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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1883-12-13
Marriage Bells.

Yesterday afternoon at st. james Epis-
copal church Mr.. William :. Dashell and
Miss DOME Minor, second daughter Of the
late Capt II. ID. Minor. were married, the
Rev. Dr.. Joshua Peterkin and Rev. DR.. T..
G.. Dashiell the last named the father Of
the bridegroom officiating.
A large number OF the friends Of the
happy twain awaited with interest the
pleasing and impressive ceremonies Incl
dental 10 the occasion. and when the two
were made one there was no lack OF hearty
congratulations and fcryent wishes for
blessings upon them in their walk down
the vale Of life, and il they do not bask in
the sunlight OF happiness and have perfect
freedom from clouds OF care ii will not be
for the want OF the prayers and good
intent Of a long list OF well-wishers. The
bridal party went North on The evening
train on an extended trip.
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock Mr.. j. i.
Clark, Of Lynchburg, was united in mar
riage to Miss Bessie Scott. daughter OF
James p. Scott, Esq, OF this city. The
ceremony was performed at tie residence
Of Mr.. Scott. south Third street, by DR..
Moses u. Hoge, i'm the presence Of num-
ber OF the friends OF the bride and groom,
who We'd with each other in Showering
upon tine happy couple their congratllla-
tions and good wishes. The groom is 4
popular businessman and prominent to-
bacconst Of the Hill City. and was accom-
panied by few OF his many friends from
that citv. The bride l. beautiful and fas-
cinating brunette. whose departure from
her social circle here will be quite loss TO
the society she has so well gr1ced.
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GhriSfIilns.

To select Christmas goods TO suit the
taste Of Richmond people, who demand
fine goods at a low price, - a difficult task.
We have accomplished it after two weeks
hard work In Boston. New York, Phila-
delphia, and az the factories East. Some
OF our finest goods are OF our own importn-
ton, and will be sold as low, and often
lower, than they can be bought in New
York. Many Richmond people will pay
more in New York FOR articles than they
can get them for at home. Don't do it this
year.
Y0U know who has the largest and best
selected stock OF Christmas goods i'm this
city and has had for fifty years. FiDe thar
saul SqVdre feet OF space tilled with choice
books Tor children and grown people
Prayer and Hymnals. Bibles, Poets. Tra-
ycls, Illustrated Books of all kinds;
Plaques, in brass and plush; Albums,
Work Boxes: Desks. wood and leather;
Dres,iDg-Ca,cs for gentlemen and ladies;
Toilet-Sets for - TO Sl0-the handsOmest
ever seen in Richmond, and less than New
York price.
Ladies' will find plenty OF presents for
gentlemen. We invite YOU tO examine or
Stock nOc. before the rush. and take your
time to select. No hay-prjce business for
Us. \ fair price is what We ask.
RANDOLPH & ENGTIsH,
1902 and 1904 Main street.
Mail orders will have prompt attention.
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Police fOUrf.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday:
William e. Johnson. a small cOlored boy.
for being dsOrderly on the street. Turned
over to his parents 10 be whipped.
Mary Twyman (colored), for asSauiiing
and beating Margaret Walker. Discharged
on payment OF costs.
Richard McCov (cOlored), for assaulting
and abusing Emma Lacy ,colored). Dis
charged.
Maggie Martin, for being drunk in the
street. sent TO Jail for thirty days in de-
fault OF surety.
j. =. Bailey. charged with unawfully
and feloniously forging certain check or
draft on the Citizens Bank Of Louisiana for
$50. and feloniously uttering and attempt
ing to employ rs true the said forged check,
knowing the name OF G.. +. Paynter to be
forged The youth was employed at the
Southern Telegraph office. He declared
his innocence. and said when the case is
heard to-day he will be acquitted. The
check was found in the possession Of col
ored boy named Phil. johnson, who said
he got il from George Lumpkin, who is
now in jail awaiting trial. Both cases are
SET for to-day. Bailey was allowed bail in
the sum Of $500 for his appearance this
morning.
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ru,I List Of Masonic Grand Officers.

Most Worshipiul Henry w. Murray.
Grand master: Right Worshipful Francis
II Uill. deputy giand master; Right Wor-
sbinful William f. Drinkard. grand senior
warden: Right Worshipfnl Robert T.
Craighill, grand junior warden; Right
Worshipiul John f. Regnault, grand trea-
surer; Right Worshipful William b.
Isaocs Grand secretary; Worshipful
George II. Jordan. grand senior deacon;
Worsbiufnl J. Howard Wayt, grand iu-
pior deacon. The following officers were
annointed nv the Grand Master: Most
Worshipful Peyton 5. Coles. grand lee
turer; Worshipful George w. Dame, ID.
d.. grand chaplain: Brother James e.
Riddick. grand pursuivant; Brother VIII
liam Krause, grand steward; Brother w.
G. wilkinson, grand tiler.
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State Dental Association.

The fourteenth annual meeting Of this
body, which closed its session last night,
was one OF the largest and most interesting
which has ever been held. There were
representatives present from nearly every
portion OF the State, and the discussions Of
the various papers presented were spirited
and cvinced great interest on the part Of
the Association.
The following subjects occupied most OF
the time OF the Association Cooperative
and Mechanical Dentistry" " Dental Edu-
cation and Literature" Dental Pathology.
Physiology. Histology, Microscopy, aud
Chemistry
A committee was appointed to memorial
ize the Legislature to pass bill to regulate
the practice OF dentistry in the State. This
bill is not for the benefit OF the profession,
but TO protect the people from imposition
mt the hands OF incompetent practitioners.
Several OF the States have passed such re-
StrctiOns as are asked for by the Virginia
dentists, and they have operated beneficial
ly. which fact has encouraged this society
to renew their efforts in this direction.
The following names were reported by
the Executive Committee for membership
and unanimously elected: Drs. j. W. Fore
man, y. *. W OoucN, W IL. bluncTlcn, Z.
T.. kloeber. J. i. Reed. Norfolk; W. ..
Smith, Louisa Courthouse; j. W. Egle-
Ston, Amelia Courthouse II. ". De,portes.
Richmond; Il. A. Switzcr, HarrisOnburg.
A resolution was adopted remitting the
dues OF those in arrears and providing for
the payment Of dues only when in attend
ance nc the meetings Of the Association.
The following were elected officers for
the ensuing year: c. A. Mercer, preSi-
dent; G.. IL. Chewing, first yice-presi-
dent; j. II. Woodley, second vIce-presi-
dent; r. 4. Switzer. third yice-president I;
J. +. Thompson, treasurer; q. +. Keesce,
recording secretary; J. II. Moore, corre-
spending secretary. Executive Commit
tee: Drs. Thackston, Ginnerich, and Web
ster.
\ vote OF thanks was rendered the
Chamber OF Commerce for the free use OF
their room. and TO the Commercial Club
for hospitaitics of their house; after which
the Association adjourned to meet on the
first Tuesday in October, 1891. at Norfolk.
upon special invitation from the Norfolk
members.
At night the Association was rendered a
banquet by the Richmond members at the
Commercial Club.
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FOR OTHER LOCAL SEE FOURTH pacK.I
The Lee Monument.
RICHMOND, December Z, 1889.
To the Editor of the DfspGtch.

RICHMOND, December \, 1888.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
/ have noticed several times recently in
your paper calls upon some one to come
forward aud push the Lee monument
scheme. IL is agreed that there rs snfii-
cient sum on hand to begin with, il consol-
idated. The public who contributed this
money would like to know who has it in
charge, and whose business it II 10 begin
the move. The present generation whose
money has been given would feel encour-
aged TO give more il there were any signs
being made of proper application OF it,.
General Lee has been dead over thirteen
years. The men who fought under him
and the people who knew him are passing
away. In few years most OF the old sol
diers will be gone. In their lifetime an
opportunity should be afforded them Of
paying the last tribute TO the memory OF
their great commander. Why leave it to
the next generation to begin the monu-
mentY Are not those who are now living
much more interested in it.!
Please publish the names Of the parties
who have control OF the fund. so that we
may know To whom we should look for
move. A systematic move should be made
at once.
1t has been suggested that the corner
stone should be laid here during next FAIR
week. That Is good idea. The season Is
suitable TO all classes Of people, both in and
out OF the State. OF course the old Con-
federate soldiers all want TO be here at the
time. They will be The important feature
OF the parade incident to the ceremonies.
They need tlmelv notice 10 get themselves
in readiness. Then there should be a Con-
federate legion, formed OF the crack military
companies. one from each OF the Coniede-
rate States. The Governors OF the several
southern States. each with his staff, should
be in attendance.
The Legislature OF some OF the states
will need to make appropriations to meet
these expenses. These bodies are now.
or probably will be. in session this winter.
so that the movement cannot be made too
soon to call attention to this matter.
or course there are many other prepara-
tions TO be made which will require time.
;.
[We do not know who has charge Of the
money (about 500 ,O00) in the hands OF the
ladies' association; but it is doubtless all
safe. The other fund is deposited with the
State TrcaSurer.l
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1SS1-lS52 to vote for .hlm (Godwin) for
Judge OF the Supreme Court Of Appeals.
The House then adjourned
The Caucus Last Night.

w 'i'AoN thfH hblVhiutbs
The Caucus Last Night.
The adjourned session Of the Democratic
caucus was held in the hall of the House
OF Delegates last night for the purpose of
finishing nominations for basement Off
GERS.
General Wickham sent in a letter urging
the nomination Of J. A. Wingteld. OF Han
over, for Registrar OF the Land Office.
This provoked lively debate. in which
Nessrs. Atkinson and Barton opposed the
measure. The time was occupied in
speeches and motions until nearly l0:30
O'Clock, when motion prevailed TO pass
by the office OF Registrar OF the Land
Office and motion to adjourn were de-
feated.
Nominations for Superintendent OF Pub
lie Printing were made Major Robert II.
Glass, OF Lynchburg; John f. Hankins
and Il. j.. Frayser, Of Richmond; W. III.
Bailey, OF Staunton; II. w. DeIT, OF Roa-
noke; J. II. Caldwell, OF Wythe, were put
in nomination. Major Glass was dropped
w. Derr was elected, having received 81
votes, and frequent changes resulting, his
election was made unanimous.
For Superintendent OF the Penitentiary /:
General William Terry, OF Bedford; Louis
+. BossieuX. Of Richmond; J. j. Davies,
OF King William. and e.. VI. Fulton, OF
Grayson, were placed in nomination. Two
ballots were taken, the last resulting-
Terry, 80; Fulton, 31-BOssieuX and Da-
vies having been dropped.
The caucus adjourned at midnight to
meet again Friday night at 1:3O O'Clock.
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Elsr!Sty,as Cheer,

with gratitude thank my friends anC
patrons for their abundant patronage, and
| again invite them 10 come and supply
with the best and purcst good,
at the lowest prices.
Mince-meat. Raisins, Plum-Pudding,
Citron, Currants,
Orange and LcmOn-Peel, Sweet Cider
Apple Brandy. Jamaica Rum,
Scotch Whiskev, Holland Gin, &c.
JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
S03 Main street pace Block.
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The DISPATCH:
TERMS on ADyERTI5Ir
Poisoned.

Thousands OF persons arc poisoned In
America by the continued use OF Mercary,
Iodide Of Potassium. and other minerals,
for various diseases. The Mercury works
its way into the tissues, producing riieu-
mstism and decay OF the bones. The
lodide OF Potassium eats away the coating
OF the stomach. and dries up the gastric
Juices which digest the food. and the pa
tlent fingers along in agony or is glad to
die to get away from misery. sw,it's Spe-
ciiic Is complete antidote to all this poi
son. II eliminates Mercury from the sys-
tenn. removes the evil effects OF Iodide Of
Potassium, and brings back health and
happiness. Send your address for a copy
OF Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
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A DOWNTOWN MERCHANT having

\ passed several slccplcss nights, disturbed by
the agonle. and cries Of suffering child aud be-
coming convinced that MRS. MINsLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP was lu.t The article needed,
procured asupply forthe child. onrerchine home
aud acquainting his wife with what De had done,
she refused 10 have 1t administered 10 lie child,
she was strongly IN favor Of Homeopathy. That
nlght the child passed Ia suffering and the parents
without sleep. Returning home the day following,
the father found The baby stil worse; and. while
contemplating another sleepless night, Tie mother
stepped from the room 10 attend 10 some domestic
duties and lcfl the father with thc child. During
her absence ne Administered portion of the
Soothing syrup 20 the baby and sud nothing.
That nigh, all hands sep, well, aud the htsle fell
low awoke IN The morning bright and happy The
mother was delighted with the sudden and Won
derful change, and although az first offended at the
deception practiced upon her, has confined to uss
the syrup, aud suiy rinY, crying habes and restless
nights have disappeared. single trial Of the sy-
PUP never yet failed To relieve the baby and over
come the prcjndices % DE mother.
sold by all druggist; 25c bottle.
ue i3-eodfw
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brilliant Display.

The display OF fireworks and balloon
ascension last night by the New York Toy
Company, 30. 2l3 Broad street, was a
Grand success. a, thousands will attest,
exceeding any private exhibition ever wit
messed in this city. The public are indcbt-
ed 10 Mr. Charles W. Green. the manager
OF this great toy emporium, for its success.
The little folks, as well rs many older ones,
will welcome back to our city Rlchmond's
most extensive and liberal toy-dealer with
an ovation OF trade.
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Famine Exhibition.

Professor Gleason had a good audience
last night 10 see his hoIse-show at the Thea
ire. and hear his lecture on the most useful
Of animals. The lecture was interesting.
amusing, and instructive. IL touched upon
the new method OF educating horses, and
wa. full OF scientific hints about horse
sboeing, driving, breaking. aud handling
horses. There were good many ladies' IN
tbe house. The entertainment will be re-
peated tonight and next Saturday night.
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So yOI are about 10 start ont TO buy
Christmas goods, are you! Wei, the
sooner the better. I'm your travels, how
ever, we advise You 10 drop in at s05 Nam
street. where Mccarthy AZ Co. are showing
an unusually attractive stock. AZ any
rate. those who have already been there
are expressing unsolicited their apprecla-
ton Of the beauty aud variety o. II. Their
stock /, well selected from the leading i'm
porting and manufacturing houses OF New
York. Boston, and Philadelphia. Their
stock OF Books and Stationery is extensive
and elegant. Their store is Immediately
UNDER THE TOwER, PACE BLOCK, 500 Main
street, between Eighth and Ninth.
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OUAHLES 4 MCcURDY. l2 NJ .thEce-story-snd-
basement brick Store No. Ill scyenteeDih
street: and st4 4. VI brick dwelling al north
west corner Nine.ecnth aud Broad streets.
CHEW NINl; 4 EOsE. 4 l.. H., parcel 81 ground. .
with framed hOuse iheer0n on u street between
Twenty and fhlrticih.
y. W. BOWF. trustee. 4 4. NJ, ysusble lots on
Cary street and on Linden street.
GEORGES yASIlON & SON,4P NJ, detached
framed dwelling No. il5 soaih Zine street.
WILLIAM GOLDSMITH, Ia 4. NJ, catalogue
sale OF oii-psiniings.
T.. Il. COOK, 10 A. NJ, toys, fancy goods, tea
sets. &C.
y. Il. COOK. 1870 \. NJ, fafnitrrc sc.
JAS MACDorGALL, lOs 4. W., rlrniture. car
pets, mattresses, stoves, &c.
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Supreme Court OF AppenIs.

Castleman's administrator rs. Dorsey and
ais. Argued by A. W. Mcdonald. ESD,
for appellant and samuel J.. C.. Moore
ESD, for appellccS, and submitted.
Cox as. Carr. Submitted on printed
notes OF argument.
McWilliams Us. Rowland. Argued by
II. o. CllIghton. Esq, for appellant and
:. +. Beach, Esq, for appellee, and sub
mitfpd
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UenricO County Court.

In the Icnrico County Court yesterday
Thomas Isaacs was tried for obstructing
the public roads. He was acquitted. Mr..
W. II. Beycridge was counsel for the de-
fence.
The court was engaged during the bal
ancc OF the day in hearing the case OF Cren-
shaw rs. Green. This case involves the
possession OF the Ritche farm in the coun-
ty OF UenricO.
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CALLED AND C0NTINUED.--In the Hust-
iuos Court Yesterday there was set for trial
tbe ease of G. A. Cunningham. indicted
by the grand jury for attempting, by
threats and intimidation, to extort money
from william Voss and Isabella Voss; but
ON the motion OF accused the case was con-
tinued until the 18th of January, 1884. and
he was bplled to appear at that time.
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We notice by advertisement in another
column that William Goldsmith, auc-
tloneer, l2l4 Main street, will sell by auc-
tion this evening, Mt 1880 O'Clock, a superb
lot OF genuine oi-pain,mgs. They are a
collection much admired, and should be
secured by those wishing to adorn their
homes
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Nrw EXPRESS LINE.-The Richmond

NEW EXPRESS LINE.-The Richmond
and Alleghany Express Company. in con-
nection with The Baltimore aud Ohio Ex-
nress pia Lexington, Va, will hereafter
carry freight and money, &C., from here
10 siaunton, Harper'S Ferry, Washington,
Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, Wheel
ing. pittsburgh, Columbus, Cincinnati.
Chicago. and It. Louis and all points
North and West, and all local stations on
the Blltimore aud Ohio road and It's con-
nections.
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christmas sale and supper.

The ladies OF DR.. Hoge's church will
hold their Christmas sale and supper at
their lecture-room on Thursday and FRI
day, December 18th and lith.
Dolls OF every variety, and tasteiuliy
dressed, viii be a specially.
Also, a large supply Of Fruit-Cake, OF
best niaSe. for families.
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Pianos.

The Harrignton Piano, recently Sc
lected by Us in New York, Is highly recon-
mended. and warranted for hye years.
Price $3.50, with stool and cover. Also,
Kranich Il Bach's celebrated Pianos. Call
aud try them. WEsr, JOHNSTON 4 Co.
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agent and J. r. Nfacmurdo is the geaer
express agent, with office here.
Ambulance CALI.

About II O'Clock yesterday morning the
ambulance was called to the coHer OF
Sixth and Cary streets to attend a white
man named Davis, who had been caught
under some falling earth, and had his left
leg broken below the knec-jolnt. DR.. Mer-
Ger, who had charge Of the ambulance, set
the sufferers leg, and turned him over to
his friends.
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what Little Three.Year.Old said.

"Papa!!! Go down town hoop de man
al take the hoot-toot downa papa lola.
TRANSLATION.
Papa, !! Go down town and whip the
man and take the train Of ears iron Carl
ton McCarthy's) down TO papa's office.
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b. ). Howard, 90l Broad street, has on
hand large assortment OF Christmas pres
ents, Books, Games. Picture-Frames, Cards,
family and other Bibles, &c. One fine
n..,.,Y, ~ gast
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The place to find Imported Cigars, old
Jamaica Rum, Hennessey Brandy, old
Clemmer Whiskey, &C., il at W. J. Man.
ning's, 900 east Broad street.
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TmINGs OF COMFORT AND Joy Publish
ers everywhere are daily receiving letters
from their subscribers praising the won
derful pain-cure, st. Jacobs Oil. All agree
fhuT IL cnnnnpra min.
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TIE BEST BRANDS on CIGARS In the city are
G.. 4 T., Love Me, and 30.
GODDN 4 TRIBBETT, Proprietors.
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CHRISTMAS CARDS selected from the principal
manufactures aud importers IN the country.
Some beautiful hand d-paintingOn satin.
RANDOLPH q ENGLISH.
1902 and l3Of Main street.
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G. T., Love Me, NInety-Ninc.

ALL CARDS. frnged and plain. at Que third or
regular figures, at l.. LEwIs's, 9i2 Main street.
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forR-fEAES-OLD kENTUCKY WHIsKEY (bcit
in The state for $3.50 per gaonl at CHRISTIAN
WHITES.
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ANOTHER REDUCTION In Xmas Cards at I.
LEwIss. - worth OF Cards at 81.
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CARDS at one third OF regular price at L.
LEwIS'S, 9I2 Main street.
ALBUMS. of our own import ltiOn, from soc. tcp
! 10. splendid assortment
RANDOLPH 4 ENGLISH,
1902 aud 1904 Main street.
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THE lfANDSoNEsr TOILET SET ever In RiclI-
mond. as well rs thousands OF other aricles can
be seen at RANDOLPH & ENGLisus,
1902 and 1904 Main street.
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SMOKE

SMOKE
Goddin & Tribbctrs g.. & T..
Goddm & Tribbetts Love Ne,
Goddiu & Tnbbelt's 90,
the hest 7-cent CIGARS I'm the city. Made Of Gu
baA tobacco.
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\ SLIGHT COLD, If neglected, often attacks TIE
lungs. BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs gives
sure and immediate relief. Sold only In boxes.
Price, % cents.
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GATF.I.ATClg.

FARMERS
Now lH the city Viii 10 interessed Ia The AUTO
MATlC GaTE-LAJCli In operation al ASHTON
lT5Rhk's, AZ 81 " n f I tsiS-kt
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-FOUR FINE OFFICERS ELECTED.
More of Them Nominated by the
Democrats Last Night.
CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE GOODWIN
Bill TO Provide The Medical Colleges with
Bodies for Dissection.
OF VACANT JUDGEsHIPs.

WEDNESDAY, December II. 1888.
The Senate was called 10 order al ~
O'Clock by Mr.. Hurt, President pro ten.
PRAYER by the Rev. w. u. McGiyray,
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GO 10 l.. LEwrS's. 9l2 Main street, for cheap
Xmas Cards. 80 worth for 81.
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II you want 10 onioy good smoke ask tor q o
Cuban cigars G. & r.. Love Ne AMI Nlncty-NIne.
The more you smoke the more yol want.
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Mt. BafksdaIe was decnrcU UuIy tItVItU
Treasurer for two years from January 2,
1884. st.. i,f.,e
TMr. Barksdale Is OF the Barksdales OF
Halifax. lie had mercantile training In
Richmond, and now lives on his farm near
ScottsviIle. He IL about fifty-six years OF
age. He is brother OF Colonel Clement X.
Barksdale, OF this city.l
Mr.. Graves informed the Senate that the
House had passed resolution postponing
the further execution OF the Joint order nn-
Ill tomorrow lto-dsyl. The Senate con-
CURED. 41vS1 lte
MR.. HUET's SEAT. 4
Mr.. Thurman In the chair.
The answer OF Mr.. Hurt to the petition