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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-22

Mrs. Caroline +. Fisher, widow OF Ste
nben II. Fisher, who was for long time
before the war Il shoe merchant on Broad
street. died Wednesday night at her re-
sidence, on Floyd street, in the siXty-hith
year Of her age. -
She was lady whose life had been
largely spent in good works among the
moor. and was long an active member OF the
Eniscopal Church. Her devotion to her
children was remarkable, even in this lana
where the name mother has ever been a
SYNONYM for that which is truest and most
beautiful In human character. During the
past winter and spring she had been sur
ierer from general debility, which, com
bined with erysipelas, ended her life. Her
sufFerings were borne with uncommon
RESIGNATION and iortitude, and she passed
away i'm blissful hope OF an everlasting
home with her husband and children gone
before her to the grave.
Her surviving children are stephen Mc"'
Fisher and Mrs. George Scben.
The funeral will take place this morning
al 10 o'clock from the Moore Memorial
church, OF which she was member.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-22

A Duel Looked For.

In consequence OF an editorial publica-
tion in the Wing OF yesterday, responsive
10 an article IN the State OF the evening be-
fore. the following warrant was obtained
yesterday morning for the arrest OF the two
editors.
City Of Richmond TO-lcit: To Al or Any
one Of the Police officers Of the city Of
Richmond:
Whereas c. Depriest has this day made
complaint and information on oath before
me, j. u. Whitehead. justice of the peace
OF said city. that Richard L. Beirnc and
William c. Elam are about TO commit a
breach OF the peace, these are, therefore, in
the name OF the Commonwealth OF Nir-
ginia, TO command you forthwith 10 appre-
hend and bring before me, or some other
justice OF the peace OF said city, the bodies
of the said Richard +. Beirne and William
G.. Elan 10 answer the said complaint, and
to be further dealt with according to law.
And. moreover, upon the arrest OF the
said Richard +. Beirne and William G.
Elam by virtue Of this warrant, l COM
mand you, in the name OF the Common
wealth OF Virginia. to summon {. DeprieSt
TO appear at the poiice-Justice's Court as
witness TO testify in behalf Of the Common
and William c. Elan, on the 22d day Of
June-that is to say, on the next day fol-
lowing the day of arrest; and have then
and there this warrant, with your return
thereon.
Given under my hand and seal this 2lst
day OF June, 1888.
j. d. WHITEHEAD. J. 7. [sEAL.l
The complainant is Policeman Clinton
Depriest. The police yesterday visited the
Whiq office and the city residence OF Mr..
Elan without being able TO find him. Nor
could Mr. Beirne be found either at his
home in Ashland or ct the State office here.
II is understood that he saw the Wig arti-
Gle while at breakfast Gn Ashland); that he
excused himself to two gentlemen who
were his guests and Immediately lett. That
a correspondence was in progress yester-
day. and that there will be a fight this morn
ing, the whole community believe. The
police confess their entire ignorance OF the
whereabouts of the two gentlemen, but the
probability is that that they are still within
a few miles OF Richmond. At least they
have not been seen on any OF the outgoing
trains.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Ct
yesterday:
Patrick Belton. drunk. Fined s..
Thomas johnson (colored), charged with
shooting gun in the street. Discharged.
John Evans (coored), charged with play
ing bail in the street. Fined 81
William Fletcher (colored). charged with
ieoniously assaulting and wounding Hen
ry Lightfoot. Continued to Saturday next.
Henry Going. charged with assault and
battery. Dismissed at the request Of the
prosecutor on payment Of costs.
John ii. Coleman and Isaiah Evans (both
colored). charged with stealing one lot OF
pocket-books, the property Of julius Meyer.
Very young. Turned over to their parents
to be whipped.
John O'Brian, Lewis Winston. and j. f.
Jones, charged with assault and battery.
Not appearing. attachment issued for their
arrest.
FMike Kelly, charged with receiving as
stolen property nine brass railroad-car
boxes, all OF the value Of twenty-five
dollsrs, belonging TO the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company. Guilty OF petit
larceny, and sentenced to confinement in
the city Jail for a term OF three months.
Appeal taken 10 the Hastings Court. Bailed
in the sum OF $500, with Joseph Allard,
Jr., rs surety.
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Ambulance A fallS.

The hecityambulance, Or. Mercer in charge.
was called out Yesterday about O'Clock to
the corner OF Franklin and Jefferson
streets. TO attend colored man who was
suffering with cholera-morbuS. He was
taken to his home on the corner OF Elgh-
teenth and Cary. where he received proper
medical attention. There was another call
about 6 O'Clock to the Petersburg railroad
depot. to white man who had fallen out
Of wagon. lie was unconscious when
the ambulance got there, but recovered in a
short time. This call was made by Dr. Bo-
allnr
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Desirable Summer Homes

Mr.. b. :. Barbour, general passenger
agent of the Richmond and Allegheny
Railroad Company, has issued a handsome
little tourists book descriptive Of the
country through which the road passes.
4 valuable feature is a list OF the country
places where board can be obtained at 81.
s.. Sc. 81, IS. and upwards a week.
There are five hundred families here in
Richmond seeking information OF this
character: there are thousands Of farmers
wanting b0arders at such rates.
The thing is to bring farmer and boarder
into communication. This book will be 4
help i'm that direction.
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a Xablp Gift.

Yesterday Rev. \. f. Dickinson, ID. d.,
received telegram from Rev. j. &. Iiarts-
horn. OF Providence. X. l., informing him
that the latter would visit Richmond to-
with a view OF cOnferring with
citizens here in regard TO establishing
within or near this city a school for the
education OF colored girls. Mr.. Ilartshorn
is a rich manufacturer OF Rhode Island,
and proposes to erect building to cost
about $4,000, 10 be given to the BaptistS
for the education OF cOlored girls. He also
gives second contribution OF one thou
sand dola.s to the library fund OF Rich
mOnd College.
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Professor Summers supposed to be
Drowned.

A letter from the White House TO the
West Point star, under date Of June 10th,
is as follows: The community around Is
very painfully exercised over the drown
ing OF Mr.. Carl Summers, whoi with his
vollne wife had been visiting Mr.. John
Robins. Mr.. Summers got of the train at
10 o'clock Thursday night, and not being
able to get boat started across the bridge
10 walk TO Mr.. Robins's. Friday morning
his umbrella was found on the bridge near
the draw, and to-day his hat was pickedup
in the river, which facts lead to the suppo-
sition that he either fell into the river or
has been foully dealt with. He is an Eng
lsh gentleman. has only been married about
six months. A reward OF s. has been Of
fered for his body.
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Jr.. Albemarle county. Va. Maxcy G.. Field,
Alhemarc county. Va; Cuihbert GIlham, Rich
ty, Va: Rosewell W. Graves, Canton, China
James +. Gnnter. AccoInac county. Va. l.. r..
Ifam5erln, Nicksbnrg, Miss; win. A. Harris,
Richmond. Va: j. Bunyan Lemon. Botetourt
county, Va: Edgar r. Linscomb. Nelson county,
Va: Frank Puryear, Richmond, Va; David NJ.
Ramsey, Greenyille. ;. G.; William C. Robinson,
Sussex county. Va: Warren Talley. Lynchburg,
Va: William ". Thornhill. Lynchburg. Va. Rich
ard Washington, Westmoroland county, Va; r..
Leigh West, Louisa county, Va; Matthew L..
Wood. Pittsyvania county. va.
School Of Phttosophg-.Iohn Currle. Richmond,
Va: Virgnlus l.. Fowlkcs, Noifoway county,
Va; Richard Washington, Westmoreland coun-
ty IA.
BACHELORS OF ARTS.
Virglniug Lee Fowkes, Nottoway county, Va. {:
Richard Washington, Westmoi Gland county, Va.
MASTERS OF ARTS.
John Currie. Richmond city. Va; Edward Filli-
son Settle. Culpeper county, Va; John Edward
Wiatt, Gloucester county, Va.
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Ranking and Insurance Company.

A meeting Of the stockholders OF the
Richmond Banking and Insurance Com,
pany-John B. Davis president-was hel'
Yesterday. The action Of the Board OF Dl-
rectors last September appointing trustees
Ia wind up the affairs Of the company was
ratified and approved. The trustees were
directed to pay the final dividend to the
creditors. and the residue OF money ID
their hands after that is done to deliver up
20 the officers OF the company.
This suspended bank has through the
trustees since last September paid 80 PEI
cent. of It's Indebtedness, and VIII al an
early day pay the remaining ~ per csn., ,,at,
MIR. Davis said from the beginning pit
eyery dollar could be paid.
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Masonic Election.

LAFAYETTE Royal Arch Chapter No. 10,
at il regular meeting held at 1t. Adams
Hall las. night, elected the following OIL
GERS for the ensuing year: 5. MEG. Fisher,
biph priest; william o. English, king;
r. G. Ebel. scribe; X. L. MacOmber, trea-
surer: Charles Lundin, secretary; Charles
A. Nesbitt, captain OF host; William f..
Turner, principal soiourner; Charles A..
Yancev. royal arch captain; Thomas W.
McCaw. master third veil; B. a. Jacob,
master second veil; John ii. Dickerson.
Jr.. master first veil; ID. Il. Collins, iani-
tor; Rev. w. c. Schaetler, chaplain.
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"THoUGHr TIE CHILD Would DE-
This is what the Sisters OF the Home for
Catholic Children, in Boston, said about
Door little child who was racking itself
almost to death with whooping-c g-cough.
The child was suddenly taken with severe
spasms and vomiting and with frightful
pains in the head. The SISTERS write: We
used PERRY DAyls's PAIN-KnLER with the
most astonishing results. I'm few hours
the disease was gone and the child was
well -
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ing chance 10 all who NAV so desire
TO see the unveiling Of the statue, and
ut the same time be present at the COM
mencement ceremonies. Nothing that has
franspired In the State for years will lie so
attractive or draw so much attention from
abroad as the unveiling Of the recumbent
statue OF Lee, and those who fail to see Il
Will miss an opportunity not often pre-
sapfpd
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Board of Publication.

The Sl0.000 Tor The Prc-byierlan Board
OF Publication has been subscribed. Dr.
j. X. Hazen is issuing thcf per cent. bonds
as fast a. the money comes in, which i
about as fast a ne can get the coupons
signed and bonds sent ont. Since June lst
there has been collected $4,000, enough 10
pay of the debt on the building. In 20 short
time he hopes to commence the publication
work for the Southern Presbyterian Church
with the halance OF the money.
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Personals and Briefs.

William Il. Burrows, Esq, formerly
agent and one Of the principal owners OF
the Midlothian cOal-mines, aud who has
been visiting the city for the past few days.
leaves with his family this morning for his
home, in Boston.
The Seryia, upon which Professor VIM
ston and party sailed from New York, has
arrived in safety at Queenstown.
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Teachers Paid OF.

Tuesday and Wednesday OF thi, week
Assistant-Treasurer :. &. Tinsley paid of
seyenty-eight teachers.
There are a good many vet TO pay. and
he would be glad il they would call and
get their money.
Jurors for the June term OF the llust-
ings Court can get their pay at his Office.
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. y. o,uortuuity for Pleasure.

The Richmond and Allegheny railroad
will Offer great opportunties TO those who
NAV desire 10 attend the unyeiling OF the
I ee statue and the commencement eX-
ercises OF Washington and Lee UNI.
yerslty. at Lexington. Tickets good
from June 24th will be extended on this
road until July Sd, inclusive, afford
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-22

Call at Jackson's, sos east Broad street,
IL you want china, crockery, or glassware.
lie has also table cutlery, tlnware, hoor-,
ceiling, dust, and scrubbing-brushes.
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V'HE GREAT HIT AND HOW WILL
l. TTAKE.-Just opened, q DINING-SALOON
on Franklin street between Thirteenth and Pour
teenth streets. where MEALS can be- furnished At
ALL HOURS. Please give me a call
AUGUSTUS LAWRA<CE.
le 22-lts 1919 Franklin street.
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lInmnNcks.

Hammocks can be bought at the low
price OF 81. Strong and durable. aud will
give satisfaction. ut l.. Lichtenstein 4 Sons,
Seventeenth and Franklin streets.
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The ladies of Grace-Street Presbyterian
church will continue their garden party
on this friday evening in Mr.. McGuire's
yard, on CANDLES Hill, and will be pleased
TO see their friends.
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Rase-lsatf.

Mr.. Henry G. Boschen, the manager OF
the Richmond Club. which was so we'll
known to the public. calls attention to a
card i'm another column.
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Late Weather Report.
SpecIal teIegram ID the Disnatch.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, ID. C., June 22-1 A. N. -
For the Middle Atlantic States, warmer.
generally fair weather; winds generally
from south TO west, stationary or a slight
rise in barometer.
For the South Atlantic States local rains
and partly cloudy weather, winds generally
from south to west. slight changes in tenn
peature and pressure.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
warm.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ. rs ;
0 A. NJ, 81; noon, 81; L. NJ, 80; =.
NJ, So; midnight, so.
Mean temperature, 50 Sc.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

f.. y. COOK, 10 \. NJ, household furniture, sc.
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10Y 4. NJ, household fur
nlfure. gr0cerios. &C.
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DoN'T GO To THE MOUNTAINS or tho seash0rc
before you supply yourselves viii All kinds ~
toilette requisite. OWENS & MINOR keep fgli
nne of air-pillows and cushions. s'0ngcs. Turkish
towels and gloves soaps, and pcrfumery IN great
variety.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-06-22

SAVE MONEY by having your printing f0nf at
the DISPATCH PRINrISG-lIoUSE. Good wOgs,
low prices. ant satisfaction guaranteed.
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OUR GREAT HIT AND HOW IT WAS
MADE.
THE STOCK,

a revelation In what the tailors art Is capable of
producing. such beauty Of fabric. such richness
and harmony Of trimmings, such perfection Of
workmanship, were never before attained III
ready-made clothing. and have
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Schpu.s Llmc.Ade

Is pronounced to be the most popular OF
summer beverages. His store is daily
thronged with ladies and gentlemen who
enjoy drinking from his cold soda fountains.
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REGARDLESS OF THEIR VALUE. .ss

LOT 11.93O-CuILDREN's LIGHT -COI0RED
ALL-wooL SUITS, good value al Sc
must now go at ~ a suit.
LoTs 12,02i, 4,646, 5,429-CHLDREN's
SUITS, formerly ~, now go at s2.7j.
There are but few left.
LoTs 1854, 9.263-AN ALL-wooL CmrD's
SUIT, to ht ages from four TO ten years
Cknee pants). Not over twenty suits on
hand. Are good value at 50 . suit.
Come and take your choice of the lot at
s3a suit.
LOTS 2,O3G. 11,96s, lI,995-BoYs' LoSG
PANTS: none sold for less than s. some
more now 20 at 1926.
LOTS I0XX, I5AX, IsAX-BoYs' Long
PANTS. They were $50 a pair-now
goatsl.l5.
ONE LOT CnLDREN's KILT SUITS, 70 fit
ages from two and a half to six years.
These suits do not move rs rapidly a. we
had wished for, aud We are going n close
them at s3a Suit.
REMEMBER, WE DO NOT CLAM TO GIVE
GOODS AWAY,
but when small lots accumulate In a house
like ours we do not stop 10 consider value,
but only consider what VIII close them out,
and by this method we accumulate no Odds
and Ends, and at al times oiFer you the
NEWEST AND CHOICEST GOODS.
A. SAKs & CO.,
LEADING CLoTHERs.
1913 Main street. opposite post-oflce.
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refusing % humbug the public with threadbare
trade tricks such IS prevail far and wide-ihcse
and many other causes make clear
OUR GREAT HIT AND HOW 1T WAS MADE.
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These goods rla fun ? yards, and have been di-
vided in four lots. as follows:
Lot No I-l.5OO pieces at lSc, regular value
3Oc.;.
Lot No. 2-ll0O pieces at 22c., regular value
85c;
Lot No. $50 pieces at 27c.. regular value acc;
Lot No. 4-65O pieces at Ssc. regular value soc.
We would also Ike 10 mention an immense line Of
SWISS EMBROIDERIES,
bought at recent large Boston sale and 10 be sold
25 per cent. lower than they can be had in any
house in this town.
Remember. these EDGES will be sold at these
prices until the entire lots are clesed ont
JULIUS MEYER & son,
te2l 6Ol and COS Broad street.
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VOL. LXIII.

ss-TliE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCu.
LATi0N OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
iEntered at the Posi-oiiice at Richmond Va, as
second-class matier.I
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II YOU SUFFER with sick headache, consiira-
tion. sour stomach, or bilious attacks, EMORY's
LITTLE CATnARTrc PILLS VIII rclieye you. IS a
regulator Of the bowels they have equal. F.teeO
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GEORGE SCHGS

two seasons ago. and now The most popular
drink In use, Try IL.
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TAKEN THE PUBLIC BY STORM.
A STRAIGHTFORWARD ATTITUDE,

The response was immediate and ovcrwhelmin
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PERSONAL.
no THE PUBLIC.

Having been engaged Tor The past Eve seasons in
building up the national game IN this city, and
having the course Of tbs time succeeded IN get
ting up a good club. which was an honor 10 this
city having through these years worked hard
without any profit % myself this being the first
season In which have been able 10 realize iuy-
thing for my lshOr). the nine which | had having
been suddenly taken from me. aud wishing % mn
The dates with clubs that | have made contracts
with 10 play. would respectfully ask OF the clti-
zens NhO have been kind enough t0 patrOn'ke NE
a. excuse the playing OF the nine which l have been
compelled u get up burricdly until | can again
puf IN the Held nine which may he an honor ani
credit 10 this city. shall do the hest la my power
10 secure good club. Thanking the pnuic for
the patronage bestowed upOd me 80 far. remain
respectfully, HENRY 4. BeSNilE\,
c 22-lt Manager Of Richmond Baseball Clnb.
n o 7 Q E.
l have this day appointed W. L. cox my agent
10 conduct 'he
LAMP. STOVE. AND OF BUSINESS
at si2 east BrOsd street, Richmond,
90 bay and sell for cash.
je 22,2d.29SIy6 II. JAY MALLORY.
EXECUTOR's NOTICE.-Haying quail
h hed on the 9Th instant executor OF the estate
OF Mrs. LOUISE AMELIA ZIMMERMAN, de-
ceased. this Is notice that any and all persons In
debled 70 the said estate will come forward and
pay the same and all paities having elaiFus
against the said estate will hand n their bills duly
attes'ed, to the undersigned, within thirty days
| from this date. JOHN DOEs,
Executor OF the estate Of Louise A. Timmerman
deceased. le l9-eoa3t
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Kentucky, 1881.

A pure rye whiskey, distilled in Ken
tucky two years ago, can be bought at
$3.50 a gallon ONLY OF
JOSEPH NJ. BLAIR. Grocer,
S03 Main street pace Block.
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{" Red Rose - CIaret.

'sRed Ross" CIaret.
This is Virginia wine. the pure juice
Of the grape, made by the Monticello Wine
Company EXCLUSIVELY for
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer
500 Main street pace B,ock.)
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IcE-CREAm SODA.

Don't FAIL TO TRY THE SARATOGA YicHY
WATER. Il cures dyspepsia, and &, a most ex-
ccllcnt table water
OWENS 4 MIVOR. AGENTS.
Richmond, Va.
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LIME-ADE,
new summer beverage, originated and so named

lfM rull4iili "'f'i ~ anu -" t''i'.
by
GEORGE sCnGS
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Finest Green Tea

can be bought OF
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
500 Main street pace Bloek).
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We would also Ike TO mention an immense line Of
SWISS EMEROIDERIES,
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Now FOR BARGAINS.
re- ASK FOR TABLE No. Ia.

SPECIAL PLuNs, READY FOR "PrcKrxc."
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county, Va: Frank PuIleir, hlenllond' va;
Robert J: TgTnley, fpoR,Ihd RIchmoad' 'yTn'F' Vaa 'a'
GRADUATES.
c.Iooy of Tntip.-John A. Barker, Sussex cOun-
80 Va. A McIyer BO>t ck. Barnwell, ;. C.;
Georgc {. Bundick. Accomac county Va Alfred
=. - ~ rn,rtr conntv Va; Lafayette X. Hamber-
lin Vicksbtirg, Miss; James W. nens1n, Louisa
COUNT. Va; George Ni,nn N FIuvann, roi,i,,,
~. a ,niam H. LYONS. Richmond va; Edward
u" rnIIorJ. Richmond. Va; james u. Redd, Jr.,
Henrico county va; 0ire rnhiiI - auashi
~ poLert j. TURNKEY, SpoisyNanla county,
Va, r. Leigh West. Louisa county, va; Walter
PMyei' War.ei.o alr..SiEna;corge c. Bundick. Accomac
,,y S1ny''g ~, g Nv. Fred Gunter, Accomac county,
W.. T. n. Gamberlin. NicksDurg Miss; George
William Hurt, Powhalan cvs"'i S,, ii parl1~ a,,
nu"1 nu 49, narisb La: Edward r. Sette, Culpeper
ao,T ~ 80 Orren l.. stearnes, Pulaski county,
Va; Walter l.. Wyer Warrenton, N1i, c.,.
SchooI Of Modern Ldhg"a2ts..-1,,,.,nohh ourrie.
9, ,.SS SSi'oo, a ~ Va Virduius l.. FOwlkes. NOttoway
cn,,niy. VA. Edward F. settle Culpeper county,
Va: Luther ID. Shumaie ollei ouIn.y, va, Rich
ard Washington. Westmortlahu c0uh'y, Va;
Tha,n,S aIu w ~ Williams. Jr.. Richmond' va:
lno1ias nlo1IJ - 'rnoIish-Gcorge {. Bundick. AccO-
mac county, Va: Percy" ,,, ,, eounty.
VI Lame O. Field. Jr., Albemarle county; va.
~ o1t y,,jd AIbcmarle county, Va. y. Fran
81 Eo,yicr SaIado, Texas; Nirgnius l.. fowlkes,
" ,,,S comnty Va. james +. Gunter, Acco-
Nollo"aS So'Vn'. Va. /, X. Hamherlin, Vicksbury,
mac mac coIn gascph l.. King Halifax county, Va; Da-
d IL Ra%ey rs4ysSa gd9yi sa !: Joel S T. pFFs@ Tucker T.
Siearnes. iaa VII eounfy Va: Robert ID. Tucker,
Pr,nSe tan County, Va. RICHARD Washington,
ivns,,norrl md county, Va. Matthew L. Wood,
PfttsylySniHa atvc111Ituofics-Frank Puryear, Rich
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