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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-17
HoDora Even.

"You can claim first blood, anyhow"
said the early customer at the meat
market, who had leaned up against the
chopping-block and soiled his clothes.
"Yes, sir" replied the butcher, slap
ping q fresh steak on the scales, ''but
you've got the first round all right
enough. "@Chicago Tribune.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-17
why He Took Offenso.

Willie-You must be an india~rubber
man, Mr.. Suitor.
Mr.. S.-Why SOP
Willie-Because 1 heard pa say that
you were bounced about twice a week.
N. Y. World.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-17
Tn. Pretty Mlkmaid Passes.

The pretty maiden milks the cows no long
er. one by one:
What time she did that heretofore she
spends IN painting scenery.
Her papa drains the lowing kline at rise And
set OF sun,
Assisted by iconoclastic vacuum machin-
cry.
Chicago Timee-H erald.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-17
Relieving His Feelings

Magistrate-You will be bound over
to keep the peace toward ali her majes-
tvs subjects for six months.
Bill Sykes-Well, 'eaven clip the first
furriner as 1 comes acrossi--Pick-Mo-
Up.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-17

wstts-Does your wife object to
your poker playingP
Potts-Oh, not violently. All she
asks of me is that will start for home
as soon as i find myself good winner.
INDIANAPOLIS journal.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-17

According to a report just issued the
American Board OF Foreign Missions
has sent out IL ,574 missionaries.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-17
Wifely SoIicitude.

Chicago Timee-Herald
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
Mr.. ISELIN'S GENEROUS OFFER.
Willing that The Defender should
Rcsni. the Rncc with The VniI,Sric.

New \ orli. September Is Lord Dun
ravens representative. H. Maitland
Kcrscy. called upon ey-Comrnodore
James -. Smith. chairman of the Amer
lean cup Committee. this morning and
after a long consultation left with him
the letter in which Mr.. G. Oliver Is.lir
10 Lord Dunraven. offered 10 rcslil the.
race. IN which the NalkNrie foul"d tn.
Defender. Commodore Smith. in Civ
ing Gus tn" letter. said:
&c! hay" obtained Il copy of the let
ter Of MIR &. Oliver Isclin. which ! did
moi huVr yesterday and did not have
until this morning. | received ii from,
ii. Maitland l\crsey to-day. Here il
Is:
ION Board Defender. Sept. 10. 1875.
"D"nr Lord DunraVrn :-Althnuah the
ReGetta Committee have given De,
fender yesterdays race under the cir
cumsJan"es, | should much prefer call
inG the race off and resailing it to-
morrow trust this viii meet with
your views. If So. kindly answer al,
once. Very truly YOURS.
20. OLIVER lSELIN"
The prosecution attempted 10 show
that defense had tried to tlmpcr with
this witness, ana had got him To
chang" his testimony as to place Dur
rant lying on the Sunday sChuul Mat
form instead of standing in the Vesti-
bGlv. but reference To the records Of
the Police Court showed that KIM had
testified on cross examination in the
preliminary examination that he
thought purraut might have p"ru "
ms on til" platform. TIL" point is I'M
material "Nrcp; as To- tn, alleged a.
tempt to influence tho witness
Miss Lucille Turner WAS ON the stand
Tor a Few minutes to say that she was
not In TIA" church un the day OF the muir
der. Ter Testimony was To clear up Il
point left in doubt by MIS-. Leak who
HeSt, rLay testified that from her front
window she had seen Dutr:. Mt enter the
church with a young lady She said look
ed like either i;liuChv Lament or
Miss Tuii;i.i. The cas-" went over till
Friday ON account % thc Jewish huli-
day tomorrow to accommodate two OF
th. Jurors
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
PALE, WEAK AND AGlTATED
Was the Way Durrnnt Was Held Up
:.y the Prosecution Yesterday.

san Francisco. September lS.-Dur-
rant in In" Emanuel Baptist church.
pale. aGitat"d. with bloodshot eyes and
his hair diShrVrled. his coat and hat of
ana with every evidence OF weakness.
was presented to the jury today by the
prosecution as h" appeared after his
alleged travels from he Normal School
on the afternoon of April 3. II had been
shown by four witnesses that he left
tn" school with Blanche Lamont on that
afternoon. and by tire" others that he
rod" with Nounglady of her descrip-
iion over I" the church and entered ii
From thc time h entered the church.
about i:2O. il * the theory of the prose
Cution tha ne was occupied until >
o'clock in pcrp"trating the murder At
he was seen III tn" church 10y another
witness. George Il. King. the church or
Ganisi. who occupied the stand ali of
today.
In regard to tn" opinion expressed
10y capt Cranfirld. that disintcrcstcd
persons sl!uld act as international
races. Commodore Smith has this to
say
II do not know whether the interview
is correct and ] make no answer to il.
but | VIII say: In tn" question. the Re
gatta Committee had no interest but
to deal fairly ana honorahly with the
contestants and my acquaintance
with them is long and intimate.
Il do not believe they could be in
ducrd To make any decision ON any
question before them that was not
founded on fact; that was not sports
like honorable and just"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
SOVEREIGN GRAND LODGE.
This Eody Has Decided That saloon
Me; and Gambler. Cannot lain

Atlantic City. y. j.. September is
The Sovereign Grand Lodge of odd
Fellows resumed their sittings This
morning RESOLUTIONS providing for Il
revision OF tn" ritual ana the Putriarchs
Militant and providing for the amend
mont 81 tn" insurance law Of the order
were introduced ana referred.
Sovereign Grand Treasurer Isaac y
sheppard, of Philadelphia presented a
letter announcing his resignation in
consequence al failing health
tn" report was received ana the res
iSnaiton was accepted 10y standing
vote.
NJ Richards Muckle. OF Pennsylvania
was nominated for the vacancy There
was no opposition. ana he was uuani-
mously elected. He viii Ice installed ON
Friday.
NJ he seer session This afternoon
an amendment Ia the Constitution was
PASSED. prohibiting the admission in
the Iutur" To membership in the or.i.r O +
>aI""n keepers and professional gam
bi,rs Tn" question has been voxed
one Tor vars.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

The next speaker was George Brown,
Governor, having recently been very
i'll. was tho weak 10 deliver an address.
and had requested Mr.. Brown TO take
his place. Mr.. Brown, who Is IL lead
ing lawyer Of North Georgia. deliv-
u twenty minutes speech. dealing with
the development Of the South. especial
~ In cotton manufactures and receiv-
ed much applause.
Next came Hon. Emery Speer, the
orator of the day. who delivered an
elaborate Grafton, which was applaud
ed all the way trough.
Judge Speer was followed by Hon.
Porcr King. Mayor of the city Of At
lanta. In his address of welcome
Mayor King acquitted himself in hand-
som" style. and was interrupted by
the boom of the presidential salute
which began at 5:ji. just as President
Cleveland touched the button at Gray
Gables
Jus, at j5i.2O the President touched
the button. the whistle sounded and the
engine moved off at lively gait and
all the machinery followed suit The
great crowd sent up u shout that shook
tn" roof Almost simultaneously hun
dredS of arc lighs flashed Out ON the
,iaHa. and myriadS of incandrsccnt
lights CLEANED and scintilatcd from the
Ccrnic"s and domcS of the Womans
building and the Government build
ing. twas just dusk. and in the gath
cring darkness the shouts OF the
crowds the flash of the lights and the
noise of the booms OF he Presidential
salute emphasized tn cformal opening
of the exposition.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
The Modern Beauty

Thrives on good food and eunshiu"
with plenty OF exercise in the open air.
Her form glows with health and her
face blooms with beauty. II her sys-
tenn needs the cleaning action of . lay
alive remedy. she used the gentle ana
pleasant liquid laxative Syrup Of Figs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19

IF FOUR BACE ACHES.
Or you are all worn out. really good for nab,
ing, Il is general debility. Try
BK0WNE IRON HITTEItS.
Is win cure you. cleanse your liver, and give
o Sooa appetite,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
OF NATIONAL INTEREST
Collector Brown Has Informed The Depart
ment Of The Capture Of The Lark.
A HEAVY WITHDRAWAL FOR EXPORT.
There Ins Been Deposited I'm Sub
trcasuries $4,000 in Gold in Ex.
change for Currency Treas.
ury Gold Reserve is S85.7O8.045,
Gain for the Day OF S3aa,OOO.

Washington. September lS.-The Navy
Department has been Informed that
the Louisiana Naval Militia have
begun organization and three compa-
MES are under way. AS soon as the re-
organization is complete and uniform
cd he Will be recognized by the de-
partincnt. and accorded the privileges
given the naval militia OF other States.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
The Nnio,nnI League Gnmes.

A. Boston:
Boston .............3 0 | 0--S & !!
Baltimore ..........0 q y . 90 3
Rattcries-Dolan and Ryan; Hotter.
i:Sper and Clark tGame called on ac-
count OF darkness).
AT pittsburg:
rittsburg ......@ looms 2
Chicago .........2 o o 81 - 3
Ba tteri"s-tiaskins and Merritt
Friend ana Donohuc
At louisville game:
Louisville ........l o 90 - & .
st. i-ouiS.........U . " % o = OF :
Batteries Mcfarland and Warner,
Breitrnstcin. often.
At LouisVillc-Sccond game:
Louisville .......bl 1UulX-g IA
Cincinnati ......,...O . U U q "a . -
Al Washington:
Washington 100 8 o. % IL 3
BROOKLYN .........u o o oo-3 10 .
iiattcics Mercer and Mcclure; Gum
bert and Grim called on accoun; of
darkueSs)
Al Cleveland:
Cleveland 100 0o0o%x-l0 Il i;
Cincinnati ~..." 2:OV al5 /
Batteries Wallace. Young. Cuppy
and o'Connor; iihines Bwyrr ana
Vaughan.
Batteries McDcrmott and Spies: ks
singer and Often
At New York: New York -Philadel-
phia game postponed ON account OF rain
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
e Much Travelled Women.

Mrs. John Richard Greon. the widow
OF the historian, has returned TO Eng
land, after an interesting and somewhat
adventurous trip to Greece aud to the
site of Troy. During her travels Mrs.
Green was fortunate i'll finding an op-
portunity of visiting tho island of Dslos,
which Is uninhabited and but seldom
accessible to travellers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
Inv and Chanc"ry Court.

which Is unlnhabited and but seldom
accessible to travellers.
Inv and Chancrry Court.
MI Joseph r. Allyu. Jr.. auN Mr.
laH"well raNior. having been dulN Ii
c'ns"d, qualified before this court yes
'e!uHS ana Wcr" admitted To practice.
IN" cas-" Of W II Smelling y 60. ~
isaac g. Roberts. in assumpsit was
called, lrd th, defendant failing to uI-
rt&r Judgment Was rendered fur tn"
piaintiii amount S2I2 lu--wi;h intcrrs;
The ease OF the l.inwood Furniture
company IS. X. K. Morris. in assump-
SIT. was called. Neither party dcman
ing 4 jurj thu evidence and argument
Was heard 10y Judge Hauckrl. MAO re,-
dered Judgment for the plaintiff
amount S3i lI--with interest and costs
IN" rhan"crN case OF Daily. NOttin&-
nam ~ 90. II ais ~. w T. Lee. 81 ais
was ordered referred To- MIR l!i1Ic,. sim
mons commissioning in ChanCcry. for
hini to take account of all Hens of
record against each separate. piece. of
property mentioned in this bill ana
priority of tn" same. and Il decree on.
tered in favor OF oicorcc W D.v X Son
FOR the sum oil Sl2 for Insurance. and
ordered that G. ii. Terrell. receiver.
pay III" same out of funds in his hands
In tn" chuncerY case of II. q; NIL
lianIS X 90. rs Edith French and L. \
Johnson. the defendants counsel moved
TO dissolve til" Injunction heretofore
granted, which motion was heard and
an oder and decree disSulVinS the in
junction granted. and that the plain
tin bin be- dismissed and that the de
ltndantS recover against the plaintiffs
their costs about their defense in this
behalf
Wriis have been issued in the follow
ing suits:
The Merchants and Mechanics Saw
inss Bank of the city OF Norfolk vs.. ".
r. Lee. In debt $3.50; protest S2ll dam
ages 500
tn" same plaintiff against the same
defendant. in debt 500; protest $2l4:
damages SlU0
John Nicely and 4. r. Scldncr vs.. Geo.
w. kh"a. in debt for $42a. with interest
from April 9TH. 1893: dana GEES 500
The jury was adjourned to Friday
morning.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-09-19
RACE DISTINCTIONS.
Coeducation of Whites and Blacks Penal
OHensD In Florida

A new school law took effect in Flor
Ida on Sept. /. by which it becomes a
penal offense for an individual CORPORA.
tioh or association to conduct within
tho state any school of any grade, pub
lie, private or parochial wherein white
persons and negroes are instructed or
boarded within the same building or
taught in the same class or ut the same
time by tho same teacher. Teachers
who violate this law may of course
be fined and imprisoned. The law is said
to have been aimed especially ut tho
school maintained by the American Mis-
slonary association of Congregational
churches at Orange Park, Fla, where
coeducation Of the races is in vogue. 1t
Is said that the missionary organization
Will seek legal decision rs to the con
stitutionality of the new law.
The state superintendent of educa-
ton, w. d. Sheats, has written Il letter
to the secretary of the Freedman's Aid
and Southern Education society in which
he boldly announces the purpose Of the
law as follows:
1t is my opinion that the word per
sons i'll section is intended to apply to
teachers and pupils, as the intent of the
law is to nip III the bud social equality
and misoegenation that such schools are
calculated and possibly are intended to
Inaugurate Iii this part of the country.
Those of us who love the Anglo Saxon
race and this gre American republic
are willing TO do almost anything to
preserve race purity and TO save the
south from the spectacle witnessed in
Halt, Jamaica, Mexico and wherever
there are 10 race distinctions. We he
heve III the education of the negro. Our
works testify to our faith, but we do
not believe i'll the elevation of the ne
gro ut the cost of the degradation Of our
race. In many sections of the south the
blacks are largely i'll tho majority. You
are philosopher enough to know what
must be the final result of Your nefari
Gus doctrine of coeducutiou of the races
and social equality. If the negroes must
DO educated with the whites. sincerely
pray that 1t Will only be done north of
The ONO, where tine whites uutnunber
them. This doctrine OF social cuualitv
especially Us 1t is enforced upon The
helpless school children, is the cnly ami
mostly bear the north. In every other
respect admire her institutions and
her enterprise. especially her education-
al and religious labors and enthusiasm
Exchanges
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-06
4 Chnnce 20 Save Money

There O. no- th. aist,e-t reason why
yr.I should not 'f-,l ueu AMI strong
That great ~ z OF Dr. Greene, Is proving
the best gri-uj that NeaA AM delicate pe0-
r'- ever had. 4 letter sent 20 him at his
Office. 35 vcst Fourteenth street, New
York city. telling the symptoms you are
suffering from. VIII ho Immediately an
.werad by the Doctor describing your
COMPLAINT mlnlt-iy. ami making you IN
drretqrI perfectly just what aiis you
And al this costs you uotains. YOU don Z
tlye % leave your home. AMI You don /
have % nav any doctors fee o. learn
exactly what your complaint IS ani ho"
fo p,t well and str0n@ from Dr. Greene,
tho greatest living specialist in curlnr
n4-vsus and chronic diseases. TIE Doctor
r,ke, a speciality Of curing patients
through hls great system ot letter CORE
snondence. and is having wonderful sue
c,ss Thousands u weak. delicate men
and women are writing him about their
ccuplaiuts. and are being permanently
cured II was h. who di,covcrei tnat
w.rld-r.nowueG curative Dr.. Green"
N4rvura blood ana nerve remedy. Nrte
tho Doctor al once. and see what he says
about your complaint II VIII prohap!y
be- the means ot your getting back your
health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-06
BOYCOTT OF S. A. |.
It Is Net in Spirited and EfsCtiIe
Style.
sUEErING PAssENGER-p,ru CIT.


BALTIMORE, MD. March 5-Presiie1t
Il. Cufzon Hoffman. Il the Soaboari Air
Line. lel, THIS evening for Norfolk. Va.
for tho purpose of meeting Nicc-Fresi-
dent 81 Joha ana discussing with him
th- boycott which has been declared
against the s Satoari by The Southern
Railway aai steam hip Association. The
hearing of the application - mike per-
maueu, the injunction n which the SeahoarI
has obtained against the We-tern
AMI Atlantic anI Na hylne. Chlttlnooel
ami St Louis. restraining ttsm from
the boycott ls set fJr next Saturday az
Atlanta.
rr silent Hoffman said to-day that he
foit coaa!.nt that the court would dee
ciie iu favor az his line. in which event
IL boycott VIII BE- practically USELESS
a. without The cooperation o. those Inns
the southern Railway and steamship AS
sYc.ation could not maze il elective.
PASSENGER-KATE REDUCTIONS
NORFOLK. IA. March The war bo-
tween the ~eahoaIi Airline ana tle
Southern Railway dui steamship Assoc.a-
ton La5 Ca.miuat,c in th. issuing of a
mammoth Circular to b- scattered uiold-
cast throughout g.. country by tie
slaro1rl r -Iire stem. 80 which that
company says that "th. principal c'mpeti-
tors OF tl- Sca'oaII AIRLINE having
trultu q Chat tnrv could rof SECURE an
q. the business except through the qu"--
tiHr.hi- method of boycott. and having
| declared .ae effective from and after
| March T. i<j. therefore, ou March 6th the
lIrH..ff..f d ff..s % D.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-06

An ola friend 90 r.w pA'r ~ "'t
yrr, uAtfylr1 90 us recently "h'u "t
Iunus Mover q sons -totr. aNh aud
Broad streets. to nni our friend .f genus.
Nr. H. \. Ezekiel standing n.1r h"
door T. welcome customers. t7 w. il
often -,cu HIM in years gone hy 90 mb
Oh home. Lew * Davis. amt it h1t
shows how cn'erpr.sing nrm thr Meyers
are . secure thu services ot a. gentleman
go long Identified vain Tho df' .fo"1t .
trade. and particularly with the l94"" ~
Low * Davis. 49, Mr r. \. fh"ki.l
Mr. Ezrklcl entered the stor. when hit
youth ~ lG and was trained tnd I'M
bu,I with those high iiet- o, h1" -
conduct = business ty our am'nt-I
friend. Abraham Levy, I"i, whose
daughter he married
Iu asking the support of th' iiI.h' >
and ratr,ns ~ Levy * Davis Tor DIS Do"
employers Mcssrs Julius Meyer A. H'n-'
Mr. Ezekiel pledges himself o. t' 40 10
M. power % deserve D.. ana "Hi -h'"
his appreciation ty having every courtesy
and accommodation granted 'h,m ~ N'y-
er's formerly extended % them ~ L|'(
& Davis
lie has our best wishes for his success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-06

gerous trick to allow a subscription 20 run
on from SIX months or a year oni hali.
and then tell the postmaster % mark it
''refusel." or send the editor 3 notice
to dl.cuutlnue the paper.
The department has time AMI again
Informed parties making inquiries. ana
ths public generally. that there are 40
such laws
The ruling now made. however. goes
beyond this T. Is 10 the EJECT mat 4
publisher who makes demand TOR pay
mont of tho suhscripu0n-pric' ~ his paper
through the mails. accomi ani by
threa' Of ENFORCING such pretended laws
I'm case the demand IS not compl q with.
nay Do proaecutcl for attempting TO OBJ
tam money under fa!se p'etences. rto-
vi4el no knows that such so-caliel laws
have no existence as laws OF decisions OF
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-06
AGAINST CoLoTUn nuI,hlA,rnS
Both Sides Heard bN thr Ground.
nnd Buiidtng- COMMITTEES.

Tho Council Committee on r.fl-y,
anl Grounds mot in Rom y, ., ,r.
city Han last r.crf \ Nroaf nsr. u,.
rortant matters w.r. disposed ~ Tina.
IN Attendance wrr. N.rs. rnrs .e,,I~.
mani. Uuees. Grm.s. G9-.,. Nnr. ana
Nountc1sUa Orr - tr. rr.-...sl .......
tous taken pp Uss that ~ t.. unc's,n'i.
ness ~ The Cify Han bI'IHe Th. CIV
Engineer Superintendent C.l'er ana
others wcre hc9H. arI ~ ul, clearly
shown that the structure WAS r.t k.,,
property cie1rrl 49, s. D. p Nr ra.
the head pntor haA previously stet,i
that thH fNIe- was ins."i.laut o. R..p
the Noots AMI walls ln irffllfa c,,t.
ton. AFTER a rroAt deal of f'segss..,
the matter vas letl % l suh.,,.r,,n..,..
consisting ot Mesrrs. Kng MYurt.,.ff.
AMI BriEys. who r. directed 90 d,,.s..
some plan providing a head to the ian..
,oral department ~ the buii.rr
THE CoLoRGD BMCkLAyERs
The committee then conaIsral me Do.
ti,ion ~ The HricHay"rs Jri.1 h.t
whit, mechanics be empioNeI ln RE brick
work upon the nov colorel arfnrr,
The city Engineer explained a.. s.rt,-
tion. and hli ryal hls fter @, NJ
James Fox. the contractor. directing ho,
70 stop work upon Tire hullduN rntl OBJ,
committee could meet AMI l,tarrn.n. a..
controversy as 90 tho employmsu -
negro hricklayers.
Mr.. Fox was heard NJ i'ng'h. Ile sall
that he had given tn general crr,rlct
fer the brlcklying to MIR Thomi. ,
Wc<t There was no stipulation a. q,
colorcd or white labor IN the c1utrrc,
| II" expected ~ faithfully perform ths
work he had CONTRACTED 10 40 IIe nal
a letter from Mr.. Wes, IN which the lat.
| tor said that he rad not sublot the wpth
| This subletting became ono ~ The oueg-
tons involved IN thA matter
| Mr George l. Powers, chairman ~ -.
! special committee from tho rrckaVe-.'
| linton. stated that that Organization was
| represented there for the purpose 1f rs-
spcctfully objecting to th- shI,tting (
! the work. and - aaS f0r the emplr,,rnt
| upon the brick work for white m.,hluI,s.
! He added that hls c0mmittre WIS
! prepared % prove that according o. Mr.
| Vests own Language. he had ",uhh,l'
! the bricn work. Mr. r. NJ Jones. a. we'll.
| known mechanic testified that Mr. west
had made such a statement O. h.m IA
| Mr. C1y'do's presence.
| STOOD BY THE WHITES.
| Aldermen Mitchell ami Moore aal Conn.
| Gilman Page. of Jackson NarI. WEI. On
hand with "A large delegation from Jack
son ward. g. protest AGAINST fhn drawu..
! OF the ,olor-llue. Alderman Mitchell made
| quite 4 strong speech. setting forth fha
| support th" white wurklubm m.u 90 tnp
! city had rcc.. ..i az tho bands ~ thl
Jackson Ward delegation IN thc Council
| IIo had voted % Increase their WtA.|
every timc the proposition he: been mAie
| in the Council. He Nts uot lu FAVOR pi
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-06

work Is very neatly done. The seal of IN.
soc'aty, the initials ; 7. G. 4 AMI th.
names Of the Pres'den, and Secretary .n.
pear on thu front. On the back 40 on.
jects ot the organization ara set fortb
and an appeal IL made 70 ne holder 10
iry and b-.nS In other member
chief Poe furnished a., Ssofetarv With
tho names % the officers. ari yss,srt,v
Mr.. Owens sent % thr CAPTAINS ~ sarn
Of the three districts tickets s3r th, GA
GERS under his charge. accomptr'sl h., /,
personal letter expressive OF the f.-p a.
probation with which the police ar. h.lt
by The society. AMI asking that ,ae lett,r
b. put upon TIE bGNern-b-afi
The Society Tor The Prevention ~ Cr,.i
" 10 Animals under ,hc leadership " b.,
excellent president. s. doing a s,ls,i,,
work In this c.ty. ana among its v.tr.,.s'
aul best friends a-o the Dla.-clstel ,,,.'
t'dianS oi tho peace.
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the NEWSPAPER LAWS.
An Important Hnling Thereof" ny
The post-onice Department.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. March -lhe
Assistant Attoruey-GenesIl for me F''--
Oftce DEPARTMENT has made an important
ruling In regard 10 what are known Il
.newsuaper laws" These sO-callcd iA"S
proyide that subscribers 70 newspaper
are Liable for the price thereof unless
they give express notice u discoh'.il-e' .il-''.
or when they give notice 70 dis.,n''",., 4,
wlthou, paylng arraarages, or retuae 20 20
take papers from The Office, and tnS' any 'ny
nublisher OF a newspaper caa have any
enc arrested for fraud who rikes paps'
and refuses to pay for II, and II Is L oaA