davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
rise satflar,.,et,,st.

Never wss there before SO rapid e move g.
sneus d, sbe p,ablIc mind and never Ola tbat
r1ssnd s. aaaninopsly take its way 20 US con
csussoA The nnanlmity sbas preyss'ss !. !.
sseonssainy; nos for the point at Wo'cn y y,
has arrived, hut for The facility VITA Wh'su
IL asss been feached. a.. !.
n hos been perceived by tho people tnas
Yhe settiemsnt would bring peace ana Felse'
sasshe tCoraa,onwealth, which has been 50
annp riissurbe1 and distressed BY the per-
nlsstties and agita.ions about the public
debt. Aud It has been discovered that tae
means IN which the settlement would De
efvsesefl were easy OF accomplishment. Toe
Hasfiseuburg Register thus briefly ssaees
the, posnts: Is I, lss',
che nrraanosisiou os,the creditors, II adopt-
essssvssis release us from, the payment or
sYenty.six millions Of dollars. VI tais SUN
Ssc srn,,ld. GET rid Of two millions nj once:
Dnrinp the first sen-year term we Houiu
Get rid Of nine millions, or one nan Ine hn-
nuaI interest, During the pext twenty
years wa would get rid of twelve millions,
or six hundred thousand dollars arnnaiiy;
DagYEp' Tie remaining ten years we "ohid
cot rid OF three millions, or three hundreu
fhtnIsand annually. Total .svenfy-six mfi;'
lions In forty years. 81 s. s ..S i,
This is what the people understand, ana
this is " bat mites them. Is It possible Tor
the narrow-minded plotters and ysndictiNve
partisans 10 defeat a settlement that must
be 20 beneacent and that will make every
body happy? No, never. 81, .,. .as 4 $. /: !;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
The Home of Jefferson


1t Is lamentabie to think Of Albemarle,
she home OF JEFFERSON. We cannot well
understand why it is that so much trouble
should come upon Virginia from this illus
trious county, The fame OF the Common.
wealth Is interlocked with the history Of
JEFFERSON, ana the University OF Virginia
has shed its lustre upon the nation. And
yet what degradation has come upon the
State from the recent history of Albemarie.
What has Virginia done that she should
have 10 6rain.to the tdregs the bitter cup
breWed for her at the feet of Monticellos
Judge RgyEs, who wears a name illus
sTious, must give point nod sharpness to
thamsstl6 cation that flows from bis county
by inhicsing Insult and wrong upon. the
rights and dignity OF the Stafe, and the
gery Representative Of his eoaaty, which
Has been itbe pride and pet OF fhe State,
haYe;essassd TO impair her credit and hum
Die heri before the world II t5 y
Sad fate sorysn iliustrioi,s county Never
Was there deeper dishonoF from q ensnmI-
nisy'ssou which should have been expected
such high anib ision and such not eexamEie.
Alhemarie has work before her Her
ear,y history II grand, Ter physical; features;
ana ndowments flch asad lovely beyond
description, That she shaIl he,again equal.
IN dignity ta Der l,sst history aad her natu-s
sss site aheg Izspa shasBgaa fesoiyes snd,
that Sise Aaesy se. Ascnessfuliia exaittng her
10 sxsssh pf0Dd II Elevation we ara sisse,ss TIE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

Judge Rives, Of Virginia, is q sort OF Don
sQuiSote in the judicial field. His mind is
always evolving some. new crochet and
planning some new crusade j ust.now2 he is,
running tilt rs Federal court against all
the State courts in his jurisdiction? He
wants eoiored man onieyery jury, and any
Judge who allows Jury to be ernpaDelied
without q coiored man on 1t he would have
indicted and brought up for trial. j. OF course
this Is sheer ,aonsense. The States rights
people need not be alarmed, however, and,
the Virginia Judge will have to make haste
s.cwly, for the Supreme Court OF the United
States Isl about to take In hand a case which
covers the points involved, aud that august
body y not apt TO go off iat half-cock.-
Philadelphia Times. . i5s, ti5s /: .s,,,. I
4 The American Committee on Bible Revi-
sion held their last fsienthiy meeting on the
LIST OF Febraary. The Old Testament Com
pany began the first revision OF the minor
prophets. The New Testament Company
resumed the last revision OF the Gospels,
and, eomn ieted Matt thew, Mari h and tbs first
kens chapters Of Luke. ssats their next meet
asitbey expect To finch the rest OF The Ges-
pels 10 send, the gesnlt af their Aabors tot
the British Company si.isss lsgid
g,ie sst Virginia Leg is,attTe have a a1,,
sshpTI5ed The tpn o Tolls en fhe II alton.
hlligead s.in tIsas ste saEa prpY ded
Fare ana insintcnsnee Aiessss,ssb sssi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
rae c.lasrs, 81 'v'Ii'srsinsa d.

49, = -~.gel
ii ID certainly very cheering tSas tpe seq
nto committee added yirginia's elaim TOE
=, ,noney loaned the federal aoyernnent 10
Ts,a 10 the sundry civil nxopristasn b..l.
yye dare NOT hope very strong's for ae pas
a s o. shis appropriation but ~ question
a,,Iy it's passage would be nothing more
than an act Of Justice.
3 r6e payment 81 this calm 81 virginia at
the present time wo5Id be INFINITELY advan-
afageous. ItwouIa Iiit Che State over the be- be;
ginning of the new system Of The settlement
Of the State debt, and make the whole ma
chiners rna entirely smooth and prosperous
from The beginning. Taiswould be gran
indeed. While we do not apprehend any
serious obstacle from the beginning OF the the
new settlement, nevertheless oil may see
how the payment OF . million and q nan OF
dollars Justly due 70 Virginia would LID !. be
especially beneficial 10 her at this particular
iuncture. II The Federal Government could
fully appreciate the importance OF this pay.
ment at this time, for the good Of the nation
as well as: Virginia. it would NOT hesitate
moment about paying it, y -. '.t'i' -, 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

SOUTHERN REvIEw.-No. 40, of this re-
view, which is the first published IN this
city, has appeared. It is the No. for Janu-
ary, but the table OF contents of the April
No. is bound up with it. MIR. GRIFFITH,
the publisher. shows himself very capable
of conducting the Reuie,o to the satisfaction
Of its patrons. The articles in the January
No. are: I. Southern Poetry. II. The
Southern Methodist Church. III. The
Eastern Question and the Berlin Treaty.
By GEoRGE FREDERICK HOLMES. ". Fran
els 'Hodgson Burnell. V. On Yellow-Feyer.
By W. NJ. BURWELL. VI. The Civil-Rights
and the Enforcement Act. BY General B.
T. JOHNSON. VII. Commercial Future of
the United States. VIII. Birds in Song and
the Song Of Birds. TX. DR.. W. E. Mum
sey. x. Charlotte. Cushman. XI. Gold
Interest of Virginia and the South. Other
articles, table-talk, and book notices.
The article upon DR.. MUNsEY is accom-
panied with fine engraving OF the Doctor.
General JoBNsoN's article on "1fhe Civil
Rights and Enforcement, Act" has been
already briefly noticed in the Dispatch. 1t
is an able and exhaustive essay, and will
attract the general attention and study. Of
statesmen and politicians. -
Y The article on gold makes a comparison
fiattering to the Virginia ore. The writer
says: From acomparative statement made
"#by Professor SrowE End the average. yield
"of sulphurets from California mines is sol
gee per ion /; from Colorado, S12s; from Vir-.
2sfginia mines, s166-which shows largely in
g favor OF the East, as also does the more
:" economical working Of them" -,
The price of the Reuie,o is SIPS per No.,
or 81 per annum. "s. 40 80 "it
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

} THE BELL-PUNcH IN NORTH CAROLINA
The North Carolina State Senate by vote Of
35 to 8 has adopted resolution instructing
aspecial committee 20 incorporate In the bill
for the sale Of spiEituous fquors, the prin-
cipie OF the belIpunch now in usein Virgil
MIA. TIE bill was to be reported yesterday
and made the special order. :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
ADproprsation TO James River.

/ we think the increase OF The appropria,
ton to James river to ST5, 900 will pass. W
know that the disposition to improve the
depth oY water In the lower james has been
strengthened by better understanding OF
the subject We trust that more united
effort will be made hereafter with better sue
cess. We count upon the building OF, the la:
James-Riye railroad as adding decidedly to
the power and energy Of the improvement
"a the outlet from Richmond TO the sea- "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
Fish-Culture in Congress.

We, understand that "a part OF the civil
appropriation bill that is reported provides
that $4,000 shall be appropriated to the
Of steam-yessel that shall be
used for hatchlng cod, sbad. mackerel, and
halibut along the coast Of the United States.
. Other liberal appropriations for the bene'
fit of the fish interest are contained In the
bill; and one who knows what he is talk
ing about says that he has no doubt that it
will pass. The Federal Government shows
itself in earnest in doing what it can to ad-
vance the interests OF fish-cuIture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

FIVE ACRES CAVE INTo COAL MINE.-
Pittston, Pa, February 27.-About five
acres OF valuable land over the Pennsylvania
Coal Conpany's No. Z shaft here caved in
to-day. This will cause the company seri.
Gus loss, as it Is said the coal underneath
can never be got out, owing to the treach-
'eroas condition OF the roof. A large brick
sehool-house situated close By was totally
wrecked. No loss OF life Is reported. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
pittsburgh, West Virginia and South

Pittsburgh, West Virginia and South
XII" = i. ern Railroad.
The people of sGreenbrier, ". Va, etd
public meeting on last week on The sub
ject Of the progressing railroad from Pitts
burgh through West Virginia towards the
South. Steps were taken to encourage the
enterprise and collect specimens OF west
Virginia ores for exhibition.
This railroad is very interesting to us
here in Virginia, as it is almost certain that
it will strike the James River Valley and
find communication with the sea vsa the
Chesapeake bay. -. -, $50. Il. ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

Z FAILURE.-We hear Of the failure Of a
large tobaeconist in the city ,of, New York.
This gentleman had correspondents in
Farmgille, and we are authorized TO state
that this failure will not entail loss upon any
parties in2this section or in the town OF
FarmYilie. journal. tysk
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

Judge RlvEs-neYer burthened with Wis
dom--is now certainly unsettled in reason.
The fanaticaI fools have very probably in
undated him with their poisonous fattery,
and he has gone clean daft. Poor Virginia
has gathered some Of the bitterest fruits she
has eaten from the trees planted in her own
gardens. It would have been a mercy to
her had the name RIyEs been preserved
from the same category with UNDERWOOD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
aiEew Laws.

] The Governor has approved the following
acts: asiI I!sf7 siE5 q h4%91e 2aisa
n To empower the Board OF Supervisors Of
Augusta county TO levyaa tax ana aldo the
Augusta Memorial Association ( ls tft'sa
= For the relief OF sR. Crenshaw and o..
Pate, of Bedford county, Va sSa9sa 3 o.
TO repeairan act for the protection OF fish
fsver.i sit!ssiG4s dee ati1 s9Sis
To amend the charter Of the Bank Of
PortBnio Shi III sysfFRo*adIt pisT
80 autharizst che Kitlaia sasiugs1B Bank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

NJ sUNDAY-SCHOoL UNION or
ALL DENOMINAT1ONS.--A grand mass-mcc'lny
of this Union will be held at Pine. Street Bap'I,t
church oil SUNDAY AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock. n.
tercsting addresses ffem Major Robert StIle, and
other representatives Of the various denomination,
may DC expected. Singing by the scholars OF Pine.
Street Sunday school.
-. JOHN B. CARY, President.
Charles 2. Rndu. SECRETARY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

Thursday fire In Skiddmore's foundry
ut Parkersburg, West Ya.a.t DESTROYED that
building and fGaliahan's g. Hotels djoining.
The wind blowing gale spread the flames
10 q block tos hpsine houses destroying
ten buildings The loss is esti.
mated at S25,0ec. on which thefe ii light
llsurane8szt,kfi3fa q stsss-i >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

NJ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCIIrcor
r,ers Aairb and Sixth strects).-Rev. Hgxpy vc-
DONALD, y. D., win preach on SUNDAY
and 7:46 2. 81. -. 49, W
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

EY-FIRST,tA f RICAN BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Rev HENRY MCDONALD, d. n. WIN
preach at 81 r. b. on SUNDAY. Subject: NY rca.
sons Why became Protestant"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
Brazilian Subsidy Defeated.

We learn from Washington that on yes
terday the Brazilian subsidy was defeated in
the House of Representatives by two to
one. Good -s-..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
DEATHS.

Died. Of sscarlef-fever. as No. 2oa ,Tin.,terr.
sfret :, IN wedns sday. 25tt instant. WILLIE Az
UP.EW, Youngest thid OF John X. and 1sra:t.
Ha.nes; aeed three years and nine months.
Died. at the residence Of his mother. No. I1ept,.
street.. on Thursday night, February 9th IA NV
ANDERSON, In the wentY-seyenfh year o. his ,nn
The funeral VIII lake place from the Second Pr
-5yterian church Rev. Dr. Hoge's) at O'CLOCK ~
81 SDAY AFTERSp0N..f 60, 2,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
RlcHMoND, February 81, 1879.

RICHMOND, February 81, 1879.
J To Hon. james Barbour: 5..-...,...
Did you eyer pay taxes in COUPONS BY
answering you will much oblige friend.
Z: 5tt - i.t.>f .-ii@ y. WA. -
This evidently refers to Mr.. Barbour's
statement that be had to pay his taxes in
money! 1889 5s.:'' s&G ''aE 800. ''..t'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
.TudGe Ajlen'S-..

JUC15C :"
Amendment to the bill FOR. settling the
State debt was proper and timely. 1t i'm
proved the bill most decidedly. -ls@".!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
| m BRoAp-sTREET MET

| GT BROAD-STREET METHODIST
CHURCH. SUNDAY, Match 2d.-PrachInv 49,
Rev. VIC. STARR. pastor. At IL a. ", s,h.c;.
1.-THE Sunday School Us Factor In the Future HE.
sory Of this Country At TX p. ~, subject. TIT
World and the Next-To Which WIN You C,~e ne
Homage OF Your Hertz"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

The Educational Journal for March is
upon our table. ss,g 81 s-s.t.s,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, &.
wi bers OF JOPPA LODGE. No. ~. are Xxx
requested to assemble at ST. Adams Hall ON " '
SUNDAY. Cd instant. at o'clock Z. NJ. aud uuite
with st. Johns Lodge, No. SO. In the obsequiCS Of
cur deceased brother. JAMES ANDERSON.
By order OF the WorshipTul Master.
WILLIAM j. RIDDiCk.
NH Its Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
OFFICB OF THE RICHMOND

,...u. OFFICB OF THE RICHMOSDI
: 800. IRoS-PAIHT CoAPASr, I
- -.- RICHMOND, january &, 1879.
THE FIRM OF n. Il. PATE Il co. i
i this day dissolved by mutual consent. y. T.
PATE assumes Mi liabilities. aud viii continue
business under the same name and sIrIe
80 - - II n. T. PATE,
J.R. EDWARD
Il -s.-t sa-t k...Y slfr#-
l. Having secured The services OF 4 regular chcni,:
graduate OF the University OF Aarylandl Of man!
gears experience In the manufacture OF PaihS'
who will hereafter have entire chsrge and NANCE
ment Of The compromising and mixing OF the Rl' H.
h0SD IRON PAINT, aud employing none "l
skiiful and experienced workmen, we eau gu'F@.'"'
satisfaction. ~ f..t...
AN orders will receive prompt attention.
Office, No. 5 north Seventh street.
.-,..sl y. T. PATE ~.
RICHMOND, February 8, 1879. ie 3'lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

MASONIC NOTICE.-The men, z
Ivt- bers of ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. SO. Ky
A. L. and A. NJ. are hereby requested to a:-/V\
tend called meeting at 81. Adams Hall on Sun
DAY AFTERNOON, I'd March. at baf-pa>t
o'clock, to pay the list tribute Of suect TO e."
ceased brother Senior Warden JAMES ANDERSON.
An Mast MasHns in good standing are Invited 10
unite with us. BY order OF the W. ".
r..." WALTER MOORE. Secretary.
MARCH 1sr, A. l.. 1919, A. ID. 1879.
NH ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

sgsT. ANDREWS CHURCH.-ser.
vices during Lent sUsoAr.at HAM. and a,4p
H. Every WEpSEsDiY NIGHT at 8 O'Clock ,,t
evefy SATURDAY fcommenelng March slb) Al,
p NJ ,fFy'&sl.El ~ s7'|& ~ ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
a15-- SECOND PREsBYTERI.r

| CHURCH. Morning service as usual at l o'cIo..
There win be no other this church su,d,
| afternoon after The funeral OF Mr. JAMES Aynyn.
| son, which takes place ut O'Clock
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

We thank our FRIENDS and The public for The liberal
patronage, and ask continuance Of The >1inc i.r
lhe new firm. We being sole agents for The h!'h-
mond Stove Company Tor the city ut Richmond,
keep on hand Il full stock Of STOVES. FRONTS.
CRATES, and TENDERS Prompt attention pad
70 furnishing repairs for the ilichmond "ic stove.
And we would call the attention al Ihe trade iU our
large stock Of TINWARE and IiOUSE-FGRNI>H-
ING GOODS OF our own manui. ciure. t.uc"uFaEg
home manufactures. ANDERSON & CO..
li0U Main street.
MARCH /, 1879. NH l.cuc3.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

HESRICo COUNTY Court CLERKS OFFlcE.l
February u. 1879. I
A CALLED NJ f I NC OF TIE
IA BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF HENRICO
COUNTY will be held at the court-hoIlse or SAT-
URDAY The LIST OF March, 1879. at II O'Clock VI.
Tes'e: SAMUEL p. WAnDlLL.
fe 2S-2t Clerk 10 Bnqr,l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

1t affords me great pleasure to recommend to ne
favor OF my friends aud the public generally my Late
partner, j. L. SUTHERLAND, feeling assured that
all business entrusted TO his care will be faithfully
NH cts T. W. HAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

~ -' RICHMOND, March l. ls7?
THE FIRM OF HAY IL SUTHERLA AND
l. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent j J..
SUTHERLAND assumes all linblIi' les. and vii! con
tInue the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS as before
at 902 Main street. i. w. NAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

A T A MEETING OF FRENCH RESI-
IA DENTS OF THIS CITY. held at ilo
Hali-Mons. lie Eicomte G.. dc Slbnurg in the
chair-it was agreed 10 form FRENCH BENLVO.
LENT SOCIETY. After electing president AMI
secretary pro tenn IL was resolved IL nj iiss should
he opened to receive the name, Ut French mlabii-
ants, or those Of French descent. who may wish 10
Join slid Society. The lists are open AT the follow.
ing places:
and Cary streets:
V. A.FAVIER. No. 10 north Twelfth street:
FRANCOIS CATOGNI, lU7 north Seventeenth
CHARLES BELLENoT, south Fourteenth
street:
Louis HICKMAN 6S2 north Eighth street;
CHARLES VAISSAlRE, 00j iroad street:
ABRAM COHEN. 80 Broad street:
RAPHAEL TERRA NDlSI. GLIB Broad street:
DARIUS COLUMBUS, 80 Br0ad street;
YIANl. llO5 Nam street:
ANDRE J. GUERPILLOS, 90 north Seventeenth
street.
The next meeting will take place al Monticello
Hall on The 2D DAY OF MARCH, 1879. at 4:3D
O'Clock Il. NJ.
All those who wish 10 attend are cordially In-
vited. #..r
BY order of +. A. FAVIER, President.
u. COLUMBUS. Secretary pro tenn.
-, f. 1924 .27&>ml
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
Night Session.

Dir. BARBOUR was entitled to the floor to
speak on the debt compromise, but being
llnweli yielded 1t, and Mr. LACY addressed
the House for two hours and half In oppo-
sitiou to.the bill. 4ai ',tkS tLaf1'ay s't'a -
At 10d MI. FAUNTLEEoY, chairman OF the
Committee on Federal Relations, moved TO
pass BY the special order FOR ten minutes.
Agreed to- On his molten the RiYes reso-
lutioris from the Senate were taken up and
passed, so that the Attorney General may
leave for DanEil!e to-day in discharge of the
duties imposed upon him. aatR{
. Mr.. VT. TALIAFERRe, LOT Norfolk, had
the floor and was speaking In favor OF the
bill when at five minutes toll he gave way
to motion TO adjourn. - Ggi s tf;nG4S !
Adjourned. -13a-saelg, Mrs II .g3I !
II 1.-THE session ends MondaY.Il1 h.fl. .a1.4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01
MEETINGS..

Charles P. Rady, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

- THE DEBT COMPROMISE. r. ssr.-. r
u Mr. BARBOUR. spoke from - to O'Clock
in opposition to the debt-compromise bill.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
|; At 1 O'Clock the constitutional amend
ments came up as the special order.
J. An hour and half was spent in iibus-
tering by the opponents Of the constitu-
tional amen dments. Finally the House
postponed them until Monday at 2o'clock.
+: FROM TIE GOVERNOR. .....
The SPEAKER (Mr. W. B. TALIAFERRO, Of
Gloucester) laid before the House two Ex-
ecutiYe communicatIonS-one in respect to
the construction OF .fish-iadders, the other
In relation to, Virginia's 1912, claim against
the United States. ra 1g.f i.n
AT % the chair was vacated ..-,,J
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

THE FIRM OF ANDERSON Il SUIT
l. Is This day dissolved by mutual consent. ". j..
ANDERSON having purchased The entire inter 4
or j. Il. SUIT will continue The business al the oil
stand. 400 Muiu street, under the name and style
Of ANDERSON & co. W. j. ANDERSON,
j. =. SUIT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-03-01

q 1rlGDu OF CnS SCHOOLS, anu CueTeipFc ue
was opposed to this bill II it came from him.
He then went on to say that teachers fully
competent were refused appointment be-
cause they were not subscribers to the Edak-
cationGi Journal. Dir. HURT referred to
the case Of retired minister and his wife
in Halifax county, who are tirst-class teach
ers, and who were called upon by nearly
everybody in the county to become teach
ers in the public schools, and were refused
examination blythe county superintendent
on tbe ground that he had been instructed
by the Superintendent OF Public Instruc-
tion at Richmond to examine no first!class
teacher " ho Is not subscriber to the Etfat-
cattonot ,foarndt, and that DR.. RufTner had
admitted in public that such had been his
instructions, and yet, in his examination
before the committee be {the Superinten-
dentl had said it had not been required of
parties applying for certificates that they
should have been subscribers to the jour
nal. tit5iI5; h9f3i1fitEt 1T.t.S 2E's.s. !sE'i1st
Mr.. GRiFFIy sp6ketin favor OF q smart re-
duciion in their pay, said directly after
the Superintendent OF Public Instruction
sent out bis . manifesto declaring that the
schools had been robbed aInumber Of eonn!
ty superintendent sent-eut an important
paper oyerruiiag the opinion OF the Court
of Appeals. This important work and
other labors of "a similar character was, he
declared; about all they do to entitle them
tosbe we'll paid: He then went on to say
that the machinery Of the schools requires
more oiltng than all the balance Of the goy-
,ernmeRt. He thought TINT if.the pay OF
these SsnpeEintendents was reduced, sas 1t
ought to be, more OF the schools would be
fjpeped than now are.zss.Ife smoke, further
the4 Importance OF. Observation-Disclosures
on this suhiect.y Il; sl;assk ID TatsRiE tnsa
i eesnrald acknowledged that tthe sapsriisa
sendehta of schools are the bestspaid offceFs