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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
A DvI03 10 MoTHERs

For ovsr any ysaFs MA wuDkoV1
NOTHING SYRUP be- been esd ~ uSssaeel
nonsss foe nsir chibdrss vhsls ssseniAS ~
you disturbed u sight spd uesssn q ~ ~
by slck child SUFFERING ard ssyine NJ ~ q
susssas sssshs n 20 send - oocs snd - peol1
a .nrA Wsaslows socshing syFups eue CO
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relieve the poor iissie suzsssr iunsdfaasly -
pssd upoa n nstAeS sAsre y - nisonDl
about Il n cares Dyssnsssy ssa passsaAo.
regulates ne stomach ed BovsaA sufss va
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end givss tone ana ensssy y ne vhoas syoeso'
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sseshins n pleasant 70 ~ tnsss ssd , ~ -
scripuen oe one Of the Oldest sad eess feu
physicians and nursss = the Unieed seeseA -
b for sals by I'll dTusGlso sAsoashOus os 49,
Pylos = cents bosslA Be sure ed 49,
.Naa wINsLowS SOOTHING sYRuI.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
APRETTY ESSEX WEDDING.
Mr.. II. c. Fox, of Arkansas, United to Miss
Lena NJ. Broaddus, of virginia.

Lena VI. BrOauuu3, OF vlrkfufds
Correspondents OF tho Riahmond Dispssch.l
MILLFR's, VA, January 8, 1891.
At Mt. Zion church Thursday morning
at $3.50 O'Clock quite large assemblage gath.
cred to witness the marriage ceremony of
Mr.. H. G. Fox, of Pine Bluff, Ark. formerly
of King and Queen county, Va. TO Miss
w. Broaddus, of Cherry Walk. Essex
county, Va.
The ceremony, short, solemn, and I'M
pressiye, was performed by Rev. DR.
Joseph Garlick, of King and Queen, the
old tutor of the bride, and at its close
many pressed around to express their good
wishes for the happy pair.
The music was well rendered by the ac-
complished musician, Miss Virginia Bragg,
of Farmville, Va, and the bridal pair were
ushered in by four gentlemen attend
ants, Messrs. Hoskins, Jones, Hutchinson,
and Ware. The bride, who was accom-
panied by two Of her brothers to the altar,
was stylishly attired in well-ftting tailor
made suit of seal-brown broadcloth, trim
med with fur, and never in the days of her
regal beauty did she look more queenly.
DECORATIONS AND CONGRATULATIONS.
The church was handsomely and taste
fully decorated with variety of ever
greens, among which the tropical magno-
Tia leaves were conspicuous. With showers
of rice coming in from all sides and many
a smothered "Guid-by an God be wi ye J"
waited from faithful hearts, the happy
young couple started of for an eight-mile
drive to "catch the boat" for Baltimore
and other northern cities, with quite a
procession of merry young people follow
ing in bugges determined to see them
useful and entwine in love the hearts OF
those around them. MIzPAH."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
Tho Lee Birthday BANQUET

The committee from Lee Camp having
charge of the banquet to be given on the
18th are receiving bids and will meet to.
night and close the matter. The proba-
bilities are that it will be held at the Regi-
mental Armory.
At present the programme for the cele-
bration embraces a parade of the military
civic societies, and school children, with O
speech at the monument grounds If 1t be
clear. II bad weather the exercises are
likely to be held in the hall of the House
of Delepates
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
From the Cierlk,s Record.

Justice Crutchfeld only held court about
thirty minutes yesterday. The docket was
short and of trifiing cases.
Elenora Cousins and James Twyman were
charged with stealing one lot Of chewing -tobac-
co, the property OF Charles c. Zehle. Tho owl
dence given was not sufficient 10 convict either
Of the prisoners. but thoy were each required "
give security for six months.
w. A. Turner was fined s. and costs for tres
passing on the promises Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway CompAny's shops and being dis
orderly and cursing n. M. Hawthorne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
Fuueral Services.

The funeral services OF Mrs. A. s. Richenback
took place from the Pine-Street Baptist church
yesterday afternoon and were quite largely at
tended. Deceased was the daughter OF Captain
She was q devoted Christian and beloved BY al
who knew her She leaves husband, mother,
and two sisters 70 mourn her death.
The funeral Of Mrs. Theresa Hartkep, who
died suddenly on Tuesday, Will take place IRON
81 Msry's Catholic church this morning at {
nf>
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
rravo,,,ng.,r,n,s Meeting Tonight.

Nearly every city in the country which
ton of commercial travellers. 1t is pro-
posed to organize one IN Richmond, and o
meeting with this end in view will be held
this evening at 8 O'Clock at Murphy's Hotel.
All commercial travellers in this city,
whether they represent Richmond houses
or those in other places, are expected TO
attend. This association will, If formed,
prove of great benefit to the travelling-men
as we'll as the jobbing trade of Richmond,
and it is earnestly desired that the meeting
shall be well attended.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
AN AppeAL roR Aln



The managers Of tho Female Humane
Association Of the city Of Richmond are
compelled to appeal again TOR aid 70 the
Rencrosity Of our citizens under the follow.
ing circumstances; The money lately fail-
loans in which their capital u invested
having been paid, il became necessary tore
invest 4, q los Of present revenue.
This 80 reduced their income thai Il was
impossible 20 make necessary repairs and
renewals II this trouble iew of or be,
nevolent oifi1ene raised The mouey Tor tnat
purpose, md Il NJ hoped thet ~ tns1itu-
tion had 1hAs bean 9et On ~ ~
But eGta1e law. lately p1oe( Eequ1yee
al public hgildinw 70 be pfo!lded v3e1
buiidins' IN kSSs "a O. 1lsnSS 4 a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

worst prisoners In the county jsiI there
who had rovolted and retused 20 enter
their cells from the corridor have been
starved into submission. AZ II O'CLOCK
yesterday morning twelve submitted and
At o'clock In the afternoon tho other
fifteen. hungry and cold. gave Ia: The
jeiler and his assistants, armed with Win
chesters. had been on duty In the mean
force nor bloodshed was needed. The
gang was headed by Bud Gordon In Tor
the murder of Deputy-Sherif Gordon. and
several of them would stop ct nothing TO
gain their freedom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

Mayor Ellyson yesterday afternoon
signea the otbnahce tSa teiTng .ne S Sem Dav,s d
Memorial Association as soon as new
school-house is built on the Grant pro-
perty, adjoining, which is to be purchased
for the sum of $4,000.
1t is expected that the "White House Of
the Confederacy" will be turned over to
the ladies this summer and that the Gen.
trail School will go into new quarters next
fal1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

that all of the money needed TO purchase
the three lots for the site OF the proposed
building has becn secured except aDou'
10000. -
This was very gratifying. and after talk
ing the matter over generally WORK W.
cut out looking to raising this amount;
1t Is thought that this can be ootaineo
without much difficulty.
The quarterly meeting Of the Chamber
will be held this afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
FOUR MORE DOCTORS.
This Is the Number that Passed the Board
of State Medical Examiners.

A committee from the State Board of
Medical Examiners was in session yesterday
and the day before for the purpose of ex-
amining applicants who were prevented by
sickness from being present at the regular
semi-annual sitting of the board.
Drs. Hugh NJ. Taylor. Jacob Michaux,
and Benjamin Harrison, the committee,
completed the examination of the papers
shortly after 12 o'clock last night-rather
this morning.
successful and were awarded the certif-
cate of the board: DR.. Charles II. Castle,
of Richmond, Tazewell county; DIR. L. L.
Bass. of North Danville: DIR. p. Edwin
Baird. of Retreat for the Sick, Richmond;
and DR.. William f. Greasy, of Williams
burg.
There were five applicants at the start,
but one of them withdrew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
Changes inthe Carriers.

Peter McAleayy, james 2; Prentiss, and
who were appointed substitute letter-car-
riers. have been dropped from the roll as
such, being over forty years old. They
could not be appointed as regular letter
carriers, as their ages exceeded the limit es
prescribed by the civil-service rules.
Mr.. Hiram w. Tyler has been appointed
a letter-carrier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

tail, TO see the interest yon Lad takes in the
subject Of electricity.
These hastily -sketched pictures are but
illustrations of whole classes.
The system OF the institute incites origi.
nality and stimulates the inventive faculty,
The motto Of its pupils, as .exemplihod
IN their achievements. Is - Look aloft."
THE CHANGE IT WORKS.
Yesterday this pupil. who by reason of
having TO support o mother or sister, was
debmrcd the advantages Of IN education
worked mechanically" To-day he brings
science to the aid Of his mechanical skin.
mechanical engineer.
The Mechanics Institute course brings
mind and hand into harmony.
1t puts new honors upon the always
honored Tubal Gains.
Is IL not doing a noble work for its
pupils. for the city. and for the States
Does IT not deserve the substantial sup
port OF every citizen.
For the fourth time--if not, why not?
WILL SOON HAVE HOME
Colonel Henry @. Jones, president Of the
institute. says he hopes by the liberality
of the citizens of Richmond to begin the
erection OF permanent and suitable home
for the institute.
q
TO the realization Of his hopes.
All interested in the object Of the insti-
tute. which is the promotion and en-
couragement OF manufactures, the me
chanics, and useful arts and the mental
and solid improvement OF the industrial
classes" will say "speed the work."
As announced in the Dispdtch OF yester-
day. the initial meeting of the friends OF
the new home was held at the residence OF
Major Ginter Tuesday night.
After thorough discussion OF the mat
ter committee was appointed to devise
wavs and means tor procuring such quar-
ters as would accommodate the needs of
the institute for some time TO come.
BUY LOT AND BUILD.
IL vas the concensus of opinion that the
best plrn was to raise fund to purchase
lot anc erect thereon building, and 1t
was estimated that about 5000 would be
needed fo' that purpose.
Ii was also the sense of the meeting that
though at present il is desirable to effect
such arrangements as would admit OF the
attendance upon the night-school OF all
who desire to do 80, yet IN building an eye
should be had to converting the institute
into O day-school also.
This contemplates broadening its sphere
of usefulness and making 1t an institute OF
technology in the highest sense.
A part OF the plan of the building is q
public hall, which could be rented for
meetings, concerts, de-, when not being
used for the delivery of lectures TO the
institute pupils by eminent scientists.
In city the gross sales OF whose manu-.
factories amounted in 1890 to nearly
$35. 900. 900 such plan ought to be feasible.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
Soldiers Asked For.

A letter was received by the Governor
Yesterday from the Judge of the Mecklen-
burg County Court asking that military
guard be ordered out TO accompany the
Sheriff of Mecklenburg when he takes John
Irving from Petersburg to that county, to
be tried for the murder of Mr.. OVERLY,
which occurred last fall. The Governor
will hold tho matter under consideration,
and if he thinks military guard is neces-
sary will instruct the Adjutant-Ge General to
order out the Petersburg Grays for that
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
Two Serious Accidents Ycsterda ay.

The ambulance was called yesterday at
been thrown from horse on the corner OF
Thirty-frst and P streets and seriously
hurt. When the ambulance arrived the
boy had been taken home.
Another call was received at ] p. III. to
attend one of the operatives of the Loco.
motive -Wor ks who had the index-fnger OF
his right hand badly mashed. He was
taken to the almshouse. where the wounded
member was amputated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
PROPERTY Transfers.

This was the only deed of bargain and
sale recorded yesterday in the Clerks office
of the Chancery Court:
b. F. Turner aud wife to Lucy NJ, wife OF
Isaac W. Carter. "a ieet on south side OF cedar
street between Seventeenth and Buchanan. $oOo
COUNTY COURT OF HENRICo.
Alice Alloy to 8. b. Borton, one acre on north
side Williamsburg road, four miles northeast OF
city. sl6.
CIR. Sands, special commissioner. to Louisa
seitz, 30 es-1O0 acres nsar White-Oak Swamp, six
miles east OF city, 3100
Louis B. aud James II. Schools, trustee. to @.
4. Chandler. IS feet on east side OF Eggleston
street noar Windsr, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
Personals and Briefs.


Povbatan Club will hold Its monthly meeting
in It's rooms tonight at $50 O'Clock.
Miss Lena Hancock will leave for New York
this evening TO visit hoc friend, Miss Furley.
DIR. r. r. Potter, Q Washington capitalist, "a
stopping at the MI Vernon, on Franklin street,
Tho members Of the Eleven Club we're plea-
sanity entertained at Aorgensterns last n'ght.
Mr. and Mrs. Umleaf and daughter Edns ;a, have have
returned from Caroline county, where they have
been visiting Mrs. NJ. A. Thomson.
Miss saiIie Psrtington. OF this city. left last
night for Omaha to ioin the Uncle Toms Cabin
Company, In which she plays "Topsy"
The deed recorded in Henrico county on Tues
| doy conveying two lots as Barton Heights was TO
Mra Z v. Fox instead Of Mrs M. 4 Fox.
The streetsweeping could not be done By the
| city force Yesterday morning. ss the water used
to settle the dust froze as fast 40 placed on tho
street
According TO the books Of the Commissioner OF
/ tho Revenue the negroes In Jackson Wsra own
personal property valued at $s5,7sS and the
| whites $s8,5s2
The Governor yesterday pardoncd Green Wil-
lisms Of Patrick county, Who in septem Der, 1890,
| was convicted OF unlawful shooting and sent 70
| JAIL for thirty days and fined 80
Miss Anniea. Pixzini, who has been spending
| the holidays with her parents, Captain and Mrs.
Andrew ptxzint, VIII leave to-uhy lot mounos
tsnvillo. N. Y. whero she Is attending SCHOOL
Phil. Kearny Post @. A. X, met last night TOR
| the first time in their new headquartera Whkn-
500 Hall The new oficers for the year we're in-
stalled BY Departmental Commander NJ !. emitn'
Mn. Harriet n Gardner died yesterday morn
| ing ss tho residence OF her husband. Mr.: W. ~:
| Gsrdner, No 1908 west Main street. The funeral
Will take place at II O'Clock n. today rom tno
Church Of the Covenant. on west Grace street.
Among the visitors ss tho Capitol yesterday
i wore Cfey-SerCesnt George w. Ramos and his
| deputy. Mr. Edwards, OF Petorsburg; Sherfn Y.
| A. Harris, Of Spossyivania. and Sherin X a. kd-
wards, Of Isle Of Wight
Nj. Gsorge n Harrison. prominent lawyer
| Of stsunton& and MrA Harrison are at tho kx-
change Hotel Mr.. Harrison hes important bu5i-
| nsss before the Court OF Appeals and VIII bo In
| NE city for several days.
Hin YlIa pAtmon. M James lawrence. Miss
Leah Rsscs. Nr. Waiter Ford, Miss Adie Pat
mon. and Nj. Blue Tyler have returned froul
Maple Grove, Henrico county. where tnoy spent
thoir Chxistmas holidays
! NrA Nszy G. Loving qualified n me chancsrJ
Coart yestsrcAy e administrssrix OF the per..
senal sstais OF W. T. Lovine. Tho personal
| property r valued st u.50Q The enslre esteso
3 suppessd y b worth abddt $1,000
Ths alarm of mo frum Box u, oorner TENN
end Byrd susst., shout ltlB yoe!efday. eftsrnoon
| W. cn9oe1 ~ NJ buspin9cf lev ohln4.ee -
houee - TeolA elzeet oeeveeo ca!y ano conal,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

The Local Board Of Civil-Service Com.
miss;oners, composed Of Messrs. Wray 4.
Knight. J. g. Fitzgerald. and Moses Carter,
will conduct q csupetitive examination
nnder tho United States Ciyil-Service Com:
missioncrs of applicants for the classified
postal service g the possomIeeeh pI eh;s 5sorua, orm
retion must ale their applications more
than twenty days before the date OF exami.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
SKATING At THE UNIVERSITY.
Students and Young Ladies' Enjoy the
Healthful sport-Gcneral Notes.

Healthful sport-Generai Notes.
rCorree,ondence OF the Richmond Dispasch.l
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,l
January 6, 1891.
Another freeze has covered our ponds
with smooth ice. and again the merry
crowds of students and young ladies arc
seen hurrying to and fro on the CLASSY sur
face, while the cheerful click OF the skates
make music in the morning air.
Captain J. r. Bryan, of Birmingham,
Ala. is spending some time with his
Mr.. John Cochrane. of Augusta county.
is the guest of his brother, Judge Coch'
rane.
Miss Sue Massie. of Nelson county, is
visiting friends at the University.
Mr.. Charles Hancock is at home in the
neighborhood from New York. He has
lust recovered from an attack Of the
measles and came to the sunny South To
recuperate. 80.
J. han. Bryan returned to Roanoke City
Yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
rxanntlxe committee to Meet To-Day.

Noon to-day is the hour set for the Ex-
ecutiye Committee OF the Virginia State
Agricultural and Mechanical Society. 10
meet and consider the question referred to
them with reference to how to meet the
debt OF the society. They hope to be able
10 effect an arrangement that will obviats
the necessity of selling part or all OF the
Eruosition property.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
WEST VIRGINIA BAR ASSOCIATION.

Two Hundred Lawyers Present-Judge
Lucas's Lecture on Judge T. G. Green.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatchl
PARxrRsBURa. w. Va, January 1.-THE
West Virginia Bar ASSOCIATION met in this
city to-day, about 200 lawyers beng In
attendance. Hon. Henry NJ. Russell, OF
Wheeling. delivered the opening address,
State Supreme Court. lectured en- the life
and services of the late Judge Thomas @.
Green. Judge Green was Virginian by
birth, son of Judge of the Virginia Su-
preme Court, and himself one OF the most
eminent jurists West Virginia ever pro-
duced.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

William Butler (colored), felonious as
sault. Tried and acquitted.
Alice Lockett (colored). same offence.
Sent to jail for sixty days and fined one
cent.
,.pd e.. ~; Ianeo .Soiorsu sa'no onvree' nt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

Dr.. Michaux. James d. Hollaway's at.
attending physician. considered him lit
tie better last night. The injured man,
while not ont Of danger, stands fail
chance Of recovering. Hollaway has never
been able to give any clear account Of how
he WA h,7rf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

Rev. J. r. Harrison. Of Glade Spring, n.
rived in the city yesterday and preaHhed
bis 6rst sermon at Pine-8treet Baptist
church last night There vns 3 large con
eregation present and dssp interest ~
manifested. Several persons arcse foz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
GREAT FAMINE IN IRELAND.
Bishop Van de vyver Asked to Solicit Aid
for the Suffering Masses.

That there is great poverty and distress
among the residents of o certain section OF
Ireland is shown by the following letter to
Bishop A. Van de Vyver, which makes q
strong appeal to the charity and generous
impulses of our people. especially those OF
Irish descent, who have been blessed with
good fortune and enjoy happy and well-sup-
P'''' '' The ABBRY.l
BALLAGnApESRKS, COUNTY MAYO,
December "a, 1880.
My Dear Lord Bishop: May venture in this
time Of trial to appeal for hclp 70 save our fam
ishing pcople7 Their last potato will De gono
before New-Year's day. and then We arc face to
face with the dread reality OF famine.
II is q sad necessity which lies upon US 70 o. o.
Obliged to look TO the charity OF our brethren In
America and to ask them for aid when our day
OF need is come. But, my Lord Bishop, our mis-
fortune 10 our excuse.
may be maryland am surs there are some.
of our countrymen from this county who would
gladly turn with sympathy ana compassion 70
those who call 10 them from home. they know
the barren bog. lands aud u sterile hillsdes or
Mayo.in which this years crop OF potatoes now
lies rotten; while our peasantry are threatened
with continuance OF distress as disastrous as
The famine OF ten years aRo.
The holy time of Christ mas Is at hand, bring
ing hope and happiness to the nations OF the
Christian world, whilst for our enitcted poor
there is left no outlook except OF gloomy pros
pect of famine and desoation, unless the neaf.s
OF the generous and the kindly are moved 70
pity them In their distress.
am, my dear Lord Bishop. your devote ser
| want, JoGs Lasfsn,
Bishop OF Achonry, County Mayo.
Rioht Rev. Dr. Yan de Yyper, Lord Bishop Of Rich
monG,
The Bishop will be glad to receive the
contributions of any who wish TO aid In
relieving the wants of these famishing peo-
ple. and the Dispatch joins with him In the
wish that the responses may be many and
libeval
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
srrreme Court of Appeais.

Ludlow against the City OF Norfolk Argued
by Judge James Z. Heath, j. II. Croker, and
Richard Wake for appellants, and A. j. Tnom
and w, II. White for appellee and submitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

CHEWING a HOSE, ~ p. n, lot Of laa1 -
Cnrrington street near Pink street.
JOSEPH b DAVIS, II A. NJ, stock, nxture& -
ct No. 1911 east Franklin street
JAS MACUOUGALI, bar~nxturee. eeook q
LIQUORS, &C.. ss No. lSxs eass Main street
GEORGE W. MAYO. ioK 4. ~, furniWses
stoves cigarettes. &c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

One TO serve Eighteen Years, the Other
Three.
Jonas Jones and Tom Bowman (both
yesterday, the former from Spotsylvania
county. to serve eighteen years for murder
in the second degree, and the latter from
Isle of Wight county, to serve three years
for malicious assault.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

Hoods Sa5sapayilla y absolHteu une-
QuAIlsd - blood-purtay ena Ssfenstnea'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08

~ ~ <UoO uD9A y U. q q =
/ Uesld ssspssaeslg 90 - 2ls12..s2 s
W. IS s>..l: ..s,.s = - .s:ssss ;.s
fsn, vssy 1890 ~, Z ]. b|.s.,sn9 ss9
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08
ESCAPED FROM AN ASYLUM.
Mr. Smith Walks Seventy Niles. Il Struck
by O Train, and Killed.
scr.cgaI seiaornrn % she Diauafch.1
Special telegram 70 mo Dispasch.l ]

CIAnxspuRa, w. Va, January Mrs.
Jane Smith, q lunatlc, escaped from the
asylum at Weston SATURDAY. and although
search was instituted, she walked seventy
miles toward home. This morning while
crossing the Baltimore and Ohio track at
Jan Lew she was struck BY train and in
stautly killed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-08


The citizen who has never visited the
Mechanics Institute when il is in full blast
can by doing so learn good deal.
There is no trihing there. The work OF
the Mechanics Institute student is Sc
nous matter.
The young man who after day of hard
manual labor Is willing 20 devote to in
tense mental application two hours that
might be spent in pleasure or repose is not
built on the trifing plan.
lie IL pretty solid specimen
Look at that young man 80 intent upon
his drawing board in the mechanical draw
tng-room. A few hours ago he was in
greasy and begrimed overslls. When he
entered the institute few months ago his
hands were SO stiff that he could hardly
put ink Ia pen.
Examine his drawing. 1t is part Of To-
comotive from which the employees Of any
locomotive establishment can work. His
hands are still stiff from the daily use Of
tools, bat he perseveres.