show the following clearings, with
the per cent of increase and decrease,
in the principal cities of the United
States during the past week:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22

A BOLD RosBEg Between Syracu,e ant
Lyona, N. Y, eaFly ye1tsidsy morning q
robber boarded night express train on the
Central HUDSON road, nearly murdered the
messenger In the money car, rasd the safe
but got little. and being d.tscted at q sta
tlon where the train stopped, ard where he
Sot G IF and mingled with t1e crowd, jamped
on ancther locomotive, drove the engineer
aod fireman of at the point Of revolver,
aud gave the pursuing trainmen and shell
ifs posse on train on parallel track q
lively chase, but was &pally captured after
shooting at the posse end ba!pg shot at as
the trains passed By each o her. The robber
finding that bis eugins's steam was giving
ont, left 1t and started soross the country.
Being pursued he totk to swamp where
be afterwards surrendered. He wea taken
to Lyons and lodged in jail. He gave the
name OF William Coos, said he was from
New Mexico and had been boarding In Syria
cuse for some time. BE Ia believed to be the
much wanted Oliver Curtis Perry, who
robbed Express Messenger Moore nsar
Utcs, last fall.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
fspsosai cosreseondsses Of tie Ale1asdrio G0sssse
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Feb. %. 1892.

fsusssaI Correspondents Of tie Aerasdrio G0sssse
WASHINGTON. D. O.. Feb. %. 1892.
Mr.. Raymond, OF tie Chicago board OF
trade. appeared before the sub committee of
che Senate Judiciary committee to whom the
snti-option DILL has been referred, to-day, and
stated that the farmers support Of that bill
was based upon an utterly erroneous Idea.
The farmers, he said, hsd been induced to be-
iieve that fulnres decreased the price OF their
grain, though t,e experience Of years shows
chat the exact reverse is the case.
The Presidents conspicuous observance OF
Sunday has become the laughing stock Of
CHS city. He viii not stsit on any Of his
pleasure trips on Sunday, but usually does
30 early Monday morning, thereby keeping
hundreds of railroad aud caterers employees
az work during the whole of Sunday ,prepsr.
Ing she train for his accommodation. Tue
nsnaI caterer positively refused to supply
MIN during his latest trip,and he was forced
80 get new o2e.
Congressman Meredith, of the Alexandria
district, was we'll enoughto be on the streets
mere to-day, but hiss not entirely recovered.
The Associated Press has received Let.
tar from its Santiago correspondent dated
January 70, che news In which has been an
eiOIpatsa BY special dispatches. il 1R o.
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x 4 ~ L RIA V a
MoMolv &c HiH... FEBRoARY %.
TIE MOST profitable and beat wsy OF cele'

TEE MOST profitable and beat Way OF oeie'
bratIns ,he 22d OF February ist1read f" ssn'
,ne.os,s Farewell Address. Those VINO olu
SO &c dag ws.s the more impressed u ','
visaom In view of the fact thst Is wise eo-
vIge has been 80 offer f 'uted by Inc pressn'
administration. I, points out and MAKES
plain the dangers incident to foreign s'-
iisnces, Of parllality in respect OF intefna'
tional favors, of lack CT courtesy sno con-
sidsration toward other nations, end OF sec
tiopsliem at home. And yet Mr. Harrisch's
administration has made an entengiing al
alliance With foreign netione, has mace
rse,nrocity treaties With some countries hut
refused to make them with others, has bull
lad and threatened weaker nation, and
while returning tae captured fags OF foreign
nations, refuses to retarn those OF t1e SOUTH
ern States, and says tbs statute prohibiting
ex.Con fsderates from holding commissions
In the federal army she'll ttind, ITO SHOW
which side wss right" But General Waen'
ioston was proud CT ais birthplace, while
President Harrison "thapka God hs was NJ l
born in Virginia"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22
The industrial Convention

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Feb 22.-The industrial
conference INST in this city to-day al
O'Clock. President Polk said that they ex-
psoted to get through in two or three days.
The eub-tressury scheme and the Ocala
platform, he sid, would be Endorsed. He
believed a plank will be inherited In the
platform asking that the federal govern ment
etap interfering with the State reguls tcn
OF the liquor traffic. Many are in favor OF
nominating candidates for President aud
Vica President OF the United States, but
others cay the time has not ytt arrived, az
some of the old parties may adopt salts.
factory platform. The California delegs-
ton has adopted resolution opposing LIE.
land Stamford for President. There will
be pretty hard eight over the platform.
The opinions OF the delegsy:s are 80 widely
diversified that unless some of the parties
give up their principles altogether, there
must, Of necessity, bs row before the plat
forLa is saalIy adopted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22
VIgGIsIA NEWS.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad vii
build two new dsDots, one at Newport News
aud one at Lynohbu'g.
L is said that the Richmond Terminal is
to have competition line frcm New York
to Savannah.
The R,anoke grand jury filled to flud To-
the iynohing CT Will Lavender, ooiored, who
attempted to assault white girl.
From general appearances it Ia thought
that the business of the Gansrel Assembly
will be 30 expedited ss TO enable the Lagis.
ature to adj barn By Msrch or March 5, at
the outside.
The Governor on Saturday signed the
debt sat- 'ement bill and that measure is
now law. The HOUSE, following the ex-
ample Of the Sens:e. voted It's thanks to the
debt com mission and the committee who
proposed the bill.
Gessner Harrison Smith, the eldest son OF
Professor Francis Fl. Smith. aEd grandson
OF tho late Professor G ssaner Harrison, died
Wednesday night 10 Kansas City, Mo-,
where he had been successful practitioner
OF the law for FIVE or six years.
The members OF the legislature, who favor
the bill for separate street. cars for the
races, claim that their side was not we'll
represented at the caucus Friday night,
when 1t wss decided that 1t would be lnex.
pedent to pass the measure. and they are
making an Effort to have the question re.
opened.
Two freight trains collided on Saturday
at point three and a half miles west OF
Petersburg on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad The engines came head to hesd
On curve and the crash was terrific. a
man stealing ride was Killed and another
missing. Four peraons, including She engi-
neer end fireman Of tbs through freight
we're irjured. The engineer end fireman OF
the local freight saved themselves by jump.
ing The engines and large number Of
gondolss and freight cars were completely
wrecked. the wreck having caught 6fe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22
EaWa oF TIE Day.

Fsisnds o; Mrs. Maybriok, now serving
lie sentence In England for poisoning her
husband, are making efforts to eecure fer
her new trial.
The home of Charles Dssny Camp. Ct
Ironwood, Mich, was destroyed by fire yes
terday and his three children burned 10
death.
A large vessel, the name OF which Ia az.
known, but which Ia supposed TO be Span
ieb steamer, has been wrecked eff Perzance
and 1t Ia feared that all hands ara lost.
Ia Nav York few days ego Tfuckmsn
Sch wehm pulled out rettaursnt keeper
Keuling's long flowing whiskers end the
Ia t.r has begun suit for $4,000 damages.
Tee entire block on tae beach between
Mary land and Virginia avenues, At antic
City, N. J., Including the board walk, was
burned over late Saturday night. The
buildings wsre mostly bath-houses.
John Zimmerman, who keeps bicycle
repair chop on 6 street northwest Washing
ton, attempted suiclde yesterday evening
and very nearly accomplished his purpose.
he said be dreamt he was ighing With s
negro who had rez>r.
It is reported that the downfall of the
French ministry was due to the opposition
OF the radical element 10 the Chamber OF
Deputies, who believe that the French gov
eminent mas signed secret lres!y with the
Pope.
President Montt, oil Chill, at q Consular
reoel on Yesterday expressed his hopes
tat t1e United States aud Chill would
maintain eternal friendship. Balmacsdists
are giving the new government trouble by
their riotous conduct, and six members Vi
the old Congress have been arrested.
Mr.. Bland voRs that his silver bill ehall
be considered In the House, tariff or no tar
il. but 10 that position be has but few ac-
herelt,. Almost with ole accord the dem
oorats agree tlst tariff reform Is the para
mount Issue, the fret duty Of the party. and
bat It GRst not be longer deferred for any
q aestion.
Over 100 coiorea people arrived In New
York yes eIday fcom the iodian Territory,
Saving beeU bsRu.ed Into selling tae little
they bad here t, 60 to Li6eris. Oa reach
ING New York they found ttat they had
bsen sw.ndied and thet no vessel was there
TO take toen 20 Liberia as had been
promised. AID they mad to be cared Tor oy
the New York authorities.
AT Bethlehem, Ps., on Saturday night
Rev. DR.. :. Kinlooh Nelson, bishop elect OF
che diocese OF Gsorgls, was rendered large
reception in his old church there. Re Was
presented With Two sets of bishops robes, an
elegant communion service, an Episcopal
ring, and bishops sesl as The gift of the
parish. D.. Nelson leaves Tor Georgia In
few days.
Mrs. Annie Kent. wife OF VIM. Kent, a
Newark N J ssloonist. had horrible ex'
oerisnce Saturday with q bull dog while de-
tending herself from Jas Hebig. She was
fearfolly torn and mspged by the savage
brute Rabig remained in the saloon after
Mr.. Kent had retired snd later In the even
Ing tried to kiss Mrs. Kent, She repulsed
him and he grabbed her about the wais!.
AS he did 60, the dog sprung at her and bit
her again aud again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22

BETWEEN FIRE AND WHARF.-THE oil
ship Loodiana was burned In mid ocean on
the night of January Is. She was sighted
By the steamer Egyptian Monarch, which
bore down on her. Captain Boyd, OF the
Loodiara holding his vie snd oiinging to
the bowsprit of the burning steamer were
the only persons seen. Soon the spar burned
off and fell into the sea carrying With 1t
Captain Boyd and wife. Tha ses was run.
ming high and after much delay In getting
crew, the man on the Egyptian Monarch
appearing to De afraid, the command to
lower boat was given, but before the boat
touched the sea Capt. Boyd and his wife
we're beyond aid. They were seen olingIng
to ths charred bloom for moment, the
skipper supporting his 1ifs With one arm.
The next instant we've dashed the spar
against the flaming hulk, and man and wlfs
disappeared. TIE order to launch the life.
boat was copntermanded.
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feet that the espionage at the American le-
cation has been removed, that the refugees
there will be allowed to leave the country
In shy way they choose and that the ons'
sive expressions Ia ex.Pfemier Matta's let.
ter will bs Withdrawn.
Rsal estste agents here, who have Als2-
eudria property for sale, ssy the demand Ior
such property hss increased considerably
dutinc the past year, AID that the price hss
r!een accordingly.
Itis rumored among vi glDia republicans
here that DOW that aiue. whom ne natee
worss than be does Harrison, las with
drawn. Gen. Malone Is echeuiog for an an-
ti.Harrison delegation f.om Virginia to the
Ms tional republican convention, but Wht t1er
his old eremy and new friend, Lsrgst IN, IL
with him nr not In the scheme, Ia not sta.ec.
A New York democrat. here dag. ssys
1t will be proved at Albany tlat had the
democratic Commit 70 OF hie S,ats post
poDed the meeting Of the State convention
until the latter part OF May, the mngWumps
had determined to protest against il as be-
Ing 20 lst,. He Gays the muswumus have
known from the FIST that Hill wes the fsv.
nrite OF ninety .nine.hnndredths OF the New
York democracy, and would get the soiid
delegation from that State to the Use!oDai
CUQNeullUE, WECtucI CICSSsu &c " Va OSh-| ,
that thew we're making arrangementEfoso p'
posing Hill before the S.eta convention was
cslled, and that the early call rather dis
composed them, ae l. forc;d the expression
of their opposition before they were quite
ready.
Mr.. John Mason, member of the Virginia
House of Delegates from King George AND
Stafford Counties. Ia here to-day. He ssys
he thinks Senator Hill the most avaiah!e
man the national democratic convention
can nominate.
This being legal holiday, all the federal
and District offices and banks are closed,
and many OF the stores were also In the
afternoon, when there vas parada of shs
District militia and the veteran hremen and
other organiz cations. The holiday, the bright
weather, end the parade combined, crowded
the north eid5 OF Pennsylvania avenue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22
Mrs Blaine, Jr., Gets q Divorce.

st Deadwood, g D., on Saturday Judge Thomas
granted N.Y., James G. Elaine, jr !, an absolute d.
yorce fom her husbsnd. awarded her the cus-
tody Of the child. 81, Oo0 suit mtnsy arg SlCG a
mon;', rernnusns slimoDy. In his decision
Judse 9homss cc.llcd attention. to the fact that
the couple were extremely Jag $40 thss tne
match was i'll. advised. The testimony, io lie,
''shGwe that the first two years of their marriea
life va, 81 ihst conld be wished, and tho cause Of
their elars,ion was the unfrendineaa on The
part of the family. sspec ally the slde- Mrs.
Blaine, who did ell in her power to make the life
OF III, plaintiff unhappy. She had evidently con.
clud I'D thai 1t was best separate them, and she
aid shrewd plan and surrounded III. I'm with
circumstances wiich wcpid result In IN apparent
desartion on the part Of the plaintiff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22
TETEeRlPFYG pREyITIEs.

The reIu olicsn primaries fer the selection
| OF delegates to district and State convention
which will choose delegates to the Mlnne.
spo!is convention he'd throughout Indiana,
resulted In the cholca of Harrison msn as
deleg. IS. :,
Mrs. Brsne, sgei Is years OF sge, "a ola
resident OF st. Clair, Pa, while 10 FL sat-
urdsy -istt fell over Eed-htt stove, The
he'd was almost in,ii AZ ...t d when the body
was found lying on the stove.
Biack 6,pathe.ls has broken out 10 the
Lumbar shsntiea hundred miles MOTH OF
Bslleville. Ont. Eight deaths have taken
place ard the man are leaving for the from
tier. The disease breaks out 10 the form OF
The grip. Great uneesiness Is felt among
the men In the woods.
John Gilms1y She's, IL. D., the Cstholic scholar
and historian, and at one time editor Of Frank
Leses Illustrated Newspaper died thi, moraing at
hi, home in Elizabeth, N. j., aged SO years. He
began sinking last niahs snd Pope L:o yesterday
cabled from the Va lean, through Archbishop Cor
rigan. the ra2al b,re1ictiop.
Mrs John Both, aged 80 years, Of Bee ling, Pa,
on Saturday night lost $13 which her huabard
lad given her to pay bill and thi, SO rsyed en-
her mind that this morning she committed sui
eide by taking lsuduaum.
A construction trsia ON the Vicksburg and
Meridisn road xas wrecked near Forest, Mas
yesterday. Two negroes we're instantly killed
and the conductor lection foreman ar two brake
men were fatally injured,
At darcein ew Baden, ILL.,, yestei day morn
ing fight took place in which zevolgers and
knives were freely used. TBo young men, names
unknown, were fatally and several other persons
seriously hurt
This ia Concentration day with the Johns
Hopkins Unworthy snd grsd 1ates sre present
from all parts of the country uniting with the
students in 6 proper c,leb alton.
Congressman Simpson, Of Kansas, says that
General James B. Weaver, of Iowa, will probably
be the third party candidate,
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A Sensational Murder .

TORONTO. Ont, Feb. PA fey night
ago peddler sought lodging ct q hotel Ia
,,,,,:t"- ~here he found S patty Of villagers
in a jolly mood drinking an" ''14kinS
round the bar.room Are. Thsy demanded
q cong from Inc peddler. who complied,
but the sentiment OF the song 30 exaeper.
ated the crowd thst they fell upon and beat
the man to death. Suddenly sobered by
their mnrderouH dsed, they shut up the
house and spent the rest OF the night 10 cut,
ting up the body and burning it ia the
stove.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22

TIE Farmers Alliance is not grateful
o-yan,zsticp. Senator Stanford. OF Callor.
MIA. now has bill before Congress, and has
already made one speech in favor OF 1t. Tor
nriutrg Unlimited supplies OF government
uspe, money and lending 1t to farmers at
swo mar cert. inters And set,the Califor
MIA delegation TO the National Aliisnce Con-
canton that met Ia 81. Louis to-day, has
adopted resolution declaring that The AL
lisnos ia mot locking for Caesar OF Crom'
vel. railroad monopolist or millionaire,
but for Cluolnnatus" Bat unggatefaiaess
IA mt oonGoed to the Farmers Alliance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22

SENATOR INGALLS, was Judge adVo'
cats in q peaceful part of Kansas for three
months during the war between the sta'es.
That Vac the extent OF bile mit .ry service.
But. all the Sane, he was made member OF
the G.. A. r. last Saturday night ibis ID
by no mesns strange, however, 10 view OF
che fact that Mr.. Alger, high officer In the
G. a, R. snd g prominent coed'date LOT Tue
republican nomination for President, was
recommended by General Sheridan for dis-
honorable discharge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22

TIE MASSACHUSETTS Reform Club gave
O banquet il Boston last Saturday
night, at whicb, press dispatch
from that city says. "the speakers
berst ID David B Hill and intimat-d
that the democrat, must either noml-
nst, Cleveland OF meet with disaster" New
/; Is lust each talk ss tals that draws all
true democrats to Senator Hill. and makes
sbeu cling {, him with hoc ks of It 81. wheth'
ar disposed to 4 SO or no
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22
A Rich Find.

CREEDz, COL, Feb. 22.-Yes.erday as P,o.
spector Brandt Was working over Bachelor
mountsla he stumbled lato cavern, the roof Of
which enjoyed cropping Of pure silver ore. The
chamber is SO feet vide and 200 feet long snd
contains epo1gh ore on the eurface to make
B andt g millionaire. Besides the silver the cav.
ern contains utensi s. skeletons and remains, evil
IDENTIFY those Of cliff jewellers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22
.All Quiet Along the Rio Grande

CITY OF MEXICO. FsD. % "A thorough
investigation along the frontier shows that
there Is now no danger of any uprising In
Mexico. The Glfza bandits, who had been
operating on United States territory, appear
to have been dia0alded, With no likelihood
o! reorgsn.ziug.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22

Bid ma discourse. and will enchant
thine ear "; tn tales Of astounding cures OF
all sorts OF suffering By Salvation Oil. Psics
only % cent?.
An Indian boy wanted to hang himself
after ssyen school girls had kissed him. He
didn't, for ne found they had given him
nothing more than cold which he SPEEDILY
cured with DR.. Bulls Cough SSrap, and
then married the prettiest one.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-22

Ex GovERNoR JONES, =. N York wo6
voted the republican ticket 81 'ne last cleo
tion ia bis State, has enrolled his name
smong 1873 who oppose the DOMINATION Of
Sem t IT Hill for President. Senator HI!
Is lpeky man. Each OF his opponents, as
shey sncce ssively arise, sdds strength TO bile
cause, IS trus biue democrats love him for
the enemies be has me0s
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DIED.

On Monday Feb. 90. 1892, at 1905 p. NJ.
ROBERT WILLIAMS, aged 40 yesrs. Funeral
viii take place from his late residence, 112O
Prince street, Wednesday. February "a, at 3
p. N. Friends and acquaintances invited TO at
tend. Ut
Entered into rest, st Alexandriu, Va, at 315
P. NJ, on Saturday, February 2O.h, 1892, Miss
d. LOUISA JACKSON, In the 18th year Of her
ase. fredericksburg, Va, and Lexington, Ky,
papers please copy.