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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
COURT OF APPEALS.

These opinions we're handed down
yesterday:
Raub vs.. otterback, opinion by
Judge Harrison. On s writ of error
from the Circait Court OF Fsirfa1 coun
t.. Judgment affirmed. This gives
the Osserbsek's their share OF the
mouey from the sale Of real estate.
This vas an intricate case, involving 8
Joint personal decree in an attachment
sent in equity against the sppelle&-
After arguing the hearing of the law
upon The controversy, the Court OF APP
peaE Ssstes that no valid sttschmenE
was levied, and, therefore, no lien SC
CURED on the real estate OF the debtor.
Lillienfeld vs. the Commonweslth,
opinion by Judge Rely. From the
Corporation Court of Charlottesville.
Judgment affirmed
Miller vs.. Miller's administrator e.
ais, opinion BY Judge Rely. From
the Circuit Court Of Culpsper. Case
remarded to the court with direction 70
cause the land TO be rented for the pay
nent OF the debts until they are dis
charged, or TO sell the same for that
purpose if Inc rents and profits of the
land will not discharge the debts, or do
30 within q reasonable time.
West vs.. Adams. From the Circui.
Cour, OF Gloucester county. Writ OF
error snd superssdess. Bond 500.
Willisnss administrator vs- Wsltou
aud others. Appeal and supersedeas to
the Circuit Court OF Shensndoah eoan-
y. No bond required.
Webster vs. Kemple. Appeal snd
supesssdess TO decree OF the Cnsnossy
Cour. OF Richmond. Bond 500.
Davis W City OF Richmond, SC. Writ
OF error refused 20 Judgment of the
Court Of Lsv snd Equity OF Richmond
Weathesmsn vs. Commonwealth
Petition for writ Of error 20 q jodg-
mens rendered by Judge Williams Of
the Circuit Court Of Carroll county re-
fuS;ng S petition Tor writ of aabeas
corpus Petition refused.
Walker vs. Mason. Argued srd
submitted
Tucker wN. & VI. RE- Co. Ar
gued and continued
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
The & ando. Presidency.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 24.-Mr. John E
Co~an, Congressman from the Fourth
district OF Maryland, and for many
years the general counsel OF the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad, Was to-day
elected President of that corporation,
succeeding Charles T. Mayer, the pres
ent executive. he is considered one OF
the ablest corporation lawyers in the
country and was the father Of the rail-
road pooling bill. He has always taken
great interest in politics and is an ar
dent admirer OF President Cleveland.
BE was the leader in the political war
fare against Senator German which led
to the recent down-fall of the
democratic organization in this city
aud State. Mr.. Cowan's selection IS
President oftheB. and o. Company may
have some political significance as SEN
ator German has Of late been lighting
that company while Mr.. Wellington,
the 9. S. Senator elected Wednesday,
is friendly to it.
NJ Covan h.s assumed the duties Of The
ofice and viii devo5e MS entire time 10 these
duties, diyesting himself alike Of the positions
Of general counsel for the company snd IS $
denoer OF Congress- NJ. VI. 2. Burns hsv-
ing announced his intention 70 retire from tie
beard Of directors $: the next rezulsr meet
ing. M G. c. Jenkins retired from the direc-
torship until cha, pe,io-i. and NJ z 2 BScon.
presider! OF the Baltimore & Ohio Southves.
en- Railway C.onlaayr WAS appointed 70 Ill
she pace
e.eary Andersen gave the tollowip z
s>a;eu,ens 20 the pres: Arrangements have
been made with .;ong syudicx.e IN New
York 20 provide for sll the present icsndsl
requirements Of the company, sr6 the chsir-
man OF The dnsnce committee, Nsicr Shs~,
WAS authorized 10 continue the nssousciors
With toe syndicate snd complete the perUa
nent Go lt.srsl tIus. lcaa which rhe sy1dicsse
have sxreed 10 zSe, And which ( intended 70
axe care OF 81 me dostinE 6ebs Of the ON
esny and also 10 neei lis delisrds f5r such
new capital Is Is low required"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
CONGRESS.

After the GAZETTSs report closed
yeSerdsy, Mr.. Daniel, OF Virgins.
spoke in support OF 3 vigorous up
holding Of the Monroe doctrine IS sp-
plicable to Venezuels- Mr. Dabois. OF
idaho, discussed the silver phsse OF the
financial question. and Mr. Warren, OF
Wyoming, pointed ont the eHecss o:
the sarif legislation OF the last Con
grss on farm products IN general snd
On wool in particular. Mr.. Jones, OF
Arkansas, sought to secure unanimous
consent for vote on the pending bond
silver bill next Thursday, b1t 81 the
request o: Senator'S withdrew MS re-
eness until to-day. when he viii sssin
seek 30 fix tine for closing the pro
t<acssd oehate On the bond-s;lves
measure
In the House the rules were discus
cd srd adopted Mr.. Deliver frepahT-
canl Of Iowa, tsunted the deuoe-sss
With 81 tsss acqmeGng in TIE sdopsion
Of all the principles embodied in the
rules OF the Fiffy-6rss Congress, sssinss
which they had raised their voices in
1890. This speech drew forth an In
Giypans reply rom erSpeskez Crisp.
ir the course o. which he reviewed he
whole history o. The consroYe,sy, snd
charged the other SIDE with trying 30
make political espisal by Ske pre-
telSaa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
VIRGINIA NEWS.

William Csrl Mardsgs, we'll known
confecsioner OF Charlottesville, Is dead
Mr.. ". Seymour White mas an
nounced hiuself IS q capdidote Tor
mayor OF Fredericksburg.
Mr.. Oden Wright died OF consump-
ton st the residence OF his mother,
Mrs. q. Y. Wright, in Leesburg on
Tuesday, aged % years.
At the next State election Mr.. l. ".
G. Blackstone viii be candidste for
Acknowledgement against Msj. E. 7.
Scott, the present incumbent.
TIE Norfolk board OF police commits
sioner. have created something OF 8
sensation by passing resolution In
structing the chief OF police to prohibit
the practice in vogue smong women OF
notorious character OF making sn in
modest display on bicycles
s serious srd possibly fatal ssabbing
afrsy occurred st the Union depot, III
Richmond, yesterday morning, be
tween two baggage transfer sgenis
named Joseph a. Fuller and Sandy G.
Williams Williams condition il Sc
.ioas, ne hsying received several ugly
cuts. Pulleris injuries were slight.
Mr.. J. O. Wilson, of the irm OF VII
son & Sesy, OF Lynchburg, hss gone to
Norfolk, to consult with Msj. Hudson.
OF the Southern Railway. in resard TO
the contssc. for the construction OF
big wharf building st Primers Point,
Norfolk. This contract has been sent
to the Lynchbarg hrn TO De signed.
A sad accident hsppeued near Union
vile. Stafford county, lsse Saturday.
Mr.. BurruS Paine was burning grass
near his house lot, and the FIRE 90,
SWAY from him. HIS wife went to his
sid. Ii fighting the fire her clothing
csuzht, snd before the DANES could De
extinguished she was burned 20 death
". 4. Hoison, the LIQUOR dssier Of
Norfolk. whose entire stock VS. seized
By the inte-nal revenue officers for
alleged irregularities IN the Stamping
az Certain packages last summer, snd
who brought suit sgs;nss Collector
RYAN and Deputy Collector Boykin, Of
.has district, for 1900 damsges, hiss
been swsrded $500 By the Court OF
Lsw snd Chsneery.
The trial OF John Quarlss fos the
murder OF William B1ndy lsss Feb
rus-y while az dance occupied the 81
tensioa OF the Cuipspsr county court
Yesterday. This Is the third time
that Qusrlss has been on Uisl Tor this
oEense. TIE jury brought N verdict
OF involuntary manslaughter, h1ing
Quarls.s punishment 81 one years
confinement in the peniteptisry. with
recommendation 10 the governor inst
his imprisonment in the county jail be
daiucssd from the sentence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

Nor ONLY mus all church conmuni-
cants have separate cups from which to
drink the consecrated wine, bnt al
school children must have separate
mugs from which to drink water. Bot
the grand and great grand parents OF
the present generation took their COM
nunion wine from the same cup that
vas handed to 81 the other ooununi-
cants, and, when school children
drank water from the same sourd OF
mug used b. sllthe other pupils; and still
they were hesrty and lived longer lives
than most other descendants will But
bscilli and other evidences Of pro
s,essive age" have come, and prog
res" must have lis way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
FROM WASHINGTON.
rCa-rssorasaoe Of ~ Asna6Hs Gasss.e

WASHINGTON, January ..
Judge Ashton Ssys be Was niSunde--
stood IN this correspondence under dste
q. January 18th. 81 70 Mr.. Msredith' s
candidscy to- Congress he says he
could noz hsye expressed doobs IS TO
thai eandIdsey, IS he hsd been fully SIS
sured Of it BY personal letter sud by
Mr. Me-ssdith.s lesses Published some
r;me $50. No, did he mean to be ua-
Ss-ssooi IS saying thss under prss<=.s
t,5ss;s:.ios.s ne confidently expected his
support and that Of his trends Al he
meant TO say was shst under other Cir
fs,mssancss he shoughs he hsd some
e,sim upon W. Meredith and MS friends
av reason Of Ms psss loyal support OF
hin. bat This he lea for them 10 decide.
he wishes this statement made, IN JUS
;ioe both 10 hin and Mr.. Me-ediih.
Sec-ssAv Carlisle has directed Ains
Director Preston 80 prepare 20 eoic
standard silver dollars ss the Phila-
Selphis snd New Orleans minis. Two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

ONE or the Richmond newspapers
attempts 10 e1culpste the legislature
from the censuse it has rightly received
10. refusing to adjourn in honor OF
General Lees birthday, upon the ground
tina. IS the birthday was Sunday, the
legislature did not deem i. necessary 70
honar it on Monday. As we'll might it
sav. that Christmas, or Washington 5
birthdsy, OF New Years Day should
no. be celebrated on Mondsy when
those days fall on Sunday. The Viz
GINS legislature made General Lees
birthday legal State holidsy and then
vas the first 10 break that lsw-for
which there i 70 eIcase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

The blanket mill OF J. Il J. D.bsou.
at Falls of the Schuylkill, Pa. Va. part.
l. destroyed by FIRE this morning los
So, 600.
The third joint ballot FOR Senate, w;s
taken by the Kentucky legislature TO-
day with the deadlock still o. All
no prospect that il will be broken be.
fore February Oh.
Ltttters received by the Secretary Of
the Treasury ron prospective bidder;
for bonds indicate that 6 large percent
age OF the issue Of sI0Q. e1u. 90 wil he
subscribed for By banks snd ether 1usn.
cisl institutions.
dizpasch fron from Berlin 50. : !. s.
serted b. 1 Turkish frrc-iooA-! -: 20 s.
lisacs eIists bcsTeea Rcssis sri TzF.ey but
there : 81 understanding between hen Of .
intimate 4 chSrsc:s- rs, !: r,4-uc4l!
S1ocns % treaty.
Hs-! ycotss lava bean tt,ozz .z:r 7;is0n
bec.rse rheir Ssters s-e Ezn.ics ~ re 4
sarsecEs. sd seyeal prisoners .5Es - +: 5a7.
oeec $40. without : cs1cr.--A--i1- - NIL
ary anc political ais z-s s. c-uE:ei-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
Friday EVENING. JAN. %, 1896
A WASHINGTON newspaper oppose

4 WASHINGTON newspaper opposes
a bridge across the Eastern Branch toE
the reason that such bridge would in.
conmode the navy yard, which, it says,
should be re-established there The
disestablished Washington navy yard
never should have been on the
Eastern Branch, for many good reasons,
among them, the narrow and shallow
chsnnel OF that stream and its pro1-
unity 10 the federal capital Il there
must be another government navy yard,
there are hundred more suitable
places on the Potomsc, but why there
should De, no body can tell, in view OF
the fact that none or few OF the ships
recently built st those now in operation
have proved satisfactory.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

ASYLUM NyEITGATToS.-The Joint
legislative committee TO investigate the
chsrges sssinss the management Of the
Deaf. Dumb and Bind Institute, 81
Sssunson, met in Richmond ysssrs.
and ozsani1ed By elecsing Sens :
Stubs cha;rlaa- The committee de-
c;ded 30 meet in Richmond on Mocdsy.
snd witnesses have been sumnoaed 10
sppsar OF that day. John L Randolph,
OF Norfolk. hss written letter 70 Hon.
Charles 7. Bland, delegste from Ports
mouth, under dsse Of January - in
which he says: I sm deeply grateful
for your kind sid. While nv sole OBJ
jecs in sddrssing yoo az first Was 10
eaees the division OF the sexes IN shs
institute, sn perfectly able and VIII
ing 20 Prove sll ,ay charges, and snail
enurS them 20 your ars- shan rosil
NY charges 80 you so-nogrow 60 hold
until yen caa Rse 70 The bes. sdyan.
ssse.' Er. Randolph then proceeds 10
tel In general way Whist he will
prove He charges drunkenness and
an oferse more serious
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
From Cuba

NV YoRE, Jan. Pa dispatch
from Santiago de Cuba says From
this port alone more than sixty Cl1sa
families have embarked during ta-
last week fleeing from the persscu.9a
of the Spanish authorities In some
instances the wives and daughter Of.
men who are serving in the reyo,1cos-
arr army have been subjected to 2-o.s
indignities. Those who cauno. -.
away themselves are sending ,5e.-
daughters abroad for safety.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The presidents OF the snthracite coal
carrying railroads met in New York
yesterday to consider plans for the re-
stric.ion of production
William B. Raynor, of Rockville
Centre, L. L, poor, in love and out Of
employment, went 10 bis mothers grave
Yesterday, knelt there, and shot him
self dead.
Congressman D. r. Money has been
noninated BY the democratic caucus OF
the Mississippi legislature as United
States Senator, to succeed the Hon. J..
T. George.
The body of Prince Henry OF Bstten-
berg will be buried at Windsor. Ameri-
cans in London sent TO the Quesu S
message OF sympathy snd the Queen
responded.
The President sent TO the Senate yes
serdsy reply to the resolution relative
to the rights OF United States citizens OF
Armenian birth who are allowed to
visit Turkey on passports.
The Chinese government has assign
ed q large sum for the creation OF
fleet. TIE plan OF construction Is very
large The government Is ordering IRON
clads, cruisers and torpedo boats-
ntbe Portuguese Chamber yesterday
Capt. Ferreir. D'Ameida, minister OF
marine and OF the colonies, declared
that the report of the sale OF Delagoa
bay 10 Crest Britain Was uniounded.
Postmaster General Wilson yesterday
issued general order providing that
in all cities and towns having free de-
livery postal service, the postal system
De extended 10 include house to house
collection.
DISPATCHES from Havana declare that
the position of the insurgents in the
western end OF the island Is critical.
Gen. Gomez is said to be hemmed in By
Spanish troops while Maceo has been
seriously defeated.
The House committee on foreign al
fairs will report on Mondsy resolutions
condemnipg the outrages upon the Ar
menians, sud calling upon the powers
20 Put an end 10 the massacres and
piOECSt lAc al @cIA1bS al tGeA A-6NN~+
In spite OF the urgent representation
OF the United States minister, Mr.
Alexander ". Terrell, the Turkish
government still hesitstes TO accord per
mission 20 the American Red Cross
Society TO distribute relief to the suffer
ers in Anstolia.
Sensational charges affecting the
character OF Mrs. Mary kemble Slack
are made in the answer, filed yesterday
in Washington. by Mrs Addie S. Per
rine in the habeas corpus proceedings
Instituted by Mrs. Slack for the recov-
cry OF her two daughters.
Mixino Come by rapid movement
approached within fifteen kilometres
OF Havana On Wednesday. General
Marin was on the alert and made 8
sortie al , O'Clock in the morning. he
surprised the insurgents, who withdrew
in confusion in the direction ofTapaste.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

Moons OF IS many dsss and bull 6ga,.
in the morning. Following Is The schei.
ule: Feb. 14-Maher ". Fitzimmous.
uurse of $4,000 and heavy weigh.
championship OF the world Feb. d
"Bright Eyes" ". Walcott, pure
3 so and welter weight champiors1p
Of the world. Fen. 16-Everhsrd; -.
Leeds. purse OF s., so and light Ee.gh.
championship OF America. Feb. L.
Dixon VS.. Marshall, purse 5000 AID
feather weight championship. FEB =
Barry W. Murphy, pure Of 80 81
batam weight championship o. he
world.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24


TEE Indications sre that the fool
ist so-called snti-s-ase bill now be
lore ne legislature viii fail Tnss il
saonld, goes without saying to every
ia:elligens nan who mss resd il, mas
much Is is passsse would be most IT,
jor:o1s 70. snd probably break up
naay OF, the la-gess business industries
o: tae S-s,e, sad deprive OF employ
mast thousands 0; shosess- One OF
tn nose COURAGEOUS provisions Of the
bill i .tss which provides thst charges
uoie- il shsN b= sustained lot By posi-
tive sid dirses evidence, but By con-
uoo rsro-S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
The Beleaguered nalian.-

RoAE, Jan. 24.-Advices from Mssso.
wah state that the situation s; Nssai!e
is unchanged The natives 7h5 sre
Investing the Italian fortress laye r.
doubled their vigilance TO preye1. tae
Italians from sending out az zevs.
They have cut of the bands @. .5re5
reporters whom they captu.e6 sud
shot messenger who was eld=ayo,.
ing to get into the fortress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

REPUBLICAN DTssEySIoSs.-Colope
Vim. Lsab, chairmsn az Eberepuoticsa
Stale committee, speaking 10 -msl
gathering Of his psrsy friends Is, NIGHT
81 Heurieo Court House. SAID NJ. FL.
gar Allan. the clairusn o. TIE repubi.
can committee az R;c5uoad. bad St.
tackled lin IN The rewsrsrers. Il.
further Claimed .bsz Co;- L&r.o siyisei
the republicans present 20 bold nee:
ingS sid recommend NJ. Ailsn. src.
cessor and he wouli sppoic. hin Col
Lsub sid thss ns hsd recently seen
ex-Seoatoc Pists sid osher pzcnineI.
repuhlicsns o: New YORK. Trey hsi
asked him to cone down here end
save the party. Mr. Pls., s1i Othtf
nstional leaders assured hin Co..
Lsub tod bis listeners. tasI i 5 -eplo. (
liesn President i elec;ed Col Lamb
woald De given position vi!ch 70
other southern man hsi 6llsi meo' /
Ing. presumably, csbiue. portfolio {
All Of ihoss pess1. :. the meeiiri;
were sa.i-Atlsn 1en sri uoS: c5loEsi \
mer.
In 81 interview las: nigh. Nr. Alla' 3
expressed hEs determination 20 1s3i E
4s. Lanb 20 the hitter ecd. h Z
c2aiaas thst The chsirusG ewes o. s
present psscs 20 5 conhios,io7 viii z
Col IsS- D. Brady. Gen Mshole y: Oh (
enemy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
For the Venezuelan Commi,.ian.

New YORK, Jan. pa cab.e lis.
patch from Caracas, Venezuela, say,
The commission appointed by tee :or
eign department OF the goveruue-. 10
examine the records relative to tie
boundary dispute with Great Britain
il al work preparing maps and making
certified copies OF documents Tor he
use OF the American commission. Tbs
work. it Is said, will be finished il a
feT DAYS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
MS SrsrNGyxrrow MAzs:go.

Mss SrSN6yNow NAza.s9-,
ncoa Yesterday 81 Arlington. As.'.'
county, the hole Of he brides f''''
Rev, Sssnk Sirinsteilow. ;as tsI2I
Coasess-sts sooas, his beau.i.a. i'- =.
sss, Miss AiSs Lee Ssri1e.s OK, ~. -.
married 70 Robert ". Shs-ccr ) ... -.
irec; lawyer Q: So-!o,S &c ;.a
uao1y VS. performed oy the ~ 4
fsther. ssEsse,d by Rev. ". \: PAL b
SuaSlS. MIS- Jane StEinG.e-.o"' 81
brides sister. Was -.&id q ho1&' ~.
Thomas ". SAelsScs, couuo1He';IT, ri
attorney Of Norfolk, VS. be$t 1s ..,
wedding wsS quSs., b. i oesa'---'
sair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
Result OF an Investigate

GUTHRIE, o. T., Jan. 2=.-Lzter De.
velopments in the United State .1sr.
shal's Office investigation shov ;ha.
thousands of dollars have been secured
on false vouchers and forged 80 bills
By deputies. Il is now believed that
several OF the judges and distric. o5rk:
and half dozen United State com
missioners will be involved.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

WASHINGTON. TEE capital OF the
fe5=-al Cn;oe, snd the bone Of tie
cultured clsS o. tie United Sss-es,
i pos all to.e mp over the question
70 Whether o. 10. sn Ihterate srd
ignorant negro named Perry Carson
shsI represent thst city in the next rs
tioral republican convention. There
are some old-iashioued people who
don't think snch condition az sill
conducive to the increase OF patriot
ism
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

ALARGE portion OF the time ofthe Z.
s. Senate to-dsy Was consumed in the
residing snd discussion OF repor. relst-
Ing 70 the alleged in-1eatuent or ar
-uenians by the government of which
they sire subjects. but what right the
United Stsses have to interiors with
the Sultan OF Turkey in the nsnage-
meut OF his own sisirs wS not elected
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

For s pain N the chest 5 p zee Of
flannel dsnpened with ChanbsriRin,s
Psin Balm and bound ou over the sess
of the pain, and smother or the hack
between the shoulders, viii afford
prompt relief This s especially
valuable IN Gases where the pain :
caused BY q cold snd there s q ten
descy toward pasunouis. For szle by
Z. Stah.sr s Co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

SENATOR JONES OF Nevada, who Is 8
republican member OF the finance CON-
nittee OF the {. s. Ssnsie, Was mem
Der of the ausncs committee OF the pop
ul;st convention that adjourned yesses-
dsy. The republican party is for the
ceutrol OF the purse strings Of the gov
eminent, sud populisss. silveritss, and
sil osbe, ties sre glsdly sSsiled by them
IS nesns BY which to attain their object.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
Tas NArgoyAr Suvn Coz syTloy

Hs National SuvH Cox sSrloS.
The silver 1ea determined ): it'i
coatereocs IN Washington yes.s-isy I"
hold ; nst;oesl convection y :. L0's
o. July -. Tee ess;s OF reg- ems.
sfoo IL Is sSva. o: tie Sis.5S w-.-1 Dow !,
developed 5 Sroes ssrtime1; 'ss'+
o. ;rss co;csSe- Thus No-;1 Car9i2
Is 20 ASvs - delegates. VIZ ""
IesS VIII have Only -. s,,ac q u:
ao2ass;So1 o. tte latter : :c-- liz.
creates than tbs, of iae ONO
Georgia viii ee entitled 90 g gag
~hils New Hampshire -. asTe %
eoa,eas with ozly >. Aci - re ~
continues Throughout the w13.e
Eio=;ia, az sll tie southern -;a'ss y
the smallest representation, o1s .-,s
delegates esius eivso 20 to-; -
Toe silver conference siop.ei Ts-s. Z
uoa isyitiGs msn o: 81 po!:!.1- PSI:
80 suoSe< ;eeir present psrty i-7= -
crise n ore supreme eso-: % oYe'.9-'
the domination OF re =o1ey Eo"s''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

TEE ssPusucaS chaplain OF the {.
5. House Of Representatives has, sp-
pa-ently, grown tired Of praying for
wsr, snd now prsys for S protective
tariff: which makes more plain the Ssct
shas all the people OF the country
should nos be taxed TO pay salaries 10
.s,nsnSiorsl chsplsirs-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
Ihe ElPsso Crni,sl

FL PAso, Tex, Jan. s4.-Adyscss
fom the C.y Of Mexico say ball sShans
hiss bees in.s1i;csed al she rsp9hlsc
after the fui6lnea. OF present eoairscss.
TIE Cause s Supposed TO be he ire
quens dangerous disorders and trrbu,
ience az the ssars BY spectators
Tie full proSrsnne Of tie carnival
Gals for I've pri1e ssats In TIE after.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

Great Britain Is said to be anxious
for she resumption OF diplomatic rela-
ions with Telezuels, bus the isstG
must make the first sdTsRcs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
DIED

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24

AdPs-sa fra Brussels says he oessa q
lie BGHa S sedozsy IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-01-24
ErSNurgr NAMED

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