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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-24
Attempt to Rape.

Adolph Mangal, a Mexican, was
brought in from the Medina last
night by Deputy Sheriff G. X.
Paschman, of Atsscosa county, and
lodged In the county Jail. Mangal
is accused of attempting to rape a
Mexican girl last Sunday and was
arraigned before Justice Bywater,
who placed him under a $500 bond.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-24
A Morning Wed ding.

Mr.. A. F. Dignowity and Miss
Mary K, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs,
Geo. Dullnig, were married at s
o'clock this morning at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, on
Nolan street.
The happy couple left after the
ceremony for a wedding trip to
Mexico.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-24
They Are Mad.

The city employees, who have not
been paid for six months, were mad
all over this morning at Lawyer
Altgelt, because Of his objections
raised against the bond issue. They
are hungry and think Mr.. Altgelt
should have raised his objections
during the election.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-24
Protests the Issue.

A protest against the issue Of the
San Antonio refunding bonds has
been prepared and sent to the at
torney general by Lawyer Geo. G.
Altgelt, of this city. Mr.. Altgelt
bases his objections on the ground
that the charter prohibits bonds
being issued for payment Of debt
which has been previously created.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-24

nECULIAR in combination, pro-
portion and preparation ofingredi-
ents, Hoods Sarsaparilla possesses great
curative value. You should TRYiTs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-24

Or. Niles Pufn 1EIIs are guaranteed 70 soon
headache in 20 minutes ''One cent q dos
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals were reg
istered at the various hotels this
morning:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

daughter. Mrs g. - Marah,o. Hollywood.
YORK county, Tuesday morning. February
l-th. at The rye age Of - years.
Mrs. Davis had eu3edrcd 10 her BY
h-r many amiaDlc traits Of character Il
large circle @; friends Ia her native
and adopted counties, as well as this
city She had been feeble for time.
though up. as usual Until 10 O'Clock the
rIrht previous TO her death. and the
nral sleep came unknown and uneX-
y.otclly 60 an. She was born In Charles
C.ty county January %. ls-5. and It the
age Of - married Archibald Davis Of
S.rrF. who Iror 10 the way, was a
prcsl 'r0us merchant oc Charles city
e.. cnty. He volunteered at the COM
meuceWcnt ~ hostiAucs. being OF Il
weak constitution fem victim - dis
case. and died ia 1903. leaving Mrs. Davis
with tWliy- small children. 'rn Of whom
survive her. Ms j. \ Cosby being the
only resident Or tils city.
Mrs Davis. Wlth her ut1e ones. was
driven from her nome by Invaders. AMI
only by that Ler1!em that possessed Viz
gina women ia those trying days could
she have overcome such an ordeal She
was a member Of NJ; Pleasant Baptist
church. Charles Cty county. and a
inairon Of olI-NIrfiula typ. The funeral
Services took place from York River
pre,byieri4u church. at Hollywood. and
TIE remains la.3 20 rest 81 the church
yard. attended by a large concourse OF
friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
TIE OYsTER-BOAT ACCOMACK.
No Ground for Surprising She Has
Met with Disaster.

Governor OForral received yesterday
telegram from Mrs. Susanna Warren,
Of Murfreesboro', \. G., asking II the
state oystcr-police steamer Accomack
was lost, and stating that she could hear
nothing from her boy. who Is one OF the
crew.
The Governor replied Immediately that
the Accomack was. when last heard from,
IN Pocomokc sound and he had no rea-
son TO fear that she had met with dis
aster. but he would endeavor 90 ascertain
definitely # she was all safe lie then
t,lccrauh,i - Mr. NJ Glcnnan, OF Nor
folk, and Captain Hudgins, OF the Chcaa-
peake. asking II they had heard any,
thing from the new boat Both replied
that they had not. and that - far as
they knew there was no ruin0r ahoat
that she had gotten into trouble.
They agreed with the Governor IN
thinking there was no ground FOR appre-
tension
The Accomack IS an exceedingly
stuu.ch boat. and her commander, Cap
tain Costin. il every inch a seaman.
\ second telegram received from zap
tain Hudeins just before midnight stated
that he had not been able To hear from
the AccOmack. hut his impression was
that she was safe at Tangier Island
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
THE ROUNDS OF GiYETY.
Miss PerkIns's Entcrtainmenf-Pa
ties and Dances of Last Week.

Miss Agnes VI. Perkins entertained n
number OF her friends Tuesday night, the
occasion being her birthday. The evening
was pleasantly spent. Among those pres
ent were Misses Lottie Hall. Lille Brauor
Emma Goodwin. Ida Hagland. Mamie
Kagand. Mrs. Ida Bu,l r. Mrs. w IL.
Crttenden, Mrs. J.. Hall. Mrs T. Pa,ter-
son. Mrs. W. Dilard. Mrs. G. ". Rag
land. Rev. J. s. Din. -. y. W T.. crit
tenden. l. y. Hall. ". billiard. r. Patter-
son. G. W. Haeland A. u. Clark. \. Hay,
C. Rose. DR. Curd. e Rasland. j. GIN.
W. McGec. Il. Perkins " Eubank. r..
Lawrence. Richard Woodbridge. Supper
was served at loo
The table was beautifully decorated
with ferns and evergreens. Miss Hall
assisted Mas Perkins IN receiving her
friends.
a delightful surprise party was rendered
70 Miss Lille Tyler. OF west Clay str ct.
last Monday evening by i number OF
her friends. During the evening Mr..
Ralph Bingham. of Phllsd =lphia. sang and
collation. WAS served, and dancing w,s In
dulg-i Ia. Anon. those r. sent were
Misses Dtlie. Sailie. and Laura Burruss,
Lille Tyler. Iottie Napier. Katie Ian
dcrs. Rosa Cottfeil. Ethel Barfoot. Cora
Dayls Edith Hartman. JOSH Tinslcy,
and MessrS Cary RIrrusa George Mayo.
RslIh bingham. Eddie RuTrusA AsOrY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

Smith. Kenny Frank. Bob Harris, Je'i,'o'
II, via Johnny Burrlss. Bovies o'or1o''
Music was furnished by Mesars' ''e"
bricks. I'm. Gordon. and DAVIS.
The CLIFTON German club gave "a char,h-
iur german last week In honor OF ti,'
birthday 81 lts president. Mr.. hlley bl''li''
Supper was served about miinight' [
I'm attendance were Missea Lena 49,
IJyzi. Finke. Ida Flnke. Lula Burhe''
hiIcc and Anne Cuidt. Matte McGhee'
Kat, O'Neill. Goldie Brooks. Eva iout
nov Irene F,nlte. and Annie bracke,t'
Nessrs Hugh and John ONeili. All'
piurt Nusco Finke. Vernon JORDAN
Frank Gary. John Burkat. Joseph stew
art. John Knox. Darlington Kern wv
drow Tin,berlake Charles BARROW anu
Tom Finke ~ ,..,,,,or,,
In Il letter 70 friends written teor"''y
18th from Miss Emma Ne'heilah'' W.
spsnding the winter In Southern Io' iu"'
sbe saws. I'VE are enjoying reading the
Richmond Dispatch. and can sec i'oI.
quotations in II how severe the W'd.n.'
a IN virginia. while we sit by open WIN
do,ys wearing summer apparel. ana haNr
Ind sovral fishing parties. feach-
are in full bloom -. . c,,,.
,f,sa Fannie wood. Of No. 100 east clay
stro-,. entertained few friends on "a.
TUESDAY evn.ng. Among thos' p
,v.~a tffgVcg Fannie w Ooh, .dh'bN '''''
Jennie RowIes. Lula BONles, Ellie o"ann'
Iucy Swami. Kate Swami, Mary K!p'hs'
Emily Ashton, Ellen Farrar. Iulan h'nS'
Nessrs. .. r. Dick na3n. Russell motifs
Iienrv Tucker, Tribe Puller ]" 6 BOW
man. William Bowles. Willie H'w'''''
Anton Phillips. Dr Thurman fetSy
Smith. r. T.. Trayi9r l..
Dancing and games we're ininlg"H III
until n latc hour after which a de'iSh'i"i
supper was served.
\ vary pleasant surpris' party "'S
Given - NJ. and Mrs J. L. MrCre' ry, OF
Falrmolut. on last Friday evening f'b-
mary S.h. Tia, following were present.
,r.s~aa Oracle and Lula }.nna Rosa ana
Tolie Montague. clara and Ircu' Sander
ur H-ssio Parrish. Lummio Gil. Anne
Al'~u. sue and Iotha Parker Ny. Jli'kS
Au-n. Willie sullivan. Manly GOODWIN
J,t.r Boasley. Eddie Boz Edo itin'-
tar John Luck, Eddie Hui bard How
.,i Montague. Willie Coftrell. prey A.
.n-on. Eddie Brown ard Arthur Brad
l.v. Refreshments were serv'd a'o't -
o.,losk. after which games were enjoyed.
Friday night last J. tween tns h'u'S "1
IA and 1870 cv .rything was merry at mo
houc 90 Mr. Gary. - north Weh'N-
...oud street. whore tho following young
folks vero assembled. A'-s's Agnes am
Xira.e Gary. Lena and A.i' Miller, Maui
CARPENTER. Elton and sadie McDonaid'
p.ra Gentry Lillian P'nil''on. luAe''e
stiles. anl Fannie Schlef. also Masters
Warren Mouat,ostl-. L'wi Mu'r. hiTt-
v.u Cary. claire Gentry Marvin ld!loI
If.riert Adams and Berry Wilcox
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

ferred. II would be wrong TO entail upon
Tho patrons OF the schools In the de-
pressed condition OF the country the eN-
pensc which must follow discarding 'hc
books IN the hands OF the children anu
purchasing others FrCm all directions
have come expressions Of satisfaction
with the action Of the state Board oi
Education. and We have nothing more TO
say ON this point
We stated further that We would OK
anime and ascertain whether the patrons
Of orr schools are paying more for DOCKS
than the patrons Of the schools IN o'her
States are paying for the same books ana
We now present. az the result OF careiui
examination. schedules OF prices In me
various states and Territories with when
the American Book Company ana Inc
University Publishing Company have con-
tracts. The price OF every book ussd III
Nir4inia and adopted rs other states or
Territories IL first given. ana then IN the
respective columns the price IN other
States or Territories in which the book
appears on their lists.
SfnfCs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

y. l.. Rhodes a 60. AssiGn-sDits
Brought, ycrdicts. sentences. Ac.

d. l.. Rhodes ~ 90. ArsiE h--Hi's
Brought, VcrdIcts. sentences, .Nc.
J. l. R0a1es y 90. made an ASSIGNMENT
ysstcrt-ly % James W. Anderson. trustee.
Vfie dc.d was placed On record o. The
Once Il the Cl,rK 81 The Chanccry Court
Il coslvsys - a.. trustee botn The per-
tonaI properly and rcd state of H."
I'm. Aft.r TIE, Payment OF inc cxu ue b
az the coed alG So for services and al
VICE Of j. ". Anderson * son, Ia" pro-
,tcds are - be- distributed az ioli'"a.
TirsL j. r. GatcwoOd, "a note, 80. q.
IL Gatcwool. cuIDgecr for j. J.. RhVt.a.
So. %in.r $ Crump. $40. security hdi..'
a.. y. H. " ood. go. Wuson q tll-
liam. SIS. g. L. Dickinson. 80. Taylor
IL Powell. S1g 5 cond ~. W Bo.u q
Co. 80. DDnoJn. Topper q GO. $i",
4 ". Tam p g. co.. So, j.. \. Showers.
30. Luther afart!n. 81. IT, IeilMa.r,
e. Third j. Vs. Snton d CO.. &5i..5.
Carnenl 3, Dasls. 81. Cluzens' BHnh,
So; Robert Weu4cubgre. SD; -. Mc-
Balm q Co. ~. National Linsecd OIL
Company. So. Charles 4. Rose So; l..
Gunst q O.. go. sol Binswanger. So;
Philip Botuxleiurr. So. y. r. Goode q
BJn. 3i37J. TAe liabilities are estimated
- be I3p
suit was instituted in tho Law snd
Equity Court yesterday by Crump, Set-
bright & 60. against tho Martin CairiaGe-
WOrha. Damagse S2voD.
Ia the city Circuit Court Thomas White
was sentenced - The penlteut.ary for ne
years john Johnson. James Cannon,
Alphcus Tyuos, and Henry Brooks were
given one year e4cn. John Harlow wa
sentenced - i've years. The cases 81
Esitc and Harlow are second convictions.
IN The suit d Samuel ~. Puiliam against
Thomas Rutherford. judgment Was con
fesseG for $i1.
Tho Hastings Court was not In session.
Tomorrow II ~ expected that the rue
ruacher case Will come up for trial
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
CHEWED THE CONsTABLE'S HAND.
Rachael Sent on for This Offence
other POIicc-Court Cases

Rachael Lewis. n colored woman OF I'm
monse frame. was in the Police Court
yesterday morning on the charge OF re-
s.suns and asseul,ing Depgty-Constable
Ingersoll and Policeman Sweeney The
constable attempted 10 execute A distress
warrant on hey and take possession *
her furniture Friday, but Rachael OBJ
jcctei, and used an axe. She chewci ;he
hand Of the deputy, and it was some time
before she could be overpowcreG. she
was sent on to the grand jury.
Henry Bilber (colorcd) was sent 70 Jail
for sixty days for having stolen one pants
pattern from the R0ck-Bot;om Pants
Company.
Tom Jones colorcD was charged with
the thief, Of lot Of d-pipe from tho
vacant house No. l28 Canal street. His
case was continued until the 18Th.
James Clancy, for having assaulted L.
IL Mcclure. WAS fined g. % and costs.
William Brown (colored) paid :. and
costs for the same offence. against George
Taylor. the only difference being that
William used stick
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

the contracts for books used In the public
schools OF Virginia has been printed in
pamphlet form. II Is a straightforward.
exhaustive document. which by detailed
and iabulatod statements rc-enforces and
renders inYulncvahle tho position that
these officials and members Of tho board
took in their arst communica lion IA the
appearance OF the letter just issued has
been anticipated with great intcrcst all
over tho state. the Dispatch herewith
gives II In fun:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
CONTESTS ~ Nearby COZ yriEs.
Interesting Flights for Offices In
Ucurjco, Hanover. and thesterHrih.

As the tlmo for the election Throughout
tho state for county officers appronchcs,
tho Interest Increases. and tho contests
I'm Hcnrlco. Hanover. and Chesterfield
counties I'd fair TO be very interesting.
If not exciting
In Ucnrico the Democrats VIII hoA a
primary on the 2sth Of March f,r the
nomination OF candidates for the elec-
ton IN Nay This win practically settle
matters. as there 50 little probability ~
the Republicans putting up ticket.
There IS. however. some talk % a. ir-
dependent ticket. tut as yet Tat has not
mater'alizel. There are - number ~
caudlIates for the various Offices WHO
VIII run ~ the primary. and thsy arc
working hard toward their nominations.
mouwellths-Attorney conway b.
Sands VIII haze - opposition. and as frt
no Onr has announced themselves again
sheriff solomon There are two op-
peuru'5 % SIR. ". H. Hr1ger th' 81
ont Treasurer Nrssrs John LIul .tN. :
and George f. Anderson For ComD
s.oror Of tho Revouu. for fho Upper D.s-
tr'ct Hr Charles s. ChnIreY no p-ff-
cnt Incumbent. o. b'.rE opposed ~
Ne.sEs. James Phillip. C1skie H. SMITH.
arI S. J Tyler All oi these R"rt.'-
men are very popular art th' contest
between them IS probably 'he fesr.-'
thar is on SIR. J.. a. Kemp. Comm
s!oaor for ths Lower llsHct. bias Boz
opposition.
Tiai. d., Big Grh. IN each ~ fhe
districts for supervisors. m Brook ri.
Ar t. g. shepherd .f ba.uS o.i -ra
~ W. - Fo'l. John T.. Rose and Robert
Nr-chau SIR j.. g. U.cairr. .t '
IaHa.l District. has only ore or.ane ,..t.
Alr. j. -. Taylor IT, NarIra. Ne1,i. NJ
r.f.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
HONOR A GOOD MAN.
PEABODY MEMORIAL EXEpCiSES
IN THE SCHOOLS or VIRGINIA.
Programmes I'm the Richmond fnsu-
buttons Of LcnrninE-Ibe Meeting
ut the Central UuiidinG-interest-
Ing sketch Of the PhiinnthrOpist.

nv Ifff1lSNlbn tl Al' ivy '''h'''
tomorrow afternoon in the public schools
OF Richmond will be devoted TO exercises
commemorative Of the anniversary OF the
birth Of Mr.. George Peabody. whose ala
in the cause OF education has been felt
throughout the length ana breadth of this
land
A meeting Of special interest VIII be
held ,at.A =. NJ. at the Central building
on TwcHth street Hon. J. Taylor Eilyson
will preside. and Rev. Or. liose VIII de-
liver an address. Informal talks VIII also
hc given by Rev. Jabez Hall and others
These viii be interspcrscd by quotations
in reference to Mr.. Peabody's career ana
some Of his own sayings. 1t was desired
that Hon. }. l.. NJ Curry would make
an address on the life of Mr.. Peabody on
this occasion. but on that date he VIII
hc on his way to Europe.
II Is hoped that from this celebration
VIII come q movement that VIII peipelu-
ate the custom and render some per-
uanaut memorial - HIM WHO has done
$40 much for the cause of education IN the
South. All persons interested IN honoiinS
~. memory oi this great rnilaninfopist
are invited to attend this nicc'lns.
DAY THROUGHOUT NiRGlNiA
Hon. John f.. Massey Superintendent Of
punlio instruction Of Virginia. has, as
recently stated in the Dispatch, sent ont
circular calling the attention Of county
a-l city suporintond nts 10 the occasion.
accompanied hy an appr'pfIt" pro
ei.mtgr for celebrating tho event. In TIE
circular Sir. Massey says.
.l. view of Tie grand work which he
houenccucc ld. accomplished Tor 'h'
cause of commou-sch0oL education among
u~. IL is deemed fitting th1t some appio-
Iriate recognition Of H. event should
To- made ln an the pubic schools OF the
state.
Acc.rlinrly. tte accompany pro-
cran,nc OF exercises has been prepare
and IS hereby forwarded for Use ON that
occasion. Il VIII BE- understood. however
that this programme Is subject 10 m'dII-
cation or amendment. % suit tho views
Of inliyiiual superintendent or teachers
PROGRAMME ~ THE SCHOOLS.
The general Programme includes the
Ioris Prayer, reading Of sketch oI
Pearodys life by some pupil. reading
Of extracts from the letter o. NJ. Pea
body creating The trust fund Tor cilcA-
ton. singing 81 toe Peabody memorial
., b.. loo. 4. JI.rv--r.I
So.'s' ..''.i ,,-, .'.' r,i..o,,,.,t I,trb
school. quotations in reference TO Nr.
Peabody. extract siom Alr Prahody's .'t-
i'' '"''l ~l"7 '''' - go .,.,,,.,,.
rom '"e N'''S OF '''' ~. f,'t.. -
leaoo'S so"E' H'i ......'.,. ,.'...t.,
i'rii.I..s' ~. i'l','''' - .r.,i., VI.
rom ''r. 't'.' '.,..,,.,.,,. ~ tr,
I'd.''S y ,,,,.. az, ,ra
i'.H''7 o.. '"'
S'"S Oh -N'i'''.'. ...,.-...-
SNEI't OF iFNh'''
,.aorro Peabody was an American Nor
,t,.-, u. v-,s horn al panveis. M.es..
reb-..,ry =, 1925. his parents W,ro
poor and his only education was re-
'ei,ei al the district school. At re age
of II he was placed with a grocer. AMI
AT l. in a nabcrlashey's shop in New
burrrOrt. When 49, years Oh De Was ID
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

Ground Covered TO Depth or SiN
IuChcE-Thc River.

Richmond vas visited ycstcrlly hr
orc Of the forces, sgow-stams II the
winter. TIE snow beeaA falling about .
O'clock m the morning AMI continued
without abatement unII after 5 last
night The ground is now covered u
the depth OF about * lrches.
TIE street-o;tr traffic wts much irtrr-
fered with aal the snow-pl7ushs W,r-
kept busy keeping the tracks clear y
small blockade occurred iu Fulton IL
the morning but h. was quickly raised.
Tho travel ~ rail has not been v'rY
seriously iHterferei with. though all the
trains from he South were more OF less
deis\ed. At a late hour last n.sht the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
people reported their trains moving
through without trouble
Their. IS soma urcasiness felt as 20
the river. II being feared that there may
be- a freshot when the thaW comes
though the stream has not Vet begun -
rise 70 any extent. The ice here stu
remains solid.
In view of the danger of high water
the officials of the Virginia Navigation
Company have had the ice cut from
around the Pocahonias ami moved the
boat up opposite Hawcs's coal elevator,
behind the canal locks
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
IN CITY AND COUNTY.
NEWS or THE DAY CLEANED IN
MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.
Complaint Tint birds Are IcinE
Killed when Huddicd Together
Under ShcItcr-Condition Of Gil
roy-PersonaI mud other Itcms.

A gentleman from Chesterfield told
| Dispatch reporter yesterday that H guam
( tity of game was being destroyed In the
country during the present cold weather
! by pot-hunter.. who are not only
violating the Iaw. JN are wantoniy
| Milling tho game. The gcntlcnpn re
marked that the cold weather would GER
tainly destroy some game. but that some
| thing should be done to break up hunters
! from trailing tho birds and shooting whole
| nocks as they would be hufilcd IA some
| sheltered place. y great many hares are
! also Killed In the same way. and the
| larger game. such as turkeys and deeg,
are also being hunted ia Ike manner
! Tho time for shooting the above class n
game has expired and those who are
either trapping or shooting are breaking
the law. The gentleman also tod me
reporter that in his own bdfn-yafI Ia'"s
and other birds came and ate with his
fowls.
CONDITION STILL SERIOUS.
Frank GNroy WAS reported b. The ply
sic!ans at the Medical College OF Nir-
| guia yesterday as beng 10 better The
mans condition is very serious, indeed.
! but he is having every attention a1t
! everything possible viii be- done - save
| his life. While IN the Manchester aims
| house the man was made as comfortable
| - possible. and he mad the attention a.
good nurses. and ore OF the best uhysi-
clans ia tho city. DR. j. ". Whitfield.
The Hastings court VIII convene Non
day. and the following grand jurors hive
! been drawn John H. Busby. j. T. Green,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

RICHMOND "a roh,u,rv 4,

RICHMOND. VA. February II. iSS.
In our publication Of December q. 1891.
in references o. tho school-book question,
We stated that 10 changes were made in
thc schoo.-book Of Virginia because
fine superintendent OF the various coun-
ties and cities ~ tho state were pracu-
caliy unanimous IN their reports that the
existing list WAS satisfactory and no
changes were desired IN fact. some Sug
ecstcd that Il partial change WAS pre-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

endorsed. Touching and 'ecling addresses
relative 10 the lIfe and character Of Major
Nash were made ny Judge Hancock and
Mcssrs g. L. Page. T. v COFbill. J. ~
q. Fitzpatrick Judge James ". GrogO-y.
and Mr.. Ernest II. Wells.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
sxxnasszzsx.<xsxsED>ss

Hon. J. ". Cherry. ex-meinber Of tho
Iegisiaturc from Ncrfoik. used Q1ratoI
with perfect satisfaction after many
Other remedies had failed. He thinks GU
ratol the best preparation Of the Kind on
the market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
To Onernte snndst0nr Qmnrries

Mcssrs Banlins. Mosby Co, of this
city. have contracted with the Virginia
Brick and stone Company 10 develop and
operate the sandstone quarr.cs at Broad
way. on the AppomattoX RIVER. near city
Point. This is a sandstone Of exc lient
quality. and apparently IN vast quaint
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
Ralph and Ruth Bingham.

Ralph and Ruth bingham Will on Fri
day night give an original and interest
ing entertainment at Nenable-Street Zap
t.st church for ihe benelt Of the cnuroh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
An spron-ifcnIming.

The Phil. Koarny Post Woman's Re
l!ef Corps Will on Friday night. February
21I. give an apron-hcmmins for the benc-
tit OF their relief fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

Captain +. Leslie Syeace. general agent
o, the Fidelity an0 Deposit Company. OF
Maryland. returned home last night from
Baltimore. where he has been on business
for his company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
CHARLES r. O'FERRAIL.
Governor OF Virginia.

Il. = I4'IIt y u =
Attorncy-General If Virginia.
Since the above was written, informa-
ton has been lived from the Territory
Of Oklahoma. There the Territorial Board
OF Education contracts with publishers
and buys directly from them, and then
furnishes the books free - the pupils.
The prices are higher tnan 20 dealers Ia
Virginia, owing. presume, 10 the IL
creased cost ~ TRANSPORTATION.
CHARLES 7. O'FEHRALL
Governor.
I'obrtiary if lcJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
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