The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-05-22

attses OI Tue YOiunteT corp6-of virginia,
who have proved atG always will prove
tower; of strength In the cause OF their
! State; and those whos haye called us To-
gether to-day are the daughters OF the South
who erected that grind memorial Of their
loving pride in the memory OF their soldier
dead. Volunteers Virginia, to such q
corps belonged our immortal dead and from
such q corps must Cane their SUCCESSORS.
Such corps, compose of the i@~
FLOWER OF HEa eHlyALgY,
is the greatest safeguard OF the State in
time OF peace her greatest strength
| in time Of war, 4Gd the strongest
guarantee at all times M liberty civil, DO.
iiticaI, and religious liberty. I rejoice to
see you volunteers hire to-day fulfilling
this sacred memoriaIS duty. Would that
every company in the State, with full com-
plement OF men, mighk unite in an annual
pilgrimage to this sfat, regarding 1t as a
sacred duty to honorafhe memory of our
Confederate dead, and coming here to en-
kindie and keep warnand bright the fires
OF patriotic devotion 10 their country. 1t
Is not my purpose totaftempt any extended
1 EULoaY OF oUKsnEAD HEROES,
or recital of their ralesous deeds. Time
would fail me; and .Esknow they are all
written and craven onSour hearts, and we
will wear them foreYersiu our hearts core
aye. in our heart OF hearts. So / leave them
to your memory, .chasaing you that you
will honor them most hy keeping steadiast-
~ before you as the purpose and end OF
your life and death their glorious epiiaph,
!" Numini ct Patrig do, -....-.z..-.l,
I Mf. Lyons Is son Of the 1aie Judge VIII
liam II. Lyons. He is a member OF the
Blues, and was ia that uniform when he
spoke. He has good delivery, and his
friends crowded around him TO congratu-
late him at the close.
By some misarrangement the band was
not at or about the stand before OF after the
address.
AFTER THE ADDRESS
there were no ceremonies of any sort.
The people dispersed over the grounds
and enjoyed the cooling shade and compan-
ionship OF friends.
The splendid granite monument over the
grave OF Rev. DR.. Duncan was viewed by
hundreds OF his old friends. Many others
searched for it in vain. 1t is hard to find
section in Hollywood by directions-sn
the plan which prevails everywhere else or
giving names to hills, avenues, and paths is
not followeG-but If any one in search OF
this monument will, after entering the
grounds and crossing the creek, go straight
up the hill westwardly, it may without
great difficulty be found.
CIIILDREN'S TRIBUTE.-The children OF
the de VIIiers Institute, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. dc Filiicrs, yesterday deco
rated with Wreatlls Of roses the statue OF
Stoncwall Jackson in the Capitol Square.
SALE OF PDIsONS.-The following is the
act passed at the last session OF the General
Assembly "to amend and reenact section
0 cf chapter Gil VI the Acts OF 1S71-'1S, in
relation to the regulation OF the sale of poi
sons, approved April ,. 1892:
1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Virginia, That section OF chapter 81
of the Acts Of Assembly OF 1S77-'7S. in re-
lation 10 the regulation OF the sale OF poi
sons, be amended and reGnacted 50 as 10
read as follows:
Section 0. Every apothecary, druggist,
merchant, or any other person who sells or
delivers any arsenic, pruSSic acid, gum
opium, Paris green, tincture OF opium, oil
OF bitter almonds, tincture of belladonua,
corrosive subimate, or any poisonous aka
loids, shall have the word "poison" writ
ten or printed on the label thereof: and
SHALL note in book to be kept by such per-
son for that purpose, whenever be sells oil
Of bitter almonds, stychnine, prussc acid,
sons were delivered, the date OF delivery,
and the kind and amount OF such poisons
50 delivered, and shall keep such books
open for inspection. Every apothecary.
druggist, or other person who sells or de-
Iiyers any poison or poisonous substance
shall have the English name Of such poison
or poisonous substance plainly written or
printed upon label attached to the vial,
box, or parcel containing the same. ANY
person violating the provisions OF this Sec
ton shall, on conviction, be fined not less
than twenty nor mo!e than one hundred
dollars Provided that the provisions oil
this section shall not apply to the prescrlp.
tions of regular practicIng physicians, nor
to the dealings OF one druggist with an
other.
9. This act shall be in force from its
passage.