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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18
Foreign News.

PARIS, Mar. IS The euthorities fear that
on the celebration of the anniversary OF the
commune which occurs teddy, disturbances
may occurr that will reeult seriously. Con.
sequsntly special measures have been taken
10 prevent disorder.
LONDON, Mar. 1S-A fire occurred this
morning In butchers shop In L!lliebridge
Road, Bfomptor, causing the death OF FIVE
persons.
LONDON, Mar. 1S.--In the conference OF
the miners federation to-day IL was decided
that after the men have resumed work en-
Monday they should work only days a
week. The prices Of coal declined elk chill
lings per ton here to day.
BERNIE, Mar. 1S.-The frat execution
that has occurred in Ssi zarland since 1866
took place t,-dey at Lucerne. The culprit
ives an Italian named G;tti, who after out
raging Mile Degen, teacher, murdered
her. He vas executed by the guile ne.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 19.-A three.story
houe in course OF erection hero collapsed to-day.
q large number of workmen we're employed on
the building and ,hi;teen OF them were killed by
the falling walls.
PEsLIN, March 19-There is partial crisis in
the Prussisn Cabinet, resulting from the meeting
of the ministers yesteI day at which the Emperor
presided. The subj ,ct under discussion was the
primary education bill.
BERLIN, Mar. 1e.-1he Krsus Zeitaag publishes
III
1t h,a received no confirmation, however. The
North German Gazette confirms the report t hat
Count Won ZsdlilzTruzochler hal resigned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18
VIRGINIA HRWs.

Mira. g. F. Stringfellow aud Mrs. Is. b.
PROCTOR, Of Cnlpeper, died recently.
Mr.. VIM. L Wstklns, well-known law
yer, OF Petersburg, died early yesterday
morning.
IuL e,burg on Wednesday Arthur Allen.
colored, was sent ent Cd to three years 10 tse
penitentisry for stealing horse from Fir.
]. E. Rogers, et Hsmiilo0, last December
The prospect, are that the bridge across
the Shenel doan river at RlVerton will tie
built in tie near future. This bridge Was
burnt duriug the war, aud has never been
rebuilt. l. will be an lion structure.
Should the bill nov before Congress which
provides .hst all towns showing postal re.
ceipt, OF over IS 900 for three successive So q
sh all have a poetic fl 70 building bacone q
law the following to"ps In Vlfglnis, under
LIS terms, would be Gu led to Fostotice
building: Oulpeper, Farmvllls. Frederick
burg, Hamp;oa, Leesbnrg. Lexington, Nsw-
oort News, Sufoik, Warren.on, WS:he-
Vile.
samusl Wilson, oolorsd man, was ar.
re:tsd tt Stanton yesterday, charged With
f sailing two checks from the Adams Ek-
press Company. The checks charged to be
taken by Wilson aggregated two thousand
FIVE hundred and ff.y.toar dollars. The
CT ecks were taken by Wilson from safe 10
the oompsny's otice, and es he could not
use the checks he destroyed them.
Seventy t1fes graduates OF the dental de-
psrtment OF the USiversity Of Maryland re-
ceiyed their diplomas In Ba more yes;er.
day. Among III m we're the following from
Vlreiala: Walter Q. Anderson, Dabney G..
B.rpiz, E. Msrcelus Oopsnbavor, W. Fell
ton DICKENS, Hugh Barbour Hutchinson,
Si!ss J. Johnson, Thomas Rollins Msrshall.
q. Janney Niools, 4. WATSON woodward
srd J. Harvey Wool.
The railroad law passed at the last sea.
sion of the Legislature will go into effect
June 1. Ills expected that Commissioners
Hill Will be crowded WITH work after that
time. Many Ie'sons having complaints
sssinst tho railroad are hodlog them back.
t is said. to present. them uOder the new
law. Uader the provisions OF this 1t is uL
dsrs.ood that no free passes will be granted
TO any ons except railroad officers and their
families, Th.s i5 TIE view given out In
Richmond, but Ia veil known that no re-
strsctions have ever baen placed upon S;at,
officials and the judiciary, n7r Is there likely
TO be uaGer the Mason law. The Massey
investigation developed the fsot that those
officials hsvs never had any fioulty in
Obtaining free railroad transportation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

The Nj site sailed f'om Q ieenstown yesterday
having on board Jams Coleman DIsy Tn. who
married daughter OF William Astor of New
York, and Eallets Alsop BurIowo, son of ssmuel
Burrowe, Vice Preaident Of the Equitable Life In.
suracce Company. A fatal fight is feared between
the men before the ship touches the American
shore, es Drayton seeks tho life of his vfe's a,
legged lover and had challenged Burloae before
ihty lated.
Ths terrific northcr Of Wednesday night toro
up everything, killed the peaches and vbest
throus holt Tcya', b:sides young corr which wa,
jass up. Estimates Of tho less OIL the peach cron
and p ums ara $3.50, 900. Ali f,wers are killed
The four mas:ed s:eel ship Winde.mers went
ashore nesr Deal Beach II. J., this mornir during
binding Snow storm. Tho crow were ss,,lv
landed by the lie saving corps.
john T. lehman. g prominent citiz N OF Va h.
ington, died yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18
TELEaRApEIC BREvITIEs.

Grace Mckinney st.arleY died at Ceve
land, 0 last night aged H. Mrs. stsarlss
Is the actress who week ego was married
to Rsv. Wleon Stearley, che being then &c
i'll that she was not expected to live.
Patrick Milles, gate keeper at Jones &
Langhlln's iron works, pes. PIttsburg, Pa.
fatally shot bis wife tals morning and then
killed himself. The cause Of the double
tragedy was the recent discovery By the
wife that her husband Was leading double
Lille.
Tue caucus OF the Ohio House last night
agreed upon a plan for congressional re.
disirleting. Under the nsw arrangement
the republicans will have Is and the
democrats 5. The democrats at present
have IA Congressman Oalhwaite, Hare
and Layton are the only democrats left in
safe districts and are likely 10 be returned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

ALL WogE THE GEEEN.-Tne shamrock
had place on the breast OF many States
men Ia Washington geaerdsy. When
Speaker Crisp mounted his dats In The
House be found his gave! wound about VITA
green ribbon, and beside 1t sprig OF sham.
rock for his bu,toD-hole. Wee Pfeeideat
Mo,ton also found q shamrock on bis deck
In the Sonata and wore # through the day
Ali OF tbe youcg pages In the House and
S:nats wore bfillisat green kites, erd
many OF the CaDgressuen were adorned
With green ribbon bows apd bunohss Of
shamrock. Altogether tie floors of both
hou.es presented very emerald hue. 10
the press gallery white pager was substi
tuted for tbs rsusl allowance OF orange.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

8 PHILADELPHIA judge has just dec 20
that barkeeper has no right to refuse
glass Of liquor to woman .ho is Wlllicg 10
nav for il. Unde- the new order OF things
the decision Is proper one. Ii women can
y2te, preach ,prsc icelaw emo medioine.and 90
sysrything e!se that men do, there is neither
7hyne noy reason in refusing them The privi'
segs Of d,ipklpg at public bar7ooms. But
ito show that the new order ia wrong, 1t lie
only necessary to say that bsrrocm ffe'
quspted By women, is at cnce deserted oS
all men who have any regard for their OWE
EenutAt.ou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

MALL communities ne people Of Which
are taxed for the support OF courts, lynch
ing deserves the seyerest condemnation, sno
receives ID from ell right thinking men. bp'
shere is no DOUBT Of tae fact that the courts
themselves are t. blame for many OF tue
lynchinss. The actions Of the ooutta are co
uncertain and go long delayed that even IN
communities disposed to be the most lswsbid'
Ing, the people become Disguised with and
nlrsd of them, aud taks he Law in their own
h,uds, as the only sure means. 10 sight, by
whioh Justice eau be meeted oct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

JUDGE WOODS CoNFIRMED.--Afters spend
Ing four hours AID half yesterday in the
consideration Of the judicial nominations,
the Senate finally disposed of them by con.
6rming all OF tae nomins tlons, thus ending
one OF the most protrscted struggles In re.
cent years involving presidential nomius-
tiops. When the war of words was at sp
end and The roll had been called it appear.
ed Judge Woods of Indiana, whose name
stood 6rst on the list, and agsinst whom the
attack had been directed, had been confirm.
ed by bare msjorlty, tss vote standing %
to % SUITS qoently one mere vote was
added to the affirmative list. making the
vote etsnd "a to %. The vote was strictly
according to psit9 lines, With The exception
OF Senator PETER, who voted against con.
frmaticu with the dsm oofatIo Senators.
Senator Stewart was not present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

The FACT that there Is q magazine prin''
cd at Washington called the american Farm
er, nominally, Ut !sast, Intended to ben. NJ
fsrmers. which supports the Mckinley
hill and oppcses the low tariff bills now DE-
fore Oopg,ess. only adds another to the H.
Vulnerable number of instances that demon
citrate the fact tha; there ia nothing too In
c,orssten. for the human mind. Why farm
ara ehoud favor tariff That doubles Inc
price Of ell they have to buy and restricts the
market for their surplus products, and there
fore necessarily reduces tie price thereof
10 VIVA. none Of them cRn tel-that 10 Bats
iactorlIy. The experience OF manufacturing
New Eosland proves conclusively that
high tariff does not make home market fof
the farmers OF that section.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18
Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday

Court of Appeals in Richmond Yesterday
Whiting and others against town of West
Polot. Upon petition for writ OF mar.
dsmus. Writ awarded. Judge Lewis de.
liveriDg OF iniop, judges Lacy and Richard
son dissenting.
Blnps, standardization. agaiott Richmond
end Dsnvllle Railroad Company. From
the Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond.
Affirmed. Judge Lacy delivering opinion.
Beverly against Beverly. From the Cir.
cuIs Court OF Wise county. Reversed
Judge Fsurtleroy delivering opinion.
Virginia, TenDes:es and Gar Steel and
lion Company sgain,t Wilder aud otherf.
Ff0m Oltcnit C0urt Of Washington county.
Reversed, Judge Hinton delivering opinion;
Judges Lacy and RICHARDSON dissenting.
Robinson sgsinst Commonwealth. From
the Cooperation Court of Lynchburg. Al
frmed, Judge LswIs delivering opinion.
Roadcsp against Commonwealth. F.om
the Clrcuis Court of Rockingham county.
Reversed. Judge FauLt.eroy deiyorirg
opinion.
Richardson aeaicss FAyrar, Judge. Paii-
tion for rehesring filed.
Thomss's administrator against Lewis.
Further argued ard continued.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

The RAILROAD REORGANIZATION. The
New York Evening Post says: Anything
like an analysis OF shs Richmond Terminal
reorgaDfza!iou plan. or eTan exhaustive
comment en- ito faanolal mssits, ls 81 ptes-
ent quite impos:i5!s. This much mag be
said without reaer,e, that walls on the one
baud the complexities and diff outies of the
problem are such rs haye probably never
before been presented Ia the history OF COR
poratioDs, on the othe. hand the SCENTS Of
reorganization nov represent tas strongest
combination OF experience, iillsnce end
capital sVe- made up On this oontinsrt
Like all great railway congratulations Of
the last decade, tie present plan Is based
substantially upon current market values"
The terms upon which the present Gu
moDd and Danvil!e railroad securities ore to
be exchanged for thoss of the new oom-
pa5y have been made public, "a stated yes
tsrdaY. The plan for the exchange OF Vir-
einis N d AID bonds is 81 fol!oWe: Virginia
Midland lat and q e., 81 200 In new a and
$3.50 10 new preferred etook do. 81 6s, ST..
$50 In new 4, aud S400 10 new preferred
stock; do. 4 hs, 81 ,0C0 lp.new end 800 In
new preferred stock b, 6 ard the gen.
oral mortgage 5; eeco, 81 900 in new 4, and
$500 In new preferred stock. Securities for
exchange must DO deposited on or before
April ID With the Central Trust Company
OF New York.
1t Is said In New York thst tae bankers
syndicate to guarantee the cash required
fer the CONTAMINATION OF the pan for the
reorgsn z alton Of tie Richmond Terminal
Company aa proposed by the Ooots COM
mites will DO composed of the following:
Hallgasten & Company First Na!i2nai
B.nk, J. Kennedy. Todd & Co. Gen.
t-ai Trust Co., Lac. Higgnsan & Co, Lizard
F.esres. Chase National Bank. Maitland,
Pdslps & Co., Moore aud sohlev, o liver 81.
Payoe. Spencer Ttssk & CD, e. G. Beue-
diet & Co, Work, St:cDg Il Co., Edwafd
Sweet & Co, g J. Lawrence s. Sons, Woe'-
Ishcffsr 6 Co, i & 8. Wovmssr snd Poor &
Greenougb.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

little PLEASANT BIvALgY, WITH SOLID
SUB srRATUM.-We will give two inches of sd
vertising space for six mont in tho ALRxAYpRrA
GAZETTE, TO the de.lcr in ALI X; dris who ehslI
bay and pay for the largest smoun. OF oar shoes
betws he 1ss OF March and the 1st O! Sectem-
Der 1892, provided Only, that cur ahoes are m. n
toned in each Issue Of the space for the period
named. Three motifs 10 second largest buyer.
SIX weeks to third largest. This simply ilirs-
tsatts our anxiety to have every lazy aad child
in Alexandii. walk in Alexanoris made shOes
We will s,e that the Ladios need never blush to
ssy that their shoes arc home N. de, aud ii econ
omy is wealth, We venture nothing ia guarantee.
ing YOU wealth do Tearers OF our shoes
feo22 co The POTOMAC SHOE COMPANY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18
Pronounced Helpless, Yet saved.

From letter written by Mrs. Ada E. Hurd, OF
Groton g. D., we quote: WAS taken with a bad
cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in
and finally terminated in Consum ption. Four
doctors gave me up saying could not live bnt a
short time gave myself up to my Saviour, de-
termined if I could not stay with my friends On
earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My
husband was advised to get Dr. Kings New Dis.
coyery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds. l
gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles it has
cured me and thank God an now q we'll and
hearty woman" Trial bottles bottles free at G.
G Lemons drug store, 604 King street Regu-
lsr size SOC and 81 90.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

SENATOR EILL.-The Georgians gave Sen.
stor Hill an enthusiastic reception at every
stopping plaza yesterday. He made hume
rous snort speeches, talking about g. Pat
rick's Day. and tbs work OF the democratic
party in Nav York. Upon his arrival at
Savannah the Senator va, given big re-
oeptlor. Lass night he was the guest of the
Hibernian Society at batqast at toe
Opera Houae, in that city, ct which hs re-
spoaded tt the toast, Oar Federal U0ioD,
during which ne described the struggles end
triumph Of the Southern psople In material
development and higher culture. He said
the S1uth's new property ls incontestiole
proof OF the gro9lDg success OF lite soluticD
Of the social problem. True democracy
be said, mas survived The peoples rule
has survived. Next November will wipe
awey its lstest Interruption" (C5seis
The Senator then epos.rophised the demo
cratic institutions OF the country as the fa'
eat ever devised By man. He Was heartily
applaudsd. The dawn was not many hcu't
distant when the Hi6ernisn banquet cams
to ose Ihia morning. During the even
lug Three chesrs Ior Hill" we're frequent
" gwen. These cheers we're elWsys given
with hearty good will and wher, later cn. the
periodical suggestion was amer ded BIZ g. d.
lag "The next president OF the U1itsd
8 o es" the only effect was to he!ghten the
en- husiaem and vigor OF the cheers. The
ovation tsudersd Senator Hill in Savannah
mas probable exceeded In enthusiasm that G.
the other places he has visited. This fore
nc on 8. IL O'Clock Senator Hill held re-
ception 10 the parlor OF the De Soto Hotel
and shock hands With Eve or elk hundred
Savannah democrats as they passed through
Governor Hill went to Augusta to-day and
tn.nip ht will sneak there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

FoUs BABES AT BIRrH.-About two years
soo Texsrkspa was interested By the news that
the wife of T. Page, gentleman living at Inges-
soil Tex. asmall village about thi.t en- miles
TOM Texarkana, Ark had given birth TO 9n.dru-
plets. No less were people Interested, when, Wed
pe;dsy morning, the news reached Texsrksna
that tbs wife OF J. ". Attswsy, OF Miller county,
Ark, was in one night made mother OF four fine
Daughters Mr.. Atsaway is man O. socps Thirty.
three yesrs, ard has been married thirteen
months. BE weighs 100 pounds. His wife is nine
teen years of age, sud veighs 12c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18
FROM wksHIHGT0R.
Especial Correspondence Of tAe Alexandria Gasetse'
WAeHIgaroK. .. O.. March 18 isF2.

WAsaIaeroR. D. O.. March IS 1872
Senator Daniel hes written a public let
cer,i which he ably and successfully fsiute'
ell TIE charges that have bsen oroeehs
against Senator Hill by mugWumps anu TO
publicsne. ,,,.s .,,
next Tossday. Tia supporters have agreed
to allow ia opponents the reha'pueI ~ -,
Saak in which to sta,eiheir otj 3etions to II.
The oply three Cleveland men among TIE
dsmoorats Ia tle Senate are Metsrs. vest,
Viiss and Carlisle. Mes. Of the there are
tor Hill. though SONS done say 30 pnollcis,
and some are for German. T1e Hill man,
however. are By no means aggressive, anc
tina frieuds Of MIR. German are iyipg 10"
and saving nothing, but those who thinS
they are as eep ars nigh ily mistaken.
The Bshting Ssa question IVES again dia'
cussed al t, day's Cabinet meeting, NO re-
Div taar to the Psefi1ents greet OF second
note in regard to modus vivendl has ye!
bean recaivsd from Lord sai!ebury. Lofo
Salisbury ie giving the Presldsn; q dose O.
the sams medicine TIE ia5,er gave C3un'
Radiui. y,
Senator Barbour has gone to Nov Yors
Ou u bdc6o WA'- w.
ship of the Virginia Midland Railroad
Tuesday next has been set as the lime
for the discussion 10 the Senate of the OH &c
pay Wet Virginia her ehare OF the refand'
ed direct land tax, amended, 80 as to pre-
vide that the government shall settle III
claim sgslnst Virginia OF the same terms
ss tnose accs1t,d by the State's other cred,
itoro. II Mr.. Morrll! Of Vermont be well
enough On that day. he will say somethine
that will not bs complimentary to West Ylr'
piuia, sor refusing 10 pay her part OF the VII
ginls debt.
bill t, psy MIS-. L. E. 30 zen, Of Fauquier county
Virginia, $4,000, for supplies taken from hei
during tie late war.
The President to.dsy nominated Charles 81
cch, of Illinoi', to oe Solicitor General, vice
William e. Taft recently appointed Judge ftht
Court of Appeals FOR TIE SIKH Circuit.
The AgTilu tursl Deia'tmtnt 10 day strucs
another blow st the cotton planters by issuing s
statement to the effect that III proe OF cot
ton is g1estly in excess OF the consumption, snc
,ha. its p, ice must fall still lower.
{. ". Pritche,t was to-day appointed postmss
ter at Keeling, Pittsylvaris county, Va, vice W
B. HodI EFT, resigned
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

TIE COFFEE that comes from Venf z1ela
Ia used by the people Of the whole country,
but the hides that come from Argentine all
co to Massachusetts. Therefore. though Ar
eentiue has net ratified reciprocity treaty,
Mr.. Harrison has not imposed tex on the
hides imported from that country. Mr.
Harrison wants the vcta OF Massachusetts, at
Minneapolis and at the next Presidential
oleOfinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18
Suicide of q Minister

ABERDEEN. 8 D. March 18.-Rs7. F. B
Swsrb, aged SIS. committed suicide near Ros.
coe, 8. D., yesterday by blowing his brains
QUE with a revolver. s5me time ago he was
removed fsom church On account OF GRIM
inal intimacy with bis own daughter. Be,
fore taking his own life be ehot al bis
daughter With murderous Intent but missed
hor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

RELIABLE Wholesale ciothlers Isl hso
he,ors sUomm!ttee OF the q. s. Acuse OF
Rsprss eutst9 yes yesterday. that they osa nc
even know what the ''swesting" syetsm Wss'
and whsp 1t was explained to them that II
meant making clothing In crowded ano ia
ventilated apartments. where disease ID
generated, they said they had millions OF
dollers wolta OF clothing made annually pu'
none of It was made that way. Iney da'o
the poor people who made THEIR clothing
many Of whom lize In the country maui II
at home, and it could not be expected tina
shoss homes are as comfortable and COVE
p,ens as posulhle. for people who nave 81
chat is desirable ct home. will not make
clothing, or anything ese that they don''
want 10 make. What Congress mas 10 oo
with the homes 10 which poor women earn
a lvipz by sewing ca shirte, ~aistcoa's anu
trowsers, Ia what few people e1csps nt'
Hoar. the muswupp Cleveland OF no.
BODY representative from Massachusetts can
fell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

A. ". Strange. Esq, Lyaohburg, vs.,
writst: ST USE d.. Buil'a Oough Syrup regu.
larls fer tickling cough q. night. 1t gise.
relief and puts the to sleep. II Is mach
used here.n PeEcs % cents.
Adam might have been tie 'goodliest
man of mea since born" but 1t doesn't p.
peer that be ever di ! sny especia! good for
his family. What blessing he nigh have
efs behind. il hs could have made SALIVA.
ton OIL and kill pain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

WILLIAM Morris. Pet, Artist. socsaliss-A se.oc.
4,on from his writ,n "a, together With a sketch Of
she msn.-Editcd by Francis Waits Les. No.
~ Tbs Social Science Libr.ry. Paper, Is cents
The Humbols Publishing Co, 10 Aafor Place.
NsW York,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

BEFORE assuring your life, or investing
your money, examine the twenty years ton
tine policies of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society OF New YORK, Policies, maturing In
1892 realize cash returns to the ownere, oil
amounts vsrying from 120 to l76 per cent.
Of the money paid liz (; besides lhs advantage
OF the assurance during toe whole period oil
twenty years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

The steamer Guiding stsr on h,r way from,
New Crleaus to Cincinnati, caugh, fro yosterd "
while pa sing LaTrenceburg, p.l.w Cineinnst;
The FIRE WAS soon eztir guished. Mrs B.llesh,n.
niger, OF Cirei anati, one OF the passengers, VIII,
had an sffecion ofths heart, was seiz: with a
spasm from frgh; and died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

The Fauquisr murderers we're sentenced
By Judge Lipacomb last January to be hang.
ed this morning b.t@een and o'cccS.
The lyuchs.s carried cut the CIDER OF court
but selected an earlier saur In tie moruipo,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

UNLIKE TIE Baltimore. the Philadelphia
nopasgsucs OF the N. E Church is simost
evenly divided on the question Of sdulttipg
vomsn TO participation In conference pro-
osediues. But the men OF Maryland give
large democratic, ghlIs those OF Philadel
pbis give so 600 republican mel orities, aud
rannnI,osnism includes all other isms.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

mid pleasures and palaces though We
may roam be it ever so humble" thers's no
spec'f, for pain ike Salvation Oil. 25
cei Is bate.
This moss troublesome companion per-
s,n can bavs while bsir g away from home,
is q cough, and I would advise everybody
to procure DR.. Ball's Cough Syrup before
startiDg,l !IprHn1mT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-03-18

Mr. ". q. PAINE Special Agent Of the
Equitable Lille Assurance sacieiy, OF Nav
York, Is in ths city in the interest Of his
company and any commu aioaton address
ed to him care of Mess.s i. S.abler & &c.
will receive hls attention.