Richmond dispatch. [volume], November 24, 1895, Image 13

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PAGSSS 18 TO SO.
THE EICHMOND DISPATCH.
PAGES 13 TO 20.
ui iou-; NUMBER, 13,827.
RICHMOND, VA., SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1895.
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
AGERS DEFEATED.
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feat.f the game.
MER HAMES.
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IA, November a.-i_.fay
N: N V.. November 23.
Brown I-uiver*!ty. tl.
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AUSTIN, TEX., November *a.-'J'exaa
I'tinersiiy, 1?; Tulane. 0.
Tl RK1*4H MITES.
The Mnaanliniin Mile wt Armenian ,
Trnnhlee?Oait-lal iti-porl*.
WASHlNl'To.V .N,..,nbr "i3.-The'
Turkish legation In this eily rec*iv?d
from the 'Huhltme Parla the following
cablegram under to-day's date:
?"CONSTANTlNOI'LK. Novsasber 23- !
At tn.- ratraest af the Oooacfl nf the ;
Atm. man churches of N I i. Um
authOrtUoa arrested sixteen suspicious i
Armenian,.
. : Bahs to the ireans taken by the j
aothoriUsa of HaSk, Um atataudera about
that town Won arrested, and the citizens
reopensd their sb ps.
"ihe Int-nct coin . rr.lng the dtflordorfl
nt Alntal proved that t - th-ro
to..k place in coaBOfljuoaoe of tm- murder
of three Mussulmen by Armenian rioters
Perfect trsnquUllty exists, now at AlataL
"Luring th.- affray at the vi lase* of
Ko .rnaiiklnla und Koypounar i- I ? | t -.-. .
Mussulmans and one Armenian w< r-t
kllltd. and three ItaaBBBBBBS and ono
Anni nlan were wounded.
"t'nder the ttdVBBOS given by the BB
thoritlea, the Armenians who wars as
t*embled at TchonteMIBOM r.-linn.-l to
their villages, end order mu* lOttti
"in the Anaenlaa church ii Karak ir*
Cb..i kl thirty-nine rev lu'lonary BtUB*.
ph lc. ts ware found."
NO BUCH Kl lt mans
CON8TANT1NOPLB, November -'?-ThS
report that tb* Button bad ks oed Br*
illowlng the Powera lo have two
gunboats or -. . .,t conatai ?
i- untrue. The Sultan bas aol pot granted
auch lirni IBS
ADANA AltMK.viANS BURMIT.
Li ..nd. .\v | rspresen*
tame ol the Unlti d Pi - M i
no;.it- te .g...;.Vs under yeflterdajr*! data
tbs! Il ?? nun...me 1 th tt thfl
Alm-m..ii* h.habit.m; tn- villages near
a | ins ba ? ?? inn aden I ti Mi armi
).- led tb* bands of th< Qovernor la token
of their lubmlsstoo to the authority od
? ? . mont
Cn.tel Stat.- -Mini, t r T -rr-ll a.-' ? I
Porte fir a Donall to allow the Knited
States cruiser Marblebt 11
OonetttiitlnopM, btu tb* reojv re?
fused, on UM ground thal only ti... Pow
ara rrisastoiy to tie ti..ny af Karls can l
expect sack perastta
RIOT IR crete,
athkn's, Novsaber H a dispatch ra?
bi ie fi flin t rt le reporti thal s
skirmish took place at Karoboa November
I iii between aa ?oort accompanying iii**
oommleelon chsrsed wltb Um institution
?ms and fl body Ol Imperial troops.
? Kora w< !?? killed and tan ort ed
palace irere tranquil aad took no
pori In th.- dieordi r, scUns
with the ord-is of the Hr.'li COB ?'.. '".t
sho\i..i much Lmpstlenc* ai Um i I pi -
i ami an Int lo participate
lu the dlaturl
KEW loitlvEHS tittil*. I.
Atlanta In FBSBfl?ina of lite Ma-trii
|M>li t it ii -..
ATLANTA, QA., Novetnher M.?Mayor
William L. Btrons. ot New York, and
party, arrived at ;.!? i*. M. Tra rn A wai
drawn up along Um curb opposite the
:.nd tia re waa ? bl crowd wal -
li.- to catch a glimpse of Um M v or ol
Um mt tropoil Rs fl cheered win d he
.- ti i p< i into a can ase, a hich waa lo
u iltins and s alu a b< n be i bi ? i
?i the crowded atr
bj Troop a
With thi Maj r wera Hon, Beth I-ow.
?i i 'oii.-inbia Collei i Qeneral li ? G
..- -.- ral Charl . T. Collina Joh
iv He lg. -. an l thi Ri Brad*
I y Btrons lix-M.iy. i- 1 W Gil?
roy mid a peon of Ni B Y< tk-rs w-ie on
?-,? ti,ei rag and his patty
are at the Ai:,|-.n Hoi
Then I Ni b Tork
. ..- bos , nt.'. more are comlns
to-morrow. The Indications poinl to a
rousing time in honor of Manhattan-Day,
Monday,
To-morrow Troop a and the Oo rei not'fl
Guard w.U attei In St
PhiUp'a i i arch la fal Tha
Rsv John Wt ley Brown, of New Tork,
win ofllciate.
At .'. o. ot k Mayor fi ip- rea and ths
Brooklyn di legal i held n n eptl a In
Kew Tork Bl 1 ? -
nins the iIrooklynlti - ? iw the ,:
fountain's Pal Braworl and the
Mi Iway, All - \' aa de
? i wltb the > x\ ? Ition i i I the n
?I; tit.n which baa brea given tin m.
A 'I Kimmi n r.\ BCBIRO,
'lb* Ylelim ii l.rit.ltialc of Ynle
Cattllasjo.
SAVANNAH, QA., Nosomber M.?A
spacial to the MorBllflg NeSTfl fr,on Mount
Vernon, the s> ..t ..f Montgomery COOntjr,
ays that L. W. PetdUS was Uki) moiii
| it.k.n traiin Jail by a mob uni car?
ri-.I ta the wools, oracio hi. throat was
mi boat ear t. ...r ;n..i bia body riddled
with bullets. At a lute hour to I
||S gody was Still lytBS in th'- fl
Tho Victim of tl.i- BOOSTS rttSS fl lt about
.1 poan of ase, a flchool*teaeher, aad a
.taduute of tait CoUegO, ttlld until his
m.st, about six iraak a-;-., he waa I.
garded as a highly-rospsctabla ?
Ile was a SBBTried nun., ana loaves a
inf", two sons, and two (laughtor.*..
About six weeks asa t "rai artoated
ia a Banoal -wen, out i,y Mr Grady,
whose daughter, Mi*-- Maui ? Grady, it
BBS alleged, he hal mini.! Thfl girl
made the Charge BSalttfll Paid IA - *.,v
I six weeks ano, and iv.-.Ice hail
bera in jail awaltlas trial, lie was. b>
licted last week.
THE I'OI'K I YWELL.
He Ia Buffering: from Culnrrh? Con*
al.lori l't.alpiiiia-inen I.
ROME. NOVBtabOr M.- The Pope ls suf
mrlng from an attack of catarrh.
The holding of the sa--ret consistory,
.v.'iieh was tlxed for NovOttflber Rth, has
bann postponed until N feather L'Jth.
Vue nexi public consistory will be h- VI
; :? Sd, iusit 11 of Noveathec
Rth, the original dato llxed.
I* It Miirata-rf
COLUMRIA. S C. November 22.-A
.. to UM St .te from Hodge., s. c.
jays: This morning an unoccupied build?
ing four miles from here, in which fod?
der was atari i. was burned. Afterwards
the body of a woman BBS found in the
ruins. The body ls that of .Nitrclssa Bag?
nall, a young white wc.man, who yes'.er
Viy start.-1 to Hodges to take the train
: ir Atlanta. She had tiu wi.en laot seen
by her fr ends.
John Mitchell nnd Wash Ware, two
?ifgroes, have been atVe.sted, .chargtd
ivlth murdering her. One of them took
?lie woman'* trunk to the Station. Ware
iias made a statement that Mitchell did
tho killing, placed the body tn the old
house, and sa-t tire to the fodder Both
negroes have been lodged In Jul. at Abbe?
ville. There is talk of lynching. An lt.*
ajueat ia In progress.
Express and Hnllrond Sofa- ItoM.nl
MONTGOMERY, ALA.. November '?i
A ii-eclal to ihe Advertiser from Troy,
Ala, says that at midnight last night,
as B. F. Parrott, express- and railroad
agent at Searlght. was leaving hts oHlce
he was seized by masked men. They car?
ried him Into th* swamp, and cut his
?lothes off him, after which they took him
io the depot and compelled him to unlock
tho safe, from which they too* on* pacK
.ge of money, amounting to S?"0. They
gol other money und express-order*, but
tow much ls not known.
The railroad authorities were notlfi-d.
ind Tratnmaater Johnson went to the
scene with a pack of dogs, but from
some cause the dogs could not strike
tb* trail No clue aa yet to th* jierpetra
tors.
NEW ORLEANS RACES
Oner Four TbonsaDd People Present on
tbe Opening Day.
MMMH PH.*. I SK THK TRACK.
R. W. Mm in ?.n a Preside* in the
Jn'uc* Mnnil?*..'. P. l'luB' rnl,l
lliiiulle* the linn, and Dispatches
Ihe ll, Ma In Short Order.
NEW ri I ilka xs, I.a , Novemher 23.
Ovey fain poopla -ttf-njed the opaatag
day'* raes of tno Crescent City Jockey
Cltiti. ];. w, sunmons prt-siued In tne ;
Jatajee* stand. C. 9, Fitzgerald handled
Ui' la**, and (li8pa*..-h?'I the Belia In short
order t.i good Italia Ail of the horsemen
praise the treat*, 'Ai.irh has b- in Blade
aver thia wiainrtr. aad the rear or tho I
grandftaiid li is bOOl Caaoi up with };l..^s,
bo that lt can l.e hal tat, with steam du- j
riiit; the cold area th r.
Board nf Trefli Maaahlt c. H. Ifaaltfe
made a bli? killin,; In the out-of-t'iwn
g, who won tho '
foe***** race, g-Uoptha, hy two lengths. !
The ether raaaa mata ateea gad atrl*l*ig. I
but only gae favorite won. TMite-i
cut in. \\--..ttier ilf-ir; trap* r.i.-t.
i .Ist tara laoegrural t**tt*ae, .-ix fur- I
Que* .i Beta (in, Wynn, lu to i>
wea, Chatl*UMoga leeoad, m Hean
third. Time, ii ?
race five ani a half furli-.ngs? I
; Nicholle ii".".. T. Meridor, j*.- i> j
WOO, Scull)! llf-jQd, fanout lt.lid. Tune,
IM i-:.
?i furlongs, sellir,(?Tom
Syn BA, W, Thjrlor, M t" ll won. Lucy
belli nd.'nu third, 'i imo,
i-a i-.'
Fourth rice?mlle and twenty yards,
puru .. .i. Hill, I i o Q mom,
D ck ladei accoad, Bagleblrd third. Time,
1:11 J--.
Fifth race-mile gad an eighth, aeU"Ba>
'?' leap CMS, I beor, " tc. i- woa, Mach
second, .'ulitzer third, Time, IM,
VI.\l nco.
BALTIXORE, Ml)., November 2'!.? The
twelfth day of ti--- raaalag am ting al
Pimlico waa rory | Mori laen
MOO peraona war aa tba graadataod.
Borter PltapaUi k bed an oS lay, moot
of tha M-nd-uffs belag verj reggi >. illume,
e.- aeeon I choice la the leal rae*), v.u<
i' ft itaadla ; ;it thi i oat Bimini a.-. I
? I'M n li two wtaaera. 'iii" inca waa
I :. gad tiie b;.st timi of the* meeting
waa made,
Previoua to tho rap i - to irteea yearttaga
ghi brood-marea, tha propertj of
ti:- Mo itabli ai..I R. W. w ilden,
wera row at auction, ti.-- jraartlngi
brought iairi*,- good prince, tiie top notch
being | . fi i i ba] ? ""ported
: i. 'i be i ila raattged I
I ? ri Bra furl Abbott
a'.. O'Leary, '-< te ii -von, Medica ?e
Cp'H.I, Arlina third. Time. I'S.
BMOBd tai ? OfM mill -.Mack Hrlirgs m..
Ri ff, I t.i v aroa, Defender aeeoae, t?.iy
l third T,i-if. 1:44 M,
I.. ,' irtona Heirn Nichols
i . Ralfe, ;( to ii won, Tota Hardlm ee
coi.'!, Ami r third 1 li ?
Pourth race?Pimlico Haadlcap, BUM
i, quarti! ?'J!i i OM, Bimma, I 11
:.i WOB, lat) Bd, Augusta I'elle
third. Time, tut,
i ifth rai - tx fuiiongi Beptaai 0
Birnam, | tp> ni won, Fifield nco art, Wal]
i .ny tin! i. T.ii.., Idl i-i
Sixth raci -obi mlle?XcKaa o'). O'Doa*
? I., i.. >\ Hi. Ini! I !.*. -- .1 :
M i. ii.tll third. Time. UH l-l.
KENTUCKI TRACX
LF.XINC.T' >N, KY.. Novet.il-r I
. day, with a h?avy track, mai
racing to-day far from mjeyabte. 1
going put Hip talent out of li.ie. all bul
<t; ? favortti rm The defeat ol
kfarlaa 1 uatrvely uri
Cy-ar-old Oladys ive* was an BB*
? ? Ol '"'1 i'.'.l'.
i ;. n ea unlnatJQp, by a party of proi
ni p. boiten ? ? ? the
t ? "tl
t Od i. wet given two
groan!
with .Jp- ?> i ii er, bli <>x\iir. win
-. tnt P. ii Brown
of Cincinnati, from whom Bchrottu
i... hoist In p.ut pay in-nt of a
??
l'n.-t race?ala furlonga?Xajor T
Bi en .(, I tn i> woo, Mary k* ? na i
! Tune, l ll i '
?aa quarter milc*.
i*- Banjo i'.':. Everett, 8 te 5> area, .Tapio
Raapi r third. Time. MS l-l.
. Third race eae milo?Probai
kins. ;; to i> won, La Xoera aoooad, s.ii
bural third. Time, XvH l-l
Gladya L
,-', i! ,??? : fl, .: lo -I won. MaM Man.ni -
Hawthorn* Boll* thirpj. Time, lat
i iftb race live tarlot gi Qai iad B ii
? -bibi, .: to i) woa, i*a Wan
coed, Ida Wiien r thi< l Time, I'M 1-4
i
\ltlll -xl Ol 1. VMIII.I.HV
Heti-i-llve llnldwln'a Meoiuid Raid ?
Wmmn\tMnMnni*Mmnatp,
WASHINGTON. D. C. November 23.?
i.si p'p. ii i-i" ti Btlva Baldwla mada hie
laOQBil r.iixl on the AleaaBdor Wami
gawlJlll last nlsht, but this time in the
? iv of Waahlagbrn aad Ma*ttlel of c*o
lumtiia. Ho was fertlfled with r. ju Isl t lon
papen from Qoverooi O'ltorall, gad baa
lttio trouble, with the assistance of the
v7e**bla*rtoa det**ettvei attached to thc
l-'lr.-t l'oilc.--Station, in *ecurtng some ol
the men ba mated,
jack Heath, sr., who is U yean old,
. :. mph, w.is found Bitting on a
peach-box in quite a coaaplc ilia i
a public street, and was takea arttboul
trouble; Jim Davis an! ll rry Ketlle.x
[irked up on tho streets a few mln
La*taTWattaBj ani a.I >.f them were
confined In the First PollOe-BUttOB. The
arraeta were made betweoa l and 2
o'clock **eetirday iftiraoaa, nr.pi Deb
tive ltaliiwn ami thc Wanhington othe-iF
spem the remainder of the day loohlnj
for the three He Uh boys, l^i Fontaine.
tad Georgi Welah. Dp to the present
time they have no: been apaeebeaded
IWl morninB, Jack Hejth, Sr., who wis
already gader boadi Jim 1'ivi.-, and
ilany lieillfV. wiMlriK-y went over to
AIe\a"ndrla, alipl give boru] \o appear next
I ty, so tn at Detective Baldwla wa?
not f ireed to make any use ot his re?
quisition papers.
VF.HY L1TTI-K TROUBLE.
Soon after his return to this city from
\. x.it.dna 1 met (he lto.inoke detectiVf
.t polici headquarter* In the. Inipector'.
1 ie said: "I had very lutle troubi'
ni inikin? the gi I aa la, t..x.u,h than w.i
some do l^iiiK to keep oi*t of the w.i.
The men made no resistance, and we;,:
to Alexandria and save bond.
"Old J.ick Heath sall." continued the
pietectlv*. "that he would tear down hi
!:ouse on Alexander Island, and nev et
Jeal a card lhere auain."
"And you can rely on bia word,'
cblmti in the Inspector. "Though he la
i gambler, you can always rely on what
old Jack fliy*."
"Yei, 1 bullev* that." Bald Detective
('aldwin. "He also promlied me that Jack
Heath, lr., Bd. Heath, Charley Heal-,
md La Font?lne would come In and giv.
baal as soon a* they could be commtin.
?at-1 wlih. I expect to havi all of them
p r.der bond by to-nlghi or Monday mom
lng."
Detective Baldwin Hopped at the Hc\e;
Haleigh, and reglfltered under i.n assume
nrme, *o that he would e*cape the notu ?
if hi* Intended victims, and also that ...
iiqul?ltlv* newsi iper-men. He will re
main over until all tbe sports are secured
and until their c?<-s are dl*po*ed of in
th* Alexandria court on Tuesday.
NOT BO WILLI NO.
lt turn* out now that, notwithstanding
ibe asaurancea of old Jack Heath, neither
Pirrili!-- tie I dc-n I nt El trick?**'itl
M. .1.'. In IV-lersblirK
i BTSRI BUBO, va , Noan moot I
<?; --.i.-v . ?? tar M timer Crowd* r, thi
ll saar nid son of Mr Joesph Crowder,
.*" Ettrick, was BlSIOS! Instantly b '!
la that fltaaSS IBM morning. K
employed al the Bttrieh eotton-fi
.nd wus in the discharge of bia
... ii i i. ? r.-i rived tbe lr mi I * wi
ith. Exactly how ti*
lodden! ocean i i' aol kass a Tat
elevator is on ths antahh of the building
l in fr .fi- a-, irk, and eoanoeti
with each floor of lae faotory. lt was
! | al UM ttaM of tl... areal- Bl
md lt I -. i thal iiy some menai
Um boy Braal have fanes ead had hie
iif-.id .a.ii;!.t la t\v.- ii ll.. .i. ...lor ap J the
. orb Ths bead waa i rushed, un.i
v ah resulted la a few minah -.
A SAD AI'ri.lcTlON.
Karia L raes, i iuehter of
Mr. W. W. TllWBflB, il I this ni-.rninp
ibout 1 o'clc. k or ty ph' d-fv-r. siter ar,
lines* of ssvacal m. Vs. Ott the 21st of
Vi- month .-lie boCBflflt ll :? ars ...LI, and
in brightness of mini and grttCS an!
beauty of person i i developed In
?rited d er. ?-. giving promise of
brilliant an.i l m Ly b imsnbood. A touch
i.g ft ll is the fae'
thal lt had r "atty beea arru... 1 I
ate her birthday, and there were
. bs pros ai sisal sweat iitt> giris of
t, rat bi I ia ?. bes rioaa frienda an.i
Int mate flchot Ima tea Thees young lid -
instead of BMSthlS tOSSther on the pro
posed Joyous occasion, will march U
?ouples beliing the cask, t containing the
remains of their dear Mead at tho fu
D'ral at St. Patti's Church -sunday after
I BB at 3 o'clock. Tl .ir names are bllSSBI
Martin, J.* Claiborn-, Mcilwaine
Lucy Friend, Anni- Belle 1 ta a, Mut'.e
Mopier, Neille Hamilton, Kaith Hope, an!
I onie Cuthbert Their pit.--- a*.li be that
Bf honorary t aili) ar.rs. The stricken
family have the sympathy of our com?
munity, and of many friends and NfattVSI
la Blebaaaad.
THE IMVUH.ITV lin!:.
?action of Balllmon Alumni and
Other : i-.einU.
BALTI.Mi'Il!:. November '2. -(Special
Members of th" BalthBON Alumni Asso
latlon of the I. nlv-isity of Virginia aim
OthSS trittadfl of the Institution In th..
city met to-night at the Hotel Ren
nett to tAke steps toward raising a furn.
to aid In restoring the buildings recently
burned. Colonel Charl is Marshall pr. -
.lid, with Rev. BdWttTd H. Ingle as
i I. liny. Th'te were ..lout thirty ger.
Ueintn present, Including Professor li
U 0:idersi-eve, who was at ono timi
B member of the unl.ers'ty faulty: Judir
1'. OV Wright; Bishop J. A. Latane, an.
ll. .Snowden Marshall.
A SOaeral Interest In th* rebuilding af
the university burned buildings was man.
"flated, lt was argued not to limit Bub
rlptlons to alumni or membera of th
alumni Association, but to Invite al
armer stu.l.-nta and all friends of thc
nstltutlon to contribute.
W. Oraham Bowdoln, of AlexandT
irown A Hons, was mad* treasurer, an 1
I was resolved to appoint a committee of
,e to solicit subscriptions.
No subscriptions were taken at the
?teetlng. which adjourned subj-ct to th
ll u( the chairman. Hon. Bash B. Gor?
ian and Judge Albert Ritchie ar* promt
'?nt among the workers.
?sa
Mrltrlde Aaalnst Lumpers.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND., November R.
'ohn McBride, president of the America)
vderatlon of Labor, has author.sed thi
vnnounceroent that he ls a candidat* foi
e-electlon. It la understood at h**dq.uar
ier* tb*t Samuel Gompers, ex-preelden'
tt th* federation, ls a candidat* against
Mr. McBride
of h!a sons nor George La Fontaine, ld '
B to nive himself up. They were
to -urrenler this evening hy 7 o'ebvk,
but not one of them put In an appear?
ance up to that hmir Thi* did not
pinna DstafCi ra RsldwlB, wiio. tn com
puiy with OfScar black* one, set out to I
Captsrc the snorts. Aft*r visiting several
of their usual bs iBta Bahtorla suet
In locating Jack Heath. Jr.. at fl dive on |
tho canal .towt, ia OeorrBOtOWtt. Wh-n BO*
co.tel by the officers Jack Jr.. offered
no reliance. and by 10 so to- I
n -ht he wa., safely locked up in the Flrsi
Police S'.tlnn.
1.. ti i-tiv- BaMwta ernerts to get one |
. mon by la-asaetow morning, but j
ns all af tb'ni are BOW glider bon.'.... (
ev. it ki. Rea ii. be Mels ntisftsd w-.ih
the result af li's mlris'.on bera R* ai vs
he ls t:erta'n of httvttttt all of the Heath
before thc coBrtfl In Alexa!! lila ->n
Tut lay next. He will remain here pro?
bably until Wednt
CONORBS BON !L
There are very' RfW SBBtBBfB m. n.li. rs
of Corvr'ss In UM 'ty ^o fur. and 0 bj
Hauy L. Skinner <l'"piili*-t. an! Rl-h
inoi 1 PoarBOB .nd Torn Bottle Ut puli
Bcaaa), from North carolina, The foi bs
?T lt located at th* llb! lit. arl t .- ! ?
tor 'wo n tho Bborebaas, with possibly
?r two exe pt Bf UM S'-v> n
ty-liv- member. BOW In tim etty, there
Bl i ? efh*lS flem the Knuth Ti
? r t-te four Bective i Boss of th*
Hon", go si idl y on, hot e\,n th.se fail
(., alivefl the daine s of Um Capital at
I nt Tiie MtuatiC*. as to the Senate
rr- ? tn iaatioa ls lil ll nnchahged, and lt
i >|.. m..t,,-i for the
army of .orr-si BdSntB, who canvass It
in every poeelb i
r. 11 Ell it, from tha Rlotv
mond District WBfl hera tO-daPi tor the
of locating himself for thu ssas*
?cured quarti rs In the
" Sat*, an linnie; ,. oui . i i ,,;...
roti i on the Boroo ?a plan, aa
:.t. i tn the fSal l ol W o*
Inrton. Mr. ku tl waa ie ump ntl.- i t,y
' mr. who r. lida fl In Rt.
. fi for the neighborhood of IhoJef*
:? ra in that lowly Virginia, cly this
c-v nlng.
PERSONALS
Mutor R. W. BUBter, forni.-tiv of Wln
r, now of th'- Interior DopsrtBMBl
h rs, and bride Lave r. nted I bOBM Ott
F vBUtsenth atreot in the society qu.tr
i--t ..f ute etty.
The condition of Mts (Joners! Barty
II- ih, who ha* been ill for som" tim.-,
la fl .t Improved.
There ls quite a creditable m..vent.nt
on foot, which wdl pr .v.- succ***fu] in
th.- Betti future* for UM formation .f g
r, hi. torlcal society, at tha nation?
al capital.
a man las*! Ht ea a hi ' hawed to
Frank I,..- Simon, of Monticello, Va.,
and Ma- Schmidt of this city.
Mr. Q oi ?' Pols Ruttkls, of Qordooa*
v!ll-, Va., and Mi"s Lilly Wini Clay, of
this r i-y, wan iii irrti I ? i W di
Bftsn -ii st the of Dr. R li
Haiitioh. No MS D street northwest
Rsv io- Ri b, aa ! tani r itor of Trin?
ity Prob -ian! Episcopal chun-h, offlel
.ie.i. ai:. .- a ta.u..ti oi and
tion. Mr. and Mrs Kinki-' I iff brr
N w York anal ot.Y r northan pisces oa
s ? ? * Ltas-toor. Aft. r Doe rober 1st they
B ll I"' ut b OM fo friend, at No. fj!H
Ph -t stn ot flosthwoot
". don A II Van Znndt and Wife,
foi mei ly ol Rtchaaood, an qusrtend her*
for the wbitar, at the plummer Hotel
on G str. ? t.
Mr. Ctanace kv Yoong, bpi re la ii of
r i eu ifs i. of Vu- in la, and Mr
i?? trie* W H' t. ey, ? ??: y ot C bstqbb
man Turner, are also ut Um Pl
which H a great r. . t ft , virginians.
M m Ja'in M .: -v ill JOOSfl and
' i ."ii Richmond, ar.* t. ?
psrmanentl] localed hero, haring lucra?
tive p atti i] . Iii the i I ? ? tl .-IV . s of Ihe
Boothera runway
postsc ru PT.
Bf, I. '"lopt-.n and bride, aft. .
BS ? good portion of their hon- y
ben, r-?t^irned home by thin aft'-.
i: ? n's ,
Mr. Austin Bl akenhor ot h bad brid.
? ok ih9 afternoon tra.n for RI '
Mr. N. w. Boora, of Rlt hmi n 1. |
h ^n his w;.y home from Bititim r<
nina.
< insulin !>' A\ l.I.EVATOlt.
PROTECTION IDEAS.
Lord Salisbury Unable to Carry Them
Ont (or Tories.
QCKE* VICTORIA AliD THE Tl UK.
I.rim Stories Told of Secret Kvrrti
llon* at Conslaatlnople?Ho.t
Aimil aa American Tnrkey tx la
Cobden??General Forclau >e*va.
(Special cable lotter.)
LONDON. November 23-The cool con?
tempt with which Prime-M'nlster fails
bury, when speaking i*?t TB*adiy Bt the
nutting of the Natl"nal Union of Con?
servatives, treated the proposals nt thi
Protect lonlsts relative to the bapuefllen
of a tariff rn wheat, oat*, bari-'y, and
hop* ha* keenly disappointed law
cultuiista, who trusted that the acces
rdOB of the Tories to office would imply
some modicum of protection. Hut his
explicit declaration that a tart*, for pro
taetlaa In any form waa BBpeeenta baa ;
not deterred the agricultural Intereota' i
from miking fn sh app-al*.
-day a deputation from tiie Ka>
tl -i.-I AaaOCdatloa of Hop-Grower* watt**l
on Lord Benah -ry. ant pvetaetad that
a tai in was p.aced on ton
grown kepa, the t'.n*i lah hup ladustry
xx old mm a cease to exist. Agata, the
i Klaletet waa oompolled to speak
pl,u::ly. Ho a.-kxi tb* ?? pl Hatton to look
elooely tnt.> thi problem ot proteetloa.
if protection sti uid bu graatoJ ti the
ai 11, ii- matti t. ?? '? ; ai xiii ba
thi feeling of tho wheat-groa
WOllld bl envious.
? ?- aa blgbly practical the denian ls
fppr a prOtoetlOfl tariff, what, 1;
\x.-r-- granted, would be tin- faelh
til- ooneoaier at finding the price el bread
: .
The government, ne added, lal no 'n
tentlon of placing ? tariit on any uti'','.
laeral ooauaerca. it waa leaklrg ny
other means to relieve the aaTieoitural
dletraaa
Si ii'TA RI AN KDPOATTON.
ITnahla to gratify the party yearning f.'r
prot-ctinn, the governm-nt is pnpairlns
tfi gratify thf daein for gaetarlan educe*
Hon. Lord Baltabury use.l a
phnai in ipi kmg to a deputatljn of
bishop! who flatted him ob Wedaeaday.
Hi s ii i: "\w maa* do what tn i ia, an i
v.'.. it vf can do must bf done quickly.**
Tha Prlmi Ktnliter obvlooaly meant
ii n um Mctarian div rr triumph might
be brief, ani Hat iv- waa nady t" gi mt
s t.i thi educational lefbrina ap
provt i by thc Clari
Th" ? I Of the bi-hop* over the
?i ; i nnmlftaheWt. Tiie Archbishop
of Caatorbtiry (efl a bed nf glckaaai foy
the purpoee of heading tho deputation,
" I lo- spoke under tba strain of sulter
The Waeieyaaa hui the next audience
with th'- Prime mu.isti. on Wedneaday.
HP.ITAIN AND TIT.KKV.
It can Le authoritativf ly BtatOd that
i."id Bellabury*! laatruetloBa to .--'.r Phillp
*'iirrl", the Hrtti.-ih Ambaaaadof to
Turkey, who 1- ft Kiu-I.ir.d a few days
p return to his poet of duty, .ir- ti
?irv undue pressure on
? lian for tba ex-I'ution of tli" r"
Tp>rms in Anmula, aad i" | tt the Porte
to !? ..nx r from the estating ad*
mlnlatratlva anarchy, and to appoint
mthorrtJaa, through whom the r- Carma
mut be affected,
.Slr'Phill;' bal takea with him ail bu
?ograph lotti r fruin th" Queen to the
hUtaa. This i* rappeled le ? a reply
i a letter tho B rttaa m nt t.f bei
?y, with the communication he sent to
p.r.i Siir leira which tba latter r^ad at
?? meetJac of til" NaUonal Union "f
: rattvi i at Brighton on Tv
tight last, it la ?.ud tba! the Queen
?.iii Invite tba Buttaa to visit Boga-d
.ben tba Um* theil i ? ?
jnxi'ty at tiie Fonl*rn Office in n
i-'i to tba Ba t baa greatly Imiaid du?
tha ana.
Kine: Bambi rt, nt Italy, tba Shah "f
- aad tie- Kike i > of Japan, ara
[flited with the lnt-ntlon cf Vi
Eagiaad In tho sprine Ii (> ta. i iii it
:ih wiii be accompanied by los
Mo mb r-' l-l ili , tho valladh,
or heir apparent to th? " ? ?
The temporary lull in tito Turkish crisis
tie- I HOB! tv IttVI | : -..' i lo
oiihllsh radiant eulogies ,,., _ord
? ny as ?!: nvlor "i the pian of Europe.
'I>- non", lt ls cl lim.- I, li ts pgl . :
tho continuity of eon ? i aetioa by the
Poweni he is the gnateet Hvlng
ti diplomacy, and he extorts thc admlia
loa et foreign atateaaaeo, ate., etc.
Then li ne d'-ubt that the Prism Ktate
'er1* reputat'un baa ai ? lahaai ! by
'??-? tit with which he has mantpulat U
'ho diplomatic tm,*!.- lu th" Ki?t. but
'ho Ccnservitlve Jubilations are prinati-r*
tn-l likely to lie turned Into ridicule by
-Gining developments in Constantinople.
TUllaClSil devolution.
Th" Lalee! aad iv-st advlcea r calved on
the Cotnincnt concur with tboei received
'n London tbal tho Turkish revolutionary
r>arty ls making h?adway against tin*
Sultan, whOie promised reforms are held
.i derision.
Hatches of lusp-'ots ar- il.illy deported
i .tn Constantinople gad s.-. r.'tiy exe
I ar bbbi I bi rag of the Su:
taa'a oubliette*! in Anio Klaer, Bia own
rder that ali tili prlao * magi n ;
.vithln the Yiidiz Kio.sk under his direct
upervlsion 1* sufficient to IMfftatl how
rolcaalc tho position continues.
The W-stmmster Gazette publishes a
Letter from constantinople regarding the
ecret executions, and the writer tells
i grim story. Divers who are employed
n driving piles for a new pier outside
iiie GoMon Horn, on reaching bottom,
were surprised to lind a number of bodies
? LBdlag Bprlgbt around the place that
'iad been d- dgaati 1 for the driving of
piles. One of the atven ld "tiled them
is the tf-jdled of students, some of whom
bad beea known to him personal.y. All
bad heavy leeda tied to thf ir feet, causing
them to stand erect, the corpses thus
iieing given a weirdly life-like appearance.
i'i.ey numbf-red between forty and fifty.
Apart from the Conservative bluff, it la
?ten-rally recognized that the Power:"
.-mst prepare to deal early with a radical
o.utlon of the Turkish problem.
PARTITION.
In discussing the partition of Turkey.
tbe Engii&h press of both parties does
not shrink treat ci.liming a lat Share
? f the spoils for Gr.*at Britain.
The St. James Qeaett! heida that Egypt
md Arabia, with that part of Persia Jolr.
ng thf llritoh ladlee .system throug..
iiUuchistan, oucht to be Urltlah. The as
lent of the Shah of Persia to the scheu,,
lora not matter. Southern Persia, the
ip*** says, is ripe to fail at the aral
hake.
The Spectator speaks on similar lines.
The Westminster Gazette, advocating
nore modest British rights, suggest! tba',
he Cnlted States may have a finger lt.
he pie. It recalls Richard Cobden'! fan
>'. published tn a pamphlet In IVS, an
?ititi, d "England, ireland, and Amen
i." In which he pictured the Pashallk*
? in-formed into free States eontrolleo
ty American!, and transformed Into t
?entre of beneficent religion and prosper
mi civilisation. Cobden'* letters ino,-,
hat an Americanized Turkey haunte.
-la mind.
While admitting that thi* li an lllu
-ion, th! Westminster Gazette Mya that
t ia not a hopeleasiy erratic one. Rober
'allege, lt adda, li not the least powirfu
rf the agenciea in Asia Minor. If tli
? mei lean people Intervened, lt alka, wna
igbt not happen?
NAVAL SHIP-BL'ILDINO.
The government proposes to ask for ai
ucrease {2,000.000 In the coming budget
ha vote for ihip-bulldlng. This will rals?
tba navy eaUmatoa to l%tX)0,000, nearly
half of which will be devoted to ship?
building.
The desertion of the richest LH>era!a
from their party la causing a depletion of
the party puree. The Executive Commit?
tee of the National Liberal Federation de?
signs to levy an assessment of a shilling
a hoad upon the member*, of the party.
sad it Ls nicola tod that this win pro?
duce DBMS! yarly, but lt can be said
that unless tho Executive Committee ts
reformed, the rank and file will not sub?
scribe.
It ls likely that the trouble in tne snip
bullding yards on the Clyde and <-t Kel
fa t will result in the sending of some
? tlve contracts partly 'o th..- I'niu-a
States aud partly to Oermany. lb* report
entreat arly In the week that Captain
McClure will come to Kngl nd as tne
agent of the Chinese Government, and
with authority to enter Into contracts
for the construction of Iron-dads, gun
ba.as, mil turpedo-boats, is repeated, ihe
orders, lt ls said, will extend over years,
BBd lt la understood that they ure Ihe
Isrgeat aver gtvsa by say rower at ene
tim.*. As Japan is certain to spend on
ship-building a large portion of tile tll.
BRtSM indemnity n.w \y.i\K in tne Hank ot
England, th Brm* expect a full
t.de of prosperity, barring strike*, vine
latest feature of the lab r dispute ts
a proposed ooaUtloa of the Tyne eti.p
buiid- i * with tnose Of thc Clyde and Bel?
fast. Tkfl dhsmts goos not promise an
early flSttlemi Bl
AS! IA.-Cl'Ki; EXPEDITION.
Although the expedition that la to go
is not likely to light any?
body, the forces have been Increased,
lt has bow b en dec! led to send S<0 wt.ite
effectives, SM of th- Wea! ladle restaaeat
and i. The urittsn battalion
ls drawn from flt, full-Mown, men, se?
ll cit d Hom a number of regiments. A
Ma-el.il a-.ike | of tnt army waa
sh .un by tin- .ll.'ltculty In finding men
who were lit for the service re.pilrt .1.
t",e Infantry i. gUttSttl OBUM show' no fun
grOWB BMB, the rai ka being Hllerl with
? ?> 1 a. -rs. Sev 'ral regl
n, mts dil not have fl suttlclent numi-r
of full-grown men to supply the deniand
KIM,EH WITH A STICK.
Another Truant, in the Cockade
City.
PSTRHSBCRO, VA-, November 23
(Sportsl.) CoIOBtaa Toran (colored) wa*
kitted on Gill street to-night, about h
O'Clock, by two other negroes, named
Ll "Vari Davis gad td BM I" AU 0*011. The
fttCtS, as lettltt< I, an very meagre and
to UM f-tlmony
rani wltaeaees, Jaggss Toran, a
bnth r af the deceased, anti proprietor
of :t stat".- on Oiil street, Iud s.ttne Words
with I....is patterson, la ins atora, and
afic- s .me Ultis trouble ejected l'atter
*ou Into the street, and warned him nat
t ..nie back.
Kati.-ison then threw rocks at Toran's
store, breaking fis windows, and start flt
ti-' dil street, in compony orith '
Daria Cohanaii Toi n la eompaay witu
h.s mother, Jane Toran, was coming
down CHI sfireot, und when they got op
10 11 .vi i .md Pttttanott, Tatterson
' lilt him; hit him," and Davitt, who
had i . s ? ? atk * la Ms baada, struck
C 1 mn Toran back of the head.
Kino IN A kew MXNTJTBR
Tai an fen le the grooad, without utter
ing a BOBBd, and dud lu a few minutts.
Ttio Coroner was sunmoucd, and B jury
of Ittfljueat at once empanelled, an.i tuc
body flowed. ThS Jury adjourned .n i
ui til to-morrow, in order to allow a post?
mortem to b? made.
THE N.:c,UOK.s EXCITED.
The aesrex i an nay much worked up
o-. :? Um murder, u Toran was. a ve.;.
LBOft. I to several
Bocieti. s ia thia city I ill] a thousand
. thc house where Tomi 'l
and they won laud In th- .r
targets .-'ii' t ti.- mardi1
patti' meted at 1030 to-nlgh*.
t.y Officers Crichton and Karn*-'-**, bi t.?
?
and made tho following statement: "I
waa tn J i '"r'--. aad a ru"*
took pine. ! WM SBOVSd OBI on tl
walk, and several men commenced bitting
? ii kura, aid arhaa i
;. I thr> v. a stick* ,'.?!!<-ti I ha 1 In my
: -I i to I t know wr.o die Alick struck
[ then aralked bom nus kt "il thal
i ha v. 9 .i i
I ll Mil Oi!!).
The Can Kii-k.-il-V llurutna; Ot
lioont-?l.ti.-til Option.
BAST RADFORD, va., November
. >-J A Mallox, night en-.'l
ncer of tho ShMtllo kf*ht plant here,
willie huming yesterday had Ills collar
bine broken by th* recoil of the gun.
I tptala Winiam Inghs, Mri Ingles,
Mi :. J. M. Breasie-, two daughters ot
Mr. HOC. Inglis, a daughter of Andrew
i nd Mts* Mollie Harelay, left
yesterday for Atlanta.
Rohort 1-. Jordan and diaries tt.
nan nil* have returned from Bland *******
'ty, Whan they spent a week hunting.
?Ried one deer und liva- wild tur?
keys.
A good deal of excitement was c?use<l
h-te 1 st night by the burning of a SB*
1 -?? ls UM yird An engine rushed UM
% CST Up the track, switched lt,
an 1 ian lt huck to the water-tow yr, wner.
the tire w is put out.
ROS J. lt. Harrison, who has been pas?
tor of the Baptist church here, has BO>
eepted a call to Bt Joseph, Mo., and wm
Move for his new (MM MOBtttty.
A largely-signed petition was pratt BU I
to the Judse of the HuatlBgfl Ce tri t
dav, asking him to ordOf fl "local-option"
a. The election that w .a held last
Jun-* having beea declared "no election,'
by Judge H. K. Blair, a n-w petition has
been circulated.
It ls thought that the next election
if ordered, will be held under the Wal?
ton law.
EXl'EVSIVE RAILROAD ACCIDEHT.
A Pnllman Sleeper Mile-Wipe* a
( oul-Car? The I)....na-.-.
CHARLOTTKSVILLK. VA.. November
23.?(Special.)?Quite un expensive and an?
noying accident to tho Chesapeake ani
Ohio Railway Company occurrtd tli.i
morning at the switches Just west ol
Harris's Foundry. Fortunately no ont
B is hurt.
A* a result of the accident a tine
le.-per attached to No. 3, the westbound
Flying Virginian, waa badly dam?
aged, a loaded OOttl-CttS a M sumed ovei
and broken, flavstttl rails were snapped
in two, and the railroad scaled were de
mollshe.1.
Trains Nos. 2 and 3 pass each other
other at the union station. Thia morn
lng about 3 o'clock N?. 3 was balm.
Uraaaferred to a side-track In order t.
.e. No, 2 pa*s, and Just before the rear
s->a-p,-r got over the switch the flagman
who was on thc front end of the ladi
coach, Jumped down and lt la said turnc
the switch before the nar trucks passe*!
BOBS lu As a eongOOBOOCS, the front
trucks went on one track and the reai
.nes on another. After going a short
lis.ance this way, the Bleeper sMtt-*stptt*i
the coal-car with the result elated above'
The passengers In the sleeper were nm
awakened by the acctden*. but they ha^
to bs aroused for transfer to anothei
coach.
Had the train been going at a rapk
rate, the accident would have been fat
in re serious. The track was cleared lt
time for tbe day trains.
Accepted tke Call.
L.RBBB-URdaj VA.. Nov-mh^r Zl.-atpa
ctal.)-The Rev. Edwin 8. Htnks, of Lp
"crvtlle, to-day accepted the call to th*
rectorship of St. James Episcopal cnurch
-tere, and will enter upon tnt duties there
of early in December.
Nashville, Tenn.-MIss Nora Work
Thomas Daria, and David McCol um
iromlnent people, wera drowned tn tht
-iver at a point twelve mile* below trill
city, while attempting to cross In a shift
SCHOOL OF ATHENS,
Prof. Davis, of tte Unliersity, Dcii.ers
His Celebrated Lecture Here.
PIIRSEMTGD BV JI Ul.i: 1 Mi RIM.
Reall?tli- Ylerr* of tho Groat Flea
and of tho llr-Udlo.**?Work or th*
Ladle* CuBimeudKU-p-CoMtrlb-IIWH*
to the Bolldlaa F~ad.
Profesinor Noah K- Davia, th* dl-tio*
B?shed *oholar, and member of the facul?
ty of th* t**itv*r*lty of Virginia, loo
tured before a larg* and cultured audi?
ence at the Young Men'* ChrUtlan A*
sociation Hall la*t night on "Th* School
of Athens."
The lecture wag given under th! au?
spices of the.ladle* of Richmond for tha
benefit of tha bu.ldlng fund of th* uni?
versity, and realized ths m <t sanguine
expectation* that lt would Us a brilliant
oratorical effort, replet* with Interest,
and evidencing profound learning and
ui.'.'! research. Th* lecture wai Illus?
trated with excellent Btereoptlcoii vl?ws,
kindly furnieht-d ty Mr. Arthur B. Clarke,
of Ulla city. The photograph! were
shown on a canvas 1*5x21 feet, which wa!
effectively bordered wltn "Um* and Yel?
low" draperies. Intertwined.
P II Ml N TKO BY -TUMI INGRAM.
Profs?a,)r Davis was Introduced by
Judge John H. Ingram, who said that
any Introduction of tho <li*tingut*h?it
Mp-*;.i-.#* of the evening would bo Incom?
plete without a brief ntatement of tho
Objeeta of this entertainment, and with?
out some Illusion to those under whoeu
auspices lt wa* being held. He then de*
tailed in itraphlc and stirring terms tha
story of the tire, and said that. If there
had ever been any doubt aa to tha glace
tue university held In tho afflictions of
tr.e people, lt had bern dissipated, for lo
the hour of Its need assistance wee
coming from every hand, the widow's
mite and tho rich man* bounty being
alike placed at Its di.-poaal. He dwelt
at hJBgth IB the part the women of
the Knuth had played In the matter of
raMag fund*, for the rebuilding of the
university, and aatd thal, even Omagh
the I.?.?;-!.itura of Virginia should provo
r. r-am to it* duly, and not tn tke a fluf
Bcleat appropriation to rtstor* tbe In*
BUtutlon ni ai] it.** former magnitlceut
li i-i tums, and though Its alumni and
til. adi among the men should prove
falso to their obligation*, he had abun?
dant evidence tx) convince hir?
th.it the women of the Booth, unaided,
would mi to it thu a new minn.li,
fashioned as mach liku the old as pee*
Mir.-, would proadty rear Ma done, tho
central ornament of our great university.
(Applause.)
il- i'"k". further, of th* object of the
entertainment, la aid in the work of rea.
toratloii, and of Professor Davis'! klnd
MM la cons-nilng to deliver hi* cele?
brated lecture on "The School of Athen*."
THE LECTT.RK.
i'r.ff.agor Devil spoke of tho pi*a*ur?
lt gave him to be present, and to notlo??
fbi fire.u Int* r, st tint wa* being evinced,
in Rf ch uk nd In tho rebuilding of th* uni?
versity. Hu esteemed lt, he said, a rar*
prlvUegl te be abl* to contrlbut* In any
nay towards the re*toratlon of tba dtatin
gulab 1 seat of learning. Bristly hi re?
viewed the history of the Institution, and
then, by mean* of *t*reopttcun view*, he
p.- 'x.iiifd the buililiiKS. with their nun**
rtMM feature*,, aa tbey appear to th<j vial*
tr fioiii the lawti-tront and from tha
?Ida, The front vtera of tue building*, aa
they appeared on th- mam ti ra til* night af
ttlh, waa next Introduced, and
tarer gave a graphic and atirrmg
.. ? riptlon of tho Ure, willeri wa* aocen
tueted by ihe next llluitratlon. presenting
a .st le view of tha ruins.
A maa*nlleaat portrult of Raphael wai
neal latredBced, and the learned laeturer
?pat i'f his art and inrliienc*. The view
of st. Pater*! and trie Va flag a. wince
followed, lld up- to ih* main lubjeot
of the evening, "Th* School of Athen*."
The picture u*? repraaaeaa on th* can*
van, and, after reviewing the Meteff of
Athens, h-r rise, Irinurnce, and decline.
r beete pointed out tba varteae
Ul aili* of pbUOaopbOr!, li'il'lil.Hts, aili
cyalog, aad -.ignified the part tivy tool*
in mo'.' Oreel thought and ?tisU)m*.
Tiie lecturer then gavi bi if skf \i-v.tn ot
the liven and Influencu of Plato, ArUtotl-*,
Atalbtadea, Plapaaa*. Arching!-*, Socra
toe, rjlbagoria. Th wa le tagia*1, anil oo rt,
and introduced aea*art***a gaecdatea b*bb*b
tended to ahow the characteristics of the
ni'-ii.
Tba lecture, which wi* exesedingly In
tt resting, waa frequently interrupted
by applause, and lt* many humorous
touches, weie thoroughly appreclnte.1.
Professor Pa vu loft on in* lo.Mt P. M
train for Charlottesville.
I nlver*ll> ll.ill.lin* Fund.
Tiie following letter explain* I
RI* iinionJ, Va., November HS WJ6.
.Mr. ey, M. ThoratOBl
Hear Sir,?We have been appointed a
coflUBlttee to forward you the enclosed
aam of mid, which bel beea coulribuuti
by Mr. Powell'* Behool to tiie "r_wor*tioa
fund*' of the I uiver*.ty of Virginia.
We have b-?-n Uua.it to revere ani love
tba uaiverelty, ar.d ure greatly dljtre****!
at the calamity which has come upon lt.
Wu ate sorry to send io little, but viii
feel honoured if lt can Herve to r place
evin a small portion of the old romula.
Very respectfully youri.
Ellen M. liagby (ciiairman). Mgebeth W.
Weddell. Murta Q. Mos. if y. M. Gertrude
tbeltea, Oraee Elliott Shields, commit?
tee.
PROFESSOR LILES REPLY.
This 1* tbe graceful reply received to
the above;
University of Virginie,
Charlottesville. Va.,
Chairman's Office, November 22, '"86.
Misses Blien M. Bag by << halrman). Eliza?
beth W. WedJ-ll. Marla G. Morley. M.
gertrude Skelton, and Grace Elliot!
Shields. Committee:
- Leda. * i have the pleasure of
acknowledging the receipt ot your Utter
expressing your affectionate reverence for
the university, and testifying your Inte?
rest In lt* speedy restoration In tb! sub
tantial form pt a contribution of XM.tl,
tMti hy voluntary subscription In Mr.
P iw< M's icbool.
I am ?ure nothing could be more grace*
fut or more encouraging to us than tho
coeartOBeaea*, produced by your geiieroue
?at that even tbe girl* of th* 8tate, to
whp;m our door* are necessarily clo***!.
mn devoting themselves to our Interest*
nd bestowing their pin-money toward!
rehabilitating our dismantled building!.
Surely the old rotunda, when lt shalt
gain stand forth In lt? former beauty,
will have an added glory for th* part
which the women Bad children have taken
n giving lt baric to un.
I b* : that you. and all of those whom
>ou represent, will accept our warmest
links for thia tr bute of your love for
the university, and thli evidence of your
.'rnerou* prompting* In lt* behalf.
Believe me. young ladle*.
Wry sincerely your*. W M LI LR.
Acting I'h.iirmaa.
Amount previously luoaciibed ....113,111 td
Edward H. Brown . 11?d
c. D. Lanie . 19 Pl
Dr. George Ben. Johaatoa . IO td
HAjBXm
Aa Karly Maralan Blas*.
A Are. evidently tbe work of an In?
cendiary, broke out In tha stable occu?
pied by Henri. Hutson Bro hera, la
'.he rear of Dr. Gordon'! rs id ance. No.
HO ena! Grace itreit The engine! from
tbe Broad* ind Third* rtrveta alatlona
responded promptly lo the alarm -urned
in from tha comer of Fifth and Broad
?i*reete. iori the flame* ware ?ubdu*4
befora eay material damage had bee*
dona.