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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
a SiuuuInr Case.

We learn from Tennessee that Coionei
II. Clay Evans. who claims to have peeh
elected Governor of Tennessee last year.
will apply for mandamus to compel
the Secretary OF State 10 file his oath or
office on the ground that the returns show
that he was elected. and that the present
PROCEEDINGS under the law recently passed
are unconstitutional
Thus Mr.. Evans expects to be elected
Governor Of Tennessee by a judge and
not by the people. This Is what he pro-
poses in substance. 1t is singular case
or will be should any judicial officer I'M
dertake to take from the Legislature the
right to count the vote at the gubernato-
rial election and declare who was elected.
The Judge who does that ought 10 be
"a bigger man than old Grant" Evans
and his plant Judge will both be ignored
By the lawful government Of Tennessee
until he commits some offence against the
law. when he will be summariy disposed
Of or deposei.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

A Menace TO the Public Health
Comes In the Guise OF
TrgQtnn pisorter.

Since the first outbreak Of the grlD.
seyerai years ago, the disease has ben
carefully studied. 10 has not improved
on acquaintance. II Is still regarded "a
one OF the most treacher0us and danger.
Gus OF maladies, all the more 10 be feared
because IL most often comes IN the gulse
OF n simple cold. Its true character ~
not always recognized. until the victim
lies moaning With q pain that presses on
every organ. and strikes 10 the very bone
Tho grip fastens Itself upon people VINO
worry. work too much, eat TOO much,
or too little. expose themselves 70 cold
and wet and 40 get 10 be weak, tbin-
blooded and run down. Clearly. we way
10 avoid the grip rs to overcome the con
dlti0ns producing 1t. The eiiicacy OF "A
sound alcoholic stmulant IL geneIaIy
admitted nrl the peculiar advantages
~ DuNv's pure Malt Whiskey make u
the most successful OF all preventive
A snecze n cough. and slight chill j.
re- the first symptoms OF grip. Ahey ~ !
dlcate defective circulation ana y htta,
weakness strength, appetite, an lu,s,
regular circulation follow the NC 81
Dmffv's Pure Malt Whiskey. me IN,
sidious little cold never becomes any 'n lll
rnore serious, and In a few. days ~ goes
away altogether Good rlddanc, 10 y.
The grip Is now prevalent tn me Noi en-
eru and Eastern States, and the Weath.r
has favored its progress II ~ TX
stick until spring. How 70 cure II ~ az
interesting question. HOW 10 prevent -
no longer question AT all -, ,. 49,.
Your druggist or grocer WIZ aupp'S -"
with Duffys Pure Malt WhisKey'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Midas to DC Sung To-Norroy.

midas" the comic opera by A. g..
Sloan, which IS to DO presented at the
Academy by the Rouge Ct Blanc Club, OF
Baltimore. Saturday for the benefit or
the uniform fund Of the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues. was produced for the
first time on any stage at the Lyceum
Theatre, Baltimore. last Tuesday
The scenery Is said to be gorgeous, and
the costumes bright ard rich.
A feature Of the first act IS the grand
entree Of Midas. whose coming Is an
nounced by herald and preceded by a
hundred spearmon and white-r0bcd little
girls. 4 grand ballet Is introduced at
this juncture.
The second act sees Midas snatched
heavenward by a white-robed creature
with grasshopped wings, who makes his
appearance amid much thunder and light
ming and gloom.
The third act introduces number or
songs. dances. and interesting speciaties.
and the curtain falls on a pleasing no
velty, entitled "Recollecti0ns Of Palmer
Cox"
There viii be matinee and evening per
formanccs Of the opera tomorrow, and
the advance sale Of seats indicates that
two very large audiences will be pres
ent,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
WASTE LANDS ~ HENRiCO.
what Democratic Legislation has
Doue for New England.

BEAVERDAM DEPOT. VA, February
-(Special)-There Is a vast quantity
of waste land all through this country
We want more cultivators Of the SOIL
and OF a better class than we have here.
am glad to see that Democratic leg
islation is producing the effect that !
predictod more than thirty years ago.
They have given US a tariff high enough
for the protection Of our southern manu-
facturers. and yet too low 10 enable the
northern manufacturer 70 pay trans
nortation on his cotton and compete sue
cessfullv with US. | see he is forced, -
| expected he would be, to bring his fac
tory South. understand that the south
arm manufacturers can undersell Old ana
New England in the lower grades Of
cotton. Ard soon, l expect. he will DO
so in all the finer grades. New England
IL coming South with its factories. ana
all who come will necessarily favor a
comparatively lower tariff. | fear the
next Congress IN respect of the tariff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Finance and Electric Light.

The Common Council acted hastily upon
that $4,000 appropriation. 1t did not have
before it all the information that 1t
should have had. fut. happily. the Board
Of Aldermen can correct the error. The
resolutions Of Mr.. Glover should be re-
ferred TO the Finance Committee for in
vestigation and report
Let the committee then say whether we
can afford to issue $4,000 in bonds now.
If we can afford this expenditure, let the
committee also say II $4,000 will foot
the entire bill.
Our experience with the City Hail
should make us wary Of entering upon
great undertakings without counting the
cost fully.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

Democratic Climb I'm Hpnrfco.

\ Democratic club was organized IN
Trckahoe district. HenricO county. cor
ner Washington ana Ninder streets.
The following officers were elected: Presi-
dent. George ". Martin; Nice-President.
T.. J.. Turner; Secretary. n. S. Moore;
Treasurer. VI. Dugan. Finance Commit
tee, Robert Jones \. \. Darlen. \.
Krtzer, and T. Sullivan. Thirty-foTr
mew bers were enrolled. Several candi-
dates were present TO advocate their
claims. Refreshments were served, and
the cllb adjourned 10 meet wednesday,
the 29th at =. n. All candidates are
invited 10 b. present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

versary OF the birth Of George PEABODY.
and asking that on that day appropriate
exercises be held In the public schools
The letter contains programme OF en-
ercisss. which includes the Lord prayer
reading Of sketch OF Peabodys Ire py
some pupil; reading or extracts from VIZ
letter Of MIR. Peabody creating the trust
fund for education; singing Of the Pea
body Memorial Song" composed by Mr..
James G. Harwood. assistant principal OF
the Richmond High School, quotations
In reference 20 Mr. Peabody; extract
from Mr.. Peabody's letter enlarglng the
endowment. quotations from the words
OF Mr.. Peabody; Southern Peabody
song" composed by Miss julia Il. Hen
nine. of the Richmond High School: ex-
tracts from Or. Curry's address concern
ing Mr.. Peabodys benefaction: summary
OF the results OF the Peabody trust, and
the song America"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
TWO DEATHS FROM BURNING.
A Lndy's Clothing Catches from n
Grate-Chiid Fatally scnIGed.

A Lndy's Clothing Catches from
Grate-Chiid Fatally scnIded.
Two horrible accidents. both OF which
resulted in death, occurred in Richmond
Wednesday.
About o'clock in the afternoon Mrs.
Mary 4. Brown. who resided with her
son, Mr.. ". ID. Brown. at No. 6i2 north
Twenty-seventh street. was fatally
burned. She was standing close to
CRATE fire In a room BY herself, when h'r
clothes ignited, and she was soon en-
velopfd in flames. Her screams brought
members of the family to the room, but
too late TO render much assistance 10 the
unfortunate lady. as she had been fear
fully burned from head to foot and every
particle of clothing had been burned or
her
DR. Vrginius Harrison was called in,
and did everything In his power to ale
viate her sunerlngs. and yesterday morn
ing she died. The funeral will take place
at II o'clock to-day.
About noon Wednesday the little .
year-old son Of Mr.. John c. Smith. who
r sides at the corner of Thirtleth and +
streets, fell into tub of boiling water
which had been placed on the floor near
where he was playing, and before he
could be rescued he had bsen terribly
scalded. and after much suffering was
relieved by death yesterday morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

where the rains and the springs ana
rivers come from. We know why the sup
ply OF water does not give out. But there
Is no reason for supposing that gas-inak-
ing is going on In the bowels OF the earth
now. We can understand why the sun
does not burn out, or rather we can I'M
derstand how 1t IL said TO be replenished'
But we cannot understand why anybody
should expect natural-gas to last FOR any
considerable length OF time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

During the past week, Colonel ID. IA:
Elliott. representing the Plant system. Of
Florida and Georgia. and Colonel w. ID.
Chipley. representing the Louisville and
Nashville system In Florida. called at
exposition headquarters TO arrange the
details OF their exhibits. These gentlemen
have already made considerable progress.
and give interesting accounts of their
work. Colonel Ch,pley has appointed dates
for public meetings at nine dinersnt
places In Florida, and II Is proposed 10
stir up public interest In the West
Florida exhibit At these meetings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
mil In with The Jnsticc.

1t being a disagreeable day Justice
Johns matinee yesterday was very poorly
attended and the performance was cut
very snort.
John Z. Corl-y. the negro who was
charged win stealing a silver watch
from Mr. NJ NJ. Matthews, was before
the genial Justice. and his case was con-
tinued until Saturday.
Maggie Turpn (coloreD was assessed
so and costs for having been disorderly
on the street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
The Cnfton's Donkey Party,

delightful donkey party was given
~ .he C'ifton Pleasure Club Monday
night The prize was won by Mr.. Luther
Smith one Of tn features Of the eve
ming was the singing Of Mr. Gary. Re
freshments w.re served IN abundance.
The following members We're present:
Lula Bur'Iat Lizzie Finke. Ida Fink.
Alice AMI Annie Ggft. Alice Smith. Mat
@. McGne.. ard GOllie Brooks; Messrs
losoph stewart. Allie Blount. MCsco
Fine Vernon Jordan. John Burk t, John
O'Nel, Luther Smith, willie and Frank
Glrv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
STANDARD DAIRY CHOP

is a properly balanced ration. composed Of co'-
tonssed meal, Iiuseei meal mill iced. &c,
inixod IN sucn proportion as 10 insure the best
results at the smallest cost Price 90 cents per
Ie0 pounds oo ,oo,
WooDLAwN DAIRY, Angus 90, 1895
Messrs. Thomas :. VIM 4 Co..
Gsrtlemen,-I have been feeding oer1
of tow mead OF dairy cattle on your stand ard
Dairy chop. aud md that Is produces as nucn
mix, and OF as good quality, as feed costing
much more. expect 10 use large quantity
during the winter mouths Hoping you much
success, because Of the interest you take In the
dairy people. sn
Yours truly,
fs,gpedA T.E. CLARKE.
For sale oy THOMAS s. WYNN L CO,
Nc. 500 east Marshall street
Phone 500. 5yt-l limo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
MEETING OF THE RACING PEOPLE,
The Richmond Association May
Join with the PimiicO.

Secretary William G.. Owens returned
yesterday from Baltimore. where he went
to attend n meeting Of secretaries TO ar
range dates for the Virginia, Maryland.
and Delaware Circuit Mr.. w. II. Evans,
of Baltimore was elected president, and
Mr.. NJ. Nj. Higgins, OF Easton, Md, sec
rotary. Dates were selected by those
present, beginning with August auth and
closing with october 4th.
The Richmond association did not join
the circuit. but may possibly do so later.
The dates OF the circuit Just formed cor
dict with the races at Plmlico. which
begin the first week In October and are
closely followed BY the meetings at Ha'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
ulnrns of Nir. niri,crs.

Mr.. Jam VI. B,ckcrs, an elderly and
highly-estecmc1 citizen Of Louisa, is quite
sick at tn residence OF his son. Mr.. W.
n Bckers, 80 north Twenty
street lie was brought from Louisa a
few days ago - his sons residence in
hopes that the change would be nell
cial. He has been unable 10 lie down for
several Ks. and what sleep he gets
Is in a sitting position. Mr.. Bckcrs is
very popular in Louisa, and has many
fri nds here who are deeply sorrowful at
his distressing condition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

1t IS probable that many citizens Of
Richmond will now soon have to call
for the services Of that much-abused
man. the plumber. There will the plenty
Of burst pipes this morning, 90 fear.
The fact is that, as a rule the plumbing
in Richmond houses is not calculated
10 stand such weather as this. If we
would put more money into our original
plumbing investments we should have
less to spend Cor repairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOrICE-DOvE LODGE
TIE members Of DOVE LODGE. No. 81;
4. = ana 4 NJ, wiz attend stated
communication OF their lodge At the Ma
Ming. February 6. 1875. at Z o'clock;
Election OF Junior Warden. Members OF
sister lodges and transient brethren ira
fraternally invited
~ order OF the WOrsn,Dful Master.
BEN. -. AUGUST.
f. sit Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
Natural Gas.

state Gas Inspector OF Indiana, Ell +.
III. Gordan. says II must be four years be-
fore Indiana practically will be without
gas. From the beginning II has seemed
TO us that the supply Of natural gas In
West Virginia. Ohio. Indiana. Illinois. and
all other States having II must In the
course Of time he exhausted. We knew
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

AIr. Thomas y. NeaIler. the we'll
known Richmond Odd Fellow. has be
quite sick in NV York, but a letter re-
celyed from him yesterday says that he
is improving rapidly, and will be able TO
come home in few DAYS. Mr. kentler
went North about ten days ago on bust
ness. and contracted the gri). which is
prevalent In the metropolis. lie is at the
Coleman House. and has received every
attention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
ANNUAL MEETING.

The regular annual meeting Of tbs
stockholders OF the VIRGINIA FIRE
viii be held at the companys office. No.
lOlj east Main street. Richmond, Va, on
TUESDAY, the 18th instant. al ~ o'clock
NJ. WM. II. MEGA RIh1
fe It'd Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
The Peabody Anniversary.

Superintendent OF Public instruction
Massey has seat 10 the city and county
school suDerintend-nts Of the State a
clrcuiar-latier callinS attention 10 the
fact that February 18th is the Tooth ami
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

UPTOWN OFFICE. ls EAST BROAD
STREET
WEST END OFFICE. PARK-PLACE
PHARMACY. Belvidere and Main streets
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 120 HULL
STREET
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
NEW EUROPEAN HOTEL OPEN.
ELKWOOD INN j
CORNER CAPITOL AND TENTH
STREETS.

oppos.te Capitol Square and the new city
Han. is now open - the puhltc An ele-
CANT LADIES RESTAURANT. Gt:s-
TIEAiEN'S CAFE. and PRIVATE DIN
ING-ROONS. with newly. nicely-tlr-
risheG. and heated rooms for gentlemen
Only. Occupying the most delightful ana
quiet location IN the city. the manas eme11
hopas to receive a liberal share OF puphc
The BEST and PUREST WINES.
LIQUORS. and CIGARS, imported and
dom nestle. always on hand
The restaurant will be supplied with me
hest the market affords WARE NECK
and CARRIERS -CREEK' OYSTERS al
WAYS on hand. The Elkwood Inn
Chafing-Dish and BOX Fry Will be the
specially in blvdlves
Mr.. BILLY SHELLY will be connected
with the Ink. and hopes to meet his
many friends Jefferson. Sr.. the ceiesra-
tel Virginia chef. will be in charge Of the
cuisine. GEORGE McOTON hfN.''
ia 2G-Sa Su&eodtf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

Our street-car Companies fought
good fight yesterday against the snow
and gave the public a remarkably good
service, all things considered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

And this is the sunny South. what
must the weather be in the bleak ana
inhospltable North?
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

All letters and kilograms must be i'd
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
NEWS or THE CITY HALL.
Meeting of the Police Board-Many
Cmses Heard by Judge witt.

Cnses Heard by Judge witt.
a regular meeting of the Board OF
Police Commissioners was held in the pri-
vate office Of the Chief last evening
The special committee appointed to lay
before the Council the question Of in
creasing the police force by twenty-four
men reported that 1t had performed tnat
duty The usual routine business was
then disposed Of ard the board adjourned.
u Is rumored that the commissioners
will soon be asked to improve the police
alarm and patrol system. but the matter
did not come up yesterday. 1t has been
suggested that by detailing the van now
used for carrying prisoners 10 and from
the police stations courts. and Jail for
patrol wagon service In the First District
and giving the Third District n separate
patrol wagon. a system can be perfected
which will obvlate the necessity for the
proposed increase in the size Of the police
force.
one OF the saliant points OF the idea
suggested is TO locate keys TO the patrol
boxes in the houses Of private citizens.
just as the nre-alarm keys are placed
now \ private citizen could then, at any
time, summon the police in case Of ne
cessity, and with n patrol wagon in each
district the sergeant at the desk in the
station-hOusc could be able 10 know at
all times where to send for the wagon.
Hu-STINGS COURT CASES.
The Hastings Court Yesterday heard
fourteen small cases az follows: Bartlett
Fisher. charged with stealing barrel
Of whiskcy from 4. Gotischalk, acquitted;
also acquitted of stealing a barrel Of
whlskey from c. J.. Todd.
Mary Kerney. stealing barrel OF whis-
KEY from G. L.. Todd, acquitted.
William Perkins. stealing a barrel or
whlskey from \. GOtyscha.k. three years
in the penitentary, unlawful assault
ninety days in jail and SO fine.
George Bake, carrying concealed YEA
rons. fined 50. and shooting in the street,
nnCl 81.
Buck Oakley, carrying concealed wea-
pCns. fnol 500.
Oracle Lynch, petty larceny thirty
days in Jail.
Major Meredith. petty larceny, thirty
days
John Coats. petty larceny. thirty days.
james Patterson, petty larceny, ninety
days.
BRIEF HALL ITEi-t
IN the city Circuit Court yesterday in
the s..t O. ". j. Barhlm against J. J.
Murphy. judgment was rendered for the
plaintiff in the SUM of 800.
suit was instituted by The Endorsement
| Guarantee COMPANY against Il. b. Lee
and Mary j. Lee for zi21).
The Council Committee on Light met
yesterday and visited and inspected the
Lower g7s-works. where the water-gas
| plant IS situated The now purifiers were
! found 70 be working very satisfactorily.
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I,rnnnrIX IrnnSfcrS.

Richmond: Thomas Rock TO p. 7. Hunt
personality, 81.
Hcnrico: j. Harry Harvey and VIE 70
william \. Mann ON third interest IN
lot In block H. lots I, I, ), =, ~ H. aHu
70 in block Is. lots 3, ), 8, I, g. 3 10 H. anu
u in block II. ease OF store 10. west
BROAD street. and Of garden near New
Reservoir, and in tools. fixtures, STOCK
chosss In action. etc. 5000.
West-End Land and improvement Com
many 10 Fannie T. Rex, = feet on south
side Main street near Deep Run, 800.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
JACOB LEVITT.
1888 East NaIl SI,s..
Every kind Of cold-wea,l

Every kind Of cold-wea,-
Comfortables offered az n
markedly low prices 70 c.'.
them out, and at just the I'm
you need them.
BLANKETS, balanc- .
CLOAK STOCK. WOOL
LEN COMFORTS, Wool.
LEN NIITTS and GLOVES.
WOOLLEN EG gins.
EAR MUFFS, MUFFLER>
and WOOL HOSIERY ni
UNDERNEATH o. .e'.
than cost Of manufacture
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Moncure D. conway were
passengers Cor Southampton by the rams
n,bicb sailed from New York on Tuesday
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-08
AIR. GLovEn,s RESOLUTION.

n view Of the general public interest
that has been aroused in this electric
plant matter. the Dispatch here gives
the text Of Mr.. Gloyer's resolution which
the Common Council so readily adopted:
BE it resolved by the City Council OF
Richmond. the Board of Aldermen con-
curing. That the sum of one hundred
ana Afty thousand dollars in per cent.
bonds he. and IS hereby, appropriated
for the purpose Of purchasing an elec--
tric-hght plant and site therefor said
hords and interest to be- redeemed from
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