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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
Undex-Appeal.)

We do not think the Philadelphia Press
will be able TO make capital against the
South and immigration to this section
because the Virginia newspapers have
not tried and condemned Goodman for
the murder Of Parsons. II Is the business
OF the courts TO determine the degree Of
Goodman's guilt. and Virginia judges
are not In the habit OF receiving instruc-
tions from the newspapers OF this State
or shaping their decisions TO conform TO
the demands or suggestions Of the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07

press. Goodman will be tried upon
an indictment charging him with
murder In the frat degree. which
seems to be In accord with the
facts brought out thus far. II remains
for the jury TO determine the measure
OF his guilt. and for the Judge to instruct
the jury how they shall ind a verdict In
accord with the law. Pending the result
OF the trial, the newspapers should re-
serve comment. II there should be mis-
carriage Of justice. II will be time enough
then for the Virginia press to point II
out and TO condemn Il IN no uncertain
terms. Public opinion in Virginia Is as
strongly opposed 10 murder and as quick
to demand its punishment as 1t Is In Penn
sylyania,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
Concur I'm the Endorsement.

NOr the Dispatch.)
Owing TO sickness the president OF the
lakewood Memorial Association was I'M
able to attend the joint meeting Of the
Memorial Association and Confederate
Literary Society. held last Monday after
room. TO endorse the address by Mr.. Cave;
therefore, she takes this opportunity in
the name OF the association to say that
they heartily concur In the action taken
at that meeting.
MRS. II. T. CHRISTIAN.
President lakewood Memorial Association.
July 6, 1884
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
rVRUSTEES SALE
The Virginia Gazette Plant,
IL THE CITY OF WILLIAMSBURG.

BY virtue NJ q decd Of trust dated May |,
1SQ3. and recorded m tho Clerks Office OF
james city county AMI Clty ot william burg
Deei-BOos No >, pages asa ana -, ;o ihe
Undersigned trustee q secure certain noes
therein les bed. ami default having been
made IN payment of tho same, aud being re-
CURED -) 90 DO by the beneficiary, VIII soil nc
pubic auction AT the Oflce Of the SAID Virginia
Gazette IN the city 81 Williamsburg, on
FRIDAY. July -. 1894.
at II O'Clock. THE VIRGINIA GAZETTE
PLANT consisting of seyca-cOlumn hand-uress
with rollers ani extra core. together MIN all
the typo, INK. cutters. iob-cases, and paraphor-
malta 81 a nrst-,lass plant.
For n more particular description reference Is
hereby given 20 the SAID deed Of trust: an In
spe,ii0n of said property can DO had upon ap-
pncat0n st tho Gazette office on Duke VI GlOu-
cester street
TERMS: Cash "a 10 go much OF the proceeds
a. may BE- necessary 10 defray expenses VI exec
cutting tbis trust AMI 10 pay tne sum " three
hundred dollars $500 Win interest from tho
lst day OF May. 1898. and e3 insurance. The
remainder OF the purcnase-monoy payable NJ
such tine and secured ia such manner as tho
grantOr IN said deed Of trust my on day Of sale
prescribe SYDNEY SMITH.
20 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
WANT CUSTOMERS.

do e7-lexsu Is2O.IS25 ct
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
AUCTION sALEs-This Day.
DOSITIVE SALE Ear
of STANDARD BRED COLTS III
THE RICHMOND BAZAAR,
1t3s FAST FRANKLIN STREET,
SATURDAY. JULY 7TH,
AT 1910 a. NJ.


on above date we wiz sell WITHOUT
LIMIT or reserve the following lot OK
ROYALLY-BRED COLTS AND I'll
=, one me GRAY COLT. 2 years old and
STANDARD BRED This colt has neen
i'm training this season, and II SOW
SHOWING MILES BETTER THAN
one Ray COLT. years Old. by wins:
also STANDARD BRED. and, Tor hls
training * very fast. having shown niles
in his work better than minutes, an"
will make n trotter. sure.
one BAY FlLLY, years old. oy
Wills. She * very handsome and tast.
one BAY FlLLY. by Wills. has never
been handled for speed but shows plenty
OF STYLE and. action. and from her breed
ing. should prove very fast
THESE COLTS are all from good dams.
and ARE STANDARD AND REGIS
TERED. with WILLIS FOR Ttiblk
SIRE. The three that have been hanpitl
for speed are without doubt THE THlttt
FASTEST 2-YEAK-OLD COLTS IN VIZ
GINA TO-DAY, AID. from their breed
ing. should train on.
This sale should attract The attention
OF anyone interested I'm good horses as
II embraces what we consider the hnest
quartette OF colts eyer offered at public
auction in Virginia.
These colts can be- seen NJ the taZaar
Friday. July Glh. and We will be- pleas, q
10 show them 20 anyone interested IN
good horses. J. u. SEABRlGIr.
~ ( Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
Condition of Mr.. Fuller.

The condition OF Mr.. IL. W Fuller. the
general passenger agent Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway, who had bonn
legs broken in the accident at Rapidan
Friday. continues to improve. DIS. sow
ers and Baker, of Washington, ana III ;.
Brock and Ross. Of this city personal
friends Of Mr. Fuller, have made "a hnal
examination Of the fractures. and II the
patient continues to improve as eNpecte1.
he will be taken to the Healing Springs
about the LIST of August
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
a Dcplorable Feature.
(Staunton Post)

The most deplorable feature OF the rail-
way collision at Rapidan few days ago
was the serious injury Of Colonel III. w.
Fuller, the efficient general passenger
agent of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way. Colonel Fuller, who is a COM
paratively young man. of genial manners,
IS one of the most popular railroad-men
in Virginia. His many friends here VIII
be pleased TO know that he continues
to improve steadily. His death or per-
manent disability would have been
great loss not only to the railroad but TO
Virginia, in the advancement Of which
he has been prominent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
r.'aE RICHMOND BAZAAR, Er
i 1896 EAST FSANKLiS SHEET.

our regular sale
TODAY,
atlO.3O \. NJ, will embrace 1900,
Tho STANDARD BREED IROl llNN tohiH
elsewhere mentioned: 49,.
I pair 4-YFAR OLD Bt ACK HORSES. perfectly
matched and a very stylish carriage team
Several VlRGINIA-RAlSED HORSES suitable
for All purposes; ,..r,
l FOUR-SEAT OPEN SURREY or / NAf "nu
HORSE aud HARNEe hrst-cIass Iamly
turnout. ..,.,.. 49,,
several SECONDHAND SURRElS, oAH-
RfhGES, BCGGfE>. and LADIES PhAL-
LONESOME Of them bat little USED anu
gOli anew;
DOUBLE and SIGLE HARNESS new ani so
conc-hand: , ,.,
/ Yol'NG MILK COW. fresh TO the pail, with
vi j. d. SEABRIGET, Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
George W Mayo, Auc,ionocr.
SALE OF HORSE,
l. PuAEVUN. BUGGY. TYPEWRITER,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &C,
Al AICIlON.

By virtue of A deed OF trust from F II. Plua-
macher and VITO to the Undersigned trustee,
duly recorded, will sell 10y auction, NJ the r's-
deuce. n the corner - Nineteenth anu Plea
SAINTS streets, n 1880 \. NJ.
MONDAY, July o, 1894.
Two PARLOR SUITS. upholstered in Bro,a-
teNe;
BRI SSELS anI other HALL. STAIR ana
CHAMBER CARPETS, RUGS, OlL-CLOlH.
aud MATING.
PAkLOR TABLES, ErAGERE, LACE Cur
TAINS. FANCY IABLk-CLOlHs ani POk-
Two yI0fINs. one oCARINA, one XYLO-
PHONE MUSIC MUSIC CASES aud
STANDS,
Lot OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS. BOOK
CASES. PICTURES. and BRic-A-BRAC.
OAK EXTENSlON-IAfLE ana DINING-kOnM
CHAIRS. OAK BtfFEI, OAK CottH,
CufNA-PRESS. aHd OAK REFRIGERATOR,
ono DlNSMORE II PEWKllkK and DESk,
WALNUT HALL-RAOh aud HAIRS,
PLAIEDWAKE GLAS 'WARE, AMI CROCK
ERl.
CHAWBER SUIT and WARDROBE, MAT
TRE>> and SPRINGS;
one Roam MARE. one PHAETON
one BtGGI. almost new ana lot Of HARNESS.
&c.
Also. "a lot OF FLOWERS.
TERus: At sale. CT. sAUER.
y6 Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07

on above date we win sell WITHOUT
LIMIT or reserve the tolownf 10, OK
COLTS AND Fill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
REAL ESTATE Al PRIVATE SALE.
EOR SALE PRIVATELY. &.

We are authorized TO sell At great sacrifice A
most attractive CORNER RESIDENCE PRO-
PERRY. l00XlSO ieet, with LARGE BRICK
DWELLING thereon; delightfully."- situated on
tho electric line. On vest Nam street. very near
the corporate limits. admirably suited for
palatial home or for bali a dozen or more
smaller residences. Apply at once TO
J. b. ELAN & Co,
~ 7-3t lll3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07

WANTED. TRAVELLING SALES
w MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER We
put our goods In glass rolling pins. 500 month
alary and expenses. or - per cent commits
slot. Good side Inc. II you want JOB. write.
Send stamp for reply. CHICAGO BAKING
POWDER COMPANY, 767 Van buren, street,
Chicago. Az i5-3m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
BUSINESS WANTS.
WANTED, SUMMER BOARDERS,

Mrs. Tazwell uoms, NJ Helms Post-orice,
Franklin county W., wishes Limited NUMBER
OF summer bOarcers.
Location % res dence unsurpassed Tor healtn-
fitness and beauty OF mountain scenery.
Visitors will be- met 40 Boon's Mills, Norfolk
ard Western railroad.
Board reduced 90 Sij per month for Sduiis.
No children under l . wears Of age taken.
pleeta address, as above. ~ f-oW
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

ONE THIRD UNDIVIDED lNTEill.'t
IN A FARM OF % ACRES
IL HENRICO COUNTY.
on THE MECHANlCSNilL.E TURN
PIKE. ABOUT TWO MILES FROM
THE CITY OF RICHMOND, IA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07

BY John T. Goddin & CO.,
Real Estate Agents and Aucii1n"'is'
Bank and Eleventh str.- rs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
AUCTION sALss- po'as. D.,.
By ~ w. Rove.
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUsrEEs SALE
IN SUBDIVISIONS
ORA VERY
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND
IN
HENRTCO COUNTY. ABOUT THrEI
MILES BELOW THE CITY
or RICHMOND
FRONTING OK THE CHARLES clrH
ROAD AND ALSO oS THE
WILLIAMSBURG ROAD.
AND CONTAINING l7- ACRES. MOr.
or LESS.
TO BE DIVIDED AND SOLD ~ srE
OR EIGHT PARCELS.

I'm execution 81 dc,l ~ triri o, OBJ,
undersigned. dated lith o. January.
and recorded In HenriCO County count
IN Deed Book l35 A. Page o.
the request OF the beneic'ar.t. .l..
having been made 90 payment .. '.
debt secured. sell b. auction. lu gene
Heurico county courthouse. iu t.t DI
Of Richmond. on
MONDAY. july .. i,9i
at l O'Clock =. NJ. tho VERY DFrT.
BILE TRACT or LAND above ~
10. bounded on the west by tho M..
John ). Cranhe,d ton.e FulfnnI
being the land formerly owned by
tine White
This land has been divided Into ...-f
smaller tracts. containing about f9 ..
five or thirty acres fIrh. 1s .I.n.
map 10 Boz seen at fha auction.
The nearnes- ~ ibis lalI in ff. ...
character or tue sDI. W .Ich |s
adapted % grass. me f..f nc If-
on two prominent roal fl.e r..
II capable OF division lIfn fsI ..
farms. all combine f1 u... I..
opportunity for "a prof HI.. lnI..fr
There Is said I'D Doc Hf.. quantity
very fine quality ~ bf.h ,a5 .n f
land.
TERMS. one third cash. arI o.. .
due in Two equal iuetlIr..nf-. .f ...
two years Tor notes. n..I I.I.r.et
and secured hy dee OFT fr.-f
jy3 ~r...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
WANTED, AGOOD. LIVE SALES


w MAN ia cyarv city and town 20 handle my
SPARKLING CHAMPAGNE-CiDER Big COM
mission Apply 10 j. ". MCADAN.
507 east Marshall street,
Nv 4-ft' Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07

BY virtue OF "A deed ~ trust. Dear
date August l. 1891 from james g. l''
and Jennie T., his WHO, 10 inc
signed. recorded IN the Clerks c.i.r ~
HenricO County Court. on l5th Seii'n
1891. default having been made 20 th-
ment Of The debt secured thefi..
being requested 50 20 DO b. the h'A' 81.
| shall sell at public auction en- SD
urpDaigt.S
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
Highest Of all in Leavcung powe-Latest u s. Govt kepo"
R9H!Aa!!! R Rskas&i:
ABSOLUTELY PURE
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.
CITUsTION WANTED BY COMPE-

CITUATION WANTED BY COMPE-
- TENT and hustling young married man l20
with manufacturing firm a. boog-keeper, assist
ant, or shipping clerk. Ten years practical onsl-
nesa cxperience with prominent firms. Best reie-
repces n to character aud qualifications rom
last employer with reason for change. Long
hours AMI moderate salary expected. Would
go TO the country. e. Box -, herner-vile,
" c " 1.bt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07


3 Cans Large California Peaches .........s 20
LARGE Fat NacAerei, now, per IL zen.... -
q Boxes Nee ~1Tllues. -............'.. -
Pounds Nice Rice ........-.+-..-' -
Fine Ncw Orleans N .ass0 ............., 20
Ro,<-Candy syrup. water Th'fe........-. 80
q, 900 Bags Choice Family ! .uur......... -
Fine cream che -e....-. .......-...-... ~
Roller Patton. Family Flour. per barrel. 800
Pure cider Vinegar, per g1lou.-........ -
, piug- Elmo Suu-Curel T0fa cO.......... -
Nice Green Ton. iinc Tor summer....... -
3 dozen NeW cut Herring .............. 20
: pounds Ivory -GIlss LuuO >tar'n...... -
Home Made Preserves. per pOuui,.......
3 pounds Assorted Cakes. ................ -
Q pounds Cream lun q Hlscuits......... -
Nice Peach Butter. per pound 90 ........ .
Mocha and Java CCloe. iresn rOas'"d.... -
Nee CaIforua Hams, cOIntry-curri. ..
300 Bales strictly ChOi.o Timothy Hay
in 5-Baie !ots.............. ....:-:.. 90
u. O'~TLLIEAN.
phone 5O7. Eighteenth ans Main streets.
e. 3i-Na,Su,Iuk1h
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
ROBBING THE MAILS.
ROBERT JASPER HAD TWO KEYS AC-
ClDeNTALLY LEFT IN OFFICE BOXES.
He Received a Good Dear OF n"s'hess '"h'
which lie Hid and Tried to Use
the Clerks.

Robert Jasper, n negro boy aged about
10 years. was arrested yesterday morning
for stealing letters from lock-boxes at
the post-ofiice. When he was searched
there were found on his person five checks
drawn in favor OF the Taylor Boiling
Company. and aggregating 1865. the key
to the company's box. and one check
drawn in favor of Purcell. Ladd & Com
pany for Sji6S.
II seems that the keys to the boxes
OF both these houses had been left In the
locks nv mistake. on the Fourth Of July
Colonel Purcell reported the fact. so far
as his firm was concerned. to the post
Office authorities, and expressed the opin-
ion that the box was being robbed.
CAUGHT WITH \ DECOY.
Postmaster Cullingworth assigned a new
box No Purcell. Ladd & Co., and Mr.. W.
w. Rowe, Superintendent OF Letter-Car-
riers. placed a decoy in the oiu one, les
ter,lav morning Jasper went TO the Oh
box. opened IL with the key, and as ne
ATTEMPTED to remove the decoy Mr.. Rowe
who was on the watch on the inside,
grasped, the other end of II. Al the
same time Mr.. Rowe called TO Mr.. w. q.
Neal who had Just entered the corridor
~ the office. 10 catch the thief This
Mr.. Neal did holding the negro until
Mr.. Rowe came outside. The latter ana
Mr.. George Bull took charge OF Jasper
and upon turning him over to the police
he was locked up in the Second StatiOp-
House
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
ADMITTED HIS GUILT.

JASPER admitted his guilt ana informed
tho police that he had concealed the
stolen letters behind a piece OF TN nailed
on an empty box-car on the south side
of the dock below Seventeenth street:
Officers Sowen and BEDFORD accompanied
by Jasper went to the point indicated,
and after a long and not search tound
the car and recovered the letters. Among
the letters was another check belonging
TO Purcell. Ladd & Co., the amount Oh
it being $3.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07

DOAHDElkS W y y l. IL y u ~ ~
ID Charlottesville aus mountains. Accessible
To church, post-)t1ce. ana railroad. Resident
phvsclan. For particulars apply 10 Mr.. DR.. T.
b. ~HACKELfORD, BoNlcsylllc, near CooDRm'
Nbemarle county, Va. le 4"
WANTED, BOARDERS AT LAWN
w HOTEL. Eowllng Green. Va. nenr NIL
ford station Businessmen can ge, breakiaTt
ard get to Richiu md before o'clock. Terms
So aim j. r. kICHERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07

at s O'Clock T.. NJ. the ONE THIRD 10
DIVIDED INTEREST ia that
ABLE TRACT OF LAND call"i 10
DEN" containing - ACRES, W.
two-story and basement frame q"
and other improvements thereon -"
Ing the lands OF Messrs. Adolpa b..l
W. Pemberton. and Others. hayias a
on the Mechanlcsyille turnpike aAl
ON a road leading from Chestnut iiAi ..t
the Mechanicsyille turnpike about
fourth OF mile from BrooAlhnd -. -,
on Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. w.
passenger trains stop regularly ctct u',
Being So near "a the c-ty ot hiSn.'
In close proximity 10 Chestnut hi So
electric-clrs, and accessible by sue.
splendid road. this off.rs a me o. \, ~.
nation will be cheerfuily given b ~
auctioneers or the trustee.
TERMS: Enough IN cash u IeitN -
penses OF sale and % p.y on a h',.'
81. 40. with interest thereon from - ,,,,.
airy, 1891, and the balance on suel
WALTER SlpNok,
10 ais2s.Jy 1910 1tSS''"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
LOST. STHAyED. AND FOUND.

Z OST. A SOLITAIRE DIAMOND
a. RING. A reward Of $40 will be paid II re-
turned TO DISPATCH ONCE and no questions
askeI - G-3.'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
A COMPETENT MAN

w t. take charge OF tho smoking depart
ment OF large factory III North Caroline. ITO
must also thoroughly understand the manufac-
ture II plug cut and some knowledge ~ ciga-
rette. Address Z d. j., caro- daily DISPATCH.
L.. II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07

az o'clock =. W., the PROpERIl described ~
above. The improvements consist oi tgO new
tHO-story frame teuements. with four rooms
each: aiso detach 4 brick dwelling with
about I'VE rooms.
Tho lot fronts 90 feet on the east side o.
Seventh street aud runs back between parallel
lines ~ feet.
TERMS Cash "a % Xpcnse. % salc. any taxes
that may be due. and tne sum Of sof. with m
tcrest from June ]. 1894, sol on December ],
1884, 50 on june |. 1879, sd on December |,
1898, and -. Sl4 on juno !. 1895; ihe balance
upon such terms a. viii be announced M the
Lo4r OF sale F. y. SlARhE, Trustee.
SUTTON Il CO.. AuCtoneers. y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07

BY virtue OF n certain deed ~ trust 70 the un-
dofsiened trusteo, dated June /. 1898. AMI u
record IN tho Clerks Oiire OF the richmond
Chaucery Court tDced-book 10 ~, page 'o3I,
default having be"n made Ia the payment 81 q
norton OF tho money secured thereby. and be-
ing required 80 - 1o Boy the beneficiary therein,
| shall prncc ! TO sell at public auction, upon
tho Urenise4. On
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-07
ANOTHER ARREST MADE.

jasper stated to the police that he had
given a check to a negro named i''W -
Cummins. and the latter was aTrested vs.
tor,lav afternoon by Officer Han ana
lodged I'm The First Station-Iio's-' ~
denies all completely In the crim"'
The United states authorizes nave
served a warrant upon Jasper. and il IS
prohable that both he and cummings VIII
his morning at the Police court De
turned over to Commissioner Fies'nhei-
mer.
Jasper halls from North Carolina.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15
GOV. FULLER'S VALEDICTORY.

At the outset he makes the state
ment that if that department of State
expenses relating to local relief were
to be stricken out, it would not be
necessary to go beyond the corpora
tion taxes to meet all of the financial
needs of the State. There was time
when practically all of the States ex-
penses were paid out of the proceeds
of the corporation tax, but the expan
sion Of the States rapidly increasing
interests and the addition to it's num-
Der of necessary institutions have
believe with the retiring governor
that a measure Of economy should be
exercised that will reduce the rate of
taxation upon the people in general
to the lowest possible limit.
Gov. Fuller finds that the adoption
of the town system Of schools had
caused but slight friction, and the re-
port of the State superintendent indi-
Gates decided improvement, which
leads the retiring governor to con-
clude that but slight changes will be
necessary in the school law. The re-
newal of Gov. Fuller's recommended
tion of the adoption of free text
books is enforced by an example of
the large saving effected by this sys
tenn in Hartford, Windsor county, and
it is estimated that the saving result
ing from the general adoption Of this
plan would be considerable sum.
The message includes an exhaustive
account Of the changes and improve
ments made in the asylum for the in
sane at Waterbury and the House of
Correction in Rutland shows what the
State has done in the way of educat-
ing and caring for the deaf and dumb,
blind and feeble minded; recommends
the construction of roads in a perma
nent form rather the simple repair of
the highways that have came down to
us from the fathers, commends the
work Of the State Board of Agricul-
ture and State Board of Health speaks
of the high point of efficiency attained
by the National Guard of Vermont.
No part of the message of the retir
ing governor will attract more gener-
al attention than that in which he
considers the prohibitory law.
In the first place in this connection
the message points out the fact that
the increase in the number of comit-
ments to the House of Correction from
ono for tho hiauria1 nariO0 an6inp
1884 to SO8 for the biennial Iperiod
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-15
THE FIRST JUNKET.

The legislature has had it's first jun
let in a trip and visit to Burlington,
|ort Ethan Allen, etc. A very pleas
ht affair it was. The weary legisla-
! re, after several days of intense ap-
lication and hard labor, returned
! ksted aud exhilarated.
| The city of Burlington, always beau
ful, genial and lovely, did itself
and in entertaining, and honoring
| "wisdom and virtue" Every
'an felt that the city had laid itself
| { for himself specially, and there
+elled up in his gizzard feeling
at he would like to do something
return. And then the visit to the
yrt. the military works; the oppor-
nitv to see the United States SOL
krs. the privilege of seeing certain
lat men, and hearing pleasant
kecbes were all calculated to min
er to the happiness of the good peo-
who went down from the capital
the Queen City.