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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
LIE ClIYs WAFER SUPPLY.
superintendent boiling saws that the
Jamos River j. Full Enough.

superintendent Boiling saws that the
Jamos River Is Fun Enough.
4 water famine is something tnat the
people Of Richmond or any city have just
cause 10 dread. And whenever there arc
prospects ola continued drought this is the
first question that agi,ates the mind of Rich
mond's carefully thinking citizens.
Perhaps the reports from Parhersburgh
West virginia. of the distressing water fam
inc there has a tendency 90 arouse the fears
of tbepeOple 10 a greater extent. II is graf
living. however. for the people Of Richmond
to know. that Notwithstanding the absence
of rain ian Richmond during July ana the lat
tcrpari Of June fhc river has fallen but LITTLE
and there is ample water in the "hohl'
James" and tosparc.
Superintendent Boiling. Of the cry Water
Works. smiled yesterday when reporter o
/ The TIMES asked him d there was any
DANCER Of Richmond suffering from Il
| scarcity of water again.
said he. There is plenty of water in the
river. and mo- cause whatever of amy alarm
! visited B0shcr's dam Yesterday ana mea
sured seven feet of water flowing over The
dam. which is more water than Richmond
can possibly consume. And then. Doe con
tinued, "therc is our steam pump ready e
/ go 90 work an any moment. Oi course Toe
river is not as high as il would Doe II 80,
/ had continued rain. The very fact that tn'
water is muddy shows chat there is DO
cause for alarm. for 81 is raining zap the
river"
The general estimate of the river water
power pump ought Co pump not less than
eight millions of water per tWcnly-ioW
hours. which is tV0-third- OF the maximum
/ cap3city. The steam pump can pump Do
tWenty-tour hours no the lowest tiyc millions
| of gallons. and with both of these Wc nave
| bon all pumping capacity of thirteen mil
/ lions of gallons per tWenty-i0ur hours. THO
estimated consumption OF water during q
period of tWcuty-four hours i- twelve mil
| lion gallons. thus leaving "a eurpiu, oi on'
million gallons
During the interview SIR. Boiling said
| that the waste OF water in the city Nd'
enormous. and imposed q useless -trIl
upon the water works. The reservoir Mr
/ Boiling said. was well supplied with wafer
| The limited fall ol the water in the re-er
! yoir was twenty feet, and that % had ne'el
/ been this low during The five years hc h1t
/ been superintendent and now ID Wd, only
"a foot or two if any.
.Ihe reported ilu of water In the Rc-cr
| yoir lake." said Mr.. Boiling, chad uoihin-
| lO do with the reservoir. Richmond ua.
never undergone 30 real water famine
| though iu l~~l and 1876 the state 0i Affair
! arrived at quite alarming proportions.
During tle month of August. DO l~,'
! Richmond was visited With drought Whicl
| ,ist. q Tor some timo during which tine rlNc
| became very low, and great fears were cn
/ tertaiucd for days about lichm0ud's Waie
| supply. which 40 that time Was not as com
| pi.te as 10 is now.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
LIE G A. &.


An annual meeting Of the Grand Army o.
the Republic viii meet FOO Boston. Mass. on
the 18th Of August next. Pill keamcy
Post. of this city. Commander Lewis. Will
attend in body. Following Dis tle proc
gramme
Tuesday, August l2th.-Grnd parade;
Che column Co hc formed Gin accordance
with vote of National Emcampmout Of l~esJ
by departments in order OF seniority, except
that the department boo which the Eucamp-
mcnt Is held takes Tine left. To the evening
Grand Army and Womm's Relief Corps
Joint reception in Mechanics, Han; admi--
sion boy badge of G.. A. Is. coz vs.. R. g..
Wednesday. August l3th.-McetiEZ of the
National EucUmpmcnt az l0 A. w.. Boo MI
sic Hall, Winter street. Meeting of Na-
tional Eucampmcnt, w oman, Relief Corps.
in fremont Temple, fremont street. ln the
evening Grand Army campfire iu Mechaa-
les building.
Thursday, August llth.-Cutnuod scs-
-ious of the National Encampmcnt, G.. \.
b. and Woman, Relief Corps. In the
evening banquet 10 the delegate, of the
National Encampment and % invited
guests Jon the Mechanics building.
Friday, August ljih.- Excursion by rail-
to Plymouth, and cam-bake there for the
delegates Of the National Encampmcnt, g..
4. X. and W0man's Relief Corps. In the
evening campfire by Womau's Relief Corp,
at Fremont Temple.
saturday, August steamboat eX-
cursion for the members Of the National
Encampment down tine harb0r 90 Miu0ts
Light, thence along the Northern Shore o.
Cape Ann, passing Nahant, salem, Marble
head and Rockport 90 Thatcher's Island
Light. Fish dinner ON boat.
g.. 90 d I.Y D.. IA
during the encampmcut. Headquarters
will be established at tine hall oi the kear-
sarge Association. corner Washington and
Union PARK streets. Reunions Of other or
carnations will also hc held
The Woman's BclefCorps, department Of
Massachusetts. viii furnish "a lunch Ai
Bumstcad Hall for The delegates 90 the Na-
uonal Eucampment. g.. \. r., each day
during the session of the eucampment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

MIR. Ragland, who has supervised IA,
demonstrating in Richmond, said yesterda,
that he thought $1,000 would cover the en-
tire cost OF taking the census in Richmond
The census office, in the cust0m-house. wa,
closed yesterday. An Of the papers hay,
been shipped 10 Washington, except mum.
Der Of unused blanks and other printed mat
ter. These will be shipped today. The
$1,000 names, at two cents apiece, will cost
$1,000. The balance 10 make up the 81. 500
named by Mr.. Ragland is for clerical work.
"A large force having been employed 10 in.
Nestigatc complaints and omissions. This
required extra time on the part Of enume.
ratOrs and clerks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

the service. assisted by Rev. DIR. NJ, ~
Hove. of the second Presbyterian Church,
and Roy. DIR. +. q. Dashielf ~ II Marks
Episcopal Church. Among those present
were Captain GEORGE u. Wise, Messrs, J.
~. Crcnshaw. James Crenshaw, Edward .
Cannon. James Peasants, Captain Thomas
Pickney, Mr.. l.. L. Winston, NJ. II. b'
owen, Mr.. Scott Cairng'Da, Judge George
l.. Christiap, NJ Joseph Bryan. Mr. Rose
well Page, Dr. J. Il. McCaw and others. :,
The pall-bearers were: Active essls' !
4. Dupuy. j. b. Mosby, Scaion llnsiey; ~
| H.. Berry, scott Carrlugton, - b' heas'''
Isaac Davenport. r. II, Wright
Honorary Major T.. 7. u. Myers, Mussrs
lanes Cronshaw. Isaac Davenport, Jr., )
NJ. Taylor. Judge W. ". Crump, T. y. Win
s,on. +. III. Dpane, Rev. J. u. Il. sleighl'
John Purcell. &. y. Langhorn, Pr {. W. j.
| Brock, Hon. r. II. Cardwell, Judge Hughes
and John Endcrs.
The funeral Of MIR. Henry Bodeber took
place at O'Clock from the Second baplls'
| Church. -.
some fthoy present were: Col. W: l..
CutsAaw. Dr. George Il. steel, senator W H.
liam Loycnstein, Joseph Anthony X. b
Snead, George c. Jefferson, Col W. -
smith, /. :. Tower, pr. We farrar, Col
W. T.. Tanner, Capt y. u. Starke.
4 representative from the tommanderN
Of II Andrews OF knights sTemplar, i. J.
lee camp, Confederate Veterans; the City
Council, Richmond Perpetual Building
! Loan and TrIst Company, and several ira
icrnals of which the deceased WAS member
Dr. W. W. Landrum, pastoroi the church
| preached n very appropriate sermon, an'
| Captain Frank Cunningham sang II QUO
Not Live Always" The church choir als'
| sang,
The funeral was conducted with Masonic
honors. and attended by Richmond Lodge
No. TO- A. =. and A. NJ, and Fraternity
Lodge. No. 2l5, knights Of Honor.
The nall-bearcrs were: Actiyc-Mcssrs
Joseph Anthony, George Gilmer Minor. DIR
/ George h. steel, James ID. Crump. /. =
| Tower Thomas y. Jones. Il. b. Nnead ant
| George {. Jefferson. Honorary Messrs
/ T.. 4. Saunders. ST, DR. ". +. Farrar. Col
onel William T.. Tanner, Colonel W. J.
| Cutshaw. CAPTAIN T.. u. Star&e. George ID
| Peasants and Jackson b. Wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

The following is the programme for tn.
fourth outing Of the Y. VI. {. a. Outinl
club, which will be given this afternoon
Rendezvous, Y. NJ. c. \. building, > j. VI.
Take street-car 10 ship-dock, foot of TWEEN.
ty-seNenth street, row down the river q
POwhatan's seat (the old Mayo homestead
inspect site Of Captain John smiths rescu,
by POcah0ntas, and other historic points
Leader, +. \. Arthur.
This is a most attractive trip, and the
club will, no doubt, turn out in force Tn,
new uniform, caps and belts of the club,
colors-orange and black-will De worn for
the first time this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
THE BROAD-STREET TRACKS.
A Question Before the old Council to be
Keopcned In the New One.

Before the old Council died by limitation
a question Of very grave concern was
brought up before the Committee on Streets
1t was the matter of prohibiting the unload
ing OF freight cars on the Richmond, Fred.
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad on Broad
street near Elba.
Major T.. I. ID. Myers, of the road, ap-
peared before the committee, and asked in
diligence at the hands of the Council, but
the committee saw iii 10 fix upon the LIST
day of August as the limit OF the time 10 De
allowed for unloading cars.
When the new Council Committee on
Streets met, the question was rcOpened. and
the Committee on Streets, on motion Of MIR.
Turpin, extended the time for unloading
one year.
At the meeting referred 70, petition
signed by merchants and others, fayOrng
the extension of time was read. The action
Of the committee has created quite an excite
ment in nOrthside Clay ward, and vigorous
protests are beard from citizens In that local
lily. These directors are particularly inter
es,ed, aud are 80 disturbed about the mat
Ter that they have set 90 work aud are cir
culating acounter petition requesting the
committee 10 reconsider its former action.
and let the action Of the old committee stand.
This petition will be presented 10 the
Committee ON Streets at It's next regular
meeting, which will De held in the Engi-
neer's office on the 2Sth instant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
REMEMBERING THEIR CAPTAIN
Marbourgs Host Receives Testimonial
of Esteem.

The stuart Horse Guard, the crack cav
airy command in the state, was commanded
until a short time since, 10y Charles Ehkcr,
who carried a blade In the Confederate cav
airy. Captain Euker was exceedingly pop
ular with his troops, and since his rcsigna-
tion, has kept up a friendly interest in
them.
Last night the Horse Guards mustered at
their armory, and under command of
Second Lieutenant L. j. Euker, set out for
MarbOurg. beyond the western limits of the
city, and near the new pump-house. Here
Captain Charles Eukor holds his country
residence. The object OF the visit was the
presentation 10 Captain Eukcr Of hand.
some gold medal, beautifully engraved.
with monogram, crossed swords, shield and
clasp, and bearing tn name Of Capt. Eukcr.
IL also bore the legend, "a testimonial OF
esteem and affection from the stuart Horse
Guard 10 Captain Charles Euker"
Orderly-SeTgeRnt G.. W. Anderson made
the presentation speech, and, in doing so,
refcned TO Captain Euker's war record,
and his service with the troop. i'm graceful
and complimentary terms. Captain EuRer
responded in words that indicated how
highly he appreciated the beautiful memen-
10 that had become his; and after a stirring
air from the fine band nj the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues, invited the men %
the MarbOurg board, which held a specimen
of lavish hospitality that was refreshing to
look at, as well a. 10 taste. An evening of
genuine good fellowship followed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

From information that was current on the
thcutic circles, Mcssrs. James Il. Pace. f.
NJ. Logan. T.. II. Christian and jaime, II.
D00ley have been very successful i'm "a West
ern railroad investment. These gentlemen
some two years ago invested i'm construc-
ton company, operating at the time i'm
Washington Territory. The intent of the
company was 20 build a railroad from Seat
tie 10 spokane Falls, a distance of about 3jo
miles. The Northern Pacific Railroad find
ing the construction were extending it,
lines, and that they needed them, purchased
them. by thi, sale Messrs. Christian, Pace,
Dooley and Logan gain SGO0Oo0; all of
which goes TO show what Richmond men
can do when placed upon their metal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
DROUGHT BROKEN AT LAST.
GENTLE AND REFRESHING RAIN
FALL IN RICHMOND.

A prep In Temperature Reunion OF Tue
Old rirs, Infantry-Mcdsi rrese"'e" W
Cant, Charles Eukcr-Thc Nata'or'""
General Local News.
The weather Yesterday morning presaged
rain. The sky, looked murky, and the at
mosphere was close and sitting. The night
before was barren Of inyigorating air, and
the early riser felt sluggish and disinclned
% activity.
The thermometer at . O'Clock SCORED - in
The shade, and there was hut little move
mcnt in the world Of wind. At - O'Clock
go degrees was registered and slight
breeze sprang up. Clouds began to hide me
sly. now and then obscuring the san by
1870 O'Clock a cloud came over, ana here IN
the city a gentle shower, lasting "A quarter
Of an hour, was witnessed. Further away
there was something of storm. and han
feI in some localities, by > O'Clock the
shower was over, and at 3 O'Clock the Their
momcter had fallen 10 -, and at e recorded
-.
The air cooled as night drew on, hut il
was evident 90 the wCGthcrwisc that the
drought had bccu broken. At any rate il is
fOndly hoped th', was the case, and mat
with the end Il the drought will come cool
CT weathc..
IN THE STATE.
A special 10 THE TlNEs from Denville
said; IA fine rain fell all through this sec
tion this afternoon. II was very much
needed, and will prove "a perfect bonanza
for the farmers. Crops were suffering con-
sidcrably, and the leaves on the corn stalks
were whitening.
A special dispatch to THE TINES from
Norfolk SAYS; "lhc rainsiorm this alter
noon was accompanied 10y unusually vivid
lightning and loud thunder. \ bolt struck
a chimney Of the new building owned and
occupied by Mr.. n. &. Williams. northwest
corner Of Water street and Market square,
and tore on few bricks, but did no further
damage
A special from Petersburg said: There
were very dark clouds south Of the city this
afternoon about o'clock, and it is hoped
that there have been heavy rains 20 refresh
the fast dying crops
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

Nparty NJ scholars from Ausu 'a-hGns'fy
hagf Arrived in YladikaykaI 10 ms.' MS
torical-cfhnscra explorations In liz,
region Of the ArgO0n river nj along ~
course down 30 the point wnefc IL join5 IN"
Terek. The ancient Huns. on their uligra.
ton from Circassia. left their traces ih
those regions. Marks Of their presence are
imprinted on various localities. and recol-
lections are preserved iu the legends Of the
Tartar tribes. The Au-tro-llungarian sa-
vans intend making "a thorough study Of
these traces Of antiquity. They will give "a
year 10 IL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
Enst Richmnnd Item.

Miss susie keenan,, teacher in IN,
Washington schools, is on visit To her un.
Gle, Captain A.G. BabcOck.
Miss Fleck mas returned % her home i'm
Philadelphia. Mrs. Miller accompanied her
for a visit.
Two nieces OF the postmaster, MIR. Wack.
erly, have recently arrived from Germany.
A line dog belonging % MIR. Arthur Hawk
had 10 he shot a few days ago because il
showed unmistakable signs of hydrophobia.
Mr.. George Neace has gone 10 Southwest
Virginia on prospecting tour.
DIR. and Mrs. Hawks have gone up into
the mountains for summering.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
Mems Meeting al the M. CA.

Al the Young Mems Christian Associa.
ton the mems meeting will be- conducted
tomorrow by Messrs. T.. A. Arthi r ana
George Il. SydnOr. The meeting. wb IN be-
Gins at > o'clock ard lasts one hour. held
In the gymnasium, than which there is no
cooler spot in the city. All Young men are
cordially invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
BIG BATCH OF BUCKEYES.
Seventy-nine Tourists from Ohio on a
Visit 20 ltichmond.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad has
interested itself in the conduct OF cNcurs-
ion parties from Ohiooycr its line TO the sea.
The second Of these, under the charge of
". If. Greegor. General Travelling Agent of
the road, reached the city yesterday. The
party numbered scyenty-ninc, and came
principally from the neighborh0od Of Gin
cinnati and Dayton. %. They reached The
city about O'Clock, and dued AT the EX-
change Hotel. after dinner the party took
carriages and visited the principal points
of interest about the city. They were par
ticularly pleased at the appearance of the
public school buildings, and spoke i'm COM
plimcntary terms Of this evidence of inter
est i'm educational matters. At . o'clock
the party took the {. and o.. train for New
port News and Old Point. Here they viii
separate and take "a ego aS You please gait
bach home. I'm the party were Rev. {. ID.
Hoover and wife. Miss Jennie Wilson and
Misses Carrie and Jennie Iimmcrmcistcr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
Stin AnotIier one.

Yesterday, in the llcnrico Circuit Court
Judge Wexford granted a charter to IN,
Richland Land and Improvement Company
The objects Of the company are the same a.
are usually transacted by "a land and build
ing fund company. The capital stock shall
h- not less than S200D nor more than 500.
900. The officers are: James Fourqurean
president: L. \. Sublett. yice-prcsident:
Norman Y. Randolph, secretary and treas.
urer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
MAD AS a MARCH HARE.
John Henderson Gives an Amusing Sc
anco at the Police Court.

John Henderson (colored), who made a
dash for liberty few nights ago, by Jump
ing out Of the second story window Of the
Third Police station. was before the Police
Court Yesterday morning. lie was az
rested on the charge OF being "a suspicious
character, and Justice Crutchheid gave him
twelve months in jail In default of security.
In court yesterday Henderson did what
is commonly known as The mad act" lie
trOthed al the mouth. ,Wore all the oath.
ascribed 10 jolly tars, and carried on an
imaginary conversation that was amusing.
if not cdifying. There was method In his
madness, but the justice failed TO see it, and
Henderson was taken to Jail to serve his
sentence i'm durance vile.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

Circuit CouTt.-Suits instituted: George
| Il. steel against samuel :. Carter for
| $j2S.79.
NJ. sampler. Sons d CO. against Nyer
OberdOrfer, for $1,000.
Ncheuthat a Co. against same. for 800.
Philip Bernstein against II. Miller, for
$500.
Hcarjco County Colpf.-A. smith (col-
orcdl. charged with stealing "a sum of
money. Case dismissed.
Poiicc COUrf. William H0hs0n and
sheridan Fountain doth colorcd), charged
with fighting i'm the street. Fined 500
each.
Bob Glasgow (colorod), assaultng and
abusing Josephine stewart. Security Zee
quircd for his good behavior.
Carrie Scott and Della Mayo (both coli
oredD, lighting and creating a disturbance
in the street. Fined $3.50 each.
Mollie Hughes (colorcdJ. a-saultinr and
abusing Matte Christian. Fined 500.
samuel Booker (colored) drunk and dis
orderly in the street. Security required for
thirty days.
Moses Norman, alias Robert smith Ccol-
Ored). charged with stealing am OycrcO1t.
The case continued until July 20.
Dump Twyman (colorcd drunk, dis
orderly and fighting in the street. sent to
jail for six months in default of security.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Ch0nccIV Court Edward l.. Clayton 10
O. II. Funston, a feet ON Nenable street,
southwest corner of Thirty-drst. S2N6;
Thomas =. Jeter 10 Robert Johnson, ID feet
on south side OF Moore street. between llar-
risOn and Kinney, SI2jO: second Presby-
terrain Church's trustees % Mary W. Iay-
lor's trustee, 324 feet on south side OF
Grace street, between ~hafer and Harrison.
.$l,062j0: George W. Whitaker to George
G. Parker. Jr., - feet ON east side of Mosby
street, near Peasants. $500.
HcHrjcO CoUHtV.-Joscph Johnston 20
Thomas y. Lamb. 81 acres near Mechanics
willie TOll-Gate, $1,000; Dabncy IL. Mauy's
trustrec 10 Emanuel Imam and Byron
Wallerstein, 81 feet ON east side Of lhrticth
street. near :, 5000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

Admiral Reinhoid Werner declares that
doe pos-e--'U OF lleli-oland is more valua-
be than territory iu Africa. because ID ren-
iers q blockade of the German North -ea
almost impossible and rpares Germany the
keeping ola lleet there.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19

Baron Wissmann Is now going tO take Il
long re-t. an The African explorers VIA,
come mp % Northern Europe have 20 pay
f1r 10 by prolonged season, OF sickness. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
LAID TO REST.
Burial of Major Thomas W. boswell aud
Mr.. Henry Bodeker.

The burial Of Major Thomas ". boswell
took place yesterday in Hollywood The
service was conducted from II. james Epis-
copal Church at O'Clock T.. NJ. and was
attended by a large and truly representa-
tive audience.
The Rev. DR.. Joshua Peterkin then read
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
Fnls NENr.


TOR RENT THE VALENTINE
A 10 So located on Bread Ninth auI
CWitol streets, overlooking lhe capitol
square. Best boar nc house ma the clly,
GauitGE J.. CRAWFORD. l0O5 Bank.sireet
te20-im
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
NOTICE.

4 CARD HAVING APPEALED IN
~ fnE rIMfs cu thc arss al July. VAIN.
ing &c piliifs not To- cfsdft my WI ON niY
account. was i errOr, AID am responsible
TOT all debls made by her.
lyl9-it' ". L. CORlIE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-19
THE HOG ISLAND FLATS.
REPORT or NAsYLAND'S REPRE-
SLNlA1lVE.


= u.,. l,ror,l Kseoull, last v.,,i. ia tho
W '''
waters oi virginia 'oionel luolnas -
lIod-on. who represented the Governor of
,,..,t,,J o., ,I,.t ,o.,.io, boy..,.r t..
.h"i ,""'
submitted bis report To the ialtti' arc "
will De read with interest by All those in-
tcrestcd in one Of NirsniaS greatest ih-
dustries. Colonel liodson wrote:
This committee was appointed lo lnNt'-
tgale ANA report upon ihe subject oil the
boundary line iu the Potomac river, between
Virginia and Mary and was also di-
rected 10 take into consideration the value
of tbc damages inflicted last November on
the Potomac river upon two MARYLAND y's-
sells, the llauce Lawson. belonging to Cap
tain stewart D.. Evans. of smiths island.
and the lHylor, belonging to Benjamin H..
Leach. Of Baltimore. 1 at once eommuni-
Gated with Captain Evans aud requested
him 10 attend, 40 he had been invited o. do
by the clerk oil me committee DID, Wuuh-.
and also 90 take with lnm 'cor-e Il. Evans,
who was ihe master of tbe llancc Lawson
al the time OF the sinking a. 'hc boat. and at
least one disintere-teI person. Who was a-
miliar enough with OBJ. vessel. t0 be- able 60
place True ana correct valuation upon Hti.
MOI UaAlUU any ~iNfff flI. NI filfI process.
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committee instructed them 70 investigate
the matter and ascertain what was Jus'
aud right for Virginia 10 do, which insttuc,
tons they thought did not invite tecbhlcaI
safftftuftt