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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05
FROM WASHINGTON.

Especial Correspondence Of the Alexandria Gasette
WASHING roS. D. O.. March 5. 1890.
La view IF Gee Of the decisions of the Vice
President during the discussion OF the Force
bill in the Senate. some OF the democratic
Senators were at 67st not favorably disposed
toward Senator Rsnsom's resolution xee
terdey thanking Mr.. Morton for the nan
ner Ia which he had pree!ded over the de.
alterations Of the Senate. hu. they ell voted
for it.snd thus Recognized the wisdom of the
North Carol In Senator, for 1t Is we'll known
that Me-. Ransom is one Of the few demo
cratic Senator's with whom Mr.. Morton
talked on the subj set of the Force bill, and
/; is thought that but for euch talk there
would have been more OF such decisions
than the one referred to, and besides. If 90
such resolution had been offered, the bloody
shirt Senators would have sccus ID the silver
republicans, who be'ped tins democrats to
defeat tbas bill. OF being ,bs allies of men
who had deliberately snobhed the second
man in their party. Mr.. Ransom is not a
moutber, but for sound and practical
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05
YIRaIaIA ENWs.

.Chs Court CT Appeals met In Richmond
yesterday.
o. s. army officer WHO has been in
Lgnchhusg nearly week hunting white re-
crui;s fjr The srm2 failsd 10 get any.
Tbs RcsuApd Bar association haa usn-
imous'y in3assad Judge Luasf,rd L. Lnwls,
# she V;ig.9'a @, utt vi Appeals, fer Q. s.
indaesoip.
e yocas r,su nnmad Bseodar Hoiia1an
t;i=d 10 kili himse!t yesterday at the homs
OF his fataac, Joseph Eoilera2, In Lynch
burg by sdc:..ing himself with pistol rs
fred aavsFa: sacts, Que If which took ef9ot
IN bic breast, sDd will probably kill him. a
1--we af-ir is stated to have beer the cause
Of it.
Rsv Geo Z Ray, OF Richmond. has been
oDmias.cnnd By TIA Grscd Lodge cftheDs-
triot Of Coiumtis iss Grand Representative
nesr tta Gyapd Lodge c! Mssons OF Virginia,
end Wa. 3 McChssneg, OF Saaunton, has
beea commissioned by the Grand Ledge Of
Qlsbeo "a liz Grand Rep:e:eatative nesr
tao Grad L1dze Of V:rgiUis.
TIE entire crew OF the lonS-boat Hope"
~reckea ht Wash Woods iifs-aaving sta
tion, who were supposed to have been
drowned, arrived 81 Norfolk yesterday.
the terrible loss Of life reported on the
James river during 7; ursdsy nights atorm,
snd the w7ectsgs Of 4 numher of vessels. Is
beginning to be regarded as fake. M
particulars hsvh yet necn received.
Governor McKiurey has receivsd letter
from Hop. James G. Blaine, Secretary OF
State, apprising him OF nots from the
British minister inqniriag by direction OF
her mej ssty Queen Vlcto.is what were the
restrictions. ii any. imposed on the practice
of h3pnoiiam Ia the United Sia!es, and re-
qIes.iDg copes OF any lava In force in Viz.
gnis bearing ca ths su' ,ot. The Gov
esnor referred the letter to the attorney
general.
rs stated in the GAZETTE Mr.. f. Bnfo,d
Grymes, clark In the olhcs OF the Rich
mond city treasurer, and prominent soung
local politician, wss arrested yesterday on
charge OF emhf zz'enen'. TIE charges e'e
embe IL iog money paid into the treasurer's
Office by Qas-takers. The amount involved
is about s64 paid By four d tfsreDt persons.
The accused admits that the entry of these
amounts 10 tie auditors books are In his
handwriting, hut gives no explanation of
the matt r, The charges against him cause
universal surprise. aud his friends hope that
a satisfactory exclamation OF the see ming
irregularities may yet be found.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

-FOUR DAYS IN A WELL For some days
past the frisnds Of J.. NJ. Heifs, we'll to
do merchant of Ramer, Ala. have been
much worried and alarmed over his COB.
tinued and mysterious abaence, and after
various theories accounting for it had been
proven incorrect, considerable fears began
to be entertained that ne had met with foul
play. The gentleman left his home, which
Was situated mills or Two out of town, one
Monday morning for his place or business.
Upon ais failure 10 come home that nigaf,
and dawn ioding him still missing, his wife
sent to his Office, only to find that be had
never reached there the previous day. Hsr
friends quieted her alarm for day or two
bg saying that her husband hsd probably
been called Unexpectedly away 80, exsr
cising what patience she could, Mrs. Reife
waited until Thursday afternoon 10 hopes
o. bearing from him, when Impressed with
tae idea that some i'll had befeiien bDl. abe
hired number Of men TO search the Gun
try about for her husband.
Late Oh Friday afternoon be wss d;scoV-
cred by cts of The party lying with g broken
leg In al old we'll some distance off tbe
road. He was SO weakened by exposure
and hunger that 1t wee souia hours before he
could tell his story. which was that thuo-
der storm coming up SO ne walked 10 town
be turned aside to taks shslter il ruined
house near by, AMI Es he FASTENED ID 1t
crossed without seeing them the rotten
boards cove;il2..the well, Wlicb, giving way,
nrecipitated him to the bottom. Fortunate
IL the we'll was dry, save for 3 few inches OF
water, which kept him from suffering from
thirst. He. had quite despsiyed of rescue,
after, for tBo dsy and night, having ex-
hsuste1 himself in futile cries.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

BILLS THAT FAILED TO PAss.-Tae fol-
loving are among the neaeu7es of interest
that failed to pass during the last Congress
TIC erect Lighthouse ana fog signal st Mary
land Point, gu the Potomac; to regulate the
right of way in the channel Of the Chesa
peake bay for marking the lines OF battle
aud the position Of troops OF the Army ofthe
Potomac and the Amy of Northern Virgin
la at Autietam to de6oe the route Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company in
the District Of Columbia; for the essabiiph-
ment of a frst-order lighthouse at Hog l.
land for lighthouse at Pages Rock; to
provide for matchmaking the road from the
railr oadsio the National cemetery in Fred
erick5burg; TO eract suitable pos.office
building at Lsesbu-g; appropriaiing $50. 0c0
fo- improving the public road connecting
the Chain and Aqaed1et bridges aud run
ming 10 front Of Arlington cemetery to pro-
vide for the examination and survey for q
oree kwater to form harhor of safety ana
refuge in Lyonhsven eaV near Cape Henry 4;
to allow the Falls CaEscn and Potomac Raj
way Company to construct and operate a
railroad across the government land at AZ
lipgton; to authorize the Washington and
Western railroad 10 extend i's lines INFO
Washington 70 provide for the ial settle
mept of transportation accounts with the
Riehuond ana DtpviIle Railroad Companc.
and for the relief OF loyal oi;;Z.ns Of LOU
douD cCuGtT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05
AN INTERESTING EXPERIMENT SAYS 9

AN INTERESTING EXPERIMENT Says g
locomotive engineer II once had 80 inter.
estiug experience with qnick-sand. bly,
eneine ran of low bridge near River
Ben6, about 100 miles east OF Dsnvsr, aud
fell into small creek flied with qucksands
A wreckiug train came up Ia few hours,
tut the engine had entirely Gisn appeared
The railroad officials ordered it to bs :aised,
nut is c9uld not be found. We sonu;;e 1!
with rots TO depth of ovsr sixty fee, gu;
not trace did We discover of tue engine,
which had vanished "a completely az II it
had never existed. -Four yea'a afterwards
it Was found at depth Of over 100 feet and
was rsis. d We then sscer;ai1eG shet there
Sas scarcely bit of rust on II, the breaks
we're few. and after q tie tinkering was
pus upon the road again. Fhe sand had
Kept out the air and prevented the iron
from z 4 eng"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

A QUKBR FIND.-We had qai;o a su oii:s
at Fiery Run yeateIday. Come sen;!en,u
we're examioing the tunnel leading to tl9
copper vein and were moViog souie ii a
chunks OF ore, when they sGw wha[ they
supposed to be another piia Of tire sane
metal. but to their horroT snd snf?rl-e 4:
was two rattlesnakea cooled together. Tn~g
brought the ratters TO the tu'faeo. removed
their rsttles, 81 aod 81. built !irs aod rcea
the snak es craWled II es lively ca il u seq
June. But SO sonp eS they Gi-covered no
loss of their ,we!s they At cnce pu7g'd
I'M o the brush aeap, and oo;lsd up sn5 70
remained until bnrned 20 dea h. ljGrr0
ton TirQinian
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

WHAT CONGRESS DID.-Thsre gerc 10 6C6
BILLS and resolutions introduced In 10th
houses of the late Congress, nuu,bsr very
much larger than known 10 a3y previous
Congress. The number Of bills that became
iaws aggregated 2 1S6. Fourteen bills were
Vatoed. There were eighteen contest
eG-e'ec.ion ceses. The House sested
sight OF the republican contestants and de-
clsred the seat of ons democrat. Mr. Beck
inridee. cf Arkansas, vacant. Two c.s.s.
Goodrich vs. Bullock, from F,orids. and
McGinnis W. AID raun, from West Vircinis,
In which the committees roaomm sDdsd the
seating of the republican contestants. wers
not dispoet Of by the House, and the cleo
tone committee itself never aci'd on the
e IN ys. Paeiso Tenn, ssee case. the Senate
disposed OF i.s cole contested election csss by
Getting tue two republican Senator'S from
Mon,e1a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05
A Prehistoric Wall

NASHVILLE. Tenn, March 5-Near
Cleveland, Tenn, the work of 8 prehistoric
race has beea discovered in the shape of q
wall DOW uader ground. 1t is feet high
ana bas been t:sced 100 yards. The top
stouas have On ;bsir inside faces inscriptions
10 hleroglyphic characters which evidently
have meRuicg % be translated. The rock
is Of sandstone; mixed with iron. The ma
son work ia we'll doue and the wall evident
~ sntedasss the nuund builders.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

a FINE ORCHID SHow.-MaGi,oa sq..,.
Garden, New York. presented 20 4afc
appearance yesterday when the 6 an, u.I
orchid show opened. About $1,000 d 5,.
we're most artis!icsliy arranged, m=&isc1sa
amphitheatro resemble ierd.c.p-. VIZ
forest in the background Ia d,fpszi.
not more remarkable ior iJs vSaely,f,
for the arrangement OF he plants. Bed.
the wonderful display Of orchids, there s.s
curious trees. palms aud ferns. Tnert ara
floral rarities which 10 one but bjrsui.l
could fnd names for. The exaibi: lnelojzs
the best produces Of osny ~eI-krosn ~.
vate growers, who will comDete for pr,
ranging in ya'ue from $50 down tG $.j.
The exhibition will continue Until s4-sb
IL b, including Sunday, aud vii be sane
thiug OF u leDten social event.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05
lex A NpRIA. V "A
THURSDAY Evening, MARCH 5.
ssNAron.ELEcr Villas, who, when Pos

SENAToR-ELECT Villas, who, when Post
master Gelaral, 5sid that no e1-Confederete
holding minor position in his department
saould be promoted while he remained at
tne head of it, arrived in Washington just
before tbs adjournment Of Congress, aud cad,
IA newspaper interview, that all the demo-
Gratis If Wisconsin are for Cleveland. Sew
eral other people who held office under MIR.
Cleveland, alec turned up In Washington at
tue same time, and they too, testified puohelS
to.hs same effect about the democrats In their
respective States. The fact that they GIG
8, lust before the adjournment OF Congress,
50 that the dispensing members Thereon
could carry what they said to their homes
and repeat Il, s. to say the least, suspicious,
especially as they all said they had 10 bust
nsse in Washington. Well. no matter VIA
tina ez officials may say, If the mejotity OF
,hs next national democratic convention be
Ia favor of Mr.. Cleveland, he will be re-
nominated, a1d every good and true demo-
Graf will work for bis election. But II the
reverse obtain some body else will receive
the nomination and be elected in race course
rsriance, hands down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05
NEWS OF TER Day.

The Pope IS said 10 be depressed il spirits
and slowly dec iai0g in health.
The State Line Steamship Company, run
Ming vessels between Nev YORK enc G.ss-
Cow, has gone into liquidation.
1t is thought that most Of DelGware's lost
securities nay De 10 a safe Deposit compspy's
veuIis in Pniade!phis.
Emperor William st public Giuner yes
te,day expressed bis Indignation az the it,
suits offered bis mother in PAria.
By an explosion of gas in the Nottingha
co!liery OF the Lsbigh and Wi:kesbarre Coal
Company, at Plymouth, Pa yesterday, one
man was killed and Ave badly wounded.
Two young students for the Jewish minis
try at the Hebre1 Uaicn College, at Cia
cnnati, apparently with great dsiioeratloa
and GOODNESS, yesterday ended their aVes
With pistol shots fred by their cWn bancs
from the same weapon.
Senator Wade Hampton Was presented
with toSen by bis associates, and Senator
German was presented with hickory came
from Licking county, Ohio, at the close OF
the session OF Congress yesterday.
O1sen Victoria gave one OF the most sue
cessful receptions ever held in Buckingham
ter, Empress Frederick of Gsrmeuy, giving
additional interest to the stflir. Tue rece2-
ton was attended by many Americana.
TIE Baltimore Conferences of the Metht-
dist Episcopal Church began yesterday In
Hauilne Church, Washington, Bishop
Joyce presiding. Ths womsn question
came up unexpectedly and it was decided
to settle the matter By vote on Friday.
Private sdvices from Honolulu state that
sffairs are n critlcal condition, owing to
the determination Of Kalakaua's Cabinet moi
TO resign aud the deadlock In the Supreme
Court on The question of confirming the re-
cent appointments Of the Queen. "A NJ
rising is imminent.
TIE three members OF the Fsrmera' NJ
tua B=neti1 Association In the Illinois Leg
isature are indignant at the failure OF the
republicans to vote their full strength for Z.
J. S.ree;er, the Farmers Mutual BENEFIT As
ISOLATION candidate. upon whom il was
agreed by the managers to unite. Six re-
publicsns hold out for cx Governor Osies-
by. Tne democrats are solid for General
Palmer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

RIB HAYES, who by means Of fraud,
E "a Piokstoa sud w. E. Chandler, occu-
pied ths Waite Houae fo5 four years, made
public spaeca at Gen. Shermau's funeral,
10 which he said that though Sir Garnett
Wellesley thluka General Lee vas the great
EST general OF the civil war, he, Hayes,
thinks General Sherman was. Every body
wbo knows NJ. Hayes knows that he is Ill
qualified for military critic, but, even were
!; otherwise, Why he shouldn't stay In HE
oan house and avoid publicity is whes no
body can tell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

How ANIMALS DIs-Toat beasts and
bids GO aside from thsis comrsdes to suffer
the extreme trials Of death is pathesical
fact not generally kpoRa. Wosles come
sshcre Gben they fsel il SO tha. the waves
meg dash out the lie that is test sbbing
away-deibsrats Casa OF sGcijs you will
say. Sometimes, no Goutt, their friends de-
sert them The healthy ones feel that tbs
compsuionship OF 81 eufeeoed individual is
a possible sauecs CT d anger. o. my be
that the sigh. o; deal Is iutJ!erable 10 ,hen
Just AS 1t bias heen to many human races.
VIVA; evsr toe explanation. tbs fac. r. maine
that in tie animal word. as rule, orea-
bures go away MD de bg themselves; he
6s n .na o: ids .sutcr coa. nil Whst ;H.sat
% called snicide By leaving their oIu elk
rnspt for enc in which 'h'y cannot exist
st. Louis Republic.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

THE Senate of the late repu5lican Congress
p az no whit better in any respect, except
IS regards f 1t fights and obscene language
OF its floor than the House 1t en-
tered heartily Into the pilaging pen
siou, tariff and subsidy schemes. and
came withia en- ace Of making the
Force bill lew it refused to admit the
legally ana fairly elected democratic Sera-
tors from Montana, and gave their seats to
two republicans WHO we're not elected and
one OF its republican members has just &C
k1owledsed that provision was inserted
in the tariff bill Ia order to secure the re-
election Of euo.her ooe, and to obtain 70.
that Dill the vote of still another, who said
fhas unless the provision referred TO we're
io.ertsd, he would vote against it. No,
she whole republican ajority 10 Cen sress,
frcm the presiding officer of the Senate,
down to tns most insignificant member of
;he Rcusa, deserves the una:inted CEN
sure Of tee people ehoae treasury 1t has
robbed and whose taxes it has increased.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

SUCH HASTE was required during the
closing hou5s of Congress in order to avoid
the necessity Tor Cd extra session. that bust
nsss had to bs transacted in very hurried
manner. Ii would not be st all unnatural
therefore II errors should have occurred In
the engroasment of some of the bills. and
this discovery of such errors may be expect
ed il a short time. Oae grave one was de
tected yesterday just in time to have it cor-
rected,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

THE LOWER House of the Massachusetts
Legislature yesterday adopted consti-
tu:ionsl amendment abolishing the payment
of the poll tax as a prerequisite to voting.
Virginia abolished that tex years ago. But
Senator Hosr aud Representative Ladge Of
Massachusetts sey the ballot is free In that
State. but is not free in Virginia. But they
would just as eoon say one tbiog az another.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

NEvsR before Sas man left the chsir Of
the Speaker OF the U. S. House of Repre-
eentstiVss without the vote of single mem
Der o! the minority for the usual resolution
effsred on such occasions. II Mr.. Reeds
sensibilties wore not as numb as his effront
cry is monumental. the conspicuous Stub no
received yesterday you'll fankle In his heart
until his expi.iag breath.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

THE sEcTIoNALIsM and bad taete OF the
republican majority of the late o. 8. House
of representatives were oonspicuously ex-
hibited yesterday, when they sang John
Browns body lies Wondering in tbeGravs,"
end "Marchlng Through Georgia" in the
very ears OF the sons OF the men whom
Brown had murdered and who hsd fallen
before overwhelming numbers in gallant
efforts to obstruct the march referred to.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

mass OF WORMS. On returning frcm church
L-f,yst.e Ga man saw what seemed to'be two
small g.. .kes shout the tiz, offs ezd pencil and
eight to ten inche long They were barely NOV
j e. Ul,ljser examination, instead of sn ,be il
sos tcun3 to te n.asl q little measuring worms.
"a; .bon: three sxteeoths of al ZACH long. By
moviag In this msanef thy escaped the dns',
which would have boen fstsl sc tnem ;f they hsa
seosr.ted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

The indifference With which 20 many gsl-
pie regard coneh Or colo is truly MI
douable. These affections often lead to Coz
sumption, and should be checked IL tine bg
uss OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price .
cents bottle.
No NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gre needed 20 sell
Salvation Oh. Il is an honest article. O1y
25 cente.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

TIE WEALTH OF SOLOMON DR.. Ia
mage seems 10 have areerthed the psiyats
ledger of the late amented K;ng Soio;Goo.
Anyhow, he estimates the wealth Of Us.
mnch-merried eoverelgn to have hsfD
$3.50 100000 10 gold and Il OBS CO0,30 p
silver Chicago Herald.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

Mothers should take warning and sop
doslug thsir babies tn lsudarum while
teething. Dr.. Bull's Baby Syrup answers
the cams purpose and is known to bs per
fsctIy usrm ess. % cts.
L: is an sexual crime to 30 fer from ca'arrb
when gen Can tn, Cd Saul's Cstsrrh ca @
for 25 cents and get cured at ouce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05
DIED.

On March 4th. 1891. a. four o'clock a m Ms.
JOSEPH PADGETT, at her sons residence, II
south Pa rick street. .S- Funeral SATURDAY.
March 7th, ST 8 p m. Friends and ecqusintar ccs
invited.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

The German Emperor is g Vsr7 r. pid IA
er. When he de!!yets su address 10 81
Rsichstsg he speak ct the rate cf273 ayli.
bles minute.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05

Ez-Prasident e7eacd's portreit Is coon
20 b4 added TO the White House collection.
II is being painted by eastman Johnson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-03-05
MARRIED

In Washington, d. c., March 5th, 1891. Is
Rev Dr. Beckett. ETTIE STARKS, OF Alcx,i.
dria, Va to VIM. GARDNER, OF Pnilsdclphis,
Pa.-[Wash Post and Star please copy.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-05-29
THE THIRD PARTY.
what Will be Its Effect Oh N0rtl
Carolina Politics?

what Will be Hts Effect Oh North
Carolina Politics?
The following is copy of a circular
which is being sent to all the sub-alli-
ances by the secretary of the State alli-
ance:
"We fought glorious fight and
achieved great victory last year, but
the war is not oyer; the enemy to our
order is strengthening his strongholds
and entrenching himself in our territory,
1t behooves us to be more and more
vigilant, to drill, equip, and prepare our
selves for any attack upon our lines.
We ought not to sleep nor slumber until
every alliance man at least, and as many
outsiders as possible, are induced to read
and post themselves on all our demands,
State or national, and are thorougly
furnished for the coming impending con-
flict. On the 10th day Of May, in the
city of Cincinnati, in the state of Ohio,
a new political party was born. 1t is
now reality, fixed fact, and what the
effect of it is to be on this State and ma
tion remains to be seen. 1t is more and
more important that our order should
remain intact, should decide, and decide
intelligently, what things are essential
and having decided stand together fol-
our homes and our firesides."
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-05-29
AFFAIRS OF CONSEQUENCE



An additional $2,500,0O0 is to be
raised in Chicago by the Columbian cx-
position committee.
1t is rumored that an agreement or un!
derstanding in the Bering sea controversy
has been reached, and that it is in favor
of a close season.
Mrs. Lewis Mason gave reception
Wednesday in Brooklyn in honor of Mrs.
Jefferson Davis, Miss Winnie Davis and
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson.
The United States grand jury at Flor
ence, Ala, has returned forty-two indict
ments, twenty-seven of which are under
the Edmunds polygamy law. A number
of Mormons are indicted. Ten of the III
dicted Immediately got married ant
were let off with small fines.
A special committee of the Michigan
senate, investigating the Adrian Indus
trial home for girls, has found that girl
who are boisterous are compelled to sub
init to hyperdermic injections of som
unknown fluid. Girls have been locke
for twenty days and nights in dar
cell, with no furniture, on bread and We
ter. Gross carelessness and negligenC
lare also charged.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1891-05-29
AT wEAvERvILLE.
The commencement Exercises
at that College.

The commencement Exercises
at that College.
The following is the order of the com
mencement exercises of Weaverviile col
lege. Wcaverville, N. c.:
Baccalaureate sermon, Sunday, June
IA, at II O'Clock a. M, by Rev. c. w
Byrd, of Asheville.
Sermon before the Young Peoples so.
ciety of christian endcavor, Sunday June
ID. at 8 o'clock p. M, by Rev. ]. D. Ar.
mold, of Asheville.
Tuesday, June 16, at 10 o'clock a. M;
contest for Weaver defamation medal
$50 o'clock, p. M; contest for elocution
medal, 8 O'Clock p. M, concert.
Wednesday, June II, at 10 o'clock, a.
M, contest'for Reagan oratorical medal;
2 O'Clock p. m, literary address by Hon.
K. Elias; comforting degrees and deliver
ing medals.