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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
Close Figuring on a Prisoner.

iSt. Louis tIiDD'-i -" iNDtldtD
There was an Old judge down in Texas
about twenty years ago." said Alfred g.
kenirick, Of Cincinnati. ~ no had abso-
lutely no appreciation Of tn" maxim inn
morta;ized by Milton, that rkCtr IS
Heavens first law He ran "a grocery
store and n saloon. and dii his law busi-
ness behind the counter. once, when /
was staying in the dm.nutive town in
which be- dispensed law. | was arrested
for a triflng offence against a city ordl-
nance. and was taken before him by an
exceedingly objectionable constable. The
Judge ordered mo searched, an order
which resisted, and threatened to bring
suit for assault if it were enforced.
After considerable argum Mt the Court
waived the point. but asked me to state
what money I had about m. Predicting
nv pocket-book. | counted the money
and told him, the sum being about SIS.
Th. Court and the constable then put
their heads together and male some very
elaborate calculations on some pieces OF
wrapping paper Finally was lined -
for the offence. that being the maximum
penalty: s. for resisting arr I, and :, Tor
assautsng the constable, whom / had
pushed away when he tri,d 20 search
me. This enabled the Court To assess
me % pay three sets of costs. and as ans
brought the total 10 about 81. / was
graciousy given credit for tn balance.
ASH hal t. leave town in a hurry ami
could not afford 20 be- detained, | paid the
ridiculous penalties AMI left l stu owe
the oil Judge or his successor about 8,
ami ! hope he viii live till | pay HIM.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
NATIONAL GRAIN CONGRESS.
Advocacy of Closest Commercial Relations
Between West and south.

WICHITA. KAN, April lS.-The Ma
tional Grain Congress, which has been
IN session here during the past two
DAYS. adjourned this evening to meet
again at New Orleans the second Tuesday
In June. The next annual meeting Will
be held at Mobile. Ala. next April
Strong resolutions were passed thro"
ine Of the yoke ot the East, and adNo-
eating the closest commercial rehttiohs
between the West ant the south; FAVOR
inc the completion Cf the Nicaragua
canal. and its absolute control by the
I'nired states: urging the lines OF raii-
roads from tho Vest To the south u
compete for the grain in the West 10
southern PORTS. ami pledgins the suppor'
OF both sections to such corporations; de-
manding the rapid completion Of the river
and harbor Improvements no" III p'os
ress. and calling up0n Congress 10 eS-
tablish fast mail service between the
West and Gulf ports.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
GREAT NORTHERN STRIKE.
The Crisis Has Come-in Injunction
Granted the Company.

e... 49,. -. -,
- 81 J" 'li-'->'' AptIl ~ ne c'lSlS
mas come III inc Great northern str'Ne'
anu tl' company from thIr hour VIII pay
It's hand with sternness. Judge sanborn. of
tho Emitted states Court If Anraais m
l,.. ..r..,.1 -, irt,no,fo, an,.,s+ .ho
''
strikers III Do'h -I'''''f"'d ana '\oI'
Dakota, and cited thom 70 appear in his
court in 81. Paul April 9Th 20 show cause
"Why each Of them should not be tn-
,oineI AMI restrained f~om disabling or
rendering in anywlse unfit for convenient
AMI immediate use any engines, ear, az
other property az the Great Northern
Railroad Company. and for use IN inter
state commerce. ard tho carrying ~
mails and goyernmcn, supplies, aud from
interfering in any manner with the pos
session Of amy locomotives. cars. or any
other property 81 thr san Great Northern
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
well sustained Il calls for no special men,

well sustained It calls for no spcc'ai HUI
ton
What was announced by tho manage
nient as "ceulvr and Stephenson's opera
Dorothy" was presented mt the evening
performance. They might have added tne
name OF Stanley Fetch. IL not as coiia-
borator at least as an interpoiator. pis
interpretations. however when not risque'
were highly diyerting. and he undouDt-
eddy carried of the honors OF the per-
Torrance Bessie Fairbairn played the
part OF Priscilla with unnagging hunor
and viNaclty. Edith Mason tripped gaiiy
through the part 81 Dorothy and Alice
earle made the most Of every opportunity
az Lydia. Thomas IT, Persee and John
G.. Bell were excellent. and Herman
Waldo. though slightly overweighted with
the part of the Squire. Is full OF good
intentions.
To the strong and efficient chorus
special word of praise Is due, the volume
ard quality Of tone produced Is excellent.
ship Alloy" will be presented tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
The opcra Last Night.

The Jules Grau Opera Company are
not meeting with the success their nheri'
warrants. With nightly change OF Dill.
presenting popular operas az popuia'
prices, and giving an all-round perform,
ance. fun OF vigor. and. withal wen
balanced. II might generously be sup
posed that the audiences. II not colossal
would at least be extensive.
1.-THE Queens Lace Handkerchief was
well presented at the matinee yesterday.
Beyond the fact that the parts were all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
A Nest virginia Horror.

PARKERsBURG. ". VA, April b
AZ yellow Creek. Calhoun county, on
sunday evening Mrs LLOYD Radabansh
found her husband and two children hang
ing to a rafter in barn. The children
we're strangled before being hung. Kada-
bauphs face was covered with tiny
scratches supposed to have been caused
by his babys fighting for life. Kada-
haugh was a wealthy farmer. and stood
high in state politics. His motive IS a
mystery.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19

MANCHESTER. Eng, April 1S.-Thc
Guardian. ia us commercial article. says:
Yn.r. is. no sign of Improvement in the
Present situation. stocks are Increasing
daily. bur the difficulty of selling remuae-
ratiyeB is also increasing. Inquiries from
India are occupying the attention Of
sellers. hut the limits odered are rarely
considered. except 10y the most needy
sellers. The demand from China has al
mos, ceased in. Vagaries OF exchange and
the uncertainty as to its future ap-
Yarently paralyz'ng that trade. The
foreign demand generally has diminished
iu yarns. business is small. ana the mar
kct easier.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
Sensation In Belgium.

ANTWERP. April 1s.-Madame Marie
Theresa Joniaux. wife Of ". Henry Jo-
niauX. chief state Engineer - roads ana
bridges I'm the Province Of Antwerp. was
arrested to-day by the police on charge
Of having poisoned several Of her reia-
tives in order to obtain III" amount OF
the insurance on their lives. As Madame
Joniaux occupied a prominent position IN
the society of Antwerp and OF other so
cial ccnters Of the kingdom, her arrest
has created profound sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
The Creeu-f,yed Monster.

MOBILE. ALA, April ia special &c
the Register from Mt. Vernon, Ala, says
This afternoon female Apache Indian
prisoner-of- war. named Belle. ana Nape
rahgun. u member Of the Indian company
stationed at Mt. Vernon barracks Wert
shot and MORALLY wounded by hush Ger
tol. also a member OF the Indian com
many. After shooting Belle and Naptorah
g,in. ne shot and instantly killed himself
The cause was jealousy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
SENATORS ON COXEY.
They Discuss the Advance of the Army OF
the Comnonweal.

WASHINGTON. April lS.-The Senate
enen, more than an hour In executive sos-
sion this afternoon. but during that time
vnrv little business was transacted. and
that too. Of the most routine character.
Not more than fifteen senator's were pres
ont and in one Of those informal talks
MI an executive session frequently de-
,elons fin. subject of COXey and the near
,urroach Of his COmmonweal army came
nm for discussion. There was no appre-
h,usion on ths part Of the senator's that
,rv harm would grow ont of this assem-
blare al the CAPITOL. but there was a dis
nosition 20 know what had been done by
The Committee on Rules. which has
CHARGE Of the Capitol buildings and
grounds. \ member Of that committee
Informed the senator's they had taken
coguiLancc Of the approach OF Cozey. and
while they saw no reason 20 believe that
there would be any trouble they had
taken all necessary precautions to pro-
t,ct The public property and enforce the
law AGAINST all lawl@ss cltizens. Should
there u, any demonstration in violation
Of the statutes. the committee stated its
belief tina, those who engaged in II would
h. dealt with as the law directs. No dis
uosition was manifested against the COM
ing to ;he Capitol Of the men in an or
DERBY ami peaceful manner and the laws,
il was stated. wore not intended to opc-
rlt. against excursions 10 Washington OF
that Character
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
Tennessee Democratic Nominees.

NASHVILLE. TENN, April ls.-Ihe
Democratic convention to nominate HVe
candidates for judges Of the supreme Courl
met here to-day. Hon. Luke Wright ol
Memphis. was chosen permanent eni,t-
man. The convention was ATTENDED oy
about 1000 delegates. one ballot was
taken. resulting in the namination OF -
l.. Snodgrass. Of Chattanooga; w. N
McCallster, Of Nashville; John II. Wlies'
OF Pulaski: W. G. Caldwell. Of Dresden
and W. D. Board. OF Memphis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
po,n.v,x,uia Rioters Captured.

CONNELLSNILLE, PA" Apill N
Deuuty-Sheriff Richards WIN twenty ,
five assistants. captured the Nheeier "ru
Moren rioters this morning. hici'i' ,'9
and party came 10 wheeler mst h'sn'
and Immediately placed the property I'M
der police control. None OF the strikers
were permitted to pass III or OUT 81 su"lu
lines. nor from house 10 house Al ~
o'clock this morning the strikers were
driven to an enclosure near the ooih-
pany's store. and the CLERKS ana en-
rlo,ocs belan identification Of the men
engaged in the riot, IN which Engineers
sermons and James Ashton were beaten.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19

BERLIN. April lS-The Reichstag com
mitt,. to which was referred the tobacco
tsxatioa DID, has rejected the clause I'M
posing Il duty on Manufactured tobacco
Thc majority vote Of the committee was
cast hv Crotrists. Radicals. socialists ana
Anu-Scmites. This clause was resaroeu
as the essence OF the bill. and It's re)ec'ion
is regarded az assuring the deie"t Vi
the measure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
and the ninth resulted in blank for

and the ninth resulted In blank for
both sides.
The following IL the score:
Petersburg ................oQ 0 o e1 %
college. .................,....io / 1000 ! o-5
summary I}atteYies-Ioach and keefer.
Ellyson and Johnson. Base hiis-on
Leach. 6: OF Eliyson. s. Home runs
Hammond. .. Base hits--Ellyson. ..
stolen bases -Pctersburg. 3. Base on
halls-r,Ilyson. :. struck out-Icach. z;
I'lIyson. 4 Time or game. hour and ~
minutes. Umpire, +. II. Clements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
EIcctric-Wire Fatalities.

ST LOUIS. April lS-Whilc at work ON
q small ire at noon to-day on the corner
~ Thomas and Dickson streets num-
b.r of dremen came in contact with a
live electric-light wire. ". l.. Cannon.
foreman Of Chemical 80. 1. was instantly
killed. Fireman Thomas Dolan. Of No.
% was fatally shocked, and Fireman
Zen Sbively seriously injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
CONGRESSIONAL POCKET NERVE.
,tIsto BE Touched by Sergeant snow
Under AN Old Law.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Sersean'-a'-
Arms snow decided to-day to enforce the
old law providing for docking the
salaries Of members Of the House. VIZ
ONT waiting COR the passage of the resClu-
lion OF the judiciary Committee ulre0'i'3
him to do SO. Accordingly ne ~
- Ll.,l, certificate and sa1t ii to the
'..,,..rrn,ont rr.ntlng-onice for supply
- The blanks. IL contains a clause in
which a member VIII hereafter nave 70
corfifv how many days hc has been all
sent each month. The Speakers certli-
cate follows. giving the total amount
due Tire member. less the dcaIctions Tor
uL-.,-I lnLs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
THE COLLEGE SPIDERS DEFEATED.
A Well Contested Game Won by Peters
burgers by Score . To =.

PETERSBURG, VA. April lS-(spe-
cial) The Richmond College Spiders were
defeated by the homs team N we'll
contested game this evening The game
up 10 The seventh inning was as fine a
one as has been Witnessed in this city
this season. and things looked blue ior
the home team. the score standing TO
IN favor of the Spiders. But an error by
Lockett, who missed a fly; a base on bails'
and a bad throw by Acrce. and a paso
bail ~ Johnson allowed the home team
- score three runs. while the SPIDERS
were blanked in their hair OF this inning.
In the eighth both sides scored run,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
VERY MUCH ONE SIDED GAME.
The 'Varsiiics Defeat the Coiumbias by n
Score Of 23 to 3.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. April IS
CSpccialD game between the Co
lumbia College and University OF Viz
ginia baseball teams played on the Ath-
lcuc Grounds here this afternoon was
too onc-siled 10 he interesting. The
score was - 90 . in favor Of fhc home
team. The battery Of the Columbia team
was very weak. TO which fact many Of
the runs made were due.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
THE PASSENGER AGENTS.
They Make the summer Resort Rates the
Same ~ Last Years.

CHATTANOOGA. TENN. April Is
The meeting Of TIE southern Passenger
AGENTS Association. which has been in
session for two days at Lookout Noun
tain. adjourned this afternoon to meet in
Atlanta May ~. The matter Of stop-oEer
privileges or summer-tourist tickets was
deferred until the next meeting. II WAS
decided To place summer-tourist tickets
on sale for the various resorts at tie
same rates as last year. Tickets to r.
sorts on the coast viii Doe placed on sale
May 18th. but tickets for mountain ana
interior resorts VIII not be on sale until
June lSt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
,Nilh.lnn M. In Danger.

COBURG. GERMANY. April Ell y
stated 10y the Algemelne Ieitung' upon
the authority of prominent diplomat
that an attempt was 10 have been h'a'.
uron the life OF Emperor William or
Germany during the lattcrs stay III
Venice. and that the attempt was ohy
frustrated b. the vigilance Of the ponce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
An IIecIric Hallway Sold.

NASHVILLE. TENN, April lS.-The
United Electric Railway franchises were
sold to-day under decree OF the United
States Circuit Court 10 Nat. Baxter. Jr..
representing the bondholders for {l3S5OO.
The sale is subject to $4,000 underlying
bonds. The company operates forty-s!x
miles of railway in this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
cOBURC IN FESTIVE ARRAY.
Preparations for the Wedding of It's frin-
cc-. Victoria.

COBCRG. GERMANY, April lS.-Ih'
weather is splendid an. the streets are
thr9ngei with people In holiday attire
AMI all accommodations at The hotels
cafes. boarline-houses. AMI private houses
thrown Omen for Tho occasion have been
secured by the thousands Of VISITORS
anxious T. BIZ present at the royal we'd
ding. The royal standard Of Great fritan
is floating over the DucM palace. and IN
al sides are seen Nags flowers. bunting.
triumpual arches Venetian masts. ana
PICTURES Of the bride and bridegroom. the
Grand Duke Of Hcssc, aud the Princess
Victoria. OF Coburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
HAIL STORM AT CANNES.
rruit-Trce-. Grape Vines, Etc, Irrepara-
bly, Injured.

CANNES. FRANCE. April 1S.-A vio-
l.ot bail-storm swept over Cannes and its
,iciaity to-day. doing lrreparable damage
10 fruit-irees. grape-vircs, etc. The storm
lasted quarter of an hour, during
which the fall OF hails'ones was ire
n.eu4ous. the size Of the hailsiones beins
That Of ordinary marbles. Tn" fruit or
cnarls ami vineyards had already been
greatly injured by heat and drought.
there having been 40 rain in this vicinity
IN thirteen weeks. and what was left OF
them Was destroyed by the hail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
Carlisle -. Ci,iI->er,ice Commission.

WASHNGTON. April N.-'Lhe cOurso ~
Secretary Carlisle In deposins from Office
certain Republican Officials # the Trea-
sury Department who held Office under
the civil-service law, is b be tested In the
courts To-day Attorneys ". ". Milar
and Richard r. Beall. OF this city. applied
10 the supreme Court of III, District II
Columbia for a mandamus compelling the
Secretary 10 roinstate Eugene J.. GaIdls.
over whose case there was some spicy
correspondence between the Civll-SHvice
Commission and the Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
AN ELECTRIC PLANT DESTROYED.
sacramento Lcrt Without Street Car Ac-
Communications Many Dynamos Burned.


SACRAMENTO. CAL. April B-The
entire electric plant Of the Capital Gas
COMPANY. which holds contracts for light
ing the city AMI running the strcet-cars,
WAS burrcl to-day. Twenty-four dyna-
mos were burned and half a dozen Of
fine most powerful engines on the coast
y,.re practically destroyed. The plant
was one of the largest on the coast and
contained the finest machinery. The ORR
Gin of the fire. # is thought, was con-
tact Of the electric wires at the switch
board. Tn total loss amounts to 5000
Unless the car-company can make ar
rane,ments to secure horses to operate
il extensive lines. the people here VIII
he entirely without street-car accommo-
dations The gas-eencratlns system Is
not disturbed by The fire
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
Coerc,ou-Act i.epeAl,

LONDON, April ls.-The bill repeating
the Balfour coercion act passed its second
reading in the House OF Commons this
evening by a vote OF 25i to 1876. The re-
suit was received with prolonged cheer
ing from the Liberal and Irish benches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
An Autj-s.mIie Expelled.

VIENNA. April lS.--Joachim Gehisen'
who was advertised TO give an anu
semitic address in Berlin shortly, was ar
rested yesterday and expelled from
Austria. Gehiscn once edited the Reichs-
gIocke. the chief aim OF which was to
libel Bismarck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
Wbiskcy Dealer. Assign.

LOUISVILLE, ~, April lS.-W. IT.
Thomas & Son, well known whiskey
dealers and distillers, made an assign
ment to-day 10 the Louisville Trust Com
pany. Liabilities between 10000 and
SlsO. 90. all OF which is secured by pledges
of whiskey or stock. Assets not stated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
FRANK PHILLIPS KILLED.
Also, Detective Eevins-Eoth shot by the
Pickett BOYS.

LOUISVILLE. ~, April lH-From
Pike county came the news to-day that
the notorious Frank Phillips prominent
rar,lciuant IN the Hatheld-McCoy feud,
has b.eu killed: also, Detective william
p.,.ir. They were shot near the Nir-
riuia border by the Pickett boys. who
killed old man Ferrill recently in Logan
county. W. Va The murdered men were
trviuls 10 capture the Pickett brothers
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
v.,,.r<no,yn Banker Dead.

NEW ORLEANS. April ia special to
the Times Democrat from Natchez. Miss.
SAYS: Audley C.. Briton. well-known
banker Of this city, died to-day, aged 70.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
TO CHRlSTEN THE NEW PARK.
The Richmond BOYS To Meet the College
spiders To Day.

The new h1ll-park on west Main street
has been completed ard will Doe used for
tte first timn this afternoon. when the
EicimonI League team Will endeavor to
show the Richmond College students a
few things about the national game.
". G. Osborne. the Eichmonds' new
pitcher arrived yesterday from Balti-
more ana viii also Try his hand in this
afternoons contest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE,
LEXINGTON, VA.

The Board Of Visitors. ut their annual meet
ing in JUNE NEXT, will APPOINT STAT e
CADETS TO Til vacancies n the First, tnird,
Flth, Sixth, Eighth, Thirteenth, Fifteenth.
Eighteenth, Nineteenth. Twenty first, Twenty.
sixth, Twonty-sogenth, 1hirtteth Thirty. second,
1hirty-thiri, 1hlr,y-siSth, Thirty-segenth, and
Thirty-ninth senatorial Districts. Applications
for Information or appointment should be sd.
dressed 10 the undersigned bsore tue t5lH OF
JUNE SCOTT SHIP,
ap Il-2aw4w Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
ENGlkNO'S PERUVIAN PLAN.
Naval Authorities on the Report That Great
Britain Has Rented san Lorenzo.

(Now York Iferali)
The announcement in the Herald Il few
days ago that negotiations were in pro-
gress between England and Peru looking
To the rental to the former country of the
island Of San Lorenzo for n naval station
is causing some anxiety in official cir
Cles Although the United States can
offer no objections 70 the contamination
of the project, administration officials look
upon il with disfayor, AMI would be
glad 10 find an opportunity TO checSmatc
the movement.
The do not have 10 look far To find the
reasons which induced England to enter
into negotiations with Peru for this
island. England has only two naval sta
tions on the American Pacific coast-One
at Taboga. Isthmus of Panama. and the
other at Victoria, British Columbia. The
action of the United States In declaring
an intention Of establishing coaling sta
ton at Pearl river, Hawaiian Islands,
came in tine nature OF a surprise 10 the
British government. which. it Is under
stood here, WIS laying plans looking 20
the occupancy of that hlrbOr Itself
There being no other place available for
use as a coaling station in the Pacific
except the island Of san Lorenzo. Eng
land probably came t. thu conclusion,
officials believe. that that WAS the most
desirable port at which to have coal
pile.
\ MENACE TO AMERICAN Int
RESTS.
Among the reasons which State-Depart-
| ment officials urge in oppo iton 10 the
project OF giving England a right on the
| island is the present unsettled condition
OF affairs In Peru. Should trouble break
out in the republic. England might take
advantage of Ter position, throw troops
on land. and establish a s)rt of pro-
| t,ctorate. her excuse being that such
| action was necessary i'm order 10 give
| thorough protection % her possessions
talked with well-known naval straie-
! gist to-day about Englanis c0alins sta
! tons. He declared that Englands occu-
/ pancy of tho island Of san Lorenzo would
| b. a menace to American interests.
since Rcar-Admiral Walkers assign
meut 10 the Pacific for III" purpose ot
| establishing coaling station on tt'
! Hawaiian Islands" he continued, 81 have
| been expecting England 90 make some
move whereby she might gain possession
| Of another naval station IN the Pacific.
| j. was. therefore. not at all surprising
To me when / read in the Herald that she
was negotiating with Peru for the island
| of san I.OrgHZp.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19
UHE BOARD OF VISITORS OF

'NHt BOAhD Or NlollOho We
L The MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
Will assemble 10 the college building In Rich
mond. on TUESDAY, My 10, 1894. at IL
O'Clock noon, tor the purpose OF elsctnS Profess
SORE to tho Chair Of General Pathology and bac.
teriooEy. now occupied by Acting. Professor j.
Page Na-sie, VI d., and ths Chair OF Practice OF
Medicine, made vacant by the resignation OF
Professor Marlin T.. james, NJ. ID. Candidates for
these positions will forward their applications
aud testimonials to CHRISTOPHER TOMP.
kINS, NJ. d.. Dean OF the Faculty.
WILLIAM W CRUMP,
Pres.den. Board OF Visitors
DANIEL D. TAILEY. Secretary.
I2.I5,I9.22,2J, !eS My36.i0St3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-19

Harry and Dayy and TAI,
Taz. and Harry and DaVy;
just watch TWO Of them as
They drop right into the gravy!