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The daily gazette., 1877-08-13
SARATOGA RACES.
PRIDE OF THE VILLAGE SUsTAINs HIS
NAME.

PRIDE OF THE VILLAGE SUsTAINs HIS
NAME.
By Telegraph to the Gazette.
SARATOGA, Agust IL.
The weather to-day is coul and pleas
ant the races are largely attended.
The first contest on the track was
very exciting there being fourteen
starters for the Kentucky stakes for
two year olds at hundred each. half
forfeit, with one thousand added
second to receive two hundred out of
the stakes; distance three fourths of a
mile.
They kept close together but Pride of
the Village won by about length;
Duke of Magenta second, Bramble third
time, I.lS5.
The daily gazette., 1877-08-13

GooD YIELD OF WHEAT.-Mr. Joseph
Rasin (recently a merchant of Eastonl,
who several years ago bought the Law
renee Strong farm, near Chestertown,
raised this season on eight acres 402
bushels of wheat, seeded at the rate of
II bushels to the acre, with an applica-
tion of about twelve hundred lbs. of fer
liZer.-Ghes stert0nn TralLscrint
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
M. Z. Church, South. District Con-
ference.
IL A Ia odr;n Go1 ia
LAST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.

FAIRFAX &. H., Sept. 7.-Prince William
Circuit, Rev. X. Smith: lie could give az Gu
couraeng report Of the work in this circuit
The Sunday Schools were well kept up oonsd
eripg the difficulty experienced 10 The opr1si
ton Of class Of ministers amongst them Wht
opposed that sort Of work. Financially he pee
ple would do better if stewards would take the
lead. loder the financial system Of The Pres
byteriaus be could raise as much from cnt
church as was now obtained 90 the circuit
Stafford Circuit, Rev j. Ii. Temple: lie
considered the work had not been properly or
aaoized sinca the war. A large circuit Will
but one white headed man TO attend to It, who
having to spread himself over 30 much territory
must necessarily be THU. He gave al interest
iug account OF revival amous the wood cutter
population. and urged az appointment OF az
assistant minister.
The Potomac Mission vas reported by Rev
Frazier Fur, and R:v. Fl. Kennedy testified te
that gentleman ) Us :fulness there.
Fredericksburg Station, Rev. ). f. Arm
strong Things were moving along quietly and
prospcrously with his congregation.
: W. P. Conway-'Fhey adhered to tho envs'
lope and assessment systems OF ilnaoco conDin
cd, AMI their members nlado 1t uletter OIL
honor to pay their assessments. Ii any mem
Der should fail to do 80 the others would think
it q duty TO make The deficiency good. tx
tending this principle from station to circuit
he thought it the duty Of one appointment to
make up the deficiency Of another.
The question of dancing and worldly amuse'
menta having come up during the Conference
a resolution was now adopted condemni0g those
practices 10 severe terms
MIR. j. i. Wilson, who bad recently returned
from the Springs, was shocked to notice there
how general dancing had become amongst young
m ombers of the Methodist Church.
The opinion was expressed by some that the
discipline WAS quite sufficient to meet such
cases, aud the only thing needed was Vlgor'
Gus administration oil it,
Rev. j. NJ. Graodin addressed the Colt,r
ence in behalf of the literature OF the church.
Rev. j. Laodstreet moved that the thanks OF
the Conference bs rendered to the CITIZENS oil
Fairfax Court House and vicinity Tor their hos.
pitaty. This WAS seconded BY several each Of
whom amu:ingIy claimed that his was the best
home.
The Presiding Elder remarked that it had
been the most pleasant District Conference he
had attended since their organization 10 1866
and ne should be very glad when the time came
to meet at Fairfax again.
The minutes were read and approved
the Conference adjourned sine die.
Tho thaukS Of your reporter are due to the
Presiding Elder and Secretary FIR courteslcs
Cyspn6n0 tn him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
EXCURSIONS, PsCaIGs, &c.
E'OR MOUNT VERNON.

STEAMER MARY WASHINGTO I.
Daily trips, leaving tho wharf, foot Of Prince
street, at 1915 m. Carriages are in waltz ng al
Mount Vernon Springs wharf to take visitors a
pleasant ride of one milo and hslf through n
beautiful grove to the mansion door. Round
trip including admission to grounds carriage
fare, &C., ST.
CHEAP CHILDREN'S TRIP.
Children will be taken on Saturdays for Is cts
Adults 25c. Round trip, allowing the privilege
OF landing aud whiting the boats return at any
Of her wharvos.
Tickets will entitle the holders to stop over ut
the usual landings until the return trip of the
boat; good orly on Saturdays. Children must
in oil cases be accompanied by their parents or
some adult friend.
THE STEAMBOAT NARY WASHING.
TON can be chartered for Excursions by ap.
plying on board to 7. II. TROTa, President
Of the Company, or to II. 9. SLAYMAKER, at
his Insurance office 81 and SO King street je IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

ARRESTED Meotion was made in tho ia
zcte some weeks ago of 40 assault upon
some young men while walking near Battery
Rodgers. Sioce that time the police have been
90 the looeout for orc Nelson Bishop, who was
identified by the description, as the party who
committed the assault. o. Monday the canal
boat 90 which Bishop was employed arrived
here aud uuloaded, but he vas not 90 board.
Officers Walker aud Arnold, having gottco q
clue. went to Georgetown yesterday and arrest
ed Bishop just as be was stepping on board the
boat. lie Was brought to this city, aud the
Mayor committed him to Jail for examination
CO Friday next. H. is also charged with at
tempting to outrage a little white girl about
twelve years old.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

aag The LARGEST Stock OF PIECE GooDs
for BOYS and Men s ware ever offered 10 Alex
andria will be opened at Isaac E'choerss on
Monday ,mo1piue, September 10th; also large
Iot Of Richardson's best Liueo, in remnants at
half its value. Several jobs in Ladies and
Gents Hose and Halt Hose; also fu'' line OF
Reppelau,s and Waterproois 10 blue; oroWo
aud black. Zephyr Worsteds, all coIors and
shades. Call aud examine our stock.
snS.1w |. EICuBERG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
F'EsKY CE .4LEIA.SDk{E. SEPT ES.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake. Norfolk, to +
Reed 1t .
Stcamer w Thompson. LeonardtoWn, 10
F A l.oed
Schr j Paine, Boston, to F A Reed.
SAILED. S.fs...'
Steamer Indy Of tho Lake, Norfolk. bygF ~
Reed.
Schr Mabel Thomas, New Havol, by Amerl'
can Coal Go.
Schrs Daniel Brown, John II Converse and
r Fl Shannon, from Georgetown.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Breez,, hence, st New York ll:h.
Schr II Jones, hsnca for Groton, at New
London 10th.
Schrs VIM A lowering and s Franklin
sailed from New London for this port lOsh
Schr Jesse l. Leach sailed from Orient L. 1 ,
for This mort Sth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
C,RNML COM.MEKC E.

Ar,ived-Bosts S Lloyd, M Ksrsey, Jno w
Burke and HI a Myers, to American Goal 20
II Simons and P Sinclair. to John AgneW
s. Go. No..
Depsrtel-Bosts W Walsh. Moore l.
Moore, NJ Snow, NJ D Corse II Clsughton.
Ed Bayer, w Mertens and w Lloyd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

ITO THE PUBLIC-Ihs card ITO the Pub
L lie" over the signsture OF Enccn Cook, but
cnana,ing from tho brain Of some unknown
person. is = falsehood, (provsn in magistrate
oftice) instigated by malicious sri! and envy on
account of business competition. will state IN
deFencs Ct my good name that any relation,
either business or social, with Enoch Cook,
would be very detrimental to the same. Where
business men attack their competitors through
cards to the public in newspapers it Is an every
day evidence that they feel the sad effects of &c,
creasing popularity. I will state further that il
said Cook perasts in his false statements it may
cost him something moro thsn the costs OF
warrant.
sep 12-1W CHARLES +. JO1CE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

SUPPOSED DRowNINa.-On Monday night,
while the steamer Keyport was coming up the
river. she struck something when off Broad
Creek. The boat was Immediately stopped aud
search made for the object, but, owing to the
pitchy da, |, CESS, nothing oould be seen. Yes
terday morning boat belonging, to an old man
named John Wade, badly crushed, drittc !
ashore near Monkeys Point, just below Broad
Creek, and, as Wade has DOT been seen since
Monday, it is supposed that be was run down
and drowned by the steamer. Wade lived near
Marshall Hail, and brought fruits and Vcgca'
bles to the market here for sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
1 ELLINGTON INSTITUTE

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
Cor. Washington and Duke streets,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Miss REBECCA q. POWELL, Principal.
The next annual session Of this school will be-.
gin on Thursday, September Goth. A limited
number of bosrders will be received, and all
pupils will be carefully and thoroughly instruct.
cd in English and French.
Terms for Day scholars $32 per half session in
advance ..
Circulars can be obtained from Frenchs book
store, or on application to Miss Powell, corner
Washing tor and Duke streets, Alexandria, We.
aup 21-0l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

POLICE ITEMS. The following eases have
been heard since yesterday :-Wm. Muse. for
being drunk on the street. was dismissed with
a reprimand. ,u
Nelson Bishop. colored, for assaultipg Walter
Price with stone, was committed for further
examination. The sama party, for entering
the dwelling house of Robert McCucn and as.
saultiog Mary Jane McCuep, was committed
for further examination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
EaT THAT DISEASE BREEDS DISEASE is a

ES THAT DISEASE BREEDS DISEASE is a
I o.oricus isc. II is, therefore, Of vital import.
arce to check mslsdies in THAR birth, ere they
have cha eco TO develop other and more dan
gerGu5 disorders As mesrs of cb ecking COM
paints which. ifalowed to proceed, finally dis
order the entire system. Hoetetter's Stomach
Bitters i. p medicine the use of which cannot be
too strongly urged upon the sick and feeble
The physical functions are regulated by it, it
irsures the acquisition of vgor by the debili.
tsted, and it substitutes cheerful condition of
mind for gloom az dependency. Dyspepsia,
constipation. liver complaint aud kidney and
bladder troubles yir'd to its remedial influence ;
it countersets tendency to govt AID rheuma
is derived from purely botanical sources. and in
this, as in every other respect, is superior to the
mineral remedies Of ill., pharmacorGis [ec3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

@r The regulsr monthly meeting of the Co;
lumbia Steam Fire Engine Go. will be held
Wednesday evening. Sept. 18th, at 8 O'clock.
SOP l1-2t BROOKE p. TAYLOR Secty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

FALSE ALARM. -Considerab excitement
was created and an alarm of fire very nearly
started 10 the neighborhood of the mari et
house, last night. about II o clock. by blowing
of horns and loud rattling noise proceeding
from the Masonic Temple, where Mt. Vernon
Royal Arch Chapter of Masons were holding
meeting. The cause being ascertalned The ex
cit cment quickly subsidized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
DIED.

Un SunQhyi Inc Sln instant, hLLlhi lHlauL
daughter of William and Il. NJ. Murray, aged
II months and IA days.
HEADQUARTERS FREDERICKSBURG
III WOODEN GOODS.
JOHN F. TACKETT. Manufacturer.
D. F. BRASHEAR. No. 100 King st., Ale1s.
These Celebrated Goods are the Best Made
in tia State Of Virginia.
Wednesday. Ltember l2tb, 1877.
Having been fortunate in securing the services
of Mr. John +. Tackett as Book-keeper and
manufactured goods and offering them 10 coun-
try merchants as we'll IS to consumers at such
prices rs will secure brisk ard heavy trade.
We receive and place on sale TO- day q large in.
voice of these splendid goods Call and e1a d
inc them. d. F. BRASHEAR.
d.. L. hoomes. No. 100 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
NDIDATES.

NOR TIE HOUSE OF ELEGATES-To
4 the Voters OF Alexandria city and county :
announce myself as an independent candidate
for election to the House Of Delegates for the
ensuing term. If electsd, l promise the devotion
of ny best Efforts in behalf of your interests.
aug l5-!f q. II. RAMEY
4. PUGH is candidate for the HOUSE
~ OF DELEGATES from Fairfax county
and will be supported by
jy 30-.I MANY VOTERS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

At tho Ra timora Stcc1 market, yesterday, Is,
s. o. shares sold at lll4, closing At LII bid, ILL
asked Marietta ana Cincinnati bonds were
0u!et but stronger ~,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

In tho English grain markets there Ea' been
good demand for wheat on passage and for ship
II O It st Is to g Yer quarter more money, but
rss.es check tho advance Maize off tho cosst
has found buyers at an Improvement of Is le7
quarter. while FOR shipment there has been an
scive inquiry, and price, close nearly Is I'd per
quarter over those of last Monday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
Local BreVities.

The following marriage licenses we're issued
in Wa yesterday: George ". West, OF
Virginia, and Blanche Olsug hton, of Washing,
ton Charles w. Qusrles Of Orange. Va; and
Brown. Of Washington, and Annie Brown, OF
Charlottesville, Va t..... ....
! Forty FIVE boats, carrying 5.GSl tons of coal
left Cumberland ON Monday. The Lationsl
mines Of the Hampshire and Baltimore Coal Co..
went into full operation on Monday, for the first
time this season.
A young man named Massey walked over
board while landing from the steamer Mattano
ut King street wha:t last nj ght. He was rescued
after some difficulty by the bystanders.
The union prayer meeting VII be held at the
Methodist Protestant Church tonight, at eight
O'Clock.
Vesuvius (tho worlds great safety valve)
again threatens an eruption always uooontrol-
able by human effort. Eruption of the pbysi-
cal system. as Bois, Pimples. ETC., are nature 5
safety means to warn the sufferer that his blood
needs entire puri6ca!ion-most quickly and ef
fectually accomplished by using Dr.. Bulls
Blood Mixture. .I"...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
rs. New STORE NEW GooDs II have

EY- New STORE NEW GooDs IL have
removed from 50 King street ~ G. King
street, c,rnar q Fairfax, whare sm now ready
to supply all with Clothing and Gont's Furnish
ings. My stock is nov complete in all its
branches. consisting in part of Suits Of the
Choicest Material. we'll msda, spunged and
cheap Thanking MY customers for past favors,
l shall spare no effort 10 deserve their future
patronage, at my now s!Ira, No 62 King street
.coinor Of Fairfax.
augS $. DEALHAM,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
EDUCATIONAL.

.HOME SCHOOL-My daughters will re-
~ open their School, at my residence, 22l
King street. Ga tha l7sh Instant.
sep ll-2w J. NJ. BROADUs.
RELLE HAVEN F FEN INSTITUTE,
The exercises Of this school will bs resumed
On the 18th instant.
The organization is such IS to embrace all
grades of scholarship from tina primary to the
most advanced collegiate. The Principal de-
sires to assure oil who are inclined to patronize
this school that teachers Of known ability and
experience are employed in every department.
Special attention is called to tho superior facili:
ties offered in the Department of Music. Prof
preside over this department. and will be assisted
by Mrs and Miss Penick. Young ladies of the
city, who have completed their literary course
but who desire to continue music, can have the
benefit Of Prof Hairs instruction at the 1nstl.
tute. For other particulars send for Catalogue
or apply to
MUSICAL-Miss E. V. EVANS will re.
XXl sumo her classes in Vocal and Instru.
mental Music on or about Sept. -, 1877. From
her thorough and practical knowledge Of Music
ard the best methods OF instruction, she feels
confident she can promise satisfaction. se3-SW|
THE FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION OF
l. Miss TEBBS' SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS, at No. 1913
Quesn street, will commence Sept. 18th. 1877.
Terms for English per quarter SIS. So and $40.
French and German S4 each. sep 3-2w
A YOUNG LADY desires position as q
n TEACHER. Can teach Latin. French
and the English branches. Apply at this Office.
sep lin
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

New YORK, Sept. l2-Stocks opened higher,
but afterwards Gc;liaed. and ave since partial
~ recovered Money 81. Gold lO3a: Flour
quiet Wheat dull and bale lower. Corn &c lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

CoRpoRATIoN CoURT-Judgc Lo1ue presiding.
The will of VIM. G. Cazenoye was admitted to
probate and tho executor named therein quail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

&c, with offerings of $50 bushels. and sales a.
llOal4s, as to quality. Corn hiss also declined,
snd co Was the highest price paid to day; l2oc
bushels ware offered, and sod at e. ind 60. liz
bushels Of Rye brought 50. and $50 Ct Oats 50.
Nothing doing in country produce -.y
BALTIMORE. Sept l2.-Virginis ts; o9, - =;
lafsrred 81; consolidated G24 do. I'd series a.
bid today. Cotton steady; middling liz Flour
dull, steady and unchanged. Wheat Gull and
lower; Southern red good to prime l45s'o1; 40;
smber 155alGJ; Western steamer l30i d.. NO. z
winter rcd spot lao; Sept 1854; Oct anil Nov,r
l3t. Corn-Southsrn scarce and high er; West
ern 1u! and easier; Southern white IS 90 yell
low 81; Western mix spot and Sept 5St Oct
SOY! steamer nominally 81. Oats quiet and nm !;
southern 32u37; Western white IS; do mixed
Sass Rye steady at 65a6S Hay unchsngod.
Sugar steady and firm OF l05 alo3. Coffee steady
and firm with an upwa ard tendency; Rio tas-
goes l7s2o2; jobbiug l7a22 Whisky quiet
at 81 H.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

A CRAZY DEVoTEE.-lhe attention OF the
wolkmen employed in tho construction of tue
new pastoral residence for st. Mar3's Church
was attracted yesterday morning By the slDgu.
lar appearances of man who entered the rear
door Of the. church having bu idle and
baked swcrI ia his hand. The stranger was
watched. Ga getting inside Of the church
be produced Two candles from his bundle which
he lighted and placed on either side OF small
book staod, on which was laid prayer book.
lie then removed his shoes from his feet and
proceeded with tho devotion known as the
Way of the Cross, except that instead OF walk
log upright, as is usus!, he shuth ID along on
his knees from station TO station, using the
sword az walking caue, aud carrying the book
stand in his other hand. "a arriving 10 front
of each station he placed the book stand on the
pew 10 front of him aud stood upon his head
while he recitcd The prayers. The man was
allowed to ioish his devotious and depart, but
returned yesterday evening and went through
The same performances, except the standing on
his head. lie was then ordered to deslst and
made to leave the church. Tine stranger is
quite lac looking mao, apparently about forty
five years OF agr, and wears long black beard.
He is supposed to be the s:Da Ian who has
bean creating S1me asionIShmeut 10 several OF
the Catholic churches Of Washington aud Bal,
tmcre by his strange aotcs, aad IL evidently OF
unsouUd mlnd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

HOME SCHOOL-My daughters will re-
~ open their School. at my residence, 22l
King street. Ga tha l7sh Instant.
sep l1-2w j. NJ. BROADUS.
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; LOCAL MATTERS.
WEATHER PRopABn1r1Es.-War

WEATHER PROBABILITTE5.-Wd Depart
rse,t, Office ofthe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
ngton. d. C., Sept IL. lS77-l0:3O a. n
For tho Middle States rising barometer, south
east to northeast winds, stationary or lower
possibly followed by The formation Of new
storm centre in the South Atlantic States
MARINE D1sAsrERs.-Tbe fact that the
schooner Edward Wait had put into Norfolk
Leaking was chronicled 10 yesterdays Gazette.
The following particulars are taken from the
Baltimore Gazette of this morning:
1.-The schooner Edward Wait left Georgetown
90 Friday night for Portleud. Maine. The
weather 10 the bay was thick and heavy, and
the captain anchored his vessel on the tail OF
the Horse Shoe During the night the
SCHOONER began to thump very heavy. lie
slipped his aoohors and chain, but the schooner
began to leak, aud the captain was compelled
to put all hands to the pumps. and could not
make sail. He set his flag in the rigging with
tie union down, and stood out to sea toward
the Baltimore pilotboat Calvert, near Cape
nenry. lie Informed the oaptalo OF the pilot
buat bis schooner was sinking, and the captain
OF he PHO put nine men aboard, who relieved
the cr;w at the pumps they being in 40 ex-
hausicI condition, and the water gaining 90
them despite their efforts. The captains family
was gu board, and everything was in readiness
for the family ADD crew to take 10 the boats.
The nine pilots, however, relieved the schooner
by continuous pumping, aud made soil as far as
Thimble lighthouse, when the pilots lett the
schooner. which reached Norfolk the same
evening 10 safety.
! 10 the telegraphic column Of the Gazette
yesterday was a dispatch from Port Royal, s.
g., that the schooner Western Star had been
fallen 10 with 10 a sinking condition and her
crew taken off by passing steamer. The
Western Star was loaded with coal at George.
town by J. p. Aguew & Co, Of this city, and
sailed 90 September Sd for Boston. So far as
known her cargo was not insured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12
T.. MAGRUDER,
TAILOR AND SCOURER,

TOMATO CATSUP, new, just received and
Il for sale in quantities to suit by
con 10 l. c. & e MILRURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-12

A YOUNG LADY desires position as 8
IA TEACHER. Can teach Latin. French
and the nglsh branches Apply at this Office.
een lin
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-04-05
Questions No, Dimcult Of Solution.

The World says Of the report from
South Carolina as to the posi- tive order
for the removal of the troops (Which
report, by the way, is not yet true,
though we hope il soon will bcl that
"If MIR. Hayes be really the head of
the government, or il Mr.. Evarts be
really the chief OF his administration,
or if Mr.. Dcvens be really adequate to
the Office he holds, the questions for
either or for all to decide in respect to
Louisiana are not difficult; but If the
administration be nothing hut Repub-
lican committee, the questions are all
yexing and embarrassing. They are
strictly these:
First-Who is the duly elected
executive? Why do Hayes as president,
or Eyarts rs premier, or Deyens as at
torney- general, go in doubt about
this?
Second-Can the Legislature be
convened? Is there any intficacy OF
mystery herei
"Third-Do instruction or domes-
tic violence exist in Louisiana such as
the Senate cannot suppress, and Is the
existence OF either lawfully attcstcdr
"On these inquiries turns the question
Of the national duty or right Ia main-
tain body-guard over Packard. Ger
tainly there have teen no new facts or
events in New Orleans since the o. OF
March. when Mr.. Hayes, MIR. Evaris,
MIR. Matthews and Mr. Schurz pro-
fessed 10 think It lawful for them to
continue to surround Packard with ma
tional bayOnets."