davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
COMPLEMENTARY nLnor1oNs.

New York, January 29-The elections to-
morrow IN tho Fourteenth aud Fifteenth
congressional districts hero aud IN Vir-
,-iui;t are "a tructing the notice Of the Ma
ton. as the outcome viii show the aenu-
nlft Of notable eonGutuenciea On the
tnrn and income ni,hts now IN progress Ia
Washlurlnn. The Two vacancies IN New
YORK. were cnused by the election Of
Messrs. FITCH and Fellows TO the positions
Of comptroller and district attorney OF
New YORK cav rcspectlvely
I'm Inc Fourteenth district the demo-
Gratis nominated Colonel william - Brown
ana tho republicans feIancl Ely QuiEg 20
succeed colonel Follows; In the Fifteenth
district IFIdJr Strauss carries the ColorH
~ I'M drrlocracy and Frederick SlfriHt
tboac of tho republican party The two
d,ytrlctF conurIso am that pnrt OF Man
hattan Island above Fifty-aecond street
an tba ,ycgt Side and Fifty-nlnth street
on the east side. The new man In the
Fourteenth district IN LoruuG l1ly Quigg.
editorial writer on the Tribune
Mn Ouigr was meyer before candi-
Jnta for oglieo but ne ms been Intimately
ae-ocIatcd with fhe political machine Of
tba republican PARTY During the cain
ualcp Of 1850 he wrote many party d0ou-
nente ana IN 1877 he pcrfoslned for the
,yntlnopi Marty tho garae seiylee.
C,innei William /, Browu has been
nictnresaue pergonolity In New York poll
,ics and bnglnegs No FOR wears. lie was
horn On Irish pareutage In Vermont In
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30

Washington, January 27-The Hawaiian
controversy and the Federal elections bin
occupied tie Time OF the senate today.
Mr.. Teller Gep) Of Colorado argued In
favor Of the auneXaiion of Hawaii The
| Hawaiian resolution went over and VIII
! doubtless he again discussed at much
length Before vote Is reached,
Mr.. IIoar Oep) OF Massachusetts intro
duced q bin giving suspended penslcneiB
/ a rlrht to appeal their cases 10 he United
| slater court Of their district after giving
due notice Of such Intention 10 The com
missioner Of pensions.
The following resolution was presented
by Mr Stewart GepD Of Nevada.
Resolved. That Ia the Judgment Of the
senate OF the United States. the secretary
Of the treasury Is not at this time clothed
under the existing law with power to is
sue and sell bonds and other intorest-bcar-
ing OBLIGATIONS Of the governments
II would like to have that resolution
voted on tomorrow" said Mr. Stewart.
Bonds are about 10 be issued: this Is an
important question, and Il seems TO me
that the senate uogh 70 express an opn-
Ion one way or the other
Mr. Teller made a strong speech on ~
premdenfs HaHailAn o. cy. sha-' rg nat
n was the only ihftance in one govern
ment recognized another government, mt
ren: down
The Hawaiian resolution then went to
the calendar and the Federal elections bin
was taken up. and Mr.. Chandler ropl ~
New Hampshire took the floor in opposl-
tion 10 the elections bill He resumed his
discussion Of the fraudulent means alleged
by him 10 have been employed BIZ the
democrats 10 gain control OF the New
York legislature IN 1851.
Al the conclusion Of Nr. Chambers ~
gument, Ar Higgins Crep) Of Delaware
spoke in opposition 70 tho TN
a colloquy took place between MessrF.
Chandler, Gray and liill over the existing
pe,a ware law, similar 70 the Federal cleo
tcns law the democratic senators alieg-
ing that II would be promptly repealed az
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
Tctnn. NomInntcd

Washington january ~ 'rho preRidcnt
Fent the relieving nominations to the sen.
ate today;
NJ De attorney Of the United Staten,
Robert Culhcreon, fer the western dis
trict of TcNas.
Commodore John Grimm Walker 20 be
rcar ADMIRAL
Thomn5 Moonlight Of Kansas 20 be envoy
extraordinary aud minister pleppotcntlary
VI the United States to bolivia
Posunastore-W inllm u. Noeley az Wax.
ahschlc TeNas A. W. Dohrille. az Sc
Euln, Texas.
no be United, States Consuls-- Edgar
Battle OF TcNW nt Acapulco, Mexico;
Louis n lricM of Texas, at Catnnio,
Italy; Frank w, Roberts of Maine. at
Nogalos. Mexico
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
NcEe fnr Texnn.

Washington. january 27 Buck Kilgoro
made one OF his Characteristic speeches
In the house tonight fun Of argument and
wit. an ~ an 1t was n fine EFFORT ou1
one well received
r. u. Hunter Of Fort Worth md W. n,
Patterson Of Dalns wero visitors AT the
capitol today
Mr. Bailey Is counntd to his room with
spraincd ankle.
a letter was received at tho treasury
today from Collector Ernest requesting
HIS commission, but the esilout has not
yct rendered my decision On tho matter.
Comptroller Eckel8 today declared Tue
first dividend OK 20 per cont for the First
National bank Of Vernon on proved claims
amounting 70 5li2ll
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30

ins,on. Tho six Companies Expressed y
Willingness 90 have lheir members register.
but declined to issue Instructions to that
effect untl the representative OF the!s gov
crnmont arrived. The minister arrived
Monday. After consultation It was de-
caod TO issue n proclamation In which tho
Caiucso lanorors were directed to register
This proclamation has been posted in
Chinatown, IN this city. and in other
places, There Is no longer any doubt OF
thn,r compliance with thc law"
Commissioner Miller expresses the opln-
Ion th3t vi the ii0,U,O Chinese IN the United
Stotes practically ali viii comply with the
amoQdcd Gcary ltw.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30

Washington. January -3.-The reduction
IN the force OF the census bureau rs being
rapidly carried on. Employees are being
almost daily dropped from me rolls and
a long list Of recommendations for dis
missal were submitted by Superintendent
Wright 10 Secretary Hoke Smith today,
~ the present intention OF the officials
goes into erect. many changes VIII be
made on February l. and dIsmlssals Will
be rapid after that date They are caused
hy the completion Of the work on which
the affected employees have been engaged
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
800 FREU INSURANCE.

THE HOUSTON POST VIII pny 800
"a the legal heir OF any person who
meets death by accident provided
that at the time the person 80 dying
hus uuon Ills or her bOuy THIS "a
PER. ibis Insurance holds good FIR
10 hours only, or from n. m. tn u
u. M. of the date az this paper. Sat-
igfnctory proofs of each ciaIm must
he presented within ~ honTa nt the
business OHicc Of The Hou"ton Post
Remember this policy is void unless
TIIIs PAPER is apOn the person at
lime of death.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
snrrcmc conrt nccirlnnr

Washington, January 30 irhe supreme
eour, rendered the following Texas docl-
sions today The Galveston Harrisburg
r. w Snyton was CulhcrHon's ehiet on.
PLAINTIFF IN error va Gonzales error from
the circuit court Tor the western district
of Texas Judgment rcvorsed and case
reminded for further proceedlngs IN CON
fomity with instructions, opinion by JUS
uce Brown. Jusrgas Jackson aud Harlan
dissenting
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
Eagle Pass CoIIectOrshIp

Washington, January 21.-Mr Grain re-
turned today from dying visit TO Texas
and with him came "a Lynn OF Victoria,
prominent as a candidate for the collec-
torhip OF customs Of Eagle Pass.
n. O. Fitch Of Eagle Pass. who is Pas
chaiH candidate for the same position was
taken by representative this morning 20
CAN on the president ana reports a pleasant
reception and visit. although the present
incumbent Of office % not set removed
This contest promises early some vigorous
develoufnpnts
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30

OF Oscar Strauss, who VIVA minister 10
Turkey during President Clevcland's nrat
term, ana Is a warm personal friend of
Sisrist II well known MERCHANT, and who
was but once IN public life. and that as n
brooklyn alderman
In PENNSYLVANIA the new congressman
is daluSha Grow, many years ago n
noted figure IN Washington.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
CI,Ine.e WIN Ttegister.

WaehInaiOn, january 29-A leiter dHItd
18th instant mas been received here from
Alr. WeIborn, collector Of internal revenue
az San Francisco, which shows that the
Chinese viii reE.sicS lie says
'"fhe Chinese have beea quite slow ~
max az appllcatlOns FOR reglsirailcns ana
there are not over 90 registered 10 date.
Tine DELAY has been CAUSED vs. the non
arrival Of tbs Chinese minister from Wesh-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
------------
Took No Actiun

Washington, JenuorN % The senate ju-
dietary committee adjourned today Win
out taking any action on the nomination
of MIR. pcclsham TO bo mn associate 1ur-
icc of the United states supreme court
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
local rorocnnt.

I.ocal forecast FOR the twenty-tour hours
from midnight for East Texas Of the 1Ooth
meridian: Fllri stationary tamnerlturc
except slightly warmer over North Toxa9
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30

soon as tho Federal. election law is re-.
AT 6Aj, on motion OF Mr.. Harris OF Ten
heS-ce, the senate went INTO executive ses-
sion and "a o'clock adjourned.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
NOW ARRIVING,

Large Stock OF
TIN PLATE.
IRON PIPE AND TuBEs
IRON AND BRASS PIPE FITTINGS
MERCHANT BAR IRON.
5ALs SIZED AND BLACK SHEET
WIRE t ION bs,, Tr NAILS.
RAIL 'S iauce ana, ~
BOLTS. . Sta. Nh
WAGON TIMBERs. ~
WOOD SPLIT PULLEYs.
HORSE AND MULE SHOES
PATENT WAGON AND BUGGY
Betting. HOSE. PACKING, ETC.
These Goods were bought ut Rock Hot.
tom Prices for SPOT Cash. and delivered
on cut rates Write us for prices ana
terms, or call In person.
I. V. HEIINANI Z CO.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
Can't Do More.

We buy the best drugs to be
had In the markets Of the world,
We employ competent pharma-
cIzts; we nh YOUR prescriptions
accurately. we walt on you
promptly and politely; we deliY-
er your prescriptions at your
residence without extra charge,
and we charge as low prices as
we can possibly. We can't do
more.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30

lcoplInned pr rnee Foar.l
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30

ION, Miss The election OF n
successor to Senator Wa.thaE win take
place this date.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-01-30
'P1lgIFD COFFEE.
AlHI h[lld

! N any standard brand on me
,,I,b the distinct advantage OF
4 ,orter interval from roaster 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
MORE SWEET GIRL GRADUATES.
Interesting Closing of the Virginia Female
Institute Last Week.

SrAUNTON. VA. June l9-(Special.)-
The closing exercises Of the Virginia Fe-
male Institute, OF which Mrs. J. t. b.
Stuart is principal, took place at Staun-
ton last week. They were attended by
friends and patrons of the school from
all over the State. After delightfully."-
rendered musical and literary programme,
distinctions. prizes. medals, and diplomas
were given out as follows: ,
Distinctions-In English. Misses X.
Adams. II. Booth, S. Hullihan. NJ. Lacy.
NJ. Lee. y. McBryde. l.. Nicholson, l.
Scott. and NJ. Woode: in Instrumental
music. Misses X. Adams A. Bslchlet. II.
Booth. r. Brown. NJ. Phoebus, NJ Ran
son. Il. Robertson, /. Scott, VI. Simpson,
NJ. Woods.
Prizes-Excellence In English 10 Miss
Mary q. Lacy, Of Virginia; greatest i'm
pTovement In elocution, to Miss :. Lewis,
OF West Virginia. great improvement in
penmanshp. 10 Miss Nan Neblett, of Vir-
Ginia: great Improvement I'm painting and
etching. to Miss Meigs Jackson. Of West
Virginia: greatest improvement in draw
ing to Miss Mary Rogers OF Virginia
greatest Improvements I'm calisthenics, TO
Miss Jane h. Dunn. OF North Carolina.
The medallists were-Calisthenics, Miss
Ida Scott. OF West Virginia. painting.
Miss Salie Freeland. Of Maryland. instru-
mental music. Miss Henrietta Booth, OF
Virginia. The scholarship in the primary
department was taken by Miss Margaret
Allen, OF Virginia; while the academic de.
partment scholarship was won by Miss
Mary q. Lacy. of Virginia.
The graduates in music were Misses
Katherine Adams. of Arkansas: Henrietta
Booth. of Virginia. Bessie Robertson. OF
Alabama. and Ida Scott OF West Virginia.
The full graduates were Misses Kathe-
rine Adams. Of Arkansas. and Ethel Cam
Minis of Kentucky.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
PETERSBURC'S NEW OFFICERS.
Nearly All the Incumbents Reno minated.
Contests For New Places.

PETERSBURG. VA. June 19.-(Spe-
ciaL)-At a caucus OF the Democratic
members OF the Council held In the Hust-
ings-Court room tonight the following
persons were nominated for the offices 10
be filled by the Council on July LIST: Au-
ditor. German Il. Gill. City Attorney,
George Mason; Register OF Water Works,
John b. Evans; Superintendent OF Water
Works. Edward Whyte; Clerk Of Old
Market. T. J. Clark; Clerk Of New Mar
ket. S. W. Brister; Keeper of Powder
Magazine. w. Il. Butler; Keeper OF Hay
Scales. b. T.. Porter; Keeper Of Cemetery,
James Muirhead; Keeper OF City Clock,
+. G.. Gregory: Chief Engineer Fire De-
partment, f. V. Farley: Port Warden,
W. +. Morrison: Chief OF Police. Dennie
Parkinson: Lieutenant Of Police, NJ. j.
Sheffield; City Engineer. John w. Hays.
All of the persons nominated are the
present incumbents with the exception OF
Mr.. ]. Il. Evans, who defeated Myer
Saal for Registrar of the Water Works,
and NJ. j. Sheffield, who defeated J. p.
Cookies for Lieutenant OF Police.
ON THE TABLE.
Four ballots were taken for the office
of health officers, but as the vote was a
tie In each ballot, the nomination was
laid on the table until the other Offices
were filled. The contestants are Drs g.
A. Hinton and e. w. Robinson
The caucus Is still In session at this
hour (midnighp. and as twenty police Of
ficers have 10 be nominated II Is likely to
be in session until a late hour OF the
night. as several changes are expected 10
be made In the present standing OF the
force.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
VIRGINIA A. AND M. COLLEGE.
Delivery of the Orators, Debaters', and De
Chalmers NJ edals--The Honors.


BLACKSBURG. VA. June l9.-(SpeciaD
The largest crowd of any day attended
last night the celebration of abe Lee Lite
rary Society. The following is the pro-
gramme:
Prayer by Rev John Magill. ID. D.,
Chrfstansburg. Va. President. II. Page
Wmttle, Virginia. First Orator, Allen
II. Eskridge, Virginia. Subject: DUTY Of
Good Citizenship" Music. Second Ora
tor, G. Hamilton Derrick. Virginia. Sub
ject 1.-THE Price OF Political Ignorance.
Music. Debate-Question: Resolved. That
the policy OF non-intervention should no
longer be adhered TO by the United States
Government Affirmative: Theodore q.
Lewton, FLORIDA. Music. Negative
Charles j. Richardson. Virginia. Music.
Delivery of medals.
The medal for Improvement in declama-
ton was awarded by the Rev. John f..
Massey to Mr.. Scott. of Smythe. Mr..
Haskins then delivered to Messrs. Esk-
ridge and l.ewton. respectively, the
medals for the best orator and best de-
batter.
The speeches were all pronounced good
and the celebration was very creditable
to the society.
After its close the youth and beauty
repaired TO the Library Hall. where the
man About forty handsome ana hand
somely- attired couples were on the floor,
and fast and furious was the fun until
very early this morning. At O'Clock this
morning another german took place.
THE HONORS.
Following Is a list of the honors. which
Will be announced tomorrow morning al
II O'Clock:
Graduate Students: Highly Distinguish
edo. ii. Derrick. Halifax.
Distinguished-A. Murrill, Montgomery;
J. w. Stuil. Allegheny.
Seniors: Distinguished-A. r. Eskridre
Montgomery; II. p, Whittle. Norfolk: II
ID. Wilson. Pittsylvania.
Juniors: Highly Distinguishes. w.
Simpson. Scotland.
Distinguishes. q. Heanener. Mont.
gomery: h. W. Smither. Elizabeth CITY.
o. T. Surface, Montgomery.
Sophomores; Highly Distnguished-C
T. Hardy. Floyd county. Va.
Distinguished-W. ii. Davis. Jr.. Nor
folk; W. Nj. Scott. Smyth: +. p. Turner.
Montgomery.
Freshmen: DistinguIshed-.J. l.. Philllns
Accomae; w. j. Wheeler. wythe.
Sub. Freshmen: Distinguished-M Nc.
Bryde. Montgomery.
Course OF Practical Mechanics: Prof.
etentTW. Il. Barton. Alexandria; r r
Moore. Halifax; C. A. Wheeler. Wythe,
degrees. Civil Engineering: Highest
Honors-G III. Derrick. Halifax,
Mechanical Engineer: Distinction--A.
Murrill. Montgomery.
Master OF Science: Distinction-w. O.
Trits. Franklin.
Bachelor OF Science: Honors-R y
Whittie. Norfolk; #. d. Wilson. Pi,tsyi-
vania.
CONTRACTS AWARDED.
The Executive Committee Of the BOARD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
Sunday School Pfc-NIcs.

The excursion Of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school to Warwick
Park and lower James river yesterday
'was largely atte nded. and was a most en-
joyable trip. The steamer Ariel took the
first party to the park at $50 I'm the morn.
Ing, and returning 10 the city carried
others down at 2 O'clock
Al O'Clock tie park was deserted, and
the pic-nicers went down below Dutch
Gap. They returned TO the city at I
o'clock
The Sunday school OF Broad-Street
Methodist church will have its annual pie
mic at Providence Forge Friday. Accom-
modations have been made for a large
gathering, and - full attendance of the
members OF thi school Is desired. The
train Will leave he Chesapeake and Ohio
depot at $50, AMI will return at O'clock
The annual picnic OF the SUNDAY
school OF DR.. Hoge's church Will be given
Thursday at MoInt Pleasant. All refr~sl,.
ments will be served to the pupils free
The train will leave over the Chesapeake
and Ohio at 3 clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
Seventy-Seventh CoInmencement-Unv
ing of Bust of William CASTOR.

WASHINGTON, June l9.-Georgetown's
historic university to-day celebrated its
seventy-seventh annual commencement in
the presence of many distinguished per
sons. including Vice-President Stevenson
and Cardinal Gibbons Previously 10 the
regular exercises Cardinal Gibbons OH
ciated at the unwilling of a bust Of
Judge William Castor. OF North Caro-
lima. the first student Of the college, and
after whom the public hall was named
The class poem was read this year by
Robert j. Collier. Of New York. The
bachelors grafton. The Stone That the
Builders Rejected-God. the Foundation
of Moral and Social Order" was delivered
by Mr. Condo VI. Mast, OF Missouri
Thomas NJ. Devine was intruste1 with
the masters GRAFTON. Hath Become the
Head OF the Corner-The Future OF Labor
In the United States" The yaledictory
was the work OF Mr.. Francis Smith. Of
Missouri e-President Stevenson then
conferred the degrees.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
they will, i trust. be allowable, II MOI
proper.

"In the good providence OF God nave
heen allowed TO see the fifty-nfth year VI
my connection with the college. the Semi
centennial OF my graduation, ana the ei's.
Of my fortieth year az a trustee. IL was
my privilege and great pleasure 10 star.
the first subscription for the endownneh.
Of y10oooo under DIR. w. A. Smith anu
Rev. n. Il. cowles In 1856 IL was aisc
my privilege 10 write the first nouce an
make the first move In the removal Va
the college from Boydton to Ashisnu'
which notice I have. and to nave 'uc'
ceeded In getting three others T,niFs
Branch, Asa Snyder. and W. n. "d'.s
TO unite with me In purchasing ne
grounds and buildings here. for whicn
we. became Individually responsible ai'er
making the first payment
81 have filled every Office In the poaru
except the presidents--some OF them more
than once. "
In the deepest gloom through which the
college has been called to pass l have hah
the sorrow Of a child for his mother III
distress, and / have rejoiced as the
dark clouds rolled away and the sun OF
prosperity shone out
1T therefore gives me great pleasure ana
profound gratitude that | live TO witness
its increasing and assured success. III IN
the providence OF God ! shall live TO see
II come up TO the full measure Of success
and blessing II should enjoy. / shall con-
tinue to Joy and rejoice"
In conversation with several members
OF the board | found them TO feel In
very happy frame OF mind. as the state
ment shows the finances 10 be on a much
stronger footing than ever before.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME.
Tomorrow many details will be gone
over concerning the welfare OF the in
stitution. Several professors will be
chosen; in fact, the day VIII be given TO
business until o'clock in the afternoon,
when the older graduates will mingle
with the younger ones in the chapel,
where a reunion and general jOllihcation
will take place.
At noon l.. l.. Smith. Esq, OF North
Carolina, will address those Of the alumni
who are in town. but the roundup will be
the affair later on.
Tonight by the late trains many addi-
lions were made to the already large
floating population which Ashland is now
Hospitality entertaining.
TO-NIGHTS EXERCISES.
Tomorrow night the exercises, In which
all delight. will begin at O'Clock. The
celebration OF the Washington Literary
Society is down as the programme At 1t
the Rev. r. y. Sedd. j. d., OF Rich
mOnd. president-elect. will deliver the
annual address. and the medals for de-
bate and oratory will be delivered. This
over. the fair maiden Will be found lin
gering on the arm of the student prone
nading TO the strains Of music made by
a fine string band. Thursday night at
the same hour the Franklin Society will
have their celebration. In the morning
Of this dag the degrees will be conferred,
besides the Suthcrlin Walton, and Pace
medals
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20

Last night at the corner Of soy'r'.rrh
and yenable streets an electric r.
into n buggy containing a Mr. I.U.i.
and another young man. Tho vel. .e ...
ouIte badly broken and The hind ..r t
the horse painfully cut IN" accI... o.
said 10 have been caused by me f'''.f. o
the brakes 10 stop tho car in tn. Nr
! sullivan owned the team.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20

Deacon. J. J. Galloway; Junior Dsaee,
". Lance Walker.
The officers and teachers o. the coo,.,,
wetbo6lst Episcopal Sunday school r...
Monday night to decide about the pirt.
s COMMITTEES WAS appointed to look r
the matter.
,f,as yirgie Betty. VINO has been Wei,
,ng her uncle IN Lynchburg, was eYps.r,i
home yesterday evening
Mr.. ]. Edward BEDFORD AMI bride ti.s
returned from their bridal tour.
Miss Inez Bruce II visiting hisses i.e..
and Maud Adkins In Petersburg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-20
A yery Slim Dockss

Robert Hawkins. l0-year-oid negro
lad, was charged In the Police Court
yesterday morning with an assault upon
Tidy Mosby, colored girl not more
than or years OF age. The evidence
In the case was conflicting. and some OF
the testimony was very iudicrous. Robert
was discharged.
Waverly Parrish and Willie Myers ,wo
white boys charged with having escaned
from the Laurel Reformatory. were NO,
In court.
An attachment was issued for w. q
Burton Tor fast driving. ana A. w Iamr
was fined $40 for she same offence.