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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
Snow Driftings.

Sunday there were pretty lively snow
storms and hard weather at many points IN
the Unitod States both North and South.
1t showed at Charleston, 5. c., for three
hours in the morning--from 9 until about
noon. The snow melted as il fell, however.
and the sun shone at 7. NJ.
The first hard freeze Of the winter oc-
Cured Mt Savannah, Ga. Ice formed and
vegetation was killed. The damage 20
truck crops cannot be estimated yet. Light
snow fell in tho fornoon, the first for many
years.
At st. Augustine. Fla. Saturday night
the thermometer went down to 81 degrees.
and Sunday great fears were entertained
for the truck crop.
Reports from Northern Texas say that
hundreds Of range cattle have been frozen
10 death during the present cold spell,
and that unless the weather speedily
moderates the loss Of stock will be very
severe.
A New York special Of Sunday says: The
storm this evening reminds New Workers
Of the famous blizzard two years ago. A
binding enow-storm set in about 8o'clock,
accompanied by brisk south-side wind.
and the city was soon covered with man
tie Of white. Many accidents due TO falls
Oh the slippery sidewalk were recorded by
the various police-stations and hospitals
before midnight. At midnight the snow
was still falling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
1917 and 1919 Main street.



- LIN UNpERW EAR.
The want Of room cJmpels US % liScV l ~
keeping LADIES MUSLIN lNDttN hAH'
Having Kept only the best goods and haYinS here
tofore sold every pIocc nc price much loss tDan
A. would have cost you 90 buy me mllerlAl YOU
viii at once realize that our CO L fHlO 70 Al
vertsed below mean dig -acfllce 10 ". ~
COST OF the VALUE HAS NOT BEEN lAhhN
INTO CONSIDERATION. our object Is TO cue
tho prices so As 10 close out our stock speedHy-
at once II possible. -
No 4Ol-Drawers Good Muslin, made with four
tucks and lace thinning, were 5sc.-cut pFlco
No. 45Oi-Drawers OF seyen fine tucks nicely
made with Hamburg trimming, were 49c--cuS
price 4Jc.
deep Hamburg rufie, were i2c.-cnt Price DC
No 45i5-Drawer8 eight fine tucks, nith deep,
heavy rufile. were S9c.--c-t price pc.
No. 3O2-Chemise trimmed Win lace ~ero
29c-cui price 2Jc.
30. s9iLChemise Tucked Yoke trimmed win
tor hon lace, were o9.-cut price 5l'.
No. lC0-Chemiso shaped yoke, trimmed win
Hamburg, wee 4'c-cut price ave-. ..,..,, ..,,,
No. 3jg5-Chemi-c, handsomely tucked YOKE
trimmed with beading aud Hamburg, Wefo
sg'.-cut PRICE 60c.
35,O-Chcmlso Gne tucked yoke with deep
Hamburg trimming, were s2.-cut price t'c.
652l-Gown with tucked yoke ana Hamburg
trimming, were fic.-cut pri,e b.c.
G5Oy-GOWn, MO,hor Hubbard style, tucked
yoke aud Hamburg trimming, wore SLl'-cu1
price 81 -
GIG.-Gown. Mother Hubbard style, handsome
Is tucked yOEe, richly trimmed "i.A hamburg
ana Inserting. were silJ-clt price hc
202)-ssirt four sucks eud rune, Wefo $9c.-
cut price 35c.
2lil-.zirt, throe tucks and embroidered
Rurio were 74c.--cut price SIC.
2<3S-Skirt, twcnty-elght tucks nicely huishedi
were Scout price tu'.
2I51-sKirt. twenfy-oue tucS5 win deep cam
bric r-rie, were Stout price, 3d.
252-sklrt. seven nae tuck5 win deep en-
brOderei runic, woro Sl.U9-cut price So.
The Old prices are in plain lgures on each ar
ticle. Cut this al. Ouf nni bring 70 VITA you and
You viii be sure 20 gel what YOU want
20 boxes Embroidery SIX, assorted color5,
only Sic. box. .....,,,.,.,,
HELD & TUALHlMER
NH f-Tu&Th ttl cast Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
A TERRIBLE WRECK.
FREIGHT SECTIONS THUNDER INTO
ONE ANOTHER.
Eight Cars and Locomotive Piled Up
Flames-Beroic Work-Ten
Injured.
,a.....o, ts,arrnm 10 tho pIspa,ch. !

CuArIorTE, n. c., March S.-There was
terrible wreck on the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad some miles from Kings Noun;
,a IN oorlv Yesterday morning. The second
DIVISION i Of a freight train had stopped to
unload several carloads Of lumber, and a
fiagman had been sent out 70 signal down own
had been called in and the train started 1t
hroke, leaving four caboose- and three
Were ' crowded with railroad hands going to
work on a bridge. Before the tagman
could again 60 ont the third section came
tbundering along and dashed into the cars.
In another minute eight cars with j, the EN- i
CINE were piled up in a heap with small
blazeS of FIRE licking out from half dozen
places. Several men were. pinned in the
wreckace. and it required heroic work 10
cut them out before they, were burned.
All were. however. rescued, but Ten per-
enc we're Injured The engineer and fire
man jumped and escaped injury, The cars
and engine were all burned to ashes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

A NEW NAME FoR PEoHIBrrroS.-Mr HAL
STEAD has no kind words for Republican
Prohibitionists. Nevertheless he some
times consults that "rascally virtue pru-
dence." when he talks of them. Here Is
specimen paragraph from his paper;
Iowa has Democratic Governor. The
splendid 1000 Republican majority OF a
few years ago has been wasted IN picking
up non-essential fights and the advocacy
of impracticable reforms. The presence
of a Democratic Governor in Iowa ought
70 be q warming. II Is not tho tarih that
is tho matter in Iowa any more than IN
Ohio. IL is a crank statesmanship that
has caused the grief that bites"
That's an oraeular utterance. Crank
craftsmanship" is the phrase which Mr..
HArsrEAD has selected as the synonymo Of
prohibition" He means 10 say that the
Republicans of Iowa have frittered away
their strength in fighting Prohibition bat
ties instead Of Republican battles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
Raleigh Notes.
,crcclnl fnlnrrr,-1 70 the Diana chi

Special telegram 70 the Dl9pA cl'l
RALrfGu. \. c.. March 3.-Inquirics were
made to-day of the leading fruit-eTowers
aud grape growers here a 70 the extent ot
the damage done 10y the freeze Oh last
uight. They say that the early peaches
and pears are pretty generally killed. The
late varieties are not injured, and graz IS
are but slightly hurt. 1t Is notable that
some pears and peaches went out OF bloom
two weeks ago. while Others show no signs
OF blossoms rs yet.
II is now definitely decided that the new
trial Of eX-Prlest Boyle VIII begin IN the Su-
per1or courthouse on the 25th instant:
There will be one other capital case tired
az the same term. that OF Charles Faucet
(colored). for burglary.
The revenue collections for February IN
this district we're 5000.
The Supreme Court to-day awarded
81, 900 TO Thomas J.. Emery, OF weldon.
His suit was against a railway there Tor
damages caused by the overflow OF hl3
brick-yard ut Weldon by water which could
not pass through the culyert under the
railway track.
William Broughton (white), eleven years
old. at Asbury, this county, discovered q
| loose rail on the track OF the Richmond
and Danville road and ran nearly mile to
warn passenger train. He was success
| ful and an accident was thus prevented.
There is some inquiry as 10 who Will sue
coed Hon. Spier Whitaker as chairman Of
| the Democratic State Executive Commlt-
| tee. That gentleman has resigned That po-
sition. having been appointed aSuperlor
Court judge.
In Richmond county Charles Smith was
stricken with paralysis. As he was dglng
q physician arrived 90 attend him. As the
| latter arrived at the house his attention
was attracted by the joyous singing Of a
negro woman who was walking through a
grove near 10y. Suddenly her voice was
| hushed and she was found TO have been
stricken by disease of the heart.
At Hilsboro yesterday there was an in
vestigatiOn 10y a magistrate of the facts in
| the shooting Of Revenue Agent Kirk
patrick and the killing Of the negro Nc
| Manner. who attempted 10 assassinatc
him. 1t is the belief that the case Will yet
| get into the Federal courts.
The heavy rain last week did much
damage to the railroads in western coun-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
STATEMENT OF MURDERER HAWEs.
lie SAYS John Wyly Did the Work for
Him for ss2OO-NYhat WHY Says.

The statement Of Dick HAYES who. was
hanged III Birmingham, Ala, on Friday
last for the murder Of his wife and two
daughters, is a lengthy affair. 1t consists
OF thirty-twO pages OF foolscap and fifteen
pages OF note paper. Every pace IL closely
written and every word IL IN Hawes's own
handwriting, and at two separate places Is
affirmed as being the whole truth over his
signatures Il. Il. HAYES.
The statement begins with story Of his
life. giving his parcntage and place OF
birth. His career Is traced along through
his various occupations and emplOvmentS
10 the hour Of his marriage. HAYES de-
clares everything went on well until whis-
key commenced playing havoc with his
wife's good behavior and his own hnppl-
ness. Whiskey ruined him and brought
him, he declares, 10 crime aud this hOrri-
BILE end Halves declares that he did not
physically aid in the taking of Of either
his daughter or his wife. He reiterates
that John Wyly did the awful work, aud
this is how II was done: John Wyly and
Fannie BRYANT did 1t. No violence was
used. Nett her Mrs. Halves nor Irene nor May
were struck or beaten or shot. Mrs. HAYES
and Irene were made drunk on Saturday
night and induced 10 90 TO Lakeyiew with
John WHY aud Fannie Bryant. II was
late at night, possibly very early Sunday
morning.
Mrs. Halves was so drunk that she was
scarcely conscious that the cords with
which the iron was tied 10 her were being
wound around her. Little Irene was also
in stupOr. John WHY and Fannie Bryant
put the mother and child into skin.
showed il noiselessly 70 the middle Of the
lake, and dropped Mrs. Halves and Irene
overheard Just north of the little island.
May Halves was so drunk when they all left
for Lakeyiew on Saturday that she could
remember nothing OF what occurred. Some
imprudent talk WAS INDUCED IN early Sun
day morning between John WHY and Fan
ME Bryant, and they later IN the day fea.ed
May knew or suspected everything, by
several questions she had asked. and she
must also die. II was then determined
she had 10 be put away. In fact, WHY had
misunderstood Halves in the original trade,
when 600 was agreed upon as his (Wyly's)
price for putting away the females. Fannie
Bryant kept May locked up until Monday
night. when Halves went out after her
Halves positively states that be did not
carry May to Fast Lake. He says he made
her drunk and turned her over to John
WHY. He rode little way on the East
Lake dummy. but he positively asserts that
he did not go to East Lake that Monday
night, and that he did not with his own
hands put any Of them away, but that
WHY did the work.
Halves told the custodian Of the manu-.
script before he was hanged. when the lat
ter was permitted 10 SEQ the condemned
man. that II was the sacred truth.
WHAT WHY SAYS.
John WHY, who is charged by Halves
with the crime, is conductor on the
Western railway of Alabama. To an At
lanta Constitution correspondent be said:
1T is hard enough to have q convicted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

The shooting Of Mr.. TAULBEE by Mr..
K1xcAID has had the effect of introducing
the public to clergyman who knows how
hard IT is TO
"Point TO Heaven and lead tho wny'"
vet how easy it is TO condemn other per-
sous shortcomings. The Rev. GEORGE
ELLIOTT. of the Foundry church. Wash
ington city, is the clergyman we have in
mind. Last Saturday he opened the House
of Representatives with PRAYER. After
praying in q most appropriate manner for
TluLBrE and KHcAD, the reverend gen.
tleman added:
And. on God, Thou who knowest the
secrets Of all our hearts. whether we our
selves are inwardly better than those We
condemn. have mercy on US"
That must have caused serious reflection
in The minds of some Of the persons pres
ent who bad been talking about south
orn civilization" Kentucky civilization"
&C., DC.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

i.s plant, and further provides that the
price of gas, which Is fixed at not over
81 .qs per thousand feet, shall at no time DO
greater than the average price at Boston,
Brooklyn, New York, Jersey City, Phila-
delphis. and Washington. Another amend
ment provides that If the company pays no
dividend in ten years its charter shall be
forfeited.
Baltimore would have been much better
of to-day if IN the beginning she had con-
structed ras-works of her own. The city is
eubicoted 10 all sorts Of vexations because
her streets have been in the hands of
different companies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
MARYLAND News.

Thomas Worrick was shot at Port De.
post Sunday by Selden +. Craig. WOrrlck
attempted to invade Craigs house while
he was under the influence of liquor. and
in which condition he is considered dan
gerous man. Worrick cannot recover.
Rev. Charles A. Reid, Of the Baltimore
Conference Methodist Episcopal Church,
died very suddenly Of apoplexy at his
home in Westminster Sunday morning at
balf-past 2 O'clock. He was in his usual
health when he retired and was talking 10
his wife five minutes before he was stricken.
He was native of Virginia and was
seventy years OF age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
CANVlLLE DOTS.
Court Items-Torfeited Ills Bail-Death-
Combinations.
81 ,cial telegram to no Dlspatchl

Isl 'cial telegram 20 mo bisp5tci.l
DANvu1z, Va. March 9.-Ihe Hastings
Court commenced its March term this
morning. Tie criminal docket is unu Il
ally long and the grand jury has filed q
large number of true bills.
{. /. Mcdowell. who was indicted in De-
cember fox forgery and bGiled for trial at
this term. has run Away and forfeited hls
$500 bond.
A man named J. W Crawford was before
the Mayor to-day charged with the larceny
OF an overcoat. He proved 10 be luuatic
and claims to have escaped from the Marion
Asylum. He was jailed until the matter
can be investigated.
Miss Lizzie Hughes, daughter Of Berry
Hughes. of this county, died of consump-
ton Yesterday and was buried to-day.
Bishop A. VI. Randolph preached ut the
Episcopal church yesterday morning and
confirmed class of twenty-nlne. Last
night he preached ut the North Danvllo
church and confirmed another class.
A colored laborer was painfully injured
IN North Danyille to-day by being caught
under Gazing bank in q rock-quarry.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
PETERSBURG POINTS.
Distillery and Barn Burned-Loss and In
surance.
lCorrespondence OF tho Richmond DIspatch.l

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch.I
PrTEEsBURG, Va, March 3. 1890.
Information was received here this
morning OF the destruction by fire Of tho
distillery and barn of Mr.. A. Il. Webb, OF
Prince George county. Mr.. Webb is one
of the most prominent farmers Of that
county and only last year had added i'm
provemeuts to both his dIstillery and
barn. According to the statement made by
Mr.. Webb he was awakened this morning
about o'clock by his cook, who
told him that his barn was on fire. The
flames spread very rapidly, and his distil-
lery, which was located near the barn. was
soon on tire. Both buildings were burned
to the ground. In the barn was stored
about six hundred bushels Of peanuts and
several thousand pounds of hay. oats. and
mill-feed, all Of which was consumed. Mr.
Webb had aninsurance of $4,000 on his dis
tilery, barn. and peanuts, which will not
begin 10 cover his loss. The Ere was tho
work of an incendiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
Florida Weather.
IBy telegaph % the Di.p,tch.

IDy lHItkHVu 70 fu5 DltpfIchsT
Sr. AUGUSTINE, Fla, March S.-The wea-
Their is still frosty but moderating. The
mercury was 20 degrees last night. Ba-
nanas, guayas, and the early HYDROCARBONS
are badly damaged. The orange-trees are
badly nipped, and in some localities the
trees have been killed. There will be a
great loss on the next seasons crop, US the
trees are all in bloom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
AN IMPORTANT DECISION
BY the old North state supreme Court.
Especial telegram TO the DispatchI

Especial telegram 70 the DspatchI
PnrrGH. y. c., March 3.-The Supreme
Court this evening decided a most i'm
portant case-that Of Redmond against
the town Of Tarboro'. The point IN,
VOWED was whether or not the section Of
the Constitution which provides that all
taxes levied by any county. city, town, or
township shall be uniform and I'd ra'oren
upon all property in the same except pro-
clnding moneys, credits, investments, &c,
or whether it applies only TO particular
subjects which may be selected by the
LEGISLATURE Tor taxation. The Court holds
that il includes al solvent credits, invest
ments. moneys, &c. This oyerrules. the
case Of Fuller against Raleigh, rendered
some wears AGO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

Ex-Governor JAMES Z. ENGLISH died OF
rneumonia at his home in New Haven on
SUNDAY. He had been i'll four days Gov
ernor English was born in New Haven on
March 10, 1912. his ancestors being among
the most respected citizens OF Puritan
times.
Those who We're present in the Demo
cratic National Convention Of 1868 in New
York city will recollect that day after day
and on vote after vote Mr. EATON (after-
wards United States SENATOR arose and N
clear, penetrating voice said, Connect
cut casts her six votes for JA'TEs L. Eng
LIsH." Mr.. ENGLISH was good man and
true.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

Pope Leo XIII. was eighty years old Sun
dav and Yesterday was the twelfth anniyer-
cary OF his coronation. In honor of these
two anniversaries be gave reception Sun
day to the College of Cardinals. Replying
10 the congratulations of the Cardinals tho
pope declared his intention 10 give the
most earnest study to the social question
Of the European Powers in solving this diff
Got,lt DrOblem,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

TIE HuB Ar FAULT.-In the Boston
Arena for March IS pretentious article on
constitutional Liberty" Professor A. A.
CHEvAnLrEn tells the world that The
Constitution Of NE United States. which re-
presents the most enlightened aud adj
yaDced government OF the world. states
that every citizen has a right TO life,
liberty, and the pursuit Of happiness"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

In one house Of the Legislature OF Mary
land a bill has been passed which provides
that the Consolidated Gas Company shall
have the exclusive privilege Of manu-.
featuring and supplying gas in Baltimore
for fifteen years, and in consideration Of
this privilege shall pay to the city $4,000
per annum and per cent. on any dividends
which may be declared, and. In addition.
nhslI waiye its exepption from taxation Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
FcnnIe irregularities.
NR. ". C. CLEMONs. 81. % ". Grace st.. Rich
rani. Va. WrLta..

SIR W. G. CLENONS. 30. % ". Grace st., Rich
pond, Va, writes
II oiyos no pleasure to recommend a. b. q. roa.e'
lha9e OBJ. r.ed i,s action very closely with la5 nom.
Der O. my family To Tonic Was uso for What is com.
monly known s change Ollie. Tho pat.an.- condition
was indeed critical yory nervous. weak ans "aciatod,
with 300 appetite. Slo bal the best medical -iien'ion
from ths clmms4cemant. aal bad trlai many COM
mended remedies bu; gradually grew worse. She Wls
g. much dsaelrtcrei, and impressed ei'h The belief
that no remedy aoni DO o. benotto her, that found
# quite diEcut % git her % Try tho Touie Finally
she did. II had charming effect. froad II this
lady also tried 10 VITA similar results aud hesr'y en-
dorss It IS tho greatest boon offered u suaeras
woman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
THE RALEIGH BANK-WRECKeRs.
They Must Serve Their Sentences OF Hard
Labor.
rspo-igl Telegram 70 the Dlspa,ch.l

T-po-l91 teIeGTaW 70 Il7 DI7D770.T
RALEIGH. n. c., March 3.-The supreme
Court this morning sent down to the
Clerk Of the Wake Superior Court the
panors in the Cross and White case bearing
upon the confirmation of thor sentence
bv the United states Supreme Court The
Clerk this afternoon issued the necessary
process commanding Cross and White 10
begin serving their sentences. which are
seven wears at hard labor on the public
roads of this county for Cross, and five for
White. They surrendered themselves ten
DAYS ago, and Will probably begin their
service tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
CHARLOTTE TeLEGRAPHIc DOTS.
A Peculiar Case-Death Of Well-Known
CItizen-CottOn.

Especial telegram to the Dspa'ch.l
CHAHroTTE. n. G. March News reached
here tonight of a peculiar case in Nc
Dowel county. Day before yesterday John
Anderson went to the home Of Willis Dun
can and told him that be wanted TO borrow
ten dollars. Duncan told him that he did
not have it TO spare, whereupon Anderson
said "All right and walked OF. In a few
moments the report Of pistol was heard
in the woods near by, and on gong TO the
mitted suicide 10y shooting bullet through
his head.
Joseph W. Wilson. well-known citizen
of Charlotte. is dead.
One bale of cotton brought eleven cents
per pound here to-day. which IS the highest
figure reached this season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
KilraIn's Case Affirmed.

10y E0IVsIIVI - NO 7'7F7--'V1'T
NV ORLrANs. March "A special from
Jackson, Miss, to the Associated Press
cows The Supreme Court to-day affirmed
The sentence Of the lower court in tho case
of Jake Kilrain. which is two months i'm,
prisonment in the county jail of Purvis and
5000 fine. The decision in the Sullivan
case will be rendered next Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
100 Doses One Dollar
They RE COMING IN.

Suits, Ovcrcoats, Separate Trousers,
and other fxings in suitable weight for
early spring. The designs are new,
chaste, and charming. The cut, shapes,
workmanship, finish, and fit of those al
ready in are fanitless and prices are
as usual-just right, as low as is con-
sistent with fine fabrics and high-class
.rnrI,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04

Beware of frauds! lyon want the genu.
inc salvation OIL for your headache. "a
cents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
DYSPEPSIA

Makes many lives miserable, and often leads 70
self destruction. Distress after eating. sick head
ache, heartburn, sour stomach, mental depres-
sion, etc, arc caused by this verv common ana
Increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparila tones tho
stomach, creates an appetite. promotes healthy
digestion, relieves sick headache, clears tho
mind. and cures the most obstinate cases Of dys-
pepsia. Read the following:
81 have been troubled with dyspepsia. I had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
mo or did ne little good. In an hour after eating
would experience faintncss or tired, allgono
feeling, as though I lad not eaten anything.
Hoods Sauaparilla did me AM ucnse amount
Of good. II gave no an appc. > aud my food
relished ard satisfied the craving nad previously
errerienced. It relieved me Of that faint, tired,
nligone feeling: Ihl-e fer 50 much better since
took Hoods sarsaparila, that I am happy to
recommend it," G. A. PAGE Watcrtown, Mass.
NIB. BE sure to got only
Hoods SaEsaparigla
soldbyaildrucgists. q; si1fors5. Prepared only
byC.L HoOD CO., ApothecaIies, Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-04
MEETINGS.


V'HE VIRGINIA STATE BOARD OF
L DENTAL EXAMINERS Will meet IN the city
81 Richmond on THU kSUAG. april 81, at ID
O'Clock A. V. 10 examine applicants for license
10 pra ,tice dentistry.
Under the new law no person can begin tho
practice Of dentistry In this state gi.hout first
obtaining a certificate from tho Board.
For further information address the secretary,
Charlottesville, Va. W. L. MONKS,
NH 4-IuASa9c Secretary.