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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-01-07
THE GREAT
Iron and
Wild Cherry
TONIC

sHOULD BE AND ~ UNIVERSALLY
pRESCRIBCD
by all physicians; a preparation OF IRON.
WILD CHERRY. and PHO>PHAlEs In such
form a TO h. readily as,imilated by the sys-
TEN. rs ingredients are found IN All Trains.
In wheat corn. &C. and u Il delicious 20 the
taste ~ Il not qu8Ck medicine. but .
scientific proIamtiOn. 10 r. uuiailiuR in such
diseases A. arise from ind. cstion OF food,
30.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-23
AND ONE DOZEN
VermOnt'S
TONIC POWDERS.

wTHERE Is NO SULPHUR IN
THESE POWDERS. Cattle can be
exposed to the weather and worked
the same as usual.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1889-11-23
VERMONT'S
COLIC AND BOT CURE

~WILL POSITIVELY CURE any
case of collie or BOTS.
The sale of this preparation has
been enormous, ONE HUNDRED
BOTTLES having been sold in the
last six weeks, with nothing but praise
as the result.
These preparations are recommended
by the following-named gentlemen :
N. w. Whitehead, Leon Drexler &
Son, Alfred Chol, Jim Marlborough, H.
Tetreau, Arthur Malbrough, w. F.
Denny, D. Denny, Frank Tompkins,
E. G. Robichaux, Wilson Lepine, John
Tompkins, r. A. Frost, John w. Pugh,
DR.. Dansereau, DR.. Bourgeois, w. II.
Raglan, Emile Toups, Fernand Rama
gossa, E. H. Lacroix, Capt. Garrett, E.
Roger, Elvin Himel, Arthur Naquin,
ThOs. Roger, Ernest Foret, IIermogene
Boudreaux, Peter K%antrowitz, e. O..
Rousseau, A. Guigan, J. NJ. Springer,
Theodule Baille, c. V. Williams, Eva
iste Mire, Klebert Bourgeois, Clayton
Badeaux, Ben Walker, K. H. Doussat,
Leo Baille, H. B. Howell, John Bap-
tiste Bourgeois, T. Bourg, N. neelcr,
Taillieu & Co., Justillien Mire, Engene
GuillOt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

A large audience flied the Academy last
night. aud from the z neral expressions OF
satisfaction on all side. "Said Plsha' j. 4
"koN
The opera IL we'll sung. eleyerly acted.
gorgcousiy mounted, and under the per-
sonh directorship oi the composer, Mr.
Richard Stahl. Ot the principals, Messrs.
stevens, Dunbar. Felcb, Ganiard, Green's
fielder. and Mi.s Gailsrd carried oH great
snare Of The appause-and. speaking OF the
applause. 10 was Plentiful.
SIR. stevens is one Of the very best come
dmns ever seen 10 This citg, aud IN addition
10 hrs erO'e-queuess p0'scSSe voice ~ no
mean quality and training. lie i, ably So
c1ndeI by SIR. stanley Fclch ~ the inimita-
ale Why" These gentlemen are b0th AT
tne iop m their particular line and contribute
greatly towards the success Of the opera
Mr.. Gailard Will bc rcmemhe ed as the iead-
lug member of the Ma3Colin Opera Compa-
ny last season. lie is OF the French school
of blritouc,. and came 20 thi, country with
the famous IheO.
Mr. Dur bars good voice ani fine figure
qu.lfy him eXcenentlg Tor hi, part; and
J0e Greeusieller. an Old Richmond flv0riie,
.tll possesses his biz bgssO prOJUndO. Tse
male east ~ the Pssha' is about rs good
a, could possibly be de.red. and the cho-
rms. thrty-siX in al, Is attractive and well
dulled.
Mss Gaillard as the Indian maiden, Balah
>0lsh. vas well made up. acted delight
iug, aud s,ug with her usual vim She is
an accomplished comic opera star, and al-
ways giies % the parts allotted her p
charming individuality.
A word about the opera and it, mounting ::
The hbrcltO. from The pen Of the welt
known scott Marble. Is very bright and the
music Is beautiful. There is hardly duh
melody IN the whole opera, and there are a
number Of catchy dance movements.
with several dainty r0man~1s interspe' Sod.
The scenery is superb All three set. are
fine examples Of the -plInter's art and
tne costuiuugis perfect IN detail and made
with Iayishness seldom seen In operate
productions.
said Pasta Il a remarkable production
and well deserves the praise u has received
az the hands OF the p'es' 0f other cities T.
viii do a large business here the rest OF the
week.
Credit "a due the local orchestra for the
aptness with which they did their part. Mr..
>'ahps music Is anything but easy, and Nr.
stein and bis assistants got away wiki II IN
trst.pl4s- STYLE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
Dr. Crnfchnela,. Death.

The rcmlins OF DR.. William Truehea't
C-utchde'd, whose death in Asheylle, y.
g., on Wednesday was announced 10 the
D.Dltc1 yesterday. viii reach here this
morning on The J:ij Richmond aud Dan
vile train and be taken 10 the residence o.
Mr. Charles W. Goddin (brother-.n-aw of
the deceased No. COS west Grace street.
The funeral will take place az $3.50 O'Clock
th.s afternoon from Memorial church.
A letter received yesterday from Mr John
II. Lyons, OF this city, wno is in AsheUlle,
says:
II was much shocked this morning when
I was called al 5 O'Clock by tne nigbt-clerk
and informed that Df. Crutehheld bad died
al ten minutes 70 Of congestion oi the
lungs. Dr. Williams, Of this place, had been
summoned, and was with him AZ the time OF
his death. tie tells me that be was CONSCIOUS
and died az easily 81 a child"
Dr. Crutchdeld bad been south on busi-
ness trip for the house for which he vas
travelling. and had stopped over At AsheWlle
for tue benefit OF ais health, which had been
Injured. la fact, in consequence OF his
continued i'll health be bad receotly confined
his travels 10 southern territory. lie had
been at Asheyille TOR some time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
sfatton-Ffouse Hens

The police OF toe second district found a
lady's velvet wrap or Marshall street in
front OF Bromm's bakery Wednesday light,
snd il Is now ~ the stalion-hOuse awaiting
identification. II is net CLOAK, but some
thing more Ike jacket.
girps light tricycle. was found on the
street the same night, and this Is also a. the
siaii0n.house.
Early Monday morning the residence Of
MT. K. l.. Williams. corner OF Eighth and
Franklin streets. was entered aud an over.
coat belonging 70 Mr.. Charles u. Williams
stolen. Yesterday a calOreg man In the
coat on Washin ston Miller, a mulalto, who
was arrested ny Policeman ;. ". Hannah
snd taken TO the SecoBd police station. where
he was searched sud a pair % scissors vas
found on his person belonging TO Mrs. VIII
lams.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
Mr.. PAGES SPEECH.

In making the presentation VIZ. Pace sad: {:
Colonel Cary,-lO every soul that has been
warmed by the glow o. noble and generous
friendship or insoi.ed by the flame Of a true
and unselish love. the parting hour is always
encirclci with 4 haiO OF sadness, and dead
indeed must be toe heart thar, at such atile.
i not thrilled with enOtion. Yet It - not =
sadness that ODD es,es the spirit but rather
that sO0ihes and comforts il.
At such an hour faithful memory with
busy GnEers, out 0i the beauteous nowers
grown IN the rich garden OF happy eXpe-
riepce, entwlnes wrraths and wepve- gar
lands 10 be huog up in rer r.dIan! balls and
10 be the sOgrce Of perpetual Joy snd delight,
while the spirit OF prophecy with eager hand
essays 20 tear away the veil that hide.
the future and reveal the de,tinies that lie
beyond. Such an hour brings up in mental
review. with panoramic spiendOr and with
microscopic accuracy Of detail. all the vir-
tues and beauties OF character 50 greatly adj
miged and so fondly cherished, while vito
the blsck pail Of EreDus il buries out of
.ight tbs faults or iOibies rs much deDlOred.
To such an hour, Sir. have we come, aud
with such feelings do 8r gree. you on tbs
occasion. For nearly three years you have
been the superintendent Of the public
schools OF Richmond and have had the direc-
ton aud supervision OF thi- munib -ent
corps OF earnest, Jealous. devoted, aud skill
ful workers IN the great cause OF popular
education. With singleness OF purpose you
hAye striyen to improve oar condition, TO
add 10 our physical comfort, aud 10 stlmu-
late US TO higher aims aud nobler endeavOc
10 the work OF our grand proiession-the
grsndest that ean engage the thought or ehal-
leBge the energies OF msn or woman. How
far YOUR efforts uave Ueen successful, let
each heart answer for itself; but doubt
not the verdict will be entirely favorable 70
YOU. You have gone 10 aud ont amongst us
With that courtesy. that urbABity, % ten-
derneSs OF feeling that charlclerize the gal.
aut aud ehivslrous Ylrginis gen'iemln in
all hls intercourse. both oflieisland personal,
With others. You came 10 US almost. II not
entirely, a personal stranger. but you have
bound US 10 yourself by ties which. though
tender aud delicate, may not be easily
broken.
And row that you have determined
voluntarily, and 10 obedience 70 the behests
Of your ealm judgment, 70 easnge this rela-
ti5nship, We have deemed II proper 20 say 20
much IN aeknoHledgmsnt of your kinduess
70 us and Of our obligation 70 you. But We
bsye also thought II & rtting occasion for
oasrinx you some more material proof OF our
esteem and regard. | nm, therefore, COM
mIsslorea TO request your acceptance Of this
pair OF engrausss aad this cane uncover
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
INTHE n,ILwAY WORLD.
Richmond aud Chesapeake sf"ek-
hOIders-M-. lnGai;s's Future
Ho-ap. Xr

An adjourned meeting Of the stockholders
OF the Richmond and Che'apeake Ra lroad
Company was held at noon yesterday 1t the
comp1ny's fiec IN ibis city. Oaly Rich
uonders were present aud no business was
transacted other than the adoption OF n code
o. by-laws 20 regulate the acts Of the COM
psnv. Up TO this time there bad been no
adopted regulations. The meeting ad-
ioirned for one week. 10 seems TO
he the idea and intention Of the
gentlemen who have recently begun
to take an scilYc interest In this enterprise
10 make a thorough examination iato Tue
affair. oil the G rp0rsti0n, aud 10 50 clear
them NJ that they can either build The ROAD
Themselves or sell the franchises 10 others
who mav desire 10 build. The road, n con-
structed. would open M Que Of the most
productive sections 0f the state. which
should naturally BE- tributary to Richmond,
but which, owing o. the utter lack 0f rail-
way facilities, r. Obliged 20 send its pro-
ducts 10 the Baltimore markets. SIR. Charlie.
T.. Belyin, the president OF the company, Is
now in New York.
Pichm1nd pcope are very naturally inte-
rested in the Cincinnati, indianapolis, st.
Louis and Chicago and the Cleveland, CO.
lumbus. Cincinnati and indianapolis deal, or
~ other words. in the consolidation OF the
Big Four and the Vanderbilt systems. and
the latest dcyclOpn cnts indicate conSolid" "
ii0n 81 thc two properties. The Cbesapeahe
and Ohio is now operating cOrjointly with
the big -Four. snd the quo 'stion l. whst effect
The deal VIII have on the Chesspe ke
and Ouio. When the rumOr Oi the deal dfst
rcachpd here Nr. ingalls,, president OF the
Big -Four and the Chcsapcake and ONO. was
in Richmond. and he assured tie Dspdch
that the c n.ummatiOn of the deal would
greatly benefit the Chesapeake ard OHIO,
in that IL win have even better west.
ern connections than lt now enioys.
4 Cincinnst telegram quotes Mr. Ineall'
-. declaring that It was a question whether
or not he would now rrman m that
city, since be VIII probably be- able to retire
from the active MANAGEMENT OF the Big -Four,
n the YanGcrbiis will doubtless mansge
this property, which Is seli-sustiiEng, them-
selves. II was through his efforts rs receiver
and president that the Big -Four rose IN loss
than twelve wears from bankruptcy 10 the
pos tio1 where is common stock j. quoted
above par. and there is no doubt IN Z he j.
fully determined 10 put the Chesapeake and
ONO in The aamc piare.
Mr.. sol. Haze. general traffic manager Of
the Associated Rdlways of Nirgula and the
Car0hng.. and Colonel +. 81. Il. facotf, Of
the Richmond and Danyillc, left last evening
for New York.
Mr. Z y. Carpenter. chief clerk in Mr..
sol. lIals's Office, has returned from New
York
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
A sueesssfal Physieian-

Ia large and lucrative prsctics running
Though q number Of years. my husband
ny using swifrs speeiae. restored health
20 great msny people In whose cases al osncr
remedies bai proven useless To givs hst
would be 10 write the history u stubborn foAis-
dies ana remarkable aud wo0dsrful curos I
win measiOa tho case Of . young man srilctsd
with blood-poison for Eve ysaIa lie Vas help
lem Tor year-vss o,ind Tor sons dsyS sni
his case seemed iHcursble for under ne usuA.
treatment he bsd groyn worse until his eondl-
ton wez, 10 ssy the least. horribte rhesnatism
eamo On 10 adi 20 bis su5srlngN Dr.. Loss pro-
sersbed ssist's Specific. and By - uss The poison
M, gradually forced oss Of hs syssen. shs ssxnt
restored. tho rlsamatism cured. aua to-esy 10
70 q sound and healthy man. Ny Husband ~
gardsd swifrs specino ~ tie best-lnowa nsdi-
cine Tor disessss which It pro.ezast 10 eara
Ars J. 4. Loyk
Ls>sega Ga, september 20. iSsz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Robert Armideal TO James
". Allison and f. b. Addison. 81 feet on
north side Cary sireet between Cherry and
Linden, 2l.jjD; James Ciskie and wife %
Rohcri II. llill and wife, % feet on North
side Leigh street near Brook avenue. $1,000;
Nuy 4. Knight and wife 10 james W.
Shields, - les iect on esst side Nineteenth
street near Marshall. $1,000; VI. WIe.man
and vile 10 Joseph Hoffman, y iret on south
side BqsCT street between s.. John and So.
Paul. sllj0.
Hfnuco: Lolita u. Allen and wife 10 Gill
bert ETell. 10 acres on Charles civ 70 ~.
SlGjJ; Wlllsm R. Bentley 70 Charles w.
Rob .rson. lC4 acres on Osborne turnpige
subject 10 deed o. trust OF $3.50, $500;
A. l.. Fisher % Gilbert Eslel. y acres near
CIir'es C'fy road $50; A l.. Leftwich aua
WIFE 90 Philip VI. slaughter. 30 feet on east
.ide TWENTY second street near W. sll9 80;
A. l.. Leftwlch and wife 10 Philip VI. >laugn-
ter, 33 feet on rWenty-secOnd street, south
east corner ". So; A. l.. Leilwich and
wife 70 Edward 4. Jones, - feet on east
side Twenty-sec0pd street near ", SIC % !;
A. L. Leftwich aud vile TO Jane l.. Marks,
aj feet on east side Tweuty-secoud street
near W, sjj.2j; Charles ". Robertson and
wife 10 Edward storsweather. 81 acres on
Oshorte turnpike suDiec, 10 deed Of trust Of
1850, S3,JJJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
MOTHER AND mEH SON.
Double Fuurgai from Union-statiou
Church Yesterday.

The funeral O.. Mr.. Fannie K. Eubank.
who diod at . \. VI. yc-leriav. and her son
Robert L.. whD hreatlod his fast Tuesday ai
noon, took place from Uniou.Stat'on Neih0-
di.t church yesterday afternoon % 3 o'clock.
TIE. e was a large a,semhlace Of friends ~
ths baroaycd ,nd stricken family present ard
the occasion Was peculiarly sad and touc1.
ing one.
The TWO corpses, with different set- OF
pal. bc1rers were borne into the church ot
The same time and placed side by side I'm
front q the pulpit. The choir rendered
several very pathetic selections, and he dis
cOur-e Dy the pa'f0r, Rev. H. Martin, was
exceedingly tender IN tone and feeling M
sentiment Mr. Martin referred tO the iet
tha, white the dead mother and son were
before him The husband and father WAS ~
hone too sick 20 leave hn room. lie offered
yerv affecting PRAYER Cor t1o,e bereaved 10y
th's dispeusation oi Providence and lor lir.
Euhsnk ia bis affection.
Mr.. Eubauk had been an invalid Tor some
months. she suffered from rheumatism snd
other complaints. and very recently had Q
iau. from which she never recovered. She
wa. in the -Xts.third year OF he5 age. >ne
leaves Two married daughters aud q son in
Texas.
Young Nr. Tublnk had been in feeble
healin for some tlnc, bat bad only been con-
6ned 90 nis bed fo- about one month. HIS
death resulted from a rapid Gaze ot con.
sdmp ion. lie was Ia the tWcn'yIhlrd year
OF bis age. and was very exemplary young
man.
Mrs. Eubank and her son were buried at
OakwoOd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

door. and responding he found whlts man
Whom he did not know, and several Others
were standing around. Anderson was asken
10 come sai, but he declined. The spokes-
rasn. Anderson rrlstss. then said TO rim;
s'AnderSon, we want you 20 leave this STATE
and will give you three davs in which 10
take your departure" Anderson AYERS tnat
be demonstrated. saying that the time was
too limited, and the reply was, wen, we
will give yOu week, bnt no longer" anu
the midnight visitors withdrew.
This is the story that the negro tells, anu
he SAYS there were about twenty white men
around bic house.
Early next morning he came b Richmond
70 consult SIR. william II. Beverage, one Oh
the attorneys who defended him.
Mr. Beverldge said he had carried the case
~ far q. he could; that he could not UNDER
take to defend bic client against mob. ne,
however. advised Anderson that II wousd
perhaps be better for him 10 move ont OF tne
neighbOrhoOd and suggested that he coulu
come 70 Richmond, where he VIII have tbe
advantage OF police protection.
Anderson was at the county courthouse
Yesterday and SAID be inteBded taking Mr.
Beveridge's advice. Tie thinks, or At lea't
declires that be thinks. his visitors meant
Dusiaess, but most people seen al the court.
house are OF the opinion that the alleged
midnight visitors was Only bluf game In
tended simply to ffighten bin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
MasCHEsrgk sN SHORT SPACE
sent oa for Gambiiag-Jsau *. POT
lard De sd-- Personal. dc.

TIE continued case OF charles Holmes and
Edward Jackson Doth eoloredA. charged
win setting up End prom9iing certain
game, commonly called "poker" and
.scrzps." we're called ia the NsYor's Court
Yesterday moroing, Justice j. w. Psrdue
presiding in the absence OF Mayor Altgls-
sou, who nad not returned from Baltimore.
Jadse william I. iopton appeared as coun-
sci for the accused and Common weslth's-
Attorney PAGE represented the prosecution.
A number % w.tsesses we're examined. and
Holmes snd Jackson were sent on 10 ihe
grand Jury Of tbe Hastings Court. The eyi-
dsnee only sustained the aceoust OF the raid
on the bouse published IN the Dispatch seye.
raj days sgo.
Intelligence has been received here OF the
death at Lauriab1rg, ". c.. after weeks
slcksess, Of John Randolph Pollard. iozmsr-
Iy OF Manchester. and for MANY Years con-
nectsd eitn the Rlcbmond and Dsnsille rzil-
road. lie was about the tsifd locomotive
engineer engaged on that road, eommcncin< Z
service there before he Was t.enty-one yezn
Of age. lie Was regarded BY ell - an ex-
snplary smploy< and be enjoyed the coe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

fidence and respect Of hIs supfrioS In
Office. For the past Eve or six years he wss
engaged on ,he Carolina Central rstirosd,
where be w~ equally ss etiiciert and fsithiuL.
Tine resding.room al the Dsoyfiie depot -
kept well provided with residing matter. and
II IL very popular with the railroad ems
ployes. IL is kept open daily until $3.50 Il.
81. aud religious services are held every
sunday afternoon. Mr.. X. T.. Nlchseh, who
has charge OF this branch Of the Young
Meu's Christian ASSOCIATION work, IL an
earnest, consistent Christian worker, aud 10
proving himself 10 be the right man In tho
right place.
The lstest lmprovement h the Dsnville
shops IL the construction of rsilrosd-irack
entirely around tho sheppard, 80 that ma.
terials may DO loaded aud unloaded AZ
any point.
Rev. j. G. TIall, pastor Of the Presbyterian
church, has consented TO deliver an address
at the meeting Of the Missionary society OF
the BAinbridge-Sreet Baptist church to-
night.
Invitations are out 70 the marriage OF Mr..
Edwin Adtms 10 Miss Berthe Campbell,
which will take nlace next Wednesday At the
Central Methodist church.
The February term of the Hastings Court
commences next Monday. There Will be no
grand Jury
Very few valentines were sent through
the Manchester poSt.oiiice yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15
HSGH-CAnrE INDIA wouEa.
HiEhiy-Fncouragin meetinG Held
Last Night tn Vhetr Interest.

The public meeting held az the Young
Mems Cnrstian Assoc'a' ION Halt last night
20 behalf ot tlr Puuditl Ramlba S1rasva'i, j.,
thc object oi which Is % establish school
IN lndia whe ihe hlgp-clste cnlld widow
OF ihst nalion can ne reared snd educated.
was very largely attended, the haIl beng
eros lcd 10 90. utmost capacity. Governor
Ice and wife wcreln the audience and some
oi Tire most prominent minis ers Of different
denominations were present.
The ohisctoi the meeting was 10 give such
Information es viii arouse the people 70 the
formation oi an auxiliary circe here, and II
plsu'l le an ASSOCIATION 10 Virginia to repre-
sent the entire South similar 20 the Western
Association in san Francisco.
Or. III. NJ. jackson presided PRAYER wss
offered by Rev. DR.. Boge, and q brief ad-
dress was made by Bishop 4. NJ. Randolph.
Dr. Nash read paper giving concise
sketch OF he condition OF the child widows
Of India and an account Of the RamabM As
s)ciatlOn and al Of lis business details.
TIE meeting was m every respect en-
couragiug, and tie interesting exercises
were inlerspersed WIKI good singing. \
collection accounting TO quite neat SUN was
taken up sud It was decided to hold meet
IN. at the Second Baptist church some time
duriny next week TO organize branch OF
toe association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-15

ing them). In presenting you these pic
lures we are not proposing 10 adorn
your home, FOR we know that your
asthetic nature ha9 long sgo done
that With treasures far more artistic and
valuable than these. But recognizing your
exquisite taste in literature aud art 90 both
of wbIch domains these pictures belong). We
offer them as 4 slight tribute of our esteem,
hoping that as you examine and study them
in the days 10 come YOU may be pleasantly
reminded OF those with whom you have been
associated.
Nor ls the cane 10 convey any suggestion
OF ieebl.ness OF body or unstesdiness Of car
riage. for we know that you move amongst
us with all the activity and agility OF youth.
But you are now on the deciiyity OF the hill
OF life and the time viii come (msv il long be
deferred y wheR YOU may need sucA support
~ ID can give. Then we hope yOn may
kindly remember us who have felt the sup
port afforded them by your strength and who
gave you while in official relations with them
al the aid snd support OF which they were
capable.
Accept. sir, these tokens Of our esteem
and regard. with our best wishes Tor your
continued business success and prosperity.
and for the highest happiness OF you and
sF"A' D" oii tdN va .th1 ih@'N' " fNNN 49,
ture life.
COLONEL CARY's ACCEPTANCE.
Colonel Cary 10 accepting the presents
made beautiful address. expressing bis
hi2h appreciation Of the gifts and OF the eyt.
dence OF the esteem ot MS late c0-workers.
PRESENT 10 PROFESSOR FOX.
On the conclusion OF the remarks Of
Colonel Cary the teachers and nupils OF the
Richmond High School presented Mr. Fox
with 4 very handsome and costly silver ser.
vice lined with gold.
Mr. Fox accepted the same IN words full
ci feeling. referring 10 the MANY tokens OF
esteem already given. and assuring the
donors OF bis hearly appreciation 0f the gift.
PRESENT TO Mr.. WILLIAM 4. BowLEs.
Colonel cary then. on behalf Of the teach
crs OF L.igh school. presented Mr. Willam
4. BDwes with \ valuable and handsOms
gold.hesded cane IN token Of tLeir esteem.
Mr. BOwles was taken hy surprise, nut re-
turned thanks FOR the kind remembrance,
ana assured his former cO.WOfkers OF his I'M
failing friendship.