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Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
The Trolley Line Gain, n pm.

HARRISBURG, Aug. II. - Attorne.
General Hensel has refused the writ
quo warranto requested by certain ciri
gems Of Gettysburg to deprive the ,roi.
ley line Of it's franchises Oh the h,ttia
neio. Ihe attorney general decided ali
the points involved in favor Of the troll.
ley company.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
But Few Now In Line.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Aug. S.-The excite
ment caused by dispatch from Wash
ingto1 that the Cherokee strip would
open at once has quieted down, and the
crowd about the land Office has desert
ed, leaving only few negroes and sa.
loon loafers in line.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
They May Hoard Certificates.

CLEVELAND, O.. Aug. 1.-THE bank
of the Clearing House association have
decided not to furnish any more cash
to meet the pay roll of manufacturing
establishments. but to issue instead
clearing house checks in small amounts.
The object is to counteract the grow
ing tendency OF working people to hoard
their savings, thus increasing the scare
ity Of the currency.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
The Presidents Message.

The Presidents message to the
special session of Congress is short,
readable document, unmistakable in
meaning and calculated to bring to
his support in his manly and coura :
geous position the solid minds of
the country interested in its welfare,
irrespective Of party lines. Ii is
plain and direct to the point and no
citizen can rise from its persual
without clearer idea of the fnan-
cial Issue now confronting the coun-
try.
Mr.. Halstead says of the message
in his editorial correspondence to
the Cincinnati Commercial Gazette,
among other things
Occasions are. fortunately, infrequent
when Nation is called to give the anx-
ious attention to the words of the Chief
Magistrate that the people OF the United
States yield 10 the message from Presi-
dent Cleveland addressed today to Cor =
gress summoned in extraordinary ses,
sion. The tone and the terms of this
Eocument are those of a strong man
with most serious sense of RESPONSE
bility, entirely pursuaded in his own
mind that he is delivering the truth,
and that its application is of critical and
essential Importance. Under such cir
cumstances dignity and force are found
in the reserve of moderation, and the
precision of language in the emphasis
OF power. The message is in every way
admirable. The opening statement of
the reason for calling Congress to per
form a duty committed "solely" to that
body and the closing recommendation
are simple explisit and thorough, and
the whole paper is persuasive and con
victing, nothing lacking and no redun
dancy, singularly brief and singularly
complete. There is not presumption
Of folly in the cheap money men that is
not smoothly rubbed under foot; not a
scrap of their philosophy touched as
worthy of notice; no illusion OF thei1
histories that is permitted to cast shade
on the drawing of liue. The whole
encly yclopedia of dementia is cast aside
And yet there is no offensive pomp oi
personal judgment. One would moi
suppose the President imagined the a
Democra had ever differed with him OF
could soberly think of such thing He
ls not paying anybody the compliment
tf fiuuing him irritating. There is nc
lncre symptom OF sorrow over unbeliev'
,s than if they were understood not to
I xist Considerably, however the Presi-
cent strengthens his case by alusion to hi.
individual judgment that permit ques
t.oning OF his infallibility, as when he
saws be believes the mandatory pur-
chase of silve principally chargeable
NTH the mi ortunate condition of the
country. The is a limitation in this
phrase that is concilatory and adroit
Others may find their own solution oi
course, and he gives his. This is quiet
appeal to help in this matter without
prejudice. Later he refers to the tariff
reform promises of the party and says as
little as could be said to be respectful.
He bows the tariff into corner, with
polite assurance that reform in that
quarter has lost nothing in import nd
must soon be taken up, but it is not to
be rushed as a matter OF urgency.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
Estate Of Clarissa Binford, deceased

Notice is hereby given that on the 6.b
day of June, 1898, the undersigned IA,
duly appointed by the Honorable COqn
Of Probate, for the County Of Madison
State OF Alabama, Administrator Wub
VIII annexed, Of the estate of Ularigo
Binford, deceased. All parties haynr
claims against said Estate are hereby
required TO present the same within
the time allowed by law, or that tbe
same will be barred. Pers .ns indebted
to said estate are requested 10 maks
prompt pay ment.
PHILLIP BINFORD.
Admir- wi h the viii annexed. oi
Clarissa Binlord, deceased.
Richardson & Pulley,
Attys for Administrator.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12

Peace and plenty bless Ameri-
ca beyond any other country.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
Confidence Being Restored.

v London, Aug. 8.-1he Calcutta cor
respondent of The Times SAYS: The
currency matters are slowly but surely
settling down and confidence is return.
ing,
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12

The country wautS a currenc,
that will be good the world over.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12

And table collections flourish in
the land.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
'EVERYBODYS LAW BOOK, "

Is the new 76S page work now in press, prepared
by J.. Alexander Koones, L. l.. B., member of
the New York Bar
1t enables every man ard woman to be their
own lawyer. 1t teaches what are your rights
and how to maintain Them When to begin a
law suit and when to shun one. 1t contains the
useful information very business man needs in
every State in the Union 1t contains business
Il rms of every variety useful to the lawyer as
well as to all who have legal business to trans
act
lnelose two dollars Tor a copy, or inclose two
cent pastage stamp for a table Of cont nts and
terms to agents. Address BENZ. w. HITCH
COCK, Publisher, 4S5 sixth Avenue New York
$50, st.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12

After summer We think will come
the usual business boom.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
SATURDAY. AUG II 1893

Will Congress back the Presi
dent?
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
SHARON COURr

Meets at Masonic Hail I Y
Grove, lst, BID, Friday " ni.5 / Daa
8 o'clock Mrs. Lucy u. PAM nlsais I, Y
Winnie Donegan Secre,arrsr r. Nj
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12

MASONIC.
:, Evening Star Lodge M
Monday night Of each ma,n ',u' 7 seroa
+ Hall in in Davis Grove. .'''I'n' II a a. l.sr
ford ". NJ. Charles flcpiri-',' II Ba
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
IMMACULATEs.

Huntsville Lodge NJ. 4 W.
every Friday night at tbe, Ise' u
Samuel Taylor, W. NJ; Endl' Tau +,
McCally Captain Of ceremon;a'n,l,s I,'-a',ls
rion Moore U. 5. INN VA
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12
ODD FELLOWS

spring City y Lodge No. 27es n.
1st and 3rd Tuesday lights 10 ie MEET
month. Lucien Q. JONES Il SO
j P X ice, Sec. ~ e.
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12

Meets the first and third TIT g' o.
day nights in each month 'acp.
R, Rice. M. W. G, MIS-. '1F M =.
Gordan, Secretary. M l,
Huntsville gazette., 1893-08-12

1st and 3rd tuesday nights. Mrs.
Lizzie Nelson w. r, Miss Sarah
Scruggs, Sec.
, 1893-05-31
Translation
Publication

81 is hereby made known that the
staxes for the year 1892 viz; the
Ground and Building Tax, the Tax
on the production of Sugar, the
Percentage-Tax on the rent Of
houses, the Quart Per Cent Tax,
the Cavalry and Artillery, and
the immigration Tax have be-
come due on the 1st May this year
and will be received at the Treasur-
er's Once after the 9th of each of the
months Of May, June, July and Au-
eust. At he expiration of the month
Of August. The list Of arrears will be
s>nt to the Government for further
measures.
A list Of debtors, their properties,
and the respective amounts Of Taxes
viii be open for inspection a. the
Treasurer s,Ofiee for the Jurisdiction
Of Chr'stiansted and.for the Jurisdic-
tion of Frederiksted at the Custom
house in said town.
Royal Treasurer's Office, St. Crcix, 26th
HORT.
CO..
, 1893-05-31
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bet KongeIige Kasserer Kontor, st. Croix,
den 26de Mai 1893.
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, 1893-05-31
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Acknowledgements

SAET bekiendtgj6res heryel at
- Herr A. j. ~BLACKWOOD we'd
Kongelig Resolution AT Ole Marts
d.A, or bleYen anerkjendt som Con
sularagent paa st. Croix for de Fore
nede Slater at Amerika.
Gouvernement s Secrotai iotet, st. Croix, den
25ds Mai 1855.
LIHPTICHT.
, 1893-05-31

ALLIE og Enhver, som have Noget
ut fordre paa Fellesboet efter
afgangne Fuldmegtig Thorn
NIELSEN og e~fterlevende Enke
Exira Nielsen ,fodt Quirk eller Quack,
indkaldes med 6 Maaneders Varsel
til for un~dertegnede Skifteret at
anmelde og bevisliggj0re deres
Krav.
st. Thoma Skiftefet. den 18de Mai
1893.
HALVOR HANSEN.
, 1893-05-31
A UCTI0N n.

FTER Begjering at Chefen
49, for H~erstyrkens 1ste Com
pagni vii we'd offentlig Auction, der
afholdes i Diet Kongelige Militsers
Depot
L)RDAGEN
den 3die Juni d.A.
ON Eftermiddag XII. s,
bliye opraabt til Bortsalg en- Del
kasserede Artilleri og Inventarie-
sager, m. M.
Christianstods AucfioDskontor. St. Croix,
den 28de Mai 1923.
MAXEN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18
Catholic Notes.

Cardinal Gibbons will be twenty-five
years bishop next August.
Tomorrow is Passion Sunday me Kt'
Rev. Bishop will continue at night MS
Lenten dscOur.es on Penancc.
Next Friday VIII be the commemora-
ton Of the Seven Sorrows Of the Blessed
Mother. the queen of Martyrs.
Tomorrow will De observed in St
Marys church as ST. Josephs day. At
7 o'clock In the morning there Will be
high mass. during vlich ST. Benedicts
Society will receive Holy Communion In
a body At 1890 there will bee another
high mass at which a sermon suitable
to the Feast of 81. Joseph Will De de
liyered.
On next Friday the Feast Of Seven
Dolors OF Mary the members Of ST. Ann s.
Society will receive their semi-annual
Holy Communion I'm a body.
The Feast Of ST. Joseph will be cele-
brated with JOY and due solemnity at
the Little Sisters Of the Poor March POD,
as the 18th is Passion Sunday. The an
nual dinner will he given to the Inmates,
served by he Right Rev. Van de Vyyer
and the clergy a. =. NJ.
The Blessed Sacrament will be exposed
after mass. and will terminate with bene-
diction Immediately after dinner given
by the RICH; Reverend Bishop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18

1.-THE Bottom Of the Sea-" a marine
spectacle, adapted from the French by
William A. Brady. Will be produced at
the Theatre on Friday and Saturday next
From all accounts, the scenic and me-
chanical effects are superb. 1t Is, i'm
fact on realistic scenery that the success
Of the play mainly depends. The piece
de resistance is the scene showing The
Bottom Of the Sea-" with divers at work
i'm the wreck of sunken ship. The
battle between one Of the divers and a
gigantic deyil-hsh is very realistic. The
other scenes are the rescue i'm mid-ocean,
and the deck Of a French man-Of-war.
The events centre about the laying Of a
West INDIA cable by a young French en-
eneer, assisted by an American engi-
neer. Both love the formers cousin, and
this leads 10 trouble A rascally Greek
tries 10 Kill the French engineer at the
bottom Of the sea. and the American
engineer is arrested for the murder. The
supposed dead man. however. turns up
alive. and saves the accused man. The
Greek is killed in attempting to escape,
aud all ends happily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18
THE STATE BOARD OF HEALTH.

From the time that men were afflicted
by disease IT has been an accepted truth
that IAN ounce Of prevention is worth a
pound of cure" but though this may be
true everywhere else, IL is not so in the
opinion of the Legislature OF Virginia.
We have in our Code provision for a
state Board OF Health, with an elaborate
detail OF how It is to be constituted.
term OF office, duties, etc. The Governor
is directed to appoint seven physicians.
which shall constitute the State Board
OF Health. and who shall hold Office for
four years. Among other duties, they are
required to take cognizance Of the in
terests of life and health among the citi-
zens generally. They shall make sanitary
Investigation respecting the causes of dis
ease. especially epidemics and endemics."
"They shall gather such information
in respect to these matters as they may
deem proper for diffusion among the
people.
"They shall devise some scheme where
by medical and vital statistics of sanitary
value may he obtained, and shall act as
an advisory board to the State in all
hygenic and medical matters. and make
report Of their doings. Investigations and
discoveries at each regular session OF the
General Assembly. with such suggestions
as TO the legislative action required as
they may deem proper"
There are other duties imposed upon
the Board which it is not necessary to
mention here. but the Board is required
to meet once in every three months. and
oftener If they think necessary.
The scope of their duties IS such that
an efficient Board can obviously be of
Invaluable service in protecting the health
and lives OF the citizens. How much this
Is worth Is we'll expressed in the book
OF Job, wherein he said: Skin
for skin: yea. all that man
hath will he give for his life" And
while the value of health and life is as
great now as II was in the time OF Job.
the state az Virginia has said by solemn
act OF Assembly that the Board of Health.
whose extraordinary and important du-
ties we have partially recited, "shall not
I'm any way be charge upon the State"
There is absolutely not one dollar pro-
vided TO carry out the powers and duties
with which they have been charged.
The Governor has just appointed an
efficient Board. but they will be helpless
unless private munihcence supplements
state parsimony.
Having narrowly escaped the cholera.
which is essentially preventable dis
ease. because you can't take cholera IN
less you eat cholera. we will again soon
be brought face TO face with this pesti-
ience. and will require all the help
OF science and sanitary discipline TO pro-
tect our lives.
The State Board of Health will appeal
TO the public 10 furnish them the means
to DO their work. A liberal contribution
20 them will be but small percentage OF
the funeral bills which may be prevented
by giving them this timely aid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18
EPHRAfM JOINED TO

EfhRA1m JOINED TO HIS IDOLS
Below we print one of the neatest and
most complete discussions Of silver, from
the New York Journal of Commerce
which it has been our fortune to see any
the most elementary character, which
any one can determine for himself TO be
facts by simply examining the Treasury's
published records that lie scattered all
however, that they are all elementary
record facts, pretentious ignora muses.
get up every day before ignorant
people and declaim and decaim, and
make statements directly in their teeth,
and the people listen to them and believe
them and close their ears TO the state
ments Of well-informed parties like the
Journal of Commerce as utterances OF
Wall street sharks" or "moropolisis
that are seeking TO crush the life out Of
the poor people" Like the journal Of
Commerce, we almost despair of ever get
ting the public 10 understand a matter
NHdl II just as ana pam as the
rule OF three, until they learn about it
from the terrible lessons of financial
panic. Then. possibly but not till then.
they may enter into the spirit OF the
prayer OF the Orange Lodges that Ire
land may be delivered from brass money
and wooden shoes" The Journal Of Com
merce's article is as follows:
The appeals from correspondents come
in by every mail, begging for more light
on the silver question. IL is useless for
any one to attempt the task, for IL must
result in utter failure. No man can bee
convinced against his will" and the
writer who sends us that line has mis-
quoted Butler The author OF Hudibras
said: He that complies against his will
is OF his own opinion sun" He NAV
comply. but he is not convinced He is
In the condition OF an antagonist who
went on fools errand TO the celebrated
Dr. Johnson. After the veteran had ex-
posed the folly Of the applicant the lat
ter withdrew. saying as be. left: but /
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Richmond Locomotive ard Machine
Works was held yesterday at the city
Bank. and after the transaction Of regu-
lar routine business the following officers
were elected Messrs. ". K. Trigg, presi-
dent: scph Bryan. e-president;
George F. Jones. secretary; William q.
Ferguson, treasurer. T.. !. d. Myers. Jr.,
assistant TO the pre- sident.
rho following directors were elected:
w r. Trigg. Joseph BIS An. ". II. Palm
er. Lewis Ginter. and j. H. Montague
These works have orders now for nifty
locomotives. with prospect Of iifty more
They expect to build one hundred and
twenty locomotives curing the year.
The stockholders inspected the works
on Tuesday and were well pleased with
what they saw.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18
THE BREACH BETWEEN THE PREsI
DENT AND THE SENATE.

Our special dispatch from Washington
This morning is one of great Importance
and of deep interest. MIR. Cleveland has
so pointedy ignored the party leaders
in the Senate that it is not surprising
they should show resentment in return.
At the same time. they had as well un-
derstand that the people are at Mr.. Cleye-
lands hack: that he has so far done moth
ing which has in any degree caused him
TO forfeit their confidence and regard.
and. IL the senators get the public to be-
lieVing that they are simply obstructing
the President by way Of getting even with
him for supposed Sights to them, they
VIII conjure up against themselves a
storm OF wrath that those on whose heads
it bursts will have cause to remember for
many days to come.
The President may well feel chagrined
that the Finance Committee has been
constituted as it is. But there was no rea-
son that he should have been surprised
at It. The Democratic part OF the Senate
Is free silver body. and. unfortunately
for the good Of the country, the con
sttuents at their backs are free silver
voters. There is where the trouble comes
In. The senators are representatives who
represent
We have felt for some time that there
was no sort Of show to get any leglsla-
ton passed at this time to correct tile
incalculable injury that the sixty-ive cent
dollar is doing to the business Of the
country. and Mr.. Cleveland had rs we'll
make up his mind that Notwithstanding
the enormous power which his office gives
to him. and which the country believes
he will use consclsntously for the public
good. he will be unable. as matters now
stand. TO secure from Congress that
wholesome legislation on this subject
which he so earnestly desires to zee pass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18
SEE THE SUNDAY TIMES.

To-morrows Sunday Times will be a
superb newspaper in every respect, and
no one who wishes to keep up with the
news Of the day can afford TO miss it.
1t will not only be a complete news
paper. but magazine OF popular litera-
ture as well.
Its numerous pages will be clearly print
cd and attractively illustrated, and will
contain as much good reading matter as
many Of the popular monthlies. The
woman's department will be even better
than heretofore. A whole page for the
women and another whole page for the
girls and boys.
Sporting people will find a great deal
to interest them. and people Of a re-
ligious turn OF mind Will be we'll pleased.
There will be a beautifully illustrated
article, quite spicy, about new thea
trical star who earns more money than
Bernhard. Several columns about the
great coming boat race. splendidly inustra-
ted, will prove an interesting feature. Then
there will be several columns Of horse
news, and a long illustrated article, pre-
pared especially for The Times. about
De Lesseps and his connection with the
Panama canal. This article alone is
worth many times the price asked for the
paper.
Add to all this the excellent local. Vir-
ginia and telegrapbic news Service which
The Times is giving. and you have a
newspaper complete.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-03-18

to nay out gold TO every person who
wishes to exchange United States note
for gold coin. The only III effect OF The
Transaction that can possibly arise may
lie that the Government VIII be put IN
for a considerable loss. but II Is the Gov
ernment's folly in seeking TO make sixty
five cents take the place Of dollar that
causes the present trouble. and, II any
one is TO suffer. let 1t be the Government
which causes the difficulty, rather
than the hundreds OF thousands Of inno-
cent individuals all over the country, VINO
happen TO owe money and who would
be ruined in the financial panic mat must
result from the Governments foolish act
unless IL backs that folly by footing the
bill and paying the difference between
that sixty-fve cent coin and the dollar
that II would like to make II.
In view OF the argument against the
Administrations authority 20 issue bonds
Il may be thought 1t will be unable
10 sell any We have no fear OF that
The recent Attorney General has given
the official ad nee 10 the administration
that It has the power. Investors will buy
upon this Endorsement and upon he act
Of the administration itself. and there
need be no fear that the people will fail to
sanction the act Any bonds which the
administration may Put out in this emer-
gency will be considered and treated by
the country as pre-eminently entitled to
first consid grafton and regard.