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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Clergy and IseOpIe

CINCINNATI. OHIo. Msrch 3l.-The U.tbc-
lie ProvlIcisl Ooutol. which met here rtcanty,
has prepared lsrg6tv pastoral letter to be read
10 ell the churches. Il begins with review Of
tho progress Of rsi2icn slpc4 the l,ss council,
t|eniy yesIa agc. and conprsu' ates the Church
90 trsesilion from mission tpsch to COT
dNicr Of fxitY. |. then goes cn to spe.k ef the
oeces:iy ct ooediercs 10 Gu horny. IL holds
Ihat ell meo arc not tqasl, al i that men ordaiL-
cd to Iule, IS Eirgs. msalstrases. bishops and
rlests, have rights shioh their susj cs have
not II lamenis tho disposition tn try God
b2 humsn reason. pnd says that no man has
d right to tetch fs!setood or to change jot or
utlle of Ito law OF God. Ii is very ou,spokeo
ca the sot scs ct l4bor unicns, AID SAYS that q
mans labor is his oHn az much % tho sod CT
tho rich mao ard that he he's tight 70 sell
1t % be pleases at O fair Irice, AID 30 long
as me0 acoade 10 Others the same freedom Is
they claim icr btmleivaS thsre is DO sin 10 L.
bcr banding together FIR s,ll-Irotecliop, but Ia
Dor unloos tr1 liable 10 iall sud CANNOT bo SUI
taDtd wheo they t.tm2t 10 ftrc, man 10 lin
uolon or 10 work for prio, fixed b. q uuIoo
Revealing to the subject Of authority the letter
saga: 1t is not Catholic doctrine th.t al pJwer
comes from the people and that rulers 10 not
exercise authority as their own, but as intrueted
to them by the pr ople The Cs,holio d. c .rine il
tina, the gran! cfpowar is not g,van By the PEG.
ple but they only designate VINO is to void it.
Is TO tho priest The people are commanded to
Geek the law from his lips. and in all matte! CT
civil if3 spperti airg TO faith and m ,rals the
priest has tho right to s1esk and the people are
required to listen. Thi, doctrine, it is fai1 may
be unpor uar with III odern b rAlism bu. that
does not prove it untrue"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

DEATH CT Jos. Nj. STEpnENs. We learn of
tho deah Of Joseph Many Stephens, which
occurred at Midd!eburg, Leudcur county. Va,
on Friday last. Mr.. S. vas born End raised ip
this tcwo, snd as youth ard most txcsIlspt
yourg mao he is well remembered By our DOW
elderly citiZ.rs. Ia The brief note, of his
death lis age is net etsted, but NO do net ,hit k
We ara tor wroeg when We give i. at about So
years. 80 long as Nj. Stephens resided here
no was 40 exemplary youth and man. Ia bis
early manhood be ws1t to Georgia and engaged
10 mscantl'e business, but meeting With the
misfortune of flte, aud not likicg the oouptry
he sold out aud raturoed 70 Virginia. settling
IN Alexaudrlt, whore no continued to reside
until hbaus The b'snOi,g Of the war. and was
member of the drug li:m of Peel & Stevers
de removed fran there 10 Richmond, where
he liv.d until about q. yesr or two ego when
he returned to Louioun county, His fortune
was shattered By tho war. Subsequently
ne vas ater-ksepsr q tho Penieutlary at
Rtchnord. the du!iss 6 which efics ho dis
charged satisfactorily. Els ho,l.h declined and
the ltvsrsss o. foe!aCo which he hsd met. and
sgainst which he bore up AS beRt no could proved
upon his mind msait 6 him q phy steal AZ we'll
ia metal wreck. Hls death resulted at com.
Sa'a'"etn esFiy Gaze, rom setsenlng OF the
0rs!f. Pesc' 70 the ashes Of our early friend.
AIS srGl. mss returned 10 thu Creator of all
thlngs La lie lie wss gentle kind.hearted and
8! m oAthetlc and nobler spirit than charsc.
llz7a our tlend when We Know him Intimately
We do not remember. A''''
With comparatively few years, the mother
anu icus sons and an only daughter. of what
was prominent al highly esteemed family cf
thl' town. hsve gone down to the grave. But
Ine Two 50nuger sons survive, Rdwsrd and H.r-
~, who live far away in the South, ard ara
strangers 70 the isnd cf their nativity. How
strange AMI how rapid are times chsngesi a
rev ) sars more and strangers will occupy cur
places ana The sciiVe ones of to-day will have
crossed owe: thu river."-Harrison5uT CID
Commonwealth w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
NE rs OF TIE DAP.

Rosa hliler. coi;r:d, YES alr:sssd this sf,tr
noon for ds,rdsFIy conduct.
Mrs. Mason has SO far received SIPS. 60 from
Contributions in W ashirg!oo.
a lrg, uumosr ct strangers were &C Tia iron
works 10 this city to day, among them Eapre-
sentative Cobb. CT Indians.
At tho annual COMMENCEMENT. CT Jlff;rsel
Medical College at Philadelphia yesterday.
there wcra PAT graduates.
A dispatch from Btuss .ls reports the! TIE
| man Sho deftaudsd DR.. Evars, tho American
den:ias., cut of LOCO 900 franco. and who vas
arrested in B'giuu. la, been extradted
OGo ct the Jewish Refugees from Russia, wbo
| ootalaed employment upon the Long Island
Railroad Company few days sg,. sboTed
such kaoWledg, OF roilrOad cueioecting that
hs was q. oDos promoted.
| The Senate yesterday pissed tie till to
iu!horiz, tho President to plscs General Megs
on The retired list of msjor generals, els, author
zDg the Secretary of tho Treasury 10 pay The
claims of Georgia end Kansas for expenses it
clrrod 10 Indian bos,iItics.
| Tha bill cf txoap.ors ia shs Gui.osu case
was sIgned yesterday By Judge Ccx. The ex-
ceptious are to tho loa-sdmis:ion CT certain
egdsnce. ard the rulings of the Judge Cd poiats
| or Law. IL IS tie iDteDll0n or tho District at
tcrleY to pre5en. the bill for heari5g % The
irst tsy OF the usxt term of the c5urs. April q
Tho thirteenth Nl,iontl SH5g:rfess ef The
German mus;oll societies il to oomm.pce 10
Philadelphia on the och ofJune and continue
elk dsSs, ending 90 the 4:h of July. The sing
leg aocletiea Of New York, Rhode Island, Con-
neoliout, Ma.ylard, Delaware NV Jersey,
Virginia. L'u!sisns, Ohio ard Peursylvsris,
incudirg more than 2.0C0 members, will parli.
cpate 10 the festival.
40 indignation moe;og CT negroes was held
10 New York last tight ut tue Bolhel A. Nj. i,
Church to protest against the &C ion IF The
Jacksonville aud Fsrnaudina Railroad Com
pany, of Florida. in fjactipg from one of its
lrsius the Rev. j. A. Payne senior bishop Of
the African NJ. &, Cbu:ob, because ho would
not 60 into q sscoud-class car Labelled "For
c,lorsd people," Ho was put IF, AID had 10
walk distsoos of five miles, R:salasioUs we're
adopted advising thst The matter be laid before
Pretiieot Arthi: s1d Attorney-G General B,ews-
ter. AID rtquss:iue Lhas s violation of TIE civil
rights bill IN the Southern States b, nct;a, ;. and
the offenders prosecuted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
The Andre Monument

NEW York, Msrcn S0-The Andre monu.
ment at Tappan, kockland county, was again
damaged last night.
Lsler advices from Tsppan say: st ll:3O
iast night the Andre monument was partially
destroyed by dynamite. iuiiDg ftom thu nature
OF the report. Tho monument itself ia moi
dtmaged to any considerable extent, but the
base is completely destroyed. The monument
now stands erect on three pieces of the base,
the rest CT the base bang almost in atoms
The explosion of The dynamite used in The
work YVES go loud that it awakened [ ne OF the
inhabitants, who on repairing to the place
whence the noise proceeded saw what
had been Attempted, but faild TO discover
The perpetrator of tho deed. Nr. Cyrus
W. Field, when seen st his fise this mcrnin
ssid that he had been notified of the matter, but
would divulge no further particulars At pre,ent.
His manner suggested that he had knowledge CT
tie prison or persons engaged in the attempt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
The Defeat of the Judiciary Bill

10 toe State Senate yesterday the House bill
rediVidiDg the crsaits, &c.. came up as the
special order, the question bsrg on agreeir to
the amendments ct the Senate committee pro
posing to strike from tho Richmond ere lis the
oouoiies OF Now Kent and Charles CITY and to
add them to the Williamsburg circuit, e.,
MI Hurt called the previous question. The
csllsd vas suseiDed-ayes, q ; noes, TO-
Tbs amendments were sgrecd 10.
The bill Was read.
The chair (Mr. Wood): TIE question il
up,n the pass,gs of the lin.
Mr.. Atkinson ask for The ases and noes,
The Chair: All 10 favor Of sustsioipg the
call for the ayes sud noes will please riss.
Several Senators rose.
Mr. Riddlsberger. move 10 adiouro.
Tho Chair: That is not in order, tbs pre-
Vious question having been ordered,
MIR. Riddlebsrgsr appssled from The decision
Of the chair.
Tbs Chair Was sus!sined-ay:s, 81 noes,
2, tMesHrs. Bsiley aud Barnes
Mr. Mayo demanded o call OF the sbsentees
add the roll was called, and some additional
Senators voted, ara the Chair announced the
vote-ayss. 80; noes,2.
Mr.. Wilcox moved to reconsider.
Mr.. Smith pointed cut tha. tbs Eoticn yss
DOT il order. Sustained
Mesis L:ven;tsia and PoHell bsing present
std Dot voting, Ware recorded in the negative.
according to tho rules, and on motion o: Mr..
Walksr.
Oo the passage Of the bill aud cal. of ths roll
il appsared lhA: the bill wss rejected.
Mr, E.ktidge asked that ths aoscn!sss bs
called. They Wsro called.
Mr.. Martin answered. bat sid ttat hs gss
paired Oft With Mr.. 81, agow. democrat.
The Chair Dir. Wee. Sid inss 10 could
ind no rule ezCusing Senator Who Vas paired
of. True. il had bsc.. custom. Senators
could road In, ru!s II themselves. sud they
would soc that they p:!smpto,ily rsquiro Seps-
tors to vote upon cue side OF The other.
Mr.. Mayo said it WEs cot rule 10 psrla-
msntsry b,di=s; il Hss ns,;,r ct bcror
among gentlemen.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
The EsBrketgs

oBAlTlAosr, Mar. &l.-VirSinia Gs teferrei
d.; DO consolidated 6t do I'd ssses Sc; pact
Cotton ea'i'r midd!iags l2sl2s. Flour quiet and
steady; Howard street ana Western super
60,& -; 90 extra G0ASG CO; do family 25a
S725: City, Mills super 6OsS4 IS; do extra
66c0.$7 90; do Rio brands 7oO.S7 %; baltimore
high grade family 50 o.; do winter wheat patent
1915 heas--aousheru s.eaoy; Western open.
I'd steady. declined and clused firm; South.
ern red l23ai3S; do amber 14Sal4S; No2 West.
ern winter spot 1875! sl9E9: AuriI 1G5..1s5s {;
Nay l37sl3It; June l3i.l AZ; July IL: 5.ll!s.
Corn-southern firm; Western strong and
higher; Southern white sc; do yellow ,S;
W. Wessero mixed snot 1879; April 7ssISI; May
7SiaI9; June ISL. Oats higher aua strong !;
Southern tjatE: Western white Sass; do mixed
664atG; Penn t5,53 Rye quiet at 9o loo. Hay
hrmi primo to choice Penn aud Md 15sslS
uoffee steady; Bio casgoes ordinary t, fair 9,
~. Sugar firm; & scf: ". Whissey firm
New YcRK. March 3l.-S.ocks dull and
Irregular Money 8 Cntton quiet; uplsnds
~; Orleans 49,. Flour firm anu quiet. W hest
fairy scsve ana 1,9c better. Corn f,irly active
and 3.lc higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

Julsiag from tho ou!gi7in2s CT tbs home
organ of thu readj1ste!S the Governor. si;Sr g.
his ado sbou, The capture Of tho plr,tlcil oys-
ter dreagers, is to pald,n them upoo tne
especially remarkable ground, 10 view Of tho cir
oumssacces attending their arrest. that there
is nothing 10 tho condu,. of the poor pris !nals
that docs rot inspire tn, billet sba. they
thought they ware doing 60 ncre THAI asy
other Of, n had right 10 d. ADD this. toe,
Notwithstanding the fact they had b>diy set
the State officers q. de6srcs; had successfully
resisted them by iorc, on several tc,6sion'.
and only short time before bad been cfivtD
of by State c,nuoo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

The Constitution ssys all txcisss shall bs ua.-
form throughout the United States. hu;x
else is a tex imposed upon sriclts protuaed
sDd consumed 10 county. And yet Ct all
the produces of the loud of all the States 10 the
Union tobtc,o, thu staple of Virginis is the
only one tayed. THIS is tqqsiiy of tezs!ioo
With vengearcs, and yet tho republican Cen
gressi9nsl caucus aoys thore shs be co redrc len
ia the tsx 90 tobacc,. Toe twenty thouss5d
white men who voted for General Mshoas at
the lost election are beginning to iod cut that
the General allies 10 Congress are not So
we'll disposed 10 Virgin, SIS they might i,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Mr. Thurman moved lha! Mr. Msrtiu be cx-

Mr.. Thurman moved lha! Mr. Msrtiu be cx-
cusad from voting.
Mr. Martin said be Was 10 honor boutd he
oould Dot vote; lie hoped he would bs excused.
MI. M,rIi, was excused.
Tbs voto etood ayes. II; oocs. 20. So the
bill wss rti:ced.
Mr. Riddlt b,rRer moved to reconsider. lie
had voted mo" FIR that purpose.
After lumber CT moioos had b:en msde
Mr.. Smith called tie pendir 9 q1esii,u. Il
WAS ordered. aod tho motion ~ reconsider sss
.i,cted. Ayts, 3; noes, 49,
There we're humorous rsstius:erj preset
Hho did not vote.
Lieutenan.-Goyernor Lewis Hss presars COT
ing tho session, and would hsvo stepped into
the chair at acy moment lis vote o,uId hsva
ben tlF.cVe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Good TemDlarS.
FAlRFAX @. II. Va.
March 50. lSS2

March &c. lSS2
TO tie Editor ofMe Alexandria Gazette:
bon. w. W. Barry. G. W. c. T. CT ibe
Good Tt mp!ar,, spoke here last Eight 10 the
Methodist Church to llrSe audience, sDd pr,
sented 10 most sb!o manner the csins Ct
the Order Of Gcoi Templsrs to public approval
and support. Hs wasted 20 words io 1c1i,-
log wha. everybody soos and knows Ct tie
evils of iotemperarcs, but dealt with romed 8.
What shall Wa do ? is tho great questioo. Re
showed beyond dispute that the Good rcm plsr
organization was the best means yst devised 10
redeem the drunkard and to save Tho 2oucg
from the temptations Of drink. II, claimed
tbss If ell the best men end women 10 a,y oom-
munity would unite 10 such 90 organic liuu end
would do their duty ss Good Tempsts, tvs.y
drunkard 10 suoh community could BE- reclaim
cd and no more would b. made. His srpsaI
to ell to give g helping hand 10 such work of
love was full of the most moving pathos and
iovinoibly armed With facts and illustrations,
reason aud logic.
The meeting was tho moro satisfactory by
reason OF the number Of the most irt:liseut
and rejecting people of this community present
and the close attention they gave the speaker
dusing oil his discourse lasting over an heur.
The meeting was opened snd closed with
prayer and bsnedic!ion by Rev. W. II. For
syth. and music and singing by the Good
Templsr choir.
Tho lecture is considered By mary as tae
sblest ever delivered here upon tho sabisc:.
and We trust will not be Without coed results
upon the minds cf the people even it it doee
no. bring to our Lodge any ssw members.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

Mr.. Arthur ia the fs. President si1os tie
civil war who has msao 20 rcfo!ctos 10 he
6tst one for five years that. by prose cutting the
leading ciliz,ns Of Souh Carolina upon thu
expire statements ct defeated ntgrots ard
soalawags, has at:tmp pied to revive s:c:ioraI
animosi!y. A little more reference to the ssc-
sional question would b, vastly rre!ersble
to 30 muoh evident sec'ioual amnesty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Alexandria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser

ct ILLS o olt ok this morning, for the murder
of Coleman Au;hur, (wbitel on February 5'h.
1851. While standing on the platform jus'
betcrs the tr,p-3ocr was sprupg reporter ask
ed bin il hs committed the murdir. he au-
words spoksu by him sfssr Iss7ips The jail. e.
hsd drop of 4 feet snd his rcck was broken
by tie fail. He died with sc,r,ely q struggle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Earning Of1 Esrk

New York Msr,5 3l.-The bark Graham
Polly. here, March &C b. for KaDigsberg. re-
uraed las. tv,niug end a1chrred eff Bsdlots
lslaod. She was discovered 10 be on Ere early
this NOR ning aad WAS run ashore where she re-
n ,ps bern.ny.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TR1-WEEKLf BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 81.
Some of the republican newspapers prtf >

Some of the republican newspapers prt1 81
TO believe that tho democrats intend 10 make
Mr.. Blaine their presidential osrdidate 10 1881
No SUBJ wild IDEA ever fund locgment N
the head of any reasonable nan who ezp;c;s
to v,to the dencc,s!i, licke; for ct all The
prominent men 10 The republican party t5erc
is not one who exceeds the tx-Sec:etary 10 The
evil qualities Of dup!icity AID corruption, aid
who weud not receive mere democratic votes.
His patent sectonslisn, as lcng as 1t wauo
SEW, bis purpose, and his Discrimination in tie
Malone sffair last Spring, necessarily deprive
him Ct all Southern support; and democracy
outside of tho South is only an iccon:tr let
tisl fsc.or 10 presidential elections
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

A SET BACK.--Ths reac listers sustained o
defeat 10 tbe Iesislsturs yesterday. Tho bill
which passed the House few days ago redr-
chg the number Of judicial circuits in The State
from eighteen to tBeIvs c,me up 10 tins Se5ste
snd wss defested by vote o! 20 to L., NJ ss.rj,
Newbury. Williams aud Hale. readjasters. aud
Mr.. Wihg6eld, of Hanover. s,raightout Iepat
lcsn, votiog with the democrats against the
measure. The Gfs! three are members Of what
is known % the big four. who m .ds sDoh de-
termined fight for auditor Massey. The rel sc :
ed bill WAS one of the measures adopted by the
readjus!er cascus, and by its leaders regarded
as OF prime importance. Had it passed it was
the intention of the resd ius:ers to Dust all the
democratic crcui. judges 10 the State and ill
their places With Mshoueites. This bill cannot
come up again as this session.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Affairs in Russia,

ST. PETERSBURG. March 3l.-Ii il tfio,.ry
announced that tho Gar has ordered the c,u-
mutation If all the death ssotsnces PASSED at
The recent trial of the aihilis's into al iudefi-
cite psried { f hard labor 10 the mines, excsnt
10 the c:ss OF the Msrine Lieut.. Sushsnt # 10
in which the seussuc, is c;Llrmed, as bis pcs:-
ton as 40 officer aggravated his crim,. Ho is
howevsr. granted a military execution which
will take placs te-isy.
The Go!cs says the poiica are nrepssioe for
further expnlsions OF The Jaws from Moscnw
The Novse Fremess says the idea /, mooted O:
the compulsory r.tutlz,lion of all foreigners
who have be, resiieat ia Russia over five
year..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
yucendIarism and Murder.

ST. LOUIS. March 3l,-The residence snd
general store Of Joseph Terser postmaster
uaar ADloois, Jefferson o.. vas FIR d by 40 ir-
cerdisly on Tuesday night When the family
pissed from the brr,ing building shot WAS
fred by some one c,rcssled 10 a shed across
the street ard Te,gr fell and died 10 few
niou.ss,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Chinese Merchants Exchange.

SANF8ANCIsCo Cal, E,rch 3l.-The Chi
oese merchants Ct this city hsv, finally opened
the Me,oanis' Exohenga. which they have been
stcrsily orgs;zrg fer sons time past, and have
eltc ed ohcers, The oti:e! Of the organz Mion
is TO: mutual benefit and protection.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Hanged BerselC.

LANCASTER, P.nu.. Msr,h 3l.-Bnba.s
Hacker. an asei LADY Of this city. committed
suicida this meraiug by h.naicg beIs,lf to a
bed post at her rasidocca. She had been SUI
ferirg fer some time with melaueho;i,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31

Thres readj listers 10 the Virginia S,na!s It
fused TO obsy the ori:rs tf tho B,ss yesttIdsy.
and thus kept the circuit ia leeships a. Last
out Of tho bards Of Incompetent snl Lizard"
workers. Such tf,civs mutioy tOds no
good to tho p,.nansrc, of thu oo. mans
party.
Let them alan, aad aud they all o;mc homo
Wsgging their tails hehiog them"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
DraWReN.

BosToN, MASS, Mar. 3l.-Artbur Wright.
q years of ese. and Charles K. Hale. 20. Of
Med6eld, were drowned 10 Rackminister pond,
Wess Dsdbau, Mass, on Thursday stternoop,
By tho ovir:urning Of boat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Legislative.

Ia lheStatsSenste yesterday bills " jru report.
ed to incorporate tho No, folk cnd Dsn7Io Rail
way Company; to Incorporate tho Petersburg
aud North Csrolina r iilrosd Co.; to Incorporate
tho Richmond and Wsshirgtco R,i:Ysy Go. ::
| amending the law in relation 10 pllots; to
| su!hcllzs the consolidation OF The Richmond
AID Allegheny Railroad Comp.cy with c.rap
other railroad oonpsrisa to iseilltato tho COT
struclon OF iss branches snd eStcr sieJs, and to
authorize the consolidation Of lis mlrig.sss to
repeal the charter Of Tho Bslii@ere, Cincinnati
snd Weston Railway Company; tc Incorporate
the Atlantic and Danvi'!e E:iasy Gompsry
aud to Incorporate the Atlsatic, N'i!nipctop
aud Cincinnati Rsil"sy Ccmpsny.
10 the Ilous, Of Delegates bills we're reported
settitg npsrt for Tic etu,asioa CT tho people all
money claims ct Virginia fgaidst the United
Ststes TO Incorporate h, Cincirns!i, Virginia
and Carolina R,ilR:y CCu n.op; TO ircoruor-
ate the Norfolk sud D,Svlo Na:!eosd CoE-
psDy.
Bills Wero introduced 10 amesd III. Cole 10
relation to the appointment CT pon aissi5rtrs
10 ohsncery and the rsiereDcs IF scoaurls 10
them to authorize school trustees in Manassas
maeiserisl district, in Primo. William ctu7,y,
to devote oersla SUN from lao cluaiy sehocl
funds duo said district for 1881 to tho payment
of osrtain indebtedness Of s,id district.
Inc bill to authorize the Redmond md
Dsovllle Railroad Company to discharge it.
lid sbtedaess TO the State c9miGR Up.
Tne veto Oh l;s passage .ssulted-ayes, Al {;
noes, 81.
No: having received :ho7oto required b7 shs
Constitution, 81 votes. lh9 speaker Gcols,ed
tho bill rejected
Mir. Frazier moved 10 reconsider.
Mr. Mayo moved to pass by tho motion TO
reconsider, which WAS egreed to.
Bills were introduced to amend tho Gods 10
relation to vtcaLipg tho ttfic:s Of jltg,s for
failure to qualify 10 amend tho Acts iur the
protecian OF Gsno 81 far as applicable 10
ildswater coarti.s; to Incorporate tbs Cousol:-
dated Aea:tolr Company CT AleXlnd,is, Wesh-
ington, aud GecrgetoSn.
The two Houses elected d. j. GcdHiu, c)rpo
ratlon judge of Norfolk. aid Themes 8. A,kios
corporation Judge OF Richmond. The Reat t.
ters had quorum in each lioGs, withor. ,he
Democrats.
The Governor has approved III. following
bills: 10 GLOW tho trustees cf tbs Lutheran
CHURCH ct Mount Jackson. Va. 10 sell part Of
lot belonging 10 said c5utch and convey lille to
ssme gu horzing tho Governor to appoint IL
specting officers OF the volunteer militia to
amend "a act to provide ior the organization
and government Of the volucte,r militia of the
State, end to repssl txs:iug laws c,nc, raioe
.he same ; irstruoIirg tho Auditor Of Pubic
Atc.uots 10 ssl land ia Alex,zdril c,uoty
deilcq2sut fer taxes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Arrest OF Dishonest Bank officials

BELGRADE, March 3l,-Eine directors Of the
Selvisn bank, Including the burzomsster of
and H. Eistics. father in law, have been ar.
rested in connection with the failure of the bsDk
in 1874, Similar sc!ion. takea when NJ. Ristics
was prime minister collapsed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
The Wisconsin IesfsInture

MILwAuKEE Wiz, Mar. 3l.-The Legis1a.
iufe will adjourn sine die to-day. making the
length OF The session so days. The number of
bills passed is go The total amount Of the
Stale aDpl o2rations S6I5 25S fl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
Fatal Accident.

PROVIDENCE. r. L. March 3l.-G,crSe L.
Gates. bagssge-master on an express train from
Worcester, was this morning. thrown from the
opsn door ct hil car, as tha treia was PISS log o
curve Desr Wbiiasville, Mss, ard killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-03-31
EtnsncInl.

NEW York, Msrca 3l.-Tbe s:ook msIko
opened somswhs. irregular. but in the msin sai
per INT lower than Yesterdays Closing prices
In tho osrly dealings 4 fractional st7anoe aud
reaction took gllca.