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VIRG INA
FOR YOUNG LADIES'
ROANOKE.-VA VA

Opens Sept. 8. 1897 One OF the lead
ing schools for young ladies in the
South. Magnificent buildings, all
modern improvements. Campus ten
acres. Grand mountain scenery IN
Valley of Va, fame1 for health. Euro
pean and American teachers. Full
course Superior ad vantages in Art
and Music. Students from twenty
States. For catalogue address the
President. MATTE 2. HARRIS,
Roanoke. w
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SPECIALS.

$40 per month TO canvasseH. Ad-
dress w. c. Jackson, Winterville, NO
FOR SALE CHEAP-A Touring
mill and fixtures complete. In good
order. Respectfully,
LOS l. RSQN
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Preachers.

Republished by request, from the
Christian Neighbor.
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FOR RENT-The brick store on
John street, near Walnut, now occu
pied as a grocery by Mr.. Albert
Pearsall, will be for rem utter August
1st. G F.. Herring. Receiver.
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FIRE WOOL have q large lot OF
Persimmon and Dogwooa ready sawep
from ID to 10 inches. l will deliver 4
loads Il. cordlto any part OF the city for
$3.50, nj load Zee. Ali wood must be
paid for on or before delivery. Apply
to me at my shuttle block factory or
leave your orders at j. W. Lambs
Office. j. H. WELDON.
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MEN and boys wanted to start pay
ing mail order business at their homes.
No capital required, no ca~nvassing.
for instructions address Gem Novelty
Co.. Goldsboro, 81. C,
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WANTED-A good salesman to
travel in a Specialty Line and canvass
city and country trade Ia this section.
Party with some experience preferred.
Address Business. this office.
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FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. Beau
tiful building lot in most desirable To-
cation in Goldsboro. Price only $500.
dim JNO. w. EDW ARDS.
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WANTED-We desire q young man
of good executive ability to represent
us in Wayne county. and to be able to
travel after the first month. Salary
and expenses. Give local references
age ard occupation, if any. Address
j. H. Moore Co. 215 South Third st.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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STENOGRAPHY and Typewriting-
Miss Julia b. Howell, a graduate In
the Business Course of the State Nor
NAL College, offers her services In spe-
cia1 st~enographic reporting and in
.typewrlting. Any one desiring special
tspewritiug, or general correspondence
will find terms reasonable. Office with
Mr.. VIC. Munroe. opposite Court
House.
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TO OBSERVE FOURTH.
The Arrangements of the COMMITTEE g
Tux ing Tangible Form.

F'The committee on the observance Of
Independence Day held a meeting al
Richardson's Hall last evening, the
chairman, Mr.. W. B. Barton, in the
chair. I~
a committee consisting Of Messrs. I.
richardson, w. y, Cheek, G. II. Town
send c. w. King, and w 3. Barton
was appointed 10 solicit funds to dcfray
the expenses of the celebration.
The details of the observance were
discussed at some length. but were FIN
ally left to committee on programme
consisting of Messrs. f. p. Oakley ami
x. Fl Worshan1, and advisory to them
are Messrs. l.. Richardson, r. S. Htt-
land. and G. E Hunt
The question OF having the school cb,l-
dren in Ene was favorablv considefrad
and committee was appointed TO Wan
on the school board In an effort to ~
end. '''' ''' !
Committees We're also appontJd tD
wait on the Business Mems associf, f;on
and the Chamber OF Commerce WIN .
view TO securing their co-opcratibn
y report from Mr.. Page. OF the I2nv.,
Gospel Army, stated that his younJ. nien
VIII be on hand for the EaradY anl
reports were also received from sfevarai
organizations who agreed to parthcinata !,
IN the parade and bear portion' of the
expense
The next meeting ofthc conmi tea ,viI,
be held at Richardson's Hall I,hursdnv T.
night two weeks hence.
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sonroL,k I'D DEns WON.
nichmond. Howefcr, carried or
ChtcfGfOnOrR iM Go tslxnte City Races

Petersburg, Va. May 20.--(Special.)-
Ihe bicycle races given this afternoon
nj the race course In Prince George
county. under tile sl1I:pices Of tho Cock
ade City Cyc'c cub, lwe.e witnessed by
over 2oU0 peop.e,iA large proportion Of
Whom were ladies'. The first race. time
limit 2:40, W:s wonl In 1925 by F. NJ
Edwards. of Richmdnd; G.. Il. McKGn-
mic, OF Chariot tesyillds second. ana Geo
j. Richardson, OF Petersburg, third.
The second race, time limit lis, won
IN l;05M by W. y. N1ye, of Norfolk W.
J: Tignor, of Rich,nCtnd, second, and o.
=. Hope, OF Fichsn oilld, third.
Ihe third race, mol limit.g Won in 245
ny ri. IL; Williams OF Richmond; O.
Z. iope. OF R!chnonH, second, and Geo.
). Richardson, ofSPeaersburg, third, ana
j. Bashford of Norfolk, fourth.
me fou'th race, limit 2:2S, was at
ntst declared Off. as tnone cf5'the wheel
men could make thc lime. 1t waanrtc,.-
wards run, ana wai made IN a.iG II
was wofbE W "a Rnlhiiy, OF Petersburg,
/ ,lme s:a4; q G. iii'pe, or Richmond,
second d' anu " Il. Courtney, Jr., or
IS'chlloha' tnLFd, These were the only
three wheeimen who rode. sE 5s
Fifth race, Limit g:3t. was won IN o.ad1h
pS J.tJ. NcimR;% l.. Rahlly. second,
and ". Il. Spain, iiird. all OF. Peters
burg. a T[7lfE-. - - :,
.S!Xth race, I'VE lie handicap, no
I,n, i,Lil,., won IN l2:aS by F. a. Fry, OF
iAlcnl1lonI' w -. G!jnor, OF Richmond,
p. NJ. Edwards, OF lRich,noud fomrth
and J. r. Vandelhc.rt, of Norfolk firth
The prizes were prtli:cnted Tonight q !
r 5is, looMS Oh the E0cliade City cub by
,- .ia les hsifottcr La fsitcr, of Peters
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THE I..A$F REdrfKl j..
ri.e,Ept cable!s seri es /, ( EPys nrfil SaInr.
~. nsiSl t<,,tc atss eti NJ t5

The No ptcabltsSeriess a. Il tpWys airrh a1a j..
-, nstS Gpucl 81 q tn.as n III d IS, !
= .as:: s.
M. t.. chufch4tlas night to hear the
closing recital or the season bS Mr
y. IL. Koerncr. The programme select.
ed was us usual OF Il Very hiGhS order
Mr., KoGrner was particularly fine!in his
rendition or Bach s TOcatto in D fiiinor.
the Overtureito William Tell : a "a t'tTht.
Storm .,l- 81
Miss Taylor's beautiful soprano voice
WAS never heard to bet ter advantage,
Throughout the difficult number her
notes were clear and powerful, and she
scored another great success. n "a ttt# I
Mr.. jenkins sang tho island Ri Of
Dreams, by Adams. This was render
ed with style and finish seldom heard
in this city. E+ & &:&
Mr.. BorjeS was up to his usual stand
ard. He selected "Varinti tions on a RUS
sian Theme" by David, and his rem
ditlon Of 1t was excellent itl every par
ticuar. ~ 81
The piano and organ duo by Miss Ro-
per and Mr.. Koerner was, as usual one
of the most pleasing numbers. Miss 2Ro-
pcrs playing has been q source OF much
pleasure to those who have attended
these recitals. @ i}ft
y pleasing feature Of the evening was
the remarks OF Professor Fitz and DR.
Young, the former thanking The patrons
on behalf OF Mr.. Koerner, and the lat
ter reading Il tlattering letter addressed
to Mr.. k0crncr by the citizens OF Nor
| folk. prnising in highest terms that gen
tleman's work. Es&
IT is indeed to be hoped that Mr.
Koerner will give recuals again next
season. iiH
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LULrE ,saGIt t.LIoRDAN.
lrer Death Occurred srs.eran, Nora.
Ing After Mon bs of Hilness

after almost ten months of suffering,
It = H:So o'clock yesterday morning. Miss
!.utie .e Maslli Jordanl the eldest daugh-
ter of Airs. c. r. JI1rdan. assed into
rest. -''.1,'l
Her loss will be Il,Ienly felt by a host
OF sorrowlnS fricndSk Beautiful in soul
as she was iii perst tnal!ty. none knew
her out to regard HI r as a model type
OF Won1anhood. Always bright and;
AappH she cheered All I'd inspired all with
whom She came in CONTACT. $50 IS &
The funeral VIII :ake place from the
residence, Nc los Chairlottc street, at 1880
O'Clock this afternoon. The remains will
be taken to Smithfy:ld att&2:3oG O'Clock
and they will lie In t'ac Episcopal church
at that place until tomorrow morning.
when the intermen.t wiil%take place in
the family lot at odd ST. Paups, Isle OF
Wight county. s. &ss2aSfSi5
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LOCAL. Hr,EvXTIEs.
Htinor Mention orvnrioas Matters OF
-EslsSS .L.M lntCtCHt. s.L-.El l.l.- t.s.a.

Water pipes are being put down on
Randolph street. S. sftig
Mr.. George Kendall conducted services
at Union Mission last night. s $Baiaai &
i Mrs. II. January ana son, or Suffolk.
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. I. Powell, OF
this city.RE e 3'saf
The subject Of Rev. Mr. Garrison at
the Church Eof Christ last night was
''Ehc ProdiEal SEN There Is cousid-
cradle interest manifest #i4
The young ladies" OF the Ryland Insti-s
tute will give aan entertainment at the
old First Baptist church Tonight May
2lst. Admission, ten cents. ,i5{5
The school children VIII meet at 1890
n. m. to attend a picnic All Wishing to
go viii meet at the conner of Bank and
Charlotte s reefs. Wagons Will convey
them to the grounds. 4
Rev. Isham Dnrdcn, colorel, Of North
Carolina, will hold IL ten day camp
meeting corner Church street and Prn-
nesday, May &c, at p. m. Nj are In
vlted. ss
Mr.. a. l.. Spandour, of this city, Is
In Denver, Col. On his trip to Denver he
stopped over at Lin coin, Ncb. and called
on Hon. w. j. Bryan, who informed him
that he expects to visit Norfolk next
montt--on the 18th. Mr.. Spandour as
sured him he would receive a cordial
greeting from al the citizens or Norfolk
The Virglnlan acknowledges the Ie-
ceipt Of an invitation to attendEthe nm
my, Friday May 21st. ut the Y. NI,s}sC
a. park. in Client. The committeefnrt
Alfred n. Walton, chairman ;'iWil illiam NJ
Dey,ti r. H. Ice Taylor, a n. stroud
Russell Hardy, Willlalr5 Fl. White, Jr.
ana Marvin u. VIII ite.!3 iE 4. q, a 4 IS
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Protect the ays,cn, from u

II is possible to DO this even In repio,s
of country where masma is mo, Il rife snj
where the periodic fevers whicn il causes;
assume their most Formidable types The
ach Filters Is very largely attsihutabie to
the fact or Its efficacy as a remedy for
chills and fever, bilious rcmlttcnts n,Id
rs a preventative Of the various forms OF
malar!al disease. In those DC stions OF thn
west ard South where conr nlnts OF this
nature prevail, and IN the tropics, Il is
DaTt!cularly esteemed FOR le protcctiyc
innrence which II eXerts: ard It has been
very widely adopted as q substitute for
cicnt alkaloid, suiDhate Of ti,,inino iSh,
sic'ans hava not been am - ,hn Ia a. f"t
Goncede It's merits, and thaA E,t tin n - ~ "
fessional endorsements Wfe3sM ttits hnc I y, 20 q
cciVrd have added to the ,E&Hss3, III, - ,tit ~, ,
obtained at home and abr &3SSSaSsNS; - - ''t' t
For bargains go to w q ,ro,,,
street, this week. R9s& -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-21

Some for ten. some for twenty and
some for thirty years have suffered from
piles and then have been quickly and
permanently cured by using De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve, the grea rem edy
for piles and all forms of skin diseases
d. G. Sterling. J.. NJ. f. Trotter, N or
folk: r. j.. Walker, Brambleton; Truatt
&, Smith, Berkeley. Enss yt5,t jil99
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deaths.

Airs. Sarah a Arlington, an old ana
highly respected resident, died at her
home. No. 2l0 F'enclnrch street, at 1910
O'Clock yesterday morning, after an i'll
ness of sevisn months, aged 81 years.
She was Toy merry OF the Eastern Shore
and was IT. widow OF the late Isaia h
Arlington She leaves four children
MIR NJ. II Arlington, assistant fire chief
Of War, lex. NJ. Y. Mr. r. J. AIRING
ton. of'thc Norfohs. Police Department;
Mr.. II $. Arlington. Pf the Norfolk City
Dispg iaary, ana Mr4. John King. she
had been a member OF the church fol.
fort t-nnIn years ana lat her death was q
communicate Of EChriSt EpiScopal
church, this city. I-i
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pRI 8 b d 4 N. g,l|l|s
FIRE CHIEFS PRESENT.. q,

,fhera We're present yesterday Chiefs
Joyner. and Ryan. OF Atlanta and Nor
1olk.'Fire Departments. These gentle.
men were interested listeners and will
also make statements before the coftyeii-
lion as TO improvements IN the fire.
HEhong facilities Of their cities. IT. (.
IN the Afternoon the members were
photographed In front ur the Chamber-
lin. The committees worked buslly
until late at night scheduling the vast
amount Of detail for the consideration
Of to-daY's session. s.
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wor,, Al, a.he Year

Around, even in yeHy warm weather,
because the feet viii not Dcrspire so
freely, and again yt4d do not feel the
heat that arises fronH the heated bricks
and stones, therefortH The Justly cele-
brated 50 Patrol ShoeAs are the shoes for
those that walk and s#tand great deal.
ana railroad and sAeamboat men, as
well as poiicemen, H!achintsts, carpen-
ters. painters and eEVery class of! me-
chanics find more coHmfort and wear IN
them than anything hey can get.
HELLEP'S ONE PRE- CD SHOE STORE
Gf Bank Street, on p.N Court House.
See DR.. Week aboAut your eyes. All
glasses prescribed &'e guaranteed.
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broke Esfs Leg.

At 12:13 o'clock yesterday afternoon
i. i. Bclvin. motorman on Ocean View
train No. 81 jumped from his car into
q ditch along the track and broke his
rlght leg. 1t seems the man saw train
NO. IL, from Old Point standing on the
track, and being afraid he could not
stop his car in time to prevent coll
lision, jumped. though needlessIy, as It
happened for had he remained at his
post he would not have been scratched
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-21
Change ofOld Dnntinion Schedule h,
tween Norfolk ana ora Point (

Commencing Monday, May 14th the
steamer "Luray' will leave Bay Line
wharf at 1880 a. M, returning from Old
Point at 80 a. m. This change win
make the following schedule Via this
line: sES b; az R9}}3Y
Leave Norfolk, Bay Lineswharf, & Z 90.
10:3e aud 1880 a., m. and 4 Coz Il. M; COM
pany5 Wharf, go p. m. Leave ~ Old
Polnt 900 ana 1880 81, M, 300, a ;00g and
6Io p ~. & .,f ma21T Btu
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Don't thin your bill BOD with sassafras
or poison il With bl ale-nass; but aid
Nature by using De ANlft;s Little Early
Riscrs. the famous Sitlie pills for con-
sjtipation, biliousncssA and stomach and
liver troubles. Them are purely vcge-
table d. G. S;terlinl, i. NJ. +. Trotter.
Norfolk: r. l.. WaAker, Brambleton;
Truett tI Smith, BvriH ley.
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Sale orpetcrsha x. ssni,rona.

Petnrshslg, Va, lLy 2O.-(speclnI)-
The ColNellr teniin ii ine re;I,ias . Il -,
!. e I'm nj. Il,
@ @tinSo fi:st Ing; SfSF the chase off the. Hn-
ierIs1 nis, of the n.ty ,of Petersburg IN the
jnnd, PetersbuFg and Carolina
i'!a ,d. oad adopted an ordinance, &provd-
i'iS ~! he transfer of ten shares of stock
Nn'cat IT created IN the said road to
W.T. Smith ard hi also 2ates, in ad-
E!sloli TO the deed provided for on
March 18Th, 1897, conn eyng the property
oi ne road to Mr.. smith; also extend
!hs the time. within Thich Mr. Smith is
required to sign tho contract with the
city toGJnne 10Th, 1887.
The contract for b,liSding a handsome
9.lch 'cnufch for die congregation OF
s9t:yJonn s. Episcopal lchurch in this city
was awarded to-day Tlle edi1ce hs 10
be erected on the Ite# OF the present
,tMoouen Wooden church on Washington street.
The work will be onlincnced next week,
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The May Festival.

The children who are to take part in
the May Festival are requested to be
at the Y. NJ. G. A. Park. Ghent, this
afternoon at o'clock for a final re-.
hearSal. rL5fl5sI8 t4t
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lnl0!O'sEyAL'T. y y 9 i I5x,ssIs
a.ookg aE RnttfasfiEiI E6hs fIIs
!. i! & 81 81 Il evy q ia..ss

Hon. y. The d6re; 3 sRoios
visited the yard s. ia s8ksSs51
!Shipbullding and Il u
and Inspected t He bst tttliesf
construct ion; there sFessS
self as pleased wit fsssIsa;
work. In he at terri
] Secretary fVi isited SsS
where theSWasS reoat a9Efsss ssi5ssss
salute. Later fiasI esfftts sSrs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-05-21
Re R0.rgs?r. (? Resolution Passed By the Sen
i s,s & by An Overwhelming Majority.
k1'9c' 1SSAAD REPUBLICANS UNITE
! AtRs s,rS rS.Sanies That thc Measure is or
fssy; sss; ss'': IS .raiic 0ri@in hut Says Seu-
81 n ne rst,nii WINS the Author orrhe
sSS n ESQ iioHto Ala Cuba 10 Throw
ri. q g 9 e ettie>s:i:lcAies Z ofTyrauny.
nE9E
htErD M
i i Wa s,linston, Nav 90. 1897.

as ne ,ng and exciting debate on the
b. s,.Et tres o.ut!9nsrsco scognizirg the existence
Z, state of war In Crha and declar-
Ing that strict neutrality shalt be main
Sana te by the decisive vote e>cf Al TO Il
/! 81 late&aour this afternoon The an
!. Il SS.nounaeement n. a of the vote Swas received
;;S;Ei tn, Almuituous applause which drew
;y5siro y n1h%enator HaWey an 'empha tic pro-
TeSt against mob demons:ra ton The
3 HSshs :ths1 ION i 3 pass is as follows:
q we'd, ETC.. that condition Of
:ssss1a1 ss1.e31i Of Spain and The government pro
2aaamed and for some Tine maintained
ts5ssasssTGrce { arm by he pc pie { Cuba.
sasssaasnssth th the United States OF America
55SsIsshla4i maintain strict neutra '!tv be-
the son ending PARTIES, according
ssSskk1sssach$ all the rishas Of beligercn: s. In
sssass s;sssslalssssports and territory OF the United
SsSssSsssRF HE FINAL VOTE.
sssssRle Vote on the final passage Of the
ssSssaRinttlon was as follows:
asss;st3 ;5a5sr ron, Baker, Bate. Berry,
q eFssGar.cr, Chandler, Chill on. C:ark'
y sSsssaH.TG Gockre:l, Cuilom, Davis DnBoe
'b sesalssr,a Gallinger, German Hans,
Il SpbFTsoa;ghaH rri:s (Kansas} 4ici;feid. Jones
~ S5aAIka . ansas). as) Kenney. Lindsay, Mcbride.
laalanlle, .11,s Mason, Mills. Mo.gan, Ne,soa'
! 4 tSasco, Pett:grew, Pettus, Pritchard'
-; WINS, WINS, shoup, Stewart, Thurs.on'
ays-All:tson. Burrows. Cafferv Fair.
y pasnks,2 IS Gear, Hale, Hanna, Hoar, SD on
4 9l, Ell, ,sW ellington, Wetmore, White and
(, ,Wilson--14 $3.50 q s'ttt' Ntt'
An ANALYSIS OF the vote shows th,.
K the afiirmat!ve was cast by is Republi.
z cans, IL Democrats and Popul:-rs,
E.ahI1as un ne nesatsve I'VE by II Republicans and
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TALKING INSURANCE.
The Southeastern Tariff Association III
Session at Old Point. a#s
IRREGULARITIES SAID TO EXIST HERE
fhc President Calls Attention to llis
he'"oa Of Soliciting Observed by
6ome Companics-Inier DRtn
Regarding tho Growth OF the Ass
sociatiou--So,ne Notes.

The Southeastern Tariff Assoc,atio
convened It's secofid days session in the
assembly room 1T Hotel Channbcrin yes-
lsfuay morning. There was no business
o1 general Interest transacted al the
morning session, which was devoted al
iiloSt entirely to the appointment or
various committees to consider, raj tos ri
individual cases. a committee was also
appointed to report on the annual ad-
nress or President S. Y. Tupper.
IN MS address the president embodied
some highly interesting data regarding
tn me WORK Of the association. In 1899 the
.errltory covered by II comprised 9ib
towns and cities. This year | .726 towns
ana ., cities are included in the scope of
It's operations 'lI I'M ~ -. =,
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unpbcsi,s pnotog ~, < !, n III.

seforc, going elsewhere To- have 4 his.
#gls inadefca!l q. my; S studio and sea
Z lity and prices OF 4 my tN crK.
3i0-34i Main street.
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The 'ssplteladIdl s..W,Iolrlk
lures Stals ELJsMocI atle
NORFOLK WAS III a
fSpeeials Dispatch . Il
So \. " Ialchmhnd. ~ lsS

The State Democraticsss Nj
be held in Roanoke Eon9
the l.' basis OF repres
delegate for Y B one
cast for. Bryant
aaAll except tWo Of tha
the State Committee HSefG sf
IN person or by proxy
hau no exciting orr Y SSfg
he called the body to- 6FdE Is
REPRESENT alton was aSeds
was made II to3 educ fIin isIitf
delegates, but the sspgs E SsSH
little favor. Z; s lrheil@ tl1s
without debat e
mond, NEWPORT II Il
The place. iiS
Ton mnut tas We're
present the elains gof
Mayor s. IL. III one es +sp Ok
Senator Daniel ,3f6r5 II sss;
Marioi, y. Dawson al n
for Richmond Con SresStil AN ~ ofs
MIR. M .i lehman, for N hrfoIR s
l3iclilord Tor ew port
ballots bad 10 be ii
Ing ,thnssSsin &l.eSt vote Bes
! The bal lots resulted III sS s S
TILE 3
| Roanoke ", . s, M ,I
/ Norfolk ~.
LtSnchburg ~. . ~
i Richmond >. .St .
Stanton IS ssS. u abAH
! sOld Point and II eppot G sssWa fanes4k
no vote tes.s The cff1nittea adj1tEnns aSSSlN
media telys aftersila fig5 tftsE ,1
i 81 al Et%%s tyS siJ
| work had itsse ec IT, Y;
| PoI1TrCT 4RaSs I4}ssNsS asst 81
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