Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-04-12

some ninety de,a.nfe~ >lr.e <pv1,-eIl ~
white-rretai tvne d ~ y : .':
Mckinley buttons Ar oufta n. e
with Republican, ana .re -.
on the lane, of : us,i-s.r-.,, - ~ c,r.s1& ~ h
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have BEEN 4, s.esssss.'s s1Su. 49, 3
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sive cxampio oe fhe r,~<.,-~,s- a s<S 4
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'NAH AND FoSTAL>
1 Representative Tucker was caIled hnr,e
. day or two since ON account a. ilfns-c
Il. his family. #
The gratifying inteIlleenco a rscsxx>a
here that Mrs. Senator Daniel 4 lunnrov' Z
ing 20 rapidly that she e. e~re~t>e
back here in the nsxt fev d.v. u "a
Mr.. George Wcodbridsc az fsschr.,-y, \
is here. stopuine AZ the tsofs, p5,,-s,..-~s'
ia IA fhintinx a. studvir~ te,- 80 -:
locafa here 80 - -
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sysS 80 w. ..s.s. 49, uAe VAT Hs was
M"yvs VI wssmns'oh wnsn tne knnco
.. ss v'se TINS counarys ena was
Mayor 9usns .ne wsr ns omcaa ca
feer AZ tnat une was suddenly termt-
mated by the military. who arrested him
IN his house late at Might on the chanEo
OF being southern sympathizcr He was
incarcerated In Fort Lafayette, where he
remained for three weeks. when hia r.
lease was obtained by influential friends.
Colonel Benet Is q veteran Democrat
and was chairman OF tho ceremonies At
tending both the inaugrrations OF Prest-
dent Cleveland whose friendship he now
enjoys. He was a member Of the Mary
land Legislature In 1887. and again In
1892, going there the youngest man. ana
less 90 surprised at tne wonoerfui pro-
srsss on niennu' nu
Among the fourtn-oiass postmassers ap-
p1tn.su 'yuas r.ss,,~ ,r.,. n.
a,sna. r,. ~ ~, r. =.
GIN vice Thomas n. Wntahes' ,cs'sned;
hoseporo, SAMPSON county ~ S.s
camusi vinson ny, ~. cuiaus te-
signed; Lawrencevlne. nruns",cn ,, coontx. y
va, Inomas D. rrce Fics viinhm -
sledge. removed; Harman, Iazewell coun-
W va Inomas y cnfisusn vco VIZ
nam y. AI,i1er. aeao.
| Star sernce cnahses navs oeen n'Aas
North Carohna--Purcepofs 70 Laurel
Hill. From April y 1879, supply PURGE
polls at It's new site without change IN
distance
Nirgfniar-Taro 70 Warcsrork Mfii5.
From April 10. isss. change service % a.
to be from Taro To Darlington Heisnth
ta."s tanos nns "aaS'm snd : h.is II n,,ea 's 0''
Railroad service changes have been
made as follows:
vlrginla-Norfolk to Danvilie. Atlantic
and Danville railway. 2o9.a6 miles. From
| April 13. 1896, embrace Johannesburg.
| Brunswick county, Va, on this route be-
| tween the Offices OF Pleasant Shade ana
Edgerton.
] ARRIVALS.
The hote, arrivels to.dav include M
! follow,n~:
Uots, Iohrsor-A rrom,etyb ytrrirta.
caarsa f,o,,,d Manassss We. T. vvsar
| Norfo,k va
| Irn,,a; ct.,a. rrata, xx.,s.,t .rs
Vie Ivrchhurg va
ms,. p.,e,,,s po.ro,. ".
villa ,arS.sW yarrsngto, p,ch,.orT
ys
Na.,ora,--J TT stuItz ANA vifa vtr.
y,n,a. w q PlakeIev GordonsyiiIs. Va.
q Thonnson- North Carolina. Josenh
.snecbt Virginia
Me,rooolitan-T. ID. berry. yirsiraa. r..
T. Bennett, wadesboro', N. c.; J. q.
Williams. Orange. Va: n. +. 0olSan.
Virginia. I. Pettytohn I,ynchburr. yn
Ebbitt House-Mrs. A. G. Rankin. North
Carolina.
st. James-J. r. Walter, Virginia; J.. d.
Painter, Virginia: c. Rape. Virginia.
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NJ -
In his talk yesterday before the Conn
mlttee on Public Lands. concerning the
| Virginia Military Institute. superfntend-
ent Scott Shipp began by explaining to
the committee the origin OF the Virginia
| Military Institute. and the work II had
done: that the demand for such technical
| education had grown so that even before
the war cadets were admitted from other
states than Virginia: that almost every
state in the Union had been rcpresenteti
there. and that now. from California to
| New York. and down TO Texas. represen-
tatives are at this school.
In 1854 General Hunter destroyed tho
barracks ana ali tho buildings, q valuable
library Of 10. 900 volumes, ali OF the appn-
ratus in the mechanical. chemical. and
philosophical Departments. including many
valuable specimens In minerelogy. and
left the whole institution a wreck. After
the war the State. being Impoverished.
could do but little to restore this West
Point OF the South. and hence O law
This was done. and oy great economy u