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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
ACITY HALL AND ARMORY.
Lynchburg Provides for the Boys as Well
as the Extraordinarily Accident.
tSpecial telegram % the Dispatch.l


Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYNcHBURG, February TAT a meeting
of the CITY Council last night it vas de-
cided to buy the Friends warehouse pro-
perty and erect thereon a city hall. In an
interview with one of the councilmen to-
day he stated that it was the purpose OF
the Council to erect in addition TO the
CITY Hall for the accommodation of the
CITY officials frst-cass armory for the
city soldiery. and one that would be
credit to the city.
SHORT 81 GOO.
w. G. Welles. young attorney ut
law, and who had been delegated to col
lect delinquent city taxes. has been found
to be short in his accounts. The amount
Is not vet definitely known, but so far it
foots up over 81, 600. Welles was not re-
auired to give bond and it is doubtful If
the amount can he recovered. Welles left
here some days ago and his whereabouts Is
not known.
Richard Berndt, who shot Jacob Shaner
last week. was to-day admitted 10 bail in
the sum of 81 200.
A DESPERATE HoRsE-THrEF.
Sheriff o. II. Price. of Franklin county,
passed through the city last night, having in
charge John Stump (colored), charged
brother. Stump was captured IN Giles
county, and is said to be desperate cha
racter.
A RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Yesterday afternoon twO-horse team
belonging 10 James Watts, living near
Atwood, Amherst county, became un-
manageable near Madison while en- route to
this city and ran off. William Barnes, an
old gentleman from the same neighborhood,
was riding horseback Just ahead of the runa-
way team and before be could get out Of the
way he was knocked from his horse into
the road, the wagon passing over his body.
Both his arms, hands, and legs were badly
bruised, and it is thought he is injured in
ternally. The driver of the team was
thrown out and severely bruised. At last
accounts Mr.. Barnes was in dangerous
condition.
TOBACCO SALES.
The amount Of leaf tobacco sold on this
market this week was 71s.50O. Prices con-
tlnue very good.
II is stated that the City Council at its
next monthly meeting will reduce city
taxes from SLIGO to 1880 per 800.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
No Answer Wanted.

A Congressman. or rather ex-congress-
man, asks US the following question:
PETERSBURG, Va, February g. 1891.
To ne Editor of the Dispatch:
Sir.-How many more yards of calico will
twenty bushels of peanuts buy with the
free coinage of silver than they will buy
with the currency as it Is at PRESENT.
Respectfully, CITIZEN.
"Citizen " thinks that he has asked US
an unanswerable question, and therefore
neither expects nor desires US TO answer it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08

young oysters TO supply tho Baltimore
market.
When Governor McKMSEY comes to
communicate with the Legislature on this
subject 1t viii be found that he has IN
formed himself with great thoroughness,
and bis recommendation will carry weight
with them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Shrinking with Clean Water.

To The Editor of he Dispatch:
Whereabouts in the Bible will find the
expression sprinkling with clean water to
cleanse from SINS" &C.? READER.
InEzekiel, chapter xxxyi, verse 25, is said (:
"Then will | sprinkle clean water upon
Won and We shall be clean from oil your
filthiness, and from all your idols will
cleanse YOU"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
AN OTTER CAPTURED.
Mr.. Ciodfelier Dead--Mili on Fire.
faractat taia0rano N tina Disnafrhl

SALISBURY, n, c., February MIR, ]. A..
Clodfeller, and old and prominent citizen
of this CITY, died last night.
The waste-room of the Salisbury Cotton
Mill caught fire at midnight last night.
The factory hose was turned on and the
fire stopped. The damage will not amount
10 more than $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Yon can ralr noon h that thi, O.. :,

You can rely upon il that this ca, ',
arrive in time. Don't fall into The sr,
Of supposing, however, that one car y
hold our spring stock. II will nks
whole train Of cars to do it, and VIZ,
the stock is finally displayed uroa II,
counters, the showing will be ha1do,.
enough to make q bright page 10 q.
history of the clothing trade All q,
arrangements ere completed, and A. "a
know what 70 expect we are in apo..
ton TO tell you that some agreeable 81.
prises are in store for our patrons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08

The Boston Cotrdnt, the organ of the
colored element of Boston, urges that q
negro be appointed to succeed Sec
rotary WINDOW. 1t is due, the CODrdnt ar
CUES, from the Republican party to the
colored race that such recognition of its
faithful service should be given.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Yes. We Certainly Are.

VII N''1'-1"s
Richmond is in earnest about carrying
the remains of ex-President Jefferson
Davis to that city. An imposing monu-
ment will be put over them In case the re-
moval is effected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08

cannot claim 20 be haIf-breeds even. They
number about eighty or ninety. Inc
Eastern Cherokees in North Carolina num-
Der ASS. and there are 2si other Indians
In that State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
rhs pula.l.i Roll,nr-Mlll.

Especial telegram to tbs Dispstch.l
PULASKI, Va, February THE contract
was let to-day for the necessary buildings
for very large rolling-mill here. The
Pulaski Land Company has donated eight
acres for the works. The work Will 90
pushed. The mill viii employ 800 men.
The capital is $20o, 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
EDITOR BONITZ DEAD.
ALAw THAT GIVES SATISFACTION.
Who Can Beat Miss Aggie PA Rare Prize
for Some Young Man.

VINO IAN neat MISS Asxio IN Ah"ic - thu
for Some Young Man.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.I
WELDON, N. c., February THE new
law prohibiting preferences in assign
ments gives entire satisfaction here.
Hereafter all creditors will share alike, and
the law regulating the same is Just and
equitable.
Miss Agnes Melee, a young lady of this
town, shot and killed wild duck near her
mothers residence q day or so ago. Miss
Aggie used a double-barrel shotgun and
shot straight from the shoulder. She Is
still in her teens, but she can harness a
horse, drive one OF two in hand, break the
widest colt under saddle. entertain the
most refined in the drawing-room, and Is a
young lady of rare accomplishments.
AN OTTER CAPTURED.
Captain I. n. White, who is somewhat Of
celebrated trapper here, captured an
otter this week, the skin of which mea-
sured over five feet in length.
The rain continues to fall aud the streets
are in deplorable condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
WILMINGTON AND SOUTHERN R. R.
Extension of the Atlantic and North Caro-
lima Asked For-Death of Editor Bonitz.
runac,at tatsOrano N TIA Dlapatch1

RALEIGH, n. c.. February THE Legis-
lature to-day passed bill incorporating
the Wilmington and Southern railway,
which is to extend from Wilmington to
Southport.
The directors Of the Atlantic and North
Carolina railroad. which extends from
Morehead City TO Goldsboro'. to-day made
formal application to the Legislature TO 80
amend their charter as TO allow an extern
sion westward from Goldsboro'.
A resolution has been adopted raising a
special committee to look into all matters
connected with the Petersburg and the
Wilmington and Weldon railways and as
certain whether the latter road does not
owe the State back taxes amounting to
some $4,000.
EDITOR BoSITZ DEAD.
Great regret was expressed here to-day
ut the news of the death Of julius Bonitz,
editor and owner Of the Wilmington Mes
senger, who was one of the best-known and
most valued men in the State. He was a
director of the Eastern Insane Asylum.
and past grand chancellor of the Knights
of Pythias. Grand Chancellor w. l..
Cook. of that order, left here to-day for
Wilmington. to attend the funeral
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
keen the Middle Course.

Edith. And would you marry Tor
Mabel Would you marry without "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
DRUMMER OWEN SUICIDES.
which Caused the Negroes Death 7-Ani-
mails Bitten by Mad-Dog.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond DispatcnJ
SCOTLAND Mex. N. c., February IA
drummer named Owen. living near Ply
mouth, committed suicide In that pisccs
Wednesday morning by shooting himself
through the head with pistol lie was
called from his bed. where he was with MS
clothes on. He was told 10 get up at once,
in order to catch the boat that was soonto
leave. When the servant went down pis-
tol-shot was heard in the room, and owen
was found dead. He had been rather de-
mented some time before.
SERIOUS QUESTION.
Some weeks ago colored man IN NASH
county shot another colored man named
Day. The wounded man was taken home
and soon after his wife gave hum concen-
trated I've. and the man died. Both the
man who die the shooting and the woman
who gave her husband the I've are IN laii,
and ii is question rs to what caused MS
death, the shooting or the poisoning.
A mad-dog bit seven cows and severa,
geese in Edgecombe county. The cows ana
the geese were killed, and the value OF the
COWS was $3.50 and OF the geese $40.
DOCTORS Differ.
There Is difference Of opinion here as 10
the effect of the reduction of the legal
rate of interest from 5 to per cent. some
say it will drive capital back that would
otherwise seek investment in the State,
while Others say that it will take money
from farm mortgages and putt into manu-
featuring industries.
The directors of the Scotland Neck Knit,
ting-AIills held meeting yesterday and
found the condition Of the company sati5-
factory.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. G.. w. Bryan and wife, of this place,
have been on visit TO Richmond this
week.
Captain A. White, perhaps the Oldest
man of the town, is quite sick. BE has
been connected with the interest OF the
town from its first growth, twenty-five
years ago, and has served as mayor Tor
many years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Marriage of Cousins.
CEASE CIrY, Va, January 81, IS

CEASE CIrY, Va, January 81, 1891.
To The Editor of the Dispatch:
In an editorial in your issue of yester-
dav you commented on an article in the
Educational Journal Of Virginia entitled
Don't Marry Your Cousin" wish you
had republished the entire article.
What do you think of the statute law Of
Virginia herewith given, which has been
in force within the memory Of numbers OF
people now liying2 What could have
caused the passage Of such a iawl When
was it repealed2 T.D.J.
ACTS OF VIRGINIA 1S26'N.
CHAPTER l6l.--As ACT TO ALTER AND AMEND
THE ACT, ENTITLED: IAN ACT TO REDUCE
ISTo ONE THE SEVERAL Acrs 70 REGULATE
THE SoLEANrzATIos or MARRIAGES., PRo-
HIBITING SUCH As ARE lScEsrUoUs OR
OrHERwIsE UNLAWFUL; TO PREVENT FoRcI-
BILE AND STOLEN MARRIAGES, AND FOR THE
PUNISHMENT OF THE CRIME OF BIcAMY."
Passed March 2. 1917
/. Be il enacted By he General Assembly.
That hereafter if q man shall marry his de-
ceased wife's sister, he shall DO deemed
guilty of misdemeanor, to be prosecuted
rior court Of law, for the county IN which
he shall reside, and on conviction thereof.
the parties shall be punished by such fine
or Imprisonment, or both, as the Jury EN-
panelled to try such offence may deter
mine, any law, usage or custom, to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. -,
2. All acts and parts of acts coming with
in the purview of this act shall be, and the
same are, hereby repealed.
8. This act shall commence and DO IN
force from the passage thereof
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08

The Queen OF Italy wore Q costume Of
opening Of the Italian Parliament. which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
nonsss, nuLEs cows, sc

L,OR SALE, A GRAY NAE ~
II nine ysars old gsrfecly soe ss, A b. Is,
about the ely sor nvs years seld ,% .assl
Price sfoQ Apply VI No. 81 cast pf's~
10 ,Su, Ia. Th&Su,t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Passed March 2. 1917
A Human Fiead.
New York Weekly.

New Yorker: Hello, BroadbrimI Buy.
ing copy Of Ward McAllister's book. I
see.
Rich Philadelphia: Yes. / am going 70
seal il In the cornerstone Of new build
ing / intend to erect. 1t viii DO found
there by our descendants couple Of hun
bred years from now.
But what's your object?"
II hate New York"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08

The grounding himself would not have
ventured out yesterday without gum
coat and overshoes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
THE BRADsTREET COMPANi'
i CHARLES n. CLARKE, rsssiDs'N
BRApsrRHgrs RICHMOND vrs''
no. ilQ9 EAST MAIN cthAhh
TsIspbone No 80
x.H. WHIrTr. superln,saa'HI

rhs Richmond ONCE has more man s ss...sS
vita me RAPID efowsh u No eisJ AZ I, orsap
msnt Of The tsrritory r1passsy - .sc,los al -
sdyss ssSss q sysssm he sresriosiy ne slss.
h rScorniso IN every rads cseue =. M, rsrsi
~ vort6 Isss q Z IN especial sense ps,s =
- easrt ne tnseSsss II iks leeel faa 49, ssa,S
49, = =: s.: s - s'i Z; sss;s 's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
OVER THE LINE.

The directors and other prominent gen.
tlemen went out over the road on O special
train to-day. and returned expressing
themselves as being highly pleased with
the road, which promises to be q great
feeder toward building up the South: The
be pushed forward rapidly oil along the
line.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company are arranging to put down Bel:
gian blocks around the passenger depot OF
Winston TO the delight of every citizen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
THE ROANOKE AND SOUTHERN r. r.
Tho Contract Awarded for the Last Divi
sion to Roanoke, Wa.
Especial telegram 10 the Dispstch.l

WINSTON. n. c.. February THE di-
rectors of the Virginia and North Carolina
Construction Company of the Roanoke and
Southern railroad. consisting OF Colonel +.
II. Fries, president, Salem; Cursor Hoff-
man, George jenkins, John McHenry,
General John Gil, Baltimore; Colonel IL.
L. Greer, Rocky Mount, Va, and Others.
met here to-day and awarded the contract
for building the last division Of the road
from Winston to Roanoke TO Messrs. Al.
len, Davis, Mosely & Co. The contract
calls for the construction Of the road from
Wadesboro'. Franklin county, to Roanoke
county, Va. The line is TO be completed
by August list.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Had 1t Right.
A wood-Be wit.

Skinner, Are you boarding at Mars
BONN: Well. I'm what you might can
anantlinal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Non-CommittaL
New York Herald.

He.
What would you do, love,
IL should leave your
say, would 1. grlevo you
To say farewell.
Would you be true, love Z,
Tho broken-hearted.
We two were parted
Whatser befelif
SHE
Oh. ask me not,
What would do. love,
II TO you, love,
should say farewell.
Until know, dear,
just where you'd so, dear,
Row can telif
Had IL Right.
Judge.
In lottery Office;
MAY have No. 552"
why do you wish that number?"
Because my uncle appeared to me in q
dream last night with the figure on each
cheek
The dealer casts an eye over the num-
beers be has left and says;
- Was his mouth openf"
wide OPEN"
Then here you are,n and he handed the
unfortunate dreamer No. 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-08
Florida is full of tourists and invalids.

New England papers are filled with &C
counts of ice carnivals.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-22
Highest of all in Leavening PoweLates u 3 Govt Report
R|EhI:IL B Bs,s;ds7.
ABSOLUTELY PURE

national irrisprufencs L Is tiis:Wh hen aa officer
or srleciaI tribunal Is expressly empowered 70
receive aud examine proofs. ana decl1e any
question Of fact necessary 20 oe determined IN
the course OF admi uistrsIIu1 o. the governments
or execution Of the laws. and no power OF
statute. the finding Of tGcrs made 0y such ofae-r
Or special tribunal pursuant % such authority
i conclusive upon the parties sIeciel anu upon
the courts. unless u can De lUFeac4e1 IoE
fraud. Upon this prime! pie the cour.s are PIE
cluded from reopen az q ease once passed upon
rs such Al authorized officer or sreclai trlbuIlal
f5- the mere purpose OF inQUiriDg whether or
sufficient evidence johnson vs. I0WsIey, Is
Val. -. See v Smelling COMPANY, 10 L =,
Isl BALDWIN -. STARK, lB1 L. =, 100
For TIE reasons above given conclude: Fist
THAI the defendant i not, in fact, one OF the
c.s.-s 81 persons n1t lawfully entitled u remain
II tae United states. Second, that having been
permitted by collector OF customs 20 land.
states, without fraud on his part, the
defendant cannot be lawfully sent
cut OF TIE United States because
OF s u4c.e error OF a collector in not exacJjHg
legal evidence 81 tbe facts as to has identity and
the nature o. his business. Ia my opinion the
iaE does not authorize, but forb,ss the exeeu-
ton III the warrant issued by the commissioner
u tnls cas-. II IS the Judgment OF This court,
II -eiuT-. that the order and judgment OF the
commissioner he reversed.
TIE uIte1 states attorney having signifed Il
desire In have ny decision reviewed by the
court OF appeals Tor this Clfcuit, l will not dis
charge the defendant, but VIII admit him 20
bail, upon u TeeOgl. Z8lce WIKI suTctles cOnGl-
TONED for his appearance at the next term OF
OF this case alter the daelSion OF the appellate
caurt
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-22

making twotrip. day, leaving here az $50 in
ne morning and 6:9g in the evening. The
fiyer viii leave al 10 and II % n the fore
noon and s:I5 in the afternoon
weather forecast Tor Oregon and Washington:
F2Ift except scattering rains Washington and
northwestern Oregon stationary ten peTature
IA eesiern portion; cooler a. Wal.a WsllA.
It vas reported yesterday that the tug J. E.
13Jdcn sunk OF Point EyaZs. near Olympia,
Saturday night None OF the details could be
learned. bat Captain Jeuson. one OF the owners,
las gone 10 the scene Of The accident
The w0rE o. raising tile tug Virgil Price is
progressing a portion 81 the bow, which was
hanging b. few spilnters, was broken loose,
and Eoatcd around 90 the surface OF the water
he Wo-k j. being done Dy means OF two sc0ws
ug5ed With four large levers sad cables
a heavy storm was reported IN the lower
Sound sunday afternoon and evening CAPTAIN
OBrieH, Of tGe Premier, said Il was the worst
ne had experienced in 4 long time coming
through tie straits. The crew on the Waseo.
which came ia from Whatcom. also reported q
heavy wind and rough sea. All the smaller
boats coming in caught more or less OF the
effects % lhe storm Tae wster broke over the
Tow Of The ". T. Manroe 50 Is to carry OF a bale
oI hay
steamer Clara Brown had Bixty-Hve tons of
ife.snf o1L scr Olympia yesterday This il the
fta1it ~ hfr reduction IN rates The Mabel
hFcfsslt 20 some saiiaoa from -nohomlsn river:
the ". >. AuHr5e brought IN thtrtr-tlya tons Of
nay AID cats and !si. EI:n eighteen tons Of gen
cfai i's-ghs 1or ~kag.t river points. the Wasco
h21 hiteeH teas = potatoes in Ga the " hatcorn
Eoa-e' TIE Angeles brought IN ten tons Of pota-
toes iroia lori angeles and Duugeuess and took
cut twenty-five .o.s Of general freight. and the
buckeye tooE ous twelve tons Tor Richmond
Beach and EGIaoaGs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-22
BR ENITIES.

At Providence hospital yesterday two patients
were received AMI five discharged.
Superintendent Tremaine, OF Grace hospital,
is making great preparations for Christmas.
Oae final homestead ana one cash entry were
filed in the local United States land Office yes
tcrlay.
Engine No. l was out OF service for a short
time yesterday afternoon while few minor re-
pairs were being made.
Detective Phillips arrested Frank Roach last
night "a charge ci petty larceny lie is &C
cusgd Of stealing = bottle of Florida water
The Young Mems Institute and the Young
Womens Institute viii unite and give an enter
taiument next Monday night AZ Red Mems hall
O. Henry was arrested Yesterday on suspicion
OF being petty larceny thief He was found
in the possession OF an overcoat that belonged
TO another
Tie Madison street cable line will runs cars
on Thursday evening until l:30 20 accommodate
the attendants at midnight mass who live in
distant parts OF the city.
The sunday school OF the First Christian
church on Seneca street will render the Mother
Goose" cautata aud santa Clause wiz respond
with his pack Wednesday evening at : O'Clock
The widow Of sSirgii 3. Duvall the LAWYER,
who died about July Is from complication of
diseases, Is reported by Health officer Sparkling
10 be IL destitute circumstances al - Weller
street
Licenses to wed were issued Yesterday 70
Jens CfertaI snd Theresa Anderson, Of Bal
LARD: " & Bring.e, OF seattle. and Jennie g.
Iciden. 81 Denver, Col; Andrew Carlson and
Elizabeth Gibson, OF Seattle
Health Officer George Il. T. Spariing was
cal ed "a No, IL West Pike street yesterday to
psescr.ae Tor family n poor circumstances.
Tie found Mrs Mary KAN ami her two chill
deen. Toy and girl oo;h under 10 years, sick
wlih tie la grippe.
Thomas EoHley, the Gilman ssoon- keerer,
Who IS charged with sgducug Maggie Benson,
was aTraSaed iur hearing yesterday before JUS
tee Noa Iutel. He waived examination. and
the case was sent ~ the superior court for trial
Eowley gave bonds IN the sam o. $50.
The secret 81 ". Il. Wilson's trip East was
made E.a n yesterday when lie returned with :
bride. Nj Wilson WAS married ~ Washington
tl;y on Thanksgiving efe 20 Mss Catherine.
Billings. daughter oi pr. Billings. OF trear,--
town, Nj. lie Is now receiving hearty consrat-
uiat,ous tVnu hl, many Seattle friends.
Tho many 51.eads af Mrs. Charles p. Csve,t
nae EvauEe .ag L. Carter. OF Seattle Wi. regret
10 .eara OF aer death, wllch occurred IN CovIug-
J.a. Ky. GA the lttH inst Her parents. Mr.. aud
MI. Thomas l. Carter. with surviving sisters.
have ;ac profound syura.ay of il host of Puee;
sound friends lu ;..sr -~4-s oA> a.alrtigu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-22
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXHIBIT -
Principals Meeting to Get the Work in
Good shane.

meeting Of the principals of the variq6s city
schools was held yesterday afternoon lat the
Office OF Superintendent Barnard. The object
was 20 get matters N good shape for the exhibit
10 be made at the Faiyhayen meeting ofthe State
Teachers Association.
Much OF the work Of the pupils brought into
the Office was not IN shape and Considerable
time was occupied in getting the ereaemass OF
matter into systematic arrangement
The exhibit Will be made up OF the bAst ex-
animation papers from Ill the grades. of sseci-
mems OF drawing, OF paper work, of model!lnx,
Of map worA, and in short everything viii be
exhibited that viii show the progress. WOrk anu
development oi the seattle public schools. No
grade in the city VIII Be unfepresented at the
exhibition.
on sunday night Superintendent Barnard
Principal ]. u. Atkinson, Mss small and Miss
Shulawav vii leave for Fairhayeu - make Ger
tam preliminary Arrangements for the seventy
i've or loo teachers that will go on M0aIay ~!
tae steamer ochume. Arrangements will prob
ably be consumuated for giving physical cal
lure drIll during the meeting OF the association