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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
Depew WIN Go to duluth.

New York, June 7.-"Mr. pepew has
been invited to go on an excursion
from Buffalo TO Duluth, Owe the
Great lakes. on the new steamer
Northwest, of the Great Northern rail
way boat line SAIL Mr.. -. y. Brown
of Duluth, now at the Ho-el Metrol c,e.
j. J. Hill, president Of The hallway
company, and the members Of the
Minnesota Iron company are TO slve
the excursion in honor Cf the ini.:al
trip of the steamer he continued,
land the citizens of Duluth are pre-
pairing to give Mr.. DepeW a royal
western welcome"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
That Railwav conspiracy.

Milwaukee, Wis, June THE in
dictments returned by the federal
grand jury at the instance of the in
terstate commerce commission do not
accuse all the railroads concerned. 1t
is stated that instead of being in the
conspiracy, the Chicago. Milwaukee
& st. Paul company and the Belt Line
company were among the conspired
against. The mailing firm implicated
in the alleged evasion of the law is
Berger, Benning & Co, of Fon Du
Lac
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
MILITIA MATTERS.

Adjutant-General Cannon yesterday
received a letter from Lieutenant
Styer, military instructor at the Agri-
cultural college, stating that Will Fred
Culmer, of this city, had attained the
highest standing of any student in the
military department of the college.
Colonel Tatlock left for Panguitch
yesterday to inspect a militia company
He took with him the balance of the
cOmpany's equipment
The infantry companies and the bat
terry of this city have been invited to
turn out on June 20, the occasion of
the G. A. r. encampment here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Media! and Diploma.
COMING TO SALT LAKE.
EN-Mayor Rose, of Aspen, Will Lo-
cate Here.

Ex-Mayor Rose, of Aspen, Will Lo-
cate Here.
DR.. Rose and family, after travelling
extensively in the east, south and
west in search of a location combin-
ing the advantages of a healthful, in
MIGRATING climate with good business
prospects, has decided upon Salt Lake
city as the point coming nearest to his
ideal of a future home, says the As
pen Times. While the doctor during
his eight years residence in this city,
has built up a lucrative business in
the practice of medicine and has
gained the esteem ard ccnfiden ee of
our people both as a professional nan
and an exemplary citizen, he finds it
necessary to remove to a lower alti-
tude where the climate is less rigor-
Gus and where the surroundings are
more congenial to a permanent home
In 1891, DR.. Rose was elected mayor
of Aspen and served the city in that
capacity for two years. His adminis-
tration was clean, progressive and re-
ceived the support and endorsement
of all our citizens without regard to
party. The doctor will be valuable
acquisition to the medical profession
of Zion as we'll as a good citizen
While Aspen people will regret very
much his departure, the best wishes
of all will go with him for success IN
his new home in the beautiful, flowery
land of Zion.
DR.. and Mrs. Rose will leave for Sal
Lake on the 18th of this month on on
of Seniors excursions. Mr.. z. w
Senior, who was largely Instruments
in securing the doctors location IL
Zion arrived in the city yesterday il
the interest of his excursion. To
Times reporter Mr.. Senior stated tina
the indications were that large nun,
Der of Aspenites would avail them
selves of the cheap rates offered t.
visit the many attractions in snd
around Salt Lake city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
BUYS A RAILROAD.
Brice the Owner of the Pittsburs,
Akron e Western.

Akron, o., June 7.-Senator Calvin S.
Brice was in Akron today and con-
summated a deal by which ne be-
came owner of the Pittsburg, Akron
& Western railroad The purchase
price is 100000. Last Ocober a mort
gage of nearly a million dollars, held
by the Central Trust company of New
York, was foreclosed and Master Com
missioner Sheriff Williams sold the
property at auction TO Fisher a.
Baker, of New York.
At a conference of interested parties
here tc1ay. the bid was transferred to
Senator Brice and he secured the
property.
To the Associated Press reporter,
the purchaser said the line would be
at once put in good shape and used
as an eastern outlet for the Lake Erie
& Western, Fort Wayne & Western,
Cincinnati, Hamilton e Dayton,
Cleveland, Lorraine & Wheeling and
other western lines in which he is
heavily interested.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
Another hallway Company.

Denver, June THE Plateau Val
ley Railroad company capitalized at
s25O,0O0 was Incorporated today by G..
w. Vallery, general agent of the Bur-
llngton railroad, F. P. Ernest, presi-
dent of the National bank, of Den
Yer, Prescott It. Stevens, Orson
Adams, jr, and Fred S. Rockwell
The company proposes to build about
100 miles of railroad in Grand Mesa
and Pitkin counties, opening up a re-
gion which is well adapted to fruit
raising and dairy farms
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08

lave opened an uptown office in the
easement of Utah Title Insurance and
Trust company. $50 South Main street.
and are now prepared to take orders
fnr coal Our prices are lump coal SIS a
.on, stove coal $3.50. chestnut coal IS. rs.
fun weight and clean coal guaranteed.
We sell carload lots, or any quantity
iesired Telephone No. AL. yard 22l
south Third West.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
REDUCTION ON WINES.
Southern Pacific Cut of Three Cents
Per Gallon.

sam Francisco. June THE Southern
f~scific has announced a reduction Of
cents a gallon in the freight on wine
shirtfed from California TO eastern
:loi7&A The reduction is supposed to
sf,kf the result of the recent resolution
Of the wholesale grocers of New Or
leans to put on q line of steamships
between New Orleans and this city.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
DEMoRALIzED AT ST. LOUIS.
shippers Can Get About Any Rate
They Want.

ST. Louis June mot for a long
time has the rate situation in st. Louis
bean SO deplorable and hopelessly bao
as it is at present In all directions
llpon ali classes and commodities ano
s,s.er all roads shippers can get abou
any rate they happen to want. Tariff
.,seets have been laid aside and sreigh
Nner are engaged in wild struggle t
See who can get the most business a
fhe least profitable rate.
t-nsipman Day has not yet called a
roeetf1Jg of the executive board of the
eoutirv< sern Traffic association, and
The CONDITION of affairs in that terri
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
rho rrnnscontine,staI Association.

Chicago. June There is some talk
among the trans-continental lines of
renewing their attempt to form pas
senger association. No steps VIII be
taken. however, until after the ter
mination of the Oregon Short Line liti-
cation. 1t is possible an association
NAV be formed having control of bust
ness as far as Utah. and another to
have jurisdiction between Utah ana
tbs Pacific coast.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
WAY IS DODGE HEREa
Well, Not for the Benefit of His
Health.
THE EASTERN OUTLET PLAN
SOME ARRANGEMENT Is NECEs-
sARY FOR THE SHORT LINE.

Without IL, That Road Would Be ut
the Mercy of Combinations
Southern Pacific Makes n Cut in
Wine Rates-DemOraIiza at st.
LOuis-The Stanford Estate Suit
Local Notes.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08

tory continues unimproved The with
drawal of the Santa Fe and the
Frisco complexities matters.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
GLOOM AT OMAHA.

Speculation as to Where the Dis
memberment VIII EnAs
Omaha, June THE gloom that has
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08

Or. Tiliman fills your teeth without
pain. Parlors 1884 Mercantile block.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
want Their Judgment Satisfied.

While the hearing was in progress
Attorney Rogers, of Evans & Rogers,
of ogden, filed a petition praying that
if a separate receiver was appointed,
the present receivers be not discharg-
ed until they had satisfied a judgment
rendered against them in the Fourth
District court at Ogden in favor OF
Robert Murdoch for $4,000 for per-
sonal injuries sustained by Mr.. Muir
dock by being run oveT by one OF the
Union Pacific trains.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-08
WEBER COAL COMPANY.

S F. Auerbach & Bro.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
WILL LIkELY 60 TO ALBANY.
Hearing in nn Important lawsuit
Cotton and TobaccO-FactOrics

DURHAM X. e., February l5-CsTe-
cialD solomon Justice. negro lar1'r.
was arrested and triad yesterday for vio-
la.ing tho r.v,nue-laWs by s..llHs wh.s-
ky without license nul "a Sunday. lie
Was PIT in jan. and va likely l., sent
e. Albany
M.ssrf. Jones Walker and Das3n, three
lawyers from Charlotte wcr- here y,ster-
day - attend hearing Il the Alpha
Cotton-1lNs ~. The Watertown Engine
Company, which care UP before judge
Winston. TIE amount involved is about
So5up
Very little tobacco is coming in. owing
p tie severe weather, but the cotton ami
tobacco ia. .or.es are running fuil time.
and large th.pm ms u IN. products are
being made
Mr.. j. c. Murray teller Of III" More
bead Banking Company, IS critically fl
with Pneumonia An. Howard He1rtt
was also suddenly taken With this disease
terd4y, ana is yey iN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
OLD POINT COMFORT.
TUGS REiPJNG 4 HARVEST TOW
ING VESSELS TO SAFETY.
Exnmining Army Captains for Pro-
mOtion-Gctting Ready for the
New Sewerage System-t harity
Performance.
Correspondence Of the Dlspatch)

Correspondence Of the Dlspatch)
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA. F,bru-
airy 1.-THE roads have presented an
arctic appearance, during the past week
yet the ice has not been quite SO heavy
az in January. 1879. Tug boats from Nor
fo.6 AMI Newport y vs. are reapins a
harvc't by towing schO0ners into places
% safety. The steamer Georgia left Nor
folk about midnight on Thursday. and on
hor arrival here found that two blades OF
her propeller were broken. She remained
at the wharf uEil morning and then Re-
turned TO Norfolk. The New York. Phila-
de.phla and Norfolk railroad have taken
or their regular steamers and pat on
powerful tugs that are used f1r towing
bargas loaded with cars betwe n Norfolk
and Cape Charles These manage u get
through. though not always On time. The
Old reliable Cheap AXE and Ohio. how
ey.r has no such trouble to contend with.
and has monopoly Of the travel at pres
ent
The board Of wni Colonel Royal r..
Frank l5 president urt here on - dnes-
day 10 examine five captains OF artillery
who hope soon 90 roach tle.r majority.
ir-eei. TWO or three of them reached this
grade during t.c war. by brevot. and
hgYe waited thirty years for the pay
and emol-ments. Tho officers VINO have
r ported FOR examination ar Captain j.
| II. Ca',f Second Artillery. from New
York. Captains y. ". Lancaster AMI Louis
! Smith, Ih.rl Artillery. from Washing
ton Barracks and Captain John J.. Ter
non. Iclri ARTILLERY, and j. NJ. ingalls,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
GOOD TEMILan DISTRICT LODGE.
Gratifying Reports showing Many
Reclaimed from the Drink Habit.

The locality round about Belvilerc Han
would have proved quite unconsenidl on
Friday afternoon and night to the pro-
motors q the liquor traffic and Of the
social wlne-glass The Good Templar
District Lodge Was IN session. and tho
attendance was large and enthusiasm was
great. The reports from the respec I've
lodpcs evlnced very gratifying results.
Tne work had progressed finely during
the quarter. The sccess.ons being very
tus ny. AMI quite a number of drunkarIs
having been REDEEMED.
The reports Of D.strict-C mplar
W VI. Bckers and the other officers OF
the District Lodge. were most encouT-
aging. Many eloquent speeches were
made. AMI received with hearty applause.
and there was a general air Of good cheer
and congratul1tiCn AMI spi.t Of zeal
manifested that was most assuring 70
this band OF mon and women. whose mis-
sion f. ito raise the fallen and prevent
others from falling" Dlstrict-Chicf-1emp-
lar Bickers. IN his address. vigorously al
tackled the liquor traffic and declared
that a great people Ok the greatest land
should not allow their civilization - be
prostituiod by such q curse. lie dwe!t at
length upon Instances of suf' Sing from
tho curse that Rad recently come urd r
his personal observation. an also hume
r0us cases wherein innocent and !upf-
Tending citizens had been subject TO in
suit AMI Inconvenience as the result OF
drunkenness Let liquor alone ana it
VIII let You alone" WAS fake. AMI in
closing this part of MS iHpr9.i-ed speech
be declared. - help ne God. As long ~
] have a voice to utter speech o. strength
to hold pen | will not let Il acne
n ~ q I
Mr.. y. 9. Traylor made VIZ e.oHn ~
am cnrnr-t address. which eliciiGi ROUNDS
Of APPLAUSE The ! strict Tcmplar
graspca his hand heartily I'm cone1Atul1-
ton. Distfict-COUnseilor Holland anu
others spoke forcibiy and feclinl.y.
At recess the members ~ siGncY '.ont"
entertained the District Lodge AZ MANI
some supper Tho tables fairly groan"i
with good things. and FAIR ladies' were
mot attentive 10 the nt'cme u. n's
lclzc received rising vote a. THANK
for IL handsome cntfrt7In.nN ~, L.' u
speeches alo0g the same line wrre male.
Williamsburg Lodge carried oA 'Wo o.
the banners for largest number - a'-
cessious and highest average altehD'i. 70
ana sidney L1lrr received the ON r
banner. Mr. CLOVES. 81 Niliam-u p"
Lodge. brought down tie house "l'i DIS
excellent reports. WI, AM wisdom.
The lodge adjourned NJ late hour ai'
one Of tie most enthusiastic. pr1.i'p'''
ara truly enjoyable SESSIONS ~ tnia U'Iy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
ID EXECUTED - TIE DISPATCH fAiNr
IN&H0lsh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
EXCURSIONS.
EXCURSIONS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
EXCURSION TO NEW ORLEANS FOX
MANDI GRA-.

a select and personally nductsd ex-
leave Richmond FRIDAY. February 20
Parties taking advantage Of the cheap
rates offered ~ this excursion VIII nave
five DAYS IN New orleans FOR sightseeing
and other pleasures. 80,
Ticket. Tor round-trip. Including rail
road fare. sleeper. and lodging III Ne"
Orleans. $50. .
The ladies' having this excursion IN
charge viii erdaavor - make x u sue
cessiul and delightful TIP.
Patronesses-Mr Clay prewry, ~ east
Franklin street: Mrs. Lunsforl l.. II" IS
3l2 west Franklin street. Mrs. =. IT..
peane. 20S east Franklin street; MIS-. =
II Boykin. gl3 east Main street.
IL has been arranged FOR a meeting OF
all Interested IN this excursion at the
Young Mems Christian Association han
Monday. the 18th. All Interested are
urged to attend. ie l'-It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
Everything White NCnin.

CREHNVILLE. y. c.. February 10
CSr,calJ-Thc snow had just melted
enough for ntue patches Of earth to BE-
showing about in spots. when another
snow came last night and covered every
u'n; - aga.u.
During the heavy snow OF this week
game las fallen AN easy prey - TIE
hunter AMI rrea. has been tho slaugh-
t,r l.i-'s going out daily bring in
from ten o tw MY rabbits and upwards
OF a lund,. d birds. Many Wild ducks
han been Killed. on the river. the frozen
s.ur.s driving them inland il large
H.IUL.rs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

tis homo, No. l0n Floyd avenue. 10 his
lAu' frcnda. Tne parlors ana hail were
decorated with forms. flowers. and lamps.
asa p'e scrtcl a lovely appearance tn ~
We dancing In tho front paricrs. while
ctidfcns games were b'ing played m
ttr rear par,ors Tho tables were cl"-
gautly dressed. and presented hand
some app arance. Splendid music on the
harp and violin wae rendered Misses
II Sem OF,rrau. Ida Christian, Essic Phil
lbs. anG EU1 Chamber. assisted in ro-
c.ivinr and hundreds ~ little ones ca
Joy.d th festivities Of the occasion
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
ui> Patients DISAPPOINTED.
Man, called 10 see Or. French. But
Iound Him Gone.

r~ T. French. TIC Boston special
. ..t t.s sser'ant DR. D.. p. Henison.
lr %. e.y .a.t SUNDAY presumably -
Ie'.r. e..a 'hr weather gets better AMI
ta... t.l called az H4fphys Hotel du-
-. t.- a.ra g0r treatment for which
t.s l.l l4le arrangements. W 10 dis
a.I..Itst
.te tv, physicians had been hero SINGS
L..-t t.. middle ~ January, and besides
I.~ l.tIs exhibitions given 81 Sanger
l.t.. whore many persons were treated
f. -.u- apparently remarkable cures
'hey received a. their pariors ~
l.t' d. large number OF patients.
v' I-.ri themselves under the care
r. ts fDe.la rs Such IL these. most
'' Ht.4. III .s gulefstD0d lad PAD In
...-... a.. called since last Sunday were
.....i flo learn that the doctors hai
fa. r~ay without having given them
or indicated al the hOti Office
w'. NY expected ~ get back.
i'r French Paid aN of h.s hiils-adver-
'r nall rent hotel changes. &c
.i Jv ana before leaving On Sunday
N'.'. a note - the Dispatch saying that
i- ".s going away but expected 10 re-
~. s..1 Fe had previously ordered
basement STOPPED until the wea-
'.ff afnr better
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
4 INichInonh Tnrf Letter.

The Richmond letter in this weeks
Turf. Field. ana Farm Is one 81 much
interest - those who love fast horses
ana hunting-aogs II also contains per-
souh mention ~ Messvs Charles p.
Stokes Adolphus Dill. T. T. Taylor, II
Clay Chamhiin. T. NJ Hewctt :. y.
Nelson. j. = staten. i. c. Smith. and
Others. and some interesting gossip about
the Richmond Riding and Driving club.
and a few % the favor1te horses and
dogs Of Virginia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
D.,,b An AmeIia of Mr.. e. u. stacy.

Mr.. George T. Stacy, who for mum
her OF wears was engaged IN the furn.-
t1rc business IN this city. died YESTERDAY
morning AZ his home. near Amelia Court
house. Mr.. Stacy was an Enghshman
bv birth. and tho father OF Messrs.
charles g., Elus G.. and the late George
=. stacy. and Of Mr.. }. Z. Crenshaw.
lie was In the 18th year Of his age. ana
was most highly esteemed here As N
upright and useful citizen. For the past
twenty years he had been Engaged IN
farming IA Amelia. The interment VIII
l.. lu..n In NnNIa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
By Denoon. Tupner 6 Co.
Peal-Estate Agents and AucuOHeers'
SCI Main street.
OF
FRAME DWELLING 40. 1913 HI'h
DRY STREET. Lot FRONT
ING 81 FEET WITH \
DEPTH OF III FEET
TO AN ALLEY.

Ev virtue OF the provisions = a cer'aln
deed OF trls-. dated March -. ls3l' ar !
recorded In the Clerk office Of k!chinoI. !
Chancery court. Deadlock 10, 9, page
Al. default having been made ~ me a. D.
men, ~ certain note therein secured ami
being required 80 % 10. / Viii sell oy aI'-
tion. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY. February ~. l>'
nj 40 o'clock /. NJ, that LOT OF lAND
fronting ~ feet on Hickory street. ta'n' -
running back between parallel lines iii
feet 10 An alley.
TERMS. casa a 20 expenses ~ SAFE.
any taxes that may be due and unp =
% notes for SO each payable a. J. p, +.
l. r. D.. T. B. 9. 10. Il, H. Is. IL. ID. ans >
months from March a. ISL. wiki more
from date ~ their maturity, Da. tace az
D. L.. and - months.
Z. Il g. J.. DENOON, trustee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
blizzard weather at Weldon.

WELDON. y. c.. February lG-(Spe-
cial Not since la57 has there been such
q continuous spell Of blizzard weather
There are now three SHOWS on tina ground.
and az THIS writing IL Is showing
furious,y. Rain. hail. and snow have
all taken a hand to-day, causing a
heavy sleet. as Well az snow. The tenn
perature has been higher to-day than il
has been since the first Of last week. but
il is falling tonight The Ice here is
about siX inches thick on the canals,
and the river IS flied with Ice, and in
some places { is frozen over
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

Peaceful Valley" and "A Poor Rela-
ton" the Two touching and beautiiul
c9medy-dramas with which Sol. Sm'ih
Russell brought Ma engagemCnt 10 y
close ~ the Academy yesterday. delight
ei large number Of play -goers by Their
dclcacy. finish. and variety OF detail
Mr.. Russelrs support was seen TO NerA
great advantage In both plays. The tai
ented actor appeared before the curtain
al the close OF the second act last night
ana made a happy little speech.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
The snow at Scotland Neck

SCOTLAND NECK. \. G.. February
ii. --iSpecial) Snow fell again last night
= the depth Of nearly two inches. This
was followed by rain. and there Is 4
heavy sieet on the trees this morning
and a crust on the snow. The first snow
had melted very little before last
nights fall Birds and rabbits and the
like are perishing IN the woods. II is
common 10 find them dead. Suffering is
beginning 70 be very great.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

CALL PHONE OR WRITE FOR
FEBRUARY KENT-LI-T.
The list contains fui! description of all
the property ~ have I'm or hands for
rent There are sone very de9i, ahie
hous4s left. the rent Of which has been
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
Military Club Meeting.

a meeting Of the Military club or VIZ
ginia was held last night. when the con-
stitution Of the organization was amend
ed. The following officers were elected 10
,ncrnbc ~sAip. Colonel G. +. Ninso, Colo
ncl John : Harwood Colonel James X.
Branch. Captain James y. Ellis. and
Lieutenant George Wilson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
MASQUERADE sOiREE.

The last MASQUERADE Of the season
viii be- given by Miss WALDEN next
THURSDAY EVENING. Fnbcuagv ".
az $50 o'clock. at MONTICELLO HALL.
10 the pupiis OF her dancius claasr'
String music is engaged FOR the occasion.
All former pupils ana friends in'i,et 10
attend IN costume. lie l'-4t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
The Committee on Mnfcr.

A regular meeting OF the Council Com
mittce on Water was held in the CITY
Hall last night. Mr. X. II. Boykin was
elected chairman Ia the place OF Mr.. J.
W. White. resigned. II was decided %
purchase 100 tons OF coal from Charles II.
Page X Co. at 81 per ton. The usual pay
roll WAS approved
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

deserve the hghcst praise for the ad-
mirob'e play. The principal characters
were Misses Evans. May. Lizzie. and R"a
Anderson. Branch. Whitehead. and
Messrs Ieath Thomson, Barefoot. and
StallinSs. The proceeds of the play
amounted TO over hundred dollars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

FOR RENT THAT DESIRABLE COR
NER BUSINESS STAND. so. iij south
Beech. corner or Taylor streets. >ll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

Of-vicE OF rHs
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP, "A yiss
TUE srrANsur RoANoNN,E., " I ~
IL, TIP W. fi So1a, TUESDAY EVEN ~:
FSoruary 18Th aruS.as ia
THURSDAY evening III AZ ta@ south
Freight viii be rece!y >. NATL ; p
ern Railway COMPANY ~
Il TUESDAY. INK 4 90.
dsohDE w AsealA
IL ll-5g
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17
Opera for a Church BENEFIT.

ROCKY MOUNT. y. c.. February ls.-
Especial The comic opera, Chimes OF
Normandy" was presented at the Acade-
my Of Music last night 10 large and
appreciat,Vc audience. This entertain
ment was gotten ny under the manage
ment Of Mrs. Ophela fdr the benefit OF
the Episcopal church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-02-17

WILSON. y c.. February i5.-(Spe-
cial)-About 20 people were out TO see
Golden Hair and the Three Bears last
night II the Opera-liouse. IN .pitc o. the
binding s9ow that was then coming
down. The ladies OF the Methodist
church who conducted the entertainment