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The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09
Living Fly pays without Food.

CLEVELAND, Feb. 8.-Mr. Jacob Vo-
gelson, tue wife OF a well to- 10 resIden [
OF Canton, ONO, died to-day of ttary a
tior. For nfty DAYS shs has eaten moth
ing, and urnnk only an occasional glass
of cold water. Cancer OF the stomach
had brought her to such condition that
no foud could be taken OF retained.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09

Before the cl )se of tho lecture a po-
ltceman attempted to eject one OF the
disturber', when a general gallery melee
ensued, which was ma 10 more interest
ing by the turning of of the gas. The
mana Ier of the house then sent for
more policemen, but before they ar
aved TN 5st of the students had lett, and
Oscar finished his lecture before few
people who had renamed more to zee
the fun than to hear the lecturer. The
suntl Iwer apostle Is very much wrought
MP by his reoeptlon.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09
UTTER" pAnKgY.

When the lecturer had proceeded
about a quaitsr Of an hour M Old da keg
Dir ss4ed with aswallow- a,lsd GOAT, one
white kid I'll I'VE an bouquet OF tllw.
srs As big a. neck measure, walked
down the central aria with many an-
ties and grimaces, la Bunthotn9, and
t1ok front seat. THIS was the student, ;
work, and the entrance Of the dArkey
wa' the signal for a great burt of APP
Applause, winch ended IL gutfsws, cat
calh and other specimens of collegiate
amusement. A Rreai many paOple be
came lisgusted and left the kall.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09

DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
l. FARM.-Will be sold at public sale
ON the premi ses In Min Creek Hundred.
Limestone Road, one-half mile south OF
Soutnwood station. on the Delaware
Western h. r., on Wednesday, February
9Th, 1852, a valuable far N, known as the
Springer Homestead Containing ltg%
acres of excellent land, Six acres winch
are goo timber. The improvements are
q substantial stone house, full double
decker stone barn, with stable room for
ontbuildiugs. A young orchard OF ab
pies, peaches and pears. The land is in a
good state OF cultivation. Will be sold AZ
wh3Ie or In lois 10 sul IL purchasers Sale
at O'clock. Conditions made known by
IL. GRAHAM,
Ii. GRAHAM, Jr,
Robinson, Auct. inw.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09
THIED EDITION


For the Middle Atlantic States rainy,
Increasing cloudiness, winds mostly cas-
terly, stationary or higher temperature,
lower pressure.
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09
OSCAR WILDE WORRIED.
DIagraeefuI Conduct Of students
fn the Rochester Grand Opera
HOWNa ...

fn the Rochester GRAND opera
House
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Il b. About
one hundrsd students vi Iha kpchettsr
University, most Of whom were senlors,
O eitsd great uistntbInce At Oscar
VIII e's lecture 10 ths Grand Opera
House here to- might They occupied
scat, mostly In the gall ,ry and du Ing
the leetur. they kept up RAINING Tire
of hlsse", geoans and hooHngs, which
COMPEL "a the lecturer t. pause more
than dozen times, when the bullabaloo
bscams 30 noisy that the Bgbet IS voice
could mot bs heard. He would stop,
fild his arms ross bis breast and look
ta'mly at bis torment but he evil
DENLY thought discretion the better Tart
OF val " ana made no comments on the
Annoyaucp
The daily gazette. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1874-1883, 1882-02-09

rne cray Markets

The following were the ruling prices Ii
market this morning;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

During the week just closing there has been
very little of interest happening in financial, or
business circles The approach Of the holiday,
brightcns up the shop windows AID cnlvers tic
streets, and the retail merchants are conmcnciu,e
their harvest. but otherwise there is very little
going on worthy OF special note. The receipts Of
produce are moderate and the grain market In:
been quiet. The cold snap now upon Us h.,
efectually closed navigation on the canal AID tie
coal trade for this year is at an end. Mouc:ly;
~ there is nothing new. The demand tor liHtI,
is limited and the supply ample on good security.
In New York yesterday money loaned down from,
6 to > per CT, and closed easy, offered AZ = perez
In Baltimore money is steady, with fair dcm&,d
at e per ct. Virginia State bonds arc steady Il
about former rates, the record showing M sab,
Railroad stocks are III very moderate demand
there being al entire absence Of speculation Ar
the leading issues arc firm. Bonds arc dull .,.i
prices almost nominal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
-
Fatal Collision On thu C. e. O. r z

At half-past 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
a collision occurred on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway between passenger and
freight train at the west portal of Stretch
ers-Neck tunnel, twenty-five miles west OF
Hinton, w. Va, resulting in the instant
death OF three persons and more or less Sc
rlous injury to five Others. together with
the partial destruction oftwo engines two
passenger coaches, one baggagc-car, and
four or five freight cars
The killed were Henry Ancanow and
Patrick Goheen, engineer and fireman of
the freight train, both of Hinton, and Will
liam Cooper, fireman of the passenger train.
who lived at Fayetteville, w Va, The iu-
Jured are B. Il. Thompson. of Huntington,
w. Va, conductor of the passenger train,
back and both legs broken: still
living. John Madden, also Of Huntington,
engineer of the passenger train, leg
badly broken and otherwise injured
conductor Of u Cincinnati, O., sleeping
car. name unknown, home in Boston. Mass
both legs broken probably fatal. 4 news
boy. who boarded the passenger train at
kanawha Falls. name unknown, seriously
cut IN numerous portions Of the body.
Steven Cole, colored porter, of Louisa Court
house, Va, seriously burned about the abdo-
men and legs Several train-men were
slightly scratched and bruised; but all the
passengers. of whom there were about
seventy five, escaped without injury. The
accident is attributable to misunderstand-
ing of instructions. The passenger train-a
Louisville and Washington fast express. No.
WAS four hours and forty-fve minutes
behind time. The conductor and engineer
of the freight train-a wayfreight between
Hinton and Cannelton-received instruc,
tions at Hinton to use four and half Of the
passenger trains time, but by fatal mis-
take both men were under the impression
that they were entitled to five and half
instead of four and half hours, hence the
accident.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
The Markets.

BALTiMoEE, Dec. S.--ya. Us dcrd :; DO con-
Sol'dated 62'2; do second series s2le: past due
coupons :; do new lO-4O's 433s bid TO-.
day: Cotton dull; midilings 1O,,. Flour lower
TOR low grades: Howard street and Western supcr
So DAB 90: do extra s. 75a4 so; do family 81 IS
40 -; City Mills sapcr IS 5oa! 90: do extra
81 23a5 50: do, Rio Brands 81 rs: Patapsco
family So .; do superlatiyc patent 81 90.
Wheat -SGu,hcrn higher: Western steady; South
crn rcd 1D4al05: Il" amber 1c9a11i; No /
Maryland 1p9a1u9l.: No , Western winter red
spot 1o6'sa1n6Fs: December 1063,a1O7; Jam
nary 1oS'saluSas; February 11O1 ,a110as March
lll"tal l2ti. Corn--Southcrn higher: Western
unsettled; southern white 3ia6S; do yellow 55a
6S: Western mixed spot GS;,73le; new GIL, bid /;
DssemhGr 65a75; year G51sa65Il; january 62's
aG2.s: February CT iaa62. Oats firm; Southern
i2al6; Western white 4ia16 do mixed 4Oa42 i;
Pcnma l2a46. Rye quiet ut 6;'a67 Hay steady
and firm; prime 10 choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland S14a15. Coffee irmcr; Rio cargoes
ordinary to fair 6ioa7le. Sugar firm: 4 soft 8.
WhiSkcy steady at 81 10
New YORK. Dec. S.-Stocks dull and sencr-
ally weak. Money 6. Cotton quiet and steady
npands JOS; Orleans 10 9-16. Flour dull and
heavy. Waeat-C;.sh ana December firm; later
months lsatsc lower. Corn dull and Lia1c lower.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08


CorEr OF APPEALS yesterday -Sibert
and wife. vs.. Payne. From The Circuit
Court Of Culpepcr county, Reversed, Judge
Christian delivering the opinion.
Smoot and pcrry,vs. Lewis and ais From
the Circuit Court Of the city Of Richmond
Reversed i'll part, Judge Staples delivering
the opinion
Loving and ais. vs.. the Auditor Of Public
Accounts. Reversed in part. Judge Lewis
delivering the opinion,
After the opinions were delivered. Judge
Robert Ould, who was appointed by the
meeting of the Bench and Bar of the State
to present the memorial and resolutions on
the death Of Judge NIoncurc, addressed the
Court. ard proceeded to sketch the li..- u
judge Moncurc rs judge and as i law
yer and eulogized his character. He spoke
of him as Il man Of conspicuously dauntlcss
courage, Of beautiful and simple bearing,
kind and courteous, and CT his Christian
faith.
Judge Christian said that the Court would
honoritself in honoring Judge Moncurc, and
would order the resolutions to he put on rec
ord.
Judge Anderson followed in u very ten
der tribute. During his remarks he said that
this Court had come in with Moncure us
president and would go ont with him as pre-
sidcnt, as it had never elected his successor;
that Judge Christian, the senior member,
by general desire, was acting rs such"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
o
VIRGINIA NEWS.

foX-hunting has hccnrcvivclin Fauquirr
county. ---.---------
Mc-srs Il. T. ". Duke aud John Wood
trustees for the creditors OF Judge Alex
andcr Rivcs. have sold the Boiling Springs"
estate situated near Warren. in Albcmar!c
county, 10 Mrs Elizabeth ]. and Mr.
Henry Gibbs, Of Philadelphia for the sum
OF $l5,G00.
The grand jury of the United States
Circuit Court nj Richmond was Yesterday
engaged in the investigation Of the case of
Samuel j. McGchcc, charged with fal ely
certifying TO assessment lists. The jury re-
turned mot Il true bi!l'' in this case, and
Mr.. McGchec was discharged.
Rev. George W. Nelson, OF the Episcopal
Church, at Warrcnton. has in his possession
cup and sauce" which Goa. Washington used
tog many years. He has also certificate,
signed by Washington. appointing Thomas
Nelson attorney i:,v the State Of Virginia in
the year 1876.
Efforts are being made to establish wine
company il Wa.rcnton. Several varieties
0l Wlncmaking grapes grow 10 perfection
in central Fauquicr, and i gentleman who
devoted much observation to grape culture
in France is Of The opinion that this section
presents equal advantages in soil and eli
mate tor three crops Of grapes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
T0-DkY'S TELsG2APEIC EEWs.

Two mills lave closed down in conse-
qucncc clloW water in tie delaware.
One huIdrrd and ninety failures arc re-
ported for the past week.
y drunken man WAS frozen TO death in
the streets Of! Philadelphia last night.
The chambers Of commerce OF all the sea-
ports OF Germany have protested against
The exclusion Of American pork.
Jacob Croft was instantly killed u. Union
station, on the Reading & Columbia Il. r.,
last night BY having his head caught be-
tween TWO bumpers
The funeral Of the late Archbishop Of
Canterbury took place to-day ut Addin gton
The Queen, Prince OF Wales and Duke Of
Eonnaught, were present.
FoHr Cinnamon were killed and i like
number seriously wounded by IN explosion
in mine Of the Oregon and California II. r.
extension near Portland. Oregon, yesterday
The recent massacre by Indians at CasaS
Grandcs. Mexico is said 10 have been u hor-
r!bic affair. Scventy-iiye persons were
b"tchered and number of girls carried OIL
The loss by the fire in London last night
is estimated at E2,00O,000 Several persons
were injured. The fire spread over two
acres, and is said to have been the largest
since the famous Tooley street fire.
The Rcpubligue Franchise n Gambetta's
organl says il the government Of Great Brit
ain continues topursuc lis cgotistical policy
in Egypt to the detriment of French inter
csts, France vii! protect those interests in
the way she may think best.
\ dispatch from London says "a steam
er, the name of which has not been ascer.
tanned, struck the rocks near Penzance to-
day and ioundered Nothing further con-
corning the disaster is known. The storm
continues
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
How to Utilize the Great Victory.

10 the cditorofhc New York Star
l observe that there is much interest man
itestcd by those democrats who value the
principles Of the party and desire their SUI
prcmacy, since the recent overthrow of the
republican machine" by the people. rs TO
how this great upheaval may be utilized to
the permanent success Of the party and the
welfare the country. Some reflection has
led me TO the conclusion that the sure meth
cd will be to study and strive to understand
and appreciate the causes and significance Of
the recent political revulsion-for it was
not northumberland to shun them in our adj
ministration of public affairs.
The recent victory brings with it great re
sponsibilities, and the tactious dissensi0ns ot
the past few years give but poor promise.
unless cur reunion has been the legitimate
outsrowth of unity for the sake of the pub
lie veal. If this triumph is to minister to the
permanent unity and ascendency OF the
party, we must first avoid the acts of maad-
ministration which have invited and con-
summated the overthrow of our political adj
vcrsaries Prominent among these have
been acontemptuousa defiance of public opn-
ion and an Indifference to the peoples wishes
and rights: the concentration of Federal
power and authority ut the expense of the
lawful prcrogativeS Of the States and Of the
people the prcfligatc expenditure of the
public treasure taken from the people by an
unjust and odious internal revenue system !:
the creation and fostering of monopoles by
unlawful subsidies, protective tariffs and
class legislation; the venalizing OF franchise
and legislation levying ''blackmail" upon
public officials to corrupt elections setting
aside aud Conforming the voice OF the peo-
pie by unseating their duly elected Repre-
sentatlves at the behcSt OF Il shameless par
tisanship. We should inauguratcsand main
tain the very opposite of these the recogni
ton OF and respect for the wishes and needs
| of The States and OF the people, SO clearly
and wisely reserved to them in the Consli-
tution the honest and economical expcndi-
lures of the Government; reduction of the
burdens of taxation and of tariff subsidies ;
the preservation of the rights of the labor
ing masses from the unlawful invasion Of
monoplies; the protection of the elective
franchise from forced contributions of Off
Gals for its degradation. and an honest res
pcct for the expressed will Of the people.
\ good faith and efficient maintenance of
these principles and methods applied to the
national, State and municipal governments
will so commend the democratic party to
the appreciation and confidence Of our pco-
| pie rs TO assure its permanent supremacy.
1t is to be hoped that no Mctous disscn-
Sions. personal ambitions or prcjudcCs will
DE permitted to obstruct the onward march
| Of the demonratic hosts to all assured and
! enduring ascendcncy. C..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
Mothers Eothors !! MotLers!!,

Arc YOU disturbed It Night and broken of Your
rest by = sick child suffering and crying with the
c%crIlc!ating pain OF cutting teeth? If So 70 at
once and get bottle OF Mrs. WINSLpW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP. 1t viii relieve the poor little suf-
ferer Immediately depend upon it there IS no
mistake about it. There is not mother ON cart Il
who has ever used il, WHO will not tell you ut
once that il will regulate the bowels and give
rest to the mother and relief and health to the
child, operating like magic 1t is perfectly safe o
use III ali eases and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription Of one Of the oldest and best tc-
male physicians and nurses in the United States.
Sold ~s-or>-.c,-r".~ 40 c~ntc. ~ hottie.
-->&E--S=.--1x--s--:-----s---- re-
MAEINE NEWS.
PORT OF ALEXANDRIA. DECEMBER ;, 1882.
san rises !! sun ;cts......... i II
ARRIVED.
Sir Lady Of tic Lake. Norfis. 70 I A Reed < Co.
Str Mattano, lower Potomac to John l.annon.
Str / Arr0wSmith. lowe. Potomac, 10 Potp.
mac Ferry co.
Schr Geo j Travcrs, Washington to Geo Y
Worthinyton < Son.
SAILED
Str lady- Of the Lake, Nori7k hy / A Reed & Co.
Str } Thompson, lower Potomac. by + 4 Reed
4 Co
Schr Roht Icaly. Baltimore, by Geo y Worth.
inGtnn & son.
Schr I II livingston for Washington
MEMORANnA
Schr k-bccc! Shepherd for this port, cleared At
Philadelphia 9Th.
Schr Emily IL Nay!or sailed from Providence,
for Georgetown 9th.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
Auditor Allen IN Trouble,

Especial Dispatch to the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.
RICHMOND, Va, Dec. S.-Auditor s.
Brown Allen was before the Hastings Court
to-day and Judge Christian asked him where
was the bond Of sncllngs, the deputy de-
l!nquent tax collector, when Allen replied
that he had given ii 10 Sncllings Whercup-
on The judge ordered Allen to be put under
arrest for this violation of. the law. Allen
was bailed for his appearance tomorrow.
The grand jury of the Hastings Court is
now considering the charges preferred
against him hy Commonwealth Attorney
Witt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08

lT LOOKS more and more as if Major Nor
gan will soon be removed from his position
AZ Il member Of the Board Of Commissioners
for the District Of Columbia This is to
he regretted, as the Major has made an ex-
cellent officer butitisnot at all surprising, as
though understood to be q republican, he is
not proscliptive toward democrats, and has
kindly feeling for the South, which is by
10 means unnatural, as he is II native Of
Alexandria, which has, some how or other,
acquired the reputation of being the most
Intensely Southern city il the cntire South
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08

How old are you" said IN ancient dame
to 4 ~rinning little Jar pot well, III goes
by what mudder says, is most ten, but if
gees by de fun lsc had, Isc most q hun
drcd." G that all could measure their
years in this way. hut how many measure
them by long night watches, and almost
fatal coughing spells. which could have been
cured by Il bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
taken in season.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
After Twenty Yeara.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, April l3, 1881.
H. II. WARNER & Co.: Sirs-lour Safe
Kidney and Liver Cure, i'll my case, cured
q confirmed sickness Of twenty years. be-
licvc il to be the remedy for all female dis
Mrs B. Mr. BOLToN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08

GENERAL MAuoNE'S home organ. with
characteristic: recklessness, asserts that
those who have spoken Of the charges of
fraud against the Mahoneite3. confess that
they not only know nothing themselves of
the frauds. bat know no body who does
know" Now the writer Of this paragraph
has spoken frequently of the frauds pcrpc
trated by the Mahoneites, and thoagh hc,a
the why says, knows nothing himself OF
the frauds, he does know. and has so in
formed the officers of the court, of people
who do know enough about them to satisfy
anybody but Mahoneiie that they were
gross and outrageous. One of these gen-
tlemcn, who, at the election. was L. :.
supervisor. and whose name was anon.
those referred to, no later than yesterday
said he Was anxious TO be summoned before
the grand jury ut Richmond to tell what he
hntssi} did know Of the frauds, but that
he did not expect he would be- as
it was apparent that the last
thing that is really wanted by Captain
Wise: and for which he is putting the Gov
ernment to 80 much unnecessary expense, is
convicing testimony Of such frauds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
CATTLE MARKETS.

BALTiMohE CATTLE MARKET, Dec. T-Brri
Cattle.-Somc 800 head of the through C,ttl.. me-,
III New York dull but unchanged market. Near.
~ the same number went to PHILADELPHIA. Yes.
tcrday the market in New York was frmer. aud
prices for tho best Cattle were l.c higher tina" -
Monday.
sheep and Lambs.-Tradc continues very deli
indeed: Receipts since Monday number 50 hral.
some few of which remain uns,ld Price, nv.
changed.
iogs-The receipts since Monday arc gni,a
light. 2l1 head in addition to which over :"D
head have been left over since then. making tie
number on the market unsold 1 ,145 head TRADE
Is slow and prices weaker. Si4a9c with few If
any, a shade higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.

In the Senate to-day number of petitions
were presented from various portions Of ,Lc
country praying the passage of the bill to
increase the pensions OF manned United
states soldiers. Also, number PRAYING
the passage of the bill reducing the tax on
tobacco
The internal revenue bill with all amend
ments was recommitted
AT the close of the morning hour. Mr..
Beck's political assessment resolution was
taken up, and provoked fucthur discussion.
HOUSE.
In the House sundry petitions were also
presented regarding the pending bill rcduc-
ing the tax on tobacco
The consular and diplomatic arpropria-
ton bill was reported aud referred.
At 1920 the House went into Committee
of the Whole on the private calendar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
The PRESIDENT saws:

at seems TO me, however, that. for various
reasons. 50 sweeping a measure as the total
abolition Of internal taxes would for the pre-
sent he an unwise step"
The various reasons referred to alc,
doubtless, the assessments to be paid and
the effective work to be done for the repub-
lican party at the next election by the
thousands ofmen employed in the internal
revenue service
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08

The REPUBLICAN national committee has been
called IL NEE. on the 18th proximo, for the pur-
pos, i supposed. of deposing its secretary, Mr..
Dorsey. of star route fame who by that time
ought to be. il he be not, in the pcntentiary FIR
robbing the Government
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08

New YORK CATTLE MARKET. Dec 7.-Bccrc--
No business in Beef Cattle, and both fresh ard
slow but steady at 7laa1Oc for native side
Sheep very dult; mcagre trade at unehan,,h
prices; or, 50 75a6 per 100 lbs for Sheer. aud
S3a6 25 for Lambs dressed mutton slow al 5Ga-
per 100 lbs. Hogs frmcr for live ones; 81 Pa
go pcr1o0 lbs, which four carloads sold at Sc -
a6 so
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08

CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET. Dec 7-IIogs-
Market slow but generally steady ut the clo>iHs
rate of Wednesday; mixed So 75a6 40; heavy
81 25a6 80; light s. 755aG 35. Cattlc.-Slarkrt
fair and generally steady; Christmas Cattle SC -
to fair sfa4 90; butchers moderate demand
common to fair SAP IS: medium to good ::'al.
Shcep.-Markct weak and dull: common to fair
= 5oa3 %; medium to good So load: choice %
extra 81 load 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08
Financial,

New loRN, Dee. S.-The stock market opened
Irregular for the bulk of the list Immediately
ate: the opening the general list fell oil small
fraction after which the market became strong
and sold up tlalas per cent 1t IL o'clock u
fraction of this was lost
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-12-08

To steal ali umbrella is at last crime.
But ifa man steals a bottle Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup 10 cure his cough, can it be
called crime?