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The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-09-25

IT was raining very heavily at one
o'clock this afternoon at Makaha
ranch on this island.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-09-25
LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.
A LARGE and well furnished room
is wanted.

THE noon-day lunches Mt the Hotel
are becoming very popular,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-09-25

THE Beaver Saloon has in late in
voices received some very choice
brands of cigars.
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[From the Richmond %, 1891
The Equitable Life
Consequently its business larger than that competitors
Furthermore has taken which practically
lection Of the character referred the The
edy will be that thousands of who have heretofore
in life will examine the policy offered by the Equitable
their lives forthwith
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1889-09-25

Hicks and Sawyers' minstrcls were
playing in Melbourne at last ac-
counts.
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BE sure that your foreign mail in
cludes copy OF the Bulletin Week
ly Summary"
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FOR SALE

A NEW Wilcox s. White Parlor
~ Organ with eight stops. Suitable
for school or church. A fine instru-
ment. Apply at 81 Punchbowl street,
opposite n. T.. Mission Institute. 273 If
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Leave Honolulu:
Hawaiian TranVayS Co.,
tLIMITED)
lLIM ITED.)

CONTRACTORS OFFICE,
Honolulu, Aug. 81, 1889.
The accounts of MEssRs. SKINNER
" co. for the construction, equipment
and maintenance of the Tramway line
and works connected herewith will be
closed on the list day of October, 1889.
All persons having claims against the
said firm or their agent under the afore.
said contract are hereby notified to pre-.
sent them at the above address on or
before the SAID date. ANY claims pre-.
sented after the 9Th day of October will
have to be forwarded TO London.
1893 lot
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DIFFUSION MACHINERY

In all its branches specially.
Plantations supplied with Chemical and
Analytical Apparatus of the very best
description to order.
Ba5~ Close attention raid to ell orders
and satisfaction TO the purchaser qua.
ranteed. Z. o. Box $50. Fort street,
Honolulu. septic 80.ly
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DEPARTURES.

Sept 25-
Stm Iwalaui for Lahaina and Hama
kua at 10 Il III
Schr Haleakala for Pepeekeo
Stmr Kilauea Hou for Hainakua mt 8
Stmr Waimanalo for Waianae aud Wal
aluu at . n m
Schr Liholiho for Waianae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
COMPLIMENTS.
pRrs1nENT CLEVELAND AND GENERAL
HARRISON EXCHANGE CALLS
Tho Former Dimes BIS Cabinot-Iho La''''
Has His Yes to Name to tins
Public.
,Br tolecr,pn 10 the DI.patch.l

U,surxGroN, March 2.-The President
and p,c.ideutelcct, with their wives. each
exchanged calls to-day, Presideut-elect mar
rison calling nj the white House IN the
morniug and President Cleveland calilnS ~
the Arlington in the evening.
The President gave A dinner to the mem
hers ~ ME Cabinet at the white House thls
EVENING. They we're oil present except A.
tornev. General Garland. Cbie!-Ju-tce 7 ui-
Ter. A,soclale-Jus'lce Lsmpr, and 'olonel
Lamont were tue other guests. I1e 'ah'nel
officers remained with the President several
hours after dinner, sssistinE hlm w the con-
.ideratiou and dispatch ~ congressionai
measures and IN clo-tng no the aha'r- OF TUE
present Administration. over 700 bulls we're
acted unon. There was a decided luli m
tho Cabinet speculation to-day, tie general
opiuion being that seven OF the eight places
IN ne filled had been disposed Of. A. 10 me
Agricultural portfolio doubt sull prevails
although the belief OF tae majority OF lae
politicians Is that Governor Hu'N VIII o-
asked 70 take H. Senator Palmer Is ONT o'
the raca The Ohio man m ths connection
uroye, TO Boz Grand. Master BINGHAM ~ the
state Grange-rOt Bingham. Tie j. sdll u
be an Old friend OF General Harrison. hui
whether that viii be sufficient o. give hlm a
place the future must dtitrminr. re l"ih
the alleged requirements tiiot the ~rfr. t"Y
must be farmer. The friends az CHAIRMAN
Huston, Of Indiana are stu end. ~ .n-
10 prevent to appointment OF ". ILL., Aifei
"a Attorney.Genertl. hut ale not mueH cn-
couFartd. They have the support ON me
poetic coss' people. who believe tHN u
NilIerIs otscrwiSr disposed 81 their section
of the country will be called on 10 furnish ar
Aitorpey.ticnernL They have indicated ihrii
willingness and ability 20 so This. But w.
Ter. VINO OF coursc slv- nothing, is evidently
in the bands Of his friend, General Harrison
All indications point ,o-night 10 the 'otie
uent Of the iabiuet question m accordance
with the slate given a't night. with tAe sub
stliulon % General Rush for secretary o.
AnrlnnlInre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Perronnisand Briefs


Mr.. James Subbs, Of Gloucester, is in the
city.
Rev. John Jasper breaches in Petersburg
to-day.
Colonel W. z. Tanner was in the city yes
terday.
Major Richard f. Walker has gone to
Washington.
Major Baker p. Lee, Of Hampton, was in
the city yesterday.
Bishop Petcrkin will preach st Monu-
mental church TO-DAY at II O'Clock \. IL.
Cards are ont for the marriage Of Mr.,
James T.. Slattcry and Miss Ellen 7. Welsh.
Mr.. Walter Shelton, Of Church Hin, left
Yesterday morning for brief visit to Charles
CITY.
There Will be missionary service 81 the
Police Court room this afternoon ri 4;3O
O'Clock.
Nr. Henry Wise IIobsOn, United states
District Attorney for Colorado. formerly OF
Richmond, is IN the city.
W. G. Doc) Riddlck. who has been quite
sick for some weeks pact, - improving slow
~, aud HOPES soon TO De out.
Rev. II. NJ. Wharton viii conduct services
at Grace street Baptst church Tonight and
the succeeding nights Of the week.
John Hall. ESQ. a prominent carpet-deser
Of baltimore. I, lu tne city, the guest OF bis
brother in-law, Dr. Charles J.. steel
Mrs. James Z. Gary Of Bloomington, H.,
IS I'm the city on visit 10 her uncle, Il. O.
Gary, Esq.. No. 10 south sixth street
The Times newspaper will shortly remove
TO the building corner OF Ninth and Nam
streets. recently occupied by William
Mitchell & Co.
Viz Herman stein LETT last night for Cin-
cinuau 10 attend the Bakers National Con-
vention. which meets March 4lh, as dele~
gate from Richmond Union, 70. %.
The Council Committee on Cemeteries met
at O'Clock Yesterday morning and ap'
proved the bills for January Snd February
and transactes other routine business.
Miss julia y. b. Thomson. SISTER OF Pay
master {. T. Thompson. United states navy,
left The city Saturday TO attend the inaugu-
ration ceremonies, after which she Will visit
other points North.
The cbidren's birthday party at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. aud Mrs. John A. Kraft Friday
I
abundance a refreshments and Mr.. Herbert
Rces furnished excel ent music.
Hon. Chsres l.. scott, United states Min>
ister 10 Venezuela, south America, il in the
+ city on a visit to bis relatives aud is stopping
at the residence OF bis nephew, Robert =.
/ Chambersyne, Esq, 500 Park eyenue
/ Captain Lorracan. Of Company \, Ninth
regiment, New York state National Guard,
who has Wen in the city for several dayS,
was entertained bv the Grays at Sanger
Hall Friday night after the drill at the Arm
/ Ory.
Mr.. John Archer, who played here with
the Private Secretary Company, is an old
Richmond boy. In, first appearance on tht
stage IN tins city was shout ten years ago u
On Guard. which was played for the benefit
Of the city Guard. Nr Archer was here la'i
year with Jim the feuwau. lie Is an old
schOolmaie OF MIR. Harvey wilson.
A puohc entertainment in honor OF The
memory OF Robert Emmett will he gwen a
Cathedral Hall tomorrow night under th'
auspices 4 William O'Brien Branch, lrist
National League Of America. Mr.. W. F.
Reddv will deliver an address and captain
Frank ". Cunningham snd Others will sing
The entertainment will be Tree aud the pub
lie will be welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
the Eastern shore.

CORES 0nleace ot tho Richmond n4tat'h.l
OSANCOck. March O.. l'>i.
News has just reached here 81 The death ~
Sir. william NJ. PanDell At bis home 81 1u'i.
ford, 10 this county, IN the eighty sixth year
OF his age. lie was native Of Norio.k,
where he was long clerk OF the corporation
Court. lie married Miss Fletcher u Ac-
comack. and has lived here ever since The
war. He vas 90 excellent citizen, and was
q man Of extensive information. Tie was
largely interested IN the French spo.l1'lon
claims.
Mrs. Nancy G.. Mason, a highly respected
lady. died several DAYS ago ST her home near
Bo6town. IN the lower part Of Accom1ck;
aged eighty years. She was a most Jealous
and pious Christian, bayiDg been p sem 1er
Of hollieS Baptist church, near Pnngo'easuc,
for ditv-six years Her funeral services,
conducted by the Rev. John ". ilcnd cy, OF
this town, were attended by q large con.
course Of people.
Colonel william Ballard Preston, director
Of the Blacksburg experiment station, has
been on the Eastern shore inspecting this
region with a view 10 its Gtn for the
branch experiment station which is soon 90
be established somewhere In Virginia. j. i
SAID that Colonel Preston was much pleased
with what he saw OF this section.
hALLIAS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

Thomas, and Pondexter rendered several
beautiful selections with remarkable finish
aud we'll balanced voices.
The vocal solorsts Of the evening were
Miss n. Rogers and Mr.. James Branch. The
latter gave the Toreador song from Carmen
with much spirit. and was heartily en-
cored. Miss Rogers sang Acts "Flowefs
by the WAY" accompanied on The violin by
Captain Dimmock, and so charmed the si-
dicuce by her beautiful voice that she also
was forced TO respond to an encore.
Tho piano soloists were Miss Ielie MINOR
and Miss Elise Williams. The former played
with very artistic finish and STYLE one oil
Lists Hungarian Rhapsodies, showing her.
sell fully equal TO the technical demands OF
the composition. For an encore she gave
Godard's graceful Mazurka. Miss ki>e
Williams delighted the audience 10y her
poetic rendition OF Griey's Norwcgian
scenes. a suite ~ three pieces. Tbis was
Miss Williams's first appearance In pubic
except at pupils concerts. She is ono OF inc
most promising amateur performers o; Rlch'
moud.
The inspiring overture to Nilllam ic'',
rendered with great power aud eject Dy
Misses Minor. l.. Williams. Guiilaumc, and
Wilson, under Mr.. Hairs baton. made a d.
ting close 10 q very enjoyable musicale.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Where nrandYis Wade.

In Cognac everything and everybody
are associated, directly or indirectly,
with brandy, says the English illustrated
Magazine. II YOU come upon grand
pile Of buildings YOU may be assured
they are brandy warehouses If Won
see an unusually fine house il Is certain
70 be the residence of q brandy mer-
chant: the very atmosphere Is saturated
with IT, It's deposits have impaired a
new aspect to every Tit Of masonry It's
fumes can reach, and it ia impossible to
give a description OF Cognac without
some account OF that commerce upon
which It's very existence depends.
Although Installation was understood
by the Arabian aichemists centuries be-
fore, French physician aud alchemist,
Arnauld lie Vilieneuye, who died IN
1850. appears TO have been the first who
distilled the famous dYuG rHU. which
the discovcrer proclaimed to he pana-
cea for every i'll that flesh IS heir to.
This water OF hfe," he wrote. "is
the water of Immortality, since 1t
lengtheus our days, dissipates M
healthy humOrs, cheers the heart, and
prolongs youth" such praises were
considered by no means extravaganza
in that age, and the extraor-
binary virtues Of aYUH rite were uni
versoly believed in it was used, how
ever, rather as a medicine or cordial than
q beverage. In 1860 it was given out to
( the hungarian miners as a remedy
against the cold, unWholeSome air of the
mines, and twenty years afterward the
English army IN Flanders was provided
with it as a corrective against the damp
OF the climate. That it was used in this
country in Shakspeare's time Is proved
! by the Nurse in Romeo and Juliet ex-
claiming "Give Inc some aqua vitR ?"
Nantes seems 10 have been the earliest
seat OF the trade; thence it was snug
/ gled across the Bay Of Biscay to
our southern coast In old plays
brandy is frequently spoken Of as
NANTES AS early rs 1850, however,
there were five or six brandy firms es-
tablshed in the little town on the banks
Of the Chsrente, and one Of these, the
house Of Angler Freres, still exists. In
the reign of Louis XVI. the eaU-de-vie
of Cognac was considered 10 be the best,
but even i'll l779 its merchants numbered
only ten. and in 1920 they did net ex-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
nnrinn the next twenty

caad sixteen. during Tue next b"enJ
lars however, the total leaped TO l0i'
I'D in 1877 it further rose to l34 since
shon there has been decrease, in CON
seouence OF the repeated failures OF the
vintages. -
Very little brandy ia distilled in Cog
.oc tho operation being chiefly con
Jncted on the brandy farms IN the as
triet where the grape Is grown lie
brandy Crane, which very much resem-
blos the champagne. is small white
herrv. the Juice OF which previous to DIS
tillation tastes like very bad, sour CIDER.
1he farmers, a. role. keep the spirit
soyeral wears before offering 1t for sale
= il then purchased by the CoRnac mer-
chants. When brought into the ware
houses its strength is about twenty
over proof. This is reduced by add
inc certain proportion OF dls-
tilo1 water. Difiercut ylutages are
r,inolcd IN huge watts. which sometimes
stand IN an upper part OF the building.
and are kept constantly stirred TO blend
tb. favor-. and preparation Of burned
SMEAR "a added for cOOrlng. II is then
filtered through peculiar kind OF paper
pu.p. and flows into watts on lower
lowell. IL, which 1t remains from i've TO
twenty and even thirty years to mature.
Fro,a these rccepiicles 1T Is drawn OIL
INFO casks for hottilng or for eyporta-
ton. The promises OF some OF the
principal brandy merchants are OF enor-
nous extent. the iarge~tand most ela"o-
rate being fitted with ali the newest ap.
ul.anccs. winch cover several acres oi
Ground. The operations Of the trade
raopire largc space. To give some
idc, of these We may state that
tine blending department, once the crypt
of tbe monastery. contains eighty Na's,
each Of the capacity Of sixty hog-heads,
and IN the GourishinQ days OF the trade
tins nous. has sent ont IN n single year
a. many as 6.nJONO0 bottles, besides
casks When We consider that there Is
another firm in the town whose business
IL equally larre. aud several that very
nearly approach il, to say nothing OF "A
hundred others which have more or less
extensive transactions, some conception
NAV be formed of the Importance and
enormous capital embarked ia this
branch OF commerce.
But brandy IS rapidly becoming a
thing Of the past, thanks to tiny insect
whose rayages have been as terrible to
this part Of the country az was the
plague of locusts TO Egypt 1t was nm
lsi5 that the phSlloXcra first appeared
i'm France IN the Vail Y of the hhoue.
d. .f. ,l.., - 1.-t II h4d extended
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
md stealing nlno cents from The cash-drawer,

and stealing nine cents from the cash-drawer'
The evidence showed that Nvborg's plsce'
which ~ on Lester street, In Rockets, was
broken into through the window ana tn's
small amount Of money taken out OF the
cash.drawer. The evidence against the ac-
cused was conclusive, and they did not deny
their guilt They were sent on TO the grand
fury OF the Hastings Court which meets
Monday.
Thomas Allen and James George. TWO
colored boys, were charged with stelling n
turkey, TIE property Of Joseph Never. me
evidence showed that George snatched lhe
fowl from in front OF Meyers store on
Broad street, and gave II to Alien, who ran
OF WIFI II. Both Of the accused were seat
TO jan for thirty DAYS.
Thomas Robinson and Robert Robinson
doth colored), charged with trcspa'-ing On
the premises 81 l. c. jenkins and stealing Z
l0t Of lumber, were required 70 give Sc
curity for six months I'm the sum of 500.
James Tobin, charged with carrying con-
ccalcJ weapons and pssluting and threaten
ing 10 shoot J. T.. Hicks. Continued until
March 18Th and a commission OF iunacY Or
dcred.
Charles Roach, charged With being drunk
and disordcrly ON the street. Fined . ana
costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
CITY Circuit Court.

The only case tried in tins court yester-
day was that OF Robert Avis against William
NJ. Hall. IN which the Jury returned YER
dict for the defendant. THIS was suit
that grew out Of some real estate trsnsac-
tions bad as FAR back ~ 1879.
The following suits we're instituted:
William +. CLARKE against The Western
Union Telegraph Company for $1,000. No
declaration d ed.
Minor q Bsn;on against H. Y. and W. ".
Gardner for $50: same agains; ". n. Barnes
for 300; same sglirst j. VI. Blunt for $500;
same against f. G. Bethel for 600.
Mr.. Lucy y. stacy, execulrlx Of George
p. Stacy, against IL. +. Gray for $50; same
against b. II. Berry for 500; same against
A. j. GRAY for sou; same against II. L. Lee
iebre for $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
} WASHINGTON.
.NoSprRs TO ATTEND GENERAL
HARRIsOS'S INAUGURATION.
Four Colored Military Companies and Ciu-
gens, white and colored, 10 90
from Here.

Virginia will be largely represented IN
Washington tomorrow at the inauguration
OF General Benjamin Harrison ss President
OF the United states.
Every train that passed through the city
yesterday tn route 10 the national ca plial bore
passengers from some section OF the Old Do
minion.
These were both white snd colored, the
latter rrcdomius,ing In shout the ratio that
A. hears 10 the whites In the Republican
1psrtv Of this Commonwealth 0ud toe enire
south.
Tho trains from the south S'dc counties ah
brought In fair-eizeti dclccafi'n-, which were
augmented hy sections II the Richmond con-
engent
The cheap rates % transportation offered
arc enucrr, and the crowds gong Nor'h
will he even larger to-day than they were
yesterday
RICHMOND MILITANT.
4 special train viii lcaye E.ba station at
9o'c.ock this morning. reaching Nasnln 2
Ton about O'Clock. Hcturoiug. THIS tram
will leave WASHINGTON at l2 O'Clock to-m0r-
row n,,ht. arriving ln Richmond about 4
a. VI tuesday.
Three coiored military companies from
I'm. citv anl one from Manchester VIII take
p.ssa.e on TINS spccis. They are tue state
guards. CAPTAIN H. 4. Paul; the Attuck
Guards. Grian lmmct scott; carney
GusrGs. Captain G. q. Nicholas, and Union
Guards ~ MarcNcstor. Captain EDWARDS.
Cart4fn Paurs isp detached company and VIII
therefore 90 separate from the other ibfec,
who viii 30 marsbslled ss battalion unncI
commenl - Major =. .. Johnson, OF Nan'
chester. of course The four compinics.
..aaUiI carry about thirty men each, will
H4rca together ami viii take their position
% line VITA auy other Nir- niA military tha'
may hr present.
WhIcm Washington TIE Richmond mili-
tArv VIII taNo Their headquarters Al the ar
mory Of tGc Cadet Corps, b' whom tn'y VII.
b. ~ - OIL fhrir arrival II Il expected HAT
a delegation from the District Military Com
unifirc. " Walch General Albert OrdwaV,
formerly ~ Virginia. - chairman, VIII also
he At The Fennsyiyauia depot % meet them
srd give directions ~ 10 what part they VII
De expected q take In Monday programme
sow WHO Will co.
Among those who will 20 from Richmond
are Edgar Allan. ESQ, and ten or twelve
other members ~ tn Grand Army Of th'
Republic: John J.. GrubbS. John :. Bethel
lanes VI. Douuan and Vie, = Blair Morris,
J. e. smith. syyanus stokes, and Ous H.
Russell. l. is expected that number o.
Others here who are rersonaly interested
in The distribution Of Vulnc p tronsge VII
also be present 20 attest their interest," IN tnt
Prcsidcni.ciec' and the grand Ola party.
Mr. Edg,r Allan will stop with bis daugh
tor while in Washir gion. Ills ron EdSar
Sr. lef FRIDAY
Judge Waddil sud yesterday that b
would he unlbe 10 attend, A. be IL bnSi,Y
engaged and has sickness in ms family.
captain Henry Hudnal, chairman OF th'
Republican C.ty Committee, Will mol aitent
TIE inauguration. lie expects TO visit th'
President after he has gotten well settleC
into bis new Office.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
En police Circles

Officers jenkins and Orange, OF the Third
district. arrested q coloret man named VIII
liam Hunt last night charged with stealing
some Old iron from the Cohen building,
corner OF Fourth and Broad streets.
Onicer Bnrioot Yesterday morning saw A
negro rolling wheeloarrOw down Canal
street. The negro ran % snd escaped when
he discovered the officer. The wheelbArroW
contained 800 pounds OF lead pipe, which
was taken 10 the THIRD statiOa-hOuse.
Several arrests for drunkenness were re-
DCrtcd last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Yo~,nsu, Thieves In Court.

The chief offenders in The Police Court
yesterday morning were youths under six.
teen years OF age. and Justice Crutchheld
was sgaiu fOrobiy reminded OF the pressing
need in this CITY Of werk. house and reform.
atory for youthful criminals.
Hsrtweli TyTee and James kilgrove. two
white boys, the oldest OF whom Is barely
twelve years Of age, were charged with
breaking aud entering in the daytime the
dwelling and ltore-house OF Z. III. Ayborg
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
PronertY Transfers.

Richmond: b. D. Black and wife TO Fan
ME Eotlirheimer, pa ieet on the east side ~
Third street near Leigh, 1860; James H..
Crump and wife TO W. 3. Newell. 90 ieet on
the sou'n side OF PARK avenue between liArvie
ana Plum streets. $500; Joseph Naseis-
mann 10 John +. Nagesmaun, - feet on the
w.t. eide OF Seventeenth street near Rich
ara. $500.
Uoprlco: John +. BossienX's trustee 10
!. ". Soutpwgrd. 81 sSj-l00) acres on the
south side Of the Central turnpike, 993.2l;
Isaac Davenport, Jr., and wife to jesse q.
Crouch, 80 feet on TWcnty-thrd street al
the northeast corner Of Y, $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
nroad-street Methodist church

After three weeks nightly services 1t was
thought lhat The interest would decrease.
bat the opposite has been the result, and
these service, VIII De cOntiutd during the
coming week. Toe pastor, Dr. Lambeth,
viii have the assistance OF Captain Frank
Cunningham to lead IN the singing Of solos,
&c. A special revival service Will be held
n the lecture-goom this afternoon AT $3.50
O'Clock. All invited. Communion services
at II A. Nj. snd those desiring to join the
church are requested to present themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03
Resignation OF Leetala,ors accepted.

The Governor has accented the resigua-
ton Of judge Waddli IA 4 member OF the
House o. Delegates from HeDIico county
and Of Hon. Paul G. Edmunds a member
Of the state senate from Halifax. The latter
has been elected TO the Ffty-trst Congress.
NO special election will be ordered 10 Oh
The vacancies unless the Legislature should
be called TO meet in extra session, which
does not seem ut all PROBABLE.