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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
Killed on a Train.

MACON. Mo, July 17.-Wm. P. Hills, a
brakeman, was shot and killed on psssen.
ger train Monday night by Louis Hughes.
They got Into fight over the rate of fare,
and the shooting occu red when Hills IN.
dertook to fjact Hughes from the train. He
claims to have shot in self defence. The
coroner's jury returned verdict that the
shooting was not jnsti6able.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

acquainted with the Dill Of fare OF western
table than the menu of cabinet dinner
And what may be said Of the first lady"
rurs through the ministerial department
even, in many instances, in greater de-
gree. Yes, the balls, routs. equestrian
exhibitions, dinners and teas will De missed,
while class meetiDga, Sunday school festi
walls, quilting parties, "spellipg bees" ETC.,
will doubtless prevail. II will be Crom-
wellian-and the shopkespers will grumble
and wish for the return of the Empire az
they did 10 Paris aforetirne.
Washington ia undoubtedly beautiful
city as viewed from many points. The
streets are mostly asphalted, making pleas
gnt drives, but the sidewaks are about as
mean ss can we'll be made. 10 rainy wealth
er the water stands in puddles, making the
walking very disagreeable, and at night dan.
gsrous and off the main thoroughfarea the
darkness is rendered more perceptible by
the occasional flicker of dimmed gas jet,
and 10 the fashionable Northwest" un!efs
Luna eheds her modest rays upon that cas
teieted quarter, the somber ehadee of hades
prevail, and In the negro quarters that 60
inharmoniously m!Dgle with The wealth and
spIendor Of the elite in ouch close proximity.
murders are OF almogt nightly occurrence.
4
the other great capitals, this city at night
presents deserted appearance, lacking that
b:illiancy and display made in the foreign
cltiea, or even in New York and New Or
leans the people here, though on display
bent. being decidedly Of frugal turn OF
mind az regards gas O., electricity, even the
places of amusement being deficient IN this
reEpect.
The nonnlation OF Washington is ICON
glomerate MACS Of heterogeneous CON.
pound" As in all large cities, poverty ard
riches, Equalor and magnifcence go cheek
By jowl." Here, however. there ls less DIS
crimination and eEs of caste than in any
other place in the world. NJ oney makes
the mare 20" 10 Washington without doubt,
and without the mare, or pair OF them,
and q coachman. fooiman, drag, landau,
blackboard, or
coach and four
And gold galore,
one il not sin eociety," but with these ap.
pendapes, no matter how obtained, the poE-
SCISSOR is en- rapport with the faEhionables
and is known and welcomed at the club and
in the drawing room. The Jew and the
Gentle, the barbarian and Scythian, the
Chinese and Corean-ell but the Persian,
lie down together and feed at the same crib.
The poor Persian, far more meritorious than
those who affect not TO recognize him, is ig.
nored and flies to the boEom OF bla Shah,
there to pour out his grievances and narrate
the ignominous treatment accorded him 0y
the rulers and their lackeys in this land oil
the free" where the white man is almost as
good as the sable hued African or his mixed
descendants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
The Pope's Health

NASHVILLE, Tenp.. July T.-speaki0g OF
the rtporis 10 regard to the health OF the
Pope, Bishop Keane in an interview to day
said $50 far az the health of Lso XIII ia
concerned, there is little likelihood OF bis
dying very soon. IsaW him the day before
Left Roms, March IS, aud be was then the
picture of hesl!h. stout, robust snd active,
Il Ia true be is a very old man-82 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

A REPUBLICAN newspaper, speaking OF
the material which composed the Union ar
my during the war between the Statea,
says sin all the northern States the very
cream of manhood made up most OF the
volunteer regiments.n This statement is
not in accord with the names on the pension
rolls, for large majority ofsuch names are
those OF foreigners, and everybody knows
that the cream of foreign manhood" did
not come here to enlist as privates for the
bounty that was paid for recruits.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

SENATOR CHANDLER denies the correct
meas of Senator Faulkner's account of the
famous ear pulling to which he was subject.
ed by Senator Blackburn, but says Senator
Blackburn did say to him "You are a
damned official thief, and can prove it,
Mos. self respecting people think denial,
accompanied by the referred to acknowledge
ment worse than none at all, and that what
Senator Blackburn said was more Injurious
to Senator Chandler than what he did to
him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
ATTEMPTED Assassination.

Rio JANEIRo, July 1.-THE Emperor Of
Brazil attended theatrical performance in
this city last night. Az His Msjssty was
leaving the theatre at the conclusion of the
performance Portuguese fred shot from q
revolver at him. The bullet, however, miss.
ed the Emperor and be sustained no injury
whatever. The wonld-be assassin was taken
into custody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
Big Assignment.

MILWAUKEE,. July ia special from
Elk Horn announces that John E. Burton,
known as tine Gogebic iron king during the
mining craze two years ago, has made an as
signmsnt The liabilities are about 1925.
600. and the Central Trust Company OF New
York, whose claim is $3.50, 900, ia the largest
creditor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

WARRINGTON is called by some Of the
older inhabitants Negrohaven. Il ia Ger.
tainly where the negroes mostly congre
gate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
General Boulanger

LONDON. July 17.-Gen. Boulanger has
been interviewed concerning the Indictment
found against him 10 Paris. He declares
that the statements msd, in the indictment
are tissue of falsehoods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
The Missing Aeronaut

NEW YORK, July 17.-NothIng has been
heard of Inventor Campbell'a air chip or lis
navigator, Prof. E. D. Hogan, and their
whereabouts are as great mystery as at
midnight laet night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

ONE OF the speakers at the meeting OF
The Ohio republican association In Washing.
ton lest night was negro Who advised the
cf3cehoders to pay political assessments,
and sald Don't be afraid Of any civil GER
vice nonsense, but take your little mite to
President McGrew and he will forward It TO
the republican State committee. That Ia
what did, even when / was holding office
und or democratic President, and l have
not had cause To regret It," He subscribed,
of the money he was receiving from demo-
cratic administration. portion for the de
feat Of that administration. And go did all
the other thousands Of republicans, black
and white, who were either retained in or
appointed to Office by the Cleveland admin
istlaton. And it was the fact that they
were In position to do 80 that did more
than any thing else TO defeat Mr.. Cleveland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
ALI Quiet

NEW YORK, July 17.-Advicsa from Hay
tien ports cay all ia quiet and the story that
Legitime had found it necessary to enlist
female troops is denied.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

the Long bridge liz an actual necessity, and
go say all. But the railroad company or
companies don't coincide, and go the bridge
is not rebuilt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17
Town DESTROYED

WATERLOO. Iowa, July lit is reported
from Shell Rock that that place was destroy.
ed by fire during the night. The town coo
tains about 300 Inhabitants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

TIE damage to the pier at the old oque
duct bridge having been repaired, the mar
ke. wagons will be allowed to pass to-mor
row or next day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

The NEW YORK Sun calls Washington q
handsome VILLAGE We'll, that's about the
size of it. 1t certainly is pretty but lacks
much of the city about it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

W. E. CHANDLER says that Mr.. Black.
burn did not contemporary twist his ear. I"
Well, Mr.. Faulkner and others say he did
aud ''few there be who would believe Chan
der on oath.n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

AND NOW it is proposed to remodel the
White House and add thereto. II you'd be
a good idea to remodel the occupants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

DE-. HAMMOND thinks soda water IN
healthy, but people drink 1t more and more
all the time because It's nice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

NIB. BLAINE may not be in good health
but he has bought fine span of horses all
the same.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

CHIcAGo,July I'LL m.-Wheat-sept z. q;
Dec 1895. Corn-August $50. Sept s5fs oats
August 2l9s; Sept 22a22k. Pork-August
S11 90. Iard-Aueust SIS 20: Sept SIS 80 Short
ribs-August So 52b
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

Flour il quiet aud strong Wheat is wax ard
| shade lowar, tbs demand beiug confined 20 dry
samples OF weii-cleaned; We q-o,e II 6oae6 Corn
is firm aad waited q. 45la.52. BY. is % se.
Oats are strong. Country produce Is quiet, wi,h
a frnsr market. Other article. steady at quota
tioL=
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MARKET. July 16-At
Union stock yards this week 100 Cattle were on
the market and sold az 70 lows Best 4a4l4c;
good 3lha3s.c; medium 3a3t.c; common Pa
2@.c per ID. 961 Sheep and Lambs were OH the
market and sold SIS follows: old Sheep 3a3l2c
and Lambs 5a6t.c per ID. Cows and Calves
S2Oa5O each. Market fo- all kinds of s;t ck good
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

NEW YoRK, July 17.-Co;toa quiet and STEADY
uplst de- III. Orleans 114a futures quiet aud
steady. Flour quiet and strong. Wheat active
snd strong. Corn quiet and stronger. Pork
dull and unchanged at Sl3a13 %. Lard active
and strong ct at Sc 65
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

ElResH COWs-I will have ut the V. N. 3. 3.
l. pens on Saturday evening, the III instant a
FEW NICE FRESH COWS at very low cures.
Will bs there about 6 p N.
jy16 st o. D. MILLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

BALTIMORE, July 17.-ootton rm; middling
11ss. Flour fsirly sctive and firm. Wheat
Southern easier, but quality running poor Fultz
15as1 longberry e0.Ss Western firm and high
S2a4 Sept S344 Dec Sc asked. Corn-Scu:hern
quiet but firm white 4sa51 yellow 45a46 :;
Western 6rm and shade higher; mixed spot end
July 42S.a43; Aug 42iAs42s. Sept AZ. oa.s
firm better grades higher; Southern and Penus
3os35; Western white 33s35 do mixed 30s32 !:
graded No white 3412. Rye nominal at 49s50.
Hay steady prime TO choice timothy $14 Seals.
Provisions Glow. Butter quiet end s:eady West.
ern packed 10s12; creamery 16a17. Eggs steady;
choice fresh IL. Other articles unchanged
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

DUE APPLE VINEGAR, made in Fairfax
L county, for ssle by
my14 &c. MLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

Col. HAMS says that the rebuilding o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-07-17

NOTICE.
At a meeting of the City Democratic Committee
held on Tuesday, July IS, 1859, it vas resolved
70 hold ward meetings on FRIDAY, July 18th,
1889, at q. m., to elect delegates 20 State
yention to be held at Richmond, Va, on Wednes-
day, Augu,t 14th, 1889.
Places Of holding rQrd meetings and number Of dele
gates in eoch uard.
LIST ward-Concordis Hall, corner Prince and
Royal streets Number of delegates 3.
I'd wsrd-Mayor's office Number of delegates 3.
Sd yard-County Court House. Number of
4tR ward-Friendship engine use. Number
By order of the City Democratic Committee.
WI st 81. sMOOT, Chairman.
~ CENTS is the price of bottle of LUNTs
LIZ CHOLERA SPECIFIC, a sure and eff g
remedy for Dysentery and Pain in the Stomach
and Bowels.
jy1o J.D.H. LUNT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

by the Circuit Court OF IIenrico as admin.
lstrator for the Thomas estate, viii still hoid
that position, though he will not have toe
disputed property IN bis possession. unless
after tie suit Is ended and IL shall be dc'
cided that it righfuly belongs 10 the heirs
at law. Major Page IS the representative o,
the heirs ut Law, and as such viii conlenu
FOR the properly. The contest will therefore
he bet 8eeb Major Page on The one side ana
Bette Thomas Lewis on the otner.
The real estate Of deceased goes Into tne
hands Of the administrator.
TIE REAL ESTATE.
Yesterday evening Hon. B. y. Humford,
OF counsel for The heirs at ls~, filed a peu>
tion IN the Chancery Court for the sale oil tne
real estate belonging TO the decedent ana
for The. proceeds 10 be divided smong those
entitled thereto. In this paper IL furnished
lengthy list OF parties who claim 10
be the heirs az law OF William A.
Thomas, deceased. This real estate
has never been claimed by Betle
Lewis % a git d0naiiO morris cGitso. but sne
claims ard will attempt at the proper tltne
to prove that The deed to the house ana 10,
on Leigh street IN which the decedent liVed
was made out in Mr.. Tholnas's name Dy
mistake, "a the latter had intended TO nave
the deed made to Bette Lewis.
This real estate Will not go into the hands
OF the receivers, but Will be held subject 10
the order Of the Court.
The real estate is valued at about Sl1,OO'.
The cash, which "a held subject 10 the order
OF the Court, amounts 10 nearly $4,000. The
property which will 20 into the hands oil the
receivers will aggregate about Slj0,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
aAvrNGS BANK oF s,CHnoND.
Organization Meeting Of the stOca-
holders Held Yesterday.

A largely.sliended meeting Of The stock
holders OF the savings Bank OF Richmond
Was held Yesterday afternoon al the oihce OF
Warren 4 Quarles, bankers and brokers, for
the purpose Of organizing the bank. ON
mot,on OF Mr. y. V. Randolph Hon. George
l.. Christlan WAS elected chairman aud
George n. WOODBRIDGE. Esq. secretary.
General John K. Cooke and l.. B. Tstum
were appointed a committee 10 ascertain Il
there Was present quorum OF stockholders.
A quorum being found 20 be present. IL
WAS resolved that The stock 1Olders accept
the charter which bad been granted by Tie
Circuit Court Of the cNy OF Richmond.
The Board OF Directors were Increased TO
TWENTY-FIVE, and y. Y. Randolph and w. X.
Ousrles we're appointed eommitlee 10 re-
port seventeen names addUioral 10 tnose
winch appelr IN the chSrier, ana 80 the iol-
loving constitute the Board oi Di'eetors
James Lrons, ~. Il. Quarles. Geor.e L.
Christian, john Pope. ". ". Gillian Il. A.
Patterson, n. b. IA iafcro. B. Alsop: H. A'
Morris, ID. O. DAVIS, II. Theodore Ellfson'
q. Tatum, .iohn IL. Dirneen, T.. d.
etsrke. Hermann SCR midi. T.. WhilloeS, john
W. Gordon, n. Swineiord, +. l.. 1rsnI, ~
q. Ovens, \. ID. Iisrgroye. +. sirerding' W.
u. Zimmerman, Henry BOdeker, aud H. IL
Valentine. ~.
the stocknolders tLen adjourned aI'er
which The directors held mte'lus ao9
elected Dr. x. A. Patterson pfesideht anu
George y. Woodbridge cashier.
The bank will have an once IN Tue Na-
tlonAl Bank Of Virginia building, ana wiz oe
opened for business on hoaday, Apii' S''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
CIMCU,T COURT MATTERS.
Charter Amended. SUITS Tnstituted,
Judgments Awarded. &c.

Judge Wexford, OF the City Circuit Court,
Yesterday granted an amendment to the
charter o. the "Real Estate Loan Deposit
Company" which provides that the capital
stock of the corporation shall not be less
than $50, 600 nor more than sl,OOO,OOO, d.
yided into shares Of Sl0a each.
SIR. William O'Connor, nat'yeO Ireland,
declared hi, intention 10 become citizen
Of the United States.
The following cases were tried: Ellison "
Harvey V. c. II. Reid and L. A. carter,
verdict against Reid for SGi&4S; Gates y
Brown vs. same. verdict against Reid for
500. 80; L. l.. TAYLOR Il Co. W. same. ver-
diet against Reid for 81, 23l 81 George A.
L1throp q Co. vs., same, verdict as above for
s2t2.l4. Ia each Of these c'ses Carter ws'
given Judgment against the pilintills for his
costs. II being proved that he was not mem
Der OF the tirm.
several other minor eases were postponed
until the next term or otherwise disposed
Of.
The following sui,s were iustituted
Colin Turner. who sucs by John Il. Tur-
ner his father and next friend, VS.. Frede-
rick Braucr for $1,000
benjamin L. Lipscomh vs. Charles hellar
and }. ". Br0dnaX for $4,000.
John W. Madison W. John z. Dickinson
for $1,000.
No declarations are fled in any of these
oaSeq
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
rwELyr-PaeE PAPER ro-nonnow

Owing 20 the heavy demands for space or
the part OF advertisers aud in order TO do
full Justice TO our readers, the Dispatch will
be issued IN twelye.page form tomorrow.
It r our Intention TO make this number even
more interesting than the Sunday edition has
been in the past. II will be free from heavy
reprint matter, and In addition 10 the usual
full telcgrsphic reports and local and State
news. will contain the following special az
tces:
CRAY" negro dialect story, the scene Of
which Is laid iu Virginia. II Is full Of quaint
Imagery and psihos, and was written 'crthe
Dispatch by Miss NJ. b. Cooke. OF Virginia.
"HEALrH is WEALTH" special illustrated
article on female physical culture. by one
OF our New York correspondents.
"FREScH WOMEN" in which Helen Camp.
bell contrasts their dressing with that Of
our American ladies' and pays the latter n
pretty compliment.
"HIsTORICAL LIGHT" Important papers
from Virginis's archives hearing on a Ger.
tain doubtful tradition OF General George
Rogers Clarke.
"a MgmTED REBUKE." An able aud pun
gent criticism Of General Roger a. Pry-
or's recently.expressed southern policy,
by Colonel Frank G.. Ru0in.
OUR BERLIN SPECIAL with ITS summary Of po.
ltical news from Continental Europe.
OUR NEW YORK LETTER. containing matter
especially interesting 10 ladies' and law
yers.
SPRING FASHIONS, containing the latest novel
ties and styles direct from Gotham.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
Police Court.

or the cases disposed Of In this court yes
terday morning the following were the most
important:
Edward Eddeton (colored). disorderIy at
the meeting at the Armory Fined $40 and
costs.
Andrew Morris, charged with yagrsncy.
surety in the sum Of 500 required for thirty
days.
Cornelius Richardson (coloredl drunk and
disorderly ana iuiuring the property at the
First police station. Fined S5 and costs.
Charles L. sampson (colored). creating a
disturbance IN the house OF {. T.. Strsus
ana assaulting him. Continued until Aprii
9TH.
Ia the continued case OF Charles Jennings,
driver of an ic0.wAgon for the Home lee
Company, charged with careeSsIy driving
mis- team oa the street and running over and
inidring Henry Winston. oov nine years
old. the eyldencc showed that the occurrence
was entirely accidental and the case was dis
nafssfI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30

The following have been summoned TO
serve on the petit jury Of the Hastings Court,
which meets next Monday: a. X. Var
broush. Edward Alvey, Wlnslow II. Pease.
Isaac May, William r. Johnson, Walter z.
Earnest. John Il. Nelson, Robert {. Hsr-
risop, Albeit Mayo, J,hn j. Sinnou,
Thomas NJ. Walker, Arthur Il. Clarke, Jr.,
w. V. Glazebrcok, John f. Wadsworth,
philip q. Seay, Henry WenZel, William 4.
Drewry, Au.tin Burwell. William II. Gath
wright, ". +. smith, NJ. f. Montague, w.
II Talbot. &. c. Cauiborn, James McGraw,
t;corge &. Wide, j. r. Winter, shirley
Woodson. r. Samuels. George W. Grant, j..
W Cringau, John &. Teller. 4. W. Archer,
n. A. Z. Dabney, W. .. Priddy, James l..
Ferriter. Joseph Desne, Marx Nelson. j. l..
nan, j. b. Johnston, and solomon We'll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-30
VIRGINIA MEDICAL COLLEGE.
Organization OF m Ainmri Society
Rauauct Last Night

A meeting of the Alumni Of the Medical
College OF Virginia was held in the college
building yesterday at noon and there was q
large attendance.
Rev. John 3. Newton. VI. D. and d. d.,
rector OF Monumental church, was called 10
the chair aud DR.. John NJ. Upshur was made
secretary.
Drs. Lumpkin, Barham. Tompklns,
Drewry, and Gordon were appointed com.
mittee to nominate officers for tho Alumni
Society 10 serve one wear.
The committed reported the following off
cers. who were unanimously elected: Pre7i'
deet, Rev. Dr. John y. Newton; First Vice
| President, Dr. W. J.. Dev1ny, Sussex couu-
ty: Second Nice-P President, Dr. q. W. I.
Brock, Redmond; Third Vicc.Pre" dent,
DR.. r. W. Dickinson. Marion. Va; Fourth
Vice-P President, DR.. George A. FOote, war
Tenton, y. C.; Secretary, Dr. william z.
Mercer, Richmond; Treasurer, Dr. Ed"1rd
Mccarthy. Richmond.
The following honorary members were
elected-all OF whom ara either member oil
the faculty, ex-membors. membcrs Of the
adjunct faculty, or OF the Board OF Visitors:
Drs. >. B. dcCaw, NJ. l.. JImes, }. :. Well
lord. George Ben. Johnston. Edward G.
smith, James p. Roy, Richmond W..
Oiway owen, LynchburE; D. ". Lassiier,
Petersburg; :. &. GieaVes. Wythcville, ana
Carter BraxtOn, King william.
Drs. Cullen, Upshur, and George Ben
Johnston were appointed to formulate by
laws and rules OF order for the society.
Drs. John Il. Wheat. DAME! J. Coleman,
and Aaron Jefcrcy were appointed 10 ascer.
tain the names and addresses Of the alnmri
LAST NIGHTS NETTING.
The Society net of Sanger Hall last nisht
10 perfect their organization. The Commit
tee on Bg-Laws and Rues for the govern
ment OF the Society reported the same, which
were adopted.
GOLD MEDAL.
II was decided by the society to award a
cold medal to the most proficient student IN
the graduating clsss each year. and Drs.
Tabb, McCaw, and owen. OF LynchburC,
wero appointed a committee on The design Of
the medal.
NOMINATIONS.
Drs. woodbridge, Chaltc,, Tabb, Lee,
and Riddel were appointed as q Standing
Committee on Nominations.
ADDITIONAL HONORARY MEMBERS.
The following additional honorary mem
bers were elected Drs. Brown ,equard, OF
Paris: Hunter Mcclure, ~ Richmond;
Martin p. scott, OF Blacksburg; !. X. Page,
OF Baltimore; John G.. Skelion. OF Rich
mond; James Dunlop honcure. OF Williams
burg; Laudon Il. Edwards. OF Richmond;
George Ross. OF Richmond; u. Il. Ilerndon,
OF Ashland, and a. Il. Koiner. OF Roanoke.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The following were appointed az the Exc
cutive Committee: Drs. W. W Parker, Ro-
bert Puliam, aud Lewis c. Bosher. The
PreEdent aud Secretary are e1-o6ici0 mem.
bers OF the Executive Committee.
Dr. G. W. z. Brock was chosen as the
orator for the society for the first annual
meeting, which VIII occur In March, 1880.
BANQUET.
After the business Of the society was over
the members sat down and enjoyed an eie-
CANT banquet.