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The Tobacco Tax.

Some Democrats in Congress voted
AGAINST the bill reducing the tax on tobacco
because the tariff features Of that bill were
mot such as they desired 10 have enacted
into a law. We should have done as
Messrs. TrLKERsoN and GEORGE WISE did;
Int since the passage Of the bill was not
defeated by the action Of IT. opponents, and
tho public will secure the benefits to result
from the reduction OF the tobacco TAX, we
do not wish 90 complain Of tLcsc gentle
mon. Nor do we believe that the people
generally will have any words OF ccnSurc
for them. They voted conscientiously.
The reduction is fifty per cent.-a very
heavy one. This reduction will almost
surely be followed by the total abolition OF
the tobacco tax at very cary day; ana
,nasmuch as a reduction had TO he made
before Congress could be conNinced.that
total abolition was practicable, we th'nk
,be tobacco-growers and manufacturers
NAV well congratulate themselves thai IN
The near future the trade in tobacco VIII be
free and unirmnmclled, just as II l. IN
wheat. corn, or any other product oil tne
soil.
What We expect is that the revenues OF
the Government viii this year exceed inc
expenditures by from fifty TO hundred
millions Of dollars. Should this be Inc
ease, il Will also appear clearly that the TAX
upon tobacco can be entirely aboiiSheu
without embarrassing the Government III
The slightest degree. Besides, whist II
would be dangerous experiment Tor
Democratic House Of Representatives 10
oass tariff Lill Just for the purpose oil
getting Republican Senate to vote IL
down. "A bill to abolish the tobacco tax
would lie popular eyerywherc. Should any
considerable number Of failures OF compa-
mics or persons largely engaged in manu-
featuring operations happen to take pace
whilst 4 revenue tariff was passing through
the House of Representatives, the odium
of such failures would lie laid upon the
Democratic party, But no evil consc-
quouees Of that sort could possibly result
from on attempt to give the poor man free
tobacco.
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Inst

The Baltimore american says that Mr..
ROYALS opinion caused Virginia bonds
90 go up at first; bat afterwards the opin-
ion was carefully examined, and the conse-
quence was a renewed pressure to sell, 1t
being clearly seen upon n second reading
that his route towards victory was simply
through another phalnX Of lawsuits, at-
torncys, and Judges.
Just 80. We have not allowed cur read
.rs to remain in the dark. II they have
moro lawsuits, il will Dc because they de-
sire LITIGATION.
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HANOVER.
BYATu OF AN EsTINABLE LADY-'Ah'oo'
ITEMS.
r.orro.,oua.nc. ot the Richmond Dlspatr"'I


BfATu OF AN EsTIyABLE LADY-'AhioO'
ITEMS.
TCorrespondence OF the Richmond Dispatcn'I
vERDoy, VA, March ,, lSS2 D.,
Mrs.. Emily II. Anderson, wiie " nu
mund VI. Anderson. Esq, died at pheasant
Level" the residence OF her son l oanne'
ID. Anderson). near this place, yes'erd1y,
in the seventy-sixth year OF hcr age Ie,
funeral sermon was preached this afternoon
by Rev. G.. II. Ryland, OF your cty.
large concourse Of the neighborS attesteu
their respect and affection for the deceased,
whose excellences of character and beauty
Of life had been conspicuous. Her nus
band is the most venerable man IN TINS VI
entity. He will be- ninety years old ~ sep
tember next. During the war OF lSl2 ne
was member Of the Chesterfield troop;
lie is wonderfully preserved in boa! ana
mind.
The people hereabout are industrious ana
frugal and are growing i'm sclf-rellancc'
There i good watcr-powcr on Lille
River" close by. especially near the mill OF
JUDGE :. &. Redd, within half mile OF the
station. Fine beds OF granite, easily
worked. have been partially developed. y
Dr. Henry not long ago bought the "mica
Mines on the Redd tract, and it Is report
ed he will soon open and work them.
COILS.
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one dog exempt from taxation provided he
Is confined 10 the premises OF his owner.
Let the tax on hunting-dogs and Others
going at large be very smal-say one dol,
lar per head. We see no reason why bill
in this form, or something like 1t, would
not be readily borne by the people. II the
operation Of IL was found bcnciiccnt. it
might he continued. with such improve
ments rs experience might suggest. If 1t
did not operate satisfactorily IT could he
repealed. Yours truly, A. Il. WADE.
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MA llN.

Died. I'm BROOKLYN. y. v. on March Sih. MAXI .
The wife of John +. Whitfield. formerly Of ms
city. and daughter oil Tie late Or. Peter an ~
Linda. Of Albany. y. \. t.,o,
The remains were taken To Albany FOR lnisi-
mCnt.
Died on Friday March ., lSs3. at 400 = w.,
JOHN r.. unly SON of j. II. and NINA h'hlE'
aged two wears AMI eight months.
The remains were taken 10 Blimort on ~dtH-
DIV morning for utcrmcnt in the iamliy huiH Y
ground
died. on Friday evening az $3.50 o'clock. Mr,.
CUtELO~TE TAYLOR. wifc Of Randolph it'-
lsr. I'm the n irly-eiNih wear # her age.
Her funeral win take place from the LciEh-St ,y'I
Ncib0rit church on SUNDAY ~ > !. VI htr
friends aud thote of her husband are invited To- ~
lend.
Died. In -. Lou.s. Mo-. susan IEprokp.
rtllct of the late Colonel H. -. I"liprd' lh TIE
ervcntv-f urth year Of her age.
Funeral VIII take place from the Ihird iU'~nN-
terrain church SUNDAY. March I'm. ~ 1g
n'cIock. Friends Of the deceased aud Of her SON
m-law. y. :. Barbour, are invited to attend. ~
Died. at his c,ilcncc. IN Sidney, IIenrico con'-
~. at twenty minutes past 3 O'Clock = AMLN
6'KEFFFE: aged hfy years; native al l"iIl
County Waterford, Ireland
nj, funeral viii tltc place from -. It'ti "a
tncdr1I SUNDAY EVENING At 3 O'clock.
Friend. aud acquaintance of the FAMILY are re-
duc-ttd 90 attend.
llartin.burg CN,st Va) and Now York pl1per
please copy.
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10 The Editor of the Dispatch:

We see from your issue of the 9Th in
slant that the Supreme Court OF the United
States has decided that the I,iddlebergcr
bill " il constitutional, aud it remains for
such az hold coupon bonds to proceed TO
make the coupons available Tor the pay
mcnt of taxes. We ask for information,
viii I'm endorsement on a bond 10y the
Auditor certifying that il is genuine upon
comparison with the register IN ms once
be sufficient for the county trcasurcrs 10
receive At in payment OF State taxes: Or
will the endorsement by the county or
circuit Judge upon such evidence be sui
ticient without the expense OF employing
lawyer and going into COURT Please
answer in your next issue, and obligc,
Yours truly, SENEX.
One law expressly provides that coupons
cannot be received for taxes at all. An
other law provides that ii coupons be ten
dcrcd. the collecting officer must receive
them and keep them for Identification, but
/ in the mean time you must pay the taxes
in money. No endorsement by the Audi
tor, nor by the county judge, nor 10y any
other person, will suffice. Nor will any
other sort of evidence. In Il word, a. We
understand il, the only way i'm which cou'
pons Can be made available is by resorine
to the remedy provided in the RiDnLEBER
GER bill, which the Supreme Court has pro-
lnounccd "an cflicacious one "a lawsuit
Such i, our opinion. But there are law
yers who say that il 4 person tenders cou
pons in payment Of his taxes, and the col
lector refuses to receive them, and proceed
to levy upon your property, you can &c
out an injunction to forbid him to distrain
aud also may sue him and recover damage
for his act OF trcspass.
You can have your choice as betweel
these two opinions, and as between the tw
remedies.
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Some heather are not - lnlich OF ihc
heather a. we think; read Mohanmedail
proverb: God has bestowed the gooa.
things OF this World to relieve our neces.i-
ties. not to reward or virtues; these WIN
be rewarded in another world We know
OF no greater necessity to he relieved
than stubborn cold, and we know "l no
better relief than Or. Bulls Cough syrup
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Al the now shades, such rs Crushed strawberry.
Crushed Raspberry. Tefra-Cottt shrimp Pink.
Electric Blue Cadcr GRAY. Army Blue. and
many other SHADES. m SHOODAI CLOTHS.
FOILES. ALBATRO~, CLOTHS, Nuns
YELLING. CASIINERES, and lots Of otter
pretty DRESS GOODS. which We viii be
pleased 10 exhibit To- our friends when I'm tie
store.
SILKS in CoLORED ami BLACk-a fun line at
70, low prices as they can Doe bought i'm New
York cry. Al Tho most celebrated brands.
In BLACK DRESS GOODS. q. usual. We are up
I, tie times. having added 60 our stock such
goods O., DRAP De ALMA. in six and wool
mixed: DRAP DE- ALMA. an wool; DRAP
DE- SAKE. HENRIETTA anil >nOODAil
CLOTHS. MONTE and TAMlSE CLOTHS.
Nuns YELLING. FRENCH BUNTING.
CASIlIERFS. FOCI rs. and other pretty
styles OF goods.
GRAPES FOR TRIMMING and GRAPES FOR
YELLING. in Comtaud- best sink finish, at
price. to please.
IRISH POINT HAMBCEG~. NAINSOOK and
NULL EMBROIDEElF~, m the newest d.
signs. our stock f. fresh, AMI we can please
every one In want Of pretty EMBEODERiES
at reasonable prlrc-.
TORCIlON and GU NNLACTS-loyciy ps tlorns,
an naw selected with much taste ami care. 10
please the mot fa-udiou-. stock complete.
COR~ETS In an the celebrated brands pariicr-
Iarly our FRENCH WOVEN CORSETS. which
give the most graceful form and perfect DO o.
Dee had iu these goods.
KID GLOVES IN an the new shades 10 notch
Dire, goods. iu BUTTON, HOOK. and NOUS
DUET 4 IRE STYLES.
RUFFLINGS and RUClllNGS 20 please an. New
design, and -tylc- added To our stock every
week.
HOSIERY Of every description for ladies' gentle
mcn,and children. in pretty -priug style.
All I'm want Of DESIRABLE GOOD, AT LOW
PRICES. call at
TlGALlUTER BROTHERS,
j0l Broad street. corner Fifth.
NH 1-sn. l,nNIl
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IN ANOTHER WEEK FOR BAR
GAINS
AT
NAlII HnnIIILEe-.
sNCLE BEOIHiE~.

10000 yards NEW mI Dr~EtW" DnF>-
GOODS iI,f opened. AMONGST ti,m
you wiu lui ALL-MupL NIN~'
FFlLtNG.3f .uct'- wildcat 2le. per-
roo pic.'. NrW ,rEl>G cA,lniEGE-re
mono ,,'i- rltf\\Nr~ coz SILKS ant s. Az
ms. ElAfh HuI tNlDRiB HEN-
CtDT-. tlIfihtU 81 MINER SILKS,
tDm tn l1 lar.i-. viii Do" -'.t ai a.
D.nIf,it ,i.os at our BLACh SILK 70
Il, SLZ3. '.'i. fI.t'' ~ '-.-''
AnInm,n.r -.och g rOLoEID ~llh~
NiNs' XfliING. ~HUDAH CLoTu.
CTfd5TTiH 'aha' aiioiwF 5iN6'rii'.
large -'ocL Of ~lLk PARA>oLs 800
>UN-UMBhELLAe; ..,........
still .puo moro oi Wn.c liNNbi no
EDGINGS. slightly -o..e'i. from lc. 10
SO piece NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CASE LINEN i-t purchased at bottom
90 pi1gc- 81 MADRAS GINCH,N and
~LER~tt lAtN e. h. sold N'rf cl,tp.
I'D piece, STAIR OH CLO1Hat l2 .c-halt
thr regular value:
1000 HANbhERCWhf~ so 3c.-ha,c 'e,u
5000 y,ri. PfRcAIE~. I-f.atouly6.r.:
ease DEHtDE 800 lO.c.-co"i value Tor
1000 TNIAiNDEIED SHIRTS 30 5o. soc..
and : l-uur .Wu manufacture;
case 81 NtW PlRCALL m-t opened;
100 100 No. pbe >PRING H. tNHEL from soc. 10
30 per Nfri-.iouhlp width:
100 pieces more Of those e.. tiiEt MID
-iIN>-b,ru selling ~ &c.;
100 piece Nt.M MATING Just opened;
jAEPET> and u!L-CLoliI- 20 te closed
10000 ward. CoIr0N TRAININGS at ILL.,.
and &c.. prr yard.
Large -tocs Of LINEN LACE-, hy rircc
or yafi:
10 piece, COLOEED CHEroNNE> o. he
closed ont:
Dot LINES TABLE-CLOTHs io uc -Y.t
very cheap.
KEW GOODS OPENED DAILY.
sTCLE BROTHERS.
3lI Broad street.
Branch House: 1929 Main street. NIB i-ood
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Virgins a Dangerous Precedent.

From the Boston Herald
II every March zephyr is TO be cited as
proof that Virgins is prophet, some
fellow Will go in for a like reputation by
predicting hot weather in July and dog
days in August.
fWell said.l
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u
MEETING OF TIE PRL>BNItRlAN II y
DAY SCHOOLS OF RICHMOND AND NAN
CHESTER vii be- Leid on SUNDAY AFTERNOON
az 4 o'clock i'm she FRS. Presbyterian church. The
regular reports viii be- read. and Interesting adj
dics,c. viii be dclNc'c IS the lcy. Or. LAN-
DRUM. pastor Of The second Baptist church. and
the Rev. PEYIoN IIoGE. = fun attcudircc Of all
Sunday-sclool workers and friends of the cause Is
c-rrctrl.
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orricr cllrsArEAkr ANn ONO
MILITARY NOTICES.

-~'-----7-71I-I7
ARMORY Il. l.. I. BLrEs,l
March IL, 1883.
GENERAL ORDER No. S -Asscm- 4
" be az YOUR Armory on MONDAY The 10Th a
Instant. al o'clock l.. NJ ia full-dre,s uniform ~
for inspection and din Every member must II
be present.
By order of Captain PIZzGNf.
j. X. GLAZEBBOOK.
NH Hit First Sergeant.
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We return thanks TO Hon. NJ. &. GEORGE,
Of Mississippi, for public document.
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If.t-Tt RI.
DIssOLUTIONs & PARsxERsnIPs.

V'HE UNDERSIGNED Will CON
L TIME THE BUSINESS OF MANUFAC-
TURING TOBACCO in an g., branches, under the
hrm-uame Of A. VI. LYON s. CO., at NJ. 1896.
corner OF Cary and Fifteenth streets.
Thankful for the patronage 60 tho old firm, So
iicit continuance OF same.
ALLEN M.LYOS.
NH -ll tGNwt ApQ JDIFN Il. GIN DRENf,
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GOODS.


IMMENSE STOCK. BEAUTIFUL NoNILIllN-
SPECIAL PRICES.
ALL THE NEW FABRICS, ALL TIE NkW
CONBlNATIONS.
ALL THE NEW ~HADE-.
ALBATROsS. JERSEY. BENGNLlNF' ana
RAYA CLOTHS;
Nuns YELLING, FOvLt>. &C.. in ihe nr"
shades 81 Crushed strawberry. Tcrra-' nti1,
shrimp Pink. Robin Err Crcvei' Electric
Blue. cadet Cray. Mode. Tan. &C.;
SHEPHERDS PLAiU~ .n IN color, aui comIi-
nations;
special bargains in two ease. ILL MINATED
ALBATROS~ CLOTHS. nearly al ~'"i-ueN
eprlug shfdes--at g.. worth 2Jc..
80 piece. SHEPHERDS PLAlD~. nearly an
wool. NJ IJc:
10 piece. OTTOMAN STRIPES. .prine -l''i'.tt
lie;
a niece, DOVBLF-WlDTU CA>ilMEltl~. 90
shade. ai IJc. JULIUS MEYER a. sos.
mb Heed Col aud SOB Groal -i-.,t.
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T'o TIE DEMOCRATS OF HENRICO.

\ MASS-MEETING VIII bt h,id az tine court
house NEXT MONDAN, Mlrch 10Th. for HE pur-
pose of organizing the Democratic party in Hen
rico preparatory 10 The spring elccti6n.J
T.. ASllBG VIC KHAN.
Inh T-tdF County Superintendent.
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At THEATRE.


There viii Doe a NtSS-AlEETlNG AZ thc THEA
TIRE NEXT TUESDAY INENiNG 40 Z o'clock
i'm ihc Interest Of Che SOC lETN tOR TIE FRI
VENTION OF CRUELTY To ANIMALS.
The most lively ilUrc,t among ali clarsri, both
indies and gentlemen. has been exhibited since
this movement began. The hr-t volunteer mtm-
ier- arcamoug DE ladies. True % their noble I'M
pulses. they are ready here as everywhere t. hclp
thc suffering.
hor-et so animal sn strOuG~ yrt -o poorly able
10 protect himself Man is hi, only protector.
l;i1ht Rev. Bi-hop hcino. Or. VI. II. llo"c. and
other distinguished gentlemen VIII address tine
meeting.
I.aGlc. are c-pCciliiy invited 10 attend. They
will Pee looked after %, the u-hcr-. 40 children
will ne admitted. The citizens Of Manchester are
cordially invited To cooperate with o. ana lake
part I'm tie meeting. NoCollCsupu VII! De- taken nap.
Pey Dr. Armstrong, precedent Of the society,
will preside.
seat, will be- provided on The .ttge for m' ln' Crs
of The Executive Committee and OF The Pre-.
~ order Of tie .
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
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InliCrnI Notice.

Tho funeral Of JAMES ". FORD Will t'kc
, zee from hi- late rel drncc > - north Twenty
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance of the Family
are invited 60 attend.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
r-7y- SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINRY
SALE OF
40 ROLLS NEW CHINA MATING.
JULIUS MEYER & SONS.
COL AND GO3 BROAD sTRTET.

Having purchagcd very largflyat The recent great
Mating sale I'm New FORK city, AZ unusually lo1
prices we are enabled t. sell
80 rolls GOOD WHITE MATING a. $3.50 per
roll Of 40 yards, or 2lc. per yard;
so rolls EXTRA nED-CHECK MATING a
I7c, regular yaiuc 2Jr.;
100 rolls SUPERIOR QUALITY FANCY NAT
TING ~ zoe, regularly worth 3Oc.:
50 rolls FANCY CHICK MATING ~ 22c.:
and zoe.
TLis IS undoubtedly The cheapest lot of NAT
TINGs ever offered in the. city. and 90 viii pay
you H. look al them before purchasing elsewhere.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MI COHEN BROTHERS CALL Al
rtN'rION that they are In receipt Of . very ex-
tensjge stock OF goods, Including ~ ihe III
fore On aud domestic novelties oDtaihaD'c "i'
rGyev viii also oipr this week great number OF
speciaItcs ut perfectly astonishing prices
oo We monsS on 1 hy 49.inch ALL-LINEN HEAVY
UIICKABACK TOWtL- 10 Zuc,; IVV ""~''
~ I,y 35-jnch ALL-LINEN AZ l2c. .,,,,,,,
25 pieces LINEN DRILL at &C. gehera'' 'e'""A
,,.a ~ s IscI bargains IN FRENCH CLOTHS for
geptlemen,'ss, sr4 Seyi xeSEs. and many other
ZOO gy y9rd. SUMMER SILKS At S2c;; mama.
- ,,,,cces 9t.INCH COLORED SATIN HIM.,
- tINs Manufactured of pure sewlng-s'lh' ~
o5c-. generally sold at ll1Q; ,,,..,,,,,~e.,
7 lot nf HANDSOME ALL-SlLh or lo, N,h y, -. ~,
Sl.I2 to sI.35, the quality geher""s '''' -
, ,;eyys eFqP; oLKA-DOT FoULARD, a, s5c.' value
DIV 81 S' iHTIS SuRAH at 32c, the quality sold
heretofore nj 65c. i, 10, ,,,.,,,,,,s a.,
we OFFER many attractive ana spec =, = -,
uNN uSouE BLACK AND tOiORED sim
~ tr III IA can only De appreciate on cN-
sl ,otPpatIon of goods. We would specially i1en-
I m9 nEcN OTTOMAN SILK at $3.50. formerly sold
se-lNc IFS SSr4RHH SATIN at $50. formerly sold
We q" sI n'" ofer ATWOOD NUNS YELLING at
- -, ic, . t}i;;FICu CREPE Nuns VEITING IN
plI the new shades lour own direct impora-
tionl, AZ inches wide. az zoe. q yard:
Also epcclal purchase Of q large stock Of SPAN
lSIi and e.. ut m LACE for oyCr,lrc--e, at
rather above one half Their NJ i;l ir price.
We have also ma Pc purchase of over Ni.Juu worth
of FINE lRiSil-LACE POINTS. which We
offer no reduced price OF 30 per cent. from
general value ...
We are I'm receipt Of fun lin" Of WHITE
GOODS of every description. among them many
al -pncialpricc~. We mention
DOTTED MCLLS no pc. the quality generally
selling a. zoe. yard:
Al-o. LINEN LAWNS. LINEN De DAtCA. and
PERSIAN NJ LIS. under general value. $500
KID CLOVIS -Bl llON-Lt\GIll MDt =
OIITAIRE plG~klNS 1t 7Jc.; ~-BITION-
LENGTH MOUSOl lTAIRt KIDS at 7or.'
sl.Sl2j. - 50. and s. pair In all me ne"
shades: l2-Bt TTON-LENGIllt 20 s2.2J.
Large stock If NAIil\G~ iu-i received.
We SHALL also make special olcrug of a large lCl
of LINEN GODS slightly damaged ON Their
voyage OF imuor alton.
lot OF 2-I tHD-WlDf FELT "a sl.20-ioflhti
price. , 80: ,.,.,,
POO dozen ladies ALL-LINfN HANDhLK-
CHIEFS f-omc a. " among item slightly d'ih-
aged go &C.:
4 large Dot of LACE CURTAINS al les, than MIR
kct value mh l-Su,N N>a
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y
HANDSOME AND ELEGANT NOVELTIES.
TIE LANGTRY. THE PATTI THE ELITE
IN an the new shldes- Crushed strawberry,
Cardinal Cream. &c.-from - 20 So;
We show q hlndsame line ~ iOW-PRlCED
PARA~OIS:
W. o0ora nice LINED EROCNDE-sILk PARA
sol go -;
\ handsome LINED MOiRE-SlLK FARAsoL'
$3.50.
We show e larger line than ever iei"f'' ana
prices corr, ,pondiugly low.
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4 REGULAR MEETING OF CHURCH
a HILL MILITARY GLIB will De- held in
their hail. Oh Twenty ntth street between Marshall
and Clay streets. on I E~DAl. March 10. 1883.
al y. VI. Al he members are requested 60 a.
tend. Business Of importance ~ De- transacted.
Ey order or the Club. ". +. NOODSpN.
mil Hits Assistant secretary.
MOZART CHORUS ANDPRINClPALS
vi viii meet TUESDAY. 18th Instant. 40 Ea-
mo, 4 Moses. : =. VI.
NH ll-1t PIERRE BERSAED. Director.
TTIIE MEMBERS OF ELBA MARKET
/ ASSOCIATION are hereby notified 90 attend
70 meeting ON MONDAY. March 18Th, an ~
u'clork 4. W.. at Ih0l- Hall. a- business Oi inn
por1ncc Will Doe transacted.
IiV order Of the President.
NH I1-lt r. f.. TIiOIL. Secretary.
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- FIRST BAPTIST CIlCHCH
Twelfth and Broad strcct,h.-Rcv. ). u. HNW-
ruoENE, u. d., pastor will preach on SUNDAY al
IL 4. VI. and 40 PM. Morning subject. ~
Tvpical " oman" All welcome.
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~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
tcorncr Main and SIKH -;rcGs'-l,cy. ". W.
LNNprrM VIII preach ON SUNpAY at IL \. VI.
Preaching at night by Rev. KERR Il. TCIl1R. Of
Michigan. y
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;ERIOUSLY INJURED-EESTOGED TO SENlCE-
An AGED PENSONER - BANK BUILDING
sOLD- FIRE u TIE COuNTRY-ABOUT TIE
GREAT FIRE-CONNAL
TTrNl
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-20

TEACHES ISsTITUTEs.-In the State Senate
yesterday SIR. Heaton presented resolution re-
questing the Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton to inform the Senate upon what authority
Teachers Institutes are held what regulations
have been made in relation thereto; whether the
schools are suspended during the time they are
held, and whether the pay of the teachers con-
time during their session, and whether any pen
atty is imposed for their non-attendance.
Mr.. lTcaton had a letter read from constituent
in Loudoun county in reference to the teachers
institutes, and then added: had that letter read
to call attention to these institutes. In the coun-
ty from which come large one by a calcula-
ton made, it appears that one of these assemblies
cost $3.50 a week, while the schools are closed up
during these sessions and the children turned
loose That letter informs us another one Of
these Institutes is about to be held at the cost Of
another $50. At that rate the money Of the
people is likely to be wasted in these gatherings,
which are Of no practical good. | desire to have
information from the Superintendent of Public
Instruction on this subjec. before we take action
The resolution was agreed to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-12-20

JUDGE GoDTIS'S CAsE.-The Committee for
Courts Of Justice Of the House Of Delegates, yes
tcrday commenced the investigation of the
charges OF judicial misconduct against Corporation
Judge D. j. Goodwin, Of Norfolk Dir. r. T. Bar
ton Of Frederick, is chairman ofthis committee.
Judge Goodwin was present with Mr.. George l..
Christian, OK Judge of Richmond Hastings Court,
as counsel. A number Of witnesses, principally
from Norfolk, were examined. Dir. Kellarn, clerk
to Railroad Commissioner Martin, whose evidence
is regarded as important in this case was not
present but Goodwin promised that he should be
to-day. The charges against the defendant are !:
Efforts to bride a member Of the Legislature to
vote for him for judge of the Court of Appeals in
1881, and removal of officers Of his court without
proper cause and favortism to defendants son,
pleadcr before his court.