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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

Declares That All lie wants Is VIM
dicntion.

Augusta. Ca. Dec. l5.--Judge Tom
Remsen, ordinary OF Lincoln county,
one OF tho leading Populists OF this
district and one Of Mr. Thomas. f.
watson's strongest friends and oJun-
selOrs, was down from LincolntQn to-
day. Mr. RemHen says he came to
Augusta TO confer with leaders OF the
Democratic party here 20 see II some
thing can not be done "a get iid OF
the hard feeling that exists now be-
tween Democrats and Populisis and
bling about harmony. He says that
unless both factions come together
and agree 10 live IN peace and friend
ship that the country VIII 10 70 ruin.
Mr.. Remsen was asked what he pro-
posed 10 do 10 bring about a reconcilia-
lion. He said he had q suggestion 70
make. which, II accepted. would sstilo
The existing trouble. lie said that Mr..
Watson considered that he had been
stiRmatlzed by being called a traitor,
because. after being elected % congress
az a Democrat. he deserted the party
and Joined the Popullsts. Mr.. lensen
SAYS Mr.. Watson claims that he was
elected 10 congress on tho farmers nl-
lIance platform. ana he stood on =.
Now. n he could blot out the mark OF
ingan,y that has been put upon him
BY being called traitor. ne would be
satisfied ana retire from politics
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

itor continued. "our bishops are not
uniform in their rulings and constitute
iion OF the laws. We think prejudice
sometimes has more 10 do with decis-
ions than has the golden rule. We re-
gard that an official Is not o boss, but
a servant OF the people, in church or
state. We hold that a bishop. Ike all
other officials Of our church, should be
elected at least every four years, ana
that as any other Official Of the church
who has demonstrated his lncapacity,
ought 10 be invited down and out. We
claim that taxation without represenia-
ton is Unconstitutional. in church or
state. that people who support a
church and pastor ought TO have some
Volse and some choice In whom they
shall have as pastor, and not be turned
away as a party OF well-dres1ed gentle
mon interfering where they have no
business. The great body OF our
preachers are loyal. noble men Many
~ them are dissatisfied at tho way
things are going. The laity OF our
church are restless and thousands or
them VIII p6in IN the effort to reform
certain abuses ma 70 correct certain
methods. Personally, have no Friev-
nnce. will at any time surrender my
parchment az \ Methodist preacher
hut my pen. my tongue ana my con-
vlctions shall hold on to for fne
present"
geilst added;
aour IDA Is that bishops should oe
elected for four years, win ehslnlil.F
10 reelection. n they behave thein-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
nnUrAl munDnn ny rAnm HANDS.
KIN Their rmpIpyrr's son and Hob
IIiH ftrsidrncc at wheaton.

Wheaton. H., Dec. lb--One ~ tho
most brutal murders ever known In
DuPage county was committed about
o'clock last night ono milo north OF
here. a reward Of 800 was offered
by Sheriff Hoy for the capture Of the
nurdrrera. Two weeks ago two men
asked Louis OFT for work. They were
employed and gave satisfaction. Lust
night about Cis0 they went 20 tho barn
10 do the chores with Edward OF, the
2i-year-old son. Tile father had g0ns
20 a neighbours nBd only the mother
waA IN the bonan. About Gao Mrs. OFT
heard Eroans. ~ she started from the
house she met tho two strangers, ona
Of whom seized her ~ the throat. cov-
cred her with a revolver aud threat
eued 10 Kill her n she cried out. His
companion then searched the house
ana secured watch and $50 IN money.
They then ran eastward When Mira
OF recovered Holf-c1niroi nhe went 20
die barn. Aa she opened the door she
thw lying on the floor her Aon. Edward
covered with blood. his throat cut and
his head beaten Into ahaueieas mass.
There were figns Of 4 struggle. The
killing WAS evidently done with n IA.
zor ana rpmeb lunt. heavy imbtrnment.
one " tho zurdefcfH N an EnniiHh-
man about A. years old. lie wore a
sim brown hat, new Fhoea, brown
trousers aud a black coat and vest.
The other " IN American-born German,
10 or 20 years DID, 9 feet inches IN
height and 1906 pounds Va weight. with
very large eyes, black. curled mug
tnriie and scar on lower ia OF right
eye.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
ArrAonnp nY A snAnle.
4 Fisherman Has an Exciting i.xpe
rInnce on 81. AnnnnlInc.


ST. Augustine, Fla. Dec. i5.--chatilea
H. Byrncs. fisherman, while casting
his net on North beach today, was at
tackled By stwclve-foot shark aud
his left leg was severely bitten.
Byrnea. Ike many Fisherman who cast
nets for muliet into the surf, was tfou-
hled by the monster shark, which was
hnnginR around for Tie mullet. byrnea
kicked che shark. but n. Instead "
moving on. clrcled about Byrnos. who
was standing three feet deep 10 the sea.
AZ u passed Byrnca be caught II ~
the tall and threw The shark on rs
side IN the shallow water. 10 turned
and BIT his thigh. II followed UP this
by another attack. and knocked Byfncs
down. seized him by the same leg and
mndo for deep water with the strug-
Cling fisherman.
Fortunately. the Incoming breakers
rolled both shark and ByrncH bnch ga
shore Byrnea called for help. aud his
companion. Edgar Pomar. ran 10 HIN,
Tho shark slipped under ByrDe's back.
the anw-llke ms Htratching his Bide,
mud made for Fomar. who broke tor
high ground. Byfncs WIS., buddy
wounded. rhiH is the second attack
mada this year by sharks along this
coast The other man was named Itey-
noidH. He WAS attacked last June
while bathing IN South beach. He was
also painfully Injured.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
SAM JONES OK nIsmops.
,"inks They Have Too Much
r""er-iteform Advocated.

nmond, Va, Dec, i5.--Rev. Sam
y NE noted Georgia evangelist. lee
ahu editor. thinks the Methodist
sn needs reform along several
ne Is open ana pointed in his
uon against the bishopric as now
,.eled. Being asked this evening
II, vas MS purpose or that of his
~, he Tennessee Methodist. 10
~. SPIN in the church. he replied;
M, pnt rather to get rid OF condl-
Y mat Will split the church II they
,ee,.s welded out. Ours Is an anti
Nsslical paper, loyal TO Meth
n III, out death on rings"
a, went on to say that there were
Ia N The church as there We're IN
N. and that they were doing
m work The trouble was that
5000 men were In these rings
\, ny not know It. He proposed TO
~ ". eyes OF the people. and to
Eitsslltlny OF his reform movement,
|. D. ~ making things lively already.
Alrh ~; sam said, 'The paper of
Il al, nave become associate editor
a a,"ays been loyal to the doctrines
n pine OF the eMihodlst church.
M ,tge policy and method Of doing
ia, !, s.. we simply claim the right
uii,a g. constitution and laws Of the
ier,v ssalea and the boasted religious
h NJ this country, n we do not
n, ,nlng 70 sag 40.
1e hrst place." the preacher-ed-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
N. Auarsrn nunnnAu s pnAp.
President of the French chnmber oi
nrnnIlen a Within of IIIncaa.

para, Dec ib--M, Augusta Laurent
hurdcsu, preuident of the French
chamber Of deputivs, who waa minln-
ter OF finance IN the cnhinot of NJ.
cpHmir-Pvrier just previous to tho
lnttcra election 10 tho presidency OF
The republic. died nt s O'Clock Friday
morning from congestion Of the lungs,
after brief ilmesAl
MIR nurdenu WAS born In Lyons On
Scptumhrr 10, 1851, In Ills youth he
WIS mn apprentice in an Iron foundry,
MS parents bong wording people, Ito
was able, however, 10 attend the Iy-
oun Lyrcun, whore he gained dintin-
Hiiiehcd honorg hy his ablity aH q
scholar lie entered the army on the
opening OF the lrrnncO.pruauan war
nnd fought with bravery being wound
OF ana made nrlaonor IN january.
lhfl, After tho war he WAS appointed
Professor at st. Etlcunr, aud he was
attcrw1ud professor at Nancy aud I'M
ally at the Lyeeum Louis IL Grand Ia
Paris. lie had written for the REVUE
DIES DcuN M0ndcs. had published some
books, chiefly educational, aud had
trnnalutCd several OF Herbert aptn-
cora works into French, NJ. nurdeau
was elected TO the chamber Of dcpu-
Hes ~ an onportuuiHt In 1896 Tor his
native city Of Lyons and speedily made
his mark IN political life lie was ono
Of Jules simons colleagues nj tho Ia.
Dor conference In berlin whnrn ho
was highly cateomcd by an, tho ON.
pcror Included for his fairness, Ia 1891
he wan reporter on the Budget, and
the ability shown by him married. him
out for the honor " the vice preal-
denoy OF the chamber OF deputies In
1899. In july of that year he was MP
pointed minister Of marine and th9
cnlonicA IN tho L0ubet cabinet rs nuu-
ooaror TO NJ Cnyaignar, the son ~ tbs
famous soldier OF that name. 10 was
retained al the bend Of these two de-
phrimenis when tho finubrt miuiatry
gave way TO that Of NJ Hibot. IN -.
ccmber, but felt compelled 10 retire
when the cabinet wnA reorgnDlzrd ia
January 1898. Accusations 0f oOrrup.
tlon In connection with The Panama
nifair were brought 30 against him.
but completely Routed yet he retired
from riilce voluntarily IN View OF the
popular prejudice against all who had
boen amirohcd even with more fus-
plelon. IN December last, when NJ.
casimcr-Perler became PREMIER M.
Burdenu was made minister Of ~
nance. retaining that position until
cnsiiner-perier retired from the pre-
mlerBhip IN May
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

riaHei also Blood and Skin Diseased,
hyphilla. Hruptlons, Hair Fading, Bone
Pains, Sweiiinga. Bore Throat, UleerH
llnectn OF Mercury, kidney and Binddor
Troubles, Weak Back. burning Urine.
Gonnrrhon, elect, Structure. -rceclyo
searching treatment and prompt relief.
Piles, Flatuln, FlHHure and Riptnrs
cured by our nav method send for
circular. nRS BlgTTs a nfrrTSi
bnp Main street. Opposite the post-
Office, Dallas, Texas,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
Silk
MittenS.

100 Pairs Ladies' Black Gro
ehet sink Mlttens. worth 2l25.
Xmas price, SOC.
ITO pairs Extra Fine Black
Crochet Mlttens. worth 50, Xmas
price. 3l.s5.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
HOLIDAY
Gloves.

1000 Pairs fine Kld Gloves.
Beautiful shades of tan and
Brown, with four large pearl
buttons, worth SO. this week for
81.
1900 Pairs SHOOK Kids. all col
ors. at 81 a pair.
300 pairs High Grade Kids In
Hook and Mosquetalre, worth
81, for si.ls.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16
Hall, Parlor or Man
tel Clocks at More
hous & MoBride's.
DRs. BELTS 81 BELTS.

Young, Middlc-ngcd and
old, single or married
men, ana all who suffer
from LOST
MANHOOD,
Nervous Debility.
Spcrmntorrhen.
Seminal finBscs,
Sexual Decay. Falling
Memory. Lack of laner-
Nv, Imnpdlmouts IN Mar
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-12-16

.nee win he on the risht
ne ledger ON january 1.
n, columns OF The Gazette
..,,,a iato reauisi,ion. Try it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
MINING ENGINEERS.
THEY VISIT NEWPORT NEWS AND IN.
SPEcT THE BIC SHIP-YARDS.
Mined Mt the Warwick and Are Much
Impressed With the Future Of the
Young City.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, February H.
Special NEARLY hundred members oil
the American Institute OF Mining Engi-
neers, accompanied by a number OF H.
dies, reached this city this morning. Inc
party visited the ship-yard. and at ]
o'clock dlned at the Warwick Hotel. They
were shown the various points OF interest
in and around Newport News. The men,
bers OF the party were much impressed
with what they saw at the big ship-bulld-
ing plant, and were loud In their praise
OF the cordial manner In which they were
received and entertained by Superintend-
ent Smith at the yard and Manager SWIM
erton at the popular Hotel Warwick
AT LAMBERT POINT.
NORFOLK. VA, February I.-(Speclal.)
The mining engineers came up from VIZ
ginia Beach at half-past 10 this morning
and went to Lamberts Point 10 inspect
the Norfolk and Western railroad terminal
facilities. Two hours later the party left
the Point for Hampton to visit the Nor
NAL Institute and Newport News.
AT HAMPTON AND OLD POINT.
NORFOLK, VA, February H.-(Special)
The mining engineers returned on the
Old Dominion Steamship Company 5
steamer Luray about o'clock from their
DAYS outing around Hampton Roads, and
Immediately left for Virginia Beach &c
continue their second evenings business
session. They visited all the places OF in
terest around Newport News and Hamp-
ton. and were greatly interested. They
then proceeded to Fort Monroe and wit
messed the evening drill Of the garrison
and inspected the grounds.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22

COTTON rid Of. they were quietly married
T., the narlor of the brides mother. Mr..
NcKenney Is one OF the most popular
youny mon of this city, and his young wife
4. one OF our most charming and we'll
known ladies'. They left tonight on an
extended bridal tour.
Mr. T. NJ. Ely, a well-known contractor
Of this city was stricken with paralysis
at his residence on west washington
street last evening. and his condition TO-
day is regarded as serious.
The Petersburg Grays, Captain Heath.
left this afternoon for Norfolk to partici-
nate I'm the celebration OF the 22d In that
city. There will be no formal observance
OF the day In Petersburg with the proba-
bic exception OF n parade of the colored
military companies.
AN ACTIVE CANVASS.
From the active canvass now being made
by candidates for the municipal offices 10
be filed next May, one would be disposed
TO Judge that the election Is almost at
hand. There Is no doubt that the old
convention system will be dispensed with
in the nomination Of municipal candidates,
and that Il primary election will be de-
manded by the people.
While business generally is quiet. yet
the outlook for the future is encouraging.
and no one is found to predict otherwise
than a gradual and substantial increase
OF trade
Mr.. j. H. Scoggin. n well-known citi-
zen Of Petersburg. Is the inventor Of an
automatic coupler for railroad trains
which In point Of simplicity and efficiency
bids fair TO be adopted by all the railroad
systems i'm this country. II is applicable
alike TO freight and passenger trains and
Is claimed to be Immediately serviceable
under all circumstances and IN all emer-
gencies on running trains. 4 company
Is being organized i'm Philadelphia with a
capital of 10000 to push this invention,
and the inventor is likely TO realize a for
tune on his coupler.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
proDerty Transfers.

Richmond: Virginia Britain to l." i.
Christian and Charles +. Belvin. " levt
on north side Broad street between Iehti,
and Eleventh. $500: Philip Blenner ana
wife 10 William H. ard Rosa l.. Holmes.
lil-6 feet on west side Fourth street
near Baker. $1,000; Daniel A. Leadleg ana
wife TO Virginia Il. Burke, % ieet on
north side Beverly street between carter
and Temple. $500: Joseph Vonderlehr ana
wife to Mary r. Geisinger, % l-z-i! Ieet
on north side Main street between MOTIFS
and Short, $3.50. WI,
Henrico: James Aston Cabell TO VIII
liam williams "a feet 81 81. John street
southwest corner School. 5000; I'LL carter,
special commissioner. TO G. T. White; lot
NJ block sc. East Richmond. $llO; r. =.
Chewfing and wife 10 Ann G. Chewing >
irustee ~ S6-loD acres on Creighton road {;
Andrew H. Rohleder and wife to John ~
Hurch. Jr, one lot IN Highland Springs,
Si6o. q n White and wife 10 Wallace r..
Iarter and Roland l.. Haynes, lot IL
block Sc, East Richmond. $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
CharlnffesXiIlc's MnYoraltY.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. February
q. -(Special) AT meeting Of the city
Democratic Committee held last evening
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That II grounds shall appear
sufficient to change the result Of any
ward or wards. the committee Will not
undertake to disfranchisc the voters OF
any such ward or wards. but will hold Il
new primary in such ward or wards as
to the contesting candidates.
Mr.. ). NJ. Keller late candidate for
MAYOR. is contestng the nomination or
Mr. John :. Patton for the mayoralty.
The latter gentleman was nominated oy
ffty-two plurality. All other contestants
have withdrawn their charges. and nave
accented the result Of the primary, which
was held on the 18th instant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
The City Circuit Court.

The following Is the record Of the City
Circuit, Court yesterday:
IL. @. Leigh. Jr. against me western
Union Telegraph Company Juasueh, iof
Wv a. Towns against Henry L.. Carter.
Judgment for plaintiff. yo
Suit was Instituted by charles Haase
against Lena Rose. executrix OF M Rose
10 cIerk Roweile is confined at home by
sickuess.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
PETeRsgURC'S SURPRISE WEDDING.
An Active Municipal ampaiGn-substan-
tiDl Increase of Trade.

tial Increase of Trade.
PETERSBURG, VA, February IL
Especial. Mr. Charles $. Mckinney and
Miss Mary Robinson were united in mar
rage at the residence Of the brides mo-
Their this afternoon. The marriage was a
surprise. only a few intimate friends being
aware that such a ceremony would take
place. It had been intended by the con-
tracting parties to leave for Washington
to-day TO be married. but the difficulty
10 their marriage In this city having been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22

is foretaste of summer. in it's warmth,
durability, and genuineness. Don't miss
our sale if you want to miss shiyers.
Winter weather is cutting, like shears.
and our suits are the antidote. They
have lelt the shears, toe, in the matter
OF price, and figures have suffered heavy
cuts all along the line. It's reckless
slash, % per cent, but that's our cuta-
way. Come quick. before earlier buy
ers make away with your choice OF the
stock. The Dutch always take Holland,
and the public OF Virginia are bound to
take our Winter Suits and Oyercoats at
next to giyc-away prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22

WANTED, THE PUB Lie TO
w know that We have on hand a full sup
ply OF FIRE-CkEEk LUMP COAL. Also all
other kinds OF COAL, COKE, and WOOD. and So
licit your patronage. Prompt delivery and
satisfaction guaranteed.
l7ly east Cary street
Phone SO. 10 13-eod6t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
MEETINGS..
GEORGE c. JEFFERSON. Recorder. lie 22-lr

MASONIC NoTICE.-T II f. A.
WI members OF LODGE OF STRICT Xxx
OBSERVANCE No. 201, A. r. anG A. NJ,
are requested 20 attend a called commun ton
OF their Lodge at ST. Albsns Hall, corner Of
Third and Main streets, on THURSDAY. Febru-
airy 22d. at o'clock T.. NJ. TO pay the last sal
tribute Of respect TO our deceased brother, j. {.
CofTEELL-
The mem bership OF the Lodge are requested
20 wear black or dark clothes as far as practical
BILE
Members OF sister lodges and visiting brethren
are requested to unite vigh the Lo3ge.
BY order W. NJ. RIO. 4. RICHARDSON,
10 gilt Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22

In the Chancery Court yesterday Mary
Y Anderson qualified as administering
81 the estate Of Sallic Ann Anderson AMI
also Of the estate Of Ella Carr Anderson
patrick NcGOvcrn qualified as admins
traitor of John Boiling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22

You need not despair' salvation oii wiz
heal your burnt arm Without SCAT
Twenty-Five cents. $500. L------s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22

AZ 4:3O o'clock =. NJ
|. A1RIASGULAR LOf O.. .t..
80 feet. moro or iest ou .fo H..
Chelsea road. Nth % frsflN aDI...
>. 4 LOT o. LAND forNns
said Bowling Green or tf.I.rf
ming back within parallel ifles
3. 4 LOT OF LAND on o..
road leading rom Seyrufrrr'.
Ing Green. fronting 0u .af r.
running back on parallel Hi".
line i2SI5 teet. on be- eastern DID,.
the braun.
TERMS one third cab ba'e.
ments NJ six aud twelve W...
cent. interest iiei, oFiie..
notes aud the tlte rc 1...i
chsse-nOney Is pat AMI
by tho Court or au cash, 10
purchaser.
~nerII'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22

DOR RENT, THAT MOST CON- n
Il vESIENTLY.LOcATED AND DEsI. "a
RABLE 1W0-SIORr AND BASEMENT BRICK
tains ve nice rooms, Is In nice order, ana at $40
per month II IA undoubtedly the chea pest house
Tor rent In tho city. Call and get the keys.
j. u. ELAM 4 CO.,
Ills Main street.
Phone b3 4. 10 1871
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
MEETINGS-FOurth Thursday.

ACCA TEMPLE. MYSTIC SHRINE
MARSHALL LODGE. KNIGHTS OF PfIhlAs.
JEFFBRsOs LODGE. KNIGHTS oF PfIhlss'
AURORA LODGE. ODD-FELLoNs.
ROASE LODGE. ODp-FgLL0ws-
yAgINA Tribe, Red MN.
N,N1EO TRIBE. RED MEN.
VIRGINIA LODGE. KNIGHTS OF HONOR
OLD pOXISIOS LOrGs, GOLDEN CHAIN $500
A. W. GLISS COUNCIL, JUNIOR oHphh tN''hD
MECHANICS.
VIRGINIA CONCLAyG, HEPrAsOPHs.
COMPANY D. FIRST yGRGfSiA REGIMENT
cVNrnUs GROVE. DRUIDS.
NoSROy GROVE. DRUiDS.
LEE LODGE. T0NTL
JEFFERSON LODGE, GOOD TEMPLATE"
STUART HORSE dUARDs.
SECTION NO Jog. KNIGHTS OF PfThIAs-
HENDERSON LODGE, ODD-FBLIOWs.
VIRGINIA COUNCIL, ROYAL AkcANth.
BELvfDERE COUNCIL. ROYAL AkcANUA'
VIRGINIA LODGE, SIiIELD or noNOk.
RICHMOND Y. VIC. T. L.
81. PATRICks BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
POCAHONTAs COUECtf, NATIONAL UNION
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
NJ ADAMS & BERRY.
RAILROAD LINES.

RAILROAD LINES.
CONDENSED TIMETABLE.
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO-S:4O \. H.. daily
for Norfolk and Ola Point. 7. NJ, Old
Point. Norfolk. and local stations - a.
NJ, except Sund1yr Washington and
Clifton Forge. T. NJ, Cincinnati AMI -
Louis Limited, with Pullman. 5'3O +. W.,
local except sunday accOmmO iatlon for
Charlottesville. 10 2. NJ, +. f. v. Gin.
ciuusti aud Chicago and Hot Springs.
From Eighth-strcct station. q \. ~. Tor
Iynchburg and Clifton Forge, connects for
Lexington. except sundays $50 7. NJ.
Except sunday local accommodation for
Columbia
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.-o \ VI, Nor
folk Vestibule Limited aud Tho Chi
cago Express" (See fun scheduiel 5;20
=. NJ, for Norfolk. 1880 =. NJ, Roanoke,
Bristol, Memphis, New Orleans, aud points
South and West.
RICHMOND AND DAEyILLE.-l2:5O A. NJ,
southern express, Atlantic, Augusta, aud
points South. l2:4O =. NJ. Atlanta, Au-
gusta and points south. Il i. 81, except
Sunday localfor Ameha Courthouse.
YORK-RIvER LINE.-3:2O T.. NJ, local express
Except sunday 10 West Point. local sta
tons, aud points North RIA Baltimore and
ono. 100 \. 81. local mixed.
RICHMOND. FREDERICKsBuKG AND Pc
TOMAC.-7:4O a. NJ, s. A. NJ, New
YORK aud Floriil spe' 1'rih-b0uni b.
daily except Mondays; a. /. N. and Gl1
p NJ tor Washington AMI points North.
F. 81, fredericksburg accommodation.
6:4S A. NJ. anl $50 =. NJ, Leave kiDh Tor
Ashland.
ATLANTIC COAST IINE.-9 A. w.. Norfolk
special S:2j 4. g., through tram s0utn.
$40 p. NJ, Atlanta special DO 7. NJ.
Norfolk train. 7:3j =. W., fast express
south. 12:55 p. ST. AMI 1880 4. 81. Pc
tersbIrg accommodation.
SEABOARD AIRLINE Union Stntlonl. $40
A. 81. Raleigh, Charlotte. Atlanta. aud ln-
termediate points. $40 =. H., Atlanta and
points south. connects with s. 81 W. Z
railroad Tor Mobile, Montgomery, and
New Orleans.
NB.-For arrival Of trains see regular sched
m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-02-22
Last Nights Discussion.

At night the attendance was somewhat
Two splendid papers were read, however,
on Education nj the Columbian EXPOSE
ton" The first dealt with the educa-
tionai contribution OF the exhibit, on
which the Hon. John Eaton. ex-Comnis-
sioner OF Education of the United States,
presented an admirable and comprehen-
sive address General Eaten began by
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