Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-17
AFFAIRS At THE CAPITOL.
Delegates to IAicigh's Industrial Dis
nlay nnd tho Fnrmcr.' Congress.

AFFAIRS AT THE CAPITOL.
Delegates 10 UGicigh's Industrial Dis
play AND the Farmers Congress.
Governor Lee has appointed n reprcscn-
tativc from each county IN the state 10 at
tend tho Southern Industrial Display in
Raleigh. n g.. from October 1th 80 10Th
The Governor was asked by the In
dustr.al management 20 appoint edi-
tors Of newspapers as far rs he
found II practicable which ne has
done. The following are the delegates {:
i. II. Ncwall, SirauehuTg; editor DcDocrd,
Marion; Samuel Prctlaw, Franklin; editor
N1r. Fredericksburg; G. l.. Kennedy, fal-
mouth: o. T.. Skinner. Claremont; Il. h..
Harrison, Stony Creek: .. b. Moore Po-
cahontas: +. ". Timbcrlake. Milldale I;
DR.. John Crawford, Lee Hall; George W..
Gary, Abingdon: =. {. Delauo, Oldham's /;
&. ". Bond. Guests station; editor IN
t7pr3Sc Wythevillo; DR.. X. l.. Powell,
Yorktown; Eugene j.. Ficklin, Fairfax
Courthouse: Thomas J.. Gold. Berryvillc :;
Charles \. Hawkins. Newcastle G. j..
Kixcy. Culpcper; j. If. McRae, McRae's ;
DR.. E. VI. Anderson, Church Road A.;
Il. l.. Counts, EwnIon; J.. A. Sernple,
Hampton II. w. iAtanc, Minor; editor
True Inir. WarrentOn: G.. A. Willis,
Hylton: }. O. Shepherd Palmyra; editor
G0zlre. Rocky Mount: T.. c. Jordan,
Stophcuson's VI. St. Clair, Stahordsyille ;
James X. Dabnev, Gloucester Courthouse !;
Charles Guerrunt. Oiville; Captain James
B. Waugh. Old Town. j. r.. Graves. Roch-
crsyillc, editor record. South Boston
Judge l.. ID Garrell, Emporia Allie Dll-
lard. Old Church; A. Jeppeis, Norfolk; &.
E. Moore. Birds Nest; l.. Brown,
Hcothyihe. James W. Vaughan, Not
towav Courthouse; r. IL. Stratton.
Gordonsvile; David QuantE, Marksylllc
Captain Il. NJ. Clark Lone Cedar editor
Tr,hutc Chatham; Colonel w. W. FiDney,
Sublctts Tavern: Major a. r. Ncuable,
Fnrmville. Major Mann Page. Brandon
William j. Wmtehurst. Princes Anne
Courthouse; Captain John Chapman,
Dumircs editor ViD,1skf People, Newbern
IT, W. Spillmau. Laurel Mills; Il. c. Well
ford, NarSaw: editor Tunes, Roanoke ;
Hon. j. r. Niece. Green Forest editor
Rceistr, liarrisonburg; ID. c. Anderson,
Hawkins Mills. editor Banner, Estelville ;
editor state, Richmond; J. +. Harston'
MaTowhonc: W. z. Campbell, Monterey
james /. Beale, Zunf Captain k.
A. Bright, Williamsburg; 5. Wexford,
Corbin. Ia Grange; John r. I. Vaughan
Shacklcford's Colonel Ii. Is. Tomln,
Munquiu. II. S. Hathaway, White Stone ;
editor of newspaper, J0uesvlllc; ]. +.
Hough. Hillsboro' : Clarence Coleman,
1rcvlllian's: Il. A. Blackwell, Holly Dale
A. G.. Dulaney Peola Mills John Nelson.
New Point: l.. II. Readc Palmer Springs
H. 7 Bland. Saluda Colonel W. Ballard
Preston. BlacksbuTg: editor of the Hc5G0,
Suffolk editor of the ErGmin0, Loving
ston; Thomas Junstall, lunstalls; Spcn-
Ger u. Fletcher. Jcnkins's Bridge
4. j. Blakey. Charlottesville; james
f.. Clements. Arlington J. }. Hobbs
Coymgton: C.. n Stacy, Amelia Court
house: j. VI. Taliaferro, Sendlges
j. X. Hannah. Pamplins: Joseph Il. KEN
kcr. FishCrsyille; Major II. &. Cleek
Warm Springs. Il. Kenna Campbell. Lih-
crtv. Minor A. G.. Updvkc. Mochanicks-
burg: 4. q. Preston. Amsterdam; DR.. H.
:. Powell. White Plains; Colonel :. H.
Graham. Golden Spring; A. j. Bundn
rant Mount Vinco: Major h. II. Glass
Jyuchburg: editor StHffHeL Bowling Green
/ l.. ". Graham. Woodlawn; Captain John
Lamb. Wilcox Wharf; Major Il. Y. Gaines
Mossugford; Dr. j. Y. Gillian, Chester
| field Courthouse.
THE FARMERS CONGRESS.
The Governor yesterday appointed q
delegate from each congressman dlst1l'i
To- attend the sessions of the National
Farmers Congress IN Montgomery Aia.
which meets on November 18th.
The following are the persons selected
FIRST district. James j. COrbiu, Moss
/ Neck Second district, A. Jcffcrs, Norfolk
/ Third district. j. NJ Rufiin. Old Church
/ Fourth district Major A. Il. Ncnahle
/ Fanmyile: Fifth district, q. ". B
| Hall. Rocky Mount; Sixth district
| j. thompson Brown, Nelson county
| Seventh district II. l.. Lyman, Charlotte
Vile: Eighth district, 5. J.. Bradford, Cul
uenor. Ninth district. A. VI. Bowman, Salt
/ vile: Tenth district, Judge Charles NIAt
/ tan, Staunton.
BUSY JOHN BILL BIGGER.
/ Colonel j. Bell Bigger, clerk Of Tho
| House of Deicgatcs. has returned from th'
! cold Sulphur Springs and was busy at hl'
| office ON Yesterday with official CORE
/ suoudence and reports of clerks of courts
/ lie was also preparing diagram OF th'
/ hall Of the House of Delegates So thai
. when member, of the House apply to hu
F for seats he can assign them conveniently
/ and expcditously. He Isgreatly improved
/ in health, and in a short time Will be a
/ well and strong rs over.
The other heads of departments were
/ busy in their several Offices. and their re
! spectlve clerks were steady al WORK a
J their desks. There were many visitors q
+ the Capitol who were much Interested Il
! It's history.
OTHER MATTEGs.
Fleazer Jackson. 29] Broadway, New
York city, was Yesterday appointed a com
/ missioner of deeds for Virginia IN New
/ York. -.
/ j. VI. Skinner was made notary public
/ for Richmond.
Upon the recommendation Of City-Ser
/ peant W. II. Smith. of Alexandra, GoyeTno
/ zee Yesterday removed the political disa
/ bilitics of John Hunter, who was convict
/ ed i'm the CORPORATION Court in that city j
/ 1s77 for malicious woundiug and given tw'
ycars i'm the pcnitentary. II Is SAID Tn
/ offence was aggravated, and Hunter Is nov
/ q good citizen.