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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-31
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
RICHMOND, VA.

The next session begins september 2Oth' ana
continues niao months.
Expenses per session Of a resident student
embracing entrance fees. tuition, board, tuei
lights. aud wa hing, about 500. OF p Lon-resi-
dent student. about $3.50. Tuition IN Law
School, II both classes be taken, s'0; Il ony
Que, $40.
The scneme Of instruction embraces the eight
independent schools Of Latin, Greek, Modern
Languages, English. Mathematics, Physics.
Chemistry, aud Philosophy. and the Profess
slonsi school of Law. Provision IL also male
for systematic instruction in ;he Art Of Express
sion.
The courses OF instruction Ia the Academic
Schools lead 10 tho Degrees OF Bachelor OF sci
ence, Bachelor OF Arts, and Master Of Arts; In
the Law School TO the Degree OF Bachelor of Law.
For Catalogues apply at the bookstores Of the
city, or address
IL. PURIEAR,
Chairman OF tho Faculty.
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ELIXIR BABEk.

Sure cure for all NAlARiAL disease 81
Chilis. Fever and Asae. Loss Of Apr i.
iousness aud Dvspsptic pisxdefs ts.s.s.i. =
bSc.
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PALAIS ROYAL,
III east Broad street.
LATEST FROM THE STRIKE!
General Miles, at the head of the Fede-
ral forces, has command OF
the situation.
You don't have to be at the head Of an
army to be in command OF
orr situation.

1t ia now midsummer, and We wish to
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chsndise. We ask, Will prices do it
The answer is left to you.
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paper, but come in person and we'll sur
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stock up at all seasons, so as not to dis
appoint our friends when they call.
People who know will tell you our
Laces and Embroideries are the cheap
est and incest in town, and what applies
to them applies equally to our other
lines. Don't fail TO see that wonderful
SOC, Shirt OF ours-ESCELLESr.
Remember, the old Staten Island
dyeing establishment Of New York has
selected us AS their Richmond agents.
They are the best in this country, and
execute all orders promptly and salts
factorily. Send in your work.
BURNETT LEWIS.
l,y24-Tu, Th&sal
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CAN DEPOSIT IHEIR CLAIMS.
Judge Lacombe Enters IN Order In th'
Central HALLWAY suit.


NEW YORK, Feb 2s.-H. r. Hoilins
& Company, Kuhn. Loeb & Company.
The Mercantile Trust Company. the Equi-
table Life Assurance Society. the knick-
erbocker Trust Company. and Lehman
Brothers, to-day presented a petition to
Judge Lacombe I'm the United States
Circuit Court, asking that an attachment
issued IN the Supreme Court of the
State OF New York against the Central
Railroad and Banking Company. OF
Georgia, In 4 suit brought by +. w.
HuidekOper and Reuben Foster. receivers
Of the Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company. be lifted and that certain
bonds. stocks. aud properly. received for
the benefit OF the petitioners and other
creditors OF the company in pledge for
claims and notes be deposited and held
In pledge by the Mercantile Trust Com
pany. of New York. to represent all of
the creditors.
it had been agreed between the petit
TONERS and the railroad company before
the writ was issued that all the bonds.
stock. and collateral securities pledged
might be so held for the benefit OF credi-
tors. and IL is held that such debt is a
lien superior 10 any attachment.
Judge LacOmbe entered an order Civ
lng the creditors the right 70 50 de-
posit their claims. provided that all the
property so held In pledge by the Mer-
camille Trust Company be bound by the
attachment but reserving 10 the petit
it0ners all prior rights.
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A Very nemnr able Story.

WELDON. y. C.. Feb. 2S.-Speciai.-
Green county comes to the front with one
Of the most remarkable freaks Of nature
THAI ever Was known tn the history OF
the country, and the story is vouched for
by reliable citizens Mr. Jesse Speight,
prominent citizen Of Pitt county, has
Just returned from Visit 50 this remark
able boy
The boy Is the seyen-year-Old son or a
Mr. Lsssiter. and around the pupil OF
each eye, I'm circular shape, the word
"A-nefica' appears Ia living characters.
The boys eyes are very dark and the
letters are a dark brown and the contrast
in color Is slight ana would not be no
ticcd from u casual glance, but closer
observations shows the word distinctly.
The letters around both eyes are exactly
alike. and the parents Of the child dis
covered this peculiar birthmark when
the child was only few months old.
Some doubted the story, and have visit
ed the child In order to satisfy them
selves that II Is not a fake Mr..
Speight himself says he would never
have believed the story coming from
Others. but now he says any one can
visit the fanaily and read Tor themselves
the words IN the boys eyes.
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G. Magee. ashore OF Bodis Island, n. {.
The vessel is in good condition, and. as
the weather Is favorable. can be saved.
The will Of the late William A. Graves,
shfp-builder. OF this city, and the chiet
constructor the Confederate navy at Rich
mond, has been admitted to probate. The
deceased left an estate valued at $loO,Wo
His widow is the administrative.
Yhe evangelist James r. Schooneld.
closed his meeting at Nckendree Metho-
dist Episcopal church tonight. There
have been about one hundred and nfty
conversions Mr. Schooifeld goes from
here TO Richmond.
Mr. a. \. O'Neil. chief consul OF Nir-
ginia Division, League OF American
Wheelmen. has appointed Messrs. w. j.
Stanworth and James f.. Goodwin iocat
consus for the city OF Norfolk.
The committee Of seven appointed 20
revise the bill legalizing the pri-
mary elections OF Norfolk COM
pleted their work tonight. The
Legislature Is urged 10 rust the bill.
The request Is signed by VI. Glennan.
Chairman X. B. Cooke. Secretary Barton
Myers. a. j. Dalton. A. T. Young. T. l..
Dornin. Mr.. Thorn was out OF the city,
but sent word that ne was In sympathy
with the committee. The electoral board
tonight appointed judges and registrars
and ordered a new registration. They APP
pointed only Democrats and Republicans
leaving the Prohibitouists in the cold.
The latter will protest In the courts.
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WASHINGTON. D. &C.. Feb. 2S-Alr.
voorhees,. chairman ofsthe Finance Com
mittee, offered a resolif ion I'm the Senate
to-day appointing Senior Mills men,
Der of Tho Finance goAlIllttee during the
absence and disability Of Senator Vance.
Re asked immediate action upon II, but
Mr. Hoar suggested that the resolution
had better tie over tiii tomorrow, and
II accordingly went over.
phereupOn Mr. Frye tRep. MeD rose
TO address the Senate on the Hawaiian
question. He opened his speech with this
sentence. "A chapter Of diplomatic his
tory has just been written in our re-
public dscreditable 10 this admnistra-
ton and intensely humiliating 10 our peo-
pie, the relations between the United
States and the Hawaiian Islands for half
a century have been very peculiar. differ
ing entirely from that between us and any
other people"
He proceeded TO sketch the condition Of
the islands and their history down to the
point Of the revolution which Overthrew
the queen and established the provisional
Government Mr. Frye read President
Clevelands letter 10 President Dole, COM
mending Dole. and ending with the words.
May God have your Exceliency Ia hts
wise keeping" Mr. President" Mr.
Frye continued, 81 believe God heard that
prayer Of President Cleveland, and an
swered it. The magnificent courage Of that
little band Of white men which enabled
them 10 say. firmly with dignity, we
will never surrender, could Only have been
diyinely inspired"
Farther on in his speech Mr. Frye broke
into q passionate outburst OF eloquence.
Think of IT," he said. "A wicked
Queen, with barbarian instincts ana vile
purposes. blindly stumbles off from her
throne. A government representing pre-
gress. enterprise. Christianity, civilization,
springs into existence. Is recognized by
all Of the great powers, by our Minister,
by Presidents Harrison and Cleveland and
by a commissioner and by two minister's
one Of them welcoming into the great
family Of the free, while he had In ms
pocket Instructions to destroy forever that
government which he was so enusively
welcoming Are We proud Of that? Think
Of #. A President Of $4,000 Of people
having minister contriving and sehefn-
ing, assiduously working night and day
to restore a rotten monarchy interview
ing again and again a self-dethroned
Queen, listening 20 talk from her 50
avaricious and savage that the President
did not dare TO send 1T to Congress and
TO the people"
At this point Mr.. Frye paused and sug-
gesied, as b was now , O'Clock and he
understood there was TO be caucus al
2.SO and some executive business might
be desired, he would now yield the floor
You may go on" said Mr.. Gray In an
underiope
u would like TO have some more Demo
Gratis 10 hear me-" Nir. Frye said, as ne
here noticed that there were not more
than ten Democratic senators In the cham
ber
AZ executive session was thereupon pro-
posed by Mr. Morgan. and was ordered.
The Senate afterwards, at g:25, adjourned
until tomorrow.
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he. you know. has returned to the house
OF his fathers


ne you know. has fethlneu 10 the no"se
OF his fathers.
senator Daniel.
Senator Daniel Is still in Lynchburg
where he Is detained on account OF the
Illness of General jubal A. Early. The
condition OF the ex-coniederate chiettain
must warrunt the giavest approximations
as TIE Senator when ne left mere eN-
peoted % return on Monday last h's
presence Is moi needed here very urgently
40 this time as The Senate 20 far this
week has accomplished nothing although
a great deal Of useless talk has been IN
dulged upon the different features OF the
proposed tariff bill, snd as ties OF strong
est friendship and ahection exist between
him and General Early. he will hardly
return here until there il some decided
change In the Generals condition or until
some important legislation demands his
presence.
To-day was set for the argument before
POstmaster-Generai Bissell in the Bristol
post-office matter. but II was again post
pOned. at the request OF Senator Bate,
Of Tennessee. Senator Hunton and Con-
grcssman Marshall we're on hand ready
to proceed. but neither OF the Tennessee
senator's or congFes man put In their
appearance.
tpposniment for Er. Twymap.
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gys PRIzE-FIGHTING CASES.
por,smouth TRIAL TO Open nTo-Dav--Nofioik X
EIrcflon isl EeyI.ed

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. S.-special'- ~
nrize-nghtlng case will be called IN l"e
portsmouth court tomorrow. White *
Garuett and George Mcintosh of NorioiA,
represent the defence. The Princess .Ni''.,
triat Tor prize-fghting near Virginia he@'"
nitl be called March 18Th.
The meeting held last evening u"pe'
,be auspices OF the electoral ooain 'l.'-
,oeo productive or much good. Tne parry
iS In better shape than Il has psen i0i
years. .,..,a "A re>fse the
h,n for the control Of the party eite'''"S
Is hard at work 49,. n.,.o,
su of the polnts raised BY Major psitoh
,o the meeting yesterday evening naNe
saan me, IN a very happy manner i"e
oemr,,ttee Will forward their revised piil
~ richmond tonight. ard IN the name or
~ "nited Democracy OF Nortoik ask that
:. ,s nassad without delay.
gta Norfolk Cycle Club gave the ladies'
~ Norfolk an elegant reception this even,
~ ,n~ Tbere were more than one hundred
,"S;es In attendance. The clubhouse "
sa,a "a be the handsomest III the south
The Merrett Wrecking COMPANY Is q.
work on the wrecked schooner Florence
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No Change In General EarIy's Condition.

LYNCHBURG. VA. Feb. &.-special.--
rhers Is no change in General Early'a
condition since yesterday. His physician
len him ri 10 O'Clock sleeping, but thinks
he can last but a few days longer. lie
has moments OF consciousness at times.
purlng one OF these to-day he recognized
General Maury. His nephew, Mr cabeii
Earlv. who Is always AT his bedside. said
TO hin, that General haury was 1T the
room. pronouncing the name Mory. "Not
Mory." said the General. "but Msury."
and then reiapscd into silence. lie gro~s
steadily weaker.
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yor Sending Threatening Letters 10 Wee
President Stevenson aud Others.

BALTIMORE. MD, Feb. 2s.-Joseph
Donjan vas tried in the United states
District Court to-day on the charge OF
violating the postal laws by sending d
threatening letter 20 Vice-President ste
yenson. The jury returned - verdict OF
guilty and Judge Morris sentenced Don
ian TO the penitentfary FOR eighteen
months. When brought into court Don
ian told Judge Morris that he needed no
counsel. and that he wanted Vice>Presi-
dent Stevenson, Senator sherman ana
several others summoned aS witnesses.
This request was refused.
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End Of HostilI,iss In Nicaraupua.

NEW YORK, Feb 2S.--A special from
Managna says. General ortiz has formal
fy turned over the city of Teeuoigalpa
10 Policarpo Bonilla, who has already
arranged an election for members of the
assembly and president. The Nicarau-
guam troops viii remain until order is
completely restored. Nillela and Gu
tierrez's troops have disbanded and the
chiefs are trying TO Join ex-President
VaSquez In San Salvador PollcaFp0
B0nilla has been recognized by Salvador.
Costa kica, and Guatemala.
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ST. PAUL. 5ifNN.. FEB pa special
dispatch from Helena. Mont. 70 the no
necr Press says: Miles Finien yesterday
won $500 IN a game OF dice. Recently
General g. \ Warren secured an option
on a mining claim for Si9,"~. Yesterday
Ein,en offered him $4,000 FOR his bargain,
e. ao for the mine. Warren demanded
S00s0. Finlen proposed "a game OF dice
..,hether he take the option OF Warrens .
hands AT $1,000 or pay Warren %OoJ-
warren agreed he threw pair oi hves'
F,nien fhrex three dcuces and won vow
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CHARLESTON, W VA. Feb. 2s-The
Fayette county sheriff is az Eagle with a
posse defending the Wyant men. The
Governor viii send militia under Major
Banks at f31 O'Clock.
1915 p. MA telegram just received
states that The situation il growing more
serious. and implores quick action from
the Governor. The strikers are on the
mountain and the sherfhs posse al wv
ants. In The gipple. The Huntington
troops have been ordered out
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MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Feb 2S.-The
lecture Of General Master Workman SoY-
erelgu, or the Knights OF Labor, here last
nlght was full OF sensational utterances.
lie said he would not give up his right
10 free speech, but did not believe IN
strikes. as he never saw one which did
not do harm. He had not yet found a
motive sufficiently aggrasating TO warrant
him IN advising the Northern Pacific men
TO 20 on a strike. so said he. Judge
Jenkins may congratulate himself that MS
Injunction has not been violated.
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THE u. e. n. wITBDhAws.
Now the Other Roads fear that = Rate War
WNH RrsnIf.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Feb. 2s.--rhe Louis
Vile and Nashville and the Nashville,
Chattanooga and s.. Louis roads, by
Presidents Smith and Thompson, to-day
announced la IN executive session OF tho
Southern Railway and Steamship Asoo-
citation that they were out OF the asso-
ciation and under 40 consideration would
they withdraw their designations. There
upon the Illinois Central. the Yazoo and
Mississippi valley, the Louisville. New
Orleans and Texas. and the Mobile and
Ohio roads gave notice that they re
served the right to withdraw. for the
withdrawal OF the first named two roads
made II impossible for the last named
20 protect their own interests in the
matter Of rates. IN short, II the Louis
Vile and Nashville and the Nashville,
Chattanooga and st. Louis slashed rates.
as some fear they viii. these roads viii
get out OF the association and protect
themselves by meeting the cuts as far
as possible
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PITTsBURG. PA. Feb. %.-At the Ho-
tel Eine IN this city. to-nisht' Pitcher
McNabb of the Baltimore club fataliy
shot Louise Kellogg. a member OF the
Alvin Josiin Theatrical COMPANY, "hieh
came here from New York to-day. ana
then killed himself The womans right
name is Mrs r. y. Rockwell. and she
has husband living at Seattle, Washing
ton. Kellogg was her STAGE name. Tn
less she regains consciousness, the cause
OF the shooting may never be known
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Offers fer Raising the Kearsarre

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Secretarv uor.
bert has received four offers for rafsino
the Kearsarge from Roncador reef in ad
dition 10 that from the Merritt Wrec,,ius
Company. The new bidders are the Boss,
ton TowDoat Company. OF Boston NaSs
the Davis Coast Wrccking Corpora To-,
OF New Bedford, Mass. Lewis Lprken,
bach. Of New York. and tho Chanman
Derrick and Wfecking Company. OF New
York The amounts bid viii not be made
public AT present, and Secretary Herhe,f
Will continue 10 receive bids for several
days yet. When Congress appropriates
The money for raising the wreck the con-
tract Will be awarded.
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4 Slight Fire.

An alarm OF fire was turned ~ 'n'
r,nrntnc AZ $40 o'clock from Box u, cor
ner OF Twelfth and Main streets. Ine
ce,,se was a small blaze IN the oraneh
too store Of Jasper l.. Rove. wnich -
asrr,es ON under the name OF ". "
S,iazshrook. Jr. Three engines responueo
snd soon extinguished the namss. Inv
d~,rage will amount to about ,s"' Ia.
sno1. IN the basement beneath Tue csa'
s,ore we're considerably Injured py "a'e,
snd smoke, as was also Tue ohVe y,
Thomas l.. Aifriend next door, SUI" ~
,nsurance was carried on the c'sA s'o'e'
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fHE PREsIDENr IND PARTT
Looking for Ducks in A bemarle sound
Al well aud Fnioytng the Trrp

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 2s.--Another
steamer IN this morning reports the
steamer Violet. with President Cleveland
and party on board tied up at II o'clock
last night at the light house station at
Long Point, in North Carolina division Of
Alhemarle and Chesapeake canal. just
across the Currituck sound. about sixty
miles from this city. " the party wanted
to duck In that section Lorg Point is
just the place. The Violet would be left
while the sportsmen took launch and
returned into Currituck sound this morn
ing.
When the last steamer above referred
to passed the Violet, everybody aboard
Of the latter was apparently asleep.
NORFOLK, VA. Feb. 2S.-The light
house steamer Violet. with the Presiden-
tiai party, passed North River light
house about 5 o'clock this morning and
is now IN Aihemarle sound.
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Nirg mia postmnsirrs Named

WASHINGTON. FEB. 2s The President
to-day sent 10 the Senate the following
nominations Of postmasters:
Virginia--Wiliiam A. Ashby. Culpeper:
John 5. Grayson, Luray; William Il. Du-
puy, Roanoke; Richard l.. Herbert, Ports
mouth.
North Carolina-George w. Knott. OK
ford.
Mississippi-Mat. Mahoner, Macon.
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A Comnromise Amendment.

LONDON. FEB. 2S.-The House Of Lords
to-day. by a vote Of 90 10 %. refused 10
accept the House OF Commons rejection
OF Lord Salisbury's amendment to the
Parish Councils bill. enabling smaH pa
rishes To dispense with councils ~ they
numbered less than 200 TO 800 Inhabitants
The Peers offered compromise amend
mont
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eommsrce Commissioner scDm Dead.

WASHINGTON. Feb -S.-Judge James
w McDni. of the Interstate Commerce
io.s0 this morning from the effects of
malarial fever.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
BRAZlL'S QUIET BATTLE.
HER FIRST POPULAR ELECTION 70
BE held T0-DxY.
striking Contrast to the Csmpaigas IN
Ameries-rhs Insasgsnt Organ sup
lpsrts Msrsss--Ths Candidates,

Copyright, 1894. by the United Press)
RIO DE JANEIRo. Feb. &.--An prers-
ratons for the presidential election TO-
morrow are complete. TO American eyes
the campaign has appeared peculiarly
quiet and devoid Of popular interest. The
nominations have been made known main
Iy by advertisements In the newspapers.
There has been little argument in favor
OF any candidate. Every man who has
been named for the presidency or vice.
presidency has been praised immoderately
by the friendly journals. No newspaper
has disparaged any candidate. The qier-
tons OF national policy have been hardly
mentioned, and few persons know or care
what lines OF action the candidates are
ready TO pledge themselves 10. There have
been no PROFESSIONS. no stump speeches.
no great public meetings, no fireworks.
The Candidate.
DR.. Prudente Maraes, President Of the
Senate, and ex-President Of sac Pallo
province, Is the leading candidate for the
presidency Of the republic. Even the
Journal. whose insargent editor was
forced TO fee from the city, supports him
Much surprise has been caused by the
appearance OF ex-Minister Ruy Barbosas
name in the list OF candidates lie was
supposed previously To- b. still ioyaf to
the Insurgents. but his candidacy is re-
garded as evidence that he has forsaken
their cause. He was the financial agent
OF the fnsurgent government, and his de-
fection, II accomplished viii be Il heavy
blow 10 Mello and Da CANA.
H.. a.
presidency are Or. Alfonso Penna, presi-
dent Of the State OF Minas Geraes and
the aolest statesman iR Brazil: Fiorsano
Peixoto, the president OF the republic. and
two others OF only local fame. The Gov
ernment organ. O'Paiz. supports Maraes
and Penna. IL published to-day a long
leader, urging the expediency OF electing
them.
Brazifs First Popular Htsstfon-
Several influential insurgents said yes
terday that Maraes and Penna would bs
satisfactory TO them, In case II should
prove impossible 10 restore tho monarchy.
Ar expressed doubts as 70 the Govern
ments sincerity in supporting the two
candidates in question, or. In fact. any
other civilians This will be Braztl's rrst
popular election OF a president The pae-
pie are children i'm politics. but there IL
every indication that the ballotiug viii pro-
ceed peacefully. Nobody is talking u
intimidation or fraud. Congress will count
The votes and declare the result That
al this viii be done I'm good faith 10
probable. bat not certain. Whether Brazil
shall enjoy order and progress. or be
torn by anarchy. will be determined by
the event OF the election.
State Of sisg. Abolished.
LONDON, Feb 2S--A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres, dated yesterday. SAYS tho
Government cruiser <ictheroy has landed
five hundred men at caho F'tto, seventy
i've miles northeast OF Rio. other Gov
eminent vessels are making ihe'f Msy
towards Rio as rapidly al possible. ms
state Of siege of Rio has been abolished.
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Albany. ". Y, Feb. 8-Governor
t-tocyer has signed the greater New York
nil which means that the question Of
whether New York and Brooklyn shall be
Consolidated is TO be decided by vots
Of the people OF both cities and suburbs.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. &.-~ror virginia.
Increasing ctoudiness and light rain. east
20 south winds.
For North Carolina and South Carolina:
Rain, warmer In western portion, ~ast
to south winds