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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-05
First publication Nov. 5. 1S9l.-3w.
Publication Notice.

In the District Court OF Phillips County, Kansas:
Ross II. Maths, Trustee, and 5. Robinson Coale
Plaintiffs.
Alexander IsbelL Aduah IsbeIl Charles E. Baker
W. V Walker. Mrs.. ". " "a aiker whose hrst
name is unknown and Nebraska and Kansas
Farm Loan Company, Defendants.
". V Walker and Mrs. W Y. Walker. whose
first name j. unknown, will take notice thst you
have been sued Ia the above named court. and that
you must answer the petition nled ther in by the
above named plaintiff on or before the nth day OF
December. 1881, or said petition will be taken AZ
true, and judgment rendered against Alexander
Isbell and Aduah lsbel for the sum Of Sll5559
with interest thereon Al the rate OF ten per cent
ger anHum from August LIST 1891, and for costs Of
suit and fulther luu gue nj and decree against all
defendants for the foreclosure Of a certain mort
gage made by defendants. Alexander lsbell and
Aduah lebell 20 Ross K. Maths, Trustee, OF Cham
pagu, Illinois. bearing date FEBRUARY LIST. 1888, up
on the following described premises situated in
the county Of Phillips, and state OF Kansas towit:
The northeast quarter Of section six 80, IN town
ship two co south. range seventeen 40 west OF
the 9Th p. NJ, eoLtaining one hundred and sixty
acres; and adjuuging that the plaintiff have the
first lien said premises 10 the amount for which
judgment will be taken aforesaid and ordering
said premises sold according 70 law, and the pro-
ceeds thereof be applied: Let. 10 the payment Of
taxes which may be q lien on said PREMISES and
Sd, 10 the payment or the amount found due plaiH-
tin and forever barring and fOreclosing said de-
PENDANTS and all persons claiming or 70 claim IN
der them or either Of them Of Al right, title. in
teTest or equity OF redemption In or 10 said prem
PRATT / LEWIS,
Attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff.
F. C. JOHNSON. Clerk District Court
SEAL by bic deputy A johnson
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-05
Firzt publication Oct. %. 1891 .-sw
SHIFeyOT'S Notice.

To H. r Reynolds.
You are hereby notified that on the 18Th day Of
November 1881, anl ordered % survey the follow
ing described land sitEst1d In the county Of Phil
lips. State OF Kansas. to-Wits Sec-iln 70, 1oHn
g, tan-e 20. Weff Of the 9th p. II.
GUSTAV QhAEi &c. EElleIol.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-05

I do solemnly swear that the foregoing state
ment IL trne and correct TO the best Of my know
ledge and belief, so help ne God.
g. p BARBER.
Treasurer Of Phillips county, Kansas.
BY c. n. COLE, Deputy.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this Sd day
OF November, A. D. 1891. j. s. BARNES.
County Clerk.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-05
TREAsURER,s STATEMENT.

Statement OF the County Treasurer, FOR the
quarter ending Monday. October Goth. 1891, show
I ing the amount OF cash In the Treasury credited
/ 70 the several funds. as follows:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-05
ELECTION RETURNS.
The Peoples Party Elect
Their Entire Ticket.

In the above table we give the re-
turns from each township on the cleo
ton for county officers. The returns
are not accurate, but indicate the
election of the entire Peoples Party
ticket by maiorities ranging from 125,
to 425.
Mr.. Arnold has a majority of about
225. Mr.. Mercer 125, Mr.. Utter 300,
and the balance of the ticket about
400. In the I'd commissioner district,
Mr.. Halbert has rs majority. The
stay at home vote was large, probably
300. Mr.. Mercer ran with his ticket.
Notwithstanding the bitter fight made
upon him, except in two townships
Long Island and Granite, where Mr.
Wilcox made remarkable gains.
Next week we will give the exact vote
including totals and maiorities.
The Peoples Party made a good
clean fight, and comes out of the bat
tie with flying colors.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-05
CHURCHES.

Al 4 .CuURCn.-Rev. J. 4. Alien, Pastor.
SUNDAY School meets Al ~ - N; preaching al
II O'Clock a N, and p-rln. Prayer meetIns
THURSDAY evening u eacA WSeA Aouns PeoPis :
ui.-eIlug every alternate TUESDAY evening"
FIRST BAPTIST CnUKCn--Preaehing sec
Oud E0urLu Sunday Ia caen lnOAthi ~ II A.
N and y IA. Prayer mleunS " Sdnes1ay p
Ii. Strangers welcome.
PREsBYTERIAN CuUhClI-sabDath school
AZ ~ a. IA. services every SaoOatn A. II ~ N .
AMI a. - p. N. Prayer nesting "Wednesday =
~ 81 cOrolaa4y Invited
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-05
VOL XIV, NO. 2
THE Table

The trains on the Missouri Pacific Railrod ar
i've at Marvin as follows:
cnrNc mrcr
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-05
GOING EAST

Passenger --.....-. .......-.--.. 80. o % !
Local Freight. -.-.. ............ lO'oO !
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1891-11-05

In the District Court OF Phillips County, Kansas
Ross n. Maths Trustee, and ;. Robinson coale
Plaintiffs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
yireini. Items Condensed.

William D. Adams. former merchant OF
Clintwood Va, but now 81 Norton. has sold
a fine lot OF walnut timber, IN Dickinson
county, to a Chicago furniture company for
$4,000 in cash. He bought the trees several
years ago of the citizens Of the county ut a
small price. and has therefore realized d
handsome sum from the transaction.
Near Parkersburg. W. Va. Saturday, Lewis
Parker and bis sister Alice were struck by An
engine on the Ohio River railroad while at
tempting to cross the track in blackboard.
and were crushed 10 death
passenger train ran into caboose a few
miles above Mart nsburg. W. Va, Saturday,
in which Conductor Matthew Paschal was
sleeping. The caboose was shattered and
Paschal was instantly killed.
Al the funeral Of Allie Iisler lin Roanoke,
Sunday, the pall-bearers were girls. all school,
mates OF the deceased.
w. w. CTump. a well known hardware
merchant Of Martinsburg. w. Va. died Mon
day.
Clark Norman. son Of r. s, Norman,
treasurer of Campbell county. died Saturday
of typhoid fever.
John W. Anderson. Of Richmond, died at
Lynchs station. Campbell county, Sunday.
Mr.. Il. f. Barrett, of Smithield died, aged
sixty. Sunday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
A Great GIFT to the Psonla,

There have been great advancements in
medical science during the last few years. 10
no longer surprises us to hear that the bind
sec. the deaf hear, the lame walk Hereto.
fore sufferers from nervous and chronic dis
eases could have a cure of their cases accom-
plished only by o personal visit 10 one OF the
large cities at great expense of travel and
professional fees. At the present day all
this is changed. A celebrated specialist in
the cure OF nervous and chronic diseases,
known all over the United States on account
OF his enormous practice. great skill and the
thousands of sufferers he has restored 10
health by his system of harmless vegetable
remedies. proposes to send to all sufferers
from any form OF nervous or iong-standing
diseases. a yaluable-written diagnosis Of their
cases fully explaining their diseases and tell
ing how they can be cured .f,ec Of charge.
Thousands are being cured. Don't delay. but
write at once about. your case to this great
physician. Ir. Green, IS west Fourteenth
street. New York, the discoverer of the great
Nerve Cure, DR. Green's Eeryurs. Send for
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
Other Norfolk News.

The funeral of tho late T. J. Nottingham
took place to-day from the Freemason- street
Ba tist church. The attendance was large
there being present Knights Iemplar, and
other branches az Masonry. odd Fellows.
Knights of Pythias. American Legion OF
Honor. Royal Arcanum and Confederate
Veterans. -
The council committee wllrocommend that
q crematory be built.
At a meeting OF the Democratic committee
OF Portsmouth last night Messrs. II. l.. May
nard, John A. Milligan Willie A. fentress,
candidates Tor the Legislature gave their
views asst the manner OF selecting delegates.
The primary plan was adopted.
Judge q. W Hill. in the Norfolk County
Circuit Court. granted charter to-day to
the West Norfolk Lumber Company. the fol-
lowing being the incorporetors. William X.
McCabe. Joseph 6. Mcneil, Thomas j..
Whaley Byard Morris and Joseph b. Por-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
SINGERS FOR THE EXPOSITION.
Going TO Raleigh From saiisbury-Nortn
Carolina Novelists.

Going to Raleigh From saiisDury-N"r'"
Carolina Novelists.
SALISBURY. n. c.. Sept. 2l.-lSpecial. J.
About twenty members Of the Salisbury
Choral Union will go to Raleigh to particl-
pate in tho music festival which will open the
Exposition October 1st and 2nd. Miss Addie
White will sing two solos the Ladies Rhein-
berger Ouartette, composed Of Miss Addie
White. Mrs. w. /. Rankin, Miss Frances
Wheat Shober. and Mrs. 4. ii. Boydeni VIII
have several numbers and some OF the
ouartettes in Farmers Mass IN b flat will be
sung bv Mss Addie White. Mrs. ". J.. Ran
kin Dr. Il. l.. Ramsay and John .. Newman.
The union is under the direction OF Mrs.
Edwna Chadwick
Mr.. W. If. Pearce who secured the con
tract for paving the streets OF Asheulle, has
lust returned from that city, and has large
force at work at his quarries near nero. 10
secured tho work Oh the superiority OF lis
granite.
Professor J. VI. Herman. who for several
years has been mining near Guada eiaI"'
Mex, il in the city. and his family Will De
hero in few days. They WILL return 10
Mexico about February.
A recent writer in Tue TDrTs spoke of no
novelist having appeared in North Carolina
in fifteen years Who has not read Tho
Land of the Sky which first attracted AT.
tention 10 Asheyille, or A Cast for Fortune ~
in recent number of Lippncotts. or some
other OF Christian Reds novels; The trst
edition of her last book Camille. story OF
Mexico. sold in four weeks, and another edl-
ton is in print. So North Carolina mas q
noted living novelist, whose home Is sails
bury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
SERMONS IN CHARLOTTE.
Candidates of the Democratic aud Alliance
Partios-Personal.

KKysviI1E. Va. Sept 22-lSpecial. j
Rev. J. b. Funston has Just finished series
OF meetings at the Episcopal church
Rev. b. Dey has been holding Il protracted
meeting at the Methodist church at Drake S
Branch.
Rev. j. II. Davis. Jr.. with his wife and
child. left this place for Edinburg. Scotland.
where be will spend two years at the Uniyer-
sity OF tdinburg preparing for protessorship.
Miss Mary W. Bouidin has commenced her
private school at the residence Of Major J. W.
Morton.
Miss Bette Foster has been appointed
principal OF the public school here and Miss
Mamie Gregory assistant
Miss Fannie jeiiress. one of NottOway's
beauties. has been on a visit 10 Mr.. r. II.
Jearess. but let. 10 take charge of school at
Chatham
1t is reported that Judge Irving has ten
iered his resignation rs Judge of this circuit
Oh account Of his declining health
Mr. Block, II Pennsylvania. has bought a
farm adjoining the town and proposes to 90
into tho manufacture of brick
FRIDAY the Alliance Of Mecklenburg nom
mated Mr.. Thomas Eppes as a cand late for
the Senate iii opposition 10 Thomas w. Scott,
OF charlotte, the regular Democratic nominee
Colonel j. Thomas Goode has announced
himself as an Independent Alliance candidate
FOR tho Legislature against SIR Hutchinson.
we Democratic nominee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23

Wv y Brass Band ia Henrico-school Boards
Action Cushioned.

UroHLAND SPRINGS, Va. Sept 22.-ISpe-
eial All this community is ngog over the
new brass band. When Mr.. Read returned
he brought set Of instruments which cost
$500 Nh Frank Christian speaks for the
kettle drum. The services Of "A competent
teacher have been secured. and the amateurs
practice but az yet the sounds produced are
Yery dOlorOus. The dogs ana cats, hnolng
their sereuades eclipsed have skunk away IN
despair. and Highland Springs presents the
novel spectacl of place where me men
don't have TO pile boOt-jacks and brick-bats
of tho windows TO hurl at stray Toms ana
'Towsers"
there's only one little baby, one bride and one
bachelor in the place and there's not 3 single
old maid widow or wldower.
Work has been begun on the side track con-
Meeting with the dummy.
Mr.. r. \ Read. the presiding genius" OF
the place. has brought about sixty five more
acres of land and several new houses ars to
go up
II IL rumored that Mr.. J. J.. Rohleder has
barganed for the big house. and II is being
rapidly pushed TO completion.
The meeting at Mrs. Morrison's on sunday
showed q large increase in attendance. The
next meeting will be held Gt the schOOl-hOuse
md Mr.. Hardie VIII preach.
Mr. W. j. Cutting returned last week from
visit 20 New Hampshire.
Public school opened Monday with thirteen
scholars Miss Sadie Stegedy teacher. She
Is a Northern woman, well recommended and
has been South only few years Now. let
the Henrico board challenge any one to ac-
cuse them Of being ungenerous after granting
the school to our Northern friend when near
" half OF the High school graduates are
dying" for county school and are compe-
tent to teach. too
Miss Clara Barrett spent several days in
Richmond last week.
Mr. Fred Read spent few days here with
his parents before returning to his medical
studies at the North.
Captain Mosby's wife 10 very i'll.
The Sunday school at New Bridge, Mr..
Borton superintendent, is we'll attended
Quite crowd from Richmond was there Sun
day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
DICHMOND COLLEGE.
N RICHMOND, VA.


The next session begins SEPTEMBER 2frH
and continues nine months.
Expenses per session Of a resident student
embracing entrance fees tuition, board, fuel,
lights and washing, about s27.5O. OF nom
resident student about 3ss 20. Tuition IN law
school, If both classes DO taken, $40; If only one
$40.
Tho scheme Of instruction embraces eight in
dependent schools Of Latin, Crock, Modern
Languages English. Mathematics. Physics,
Chemistry and Philosophy. and the professional
School Of Law. Provision h. also made for sys-
tematic instruction in Eiocution
The courses Of instruction IN tho academic
schools lead 10 the degrees Of Bachelor Of
Science. Bachelor Of Arts, and Master Of Arts,
~ the Law School TO the degree Of Bachelor OF
Law.
The location Of the college in the city OF Rich
mond gives II unsurpassed advantages in
heaithfulncss and IN opportunities Of improve
ment other than those afforded by the college
itself
For catalogues apply at tho book stores 81 the
city or address Il PURiEAk.
Chairman Of the Faculty.
~ 26-Su, We9FrtSe2i
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
NORTHERN Vets. IN PETERsBOKo.
Ono Of Them Left His Arm in Dinwi1dio
County Years Ago.

County Years Ago.
PETERSBURG, Va, Sept 22.-lSpeciai.l-A
Democratic convention will be held at Burke
vile on the 2sth instant 10 nominate House
candidate from Eottoway and Amelia. II 10
unde,stood that Amelia delegates Will vote
for Mr.. Thomas Hardaway. and the represent
tntiyes from Nottoway for MI. sydney T.
Eppes. editor Of the Blackstone Courier.
4 motion WAS made this morning ior a ne"
trial OF Johu David Harriss. convicted YES
ter1av Of ATTEMPTED criminal assault Tho
Court took the matter under Amusement.
Tho Farmers Alliance will open their ex-
change here about October lst. 49,,
A delegation OF the Gettysburg ,fllgrim
Club. If Boston. on visit 70 the virgin"
battle-felds. arrived here this afternoon. To-
morrow morning the visitors VIII ' sAt, ca "
riages and be driven out TO the battle.hesds IN
front of Petersburg and in the afternoon
leave for Washington. Among the party IS
Mr. ID l.. Iineham who WAS wounded and
teken prisoner AZ the battle OF Reams station
in Dipwiddie county On the 25th OF August
Mr. Loneham was shot in the arm, which no
says was amputated by DR.. Brown, Of Meek
Mr. and Mrs. William G Smith, Of Nash
vile. Tenn. and Mr. and Mrs. James Smith,
OF Columbus Ga. are visiting friends here.
Mr. q. w. Collier, who for some time has
been engaged in Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION work leaves tomorrow for Grocer
Theological Seminary. no Chester, / a. where
he will study for the Baptist ministry;
Colonel f. T. Green is very III at the Abe
marie Hotel.
The Virginia annual conference Of the Col;
ored Methodist Episcopal Church Will hoid
ita next annual session on the 25th OF Octo-
Der next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
Alhennrle,t AlIlanee.

CHARLorrEsvIILz, Sept. Pat meeting
Yesterday of the Alliance OF this county
resolutions were unanimously adopted IN
dorsinE Hon. John W. Daniel for reelection
20 the United States Senate Hon. John >.
Harris and William G.. Parrish were recon,
mended as candidates to the support OF all
Alliance men in the primaries.
L. Is. Winston, mayor of Minneapolis,
Mimi. has sent the following telegram to
General Thomas j.. Bosser. of Rugby near
the University of Virginia: You and your
family are invited TO be present at the Har.
vest Festival as the city's guests on the Esd
instant"
At the opening Of the public schools in this
CITY s27 scholars were presently white and
AIS coored. This number has been and will
DO still largely increased.
John Mcdaniel, ninety years Of age. was
buried near Boyd's Tavern. in Fluvanna
county, yesterday. He was an uncle Of Mr.
Thomas Mcdaniel. in whose family six deaths
occurred in ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
EXPOSITION SPEAKERS.
Those Who VIII Welcome the visitors I'M"
the Response-North State News.

RALEIGH. N. c., Sept. 22.-fSpeciai.l-is
ia officially announced to-day that His Excel
,sncy Governor Thomas N. Holt will deliver
N. address of welcome at the opening OF the
southern Interstate Exposition OCTOBER ISL.
and that His Honor Mayor Thomas bhuEer
will deliver the address OF welcome on tue
part of the city Of Raleigh.
Hon. r. B. Chiffon. general manager OF the
Exposition. to-day received telegram ron
the Hon. T. y. Richardson, editor OK htlan's
Journal. accepting the invitation 70 RESPOND
e. the Welcoming addresses on behalf OF tho
South. Octayas Cohen. Est, editor OF .no
Charleston IS. c. World will also deliver an
address on the subject. The Real South
kilograms were to-day received from sol;
Haas general manager of the Richmond anu
Danville railroad, and from r. w. 1iark'
general passenger agent of the Seaboard Az
Line railroad. announcing that ooth the sys
TENS had agreed to give reduced rates OF ono
cent per mile each way for the entire two
months Of tho Exposition. This Will prooa-
bly bring fifty thousand people TO the Expo
sition who would not otherwise have come
The rates will be in effect Tuesdays, "ednes-
dnvs and Thursdays of each week
News is received here to-day Of the death oil
Mrs John s. Lockhart. wife Of Captain ohn
S. Lockhsrt and sister Of Captain 4. j. Par-
rsh. of Durham, which occurred suddenly NJ
Moreaut0n last night as she was passing
through the city.
An accident occurred on the electric street
railway line here this morning which came
near resulting fatally to superintendent
George Fridge IN charge Of the construction
of the systen A car ran off the track at
switch on HillsbOrO street. and FRIDGE, VINO
WAS directing the force of the men about GEL
ting il back. took hold Of the crowbar
and ordered the car to be started. and tired
10 prize il on the track again. lie was thrown
and pnioned down by the crowbar, next %
the moving car. and his log was horribly,
torn aud lacerated below the knee lie had
a narrow escape from death under the wheels
He was carried to St Johns Hospital. IL Is
possible that his leg will have TO be ampu-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
THE LUMDERMEN COMBINE.
An ORGANIZATION With q Big Capital Stock
Effected in Norfolk.
THB OFFICERS FOR THE FIRST YEAR.
c,, military Instructor for tho v. M. L.
Negroes XIII n white Man nj Ireen-
yiIIe-From Over the State.

NORFOLK. VA. Sept. 22.-[Special.l-Ac
cording 10 the announcement made IN IHE
inns to-day meeting Of iumbermen was
held in this city to-day for the purpose OF
organizing a combine. Representatives were
present from New York. Pennsylvania. Mary.
lnnd North Carolina. South Carolina and
Virginia Il was decided at the meeting to
apply for q charter for a stock company 70
be known as the North Carolina Dressed
Lumber Company. embracing lumber con-
Germs in the States mentioned. The minimum
capital is to be not less than :2Oo.0 and tho
maximum not more than S2,000.oOo.
oFFIcERs ELECTED.
The officers elected for tho first year are as
follows: President, John j.. Roper Norfolk;
Vice President. II. Clay Tunis, baltimore;
Secretary, John Harker, Norfolk; Treasurer.
I. W. Smith. Washington, d. q.
Directors-W. a. Mimsatt, Washington; l..
b. Hyman. Goldsboro n. c.: ". l.. Parsley.
Wilmington. n. C.: ID. W. Alderman, Alcolu.
s. C.. j. Stewart Knight. Edenton. \. G.; II
Corwn. Jr, Elizabeth City, n. C.: ID. j..
Aaron. Mount Olive, \. c.. James McGuire,
Suffolk. Va: r. G. Tunis. H. +. Duker. l.. r.
Dale. g. +. Sloan and John Horstmeier. Bal
timore; W. y. Thompson, ). T.. Hamilton
New Berne, \. I.
Secretary Hsrker states that it is the pur-
pose of the company 10 get n fair price Tor
lumber and TO take care OF any lumber that
NAV be thrown upon the market.
He said he objected TO the word trust as
used in The TIxEs. but admitted that the
statements as appearing in that paper az TO
object Of the company were true lie sad
that the company would have unlimited
capital. and that there are one hundred larger
that would be brought into the combine. 1T
will be in full operation in ten days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23
HANOPER COUNTY.
Death OF Rev. Mr.. Cruikshanks-C Carolina
Republicans.

Republicans.
HANOVER. G. H., Sept. 2.-lSpecial. "A
week ago the sympathies of the citizens Of
the neighborhood Of Yerdon were extended
Rev. c. II. Cruikshanks at the death from
diphtheria Of his go ung and accomplished
wife. To-day the same community IS in tears
over the death Of Rev. Mr. Crlnkshanks him
self and his only child. Thus this dread
disease removes a whole family within week.
Mr.. Cruikshanks was pastor Of Mount Olivet
church, and was q popular and promising
Young minister.
The Caroline county Republican conven-.
ton held at Milford on Saturday last was Of
the stsr-chanber order and the members
thereof have been very reticent as 10 what
occurred within the closed doors. However,
your correspondent has ascertained that tho
convention was divided as 10 the
propriety Of nominating candidate
for the House 10 oppose Hon. D..
NJ. Hudgin. The faction opposing a nomi-.
nation thought il policy 10 leave the field
10 the Alliance. The faction favorlng nom-
nation was anxious 10 have Sheriff j. w.
Collason accept the candidacy. Action was
finally postponed TO q second convention TO
be held at Bowling Green on next court day.
II is quite certain that the Alliance will make
no nomination, rs no faulti is foundwith Cap
tain Jack"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-09-23

instructors q. the Virginia Military, institute
making Il one OF the strongest in the south.
Coloncl.S. H. Lctcher, president OF the
hooyd Of yieitors. has for several years been
try;ns, 10 Get an army officer detailed for ser
Woo AZ the Institute and has been warmly con
eratuiated at his success. Lieutenant Parko
In an interview for Tay TImFs this evening,
expressed himself as highly pleased with the
institute and the fine looking body OK cadets
under his instruction "a we'll as the to"n'
His family will arrive in few days.