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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-23
A Novel Advertisement.

Dante Gabriel Rossetti, the painter,
was passionately fond OF animals, for
which he had small room In his Lon
don garden. He was with difficulty
prevented once from purchasing. for
u very large sum, young elephant.
Browning said to him: What on
earth will you do with him, Gabriel?"
and Rossetti answered: II mean to
teach him to clean windows. Then,
when someone passes by the house,
he will see the elephant cleaning the
windows, and will say, Who lives In
that house, and people will tell
him, Oh, that's painter called Ros-
setti,' and he will say, i think l
should like to buy one OF that
man plctures;' SO he will ring ia
come in and l shall sell him plct.
ure."
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-23
How Volcanoes are Made.

Volcanoes and how they are made
was the subject Ola lecture by Prof.
J. s. Diller, OF the geological survey,
at Washington seminary. The lect.
urer discussed first the history OF
these burning mountains. Experi-
ment hal demonstrated that ut q
depth Of fifty miles the temperature
OF the earth would be about 1900 de-
grees, or hot enough to melt iron.
The earth at this depth was kept
solid only by -eason OF the immense
pressure on II. When assure or
other exit was opened up the ma.
torial boiled forth a. . volcanic
product,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-23
The Owl Blew Out the Gas.

Mr.. Dewar. OF Ravenswood, 10 very
fond OF pots and he Is also somewhat
peculiar In his choice OF them. He
objects to dogs. He has four beauti.
full children, and he thinks the com.
bination might be dangerous on dog
days. So he tried an owl as some.
thing hitherto untried. and altogether
likely from its well known habits to
be inst the sort OF a pet that would
not annoy him. For a few months
he dismissed the pet question from
his mind as settled forever. One
night, after carefully tuclking the
children in bed, he went out with
the older members OF his family to
spend the evening. The owl. mis-.
led BY the quiet OF the house, began
his nightly wanderings In quest OF
adventure.
Perhaps the light from turned
down gas Jets prevented him from on.
joy!ng the darkness he loved so we'll.
or perhaps 1t was by accident that
his Tapping wings blew them out one
after another. Be that as 1t may,
when Mr.. Dewar opened his front
door on his return home late that
night he was almost overpow.
cred by the fumes OF escaping gas.
He rushed In and found his little
daughter nearly suflocated. During
the time he was helping to restore her
-opening windows and wondering
how in the world this affair had take,,
place-he stumbled over his pet owl
lying on the floor limp and lifeless.
The situation was explained, and h,
Is now looking forward with anxiety
for his monthly gus bill.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-23
A HAPPY NATION.
We ought to be happy because:

There are 63, 4O3 postofiices.
We have 170, AL miles Of railroad
track.
We produced in 1903 1,61O, 400.
13O bushels OF corn.
Less than one.half OF our farms
are rnOrtgaged.
In 1891 1927, 21l bales Of cotton
were raised and packed.
In the year 1898 our mint coined
Of gold and silver &l0, 6S5. 10.
The parents Of this country are
blessed with 80 Al, 1902 children.
We export $972, S6l, 1913 worth Of
goods and import only SAG, 786, 298.
We raised in the Carolinas and
Georgia 1923, 500, 48l pounds Of rice.
American sheep last year grew
wool to the extent Of 3O7, 100, 900
pounds.
The farmlands OF this country
are estimated to be worth $18, 279,.
S52,649.
The real and personal property in
ibis country Is assessed at VII, l39,-
9O8, GAO.
Only about one.ffth of our coun.
try Is straight up and down like
Switzerland.
We have not debt Of %. 600, OOO..
900 like France nor Of $751;, 600, 600
like England.
The farmers and stock raisers Of
this country have live stock valued ct
", 2OS, 767, $40.
There are only 1O7. AS Cinnamon in
ehis country, instead Of 400, 600, O0O,
rs they have In China.
Our coal mines produce lib, 23I ,845
tons Of bituminous coal and Az, $780,
$50 tons of anthracite.
Our i51 colleges have an income OF
81 col. O34 and funds vested or
available Of 1914, 500, 1853.
We have not had thirty.one I'D.
ministrations in twenty-four years,
like the people of France.
The fishermen along our coast and
in our waters catch $l5, 600, 600 worth
Of fish every year
Our savings banks have $l,730..
COG, 1Oj deposited with them as the
surplus earnings Of our people.
Between the years 1919 and 1894
the silver mines Of this country have
yielded II, ISL, ST. ,575 Of silver.
There were, according to the elev.
enth census, only 40,741 men and
~, 3Oi women In our almshouses.V
No nation, save Great Britain,
coins greater amount Of gold every
year than the United States.
The total valuation OF all the farm
products Of every description was BY
the last census ~, 400, 1O7. asa.
The valuation OF the labor OF our
hens in eggs and spring chickens Is
every year estimated at $2O0. 900. 600.
Instead OF one Italy as Europe has,
We have two, the gulf coast and the
coast Of southern California.
Since the organization Of our mint
In 1893 1t has coined. OF gold, III ,6l2,
405. 1850, and Of silver, 5000, 929,
1923
There are enrolled In the public
schools Of our country ID. 484, 572
pupils, who are taught by 1873, PIC
| teachers.
In the year 1893 only 1910 people
were killed and 40, BOB were injured
more or less seriously on our rail-
roads.
Over and above tho cheese which,
goes down our throats there are
manufactured 81, 600, 600 pounds for
export.
Cotton and woollcn goods are so
cheap that any one who makes living
wages can afford to be passably
dressed.
There were II. 4S8, 31S houses In
the United States when the last GEN.
sus was taken and less than six PEG
pie to each house.
There were 5, 1874 books printed las
year, and although not oil OF thsu
were good most OF them were sold
and found readers.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-23
IN. fec, ,hon,a y. p,unped Into

The feet should ~ plunged Into
cold water, even into snow, for She
space CT forty to fifty seconds, nst
more, This sends the blood flying
into the inner organs, where the
temperature is very high, and, as q
consequence, 1t gradually goes back
t. the feet and stops there. The cir
culation being thus restored, a little
energetic rubbing Of the feet will
maintain 1t. NJ. de Parville recon.
n,cnds this treatment to oil who
are sufferers from anemia and bad
circulation
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-23

The Great Hefsisy warehouse.
The Hereby Brothers Commission
Company have reopened their great
warehouse at 42s to l4s North Hal.
sted street, and have sent out the
following circular In connection
Herewith:
-four. end feed Of eli kinds:
We wish to cell your attention 70 the fact
that II you DO mot buy your feed % our ware.
derive By % doing.
We handle the best goods only end sell q
fock.bottom prices, for the many advantages
great that u enables us 10 sell Arst-oisss goods
% cheap % others cell second-olsss.
Our warehouse 10 the largest, handiest and
most complete hay and grain warehouse in the
city Of Chicago, covering one acfe Of ground
and situated On the G.. NJ. 4 81. r. n. n. tracks.
where We have oar own private track and ~.
csivs oil our goods direct 20 our warehouse.
This 10 Great advantage, - u saves the o..
pense Of hauling. which 10 quite On item.
We have constructed, IN addition 70 our
WssSe1~SoSt
system, which unloads, elevatss and conveys,
b. machinery, On our grain from cars on eur
track direct 70 our elevator, without rehand-
ling. This 10 great labor saving. and Odds
greatly 70 the value Of grain, - oil grain pass.
% through our Rraih cleaner. which frees u
from ell dust and char, and lsavss u perfectly
clsan.
There 10 no WAITING outside On the street h
cold and WEE q our warehouse, - We have
provided larOot 'Uvcways for teams. and plenty
Of waiting re- IN our warehouse. All oul
bins are elevated, % that you can drive under
them and put on . load IN less than I'VE min.
utes.
We DO straight wholesale and retail msr.
camille business. and you will always And %
here. from .. N. 60 . p. M. ready 70 show you
our goods snd give you prices. We invite you
20 call and examine our stock, LOOK % oul
cleaning and conveying machinery and see che
way VIC do bucineso.
Thanking you for your past fsvors, and hop.
ina We may receive your orders. We remain,
yours very respectfully,
usaELsY Baos COMMISSION %
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-23
Crazy on Checkers.

An Atlanta GA man is SO fond OF
checkers that lie plays the game
three hours night six nights In the
week. lie has kept this up for years,
sometimes paying u palmer, whose
time 10 valuable, to play with him.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-23

Summer Train Service Via Wisconsin, Cen.
trail
Effective May q. To Wsukeshs
and lake resorts $40 q. M, LES p
M, 3:46 p M, 8 p. m. To 81. Paul,
Minneapolis, Ashland, and Pacific
Northwest Cos p. n, Was p n.
To Duluth COS ,. m.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19

interesting Joint Session az st'
Iohr's Church Last Evening.

The several auXi'aries of the protestant
Fni.c,ual churches In Richmond decided
20 hold Joint meetings on the four inter
,essory days. but as Miss podSon. the
virginia missionary TO China. and the
state SECRETARY. Miss Stuart could both
be here. IL was decided TO hold the meet
ing a week before TIE eve Of "a annun-
citation The initial joint meeting. there
fore. took place at the mother church,
ola -. Johns. yesterday afternoon. The
e,lldce was Gllcd. and the exercises ia-
trr,Stiu- and impressive. Grand. OIL mis-
-ionary HYMNS were sung.
\ devotional service Was conducted hN
Ecy. X. \. Goodwin. and Bishop Newton
occupied seat in the chaucel. Miss
Stuart. state secretary. called FER reports
from the siX Richmond churches having
branches OF the W0man's AuX'hary. Then
she gave nttle talk about the baby
branch started IN Virginia in December
1854 The president Mr. r. \. Goodwin
read an interesting report, and Miss
stuart spoke OF the power for good 10
be accomplished even among the little
ones b. teaching them the work they
may be enabled 10 do with their mite
boxes. Four Of the Richmond churches
and some OF those in the other parishes
have taken up this work.
Miss Dodson, the Virginia missionary
to Shanghai, China, made quite an en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
WASHINGTON NEWS NOTES.
Scarce post-oihce
. c.,.roI Irr-Otiirr Items.

S.,-r. - post-Olhcc
'onGress'h'" o.,. Ham.
Cnsc>-Gemernl i""-"fh'r '''''''
WAsuINGTON. j.. e., March l'--'Sp'-
.,.,- ,,.,..r....,u.., are very scarce IN
.,.t t,t tl. return Of the
inc '''S at ,...t, ?, rho CITY
President Will bring BACK ID ''' ''-'
quite number OF the statesmen anu
e,-s,a,esm,n who have business win tH,
Cb-.r Nr,gi.tr.te. For few days II j.
LA m. president viii be- very mu'h
,rcnuiei with the international questions
,,.,I hsr.. ar,.,n during his absence, and
~, viii oo- have much time to give o.
tbe consideration Of appointments. There
was sent up to-day ir"m thr T"9'-'
nep,rt,oeut a large batch of cases iot
a,,ior and within the week IL is thought
,hev may be disposed OF.
U,rtbcr ar mo-, any from Virginia or
~orth G,roI.ra viii h- reached soon can
r.t nov. ne urrGicted. There are no con-
not mu" w T., ~ ,ra .,ty Al present from
..t.t... I.tf 10 is under
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
PICKETT CAMP LAST NIGHT.
Letters from Lee Camp Of AieNnn-
hrIn md Montgomery u. COrsr.

Letters from Lee camp OF tieNHh-
driu md Montgomery ~. Corsr.
4, the meeting Of Pickett Camp last
night the following letter from Montsom-
nv T.. Corse. written on behalf Of him
s.if and his brothers and sisters. was
r-ad
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
March Q. lsa5.
r. ,ho caorra g. Pickett Camp Of Con-
tolerate Veterans. Richmond Va:
G4ntlcmcn.-lt d. most difficult for me-
O., .vrrass 10 you how deeply grateful
,ya feel for the Kind, sympathetic treat
mont that We have received nom your
o4np during orr late troubles
Jy father loved his old comrades with
,ta same untiring love up 10 the last.
and YOU can hardly arpr"ciat" now pro-
f.uralv hc w1s touched by the symia-
thstic resolutions passed 10y your camp
- tl. death ~ cur mother. Himself. too
Kim. fo re1t. B. would often ask some
.ra ~ read again t. him tho Kind mes
..gc from lis OH comrades. while h-
er.uld sit silently listening. his heart too
f.U a. utter D word OF the gratitude Do"
f.ft. And then. whom be- was taken from
r- yuur camp were again amongst the
first 20 extend sympathy 10 us. his be-
r,4v,d children. aud among the last 20
leave with us thr grave Of him we loved
so we'll
bet me assure you, r n'Icmen' that inc
children of your oll comfair arpr 'ate
most fully and shall ever feel grateful
for th,-o acts Of knlatsf
/ am. with siuc.r. reg ais. yours very
truly. Mon I''''li-i'1 d. ''i'''''
4 letter. was al.o read from Lee Camp.
OF Alexandra. r'ukng Pickett Camp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
MOTIVATION OF HERoD.
Change Of Spanish GoVernmcnt-
Uenuing'S Rnce-Trnck Closed.


WASHINGTON. D. c.. March N-The
nomination of John y. Herod. who was
today commissioned hy the President as
Secretary Of Legation i'm Japan. was sent
~ tho senate for the sane position Feb
r,,rv Dist last. ami failel of con'irma
f9n II is UNDERSTOOD that there was mo
affection 10 his appointment from the In
diana DELEGATION. but b. was simply on.
~ those matters which was overlooked
I'm the rush nc tho end or the session
Nfr WaroI has been second secretary o'
the LEGATION since January g. lN4. 9n'
since tle vacancy i1 the position oi hiN'
-.,r.tlrv. caused 10y the promotion o'
rlvin pun as Minister. April 4th last
ha hls filled the position without th'
salary. his salary being 9 ~' instead o'
g. f95 allowed to the first secretary. Ini.
reeation has had harder work. probably
,hqn any other legation ~ tho Unite
States during tho past year. ana ~ was
deemed "A simple matter of justice &.
rromota Mr Herol. who has rendered
very efficient s,rvic'.
Minister Haunis TAYLOR has cai'"d th'
state Department n confirmation OF th'
NUS that tho government has resigned
and that Camnos has h'"n app'ni,1 ''p
.,fr-Geroral AZ Madrid and that the nev
government WIFI probably D." UNDER \
ro-.S '.l Castillo.
Tho District Court OF Appeals to-la!
sustained the decision of tpe lower 'olr
f9 III. ease ~ Fred =. Miller ana others
ho,liu. that racing and pool-srllin- with
-o tb. limits ~ tho District nf 'olum
81, were gambling and therefore, pro
r.rit.l hv statute. This practically c'osH
m, Jennings track. hut. of course. doe
MT affect the tracks just across the Po
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
svpREME-CouRT DECISIONS.
Henry Y. FrIsber-shieids Against
roI.mo,-J. 4. stokes ct Al.

WASHINGTON. March h.-Supreme
Count decisions handed down to-day
Henry y Frisbee was convicted In the
Circuit Court for the Eastern District
OF Louisiana for receiving more INA" SiV
for prosecuting pension ciaim uhue'
the act OF June p. 1850. The oniy ques-
lions presented 10 the Supreme -,
relsted ~ tn sutuciency OF the indict-
ment This. Mr.. Justice Brewer said. was
established by the record. and the Judg-
ment OF the Circuit Court was aitlrmed'
The case Of James T. Shields Jr', re,
ceiver, etc. against John Coleman ana
Others. appealed from the Circuit court
for the Eastern District OF Tennessee
presented the single question OF the Juris-
dicfInn OF the Federal Court TO appoint =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
The NowInn Company

have I'm connection with their busln-s.
tb- best equipped manufacturing unc
repairins department ia the South. enc
give special attention % th~ repairing
fine Watches. Chronometers, Ffe"cl
clocks J.welry. &c. Mounting and ~
setting diamonds and other precioI
stones IS done ia their own shop urIt
their immediate supervision, equal q
svle and finish. and az prices as mode
rate as any house In this country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
TERRIBLE DOUBLE CRIME.
Great Excitement and Talk OF
LynchinSs-NO Arrests.

BUTTE. NEB., March S.-Mrs. ". =.
Hclton. living in Ecya panl county. near
Brcoksburg. was Grim uaily assaulted
ard hanged on ThursI.y last. ana her
body WAS discovered yesterday. the
crime is supposed ID have bcen com
m.tted by rustlers or the anu-F lSlhu'e
Committce. VINO suspected her Of giyine
testimony which w1lI lead 20 the CON
viction Of some thieves.
Her body was -...t y.r, IN room.
vim q rop.. around ner neck ana there
we're evidences that she had been as
saulfed also. She Sas living alOnt at The
time her husband having been sent u the
lasdre asylum
This is the section OF the State rear
the scene OF the RalTet;-Scott tragedy
Ttere is great excitement and talk OF
Iyrchings. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19

receiver. and take the railroad
property out OF the possession OF
receiver appointed hy a State court. Mr..
Justice Brewer. for the Supreme Court.
said IL had not this power, and the case
WAS remanded 20 the Circuit Court for
further proceedings not inconsistent with
that opinion.
Nr Justice Brown announced the opln-
ion and Judgment ~ the court upon the
appeal Of J. T. Stokes and eight others.
convicted in the Southern District II
Alabama Of Conspiring 10 use the mails
OF the United States for an unlawful
purpose There were fourteen indicted for
participa'ing IN the conspiracy. nine of
whom were convicted. Their scheme was
10 get goods from merchants In distant
cities without intention TO pay for tho
same. certifying TO one another's financial
ability and reputation. The record pre-
sented only questions Affecting tho in
dictment. and the admission of evidence
on the trial Error was not found In TO-
srect Of either and the Judgment of the
court below was affirmed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19

crossing talk upon the subiec, OF mis-
siors She told OF lovely spirit OF re-
ciprocal giving which obtained among
cninese women. Tney deem II privilege
10 soud money TO home missions here IN
America. These women, Miss Doison
said. believed in the transmgraton ot
the soul. and were or the opinion that
every female child they sacrificed would
live again a. 4 man Iney had me pee
iia-i,,' ~ desiring 10 see their mothers-in-
Isw well cared for. An offer;ory was
taken up for Miss Dods0ns work IN
China.
Aff.r the services. Miss Dodson re-
ceived the ladies' In The lecture-room. She
was tfcn. cad in a very handsome chi
ncse costume. the dress of a wealthy
Oriental lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
tbuucr. pica To Chilly.

ELLSWORTH, KAN. March ls-Ex-
County-Treasure DICK. OF Ellsworth
county. appeared IN Judge kastlake's
court to-day and withdrew his plea OF
not guilty to the charge Of embezzling
$500 Of the county funds. on his plea
OF guilty he was sentenced " serve four
years ia the penitentiary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
Chine.c Nlllage for Atlnnta.

ATLANTA. GA. March lS-The Com
mittee on Concessions and Privileges Of
the Cotton States AMI international Expo
sition to-day granted a concession FOR d
Chinese village q kee-Owysng repre-
l-nting a New YORK company Of financial
ability. Tie village viii include Chinese
theatrr, artistlcaliy constructed. with q
BAZAAR. floating awnings and other char
,eterlstic features
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
RananyuI sale.

Great cut In prices OF Hats for the next
thirty days. These goods have got % be
sold Now Is the time TO get your spring
Hat. Come early before sizes are broken.
The entire stock at great saoFih'e'
Many at less than half their value
A. B RAND.
lll4 east Main street.
Successor 20 Allen & Rand.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
y. &, A st. L., IL. K. Earnings.

NEW YORK. March ls.-For February
the Nashyiils. Chattanooga an1 81. Louis
reports gross earnings OF $40 Sl, de-
crease OF tl6.6S0: net. tl35.3yo; decrease.
seG: and surplus. Sl0,32; decrease, si5ll
and for eight months TO February 18th,
gross. s.. .09G. 005: Increase. SO. 596: net, ST.
*. .s23: decrease, E.2si; and surplus, s@1l,
Az, decrease, S43. "a. ..---s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
Cnitnp-GrnMers Combine.

ATLANTA, GA. March ls-The Georgia
Cotton-Growers Association was organ
ized here to-day. W. y. BrOughtOn was
elected president. and j. Lindsay Johnson
secretary. An address was issued urging
farmers 10 spend nothing not absolutely
necessary. The use of homemade fertil-
lzars IL also urged as is a reduction Of
the cotton acreage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
>nnaa,-NorninE Hlazcs.

An alarm of ure was turned In from
Iox - at 7l0 O'Clock sunday morning
Wh, occasion Wds the burning az th'
,hmn-, ou house 80. 1913 TAYLOR street
occupied hy Winnie Brown. The damage
Was uiHius At go \. NJ. there was "
.,a.Il fr. Al Nr. o. d. Owenss house
No. .,- east Grace street but the loss wa'
tIuirl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
VALUE OF SURVEYS.
Prof. WalcOtt Emphasizes This Point
Before tbe Chamber Of Commerce.
| THE WORK N VIRGINIA.


There was fine audience. including
many ladies'. In the assembly room of the
Chambc- r Commerce last night 10 hear
the lecture of Professor Charles u. Wal
cott director of the United states Geo
logical Survey. and most enjoyable an4
instructive evening was spent.
The lecturer was introduced by Nr. :
H. Hawes. president of the Chamber. IN
few appropriate words. His subject
Was the development Of the geologic sur
yey by The National Government and iis
relations 10 the States. and the lecture
vas illustrated by lantern views operated
by T.. T. @. Davis.
Professor Walcoit commenced by CIV
ing brief history of re9l,eicil w0rk
and correlation in this country. son@
back 80 t,r as Mcclure and coming down
through the RJgersss lie then described
thc method %: 1btaiulne an astronomer
base, the starting point Of a t'p '-i'l l''
map, gave views q the several I' -'fA.
m"n's used in triaugulafi1n aHI rNpi"'"'l
the methods of using them. ana tnh'"'l
this division ~ hie lectur" with Illus l'-
tions. also clearly explained Of the de-
velopmeut ~ the topographic map.
CHAKIS THAT EXPLAINED.
First came charts of 'he pri-
mary and the secondary tiangui-
tons. then were added ~" streams. ih'u
the contours. showing the elevations ana
icpi,ssiuus. next the culture a- repre-
sertei Iu roads. houses, auI towns. au'
cities. aud finally the combined whole
cor completed map So wing au these l."-
over This man said Professor Na'c.tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
Revival nt the second Church

Rrv W. J. J.. cox. II S,aunton. began
AZ the Second Baptist church last night
q series ol meetings which viii cOntinu,
through this week II not longer The
opening service was highly gratifying
The congregation was large. the sermon
was earnest aad forcible and deep in
tereIt was manifested There will b,
preaching every night at o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
old paper. for sale a, the Dispatch

Foa STRENGTHENING AND CLEARING fHs "o'oS
uss BROWNS BRONCHIAL Tkochhs-i "a''
commended them TO friends who were paonc
speakers, and they have proved extremely ."
,icaa aple.S-Rev. Henry Yard beeeasf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
state iIunrd OF Pharmacy.

The state Board OF Pharmacy held
preliminary meeting yesterday in th'
office OF Colonel John Ben Bigger, CLERK
II tine House of Delegates. and adjourned
until n o'clock this morning. when tho
cOmmenct.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-19
CHARGED with Sundn, Viointion.

Il. Naidi and Bartlett Davis have been
reported for kccpius their bar-rOoms open
on sunday asst Davis is a c0lored man.
who runs saloon ON Baker street The
men VIII be- given a hearing before jus
tce CrutChheld In day or two.