Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-02-26


King and crn-wllliam Dew, spotswood
King George Twin D. BrowDsw. r. Taylor,
King wiIIiarnb b. D. Minor, william v. crox-
ton. W. NJ. 0ary3r.
Lancaster WNcD. Leo. Thomas A. Ftnkaro,
G. y. Neuhiil =.
Lee--H. G. 4, edmond, James w. orr. y. M.
johnson
Loudoun-sJsus Mcdaniel, J. c. Coleman, Jo-
soph /. Norris
Louisa-Evera Perkins, +. i. May, CHARLES
Y. Nuckolls
Lunenburg--hH. Allen, Isaac i. Bell, george
II Smith.
Madison--B. VTwyman, b. NJ. Buckner, John
Msthe VISA Miller, Robert Z. Hudgins.
Waiter q. Lane
Meckienburg w. T. Atkins, George P. Tarry,
r j. Montgome.
Middiosex-Rbert Blakey, DR.. w. S. Chris
tiaD. Robert Hdey.
Mcntsomery-s. II. Taylor, r. D. NJ. Charlton,
q. NJ KtDsoy.
Nansenond-ames c. Vaughan, Sydney 7.
Kills. &. b. Britt
Nelson--J. /. Brown, Is. Il, GORDON, James
Harvey.
New Kent-Jdn A. Davis, Thomas borham.
A. r. Richardso.
Norfolk-Joseh T. Duke, Bascom Sykes, Park
r. Poiudextcr.
Northam ptOn-Iohn X TankArd, Nathhniel
Holland. Villa, Il. Wilson.
Northumberland X. Bromley, A. J. Brent,
Nottoway-Jaies F. Epes, Peter Z. Harris,
George VI. fngo.
orange-wliim G. Williams, Conway New
man, John T. Pg0e.
Psee-E. 7. Boten, r. W. Berry, s. J. Rlchey.
Patrict-C. Esmith, Chap. ). Harbour, James
l. Mills.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS scruggs, A. J. Clark,
X. l. Anderson.
Powhatan-Kbert Page, William winfree, w.
Prince Edwah-J. NJ. Crute, E. t. Clarke, b.
II. Hunt
Prince Georg.-R. &. Bland, George w. Will
liams. Mann PRe.
Prince Winian-GeOrge G. Galliher, Joseph
D. Reid. G.. w. 'ansll.
Princess Aup--A W. Bell, A. Z. Herbert,
William II. II. htten.
Pulaski-W. = Fainter, r. C. Booth, N. j.
Morgan
Rsppahanno&-w. T. Yancey, F. l. slaugh-
ter, n. A. Wood
Bichmond-fbbsrt Carter Wexford, William
b. Mitchell, JOIN ". Lyen.
Roanofe-W. W. Berkeley. NJ. P. Crawford
John NJ. Oakley.
Kockbridge-R. B. r. Leech, James X. I'd
mOndSon, Hugh Adams.
Rockingham George X. Eastman, j. W. +.
Allemong, W. T. innings:
derson.
scott-yJohn NJ. Ioge. A. P. Henderson, S. p.
Mcconnell.
Shenandoah-A. p. NcInturn, Henry C.. Ma
gruder. Henry s. Wlnder.
smyth~James 5. 3reever, Samuel A. Cox, C..
d. Carter.
neutrality-suspicious. NJ. Corbett. L. II. Ed
wards, X. ). Boykin
observation-disclosures l. Rawling, +. L. FRAZER,
siafford-D. M. Lee, Powhatau Moncure,
Edgar Moore.
surry-R. b. Gillian, NJ Q. Holt, $. II. Bust.
Sussex-George ". Jackson, L. p. Hargrove,
W. II. billiard.
Tazeweii-Augu,tus White, Thomas A. Lynch.
James w. Hicks.
werren-Fayette Updlks, Thomas W. Timber
lake, Leroy Leach.
Warwlck-R. c. CrafIord, R. G. Curtis, D. g..
Smith.
Washington-Davsi NJ Stuart, Solomon w.
Withers, Henry Roberts.
Observation-Disclosures Brown, James p.
jenkins, L. Washington.
Wise-C. F. Flsnaiy, Kent Banner, James N.
GilIey.
Wythe-Frank II. Terry, Robert Landreth. J.
GTattan Crockett -
Yors-W. j. Stoves, Dr. r. p. Power, John T.
Bull.
Alexandria city-A.len T. Ramsay, Thomas
Leadbeater, John A. MARSHALL.
Dsnville-O. W. Dudley, Tarlton L. Brown, d..
A. OVERLY.
Fredericksburg-sant George R. Fitzhugh,
w. ID. Scott, s. f. Easburn.
T. n. Davis.
Manchester-F. C. d. Farmer, John o'Brien,
David j. Weisiger
Norfolk city-H. L Smith, X. r. Pitt Allen
North Danville-T. J. Corbin, B. F. jefferson
William A. Baugh. o,., ,r
Petersburg-Josept saal, Putnam stlth, W.
Henderson Eanes.
Portsmouth-W. s. Langhorne, c. C. Walker,
G.. w. X. Mcdonald.
Richmond city-W. II. Palmer, II. Taylor rem
berton, w. J. Westwtod.
staunton-J. Ad. Cochran, B. B. Eskridge, j.
Il. Woodward.
Williamsburg -sidney Smith, Jr., r. L. Humid.
Icy, Ro. G.. Barlow.
Roanoke city-Phntp McCledenny, Joseph A.
Gale, Thomas EngleY.
Winchester-Lewis y. Huck, George E. Jen-
kins, William II. Hardy.
These gentlemen go into Office at
once.
MEDICAL BOARD BILL.
At five minutes TO 2 o'clock Mr.. Cor
don called for the special order-the
medical board bill.
Mr.. Blackstone moved to pass by for
an hour and five minutes that the Senate
might continue the consideration Of local
Or private bills.
Mr. Harrison said "Mr. President,
[ hope the motion to pass by will not
prevail. The Senator from Loudoun
has not made speech to-day, and L
want him to have chance.
1.-THE Senator from Loudoun," re-
marked Mr.. Heaton, the gentleman in
"feels very much like having
q chill and would prefer getting through
with his days work that he may get out
Of here before the chill gets him.
The bill was passed by.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
To amend an act to consolidate into q
code the general statutes of the Com
approved May q, 1887.
Making an appropriation 1896, 00O for
he Eastern Lunatic Asylum for build
ng purposes.
To amend the charter Of the Young
Mems Christian Association OF Norfolk
md Portsmouth.
For the appointment of powder Off
,er for the harbor of Norfolk and Ports
mouth.
To incorporate the Rising Sons and
Daughters Of job.
Providing for thepayment of expenses
o commissioners appointed to district
he State for lunatics and other laws re-
alive to the government of lunatic asy-
ums.
Prohibiting any director or other Off
,er of lunatic asylum from being in
crested in certain contracts.
To incorporate the Farmers Benevo-
ent Association of Prince Edward, Cum
)erland. and Amelia counties.
For the relief of John Henry Purvis,
/ lunatic. =.
To give an appeal in cattle-guard
Eases.
To punish the destruction OF property
,y dynamite or nitro-glycerine.
To amend an act to incorporate the
James River and North Carolina Rail-
.oad Company. j..
To extend the time of the clerk of
razewell county for the collection OF
ee-bills
Directing the Secretary of the Com
nonwealth to afix the seal to certain
ponds.
To incorporate the Jacksonville
Street Railway Company.
For the relief of the sureties of Q. }.
tI:l 1ota traaaurer of KING William