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Scnlt-AnnunI Conference OF the Saints
--I2riEham Denounccs Eeu1nlc Vans

scmt-Annun1 Conference OF tho Saints
..RriRlaam Denounccs Female Vans
itys
SALT LAEE, April o-Tho Mormon semi
annual conference was hold to-day in the
Tabernacle. About G,o00 persons wero
present, from all parts Of tho Territory,
Including four OF five hundred dentilos as spoo--
tators. At the morning service Apostles Taylor
and Cannon spoke. The latter thought tho
prospects Of tho Mormon Church were
now most highly encouraging. All tho
powers OF the world could not put down
tho Church, thwnrt Divine dosignH. Gods
people were to treign here.
In tho afternoon Brigham Young, looking In
tho best Of health and lyoly as a boy, denounced
women'a fashions, caricaturing tho Grocian bend
ncrosH the platform, much to the amusement Of
tho audiences exhorting pooplo to cling to tho
old ways. Ills dscourso was disjointod and dis
cursivo, but enforced the assertion that tho
Mormons wero Gods people, and ought to pay
the tithipg. The attendance was not 10 largo as
usual. .
A number Of missionaries aro to bo sont Off to
foreign parts.
Brigham Young has resigned tho Proaidonoy
Of tho Deacrot Bank and tho Co-operatiyo Nor
cantilo Institution, aud Hooper and Illrldgo
havo boen respectively chosen instead. Various
reasons arc assigned for the act, which cauBea 9
deal OF speculation. It IL gonorally bolieyod
TINT he Ia preparing to retire from business af-
faira md ah Trustee In trust for tho Church.
Tie weather Is once more eprlng-liko.
, 1873-04-07
OBITUARY.,

Tho announcement in anothor column, Of tho
auaaon deati, of Mr.. Jonoa n. Htaam m sotur.
49, n;.,st -. A., -as;aa.oa a.,,,a - sat,'o. ~
aay nish.. " 'he tehaemee e u n's 1a'nos' ~ ".
stcarn, Esq', NO. l352 Wabnsh avenue, will
awaken sadness In many hearts among those who
knew him, His death Ia made tho saddor by tho
.;ro,,r,stoooa t,,ot ottan1o1 h nfr atoar,,
10. '4aS "',vnuou ~ w, ~ 49, esea1n "ou'
mono from ME store, NO. sll state streot on sat
urday afternoon, feeling unwel. After restful
sleep Of few hours he awoko much i'm
nroved Rrt ba;ro arh,oct ~ norvov,
p!os.a' s.a.s us nS.h eup'e.s ~ nofsoas
Htoas1.a.ion, wnicn usually pIeven.ea a!h from
nafootlo. a aman vlal OF extract o. 1essemno
n mas p1ocuea, 70 oe IaAen IN 4oses OF 1en drops'
1nlh dl1octton Was PLAINLY WRITTEN on TIE lhbei.
Il 10 supposed that Mf. stearn .dld not know OF
nc n1. .aangorona quahty OF me mqdicine, ana tho
ntss ooss NOT pfoauolnB Bleop. no drank 1reely
, 1873-04-07

HENRY WARD BEEonrn
has nearly 1nihhol his gocond volume Of tho
two Or throo montha. 1,eoohor Ia ahsortcd to
havo grown worry tired OF llis work, and to hayo
admitted TINT lie mado a mistake In undertaking
It Mt at. uo did not know, until he had begun
his Studies, floSY many books lad boon publisllol
on tho subject, anil ho las found difficulties In
dealing with tito character Of jesus, which hc
Ind not Anticipated. Ho waa worry anxious to
giyo up tho work, and would certainly have done
ind tho second expected. Tho book las had m
immense Balo, aa indeed anything would hayo
winch boro tho llnmo Of Docclsor.
Tho "scou.s of tic Ptuirio, ''now performing at
t to tho publio M % %BnIlao p[i, "Toxas Jack" and
"Nod tuutlino," is tho most ridiculous, though
not in tho least ludiorous, drama q evor presented
amount of, guu- firing during the pioce that ono
can scarcely anderstand what iB tho uHo Of II ALL
whom tho 'throo rodoubtablo. persons I hayo
named arc not killed In tn inc n1st "o.. bntt
be. doubt 4 any other man could write such
cxccrab!o stuff. ....,
j. Horny Magoniglo, tho courteous md OK
collent business manager OF booths Ihtatre,
will, after tho present aoaBpn, become Booths
personal manager, arranging md experimenting
Tho distinguished artist's provincial tomrs.
It is said thnt olivo Logan Ia SO indignant at
tho public for tho dead failure Of her "Business
Womnn' that Bho threatona to write no more for
tho stage II she would but keep lcr word, tho
public would aoaorve congratu1ation, for the So
called plays she las furnished have been Of tho
sorricst sort.
At least twenty Of tho prominent journalists
hero arc going abroad this spring to assist at
tho Vlennp Exposition, and some Of them expect
to bo absent moro than year.
Tho blac1mailing bnsinoBs is reported to bo
very. notfvo this soason, and tho profits unua,l-
ally largo. Tho cxtont (Which 1t is carried on
is not suspected BY any ono unacqualntcd with
tho shameful fnota.
Another literary weoky is contemplated hero,
atartipg with,a capital Of 100000, md tho tlmo
named for its appearance ls noxt October.
Tho rumor tI1at Kato Tiold Is going upon tho
stage is9pronounced by her frionds pure fabri-
cation. 'rhough tho ,daughtor Of IN actor, sho
las moi dosiro to achieve groon-room aiatino:
tion.
Mrs. Tamoa Gordon Bonnet is the fourth
death Of s.ho wifo or widow Of loadng city jour-
nalistss within fow years,-a1rs. Bryant, Mrs.
Marble, and Mrs. Greeley hnyiug deceased in
that tima.
Tho friends Of James Brooks are
greatly alan med ut his condition, and regard his
chances fdr restoration to health as extremely
slender, Co1sTouN.
, 1873-04-07
Chfcf-Jtlstico Lawrence,

Fran tho Quincy {In1 1phfg.
roforonco to Tho election III juno noxt, to It'll tito
place on tho Rupromo Bench which will DO ron-
dored vacant by tho expiration Of tho torn Of
oillco Of Ohiof-justico Lawronce for tho Fift1.
Knox, Warron, Honlorson, Morcor, Horny,
Stark, Peoria Marshall, Putnam, Buronu, Ln-
Smile. Grundy, md Woodford. Il Is In tho high
est dogroo oretlitablo to Judge Lawronce that,
party, the expression is in fayor Of bis rotonton
In tho place which he has tillod with such dis
tlnction for so many yoars past.
Apart from any Inomontary hostility that bus
any Of bis deoslone, thoro Is m almost universal
conviction that he is one Of tho most profound,
promo Bench, He la now III lis primo, is q thor
TIC jarisprudonoo s of the state Of 1iinois Il il
especially unsafe to aelect Judges who nre to
hold Office for torrnof years. and may DO called
on to dooido u great variety Of caHos involving,
in tho most intimate degreo, the wotfaro and in
tGsas' @ S5 s PSS gsTs ON WITH any pess
question and 1t Is therefore, hoped
TINT the nttomps to mako capital against
Judge Lawrenco. wc SEQ 1t is proposed to DO
recent decision Of tho Buprome Court on tho
railroad question, will bo failure. III that de-
cision there is good ground to bonevo TINT ho
moroly pointed out tho dofocta or ~ existing
law, and thua prepared tho wny for It's nnond-
mont,--an opportunity Of which tho Legislature
is now about to avail ftso1f: It is far more i'm
portant that Judge SHOULD be known to bo In =
profession, and, In addition to all III not above
alD, incorruptiblo, than that he should bo be-
loved to hold certain viows on my givon ques-
tion, which 1nay lose its practical interest for
tho pooplcc, or DO totally oyorshndowed by othoF
and moro important questions.
Though not in Judge Lawrence's district, tho
fact TINT he formerly resided in the City Of
Quincy, and is well known hcre, and highly ro-
spocted for his qualities ns o man and profound
and distinguished lawyer, as vol as the fact that
tho people Of tho whole State may be Affected
by tic decisions ot tho snpromo Court, and aro
therefore directly interested in the personal and
professional character Of those who occupy
places upon tho Supreme Donch, justitlos us In
saying Tits much III his behalf.
, 1873-04-07
NEW YORK.

A Lnrgo Fart OF tho O4ty In DnrIk1icss
ON Account of the GINS n1on's StralSc--
Largo Quantities of Goods SmugRlcd
by Means OF tho Charity Dodge.
:. New YonR, April 8.-Aloxanlor 7. Stewart,
though stated By his phyelcians, to bo con,
gpe Sesoy S% % assl eon II Il nsoEds rs
complaint is Drights llsoaao Of tllo lsidneys,
Ono hundred and forty packages, involcod as
oroake1y bna'nkets 1o for THO se o. sotto5s m
r. s g0r q stounpr pa a 1100a a% S5e d
recently by tho Cunard steamor, Wero, selzod
yostorday in various ocallties including tho Eric
Depot, Hoboken, by United States officers, and
alleged to contain line China waro, silks, and OK
ponsive cloths, valued at 100000.
Tho following. Is tho cargo Of the wrcokod
steamship ThorrwaaidHon 1,760 toreea and 100
flrkfns lard II bundles whalobono, 2, 12s boxos
bacon and 80 boxos OF backs OF same, ], COG bags
81 S %p Sap5s s7sg @ So
400 barrels lubricating oil, 12,5oo boxea starch
md IA boxes statuary. Tho steamer WAS built
in Sutherland, England, in 1872, was $40 foot
long, and ,200 tons burden.
lico, arrived yesterday On route for HAVANA with
tho papers necoss0ry for tho oxtradition Of Bid
vol, ohnrgoa with dofrauding tho Bank Of Eng
yesterday, as 1t on authority. that the money
locked up the past week will 10 reatorod to cir
oulation by Wednesday, or Thursday.
The strike Of gas mon notwlthstaaa'%'ipg thoir
stonod tho turning OF Of tho supply on tho wost
eido Of tho city during tho day, and at ono time
tonight threatencd to loavc that portion Of tho
the lights aro burning. dimly, aud candies arc
uHod as auxiliary 1ghta In many Of the new6pas
per and telegraph Offices.
New YonK, April Midnight.-Tho strike Of
tho mon Of tho New York Gaagl,ght Company
al T11a mfr r4a ,f A,nff fr
Al1 tho placea Of tho strikers with Italians from
Wards Island eeom futile, a8 tho city below
Grand street is in total darknosa, tho supply
having giyen out shortly aftor 8 o'clock this
city present q most dismal aspect, tho 1ampa hay-
ing gonoe, entirely or showing tho faintost gl1n
Early il tho ovoning notice was sent through
M the p9hoS hs to private t r. to 1sa tns
Most OF tho newspaper Offices md busines
places were Obliged to have rocourao to candle
or lamps, oxoopt those having connection with
within tho district in tic vicinity Of tho gaa
All was quiet to-day. Tho strikcra gathered
in tho noighorhood, but made no attempts at VIC
snss 4sasao AagS e. f'S neR ct police aas hS"'v9
atatiop-houso to qusn tho disturbance should
tho s.rikers ondoayor to rrsvent tho new men
from working. Those employed to fill the places
htost Of them apoak not q word Of English, aud
cannot understand what they aro required to
do. In conversation with tho Superintendent
Of tho Company, he said tho supply was exhaust.
tho best 1t could. Ho would not say whethe,
they would DO ab1o to have full supply fol
Monday night, but they we're making strenuous
efforts. He was unable to say what tho Com
, 1873-04-07
A Clalld with u 11orHeaflOo Null In Its
E4lllEAs

From Tic Elt.ubcthfoluA {Ky) Nctos,
In our Issue Of March 10, wo published no.
tce to tho effect that little daughter Of Mr. A.
county, swallowed llorseBhoo nail, promising to
give further detnila of the succoHs or failure OF
sn operation to oxtraot It,. Squire Zack Carns
Informs ,,s that tho operation was performed in
clens proaont, ali OF whom tylod their skill to got
out tlio mil. Dra. Rogers and ItalfuB, Of I4ouB:
yiile; Or. Cowoa, Of Europe, and DR.. A. y. Cat,
lin, Of Rough Crook Springs, woro present. DR.
Yantel cut holo In tho windllpo, just above
introducing lis intrunentH, found that tho null
Ind located In tho right lung. All thoir surgical
skill failed to rolioYe tho child OF tho dreadtnl
nail. 4 tube has boon inncrtes! III tho wlntlptpo
through which the child brontheB, 1t now bong
about twenty days snca tho operation. DR.. Cat
lin, OF Rough Cr.ek, still attends tho case, but
little hope IL onertNiuod Of lror recovery. Tle
clid however, iB ablo to sit uD and walk littla
, 1873-04-07
MARINE.


pCKT QE CHICAGO.
ARRIyED.........,...A .ApHl6
schr Guide, from ot joseph, 5 e. 20 m # lumber.
Prom I'm ohatYee to ssuastusE tcps iron, tons dry
goods, tons groceries, DO bs1s ume 10 bfs salt,
schr u. Hand, to Kewaaee, 81 boxes dry. goods, q
6chr a. Blood, to Jackeonport m It himber, 8 brls
flour, and Bundrics.
ssow ssew Bssasr e soaS asy ne9s ss &
Bcow II. Y. bunhan, to Mathaon Point, Light
5ch schr iI MeriiInn d. to to Moth ssnt BAY, an light.
Bchr Driver, to Taylors Pier, light.
sohr ". II. Hawkins, to JacksonpoSt, light.
quiet ana :: sss corn, snd 100 for
D!sPatches received bore to-ay stating TINT
the l9ke l1e et buffalo waa free & from Zee ice.
Capt. Pollock late commander Of the steamer Cum
herand, is having propeller completed ut Ct Catlc-
rines. Bhe IL Of aome 400 tons measurement and
built BY Mr.. Simpson.
Tho Captains of number Of vessels which became
ion9und a Esana r few Of lGm on hes
The Detroit Fyes prcss pays: The appointments
intend plying Lake Superior, not yet fully decided
upon, but will bn made known in tho course OF few
days. From what We learn thero Will be an cnsiro
change OF programme from Inst year.
Capt. George King, who has Just arrived hero from
Cleveland Informs Us that from the lighthouse On tho
With tho steamer via North Passage and that
the steamer Northwest was daily looked for Ut that
place. Tho schooner Josephine which was towcd into
Cleveland on Monday. drifed from Pigeon Day tho on1
Tho steamer Riverside; which aot out for Pointau-
Fel1ce Island to release the schooner ALICE aouted at
that place. encountered solid field Of leo at Colchester
Clay Banks, extending southwark, md from two to
two anan-hnlf fcet In thickness, which tho weather
thus far has lad no effect and was forced to RETURN
An exchange haya: " It appears that tho new locks
the elland Canal to bo only 27s feet long, 4b
feet wide, and IL feet deep, which, II true, Will be
doing tho thing by halves. Tho Dominion
dovesnmont srpssr to justify Ills ,ao7enont
on tho ground that tho depth OF the canal
should 10 In conformity with The capacity of
tho St. Lawrence River, which, from Kingston to Mon
treal Is IL foot hereaboua. 1t would be bcttor,
tuk, to gauge tho locks by tho actual require
ments Of commerce than by tho shoals Of the st. Law
renoc. Tho 81. Lawrence should also hayo enlarged
locks mud leepeninBa whore neetcd."
VESSEL BALES.
Tho acow American Champion has boon sold by
Capt. White to Fecler Co.. Of SanduHky for $8 500.
Tho schooner Light Guard by uo!na, h1ayes b Slack
ford 10 D. McOornck Of Milwaukee, for S1B Goo. sho
a years old tho present season and 220 tons bur-
don. The propeller City OF London, now laid up at
Windsor, has boon disposed ot by tho I: 1 T. s: \.
Co. to Capt. johnson ani others for Sc, coo. Tho
London was built by sckunu, out IN 1866 and is
427 tons burden, and will in futura ply between Owen
Sound and Chicago,
, 1873-04-07
aroat Public sn1o Of thoroughbred Live.
Htontf

aroat Public snlo Of Thoroughbred 1.-Two
Stock.
Our advertising columns contain tho announcement
Of an important public sale Of thoroughbred livestock
to bo hold At Waukegsn, ILL.,. Wednesday, April 9, 1873
to which wo direct tho attention ct our readers. Tho
great fenturo OF tho aao will be tho offering of some
eutfre yyoo4llnwn hord Of ". u. Dodge, and many
Of tho 1est animals In tho Glen Flora hors OF O. O.
Parks, aovoral Of them boinE imported anima2 % ana
havo boon many notable sales Of 6hort-lorns
individual animals having sold ns high "a eight
thousand doliars) but no boove previous sale chta-
loguo laa ever embraced such largo number Of uni
fofmy vol bred animals a. tho caslogue Of thu aalo
number Of thoroughbred Cotawo1d' shcop tmany Of
them importc, trotting stock, and, wo believe,
draft stations, Will nlso DO sold. On tho whole, our
friends WHO are ogago In tho business Of 6ockrals
ing, will haYo grand opportunity for obtaining nni-
ala Of merit with tho privilege Of largo NUM-
bcr from which to make selections.
, 1873-04-07
THE, SUPREME BENCH.

ACVG1 EnC supreme OO1ATEs'5
10 tho Editort " Ihefchtcago Tribune:
SIN: Tho1 is at tho present ttmo very pcou-
liar conditiqoJof thinga existing in our State
Our BnpteYa u Court composed Of Hoven high.
minded, ,'hd ,orablo, aud incorruptiblo Judges) Ia
taet Upon By . swarm Of paltry politicians, dirty
1domagogud,, and sonsolosB shystors, who nre
||aobting Il, tako advantage OF tho prea-
ent popular demonstration against rail-
why aud other monopolios, aud inaugur-
ate . crusade against this tribunal
which thoyA threaten to reverse; and fow lilipu-
tim attorn9yahayo volunteered brain1oss contTi-
buttons to the daily press for TINT purpose.
There Is ~ hqmoly English provorb which says
TINT, "WEen}n pot boilR, tho Scum always comoa
to tho tope;;" sand, in this outrageous attack on
tho h1ghgat Illegal tribunal in tho State, tho
"soun,rot tho community have become leaders.
Our: present suprcmo Court Is second to
,ity, honesty, and integrity, 1t hns no
lsuperioz.; No honest, Intelligent citizen
I of tho State can Justly find fault with its de-
foisfons. They have boon generally correct, both
in law and ethics. This Court has stood with
adamantine hrmneas betwoen the cltizenH and
taxpayers Of the State, and tho public robbers,
\ and against every unlawful attomps to frittcr
|laway the Constitution in favor OF "rings," or
i, ,monopolios, who have been trying to prey upon
|tllhn neon1e syh1n On tho CONTRARY the Lcpsla-
.~a ~, hna +hrnrol, ,v;cb +h;a conrt ia Ia be
Ii .1aw -e -. 49, ts.a.aso-o 1,nan a1a,ao md
II Ie9e1soo }, Aas Ao'oto!oio DULL ot1"s "A.
abetting Ill sorts OF nefarlous apoculntlons ana
Il "ateals," by special and general leglnlation.
H For instance, 3 fow very "honest" gentlemen
porpotratea e.ea1 ~ mpon @,o =. - .,
H ston County OF Sto,ooo N ponas' oy wv "'a =.
/ the Goueral Assembly. Tho Circuit Court OF
that county sanctioned that !" stea1." Tho case
I'm md
~ ii thot It etenl" vas reversed !,
and now inc Ylf1nous ~ npg-mas1ota =
Il who participated in that steal are determined to
=" reyorso' the Supreme Court for interfering
Ii .3+h t1ofr n;ca 1ittie 81 foh II
A-,si.s n,o,1,o- ~, ~ u,a.,,otsu u ,,.,
T. Again. 1no'1es rug " FAs.ioss' a,6o
through tho assistance OF tho Legislature, IN
f1iotod d very pretty little +" Bteal' on the tax
PAYERS Of Champaign County, of 100000. o.
| ts,s, .s ~. s"ss4, - -. tt1s.n.,1 ~
aonsn4s aof sao eteo..on ~ ~ nuuesina onl-
| Verslty !" ana q amlhf cafce OF cltizonB, also
through Legislative interference, forced q plump
little steal" OF 900 on the inhabitants Of tho
| T,,v, ~ no-horda1o foP ,o,rs,, ~, t1a wv
| s1..H .,NN,c
| pose VI 4ocatne Noi"ai oouool W sAas laaee
and these two rings OF patriots, fearing that the
Supreme Court will "reycrse' tho later
:. atea1s. - an II did tho former one. aro now
"honostlv" endoayorinn to i reverao tho S,,.
promn Cnurt. ao Ar to prevont II from intcrfcr,
5nr Win thnir i;tt1e pnt sohomos. Whv ehouid
thfs & oli fogyn Conrt intormn;1dlo with the
oporations Of these fastidioua lobbyiste !? II is
yery naughty in tic supreme Court to do 90. o.
, 1873-04-07

few wceks since whlle suffering from aevoro cold,
became 10 hoarse that 1t waa with grcat difficulty
could spoak To DO understood. Whc In this
dItiou DR.. Jaynos E1pcctorn1t not only give mo I'M
mediate relief, but n three four days completely
cured my cold aud removed my loaraencss. there
forn tako peaauro In recommending the E1pectorant
being, In my Judgment, tho bcBt cough medicine bo-
foro tho rubllo-1ley. u. F. Hoddcn, paBtor OF tho
Firat DaptiBt Church, Uauden, N. ].
, 1873-04-07

Special D7tpa{ch 70 TIC Ch{cayo Tribune.
DuuuquE, Ia, April CA boy named lleady,
freight train Oh tho Illinois Central hoal, 1t
Fort Dodge, Iowa. Ono log was crushed on,
and Ills body 80 badly u.anglod as to cause 4osth
yithia q feW hours,
, 1873-04-07

improper intimacy for eomo time past, were ar
rcatod last night 1t Nashua, Town, charged with
numbering thoir infant, child Of monthe, by
drowning III 0odar River, at Cedar Falls, Town,
whore T., inc body was found on Saturday nftor. .
Friday afternoon with tho child. Aftor their mr.
rost thoy admitted tho orio, alleging that 1t was
dono to cover tho Momar8 s1iame.
, 1873-04-07

Sitting Bull, No Mock, aud Tour Horns aro
gratefully receiving their -uttlo hatohets and
Things. As spon rs tho grasH grows theBe follows
will be heard from, ala Captain jack, on tho war
path.
, 1873-04-07

Tho millinery department Of Measrs. Hotchkin,
Palmer Co.'s store, Nos 1o7 and 100 Lake street,
Will bo under tho supervision Of h1ss A. ]. Lamb,
lady we'll known in this city.
, 1873-04-07

DUBUQUE, Town, April G.-William noy aud
Julia SpAnger. who have been Lying on termA Of
, 1873-04-07

but is growing weaker daily, and 1t will not, CAM
not bo long before death rolioyeB hor Of n1lh.
ory almost uncomfortable, and which human nkill
failed to roach and a1lay. =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-19

TIE Court BIIL.-It has been discovered,
as we learn from Chester, the Richmond cor
respondent of the Petersburg ludex, that the
Court BILL as passed by the Legislature per-
mits through clerical csror, a county judge
to appear as counsel III the Circuit or Supreme
Court in case which he had himself decided.
A bill has been introduced to remedy the error,
By Inserting the word not 1t is also said that
there is some doubt as to whether the bill,
as it now reads, does give complete jurisdiction
to the County Courts in cases of unlawful entry
and dctainer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-19
FROM RICHMOND.
I.F.tiI~ I..tIi T..

p,cuuo>n N,,..L Is Ar th, ,i,bt session
Az =, ~ ,,'I't' H. . ,;'', ~, oon
III '"e ii'''>e y "', -.
s.d'ratnn ot The Free halr"Hd 'li WAS con-
iinurI. wien ,no;ion Ia post porc til! the 2'1th
~ ,,,rn w,. ,n,I. and .rirr snr, debate.
-. ,,; :, ro.
carried -aye> a. ''''c> 3d. y 'n"'.-n -
consider TINS VOTE was ftJ"cted -ayc' uoe' T.
The Senate bill to amend the code liz rea
ton 70 the meeting If tli,. General Assembly,
S,;,s 10 Tx the day of meeting on the lst ni
Januaryul' every Year. VA taken up and pass Il
Senate bills to Incorporate the Green liil
Cemetery. vi Ncwtowu Stevensburg, III FRED
crick county. and To amend the 9th and "a
s,"t!onS OF the general election l'W, were passed.
Bills 10 amend the registration laws III rr!a-
tin 10 The establishment OF hospitals hy COUP
tie ani cites uf the State, an; prnvlllng Tor
til >r!ectrn Ola site Tor St.te reform school
ant! the erection o suitable bulldogs, were dis
missed.
La the Senate, today, hhl> were rcp"f'ro
fr,n cnnml'tecS alnc"d'ilg au act III Tclat'on W
the SERVICE OF process OF notice to u c'rpo'al"n;
t amend an ac, IN r"E''lon T. the crimeoi muir
Il r. and 10 anrad he eighth section 81 al HG'
!iXh2 me Slafl,'S "l Judges - IL 10 H'o''ut
thai III Z u Corporation Courts snail NJ p"'d
r'i"i's
\ rtSp lltion Wa at pea dir,c Tag III pu'-
lc!I'"" oi ms History 81 the ~ ION Sa'ae:
/ written by I'ni"i Sherman Mchac. lor lh,'
/ use oi the l'"sl, Iatn'e and five hundred al
,'tIonal c'p'ro i"rd'>t''b''l'n among the mel''-
Der, II ne '1ei';c; nv
hr. l'Ei1r: OF l.'u!cu'' iItr dnceu a OH
/" incorporate inc Aer,cu'''F~l am l'"'o'' '''
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-03-19

RAILROAD MATTERs.-A bill has been in
troduced 10 the House Of Delegates tie incor.
porate the DaDville and New River Narrow
Gauge Railroad Company. The road is to ruu
from some point at or near the town OF Dan
Vile, to some point on the Atlantic, Mi>sis-
sippi and Ohio Railroad not east of Max Mea.
dow. The capital stock is to be s2,000,00Q
and may be Increased as required.
A bill has been introduced in the State Sen,
ate authorizing the opening OF books Of sub
scription to the capital stock of company tn
be incorporated in the name Of the Chesapeake
and Albcmarle Narrow Gauge Railroad Com
pany, for the purpose Of constructing road
from some point at or near Suffolk, by the most
direct and feasible route to Elcnton, \. T.,
via Gate>villc, n. c. The capital stock is &c
be 500 600, in shares Of 800 each.
1t will be seen by reference to the proceed
incs of the House Of Delegates on Monday
night, that the Free Railroad bin has been post
poned until the ID Of April by the decided vote
of II to33, thus virtually defeating the project
for this session.