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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

The funeral Of Mr. &. " Ileggerty, who
died SUNDAY night &C the residence Of his
mother. on east Broad street, took place
from 81. Patrick's church yesterday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock. and his remains were
Inferred IN NJ Calvary cemetery.
Deceased was in his tweuty-iifth year
aud WAS a highly intelligent man with
bright prospects lie war a civil engineer
and IN this field displayed considerable
genius. He was at one time an assistant 70
Citv-Engineer ". r. Cutshaw and for the
Last two or three years had been engaged
in Southwest Virginia. A few weeks ago
he came home aud his health has been
steadily declining since.
Nh Hcggerty was son Of the talented
gentleman who assisted II superlntending
tlle construction of the Church-liIll tun-
tel. and lost his life a few years ago IL Al
explosion at Dutch Gap.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

The remains OF Mr. W. b. Lamb chief
engineer of the eastern division Richmond
and Damville railroad. with headquarters
N Durham. n. C., Hero taken TO Williams
burg Yesterday morning for burial. There
was a special car that carried the funeral
party. consisting of Messrs John f. Wren.
Jr.. r. T. Field, Peterkin Plcasants Ole
Priddy. j. NJ Tabb. Captain ". I. West,
Tom Walsh. h. b. Bridges (superintond-
entj. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hill. Alr and Mr-.
Tabb. and Mrs. James h. Patton. The re-
mains were met by sIr. John Mercer
and q large number Of his schoolmates Of
William and Mary College. Nhlle the body
was being borne into the sacred edIhce the
choir. by request. sang Home OF the
Soul" and at the grave Asleep IN jesus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
Of the party IN virginia nobody seen

Of the party IN Virginia nobody seen
would say
II was said that there was quite a fair at
tendance, including few Of the more dis
tinguishpd leaders Of the rebelliouS fac-
tion. Among those In the city yestcrday,
who might naturally have been expected
to be present al such = conference were;
General Y. d. Graner. Of Norfolk: ex-
Governor William f. Cameron. of Peters
burg: James A. Frazer. OF Rockbridge,
and -. ShefIey Lewis. Of Rockingham.
General Groner and Colonel Cameron
we're seen AT the Exchange by a D.spafrl.
reporter aud both said they are here solely
on private business. We are here sand
General Groner. TO see about some ship
ping matters and know nothing OF any
meeting having been held. II there was
such a meeting was not extended an m
yitation." Colonel Cameron said about
the same thing. and both seemed 10 be sur
prised when asked about the meeting
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
s,,nreme Court of Appeals.

Wytheyille Insurance Company against
Stultz. Writ Of error and Stpersecieds award
ed TO a judgment Of the Circuit Court of
Henry on the 9th OF June. 1888.
Vests heirs against Gordon and others.
Writ Of error and superSedeGs awarded TO a
Judgment of the Circuit Court Of Warwick
county on the 1lth Of June. 1882
Muscoe against Commonwealth. Argued
by James ii. Hayes, ESQ.,, for plaintiff in
error and Hon. r. A. Ayers, Attorney
General, for the Commonwealth, and sub
mitted.
Strayer against Long. Argued by Judge
W. w. Crump for appellant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
MASONIC PROCEEDINGS.
Annual Meeting of the Grand Lodge -
st. Afhans Hall.

The Masonic Grand Lodge OF Virginia
convened az 81. Adams Hall last night us
e-hundred-and-twelfth communication.
Most Worshipful Grand. Master Robert 4:
crsighill presided and all the other grand
officers we're present except Dr. George IL.
Jordan. deputy grand master.
The opening ceremonies were concl1dea
about half-past Z. and after the Grand
Secretary had completed the work Of re-
cording the members Of the Grand Lodge
the Grand Master read his address. IL was
acteristic-intcresting in matter and
chaste in expression. IL began with feet
ing tribute 10 the Deputy Grand Master.
Fitting tributes were also paid to the
memory Of James w. Sener. Fredericks.
burg Charles f. Stuart, Alexandria, and
Thomas ]. Evans and l.. l.. Bass, Bieh-
mOnd.
The Grand Mater referred 10 the order
"a being particularly strong at this time.
Various reports wero submitted and re-
ferred. A recommendation IN one Of the
reports to omit the publication OF tho
Lodge directory in the Grand Lodge pro-
ceedings was voted down By an almost
unanimous vote.
The report of the trustees shows that the
Masonic Temple will cost about -l5s.oOo,
and that the finances Of the Temple Asso-
citation are in excellent condition: The
above approximate does not include the
price of the lot
The election OF officers takes place to-
night. The following past grand masters
are IN attendance: Most -Worshipfuls Iei-
iaferro, Wexford, and Drinkard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

made history. has become himself historical
by passing TO another and q higher ne ~
q patriarchal age with his intellect, IN
abated and his name yereTated by millions
of southern people Of both sexes
4 Sotrd Flag.
NRw ORLEANS. December i0.-The Tints-
Democrat Colun ous (Hissj speciol says; mo
Coluin bus Rifemen. commanded by Captain a.
- Mcdowell loft this evening for New VTiehns ~
iako part IN the funeral ofJeierson Davis. me
Methodist church whore the memorial services
will be held tomorrow has been drapei. mo
flag of the Davis Mississippi hiremen wili %
placed TO the right Of the altar Tho nag = OF
white SILK. about sixteen by twenty-iour incnes,
and bears this inscription: " firs' Mlsss,ipp'
kiEemen-1onterey, 2isi. 22d, ana ~ Q, Soi'-
TEN Der. 1916: Bucns Vista, I'd ana ga on req,
ruary. 1917 This nag vas the FIRST TO be plantoi
b7 Americans on tho fort OF Buena VISTA a
number Of other fiags arc displayed among
them, those Of tho BleSiiZ company ani tbs
Iafile-uag OF tho TwentJ-eghiA MEslsslppi
cairniry. inscribed "Ihomps0ns sihtoh AI1
FRANKLIN: Tenn"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
The Deatii-ROll.

The whole number of deaths in this city
last week was thirty.
Catsesof Dtah Absces (brain) l white /;
apopleXy. 1 white; brochltls acute, |
c0l0red: burns, | white; carcinoma,
white congestion Of lungs. white and
colored: consumption, 1 white; diphthe-
ria. white: diarrhps, / colored; dysen-
terry, white; fever ltyphOid). white and
colored: fever (malarla). white !;
gangrene (senile), co,ored; Inflammation
Of brain, white laryngitis (tubercular), |
white: old age. 2 colored; pneumonia, 2
colored pneumonia (typhoid), | white. /;
premature birth, / colored suicide by fall
from window, / colored tubercles Gungs
and larynx. colored: tubercles llungsh
white: tnbercles lungs and bowels,
white: tuhorc,es OF bowels, white; un-
known. cOlored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

read by Rev. DIR. Gibson and Hains, and
the music will be rendered by the chorus
OF tho Petersburg Musical Association.
The Academy building has been elaborate
ly and beautifully draped in mourning IN
respect 70 the occasion.
Members of the Common Council, headed
bv the Mayor and the members Of the
Ladies' Memorial Association, will occupy
seats on the stage.
A procession beaded by the police
corps, and composed Of the A. P. Hill
Camp and other ex-Confederate soldiers,
the Petersburg Grays. the Il. j.,
Lee battery, the Prince George cav
airy. visiting military and citizens
on foot and in carriages. Will be
formed at the Artillery AImory and will
march through several streets. All of the
church bells Of the city will be tolled
during the hour Of the service and busi-
ness will be generally closed IN the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
THE MASONS' TRIBUTE.
Resolutions Adopted by the Grand Lodge
Last Night.

I'm the Grand LOdgeof Masons last night
o., motion OF General ". y. TalIaferro. of
Glolcgstcr senior pa-t-grand master,
and au intimate friend OF Nr Davis, the
following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted
Whereas the Go nor Of TINS Common
wealth has by proclamation rocommcAded
that our people assemble in their places of
worship ON Wednesday the llth instant 20
engage in solemn services commemorative
of their grief at the death of the Hon. JET
fpreun DAVIS. the President OF the Con-
fedcrAtc States therefore be- lt
Hts9Ire3. That ia order % enable the men,
b,rs of the Grand Lodge to participate IN the
ceremonies OF the day and pay fitting ,rl-
butte OF respect to the memory of the Illus
trious man who go long presided over the
dc,liuios Of thcsoutheru people and whose
uu,wcrviug devotion 20 principle and eX-
alted virtue have cmhalmed ms memory IN
their hearts. that the Most Norshipiul
Grand Master bo requested 70 cell tins
Grand L0dec from labor from II \. VI. 10
=. u. On tomorrow.
Mir. DAVIS was not a Mason, and this ac-
tion is therefore the more notable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
THE SCOTT-COUNTY CASE.
The Committee viii Recommend that 1Tr.
Graft he seated.

The House Committee on Privileges and
Elections Will recommend the seating OF
Mr.. Miles Craft as Tie delegate from Scott
county.
Tho committee had q meeting yesterday
evening and Mr. &. ~. Garter, the clerk of
the County Court of Scott. was before
them. he stated 10 the committee THAT
the abstract of votes signed by the three
commissioners. which was brought by spe-
ciM messenger TO the Secretary of the
Commonwealth. was true abstract, rs at
tested hy the signa.ures.
The Clerks explanation as 10 whv he
did not certify 10 the returns was to the
effect that IN the peculiar condition OF
affairs hc was embarrassed as tO how to
act. Major Holloway. the Republican can
dIdatc, was coutestng the seat. and the
board was divided in opinion a to which
of the claimants should be gwen the GER
tincate.
The committee viii not recommend that
any action be taken against The Clerk.
blr. Garter Yesterday sent the following
AMERICAN HOTEL
RICHMOND, Va, December 10, l'sS
d. BsH Eigger. Esq.. Clerk Of Joint Asssmb'y:
Dear Sir.-I am in receipt Of a certified copy Of
a resolution adopted on the Oh day oi Do-em
bar issq, by the Joint assembly Of the two house 5
Of the Legislature of Virginia. directing that "A
rule Doe executed upon me requiring me 10 np-
pear "here this day tluosiay) 10 show cause,
Sc.
10 appears from said resolution thet am re-
Quirel laf.er service of the rule) @ appear
" hero at ! O'Clock this day Fueedayl. Up TO
hi. time hayo not tecn served with the rule aS
directed. bat am "Letc.n ready 70 receive the
process, when issued.
Permit me 70 suggest that the place designated
a. which ] am 90 appear IA somewhat ambiguous.
The al eyed wrong-doing appears 10 be- against
the rights ~ tho state Board OF Canya-sers, but
the place a. which am 10 appear would seem 70
be the session II The joint assembly. II not, |
arn A. los. 10 understand its meaning. II 1t
does. then ! Gm advised shat body has adjourn
ed and has therefore ceased 20 have any legal
existence.
Nay t. therefore, under the embarrassment
rrOundine me, request your views as 10 inc
course must pursue ia the premises?
Very truly yours. &. NJ. CARTFE.
Clerk % Comfy Court of Scott county.
Mr.. Edgar Allan was Mr.. Carter's legal
adviser. and drafted the above letter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
COLONEL. sHIPF CHOSEN.
He will Succeed General smith at the Vir-
ginia Military Institute.

Colonel Scott Shipp will succeed General
Francis H. Smith as superintendent of the
Virginia Military Institute.
The Board of Visitors had q meeting at
the Exchange Hotel last night and it was
nearly o'clock this morning before an
election was reached
There were some four or five candidates
placed IN nomination. but the board re-
fused to give the names of any except tine
successful one.
Colonel Shipp has long been connected
with the institute and is commandant Of
the cadets and n professor III ono of the
schools.
The report Of General Smith was read
and a good deal of routine work was done.
Not being able 10 finish their business the
board adjourned until tomorrow morning
at II o'clock.
The following members were present:
S. Ii. Letcher (presidentl, Dr. j. l.. Bu-
chanan. General james Mcdonald. Hon.
Marshall Hanger Major A. NJ. Love, w.
II. White, Esq, DR.. George Ross, Hon. j.
A. Buchanan. aud Colonel Cary Breckin-
ridpe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
BRING TIE BODY HERE.
The Legislature Thinks Mr. DaviS's Re
mains should Rest in Richmond.

The iegi Stature Thinks Hr. DAVIS he-
mains should Rest in Richmond.
}n the : nate Yesterday morning. Mr..
Hgu introduced the following, which un-
dora ..pea,.On of the rules MAS adopted :
Nl.r,a. The cl,y OF Ri,hmnnd was The place
OBJ .., fy tne whole C0ui'deracy as no heai
alIn n.a-f. AND ii g. The place where i1s h'ehosl
iriD.. -.uuld sleep, the real Theatre "h'icoh
Nr DAVIS a-fei hi- uOpieot part; therefore pf
ina ,frr-IaI Assembly Of Nircirta De 10
I,...f.f That ne Governor Is relucsiod to IN
fo.n. r.. widow of jefferson DAVIS nat tho State
of Nfr.n.a earnestly asks the nieh privilege OF
glrff.r, mo remains OF The distinguished deei
aul express 60 nor the hope thst Tue ci.y OF
h tn.nl4 will DO selec.ed a. tneh huhl ieSUhe-
pieat.
Nr Stubbs carried the resolutions over
10th. House. where they were immediately
t.r zap and adopted
u.cl the two houses meet TO-DAY the
ra auous OF respect 10 the mcmory oi
u. Davis VIII be taken upt0r consideration,
several culogses viii be passed IN oach
House. and upon tbo adoption OF the reso-
.utnus the respective bodies VIII ADJOURN
ou. 0f respect % the fallen chieitaln
Most of thc Legislators VIII atten memo
ral services in the various churches TINS
M .fuIug.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
BrAuvoIn. Miss, November II, 1888.

Asl'on S'arlc, EsQ. Prcsideui, &C.:
Nv Dear Sir.-Your letter and telegram
have been received The assurance you
give me of the dinppontnont fer by my
friends upon hearing that |. could not be
with them ~ The approaching Exposition
is in the highest degree gratifying as an
cyprc siou Of their personal regard, hut /
0u sure that no one feels the inability 90
be with you with as sincere regret as my
own.
The tcndor associations which bind me
- your locality and peoplo would have
prevented me from declining the invita-
ton n 10 had been possible 10 accept d.. [
cannot, therefore. as you suggest. recon-
slider my answer and reverse It, Though
we'll enough whom at rest 20 permit the
hope that may see my friends Of Virginia
ai some future time. ! am now painfully
conscious that | could not perform the
Journey without serious l. not fatal cOnso-
pucnccs. 10 state the fact VIII no doubt
secure from Won all a concurrence IN the
decision have been compelled q make.
ttlf flfuily. ,JTFFFESON DAvIl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
4 sn,.restion from North Carolina.

4 prominent citizen of Raleigh tele-
crapfed the D7spqich last night: Since II
appear> TO be the general desire that JET
ferson Daviss remains shall be buried at
Richmond, 1 venture TO suggest that the
funeral ceremonies be held rext nay at
the same time as the unveiliug Of the Lee
monument or on the day previous or sue
ceedlng. and that the day chosen be May
80th. Ii will insure perfect weather and
nm abundance of flowers and will enable
the people from the entire country to at
tend at once two grand ceremonies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
Special Display.

Mr. +. u. Johnson, Of +. d. Johnson h
Sons. Lyuchburg, Va, will nave a nice dis
play Of Fine Watches, Diamonds, and
Jewelry for sale at specially low prices At
the drugstore OF T. Ashby Miller. corner
Of Broad and Fifth streets, IN this city, on
Thursday. Friday. and Saturday ot 0,S
week-the 18th, 18th, and IAN instant. it
Will pav ali persons IN want Of such goods
10 call on Mr. johnson. who is too well
known in the city Of Richmond as the head
Of the Southern Jewelry House TO require
further reference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
virginia Land and improvement Com
pany.

Judge Wexford. of the City Circuit
Court. yesterday granted charter to this
company. the objects Of which are the buy
ing selling, exchanging, and improving
lands. to conduct a mercantile business,
make loans, and induce immigration. The
capital stock is not TO be less than $4,000
nor more than 81 .0O0, 900. IL may hold real
estate 10 the amount Of 50, 900 acres.
The principal Office Is 70 be in Richmond.
The officers are A. 5. Buford. president 4.
J. Mellekin, OF Washington, yice-president;
E. A. Barber, secretary; w. n. Bragg.
treasurer. and the above and Ashton
Starke. ri. b. Taliaferro, William J. Jor-
dan. Halifax; K. II. Cardwell, Hanover;
Richard Y. Gaines. Charlotte; j. II; B.
Ross. Rockbridge, and Il. c. Selden,
Gnochland. drectors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
Entertainment At -. Johns Church.

Old 81. johns church - celebrated for
pretty and bright conceits in the way of
entertainments. One ot their most sue
cessiu efforts ~ this line is the present
Jahr- Marka. which began last Monday and
continues All thcweck at Corcoran Hall. on
Iwentv-hfth street, within few steps of
the Electric Line. The hall is gay with
pretty ladies IN national costumes. Tea is
served from genuine Russian semovar,
and by walking around the room the tour
Of the world can be- made IN much less
than eighty days. Such - proiusion ot
pretty and dainty dolls and fancy articles
Is seldom seen, and these are marked down
very low.
Then every evening M $50 there IS r
grand tabeanx. The Feast of jelshaz.
znrn tonight will be brilliant scene.
One Of those elegant suppors for which 81.
Johns ladies are justly famous Is being
served from o'clock every evening ON the
ground moor. and every afternoon irom 4
10 u "A voutable old Mother GOose o.. de-
lighting the children WitA practical 'llue-
tration- of her familiar rhymes, including
nice little gifts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

II was announced on Monday that meet
ing would be held here yesterday or last
night 10 organize the Anti-Personal Re-
publican Party u of the State.
Whether there was such meeting was
not TO be very definitely ascertained last
night; but from ali that could be gathered
it seems that conference was held at the
Davis House, at which the situation was
discussed in a general way out what ac-
tion, if any. WAS taken affecting tho policy
To ha pursued by the anti-hfnhnne elepaent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

The next meeting Of the Sunday-school
society w1ll De- held at Centenary church
the second SUNDAY in January, 1890.
The Board Of Directors will meet at
Broad-Strect church next Sunday after
noon at o'clock.
At the last meeting an interesting pro-
oronme of exercises was rendered and
Colonel Thoma. Whitehead delivered an
excellent address on Sohcitude for the
Salvation Of the Young
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
RoYal Arcanuni.

AT the annual meeting OF Elba Council,
No. Cos. Roval Arcanum. last night the Off
Gers 20 serve for 1899 were elected. as toll
lows F. II. Fechtig, regent; william Gal
loway. vice-regent: Il. d. Waldron, orator
A. Nunnemaker past regent. {. W Tyler,
secretary: b. Angle, collector; Thomas
Z. Campbell. treasurer: ID. W. Rheinhsrdt.
chaplain; Charles ST. Angle. guide; ID. p.
Gulick, warden: Nicholas Haddock, SEN
try. Trustees-John T.. Hankins, I. l..
Courtney, and Joseph w. Laube.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
The streot-Car Service.

'NN'''''H' '"~ - -'
To Me Ei,tOr ofG.e Dispatch:
is this one Of the long-promised i'm
provements?"
Last night NJ 1915 as car No. 36 reached
Hancock and Clay streets the conductor
announced: Passengers going. west Will
at II Z. NJ"
Several ladies coming from the Mozart
entertainment werc thus forced 20 walk
through the mud across Harrison Street 10
reach Grove avenue. would suggest that
cars not running south Of Clay street
should be placarded So a. TO avoid this Do
lay and Inconvenience to the reeidents of
GROW AND pAKK Avenue.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

Mr Bernard A. Schepcrs died 40 $40
o'clock Yesterday afternoon. IN the twenty
second wear of Lis age Ills disease WAS
consumption. from which be had been "A
great sufferer for many years.
In the summer of 1888 hetooka tripto ~
rope. hoping thereby 10 benefit bls health.
and apparently he improved. He spent
last summer ut the springs and returned m
September. and soon thereafter began 10
grow rapidly worse and since then he has
been ont bat seldom.
The deceased wa- a member Of ST. Wary ;
Beneficial and Social Union. The funeral
viii take place at o'clock tomorrow
morning from 81. Mary's Catholic church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed I'm an Accident at the
Cnrbon-HilI Pits.

Information was received here last night
of & fatal accident which occurred on Sun
day at the Carbon-Hill coal-pits, in Ches-
terfield county.
The boiler in the mines burst and the
engineer was killed instantly and the fire.
man received injuries from the effects OF
which he died the next day.
Both Of the men killed were colOred.
The engineer was named John Lewis and
the name Of the fireman was not learned.
Richard Robinson, colo-ed man who
lives at the corner OF Eighth and Cary
streets. went out 10 the pits TO accept a
position as engineer, but returned last
night, and to a DispGich reporter who saw
him said that he found the engine and
not accept the profered place.
lie could not give any further partieu-
lars Of the unfortunate occurrence of Sun
day than are related above
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11

previous letter to which you refer must
have been miscarricd, IA II It had been re-
ceived II surely would have been acknow-
lodged.
II would give ne great pleasure TO be
with yOu as invited and 60 witness the
growth and prosperity Of old Virginia, en-
domed TO me as she Is by so many associa-
tions. not the least tender those in which
we endured a common disaster.
| sincerely regret fny inability 10 be
present during at least part of the time
Of your Exposition.
With my cordial goodwill for you and
your associates. ! am, fraternally,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
eUslNEss-MENs TRIBUTE.
Rooms of the Grain and Cotton Exchange
to I;c Closed To-Day.

Rooms uf the Grain ana cotton 'N'hahE"
to I;c Closed To-Day.
neral meeting of tine Grain and Cot
t. l,. laurc YVES held in tine rooms OF the
yesterday morning 40 I.O
..t... the president. II. -. Taliatewo,
t.. n .lc clair anl Captain B. A. Jacob
dent stated that the meeting
d. I.., called 90 take such action as the
o. ..uu should d,eu cNpedlcut with
r.f ..a., ID the death of the Hon. Jeilor-
-.r Davis.
Ihc following resolution was offered by
Cant.u Philip Haxall and seconded los Mr..
George &. Haynes.
He..Ig.f. lhat in respect 20 tne memory of OK
President Jefferson Davis, AND in compliance ,
viii tn. surge- flou made IN tine proclamation II
tnr Governor oi virginia, the rooms 9l thl7 ny
change ue closed tdue-day. OereinOcr llth.
Iherc,olution Wt- unanimously adopted.
or motion a Sir. il. \. Subicpt the meet
ir. ae Dfrruei
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-11
Committee TO Notify Messrs. Mckinney
and TYLER.

The legislative committee 10 notify Gov
ernor Mckinney and IAentenant-Governo
TYLER of their election will leave the city
tonight. They will proceed 20 Farmyille
and on Friday morning. formally .apprise
the Governor OF his election. Leaving
FarmyilIe at 1:l5 Il. 81. they will reach
Pulaski City al o'clock the same night.
where they will be met by the Lieutenant
Governor. when like ceremony will be
zone through.