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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
VIRGINIA NEWS

Another stave factory is to 20 into opera
ton at Louisa Court house
Dir. G. S. Palmer, au old and honored cti-
zen of Richmond, is extremely ill.
The Norfolk knitting and cotton mills are
working day and night to fill orders
\ Lynchburg firm has received an order
for a lot of smoking tobacco direct from the
Sultan of Turkey.
The establishment of national bank at
Front Royal, is assured b. the liberal sub
scriptions to the stock already secured.
Richard S. Williams on Tuesday bought
the farm Of Josephus Singlehurst, containing
$50 acres, near Warrenton, for $500.
Numerous flags throughout Richmond
were displayed at half.mast yesterday rs 4
mark OF respect 70 the memory of Hon. 4.
II. Stephens, Georgia's dead governor
Ar injunction has been granted by Judge
Barton in the test case Luck VS. the Treas
urer and Board Of Supervisors Of Stafford
county, to restrain and cnjoiu the Treasur-
er from the collection Of the Free Bridge
Tax. parporting TO be 10 pay interest on
Stafford Bonds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
NEWS nR TIE ny

Lady Florence Dixie charges that Messrs.
Pnrncll and Bggar have not accounted for
Sl32, 900 Of the Land League fund
A delegation Of Chippewa indians, now
III Washington, called at the White House
Yesterday and paid their respects to the
President.
The Georgia State Democratic Executive
Committee met at Atlanta last night and
called convention for April 10th, 10 meet
at Atlanta, to nominate candidate for Gov.
ernor.
Persons favorable 10 the nomination of
Ex-Governor Sprague for governor of Rhode
Island have called a citizens reform State
convention to meet in Providence March
fourteenth.
The Ohio House yesterday passed reso-
luton which provides for full legislative
control of the liquor traffic, with power to
pass local option laws for special tax and
for prohibition. The resolution now goes
to the Senate for concurrence 1t is believed
that body will soon agree to it.
An incidental feature iu the star route
case just come to light is au alleged assault
made By Ex-senator Dorsey on Judge Liley
at the formers residence. Rerdell in an in
terview, makes another statement regarding
the Beltord check, ndaccounts for its being
IN the latter's possession from the fact that
Belford was the stakeholder in Il game of
cards played on a train, and that Dorsey
was one of the players Dorsey is out in
card, in which he acknowledges the assault,
but denies the game of cards
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
Baltimore II. E. Conference

At the session of this conference in Win
chester yesterday the report Of the commit
tee TO pre.arrange FOR the suitable celcbra-
ton OF tie centenary ofthe organization of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in America
was adopted. The report recommends
that the presiding bishops appoint
n preacher 10 deliver a centennial
discourse ut the session of 1854 that the
Baltimore Conference invite the Centennial
conference to hold its session in Baltimore !;
calling upon the ministers and congregations
10 rejoice ii the gracious and marvellous
things done for our country and the world
since American 91ethodism assumed I'm or
gan!c form entreating the people and
preachers TO make the occasion one of re-
ne"ed conservation, 10 present freewill Of
Terngs of money for the cause Of education
Tor one or more purposes to be mentioned
by the doners including the establish
ment OF Baltimore Conference Seminary.
the endowment of Dickinson College,
and the Centenary Biblical Institute in
Baltimore, ccunscliug all pastors of cir
cults and churches TO urge the proper
observance OF the occasion at all the APP
pointments, and that committee of
live ministers and five laymen be ap-
pointed to devise such measures as may
be necessary TO carry out the objects set forth in
the report. The report OF the Preachers Aid So
cictT, showed total receipts of Sl9.5511T all
paid out " invested except s., O34.9G, balance III
bank; investments. S!3,296.15; assets. $751;
1921
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
VIRGINIA BoNDHoLDERs IN TIE SUPREME
COURT


Re the editor cfths y. 7. Ereuiag Pest:
Sir: have just received copy of the
opinion Of the Supreme Court of the United
States in the case Of the Virginia creditors
against the Virginia Regulators (Antoni
against Greenhow.l The public misundcr-
stands what the court decided. Il decides
first that the State of Virginia cannot forbid
her tax collectors TO receive coupons. That
any act which attempts 10 forbid them TO
receive coupons is unconstitutional and
void
1t decides second That the proceeding
provided By the act of January L. 1882. for
compelling an officer 10 receive a coupon
where he has refused it gives a sufficient
remedy TO the coupon holder for compelling
the officer to receive the coupon
The bondholders have won their fight
and can make the State redeem every coup
on or DO without a dollar ofrevcnue.
Under the decision Taxpayer has done
his entire duty when he tenders a coupon
and the officer will touch him or his prop.
eriy after that at his peril. The taxpayer
may sue the officer for trcspass if he at
tempts to levy for the tax after tender of il
coupon, or he may enjoin him from levyine
until the coupons are provided for.
The substance of the opinion is that it is
no concern of the tax payer whether the
State gets her revenue or not He will have
done his duty when he tenders his COUPON
and if the State chooses to lie out Of her
revenue, that is no business of his II how
ever, he wishes to do 4 work of supereroya-
ton, III forcing the Stale to take the coupon
he must proceed according to the provisions
OF the Act of January IA, 1882 Iquote some
extracts from the opinion
Inc question we are now to consider is
not whether if the coupon rendered is in
TACT genuine and such as ought, under the
contract 10 be received and the tender ia
kept good, the Treasurer can proceed to col.
lect the tax by distraint, or such other pro-
cess as the law allows, without making
himself personally responsible for any tres.
pass he may commit, but whether the Act
| of 1882 violates any implied obligation Of
the State III respect to the remedies that
may be employed for the enforcement Of its
| contract, II the collector refuses to take
them The right Of the coupon
holder is TO have his coupon received for
taxes when offered. The question here is
not rs to that right, but as to the remedy
The holder has for its enforcement when de-
MED. -4ny act Of he State Ghtch
Iorbids tie receipt Of these coupons fortuzes is
violdtion Of the contract, and roid us against
coupon holders"
All that the boudhailcr5 nave to do is 10
make common cause. by acting together, to
bring The necessary number Of suits to en-
join the collectors from collecting taxes ai-
ter the coupons have been rendered, and to
sue the officers for trespasses in lcvying,
and the State must either provide for the
coupons or do without revenue
WM. l.. ROYALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
The REBATE on ToBACco.-Prominent

The REBATE on ToBACco.-Promine
collecting officers Of the internal revenue
service express the opinion that unless great
precautions are taken to prevent it. the
rebate allowed manufacturers of tobacco
under the new revenue law is open to MANY
abuse, The law provides that no rebate
shall be allowed except upon unbroken
packages. Some interest is manifested as TO
what the ruling of the department 1T
Washington will be as to what shall consti.
tute an unbroken package. Unless this
shall be clear, these collecting officers saw
that INSCRIPTIONS manufacturers in differ
ent parts of the country may evade the law
and secure the benefit of the rebate. This
might be done, they think, by filing dis
carded cigar boxes and including them in
their schedule of stock upon which they
calm to be entitled to rebate. The same
device, it is thought, may, if the decisions
of the department are not clear upon that
point, be used in the same manner with
plug-tobacco boxes. The rebate section Of
the new law will entail great deal of labor
upon the collectors in the large tobacco
markets and necessitate additional deputies
and clerks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09

The London Quarterly Rsrie.r for January
has been received from its American repub-
fishers, The Leonard Scott Publishing Com.
pany, New York. It's contents are: Arch
bishop TAFT and the Primary, Progress and
Poverty, Private Life of Cardinal AIazarn,
Pawnbroking, Sir Archibald Alison's
Autobiography, Corea, American Novels.
Was the Egyptian War Necessary? and The
True Position of Parties. In the second
article the vagaries of Mr.. Henry George
are exhibited in so strong light that all
who read can see them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
MANIA AT THE GRAVE SIDE.-An un.


MANIA AT THE GRAVE SIDE.-An un-
usual scene was witnessed on Monday after
noon near Passac n j., at the funeral of
Mrs Susan Kip, the widow of Nicholas l.
Kip. She had resided in Passaic for 4
number Of years, but had recently removed
to this city, where she died Her son
William, who had been estranged from her
for some time and who still resided in Pas
sale. resolved TO inter the remains in the
family burying ground, near Passaic. For
this purpose he had the body removed 10
his residence, but the sight of his dead
mother was too much for him. His grief
was so excessive and dcmonslrative that it
was feared it would affect his mind When
the funeral procession started from the house
he was clamorous for permission to see the
lace OF the corpse, aud enlreated those about
him not 10 allow his mother to be taken
away from him forever 1t was found nee
essarE To place him under restraint, but at
the cemetery, as the coffin was about TO be
lowered into the grave, he broke away from
those who held him. With blow of his
list be broke the coffin lid and then franti-
cally cndeavorcd to tear taway. He was
seized, but drew revolver and declared he
would kill any man who attempted 10 take
his mother from him. He was disarmeci
and removed, and the obseQuies were al
lowed TO proceed. 1t is expected that he
will recover from his attack Of mania
" y Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
aiSpatch from Stauutou last niuhr SAYS

a dispatch from Stanton last night, says
Ex-Governor William Sprague, of Rhode
Island, was married here tonight to Mrs.
Dora Inez Calvert, Of Greenbrier county, w.
Va. There was some difficulty in obtain
ing license, neither party being an actual
resident of Stanton, and the Governor was
considerably perplexed for some time before
the necessary papers were gotten. The
bride is u native of Connecticut, but has been
living in West Virginia fourteen years The
couple left for the north at / O'Clock to-
night"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 8.

IN THE Geographic columns of the papers
during the past few days items have APP
pcarcd stating that the London society for
the suppression of blasphemous literature
was proposing TO get up cases against Hulk
ley, Tyndall, Spencer and others for spread
ing BY their writings unbelief and atheism
Every lover Of revealed truth deplo:cs the
rapid spread of skepticism, and to such the
indisputable fact that We are living in such
an age is prima facie evidence of the truth
OF the scriptures, as it is all foretold in the
prophetical writings. We are, however,
reminded in the good book that 1.-The man
OF God must not strive" but be gentle ::
therefore this society-composed doubtless
Of well-meaning men--seems to be going
beyond the commission of Christianity by
undertaking to inaugurate this most injudi-
cious crusade, as it is q we'll known fact,
corroborated by the history of the world,
that such wild procedures always contrib
ute more to the dissemination of what is de
sired to be suppressed than anything else
Years ago movement was inaugurated in
London for the purpose of restraining man
ayers Of theatres from producing the play OF
Jack Sheppard as it was said to be corrupt
ing to youth. The fruit Of that piece OF
stupidity is apparent 10 all. Mr.. Aims
worths book was given the greatest noto-
rety, and to-day wherever the English Ian.
guage is spoken the learned and unlearned
have either read or heard of the exploits of
the famous jai! breaker. Interdicting the
distribution OF the New Testament in Con-
stantinople produced curiosity among the
lethargic deni2cns Of that city TO examine
the book, and the missionaries had demands
upon them for the same augmented ama2-
ingly. But to come nearer home. Many
remember at the beginning Of our late war
how an obscure anti-slavery book was given
an immense circulation By forbidding its
sale in the South. Now Christianity is in no
real peril by the existence of athcistical Ill.
erature in the world: there have always
been such writings eXtaDt and while the
perusal Of the same may feed the morbid
appetites Of some who would he made to
apostatise By anything else as well, the in
telligent and logical believer has nothing 10
fear from tn. questionable deductions Of
smatterers in science.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09

c"nntry had had two sh;llings deducted
:1om his days pay for time lost in saving
the life Of o boy who had fallen overheard.
But, If the statement be correct. Baltimore
mas hin now i'll the shape Of one Mccain.
Capt. Bonawell, who rents n house from the
latter, had lost three children from diph-
iberia and had been summoned home to
attend the funeral OF the fourth which had
just died. Upon entering the house the
dead body of his child was lying in the
collin in the parlor His wife was confined
to her bed in another room, while in another
room still was another member of the family
with the small pox. After remaining in the
house Il few minutes he came out. and Mc.
Cam grabbed him by the coat and COM
menced abusing him for not paying his
rent. The Captain tried to persuade him to
leave and call again when his child was
buried, but all in vain, as Mccain only be-
came the more furious. Finally, the AFFAIR
ended in the Captain striking him. During
the whole Of his affection McCann had
almost hourly been running TO the house
and TO keep him sway Captain Bonawell
had frequently given him the last money in
the house and almost deprived his family Of
tho necessaries OF life, And there are some
such landlords in other place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
The Court of Appeals Yesterday.

Fall Vi. Penn and ais. Upon petition
for an appeal and 3supersedeas to decree
pronounced by the Circuit Court of Fau-
quier county. Appeal refused by all the
judges.
Groner and ais. vs.. City Council OF Ports.
mouth. Upon petition for writ Of man
damus. Rulcawardcd rcturnab!e on the 22d
OF March, 1888.
Lewis and ais vs. Whtl!c ard ais.
Further argued for defendants and consinu-
ell until to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
Mothers Mothers! Mo,hers,,,

are you disturbed at ight aud broken OF your
rest by sick child suffering and CRYING with the
excruciating pain of-cuttng teethP If so. 90 at
once and get bottle of Mrs. WINSLOW'S SOOTH.
ING SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor little suf
ferer ately-depeud upon it there is no
mistake about it. There is not mother on earth
who has ever used it, who will not tell you at
once thst II VIII regulate the bowels, aud give
rest to the mother, aud relief and health to the
child operating like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use i'll all cases, and pleasant to the taste and is
the prescription of Of the Oldest and best fe.
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sold everywhere. 2o cents bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09

Now, WHEN the United States Surname
Court is in such lne States.rigb,s mod
would be good time to bring the question
of the de jure existence of the State Of H,es+
Virginia before it. The Constitution saws
no new State shall be formed or creoted
within the jurisdiction of any other State
without the consent Of the legislature there
of. The Court has decided that Virginia
was never out of the Union, and it would
only e1aggerate its recent Standardization
lift were to decide that Congress was right
when it recognized the handful of men from
a few counties of the State who assembled
at Wheeling under the form of q mock elec-
ton and called themselves the Legislature
Of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09

The MAuoNEITEs are the champion re.
pudiators Of the age. They are, and of right
should be, the possessors Of the regulators
prize. Parties in Tennessee were COMPETE
tors with them, but they hide their dimin-
ished heads, and having signally failed in
their efforts to devise scheme for defraud-
ing the creditors Of that State, have request
ed Governor Cameron to send them a COW
of coupon killer No. ~ in order that they
may adopt it, and make ii applicable to the
reputation of their State debt. With all
the negroes aud the [. s. Supreme Court to
help them, it would not be SURPRISING if the
regulators in every Southern State were to
succeed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

The chief topic of interest during the week has
been, Of course, the coupon killer decision Of
the U. S Supreme Court, which had the effect of
SO depressing Virginia securities. In Baltimore
yesterday consols dropped from 391a to 3Sl, but
became lirncr on account Of report to the effect
that the lawyer for the English holders Of coasols
had cahled to his clients that the late decision OF
the U. S. Supreme Cour: had not prejudiced the
status Of the bonds Orders to buy were soon on
the market, said to have been largely from New
York, and the price advanced to Al, closing with
thac figure freely bid and ronc offered The
1O.4Os sympathizcd in The movement and rose
from 81. to 35, closing nomina!ly Tax
coupons We're lower :nr the 1855 and higher for
the iSSHs, the former falling TO AS AID the latter
advancing TO 90. Pccier bonds were steady at
about 80, and ncw 3 were easier, closing 50a50it
against 30iaaJ2 Wednesday. Business is
looking II, little, and when the weather settles
there will doubtless be considerable activity in
trade. Money matters are quiet aud things are
jogging along So In Baltimore there is u
somewhat better demaud, and the rate OF ntercs,
is about per cent, while in New York the rate
is u per cent OF good collateral L. S. bonds are
quiet. Railroad securities are not munl sought
after. and are generally very quiet;
NEW YORK, Mar. 9.-The stock market opened
hrri and q fraction higher than at yesterdays
close for the entire list. During the past hour
the market has been moderately active aud strong
and prices at II o'clock showed an advance of
lsal Il per cent, in which Union Pacific Chicago,
Burlington AID Quincy. Colorado Coal and Canada
Southern, were most conspicuous
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09

THE NEXT L. S. House Of Representatives
being democratic will be grossly derelict
in its duty III; does not institute thorough
investigation Of wha, is known as the Sc
cret service fund. Il is currently rumored
and generally believed that, in addition TO
the assessments collected BY lIubhnll q
large amount nf that fund was given to the
republican executive committee AT the last
national election. In Il republican govern
ment there should bc 30 State secrets in
time of peace and there is nothing in the
antecedentS Of til" President 10 show that
be should be entrusted with The unlimited
and unquestioncd distribution OF millions OF
dollars. This is the more patent when his
speech az Deimonico's, thanking the star
reuter- Dorsey for his purchase Of the Indi
ana vote, and the additional fact that he
was removed from the New Yorl; custom
house in order that il, affairs could be
Honestly conducted" are remembered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09

Expressions of gratitude on the part of
the public are always impressive and solemn.
II is pleasant TO know that the people arc
justly praisng the merits of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, q safe remedy for coughs, colds,
bronchitis, Group and sore throat
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09

ONE Mas in Baltimore Was so irrtated
by the late decision Of the l.. :. Supreme
Court sustaining the regulators in
Virginia that he expressed the opin-
ion that all The people Of the State
were thieves and rascAIs, and though
he was promptly knocked down therefor by
another, it was only because the latter OBJ
jected to the word oil. 10 such pass has
it come, and that, too, solely by means of
the solid vote Of one hundred thousand
the State are o? 10 consequence. and who.
having no taxable property, arc utterly in
different to the rate Of taxation that NAV be
established to pay the interest on the State
debt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09

4 Minister, in Lowell, Mass, has been
Obliged to give up preaching on account of
trouble in his throat. If this reverend cen
tleman had taken Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. he
would have still been useful member off
profession.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09
CATTLE MARKETs

:, BALTlNohe CATTLE MARKET, Mar. s.-sheep
me Inc receipts T alnce Monday comprise some roo
o6-there being literally nothing doing. Quota.
tions range from u to 6lac, with extra at shade
hisher hsure There are remaining in the peus
unsold nearly 400 head.
Hogs.-The number of Hogs received since
Monday foot up over 1000 head Trade has been
iair at the prices Of Monday. with prospects Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1883-03-09

Mrs. Henrietta Gwathmey. Tappahau-
mock, Va, says: Browns Iron Bitters cured
me ofmalarial, inactive liverand dyspepsia