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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11

clerk under Superintendent W. d. Ryder, is,.
yesterday for BirminghDm, Ala. 10 hocops
similhr position With Mr.. Ryder on the oeois,a
Paci1c Mr. Richard r. Morris has been ~
pointed chief clerk Richmond and Danfile u'-
vision. vico Mr.. Gentry
Mr.. L. u. jackson. chief engineer OF tne eh1 ,s1.
peake aud ohio railway, Is In the clV' h3
headquarters are 10 Cincinnati A..
Mr.. Oscar g. Murray traffic manager OF ~
Chosapsake Aad Ohio aud the Big -Four, nno al, ais
VIII. p. Walker, freight trafic manager "ei0
In the city Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11

she meri,ed. Her noble voice wns heard 20 It's
best advantage IN "Una voce POGO "a ana IN
tho duet from "Don Pasquaie." Tho remark-
able register Of her voice "a perhaps us mos.
distinguishing characteristic. though the tone 10
signor Mama. the baritone, - singer etser
the true Italian school His voice Is vibrant, re-
sonanL and comes clear and direct from tne
chest 10 sings with a rare quality OF e1.
preston, aud though his voice is heavy shows
great deIicecy OF tone In hts upper register.
Altogether. Mr. shaw may DO eongratuiatoa
upon tho complete success OF the concert
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
IN JUDGE WELLFoRD'S COURT.
verdict for the Defendant--A suit Com
nrnmised-Other Rnslness.


Nearly the whole of yesterdays session
of the CITY Circuit Court was taken mp IN
the trial Of the case Of Luther NJ. johnson
against the Richmond Union-Passenger hnilWay
Company. on tho l7th day Of October, loe0, MI
johnson was a passenger on one OF the electric
cars which had become disabled, ana the trap
doors Of the car were open, and Just as tho car
was running on tho switch leading 10 the Filth
street branch line hr. johnson fell through the
opening In the floor, landing on the motors IN
derueatn, and Was BADLY burned and shocked.
Suit WAS brought for 5000 damages. lhe jury
found for the defendant
The case Of William i. Pumphrey against
John l. Grubbs. which Is au action for 800
damages, growing out Of the loan OF certain
books, was called.
Mr. Allen Potts represented Mr. PumphreF and
Mr. Edgar Allan appeared for Mr.. GrubbA Mr.
Allan stated that Mr.. Grubbs had 70 leave the
city for Washington and asked postponement
which was granted.
In the cose Of Dillsrd Cooks administratrx
VS.. the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
In which a compromise bad been effected, ludg-
ment was entered In favor Of tho plalntin for
500. Cook, VINO was employed as lnbOrer on
hand-car, received injuries ON the 18th OF Oclo-
per 1880, resulting from collision between the
hand-car and a passenger train, which caused
his death not long thereafter.
John Loser was appointed a trustee OF the
First English Lutheran church vice j. j. Um-
lauL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
She Hanged herself and Baby.

FrRGUs FALLS, MINI. March 10.-Mrs.
o. G. Hanson, Of Pelican Rapids, hanged
herself and her one-year-old baby this af-
ternoon. She fastened string. on the
edge Of the door just above the hinge on
which she hanged the baby. She then
drove nail in the top of the Decreasing
and attached stout string, to which she
hanged herself. When found both bodies
we're hanging and life extinct. No cause
for the suicide is known.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
THREE CENTS PER COPY.


Tnirstsa 6.iil,on f,oo husdrsd dnd sso,s
nine Monsand fee hundysd and yty5y. fosr e. aps.
lnrs paid % .fo'iyAods de''s--svnslt Wen M IAe' IN
suTsnco Company for its patrons in lS20: ~
Nearly six millions Of It went 70 the nssrs .i,.
of IN men who died, end probably no money
came 20 them with 50 little trouplS s cn
their part. as these life-ipsurancc cieiins.
Ths New York Life has been IN business
iorsy.six vt . years and has meny old policies e.
on rs books. yet the average return On
policies maturing by death Is something nj g
over two and half dollars tor one. ,..ns. aua.
is equal TO 8 per cent per apnum upvn
money invested In equal annual fnstss-
ments during a period Of twenty years.
Tho Tontine Policies Of this company
which are now maturing, show good in-
vcstment results TO the living, IN cenLcc-
ton with the insurance protssc'sent s.atssnarf
printed in another column, viii repay
careful perueai
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
THE PHILHARMONIC CONCERT.
The Third and Most Successful Of the
Series Given Last Night.

The third concert of the Philharmonic
series occurred last night at the Academy
OF Music.
IL was. In many respects. the most charming
OF tbe throe. fossibly the programme nai
something to do with this result for it Included
no work spoyo the comprehension oil an average
audience.
The first number was the familiar "WilliAm
Tel overture, which Was rendered win muen
spirit and was perhaps, the beet orchestral
work. osner works performed we're huein-
s;ein ball coz ume, O ballet movement rom
Deiibes opera. "Nails,n aud delighrais span
ish waltz composed by Mr.. George voeiker'ofta tais
city.
The playing cf the orchestra was pleasant Z
surprke, so greatly have the men improved
since last they were heard together. Ihcif
ceords are full. stroug, and resonsnts and tnei
phrastng u sometimes dsiIciouk
Mia ksxie bscca received An eyssios, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
Rsse In the River.

Owing TO the constant rains during the
mast few weeks the river was considerably swo-
len Yesterday, being between three or four feet
above h,gh-Water marx. Al midnight, b woyer,
Il was reported 10 be falling.
The "Jeoms" at Columbia was fourteen
above common tide yesterday, but commenced
falling in the afternoon. At Scottsvlo it reached
eleven feet, and OF Lynchburg eight and hat
feet. but at both OF these places the water was
recedinR last night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
HE KANSAS LEGISLATURE.
Its Work n Distinct Disappointment to
the Farmers Alliance.
Ipr nr-ar - Tho nia-n.rhH


TOPEKA. KAN, March 1O.-The State Ie-
gislature at noon today closed
tion Of general legislative measures and
from now TO adjournment will consider
nothing but appropriation bills. The work
Of the Legislature has been distinct dis
appointment to the Farmers Alliance.
These bills are among the most import
ant of those which became laws: Extend
ING 10 two years the limit of time in which
judgment can be executed in real estate
foreclosures; providing for experiments III
the determination of chinch-bugs; pro-
hibiting alien ownership of lands, and for
the confscation Of such lands if not dis
posed of by the owner within two years.
Three Investigations are in progress, one
into the Cofeyville dynamite plot, one
into the acts of the State House commits
sioners. and one for the impeachment Of
Judge Boykin. of the Sixth judicial DIS
trict. These Investigations will cost the
State ultimately about $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
How Are the Felkse

"ob, they're all WE'LL except mother: she's
about the same" Poor mother, worn out-py
household cares, exposure, and overnorh no
wonder she gives up at last and takes 70 her bed
But on how much trighter tho FAMILY ureside
would be II mothers chair was not vacant Inc
doctors don't seem 70 be doing het any gooo.
she saws their medicines don't seem to go 70 the
spot. She feels 50 weak and longs for tsronsth.
son! give me Strength" ehc murmurS Wby
not give her the remedy her system crsveeI Ter
starying for lust such Ingredients as arc contain
ed In b. u. R. botanic Blood Balml Then Try .
bottle OF this excellent remedy. 10 Is truly wo-
mans best friend. IL quickly relieves pain ana
restores health, strength. and funcuonai rcsu'
larity. ~
James w. Lancaster, navkinsyille, Ga.
writes: "My wife was IN bad health Tor oignt
year, Five doctors and ~ many more dinefent
patent medicines hal done her no good eix
bottles OF b. Is. b. has cured herr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
THE PAYMENT OF DEBTS.
A Bill in the Pennsylvania Senate Touch
ing Legal Tender.
fBy telegraph 20 the Dispatch.l

HARR1sBrRG. Pa. March 10.-The Judi
,,arv Committee ofsthe State.Senate has
Tenorted fsvorably the following bll,
which passed its FIRST reading last nlsnt
-nf dsbts contracted to be paid in money or
I,iiiop. Re il enacted etc, That from and
oftar the passage OF this act al obligations
of debt contracted 10 be paid in money or
bnIlion shall be payable-sll stipulatioons
10 the contrary notwitbstanding-in either
tbe potes silver or gold coin authorized by
the Congress Of the United States as Legal
tender. to.,, ponnb-
The measure is favored by both hePuhU- 10
icans and Democrats ana IL Is uIseI ~
1nannfaofurers and by men IN active busl-
ness ,,,,, pursuits. and especially the Grangers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
MANY REVEALS IN PROGRESS.
Large Congregations Attend and Much
| Interest Manifested In Them.

Large Congregations Attend and Much
Interest Manifested In Them.
A largely increased congregation met at
the Second Baptist church last night. IL
was the third meeting in the series OF
special services now going ON. Rev. }. II har-
riFOn preached with great power on the text
"lf any man servo Me him will NV father
honor" A number expressed desire TO Decome
Christians, and three persons came forward and
gave their hand Ia token OF their acceptance OF
salvation through Jesus Christ.
THE FELIX BROTHERS.
Rev. DR.. William II. Folk, Of Lexington. ny,
arrived ia the city yesterday. and pfeeched ms
0rst sermon at Leigh-Street Baptist church last
night He delivered fine sermon ana hsd
large congregation TO hear him.
Or. J. ;. Felix preached 20 ON immense as
semblage last night at the Grace-Streot Baptist
Tabernacle. His text was Be sure your rins
VIII Find You OUT and the sermon was very
fine ono. There were several conversions ana
many persons asked for prayer
THE PREsBYTERIANs.
Tho meetings at the Grace-Sueet Presbyterian
church are growing steadily IN interest. \ large
number Of faithful Christians attended the
MONDAY PRAYER r-meeine yesterday And az
night the large church was nlled WIN very Sc
rlous, thoughtful congreg ton. The seriousness
deepene1 as Dr. Hoge advanced In MS pro
foundly thoughtful nnd solemn sermon upon the
forbearsnce Of God aud the presumption OF the
sinner.
Indications point to the presence and power
OF the Holy Ghost in these services
cLAY-sTREET METHODIST.
The revival services which have been in pro-
gress ct Clay.Street Methodist church for some
weeks past win be continued this week and pos
sibly longer. Some seYenty-hye persons nave
begun the Christian life during this series OF
meetings and the interest still continues. Inc
eeryices OF this week will be in charge OF the
pastor, Rev. W. II. Anvil.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
Good Templar Entertainments.

The Good Templars had a large gathering
last night si Central Hall, where an excellent
programme OF exercises was presented. After
some good music hr. II. G. Glenn In IN oppro-
pirate speech introduced ~ the speaker OF tho
evening Mr. Z. NJ. Stratton. who delivered very
cbast0 and elegant address, dwelling with earn
estness upor the duties of Good Templarism.
There we're n number Of songs and rectations
and auction by District Chief Templar j. b. bur-
roughs OF conteciloneries, 20 which the crowd did
a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
The German Newspaper

UHH oct1t.Ns fHE 5OVtus
will issue on Saturday next. lith, O special
edition OF their paper. ia the interest Of
immigration TO Virginia. Several thou
sand copies win tc mailed TO the northern
and western States and to Germany, Swift
zerland. Austria. &c. Those who may wish
to reach these people should send in their
advertisements by Thursday. 12th in
slant. TaE GgEsIlS NEWS COMPANY
or VIRGINIA,
Northwest corner Of Ninth and Main sts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
THE FAIRFIELD DEMOCRATS MEET.
Brookland and Lee Club Members Pres
ent-SfanY Candidates Speak.

Fairfield Democratic Club had rousing
meeting last night at their hall. near Har-
denis shop, Ia henrico county. The Fairfield
brass bsna, the members Of which belong 20 the
club, was in attendance and ennvened the
meeting with music not inferior 10 that Of pro-
fessionsls. The Hon. George D. Wise was OK
pectod 10 address the bly,, but for some
reason did not put In an appearance. which was
a great disappointment 30 many present
Thirteen new nombers were added 10 the roll
OF membership after the routine business had
been attended 70.
Candidates, OF whom there we're many upon
the door, were called upon and speeches were
made by Nessrs. W. IT, Bfauer. John Lindsey,
Jr, A. w. Patterson, s. b. CHM, simon Solomon,
Hugh L. Smith. and L. II. Kemp. ali OF whom
presented their own claims anu frankly said
they would be pleased 10 receive the suffrage OF
the county Democracy.
Mr.. Conway X. sands, who is candidate for
Com nonwealth's Attorney, was at home sick.
but his brother, Mr.. William II. Sands. repre-
sented him.
Mr.. Thomas Hicks, who was loudly called for
appeared and made a stirring speech, inter-
spersed with rich anecdotes bearing upon the
subject OF candidacy for ONCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
CLAIMS UNDER THE pIREcT-TAxAcT.
All Payments Will BE Made to the states
in Trust for Their Citizens.
BY telegraph to the Dlsps,cl

BY telegraph 20 tho DIspstch.
WASHINGTON, March 0.-Asslstant-Secre-
tary Eettleton notified claim agents and
others interested in claims under the di-
rect-tax act that all payments under that
act will be made to the States III trust for
citizens thereof. from whom they were col
lected. and theirslegal representatives, and
that CLAIM agents and Others will not be
allowed to examine tho direct-tax records
OF the department unless they are autho-
rized by the States to do so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
Freipht Train Deraileh.

A freight train, consisting of several
cars, was doralled yesterday afternoon at Penn
bert0n, a station on the Richmond aud Allogha-
nv road ABOUT forty-six miles from Richmond,
by a drnw-head being accidentally pulled out
Three OF the cars gerc knocked of the track, but
no ono was hurt, aud tho damage was very
slight In consequence OF tie accident the
regular $50 train from Clifton Forge was de-
layed about four hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
one Had Mashed Foot aad the other

The city ambulance was summoned yes.
terday at il:i0 A. II. 20 attend a c0lored man 81
the Richmond aud Allegheny depot. who bad
his foot injured by a barroi rolling upon II. AZ
tor receiving the necessary medical attention
the man was taken to hts home.
Another call was received at O'Clock +. N. 20
attend white man on fifth street between
Clay and Marshall. who was suffering IRON NJ
Relief was Administered, aud he was taken 10
his home, No. 702 north Fourth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
supremc Court OF Appeals.

McNeigh's executor against Howard.
Argued by 8. +. Beach, ESQ.,, for plaintiff in or
ror and George A. Mushbsck, ESQ.,, for Defend
ant In error ana submitted.
Richmond and DanYllle Railroad Company
against La Prat's administrators. Argued by
Charles II. Blackford Esq, for plaiutir in errsr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
gAD-LocKIN.THE ALBANY SENATE
Fsssstt tRepubIican) Attempts to Keep
Lt.-Gov. Jones from Naming Successor
by telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

ALBANY. NJ Y. March 1O.-The Senate
has been locked in It's chamber since. 2;3O
O'clock this afternoon, under call of the
Senate moved by Senator Fassett on ms
motion TO change the rules 50 as
10 nrevent Lieutenant-Govern Jones
from naming a presiding officer for
two days at time during the
Ijeutenant-G Governors absence. The last
named is Democrat. The majority
ia Republican and Senator Fassett is presi-
dent pro TEN of the body, and wants TO pre-
side when Jones is away. Otieers OF the
Senate are roaming over the state hnht-
inc three absent senators, who Would II
hare owe fhe Republicans their majority
~ Change the rules. The majority de-
clare no business shall be done until this
matter is disposed Of. At 1880 A. Nj. the
Senate Is still in session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
Chickens and Egrs.

"Send me a dollars worth Of Victory
Poultry Food at once. 1t ~ a great suc-
cess. II cures gapes and chicken choiere
entirely. | recommended IL 70 some OF
my neighbors and they say II is splendid.'
Mgs. L. G. WuAoS.
pnuplin's. Prins Ei,cd,,i county, Va.
All druggists and merchants at Is cents
or M Polk MILLER d Co.'S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
The Question of Gov. Beyd's Citizensh'p'
fBy telegraph to the Dispasch.l

TrxooIN. NEB., March l0.-Goyernor
pd1d tbis morning filed an answer IN the
1,,o mo- ,soy,qnto proceedings instituted III IN the
e. 5rveme Court by ex-governor Thayer.
T,,p e,,swer holds that Boyd Is citizen 70
IN ne Vents aa and purposes. even though his
satbny CO.. cannot produce his second natural;
izstion papers. Governor Thayers counsei
al once filed demurrer Tbn.s5oS 70 vne '"i
which will be argued next thursday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
SAD DEATHS IN AUGUSTA.
Two Popular and Highly-Connected
Yong People Drowned.
fPv taIegranh IN tho Dispatch1

AUGUSTA, GA, March 1O.-This after
noon Henry G. Lamar and Miss Louise
King Connolly were drowned while row.
ing in tho canal two miles above the city.
Tie boat was canght and capsized in the
swift current at the open food-gates near
the Shamrock mills. The bodies were re-
covered and prepared for burial. Both
were popular and highly connected young
people. Lamar was graduate of Prince
ton College of the class of 1886. q we'll
known athelete. and q man of noble quail
ties. Miss Connolly was granddaughter
of the late John p. King e1-United States
senator from Georgia, and q niece OF the
MarchiOness Of Anglesey.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
A MURDERER's PLAN MiscARRlE0.
He Was to Go Crazy, You Know, and
Then Escape, But
fBy telegraph TO tho Dispatch.l

LooANspoRT, ND, March 10.-Msrtin
Shafer, a convicted murderer, wrote let
ter to his wife which was intercepted by the
Sheriff, outlining plan to feign insanity,
go TO the asylum, and subsequently escape
through the aid of O relative employed
there. The letter was produced in court
when motion for new trial was made
Friday, and Shafer was Immediately SEN
fenced TO fifteen years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11

posros MASS, March io.-Dndiey, nan
!, bcslos, s.,aa'importers Imp and sugar -1ea!ers'
o. avs 90, 0s,pspended. Liabilities about a,o. Ss,yo,
yySs,,;s;ss yOy, % The Arm was the second largest
.aa 'hnnse Ia the United states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
Minister Swift No More.

WASHINGTON, March 10.-Secretary Blaine
tonight received cable message from
Toxic. Japan. announcing the death there
of United States Minister John 4. Swift at
7 O'Clock tonight. He died suddenly Of
haart dtsaaea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
ROWiN THE ARKANSAS HOUSE.
SpittOons and Inkstands Used as Missiles
Nobody Hurt-Apologies.
[By telegraph % DC Dispatch.l

LITTLE Rock, ARK, March 1O.-An up
roar was created in the House of Repre-
sentatives this afternoon by quarrel be-
tween Representatives Head Qndepen-
dent) and Mitchell Democrat), in which
the lie passed and then inkstands, spit
toons, and other moveables were used as
missiles. Nobody was hurt, but several
members besides the combGtants were
liberally bespattered with the contents of
the inkstands and spittoons.
RELEASED.
The belligeernts were placed under ar
rest, but offered apologies and were re-
leased. The question under discussion was
whether a matter of calling constltu-
tional convention should be submitted to
the vote of the people or decided by the
legislature. II was decided to submit it
70 the people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
TIE FAMILY OF GENERAL SHERMAN.
II Is wen Provided For-New York's sher-
man statue-Fund.
~ tolegreph 70 tho Dispatch

Nv,v yoRx. March 10.-The Sherman
c4otne- Fund Committee received a, letter
- o'dsy from pr. Sherman, son Of the late
gnI, family " We'll provided for. and asking them
20 Tescind their resolution that any " surPius ou
If ~ t5e fnnd should be given to the sner;
~ nan family. The committee reeclnded
,beir action. The statue fund now amounts
10 &24 235.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
Radical Nominations In Rhode Island.
fBy telegraph 70 the D.spstch.l

Providence. 4. l.. March le.-The Re
publican convention for the nomination
Of State officers met In Music Hall at II
O'Clock this morning and made the follow
ing nominations; For Governor. II. ".
Goif. Attorney-G General, Daniel II. Ballou;
secretary Of State, G.. II. Utter General
Treasurer, Samuel Clark. Of Lincoln.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
County Court.

The Henrico County Court was IN SOS:
sion for = short time yesterday. but no caees OF
public importance we're tried. Judge Isaac
Christian, OF Charles City. sat for Judge Minor
in a case Ia which the latter is Interested. The
grand fury meets to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
The Veteran Movement.

A meeting of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans was hold at tho hegimental Armory
last night for the purpose Of organizing milf
tary company 70 DO connected with the rogl-
mont OWING TO the sm sn attendance the meet
Ine adjourned, subject to the call OF the Chair
man, Mr.. I. L. Darlington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
Too D,s,rict Meeting To-Day.

This afternoon at 4:30 o'clock meeting
OF the residents Of the district ana OF the lot
owners will be held AT tho rooms Of the Bar As
sociatiOn, over the Merchants National Bank.
The plans of tho committee will be given for
improving tho streets, end Interesting ana IN
strIIctiye ideas will be advanced. lt Is hoped
TINT all who can will make It q point 10 be pres
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
Committee 90 Go 20 Washington.

A meeting Of the Bar Association was
held yesterday al 3 O'Clock and II was decided 10
appoint a committee Of fifteen TO visit Washing
ton and wait upon President Harrison for the
purpose Of urging the appointment OF Hon. l. l.
Lewis 10 the iudgeship OF the United states Cir
cu. Court Of Appeal for this district. The
President Of the association was authorized TO
annoint the cOmmlItee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
4 Handsome SchooI-Building Destroyed.
Rv teia1ranh 70 tho ltgpnfch.

WILMINGTON, N. c., March 10.-The
Union school-house. the finest public
school building in the city. was totally
burned this evening. Loss, ten to eleven
thousand dollars; covered by insurance.
The school had four hundred scholars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-11
The Governor Pardons Mary.

Governor Mckinney yesterday pardoned
Mary Spurlock, convicted in the Henrico
County Court of larceny and sentenced TO
jail for six months and to pay fine of Sl5.
Slp was pardoned upon the recommends
ton of the Judge. jury, and many promi-
nent citizens of tho county.