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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
MANCHESTER'S STREETS.
The Damage from the Rains-Other Items
from Across the River.

from Across tlic ilNffs
The damage TO the streets in Manchester
from the recent rains appears 20 be COn-
siderable. Chef-of-POlice Iipscomb yes
terdav made careful inspection in order
To ascertain the extent of the work of the
waters. Twelve washouts were found be
low Ninth street. and viii be at once at
tended TO by the Street Committee. The
new pavement on lower Hull street has
been considerably displaced and washed
out. The culvcrt near where the Rich
m0nd and Danville railroad track crosses
Hull street has partially given away, and
the pavement has sunk six or eight inches
at that point. All along the several newly
paved blocks at each Joint of the curblug
the bricks are washed loose. The street
Committee also made an Inspection of the
damage yesterday. The repairs Will be
made as early as possible.
Mayor AttkIs-on has lately conferred
with the Governor IN regard % i. W.
Henry. the young man whose queer actions
at the Capitol some time ago led 10 his az
rest and commission of lunacy being
held over him. Henry was adjudged in
sane. and is now In jail IN Richmond. lie
lived i'm Manchester awhile before hls ar
rest. At the suggestion of the Governor
and Mayor Attkisson Henry's relatives,
who live out West are being communl-
Gated with, and it is probable they Will
come here and take him home.
The only case before the Mayor yesterday
was that of q colored woman charged
with allowing vicious dog to run at large.
The case was continued until to-day.
The post-oiiice viii be open for the re-
ception of mails to-day from until 10
o'clock. There viii be no mail in the after
noon.
Most of the stores and places of business
viii be closed the whole or part Of to-day
i'm order that the proprietOrs and clerks
NAV celebrate the GLORIOUS Fourth"
Mr.. George Z. Walden, who on Monday
night was stricken with paralysis, IS I'M
proving.
Colonel John Gillian, Of Powhatan, is in
tbo cltV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
The Damage from the Conemaugh River.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatchl

JoHNsTowN, July 3.-'The heavy rains of
Yesterday and last night flooded five fami-
lies in Cambria City. The water came
pouring down the mountain last night and
filled the first floors of the houses. destroy
ing all the furniture that had been saved
from the big flood. There is great alarm
among the people over the condition Of the
Conemaugh river. The water rose five feet
this morning in three hours, and carried
away the foOt-hridge above the Pennsyl-
vania railroad station. There was danger
Of the temporary bridge erected by the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad going out.
Six loaded freight-cars were run out on the
bridge to save IT, About 10 O'Clock the
abutments began to sink. The temporary
bridge erected at the lower end of the
Gautier offices is almost total wreck. Or
ders were given at General Hastingss
headquarters at 1Oo'clock 70 get everything
in shape for quick removal. as it was feared
the tents would bc washed away. The port
able bridges over Stony creek were only
saved after very hard work by the engi-
neers. At 1l:30 it was thought all danger
had passed, when a fresh storm broke over
the valley. The rain is coming down in
torrents. and the people fear that the Cone
maugh Will yet sweep over its banks and
flood the town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04

deeper as the years multiply. / ask this
privilege also because in a matter having
in il such national elements should feel 1t
selfish in ne 10 hold and enjoy 50 valuable
a gift alone.
Allow me 70 express to you personally
my gratitude for your kindly invitation 70
attend the coming commencement OF VIII
liam and Mary College. II would afford
me exceeding pleasure rs an alumnus OF
Bowdoin College TO greet the officers and
students Of your college. which is second
only 10 Harvard in age and to none in the
list Of honorcd names of men who have
gone forth from her tutelage. But NV
home engagements render such visit
quite impossible this year.
Hoping there may never again be occa-
sion for such a correspondence "a ours has
been. but trusting the future TO add some
thing pleasant to this incidental acquaint-
ance. remain, yours very respectfully.
JAMEs Ii. TAYoB.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
War Probable Between Costa Rica and
Nicaragua
rBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO, ILL.,, July "a special from
San Francisco says: Sensational news of a
probable war between Costa Rica and Mica
ragua over the canal came by steamer yes
terday from Panama. The Mauagua cor
respondent of the Panama SGr and Herald
says a war-party has control of the Costa
Rica Government, and urges an immediate
invasion of Nicaragua unless a heavy in
demnity be paid for carrying the canal IN
the San Juan river for sixty miles along
the Costa Rican boundary.
This land, claimed by Costa Rica, has
once been decided by treaty to belong to
Nicaragua; but this treaty will be violated.
Menocal obtained from Costa Rica only a
few months ago concession 10 carry canal
along the river, but new party gained
power and repudiated the agreement.
Costa Rica has a much larger army than
Nicaragua, and itstroops have recently been
equipped with the best guns from Europe.
Managua is greatly excited, as troops have
been massed on the Costa Rican frontier
and an immediate advance is feared.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04

By teleeraph % the Dlspate

WASHINGTON, July 3.-All of the cxecu-
tive department, VIII be closed tomorrow,
the ith of July.
Mrs. Harrison. her father. Dr. Scott, and
two grandchildren left Washington this
afternoon for Deer Park, Md, where they
will spend the summer.
The First National Bank of Huntsville.
Ala. has been authorized 10 begin bust
ness with capital ot ~l2j 600.
The superintendent Of the Railway Mail
Service has received information from
P0stal-Clcrk Summers. Who WAS on the
train wrecked ou the Norfolk and Western
railroad yesterday morning, that the postal
car WAS burned and all the mail matter, in
Guiding three registered pouches. WAS de-
stroved. Mr. Rose. who WAS assisting sum
mers. was killed. lie was not an employ
of the Government.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
SOMETHING NEW.
4 Woman Applies for Leave to Practice
Law i'm Danville.
lsneclal telecrnm p the pIspateh.l /

lNpeclai ielebthu W tAo biophb~u'l
DANyuLE. VA, July 3.-To-day in the
Uustings Court of this city Mrs. Annie
Smith. wife Of Mr.. 7. A. l.. Smith. made
application through an attorney for a GER
tihcate 70 enable her TO appear before the
proper legal commission for examination
on an application for license 10 practice
law in the courts of Danville and Pitsyl-
vania county Judge Aiken asked for the
opinion of the bar on the subject. and some
c0ntcnded against granting the certificate,
while others warmly advocated 1t. This
being the first instance whore woman has
taken teps 90 obtain license to practice
law here. Judge Aiken desired time 10 con-
suit the law and authorities, and deferred
hs decision until Friday. Mrs. Smith Is
the wife of young lawyer.
The directory Of the ncwly-orEanized
Danyille and East Tennessee railway to-day
elected l.. A. Bateman. of New York,
treasurer md Iandon c. Berkeley, of Dan
Vile secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

swIFrs SPECIFIC cured me Of ugly aud very
painful boils or rlsings. 1 had swenty-throo on
my back snd neck at one timo and great many
On my body took s. 5. :, and two bottles cured
me- This vas dye years ago. and haye had no
boils since. W. NJ. MILLER,
Arlington, Texas.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Fell while Walking in Her sleep.

Information has been received here That
n few nights ago Helen leath. daughter
Of Mr. Joseph +. Lcath, who lives
near Burkoylile. while walking in her sleep
opened the shutters and went out of a win
dow and fell to the ground below. q dis
tancc Of sixteen feet. She was found soon
afterwards by her brother living face
downWards and in an unconscious condi-
tion. A physician was summoned and
after restoratives were applied she return
ed 10 consciousness and proves not TO
have been seriously injured.
Her father was at the time absent from
home on official duties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
LANDED POSSESSIONS.
Deeds of Bargain and Sale Recorded Yes
terday.

George A. Jones, special commissioner,
10 George W. Parsons. % feet on south
side Canal street near Fifth, $500.
Thomas II. McNamee TO Emma Light
foot and Victoria Queensbury, l6 feet on n
street between Thirtieth and Thirty y-hrst'
improved, 5000.
julius Straus and wife to J. 2. johnson,
% feet Oh east side Third street between
jackson and Duyal, $4,000.
BENJAMIN Harris, trustee, 70 Catherine
Harris. 2f1& feet on east side St. james
street near Federal 500.
probate and Qualifications: james II.
Iestcs,s estate committed 10 hands Of l.. p.
Winston, Sheriff, as administrator.
John IL. Young's estate committed TO
hands Of l.. T.. Winston, Sheriff, as ad-
ministrator.
HRNRIco COUNTY COURT.
w. J. Tcake. special commissioner; 70
rar,cs Ho,ieran. 60 feet on east side Fair
field road near Valley, $50.
ny ;s pendens. Frances Mitchell rs. Lewis
Mitchell, TO subject estate OF deAendAnI 70
suit for divorce.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Norfolk Notcs,
Special toleg am TO tue Dispatch.

'speoIal IoIeg am % tUe 0lsDatchl
NORFOLK. Va. July 3-Secretary John
Wanamaker's yacht Restless. which left
Washington yesterday with Frst-Asslstant-
Postmaster-Gcneral Clarkson. his family,
aud party Oh board, arrived here to-day
for coal and supplies.
The British steamship Garlenia arrived
here to-day from Hamburg. having expe-
rienced very rough passage and lost boats
and sails. She wa, I'M dense fog all the
VOYAGE aud passed big iceberg drifting
.,ut h,yar1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04

along. in his jumper, was run into and
greatly injured, being bruised about the
body and legs.
Tho plaintiff declares that when he was
struck the car did not stop as speedily as
II should have done. but dragged his pros
trate body some distance, until his right
foot was caught between the spring and
shaft Of the vehicle, against which the ear
was still pressing, and his right leg and
ankle were injured and ligaments thereof
broken. and his injuries are such that he
has been disabled for work up to this time
ana Is permanently injured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

The Virginia Mutual Livestock Insu-
rance Com. my insurcs horses and mules
against loss by Fire, Dls,0se, or Accalt7'L
even Drolcning. Come and insure before
the floods catch you. We have come 20
stay: not here to-day and tomorrow away.
The agent VIII come az any time or IN any
place and write your applications. We
mean business-honest, straightforward
business.
Office of the company is 1llj east Main
street, Richmond, ga.
W. O. SrEGER, Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
GRAIN AND COTTON.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF THE EXCHANGE.
The Years Figures show n Decided I'm
provcmcnt in Business-Secre-
tary Elected.

The annual meeting Of the Board Of Di-
rectors Of the Richmond Grain and Cotton
Exchange Was held yesterday morning at
the close OF Change, the president. Mr..
II. B. Taliaferro, in the chair; Mr. j. A.
Jacob. secretary.
The annual reports Of the officers and
standing committees were presented and
adopted.
The Secretary reported sixteen resigna-
tions and three deaths during the year
present membership Of the Exchange, %.
BUSINESS EXHIBIT.
The business Of the Exchange during the
wear just closed is largely in excess o. that
for the preceding twelve months, as the
following figures will show:
Offerings on Change for years ending June
m f.a4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
RAILROADS AND RAIN.
Some Damage Done by the Recent Heavy
Showers.

showers.
A landslide occurred on the Chesapeake
and Ohio road near Lanexa s.auon Tues
daV evening. The earth from the steep
embankment near the Chickahomlny river
rolled down considerable distance and
covered the road-bed several feet deep.
The train due here at 1880 O'Clock L. NJ;
from Newport News did not arrive until
after 7 o'clock yesterday morning.
This Is about the only damage on this
road from the rains.
Train No. 4. due here at 24Oo'clock from
the West, was four hours late yesterday al
ternoon owing 10 a freight-car beng on
the track near Hanover Courthouse.
RICHMOND AND ALLEGHANY.
The Richmond and Allegheny road was
opened through to Clifton Forge yesterday
The only damage Of any consequence
was a washout several miles above Lynch
burg.
IRE trains went out on time yesterday,
but the train from Clifton Forge due here
mt 6.l5 o'clock was several hours late.
oTHEB ROADS.
No damage is reported on any of the
other roads and the service yesterday was
very good, nearly all of the trains being
on time OF only slightly delayed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
RICHMOND, VA, THURSDAY, JULY T. 1889.
ing secretary; G.. II. Gordon, financial

ing secretary; G.. II. Gordon. financial
Quarles, conductor; A. II. Rohleder,. war
den Jacob Unlauf. inside sentinel W. T.:
Hafner. outside sentinel. Trustees OF
council for eighteen and twelve months
respectively. l. NJ. Seymour and Il: w.
Tricc. Delegates 20 State Council, q. H..
Gordon and ]. VI. Seymour.
The council is in a very tiourishing con-
diton. having almost doubled its member
shin IN the last six months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria

BErcHAM's Pills act like magic on a weak
stomach
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
HENRlcO DEMOCRATS.
Meeting to Bc Held Monday to Elect Dele
gates.

Mr.. Simon Solomon. chairman Of the
Democratic party of IlenricO. has issued a
call for a meeting Of the Democrats Of that
county. II will be held AZ the courthouse
Monday. July sth, at u o'clock sharp.
The objects Of the meeting are the cleo
tion Of delegates to the gubernatorial
convention Of August 18th ard the re-
organization Of the party with special
reference TO effective work in the coming
fall campaign.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Officers Installed.

At IA regular meeting of Enterprise Coun-
ell Junior Order of United American Me
chanics, the following officers were duly
installed for the ensuing term by the
deputy State councillor. W. X Walden l;
NJ Seymour. Junior past-couneillor; Grant
II Loser. councillor; r. Y. Owens, vice
councillor: Robert Mitchell, recording
secretary J. w. Benedict. assistant record
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
4 stace-coach Eobbed.
rBy telegraph to tho Di,patcn.I

CHEyENNE. WYoMrgG. July 3.-The south
bound stage-coach from Lander to Rawlins
was held up and robbed late Monday night
near Rongis by three road-agcnts. Mrs.
Jones. wife of the Indian Agent, and her
three children were The only passengers on
the coach. The robbers compelled her Ia
give up all her money and yaluables and
the kew to her trunks. They emptied the
trunks. taking valuablcs. They then took
the mail-bags. cut them open. and took the
registered letters. They kept the driver
covered with q revolver until the work of
going through the mail was completed,
when they disappeared in the darkness.
The Deputy Sheriff of Lander with twenty
Indians is Oh the trail of the robbers, with
a chance Of catching them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
DEAI, EsTATEGIVENAWAYF FREE

III OF cHARGE.---The public Is invited 10 call
At 9i5 east Main street and inspect Photographic
views OF the beautiful property given to toe
stockhelders OF the RICHMOND MARKET AND
MANUFACTURING COMPANY. Two dollars
and fifty cents per month until you pay $50 will
secure you 1ve shares OF the stock. which will
on,ille you 20 q forty-fo1f lot FREE OF CHARGE.
Lots To be selected oa July 4. 1854 All stocx-
holders iayiied 70 partake OF the hospitality OF
The eonpsny TO-DAY, July Atn. ~ 4lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
RonrE. n. Y, July /, 1899.
Mr. Charles Poanderar, STATE Library, VT-
nina:

gJth.
NV Dear Sir,-I acknowledge the receipt
of your very courteous letter of the 2sth
ultiIno The volumes of history so gene
rOusly bestowed have not yet arrived, but
will doubtless appear within few hours.
When here they will have in addition to
their intrinsic value, which must be great,
q special interest rs the representative OF g
kindly and large response TO very small
service rendered. If there may be any
thing in this connection which shall con-
tribute in any manner 20 atone for the
wrong done in the useless burning OF the
college buildings and the wicked desecra-
tion OF tombs, or allay the grief, If not the
asperity, naturally consequent upon such
devastation, that will be the best. even
most important, outcome of the episode.
VIII YOU please express 10 the Governor
my personal appreciation Of the gift, which
/ accept the more readily because now
aud hereby ask if he will allow me to pas.
them over at once TO our City Library, III
/ NAV have his consent to so use them, they
will there stand more publicly than on my
private ahelyes as a monument OF the ira
ternal feeling which trust Is to DO ever
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
KNOCKED FROM HIS JUMPER.
Mr.. Joues's Suit Against the Electric Rail-
way Company.

Mr.. George 0. Jones, through his coun-
sol. Edgar Allan. Esq, instituted SUIT IN
the Circuit Court yesterday against the
Richmond Union Passenger-kallway COM
pany for $1,000 damages. .
Mr. Jones was injured by Dein2 An0SSou x1e.'
9TH by an electrician A..
ThS declaration set forth that 1t is the
duty Of the defendant, its agents the
seryants. TO take great care and precauti3n
10 protect the lives Of persons; that tho
cars should not run at 4 greater speed tnan
..r niles DER hour. and no street-crossing
must be approached without ringing OF
the bell or giving sufficient warning OF the
approach. It's .,.,,,s
these requirements the plaintin claims l,s
we're not complied with by tho onceIs o.1 ~
Can No. 2l on MAY sth, but that utterly
mindless Of duty the car was permitted 20
mn up Bank street at a greater speed tnan
allowed, and Mr.. Jones, who was driving
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
The Drowned Man.

Night before last it was reported that Joe
Edwards had found the body of Charlie
Rison, or Riseman, ahoat in Shockoe creek
II so il got away again, for all day yester-
day search was being made for it.
The Coroner said last night that he had
received no notification OF the hndlng OF
the body.
Shockoe creek continues very high.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04

We have received from Allen & Ginter.
through Mr.. George l.. BidgoOd, a copy of
their Game-Bird Album. which has Just
been issued # is handsomely gotten up
and adds new laurels TO this enterprsing
aud widely-knOwn firm. whose superior
brands of tobacco are known and used IL
all lands.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
TIE FOURTH OF JULY.
Many Of the Proposed Obscr,anccs 70 BE
Abandoned--SaIutc TO I5a Fired.
The glorious Fourth is here.

The glorious Fourth is here.
OF late years our people have been oh
serving 30 by having great numbers of ex-
curSiOns 20 the seaside, to the mountains,
and 20 the country nearer Richmond; but
the weather has placed such an interdict
upon outdoor exercises of late this mode
of celebrating will be very much cuftailcd.
Not all of these enterprises however, have
been abandoned: some will take place
whether there is rain or shine, but the
greater number have been postponed until
"a more reliable if not convenient season.
WHAT Is TIE MATTER WITH TIE wRATHEny
The trouble Is We have been having day
after day shower after shower, including
sOmo Of phenomenal volume. the woods
and fields are rich IN verdure, and with
sunshine to-day tine various rural retreats
Of popular resort VIII be very bright and
pleasant. indeed: but. all the same, the
accustomed crowds viii not be present be-
cause the rains discouraged preparation.
NATIONAL SALUTE.
The Howitzers Yesterday obtained from
the Mayor authority 90 fire IN the city a
salute af sunrise this morning. and they
expected Co locate their guns on the Capt.
tol Squrs and were proceeding 10 Obtain
the necessary permission from the state
officials when they were informed that q
lady in the Capitol neighborbood was very
M and were earnestly entreated not to FIRE
from the Capitol square.
CANDLES llill was then selected, and the
salute will bc fired from there.
The squad viii be under command Of
Lieutenant Barrett. Forty-two rounds viii
be fired
There viii be no further military parade
unless some Of the COlOrcd companies come
ont this afternoon.
Company G. Of the First regiment, will
spend the day at Boscobel. on the Rich
mond and Allegheny railroad.
GOVERNMENT OFFICES.
The post-ofiice will be open to-day only
during Sunday hours.
All of the other public offices-city,
State. and Federal-will be closed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04

". II. WIGHT, Of Rogers. Ark, prominent
farmer and stock-grower, says that swifrs spe-
cinc cured him Of tetter Of twenty years stand
ing. OF course In that time he had a great
amount Of treatment. and says tho wonder 10
that he did not scratch the issh from his bones.
s. =. 8 cured him aulck and permanently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
\ Negro Arrcsted-rrouble Feared.

ISpeclal telegram % the Dispatch.i
RADroRD. VA. July 3.-The negro VIII
Carlton. who last week attempted To assault
the fourteon-vear-old daughter of Mr..
Pratt near Pulaski City. Is here in the Gus
tody of Mr.. Pratt and posse, and will be
carried on the evening train % Pulaski,
and if identified Will receive the sentence
and execution of the wcll-knowu summary
judge The Governor has been telegrlphed
u order ont the military Of Pulaski % pro-
trct the accused
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
Nota Candidate for Governor.

The Washington correspondent of the
Baltimore Hg1d says:
General William II. PAYNE. of Fauquier,
writes 90 his friends from Paris that he
does not want the goyernorship Of Virginia
and that his name must not 90 before the
convention for the nomination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
The Postal Telegraph Company Victo-
riOus.

riOus.
In the Chancery Court yesterday Judge
Fitzhugh granted decree dissolving the
Injunction heretofore awarded against the
Postal Telegraph-Cable Company.
The suit was brought by the \ lrfolk and
Western Railroad Company and the IN
junction was awarded III effect to require
the Postal Company to produce the articles
of incorporation to show what right any
of its officers has TO ask for condemnation
of land in the counties between Petersburg
and Norfolk.
The plaintiff was represented by Messrs;
A. l.. Holiday and George ). Bernard, and
Messrs. Edgar Allan. John ii. Guy, and j..
Samuel Parrish appeared for the defendant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-07-04
THE BoTETOURT coFFlN-PLATE.
Letter from Mr.. Taylor, of Rome,
Sew York.
VmGNIA STATE LIBRARY,
RICHMOND, July 3, 1889.

NmGRIA STATE LIBRARY,
RICHMOND, July 3, 1888.
To he Editor Of ne DisDaich:
Sir,-In view Of the interest shown on
the recent restitution of the BOtetOurt cot
in.plate. am advised 70 submit 10 you for
publication the enclosed letter from Rev.
J. II. Taylor of Rome, n. y. TO whose
knowledge Of BotetOurt as an historical
Virginia character tine return Of the plate
is primarily due.
II is necessary to premise that in recogni-
ton of Mr.. Taylor's agency in the matter,
a set of the Calendar of Virginia Papers
was presented to him.
Very respectfully, 1. PorNDRxIEB.