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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
DF, GARLAND EULOGIZED.
A Meeting Held at Randolph Macon as a
Mark 81 Respect to His Memory.

ASHLAND. VA, Feb. T.-Special.-At
5;lj this evening there was gathering
al Randolph Macon College in respect 10
THE memory of the late DR.. IandOn G.
Garland, who died on the 18th instant.
Dr. j. a. Kern. yice-president OF the col
lege. presided. Captain Richard lrby,
Bishop j. G. Granbery and Professor
Puryear chairman of The faculty Of Rich
mond College. were students AT Randolph
Macon College when Or. Garland was
president. and spoke IN the highest terms
of him. Dr. W. j. Young and Rev. w.
Asbury Christian spoke of the impressions
that ne, as chancellor of Vanderbilt Uni
vcrsity, had made on them when they
were students there. Colonel Buford also
spoke. Appropriate resolutions were adopt
ed the latter clauses being TO the eject
that the college chapel and his picture IN
the library he draped. and that the au-
thoritics Of Vanderbilt University be re-
quested 10 publish life Of him ana ms
Law sermons delivered to the students.
me Washington Library Society VIII
hold its annual celebration tomorrow
night. Rev. W. j. Young, j.. D., OF
Richmond. will be present and address
The society, and Professor A. {. Wight
man. Pm. D., OF the college, VINO
has always been an ardent friend and
advocatc OF the literary societies, VIII
also sneak. The representative from me
society to deliver the Grafton Is MI D. H.
Hatcher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Miss Spilman WEEDS Mr. Foreman

WARRENTON, VA. FEB. I.-Mlss
N.ry Worthan Spilman. daughter OF
Judge Edward NJ. Spilmdn, Of fauquleI
county. Va. was married yesterday IN
{, lanes church. Warrsntoa, Va 10
Mr. Ivey Foreman, Of Washington, y.
{, There was a luncheon TO the usherS
and bridesmaids at THE Dell, the resi-
Jonce of the brides father. FROM there
the entire company drove to Narrehtoh
foy the marriage ceremony. which was
eolemnized at O'Clock in the afternoon.
me bride. who is a handsome brunette
wore her going-away gown. Miss + enc
Snilman. sister of the bride. was mald OF
honor. and Mr.. Robert Spilman, broth
or was best man, Mss Anne Keith ana
Mamie Spilman were bridesmaids
,fnssrs. .Isran and John Keith, Turner
Dati and Eddie Spilman, were the usheis
The church was prettily decorated, ana
two little nieces of Miss Mary Workman
Splman. from Parkersburg, W. Va
EIlinor and Annie Camden Spilman-un-
folded the ribbons, between which the
bridal procession went to the altar. Rev.
DeIi Nelson read The marriage service
of the Episcopal Church. After the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Foreman went 10
Raleigh, y. {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
HANDSOME -" cKTAINMENT.
Given by Messrs. Watson and Dixon In Din
Widdie-Other News.

PETERSBURG, VA, Feb. Especial.
Messrs. Watson and Dixon. two English
gentlemen who have recently made their
home at Mil quarter. Dinwiddle county,
handsomely entertained some of their
newly formed friends a few evenings
since. The principal Gmusemen;s W. re
dancing and card-playing. The music was
furnished by "A string band from Peters
burg About midnight an elegant cola
ton was served. after which dancing
was resumed Among those present were
Miss Alice Nase with MIR. Il. :. Dixon,
Miss NJ. Jones. OF North Carolina. with
Mr.. j. II. Watson, Miss Fannie Robertson
with Mr.. j. :. Boiling, Miss Luc Orgain
with Mr.. j. T.. Jones, Miss Sallie Epes
Bosseau with Mr.. a. L. Richardson.
Miss Blanche Wingfeld with Mr.. j. l..
Hancock. Miss Alma Coleman with Mr.
Harvie Jones. Miss Linda Bosseau with
Mr.. D. Dunn. Miss Ethel Jackson. OF
Richmond. with MIR. W. j. Branch; Miss
Jennie lrby. of Crewe. with Mr.. c. W.
Alvens. of Blackstone; Miss Pauline
Robertson. of Fdrmville. with Mr.. Joe
Davis. OF Blackstone. Miss Julia NcKcn-
ney. of Lynchburg. with Mr.. II. Hard
away, of Blackstone. Stays: John G.. Crit
lin. Jr.. T. NJ. Boisseau, II. HaIdaway
j. L. White. A. j. Connors. T. Boiling
H. H. Grigg. II. l.. Coleman. :. Town
send. Floyd Boiling. Wells and
--- Clark. Chaperones: Mrs. j. A. Rob
ertson. Mrs. II. ". Boiling. Mrs. 4. V.
Botchkiss. and Mrs. Il. +. Sutherland.
Ex-Governor Cameron Is confined TO his
bed from throat trouble. and in conse-
ouence. the lecture which was TO have
been delivered by him tonight before
A. +. Hin Camp. has been again post
poned.
William Harris. colored. was convicted
In the Hastings Court this afternoon Of
stealing horse, the property of Mr. II.
G. Scott, and given three years in the
penitentiary.
The Hastings Court of Petersburg
Judge j. NJ. Mullen presid!ng-opened this
morning at II o'clock. The grand jury
found several presentments Tor misde-
meanor ard one or two for felony.
The twenty-second Will be observed in
Petersburg by the closing of the banks
and parade OF the Petersburg Grays.
The company will also have banquet
Al night The Lee Rifles of Norfolk.
have accepted an invitation TO take part
in he parade. and on their arrival here
the depot by detachment from the
Grays
There Is nothing new in baseball cir
el,s. Up TO this time only fcur PLAYERS
have been signed on the Petersburg team
These are Fender. forman. Thomas and
James The club expects TO be fully or
gained and ready 20 play about the first
OF next April
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Choice OF tie Prohibilionlste.

LANSING. MICH. Feb. 1.-THE FRO
bihiion state Convention today nomiII
mated Myron ". Wallock OF G GdS,r,
Rapids. Tor justice OF The supreme eV %oi
Ieae and Hon. ". Noah Cheney. Of Ann
n M we. After reafiirming the Pro.
h.bition platform upon which >, the .so pe eoC
conducted It's campaign last IAN, riIe Inc he
sgbm!ss.5n 10 the people in the spTing, o.,
ISqS Of a Prohibition amendment oy e,g
present LEGISLATURE depiorinG nc ia 9eS sb IN
Of Mary T. Lathrcp. and EN- Sa ~ and
n MI coinage Of silver. The platform
Was not adopted. however, without some
nrrr,leI ZION.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Personal AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond's Gil.
Zens and OIh-r Matter,

Mr.. William W. HGntley continues quite
III.
Mr.. Charles II. Vaughan, Jr.. Of Good
ais, Hanover county. is in the city.
Treasurer William II. Erauer. OF Hen
rico is still sick at his home in the
county
Messrs &. =. f.. Burgwyn. II. X.
Terry anu II. Z Ellyson are In New York
on business
Mr. ". z. DeSaussure and Mr.. l.. p.
Routt left Tor Washington yesterday on
business.
Miss y. K. Hudgns, of Palmyra. Flu
wanna county, Is the guest of Ter brother.
on Cl y street.
The funeral OF Mrs Lee Smith took
place from ST. Patrick's church yoster-
day morning al 10 o'clock.
Messrs. X. \. East. treasurer Of Hall
fax and W. +. Jones, Of Charlottesville,
we're at the Capitol yesterday.
The Union-S,ation church will give an
odd Folks Concert" at Corcoran Hall
on Tuesday night for the benefit of the
church.
Mr.. Louis Rich. who has been travel
ling through the South for a year or more.
was In the city yesterday en- route for
Boston.
rhs friends of Mr.. Graham Nuckols
VIII be glad 10 learn that he is much
improved, being able 10 walk about in
his room.
w. h. Green. general manager. and
J. ). Z. Thompson, superintendent of the
Southern Railway. left on the l2:9O train
going South yesterday.
Mrs. Augusta Klein. relict Of Henry
Klien. who died in Baltimore Wednes-
day. in the siXtieth year Of her age was
well known in this city.
sir Matt. O'Brien. who for a number
Of years was connected with .he South
ern Express Company in this city, died
in Chattanooga, Tenn, Wednesday nieht.
The Commonwealth club viii have their
February Smoker" this evening. The
Beethoven Terrace orchestra will probably
be present the latter part a. the evening
The regular meeting OF the Confederate
Memorial Literary Society. which was TO
have been held yesterday evening. has
been postponed on account OF the sick
ness Of the president.
There was meeting OF the Hollywood
Memorial Association yesterday evening
at l0i north Fifth street. aud much BUSH
ness was transacted. which as yet II was
decided not 10 make public.
Mr. Charles Strickland. OF Durham y
c., who came to attend the marriage OF
his brother Mr.. Andrew Strickland is
spending few days at the residence OF
Mrs. Waddlll. 206 north Twentieth street
Mr. and Mrs. William II. Braur have
issued invitations 10 the marriage Of their
daughter Miss Mary Theresa. TO Mr..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Hugh Latham Davis. Tuesday evening"
March 9Th. nj Trinity Methodist church.

tIr,,h latham Davis Tuesday evening,
March 5th. at Trinity Methodist church.
The funeral of Dr. Harry Noss, VINO
committed suicide by taking an overdose
of morphine, took place from MS ii,oen-
er's residence, corner Of Fourth anu "ai
shall streets. yesterday afternoon al Q
o'clock.
Mr.. Robert y. Tiller and Miss Florence
r. Daley, both OF so south Pine street
were married at half-past eight O'Clock
last night In the Laurel-Street Methodist
church by the pastor. Rev. Dr. Taylor
There was a reception afterwards al the
residence.
An entertaining novelty in the way OF
amusement is offered by the ladies OF
Grove-AYenue Baptist church for WASH
ingtons birthday. A" Martha Washing
ton Tea Party" conducted in the style
of "ye olden time" VIII be held at the
church from to II p. NJ.
MIR. Polk Miller. accompanied by Mr..
Horace +. Smith, his manager. returned
10 the city yesterday. Mr.. Miller leaves
this morning Tor Lynchburg. where ne
gives his recital tonight under the aus
pices of the Art League" Saturday
night Mr.. Miller will be I'm Bedford City.
Manager Smith received a telegram yes
tarday from Mayor Preston. OF Radford,
asking for Polk Miller 10 appear for the
benefit Of the poor OF Radford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
breeder,
TALLEY 4 Co.,
800 E. Broad st.

hale al Hanover Fine Brown Cotton
the pest Cotton Tor the pf.ce tcJ thdl
You ever saw
10 pieces Missouri Heavy Brown cot
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An equally good value Hadley. CONT
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Cotton at SIC, former I-''. MINUS
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Prown Cotton. - inches wide. for PHI
low Cases or cots.
sheets ar : lie; reduced from l"c
Rrovp Cotton. a. inches wide, an loc,
tor pillow Cases or cot Sneels' Ieuueed
from l2igc.
- Brown Boston ShectinG az 10 @-3c.
ST Pepperell Brown sheetlng at lsc'
81 Boston Shooting az 3'c.
81 Brown Sheetlns az 2oc.
lo-4 Brown Shooting at -, -, - and DC
Brown Jeans at =. 50, Is, ~ and
l2Hc.
'prou,u Duck. for wagon sheets or trunk
covers. at 30. 1T. ana 10 --5c.
Rrov,n Osnaburgs for bags or cup towels
at lOc.
plant-Bed Cotton, g. per yard.
,-nbIeached Crash cotton at &c. per
ward or sl.l3 piece OF - yards.
Unbieached Towels at >. -. TO- ia.
l6 % and 2jc.
Irnbleached Table Damask at 10 %. -,
10 ~. ,jc. ana ~ per yaFd.
rnbleached knitting Cotton at l9c. per
pound. In 3. : and strands.
All Unbleached Goods wear well Put
I'm case you prefer Bleached, We can give
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Ifnbleached Canton Flannels at >. 81.
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XTe will be pleased TO have you inspec,
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of the season. IS full OF beautiful goods
al unprecedentedly low prices.
can in person or send Tor samples.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Mrs. william b. Cochran.

A letter was received In this city yes
teIday announcing the death of Mrs
William b. Cochran in Louisville on last
Monday. She died very suddenly, and
was in the eighticth year of her age
She was the mother-in-law of Bishop
Dudley. Of Kentucky, and was descended
from one of the oldest families in Vir-
ginia.~ Her husband. DR.. William Il.
Cochran, is "A prominent Nrginian. and
is especially well-knOwn throughout the
Shenandoah Valley. where he has a host
of friends who viii deeply SvmDath ize
with MIN in his deep bereavement. Mrs.
Cochrans remains were taken TO Middle
burg, Loudoun county, Va. Cher home),
where they were inferred.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

ficers and a number Of whisky biockaaers
near Trap Hill. Wilkes county. on 1''vn-
day. The officers succeeded In cap'urns
four stills. but not until after "sey
skirmish with the moonshlners. In which
no less than sixty shots we're exchanged.
one OF the blocksders was Killed anu
another fatally injured. The revenue
men came out OF the melee without
scratch. The scene OF the conflict u Tar
from the railway. and In wiid' rough
country. consequently the names OF the
officers and moonshiners have not been
learned. Other revenue officers captured
three blockade distllleries In DAVE
county last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Deaths ,nterfere With a Trial.

MONTGOMERY. ALA. Feb. II I nc
trial Of the Huey-Cooke case AT Malio2h'
Ala. secmS 10 be beset WIN tto'Iui,r.
some two years ago there was great
excitement throughout the state, as all
the parties were woll-kuown anu ndu
many friends The preliminary trlal Ms W..
extended through a siX-weeNs sesS a,l,i
some weeks ago. with Judge Tyson Oh
.hc bench. to try the ease. Ten days nay, 5
ago child of the presiding Judge az
rather suddenly. which caused an aa-
tournmcnt. This morning Whth th' .
fornev for the defence had been speaking
- short time the death Of child OF
one of the jurors was announcer anu
court had TO adjourn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
hovcment, os VAR ships.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Feb 2l.-lnc
cruisers San Francisco and chicago par
ed company at Algiers Yesterday tnc
former flying Admiral Kirkhead pen
Chicago leaving for Gibraltar on her way
TO New York. where she viii go OUT Oh
commission and undergo extended re-
pairs. including the installation OIL new
engines and boilers The san ffahCIs
will cruise as far as the Bosphorus, Whyl'
fhe may be joined by the cruiser Mar
head.
The Ranger arrived at Euena ventura
Colombia yesterday. Her conlihai'ue' =
Captain Watson. makes no mention III
his cablcgram of the state OF AFFAIRS
tire. and II is presumed that the reN0,
luton has subsidized. the Machias VIII
leave Singapore. on Saturday for hong
Is OuC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
MAY BE ~ MEXICO.
A Belief That Cashier Figgat Has Gone In
That Direction.

LEXINGTON, VA. Feb. I.-SpeciaI. -
There were no new developments in the
Bank Of Lexington robbery to-day the
Rockbridge Savings Bank. the new inan-
clal agent of the county, opened us doors
a. deDositors to-day. Heretofore TINS
bank has only done savings oank I,,3 anu
iI,Sinese Of deposit and discount VIII De
cone, with a capital Of $4,000. - 49,,
There was some talk here to-a isy, Oh b aii
effort to organize a natlohaaI Dd"N'
so far nothing has come OF H. 5ofo,,lt-
there is no clue TO Figgat, the dei 5. H.
ing cashier, but the authoritS5 MINK "e
has gone through Texas into MeAic''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

LONDON. Feb. 2l.-The Standard will
say tomorrow in reference 10 the pre-
MUM on the United States loan: This
49, and as 100 represents the capita liza
ion on uer cent bass. the quotation
looks high for securities Of such an un-
'erlain future. But the buying Is said %
be on the American account. which Is the
est thing that could happen. Ii. how
ever, the loan he bought by the U7.ted
states investors at much above the selling
price. where comes In the influence of
The loan IN checking gold exports from
New York?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
OBITUARY.
FILE TyLtR.

Little Ellie Tyler the eight-year-old
daughter of Captain James VI. and Mrs.
Mollie l.. Tyler died al the residence OF
her parents. No. 322 north Nineteenth
street, at 2:25 o'clock yesterday morning
after a very brief illness Of pneumonia.
The deceased was very bright and Iowa
bic child. and was greatly beloved by all
who knew her. The bereaved parents
have the sympathy of a wide circle OF
friends in this. their time of affection.
The funeral will take place from the
residence at o'clock this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
JoEN e.. NoLTE.

Mr.. John g Nolte. one of the oldest
citizens of Richmond. died at his resi-
dence. No. 92l east Byrd street, yester-
day afternoon about 1880 o'clock in the
seventy -eighth year OF his age.
MIR Nolte had been a resident or this
city for over ffty-two years. and was
liked by all who knew him. For over
twenty-five years he was in the employ Of
the Tredegar Iron Works.
He leaves a widow and six chldren-Mr
Clemants Nolte Of California. Sister Phi
lotha. OF st. Mary's Institute. be China
Wis: Mrs NJ. !. Brennan and Mr.. John
Nolte. Of East Radford. Va; Mr.. Frank
Note. Of Manchester, and Mrs. 7. W.
Walsh, of his city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Concrat,llais DR.. Hoge.

The cot gIegation Of the Second Bap-
fist church decided Wednesday nest 10
omit their service next Wednesday night
and attend the services to be held in
Or. Hoees church in honor Of the fiftieth
year of his pastorate. They also APP
pointed a committee, consisting Of Rev.
Or. W. W. Landrum, Hon. J. Taylor FL
Tyson and Messrs Jackson T. Wood and
r.. u. HOtchkiss, to convey 10 Dr. Hoge
the congratulations Of the congregation
upon the anniversary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Ii. building Burned.

NEW YORK. FEB. 1.-THE big build
ing located at the triangle Of Hudson.
Thirteenth street and Ninth avenue and
occupied hy various manufacturing com
pani@s, was burned tonight. Loss.
f2o.tr. Fifty Girls employed in the
building escaped with difficulty. They
were assisted by a Waterman. who was
known as "CCd Sleuth,' and who is miss
ing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
cuI.ornatorlal Investigation.

NASHVILLE. TENN, Feb. g.-Ine
,,.,d,1es i'm twelve more Of the email
80 COUNTIES were examined to-day
hv the legislative committee who IS IN
vestigating the election for Governor.
some Of the fraud specifications We're ~.
thrown out. and the request OF Governor
Turney 10 have the election in one as
trict in Hardin county declared void was
refused
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
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CHARLES ). sToyFB.

GORDONSVILLE, VA. Feb. 2l.-Spe-
cial.-Mr. Charles !. Slower. prom
inent farmer Of this tOrange) county.
near Liberty Minis. died yesterday morn
ing. after a few weeks illness. He had
nearly. or quite. rounded up his four
score and ten years.
Mr. Slower owned and cultivated his
large farm ON Rapidan river success
fully for many years. and was looked
upon as a model man, Kind and aff,c-
tionate husband and father and a good
neighbor, with much charity towards
h-se IN want of assstar co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
the Police JK0UBLE ADJUSTED
Mr.. 3. y. HARDWOOD Chosen Chisf-An Elks
Lodee Orxsn,x-d-Oth~r News

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Feb. a.-spe-
cial.-At meeting OF the Board of Po-
lice Commissioners this evening s. j.
Harwood was appointed Chief of Police.
vice G. j. Phillips. resigned. The newly
elected chief has been on the force four
years. and is the Oldest police officer Ia
the city In point OF service. The Commits
sioners. upon investigation. exonera ted
OfYicer G. b. Bailey from blame In the
difficulty that occurred between him and
ox.Chiof Ct Police Phillips Monday night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

LIVERPOOL. Feb. 2l.-Nlail disp2ches
from West Africa give details OF the ma
tive raid on the Royal Niger company $
Headquarters. at Akassd. last month.
The natives captured Mr.. Nyse chiel OF
the companys printing works ana TOOK
him 10 Nimbi. where they Deheaaen MN 10
70 is believed that large RUNNER Oh '"'
company's employees were killed OF cap
ture1 II is understood that British
n1Naune is Imminent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

LONDON. Feb. H.-The Daily News
correspondent: in Marseilles says:
,ticial circles in st. Petersburg deny
.hat the car refused 10 receive the Ar
mruiau Catholics IL is stated that, oW-
ing 10 grave reports from her consul in
Erzrouj and Van. Russia has appointed
au Imperial commissioner 10 examine the
reports Of alleged barbarity in Turkish
prgyfugeg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

Manager Leath OF he Theatre. has
authcriz "a Mrs. Or. Robinson 20 say tnat
the house will be warm and comfortable
to-right. when the Beethoven Terrace
Orchestra viii bc the attraction. Ladies
are requested To- attend IN evening dress
so far as is practicable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
\ Salesman a suicide.

ATLANTA. GA, Feb. "A. r. Bur
rcrghs. % salesman. committed suicide
az Torcoa. Ga. to-day BY shooting him
self through the head with ' pistol.
Willie showing goods % a lady shopper
he asked her to excuse him for few
minutes. He went ,nto another room
and shot himself He Vas drinking
heavily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
Cut His Wife's Tbroif.

Folio CkSN LILLE. y. c.. Feb. 2l:-At
10 O'Clock this morning johu King cut his
wfe's throat. From the best Information
IL appears that King and his wife hau an
alteration yesterday. This morning. upon
her refusal 70 accompany him, ne delio-
would die. King escaped 20 the W9o1s,
and, although a posse went IN stareh, n,,5,
has net been captured The woman atii
lives. but cannot recover
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22
ii tIurl Fate.

she never sings .he old. old songs
: he shrIekei in days of yore;
The never thumps the keyboard now.
l"'l her thumbs are sore.
Alas upon the latest grand,
She never mere VIII play,
She failed with the instalments, and
they've taken it away.
Musical Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

Lizard wine Is said 10 be tonic, and
cure for many diseases of the eye FOR
the brewing Of this decoction more than
10000 dried lizards are annually exported
from Pakhoi, In China.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

The origital snow apple tree. now sey-
enty years Old, Is production Of Oak
land county, Michigan. Ii still bears
fruit The tree was planted by Apollis
Dewey Oh his farm between BirInink-
ham and Pontiac. and the experiment OF
grating brought forth new apple, whieh
for lack or any other name was styled
the snow apple"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-02-22

Handles Messiah was recently per-
time IN South America, with a chorus
of 300 and an orchestra of nifty perform
ers Special trains were run. the house
was sold out an hour and a half after
the ouening- Of the bOx-oifice and the
proceeds were $500.