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service. and that of Msj ,r Henry o. the 7.h
Cavalry, now at Fort MSer, Alexandra

service, and that of Msj,r Henry o. the Z h
Cavalry. now at Fort MSeE, Alexandra
county, t. be Lieutenant.Colonel.
Messrs. 1--we Of Fairfax, Lstchet OF HocS.
bridge, ard O.ev of LynchburR. members CT
the board OF vis t,rs OF TIE Virginia milt'
tsry Ia. ttute, v ere st the Capitol t;.dsy n
tbs lot .rest Of q petition to Congress Tor n
appropriation OF laod 10 econpensa for the
destruction of the institute referred II aiLs1'
ipgton, Virgins, By General Hunter, dnrlrg
the war between the States. -
There IL M feeling OF resentment Oh the
part of the Uoited States On account Of the
ec,iou OF the Mexican authorities who
.ea,ched the residence at Ma.amoras OF the
II. 8. coneular sgeDt st Mier, Mexico, for
arms and ammunition supposed to be con.
cesied there.
The following changes In the clasa
posto fices of Virginia were made to-day
Goodali'p. Hanover ccun,y, @ b. Vaughan
ir. sppointed postmaster. vice ]. B.
Vaughan, req gned +; Lyrch's Station, Csmt.
bsli County, E Taylor vice A. Anthony, j..
removed Mansion, Campbell coun'y, NJ
Anthony vice Hall, died.
The Supreme Court Of the District of &c.
Iumbus to-day heard arguments Of council
Ia what Ia known se the silver brick case
The contention in this case IT, In brief, the!
the act OF 1873 restored oliver to fres coin.
age
The anti.i1ili men here a q ssying thu senlter
has iojurei his prospects by favoripg sn earl
date at which the democratic convention in his
State has te.n call d. butI friends eay he Ia
n.ver yet made political misa and it Isn't prcb
able that IN his, the gressest fort in his lie, he
il q 1g to ynsks one. Tbey s'y Let hia democla
ic opponents alone and III vi all come hcme
wagging their tails behind them.
Senator 1iel says he is waiting for the apsri
in the Gaze of the Mt. Vernon Avenue bill before
he can press that bi in the committee to which
II has been re,eIrsi.
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TFLYegAPEIc BHEVITIRs

The vii! of the late Cardinal Marplr,
Wac opened to-day. 1t -hoSa that be no
8 ed leas tran ECO sLd 6 coilec,ien :,
books.
Mr.. Gladstone hiss writ'ca 81 article e,
10 II eeMy Star giving bis We've On n.
Eavi's'l leoor question. 1t is in DO sel.s :,
the ,tu nanIfest,.
Judge Join Bit er, cashier CT the D.po.i.
B.nk, OF Glasgow, Ks, which failed few
days seo. "a defauIter, ard ilsare. h
wss found to be IN debt to tie bark f.,
s25. coo.
FIG .immona, the Pittsbarg thief SD uc,.
derer, cnmni,ted eucide at tbs Psrsl p,.
SOD, in New O:lesb7, this mosnioe, b7 Ont.
ting Dis throat with psnknte while he was
covered up in bed.
TIE steamer Bufon arrived q. New YORK
Quarantine this moroing with yellow f.y.,
raging 90 board. After the vessel bad .s
S,rt,s, Bnz.l, the disease broke CO. IN epi.
demic form AID Ave oitbe crew dIed. -Four
seamea were lying 10 the ships hoapItal
when the vessel reached Quarantine.
Ruesel Sage jr., the fvorite ,phew Ct su,.
sell Sage, died this morning a. the Win;so. Eo.
til, in New York, from meningitis He had
b,en s,riou,ly i'll for soma time. he Wa: fly.
three years old ard unmarried.
The Cincinnati disi iol o, the Aiac E5p,es.
Company has droppel twsive men Who were
found to be menbers OF the Brotherhood o. E1.
preis Messengers.
Bsitton Will Jams. a fourteen yea-.o.d by va.
fatally stabbed at iyyille, Tenn, yesteId = By
hi. plsJ mate, Willie Bryan. whI is Brit.o-s &C..
nitr by one year.
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Letter from Richmond

Special Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, Va., Feb 8, 1892
The delegation from New York th will
oppose the passage Of eenst'r Mu.htach's
aati.gamblng iii will arrive here ne1
wednesday, aDd the House committee will
give the Nav Yorkers a hearing on that
day. An EFFORT will be made 10 have the
bill amended 30 es to include gambling In
stccks. Il !s claimed by seme that tbls ia
one OF the wort forms of gambling and
therefore they claim that this amendment
Ia 20 more than proper. The fact tina. t %
bill s'rikes at The great American game OF
poker and that fascinating paAims called
o Sledge," or Seven Up" makes IL IN
popular t, particular class Of foiks.
Norfolk city Is coming to the f'o! again
gith lobby. The new pilot bill has caused
the arrival of q Norfolk delegation here to-
day. Next Friday another delegation will
como up from the city By the sea 10 oppcse
the oleomargarire bill now pending In the
House. Richmond merchants and Norfolk
| merchants do net sgree upon this greasy
question. What 90. ia one will not snit tie
other and the consequence Will be Norfolk
and B chmond Will look horns. as IL we're,
| next Friday when the butter and oleouar-
psrine bill comes up before the House CON-
mittee. The meeting will be held 10 the of.
| fee OF the superintender OF pubic iostruc
ton, and it Ia understood that the commit
tse will have the bsne Of some oleomarga'
riDe CANDLES.
O1e Of the be apeecbea delivered during
this session OF the Ge,e'a Assembly wsa
made by Senator 81 D. Food, Of AppomT t.
tox. II WIS upoE tle female lawyers piil
and Senator Flood opposed t. passage most
earnestly. The Ssntt, chamber and gale
ry we're packed, the sudsncs being COM
pofed large OF ladies'. The Senator from
Appomatt x was In splendid tim and when
he coocludsd be was the recipient OF many
nice compiIper t. upon the tffait hs had
made. The fact i, the younger Senators are
makiug good records this session. The
other day ee1str Watson, Ct N: tt ,Way,
who is only twenty four years of age, &C.
Quilted himself hsp d5omely and made 9
60 eucii impression. When be hsd taken
his seat 1 heard Senator Slubbs of G;oucss-
ter. who hae tean In public life eve. eince
the war, remark 10 friend sitting near
him, "Msrk my prediction, young Watson
will make hls mark in life and his career
will be brilliant one; that speech be has ust
made would have done credit to any man 10
this legiel. tlre." Senator Watson is mod
Get unaaauuIng young mso, and there are
many others hes de, the Senator from
Gloucester who baIieSe Il a tina young SeD.
ator from Nottaway has btgun cereer OF
great usefu aces to his Sac and to the dit-
riot that hss go highly bouored him.
Delegate Ryan, OF L'udouo, thinks that
the psssoge of the bill allowing the Wash.
ington and Ohio Railroad to connect With
end lease other roads mesns good deal for
Alexandra. While toe eobeme which is
proposed may not he carried ont right away
{ Ia believed tibet will be done at an ear.
~ day Mr. Ryan ooes not apprehend any
trouble In securing the passage Of the bill.
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Shot by a Mob.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Feb Two Ct the
negroes who we're tried Ia, fall ct Gallaaiu
for barn barnins and acquitted, were warned
by all that they bad bate: get away from
the county. Last night mob Of man who
heard that they were in the cabin Of their
mother, went there and shl t through the
windows and, horrible to say, t he old moth
er was shot and killed irs antly. The
negroes remained In he cabin until about
dayb:eak chen they e d.
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FRnR WASHINGTON.

fs,soIsl CorYesrendcScs Of ts Ale1snarsa Gdscttel
WAssIne ros. D. O.. Feb. 1852.
The Louisiana Copgrefsnen say the e1'
nrsssed determination OF the Louisiana lot
xery company 10 decline new charter at
the expiration o.. their present one will olose
the breach in the democratic party Ia lheir
Stat, and make tbs democracy OF the Peli-
can State ae solid as ever.
Whsn Virginia hid no represents ton IN
CONGRESS thus postoffice at Bsistol, Va, was
moved to BtStoi, Tenn. To day q deiesa'
zion ftom the former place, combating 81 e1-
Congressman Fulkersun and Judge hhsa,
democrats, aud MIR. Bxiy, who once wrote
letter to tho effect that his gustasory nerve
was not In good cond ton. and Mr. Fowler,
whose name Ia connected with that OF
Vifgioia bird. republicans, Ia here to try to
have pnstofice estabii.hed la the Virginia
psrt of Bristol.
The House committee On agriculture
heard arguments to.dsy By the opponente
of, a bill prevent IT, sale osgrain futures.
II ia believed that the bill will be reported
fRvorably.
The dem oorets in Congress doubt the elm.
cerItv of Senator Te!ler's bill TO admit U.ah
as st ito into the Union, but they will vote
for 1t and run the risk.
Many democratic Congressman have al
lowed the administration to poke fts hnger5
In their eyes sod are in oonsequenos crying
out 10 time OF peace, prepare for war;" aud
are willing t, appropriate millions of money
for new ships snd Qualifications that will be
obsolete before they can be completed.
Intelligence was received here to-day to
the effect lat the whisky trust Of Boston
mas bsen indicted by the erandiu jury for Ia.
fraction of the antl-srust law BY making re.
bates to certain customers.
The government oontempates great i'm.
nrovemerts to the land IL has purchased In
Marylapd, opposite the upper part OF Alex.
andria, and the erection OF several buildings
and wbarves thereon.
The Senate, In executive session to-day,
confirmed the nomination OF Assistant Bur
geon G. L. Vaughn OF Virginia TO De Passed
Assistant Sargeon In the msE!ne hospital
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7 AK 4 Nd RIA v &
IsrHE attack made lae. Sunday upon ap

IsrHE attack made lae. Sunday upon 40
E,p.isb vessel tnss sailed INFO the port OIL
B.idSepor Astng ths flag OF der own couo
try, the uob vas assisted By company o.
the pationsl guard OF Connecticut. WHO
marched from their a'mor9 and, 90 the Gu
tno-i.y of the New York Tribune. threaten.
al m shoo. the csp.aia Ii he did not haul
dawn the British, ard run up the American
flag 10 its place No bodS Oh board the ves'
sel yss killed but, had 1t been otber"ise'
yould England have demanded an apology
from, this go7srnmsnt before the court ct
Bridgeport had Investigated the sffair and
would this government bave felt like max
ing cne uodsr threats? Bolliss always
know whom to threaten.
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Killed his Daughters Betrayer.

CINCINNATI, Feb. "A tragedy occurred
yesterday morning at the court housa IL Gov.
ington. Richard Grey, letter carrier, shot
down Sieve Bfogsn. engineer of the Kan
lucky Central road. B:ogan had ruined
Grsy's daughter. but agreed to marry her
The two men me-! at the Circuit Court clerks
Office to get the license. Both were arm.
ed. Brogsn suddenly turned and said
Marriage, never; that'A oct Of the ques
tion," and referred Gray to his t1rney to
arrange matters. II sm here to pay what's
right" said BrogaD. "Then I will have rs.
vsnge," eaid Gray, pulling revolver and
firing. Tie bullet struck Brcgan In the
head, and he died shortly after 6 O'Clock.
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Foreign n eva.

LONDON, Feb Mr.. James Spurgeon
declares that while tle heads OF every re.
ligious determination will be invied to at
tend the funeral OF his brother, Rev. Mr..
Spurgeop. which will be held on Thursday
ne1t In the M,t.opolitan Tabernacle, no
Unitarian will be asked to be present.
MENToNE, Feb. The coffin containing
the remains OF R.v. Mr.. Sturgeon has been
taken to the Scotch Church, 10 this city, and
to-day impressive services we're held over
the body. Upon the conclusion OF the ssrv-
Ices the cofin vas taken t, thu railway sta
ton for conveyance to London.
TORONTO. Feb. "A special from Ottawa
says: L Is definitely understood that Hon.
Mack zie Bowel, Acting Minister Ct jus
tlce, and hon. J. e. Foster, Minister of Fl
nance, will leave Tor Washington On Mon
day CT Tuesday next 10 discuss, by appoint
ment with the Upi.sd atetes gu horities, the
question OF trads between the two Countries.
LONDON, Feb. 4.-Mrs. Osborue, for whose
arrest on q charge Of pstjary a warrant lie
10 the hands OF the police and Who, 1t was
announced on Tuesday Last, was about to re-
turn from Spain to surrender to the author.
itis1, Is taking the stap entirely of her own
volilion. Sac says che does not Intend to
irhlct any further ruin on her husband,
Captain Osborne, who ualess she came back
and answered tia Charge against her would
ba compelled to leave the army. Captain
O,borne,it will be recalled, married the lady
after Mrs. Hsrgreaves had charged her
with the theft Of her jswels, and he IVES o
Htm believer In her innocence urt India.
putable proof OF her guilt was placed before
him. He has stood By her in all lar t:ou-
bes and offered to join her where she went
She thought 1t better. however. for her t, re-
turn and t,nd trial, aud thus, II possible,
save her husband. 1t s said that Ms. o..
borne expects to be cor6ned 10 May.
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Earthquake.

OMAHA N.b,, Feb. "A slight shock OF
earthquake was felt here about 1880 O'Clock
Last night lasting for q few seconds. Pic
lures were thrown from the wall and
crookery AID glass ware we're smashed. A
large bank OF earth ca7ed Ia crusblng In o
two story frame house, aud burylng P. 81.
G:esa aid his wife and two children. The
woman and children escaped uuhurt hut
Green received internal iriuries.
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Gen Seliyerskoff's Assassin.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex Feb. Al; has now
been estabi.hed beyond doubt that Otto
Hauser, wio was fouod dead 10 a park on
OFT. %. wss tie nihiliet Stinisiaus Padiew-
siki, who assaaaiaa.ed Gen. Michael de Ssl.
ivsrakoff In Paris, Nov IS r, 1890. To avoid
datett on hs travelled under difareni
pemes. PadIewiski wrote to friend Ia
Buffalo, n Y that be feared that he would
bs delivered up the the Russian govern
N ,as but declared tina. he would never be
taken alive,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

The DoMIsEsRIse spirit OF this, over
weaker republics. as mauitesied in the Ohil'
ian affair will naturally prevei any extern
si,n OF .ade with those counties by means
ofMr.B aiue's PCT reciprocity treaties. But,
even lit were ct2ergise, cot The people oil
sh's country. bu. oniy few no'taern man
n,acturers, would be benefited thereby.
Because, while t2e treaties t'nd
10 reduce the price Ct the products Of
chose manufacturers TO the people oil the
countries to which ,hoes products may b.
exported t1e price thereof to the people al
bom.isuos reduced, became the tariff on
sucb srtices imported here is maintained b3
the Mckinley bill.
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JONES & O'BrieD, D. O.

XTIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office OF The Circuit
Y Court Of the city of Alexandra. on the 20 h
day of January. 1892.
Luther B. Ditch and John 8. i.ch, co partners
tradidg under the dIm name o. J. g. Ditch e.
Brother vs. Johns II. z. Nicholson surviving
partner OF Andrew J. Nicholson, deceased. and
trading under the Dams and stsle eff. j. Nj :ho-
son & Sons, .. q. Tsyl'r trustee, Jane sarsh
Wedierturn and Alexander J. Wedde burn.
her husband. In chaactry.
Memorandum. The OBJECT O.! this suit ia TO At
tach tho interest of tho defen' ant, Johnu II. B.
Nicholson, ss surviving partner OF the firm Of J.
j. Nichns)n Some, in and under de d of trust
executed By Jane sarah Weddsrhurn sni Alex.
snder j. Wedderbura, hor husb .nh, to H. Tsy-
lr tIultee, atd baaIi ~ dsto February 18th,
1887, and Of record In tho Clerks Cfii 20 ef the
CORPORATION Court OF the city of alexandria. and
hject the came to the paymeot Of debt o. fifty
1Se hundred al ninety-ons dollars and ninety
eight cents due By open account to the COMPLAIN
snt, by the said do:erd :nt, j. ]. kicho So & Sons
Che deientants, Joins II. B. Ei.h1lson, trad
Jog Is j. j. Nicholson g Sons, a. III. TAYLOR,
trustee, Jare saiah WeideIburu ard Alex
and ]. We1derEurp, her husband, not tav-
lag entered their appearance and given Sc
curity according to the act Of Assembly and the
rules Of this Court, and it appearing by
affidavit that they not residents of th, state:
it is ordered that the eaid defendants appear here
within fifteen days after due publication Of
this order, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this suit md that
copy of this order DO forthwith insert
ed in the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, newspaper
published in the city of Alexandria, once week
for four successive weeks and posted a. the front
door of tie Court House of this city.
JOHN 3. BEACH, Clerk.
Jones & oBrien, p. q. fob1 w4w
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a Desperado CAPTURED.

CHARLOTTESVILLE led Fso. Monday
evening Bart Stump entered the house OF
his employer, Gus Hutts, near CraIlorda'
Vile, Ind and be. ng Hatts irt, insersl-
bilisy se!z.d the ronsy in the house ard
locking Mre. Huits In closet q d. tt e
alarm was soon given and Stump was eur
rounded near Jacksonville yesterday. Ea
opened Ere upon his poraueys, when one OF
the posse put two balls in S-ump'd body
he was ten overpowered end placed In
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[Communita,ed

I wrote o Communication on Tuesday iD
regard to the street. crossings In the F,u,th
ward. Ladies visiting In that section fad
1t almost impossible to Cross the streets on
account OF the muddy crossings, Bssldee
being announcement and unclty !lke, 1t gives
that locality any thirg but good name. A
good deal OF the cleanings from other por.
t!ons Of The city Ia dumped In that locality.
The pavements are covered with mud from
the orosslngs-an evil which could be RENE.
died With few oyster shells-and the gu
perlntenbent OF Police would confer great
favor by visiting this locality. 4TH WARD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

Me. FABoUHAR, manufacturer OF agri-
Gu aral imp, q neI t, at York. Pe1nsyivsule
SAYS such lmpeme t, made IN thls country
sra gaippad abroad ard cold there cheaper
than tie fa,mers Eere cen buy them, and
that too, with reasonable profit to the
makers. But, all the same, there are Amer
lean f.rnere, gome evfn In the South,
though very few new, who vote for repnbii'
ON card dates for Gong! es', though those
candidates favor tariff that permits euch
thing,
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Freight Train Wrecked

PIEDMONT. ". Va, Feb. 4.-Lsst night e
freight train RAJ away on the IL mile grade
End ran down the mountain. At the Stone
Bridge Is care Left the track and plunged
Into the Potomac river fly feet below.
Three trainmen went down with the wreck,
but only one fireman, Mcdonnell, was
kjlla1
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The RICHMOND newspapers have Il ia'e
been adyoct ting female doctors. They are
now ursiog tie ra.ssge ofa Ii by the leg
islsture t, promote female lawyers. The
natural sequence lie ttat they will soon De
deyolipg ,hemaelves 10 .emale spfrsge ard
women candidates for pubic cfice. Ihe
people OF Virgins, women Cd we'll as mep
want no Virginia Mary Wakera. Dor BelVa
Lockwoode nor Cady et,ntous. Richmond
will soon be known outside Of 1t, limits az
Smith Bot op.
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81 z= z&
associated paEss DISPATCHES.
Proceedings of Congress.
WAsHINGIoE, Feb. 4
SENATE

SbNAlh
The bill allowing 80 days leave of absence
annually to the employees OF the Baseau
OF Engraving AID Pfitt.og,. vas reported
favorably and pus on the calendar.
The following bills were reported back
adversely and indefalt,ly postponed:
To su.horiz, and regulate the conssruc-
ton OF bridge, across the Hudson and Eia.
rIvera, New York.
To authorize the Nav York and New
Jersey Bridge Go. to coast,uot a bridge
across the Hudson river.
a resolution was agreed to changing the
day for holding special 1ervices In memory
of the late Senator Pluto t, Thuradsy, III :.
1St1 inst.
The Senate them proceeded to executive
business.
When the doors were opened the report
on le case ct the Florida ssnatorfhip tde'
caring Mr.. Call entitled t. t1e seat was
taken up.
Mr.. Chandler stated tls. the report was
unanimous, and said the question wes whit1.
er the absence of a quorum OF one hcuss OF
tle legislature provided there wac ma
jority present OF sill the members OF both
houses WAS sufficient to defeat al election
Of q. s. Senator. Tat question see med
to be settled concluaive,y the nsgatlVe)
blythe o. 8. stt tate.
HOUSE.
mt q ! ~ Cav k6
oint resolution authorizing the Secretary Of
the Treasury to pey to tie State of Wesi
Virginia the cum Of sl5l 97S due her under
the provisions OF the direct tax law, not
wltbstanding any claim C; the United S!ateE
against the State CT Virginia.
Mr.. Wilson. OF W. Va, asked for it's i'm.
! mediate consideration but Mr.. Holman, Of
Indiana, OH scted. and the resolution was re-
! ferred.
The consideration OF t1s rules having
been resumed Mr.. Ealoe, OF Tennessee, Of
fered an amendmant providing that eulogiei
to deceased m smbers shal be delivered an
Sundays land SuBdsys only. These ser.
vices, he said, we're In the nature Of religious
/
services and no more appropriate day could
bs selected for giving tribute to deceased
members than Sunday.
Mr.. Morse, ct Massachusetts, seconded
the smen1men Hs believed thtt the me.
mortal eervices were educa lonal and proper
and the Lords day wes the most suitable
one that could be choaen.
Mr.. Bay, Of New York, opposed the
amendment. II was evidently offered In
the Interest Of these persons who never at
tended church but who could come hare on
the sabbath dag and listen to oratory.
Mr.. Reed, OF Maine. gave the Information
thas the consumption of time In the first ses-
sion OF the isss Congress for memorial ser
Vices was 24 days.
Mr.. Bsrgon, OF New Jsrs5y, cav no mecca.
atty for putting another da7 into the week.
Although t,udirg vote ehoved msj ,rl'
ty OF Sc to 68 10 favor OF the amendment.
this msj ority vanished before tho dreaded
roll call and the amendment was defeated
yeas 81 nays 1855. Various other amend.
m ants we're proposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

JOHN A. MorrIs, the principal owner and
dire, t n of the Louisiana State Lottery Com.
pany, will give notice In the New Orleans
papers to-day that he intends 10 withdraw
hIs psopos ton for the rechsrter of the COM
pany. and will wind up Its luaioess. retiring
from the field when Its chatter expires In
1894 This action Is the resut OF the decis.
ion OF the United States Supreme Court de-
claring In favor Of the oonstitutionality OF
the snti'lettery postal law.
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THOUGH tbs American minister LETT BON
ak months ago, tns atioas between ltaly
and the Uoiie1 S.ates have certainly been
moro agreeable sinca then tdan they were
Immediately bsforc bis departure The dip
lom .tic corps OF this country Ia not only ea-
s1rd and expensive, but is dangerous, and
should be abolished as soon So possible. Con-
suls are tins only officisls THE country needs
ehroa2
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abroad

GEN. B. BUTLER, 10 his autobiography
conf .sses be- hls cempslgn for the Presi
dency in 1884, When Biaioe and Cleveland
were running against eaca other, was made
Ia tho ioterest OF The iormsr and TO deiea'
th, lat'er. Take him oil 10 oil, the like oil
Gsa. Buffer will hardly be looked upon
again. Hs la beast By nature as we'll as b5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

IT WAS wall ter he parlies who prdhted
By Mr.. Wareuakets ship eubsldy bill thbt
they cot thelr hsrds into the g've'nmeots
pockets to'ore tle democrats took posses
sion of tle U. g House OF r ,preaeutst 'Ves.
for 10 democrat msi ority OF the postofh g
committee OF that body has jost voted
reneai tast tiil.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-04

There ware ali the evidences of a coming storm,
but when he drew from lis pocket bottle OF Or
Bulls Cough syrup then cane calm for tho baby
had the crono and wooli now get we'll.
Little Willie screams snd storms with burn
W, Ii, ann To little Wi!lio Joy is sent, BY u.s.
ing salvation Oil, the great IMMINENT.