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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-07

reason Of the fac, that the books are TO
be Chosen by the county boards OF edu-
cation Instead of by the State Board the
act iskes 'ncci IN July. 1896. and extends
for tire, wears. IL "a said by Mr.. Thaxton
that Ohm & Co. the Boston firm which
led the fght against the "Schooi-Book
Trust" give better Terms for books wren
adopted by the State than wnen adopteu
by the counties.
George Mpls. the brutal white man VINO
Is under death sentence here Tor the nlu'.
dor OF Ms niece. iona W!mberly, does not
apre.r TO care at all for hls impending
fate He spoke With great carelessne.S
about IA. Governor Carr will IA fcW
dava issue "a warrant for HIS execution.
and tho date will be some time In April.
FUNERAL OF DIR BURWELL.
The funeral Of Rev. Dr. r. Burwell
was held 1T Charlotte to-day. lie was
ono OF the six first graduates OF Hampton
sidney College He was born ia Dinwid-
dlo county. Va. IN ifo2. In 1891 H. came
90 Hl,lsbcr0'. this state. In 1871 he took
charge Of Charlotte Female College. j.,
rs-2 he iC-ame one Of the principals OF
Ponce Institute here
The briggs Manufacturing Company. Of
thls city. has failed. ltg assets and la
hlltles arc each about $4,000. Thirty per-
s0ns are thrown out Of employment.
II T. said that $1,000 WIS expended In
legal foes. &c. In the "book-trust' fight
which has been In progress here nearly
two months. and which has just ended.
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TO Be NEEDED NOW.
In the Spring You Ire Always Run
Down.
THIS WILL TELL YOu JUST WHAT
TO DO ron YOURSELF.
And just Why You should Follow
Exactly This Plan.

In the spring everybody needs 10
think about taking a spring medicine.
Not only Ia this common practice put
very necessary and beautiful one. III Is
a fact which physicians acknowledge and
the people recognize generally. that a
spring tonic taken during the months or
March. April, and Nay T. more conducive
10 the restoration OF health en- cases %
those who are sick than any other course
OF treatment that could possibly be
adopted.
II is further understood by everybody
that even FOR those who call Themselves
well it Is very important al this season
OF the year, II they would maintain good
health ana vigor. 10 take spring remedy
to strengthen and invigorate the
nerves tone up the action Of all the
organs. and thus. by creating healthy
condition OF the nerves. blood, stomach,
liver. kidneys. and bowels. assist nature
in the efforts she always makes in the
spring 10 cleanse. purify. and inyigorate
the system.
In the spring there are n great many
and important changes going on in the
body Perfect health cannot be main
tanned while the system IS cloSeed and
the organs sluggish. and the person has a
languid and weakened feeling. with more
or less nervousness and debility.
Now, IN regard TO what you should
take. The best spring medicine. Endorsed
and recommended by physicians drug
gists, and the people. is Or. Greene's
Nervura blood and nerve remedy In
proof Of this thousands OF testimonials
are being constantly published In the
papers. The following Is from Mrs. Eetta
Summer. Of Goolells. Mich:
i have been afflicted" she says. with
nervous debility for a year. Ny nerves
were completely Frustrated. and suffered
at the slightest excitement with great
headache. At times | was entirely over
came by this disease. would stay IN
the house alone. and despisc the sight
OF my own people.
"My entire nervous system was SHAT
tered. and my life was a wcrriment ana
burden 10 me | was advised to Try Dr.
Grcene's Nervura blood and nerve RENE
dy, and while on the first bottle
began TO recover. My friends were very
much surprised.
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moved. The attitude Of steel-makers II
yet 10 develop: but whether the large
buying II pushed into the navigation sea-
SOD and purchases are made mean time
from the docks. or contracts entered into
within thirty or sixty days for a years
supply on the new-price basis. the result
will be practically the same. The one
alternative will clear away dock stocks
which must be got oui OF the way In any
event. and the price on which will be the
same as on new ore. The advance In
Bessemer-pig. resulting from the heavy
Plttsburg and Valley buying OF the past
two weeks. means ~ cents more than the
the lowest transactions reported since
the first OF tire year. go at Valley fur
naces having been done at the depth OF
the slump.
The market to-day Is difficult OF exact
statement. but on prompt shipment the
range IS sl0ijNl025. Plttsburg. with
sellers unwilling to contract largely for
future deliveries.
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STRIKE OF MINERS.
Ten Thousand Wen In the Pitshurg
RniIrond-CoaI District Out

PITTSBCRG. PA. March 1.-THE strike
Of 1900 or more miners in the pittsburg
rairoad-coal district IS now an establish
cd fact. At the beginning of this morn
ng's session OF the. miners convention
the committee that conferred with the
operators last night presented its report.
the chief feature Of which was "A PROPOSE
ton made by the operators that a Joint
convention Of miners and operators be
held IN Pittsburg next Saturday. This
was the only proposition. so the miner,
say. made by the operators. there being
no truth In the report that the operators
had offered n G0-cent rate for mining coal.
The report was vigorously discussed. and
when the vote was taken the proposition
10 hold a joint convention was voteu
down.
Every delegate was explicitly instructed
10 carry out the strike order issued by
the convention late Monday night. The
convention at l2:30 O'clock, adjourned
without date.
What action the operators will take Is
not now known
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DEATHS.

LINDSEY. Died. at his residence. On
Hrook road, Tuesday afternoon, Msreh :;
Is06. JOHN LINDSEY. SR, I'D the s-'
year Of his age ,.o,, =,
His funeral will take place from ~
Marks Episcopal church ThUEspnt,
AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Friends 90 go
acouain,ances are invited TO at'enl'
MITcHEI.I.-Died. "Wednesday. Mare,
ise5 al her residence. III SCUM US
s,,eet Mrs. T. T. MITCHELL. In 'he
aeth wear Of her age. ~.
Th. funeral will take place rom s ns'
late residence TIilS Crhursday' Ar ,,,i his-
NOON ar 4 O'Clock. lnterment a. NV
view.
poITIAtrX. -Dled. suddenly. az ,hs TO- ~,
a,rce on her son. B. c. Po''isus' ,,s
north second street March tns , .,1'
in ne morning Mrs. FRANCIS q. r"i'
TIsI'x IN rhe sth year Of her age
Funeral Will take place i'", ... ~.
c,acs. stree, Presbyterian church, i rgs"
and Grace. THIS ThursdsyD Ar H." Nv
NOON az 3 O'Clock. Friends ai'
ara,ntsnces are invited 70 attenu.
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ACTION OF THE HOARD FINAL.
But the Popuiists Appeal to the
Supreme Court.

GREENVILLE. " G., March G.
Of County Commissioners twice refusing
their bonds, because Of not being up 10
requirement. w. H. Harrison and ]. \.
Thi2pcn the P0pulist-elect Sheriff and
Treasurer. respectively. brought suit
against the incumbents. whom the com
m'sslonaTS elected after declaring said
Offices vacant by an enactment OF ;he
Legislature suits of this character. in
volving utle 10 office. are given frece-
dCrcc 10 all other cases on the calendar.
ana when court convened this morning.
ihe case Of Harrington against King.
the Democratic Sheriff. WAS taken up.
Most OF tn day was consumed with
arguments between counsel or both sides,
when .lulce CChle dismissed the case,
his decision being that the action II a
beard OF county commissioners upon an
Official bond is final The plaintif took
an appeal 20 tho Supreme Court
WITHOUT FAIL.
In the cas-, % the Ho.iee brothers.
which was rcnorted in this corresponds
eICe on Monday, the Coroners jury
returned a verde; that Zen Hordee came
10 his death from knife wound inflicted
lay Peter ilordee. The latter WAS COM
Mi'teI TO jail without bail.
ley. g. NJ. Bi.linss. % Virginia. is on a
visit here. 1t is more than probable that
"a call L. the Iastorate Of the Memorial
Baptist church will be extended him.
Mr. G. W. prlddy, Of Baltimore. is
spending few days here.
Mir. j Il. Cherry. Jr.. has gone 20 Bait
more % take course in business
college.
Nil M3z,llc Pollock. Of Kins:on. who
has been visiting Mrs J. l.. Wooten. re-
tdrned home this evening Her father
was one cr ~" sufferers By last nights
fire In that town.
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EXCITEMENT AZ RNIUIGU.
HAY rifles" the rougtnSSitc~-CiGn -
rcttn Northumberland. NInnurnrnI

NnN "NticN' tHc NNiu>>itS>--t iEh-
rcttc Tn>-Confrdrrntc Monument.
RALEIGH y. c.. March G-rhcre wts
an exciting session OF the Mousse to-
night. IN which MIR R1y. Of Macon l,i
she Democrats in "a ncht against the "a
Zion majority report to give tne public
printing 10 bidder whose figures ,N-
Ccedcd the lowest hil by some $50
Ray limited al bribery. ana had a shlrp
TN with Phillips. whom h. accused OF
charging bribery upon the minority.
phillips denied It. and llly called upon
two members VINO said they heard him
say H. Ray also charged Philips with
having said he would give the printing
60 Stewart BROTHERS. despite thc lowest
hl which was mad by Edwards X
1rouchton.
Phillips denied this in a hot speech
which created sensation. the lie being
Ns q with Nigor but Ray keeping cool
Nui,r AN. and haunting the majority al
most into "A frenzy
To-day the tax on cigarettes was made
~ cents per thousand to retail sellers.
The Confederate monument bill was
made tonight q special order FOR to-mor-
low at A. and having passed the SeEat d.
appropri8tiuE $lceu. II viii likely pass
thr House. as Senator Butler * thought
g. Zoe pushing il as an offset to the
Doug ass resolution. which has upset him
ana his party.
PUBLIC PRINTING DISPOSED OF
Tonight the public printing question
was considered and finally disposed or
being given g. Stewart Brothers, OF Win
ston dSepuhicau0 though Edwards &
BIoughton. Of this city. bid over 500
lower "a bili having been passed some
time ago 60 give II to the lowest bidder.
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4 ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
AFTER Discnrding Him Three Times
NISs smith tIirTicS Nr. Clayton.

OXFORD. y. c.. March 6.--(Speciol)-
Oxfo'd has had quite a romance, which
culr ,iuatcd last night in the marriage of
NJ Clayton and Miss Maggie Smith
AT Henderson. About ten days ago cards
were issued announcing their marriage
TODAY in the Prcshytcrian church here;
lint. owing TO the youth:ulness Of Miss
Smith relatives interposcd. and as re-
sult she has discarded him three dis
tinct times in five days. with a rcconcilia-
lion on each occasion. Some hitch IN
securing license here neCcsSitated their
marriage In Henderson. Miss Smith is
the Oldest daughter Of Mrs. Louis Smith.
Mr. Clayton is the young merchant who
made an assignment last Saturday.
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DrRitM'S RAILROAD STATION.
The Comfy MorLbOusc 10 lie AbOI-
iNhcd-Mnsonic Meeting.

DURHAM. y. G.. March 6.-(Speclal)-
The citizens here are delighted to know
that the Southern railway station at this
place Is to be improved. Captain bod
son was here on yesterday, and Informed
the agent that carpenters viii be here.
and the work be commenced at once.
The yard will also be greatly improved.
This road seems disposed to please the
people.
The county commissioners have decided
TO abolish the county workhouse. II
IS thought 90 be too great an expense.
This workhousc has been In the county
flr several years and the inmates have
been used TO great advantage I'm the
I'm UroVcmcnt OF the country roads. II is
thought 10y some that This action will
be rCSCiudcd.
The Grand CONNIE udery Of knights
Tcmplar. the Grand Royal Arch Chapter
and the Grand Council of Royal and
Select Masters will meet in Durham the
second week I'm May. ana The local orders
are busily engaged making arrangement
for the entertainment Of these grand
bodies.
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Valuable Dogs Given Broken Glass
Ia Their Food,

CHICAGO. March e.-Dwight Eliie. one
Of tho most valuable Gordon settlers
brought to the Alascotah bench show.
died yesterday under suspicious e,rcum.
stances. Broken glass had been given 10
her in food. and she bled internally to
death. Dwight Sarah, shipped In the
same crate with Enc. from DETROIT. Ia
also sick In the same way. but Will
probably recover. She IL weak from loss
OF blood, but. notwithstanding that. she
took first prize yesterday In the Gordon
setter class.
The man in charge @ the dogs says
they all left Detroit In good shape. with
no sign OF sickness In the string on
their arrival In Chicago Monday. how.
ever. Efile began 10 bleed
II Ia believed the intention was 10
XIII Dwight Pearl. that has won drst
prizes In all the bench-shOWs. and Is
said to be the best OF her class In the
country. But she was not shipped IN the
crate that usually carries her The
broken glass was put In the crate marked
with her name.
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NEW YORK. March 1.-THE Count and
Countess de CastcIlane sailed this morn
inc for Southampton on the American
Line steamship New York. Before the de-
parture Of the vessel the Count. In speak
Ing of their plans. said; From South
ampton we shall go directly 10 London
where We shall stay four DAYS Their
we intend TO cross the Channel and spend
a week In Paris. That will be the com
rnencenent Of an extended tour through
Eur0pe. which will last know not how
long"
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When dropping health and spirits go
amiss?
How tasteless. then. whatever can be
Health is the vital principle OF bliss.
Weak. iired-out men and women with
nerves "unstrung" and badly-nourisned'
htt4 Palnes celery compound. They are
especially urged ~ take IT during these
early spring days Of March and Apris
waen the body Is most susceptible TO It's
STRENGTHENING influence.
81 the thOuSan ds OF men and women
wish brains and hands all day actively
engaged. but whose physical powers are
niue used no mag themselves more
dangerously sick than they are. the vast
majority are merely reduced In strength
ana spirits. and need nothing but Vigo-
foUs tonic in the spring TO recuperate
Their tired nerves. They need nothing so
much as Paine's celery compound. l.
exactly hlls their need.
The inirmities peculiar 10 the aged
come from stagnating blood and the
tafuy, scanty production OF nerve force.
They should take Palne's celery com
March
The rheumatism. neuralgia, sleepless-
ness. and lack of strength that Paine :
celery compound 50 ranldly dispels are
~ Is found to be mere temporary cOndi-
tlons. 10 which their time OF life Is liable,
ana he cause OF needless anxiety.
Needless II they fully perceive the mean
ing OF these inhrm'ties and take pains
at once 20 correct the beginnings or
weakness and debility. as it IS so easy To
DO now In the spring.
Paines celery compound is the great
spring medicine. 1t Is prescribed by count
less physicians I'm cases of rheumatism.
neuralgia, slecplessuess, and the many
other results OF starved nerves ana de-
pleted blood. IN every drugstore in the
country Palne's celery compound is al
ways to be obtained.
II Is the world great remedy for weak
ness. Its use year by year through 50
large part OF the civilized world tells
something Of the good II must be accom-
plishing If men and women who feel the
effects Of too close application To work
would Use Paine's celery compound. there
would be- less insomnia less pain in the
back Of the neck. fewer DAYS ~ utter
physical exhaustion and incapacty for
anything hut suffering. Its extensive use
to-day T. the cause of "A vast alienation
Of human misery and despair. Its pres
encc i'm the world Is a blessing IT has
kept the family circle whole In thousands
Of homes that are happy and grateful to-
day. Try il.
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SERIOUS RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.
Mrs. Paul Carrnwny Severely Hurt
Others Only slightly.

GREENSBORO. n. C., March C
(Special) This afternoon while Mrs. Paul
J. Carraway. Sr.. wifi, Of PresiainEElder
Carraway, Of this city Mrs. Carraway,
Jr., and her 3-year-old son; Miss Evans,
Of RCidsville. and Miss CarTawdy, OF this
city. were being driven down Main street
the horses ran away throwing the driver
from his scat. and leaving the vehicle un-
protected. When opposite the Young
Mems Christian Association building Mrs
Carra~aY. Sr.. and her unmarried daush-
ter lcapcd from the carriage. The former
was thrown on her head and shoulder
on the maCadamiZel street. but tn
daughter was practically unhIrt. At
the corner Of the next street the car
riage- wheels struck te!cphone-pOst and
turned over. and the remaining occu-
pants were violently thrown on the street.
but. strange 10 say. beyond q few bruises
they were not badly hurt The little boy
was cut on the head. ami the wound
was at once scwcd mp by Dr Hays. Mrs.
Carraway ST.. received the worst in
jurios Tier physician tells me that she
Is completely Frustrated 10y the fearful
shock, ana he cannot predict the out
come.
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NEw-CHwANG TAKEN pv JIrs'
The Chinese Fought Desper~s,,v
from street In 49,.

LONDON, March s-The Toxic .o,,.
spondent OF the Central News SAYS . s,..
patch from General Nodseu, dated a, u,,-
chong yesterday. gives this inrorm.,,o,
AS arranged. the army attacks, Ns~.
Chwang yesterday. The nshti,. -
at 10 o'clock In the morning. 10Th a,,,'
sions had entered the city by moor D.,
OF the enemy had ned to YinsKso ha,
the greater part still occupied tho ho..ss
and streets. and obstinate,y rf~..i -
surrender. The s,reet-nghtins was des.
perate. but the japanese won the,r ~av
grsiuaiiy. street by street. until Inv !,
dock In the evening they hal completed
the victory.
The Chinese left behind So, k,,,e, .,s
wounded, go prisoners. IL guns. And eu.n'
titles OF rifles and ammunition bsa.
ners. and provisions The japanese To- !.
was small. not over 10 Killed and von,s'
ed" ~N
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Threats from Uorse-Racers.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND. March Sc -
ernor Matthews made public to-day an
ANONYMOUS letter. which threatens hts
life II he does not stop his fight on the
Roby race-track. The letter says that
the Roby interests will be- alive long
after the Governor Is dead. The commu-
nication states that relative OF
the Governors accepted bride to in
fuence him. The letter also states that
Governor Matthews. in his future po-
litical career will need the influence OF
the Roby race-track people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-07
More Dctuded Dark les.

NEW YORK, March ca few years
ago the Kansas exodus caused much
suffering and the loss OF many lives. ana
the poor, deluded blacks had 10 get back
TO their homes In the South as best they
could. Now the Alabama and Georgia
negroes who short time ago were IN
duced by syndicate TO emigrate - Ma
pint. Mex. are walking back to Alabama
and Georgia. Many have arrived al san
Antonio without food or money. This
IL a great contrast 10 the Inspired sc-
counts concerning the hundreds VI emit
grant negroes bound for Mexico which
were telegraphed a few weeks ago from
Laredo and other border towns.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-07
Mrs. uni,ington Booth u Minister.

CINCINNATI. o.. March 5.-Mrs. bal
Inyton Booth. OF the Salvation Army. was
to-day granted n minister's license oy
Probats-Judge Ferris. The document
gives Mrs. Booth right 10 omcia'e q,
weddings, and IL one OF ths four issn
constructions given In favor OF the sai.
yationists In their efforts to be recosnize'
as a congregation.
Adjutant Hargreaves and lAeu'ensht
TsIbo,t will be married at the Salvation
Army temple on the 10Th instant MIS-
Booth will perform the wedding .efe'
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NEW YORK. March 6.-Nothing has yet
heen heard OF John owen Bache. the
missing financial manager for this city
of the Union Central Life-Tnsurance com
psnv. Of Cincinnati. Bache started FOR
Boston last Thursday night on the Fail
Rivcr-Line boat plymouth. in company
with pr Henry T. Boyle. medical exam
liner for the company At Fall River Or
BOYLE found that Bache had left the boa
without him. and nothing has been hear1
from Rache since.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-07
Hallway Removal Objected To.

ATLANTA. GA. March Ga party OF
ten or fifteen armed men drove on Sc
twenty-five laborers who were tearing up
the track Of the Lucille Park Electric
railway last night. The iron ties ann
troIleys we're being carted away by en-
ployees Of the Hale Investment Company
This company bought the line at the re-
ceiver's sale. Property-owners who gave
the promoters OF the Lucille Park line the
right Of way objected 10 the ROADS peins
destroyed. and made the laborers desisi'
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NnIfeasancc in Once,

BOWLING GREEN. o., March 6.-The
grand jury has found indictments against
James Gibson. Samuel Knight. Christie
pber GunIy. county commissioners; Jacob
Stahl. cx-County Commissioner; j. W
Yost and Frank Packard architects, and
Thomas Il. Townsend. contractor, and the
men were arrested to-day. They ar.
charged on several counts with mlscon-
duct in Office and crooked work in tn.
building Of the new Wood county court
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-03-07
THE TAX ON INCOMES.
THE STATE RECEIVES LESS THAN
s5o.o 900 FROM THIS SOURCE.
statement showing What II Paid
nv the cities aud Counttes-There
Are Many BlanLs-Tbc Negroes
small Part,

The state OF Virginia received less than
10000 last year from the tax on incomes.
To be exact the amount derived from this
source was s.osis.H OF this the negroes
paid but So. Il. OF which $40 Is credited 10
pulaski. s. TO Charlottesville, 81 to Rich
nond. 81 to Henrico and S.45 TO Peters
bu,g. The following table shows the sums
maid by the counties and cities iron
which there are any returns:
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Iron and. steel Trade.

CLEVELAND. O.. March 6-The Iron
Trade Review viii say tomorrow:
Whatever doubt existed as 10 the ability
of producers OF Lake Superior Bssse-
mer-ores to agree upon a basis for 1895.
both as 10 prices and production. that
would prevent a repetition OF the sorry
experience Of last year. has been re-
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Smn,l-Poy Quarantine.

LITTLE ROCK. ARK. March 6.-The
Little Rock Board Of Health has issued a
quarantine order against Hot Springs on
account Of smallpox. Last evening two
men were arrested while coming into the
city from Hot Springs. SMALLPOX has
appeared at Hollywood. Forty cases were
reported at Hot Springs to-day. There
are two cases al Malvern.
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SPRING. TERM JURORS DRAWN.
WELLINGTON IN Telephone COnnec-
lion with Lewiston.

WINDSOR. n. e.. March G.--(SpecalA -
Tho county commissioners met yesterday
and drew the jurors for the spring term
of the Superior Court
The telephone line between Wellington
AVID Lewiston has been completed. and
connected with the Western Union tcle-
gr.ph lime at the latter place.
John o. Smith. Il prominent lumber
man ~ this place. was severely hurt yes
tttlay ~ having a loaded track TO nun
oH the track and fan on him
The Rev. Mr. Greene. evangelist Of the
Elcnton Convention OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church. held services at 81
Thpmls's church Sunday morning and
MINT The communicate Of thai church
arr well pleased with him. and are max
ing efforts To secure him as rector Of tins
Ilrl.h.
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NEXT sCOTCU-IRIsu CONGRESS-.
u IL to lie Held at 10 sington, In
This state.

CHATTANOOGA TENN. March g.
Secretary \. g. Floyd. OF this city. to-day
announced that the seventh congress Of
the Scotch-lrisb OF America would be
held az Lexington. Va. The Invitation 10
Lexington comes through the faculty ~
Washington and Lee University which Is
the distinctive Scotch-lhish school of ths
United states. while the town h the
centre OF a poulation almost wholly of
pure Scotch-lrish descendants.