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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
installation OF n Council Of the Junior
order L. A. H.-hinors.

Judge Ingram. Of the Hastings Court
rendered his decision In the case OF ". VI.
Parrish against John II. Mccullough yester-
day. This was an action for debt brought
by Parrish against Mccullough. into'lh.
about $500. The court decided III favor OF
the plaintiff. =, ,.,
instituted Davis Council, No. ~. Jr. .. L..
4. NJ. At Odd-FellOws' Hall Monday night.
The following officers were elected and in
stalled: Jr. +. g., j. J.. Jones; Cousclll0r,
4. :. Wells: Vice-COuncillOr, W. +. Holt;
Recording Secretary. William 4. Hart; Fl
nancial Secretary. james Haley; treasurer
j. :. Tallev: Conductor, W. III. Turner:
Warden. William Holloway; J.. :, W. II.
BEDFORD. o. s.. Thomas Cox. Trustees ;
Eighteen mouths, 4. s. Wells; twelve
mouths, ". T. Hart; six months, L. IL.
Blunt.
The new council has ffty-eight charter
members. which il the largest list that any
council In the state was ever vet organized
with. 10 will meet at Odd-Fellows' hall
every Thursday night. and the prospects are
that il will Dee one OF the most nOurlshing
councils in the state.
When the several negroes were tired be-
fore the Mayor a short while ago for rioiou.
conduct at the Petersburg Railroad depot
Christmas Eve night. there was one very
prominent principal in the affair conspic-
u0us by his absence. This was Walter
Dickerson (coloredl. who, according 20 the
testimony in the trial, figured very promi-
nently in the melee. but fearing the result.
he made his escape. He has been captured
by the Richmond police, and viii have a
hearing before the Mayor this morning.
Nessrs. b. W. Nunnaliy and b. i. owen,
ST.. qualified yesterday before Judge In.
gram as state AssessO. *. They gave bond
I'm the sum Of 5000 each.
The Hastings Court adjourned yesterday
for the term.
Deputy Sheriff Goode Of Chesterfield, was
in the city yesterday.
Superintendent Blankenship, Of Chester
field, is still confined 10 bis bed.
Mr.. j. T.. Northrop, OF New York, was III
Manchester Yesterday afternoon.
Hiss Ella MAYO. who has been visiting
relatives in P0whatan county for seYers
DAYS, has returned home.
Miss Ellie Darlington, daughter Of Dr
| Paul Darlington. Of lialiiaX county. is visit
ing her cousin, Mr.. r. j. Darlington. at so
Decatur street.
Hon. George ID. Wise writes that he can
not be at Chesterfield Courthouse mex
court day. when the Jones case will b'
called. tits expected that this will caus
! another continuance Of the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

All alarm Of fire was turned in from Box
3 at 6.O5 Yesterday evening. The depart
ment responded. and 10 was found thai
some goods IN the window Of a store ON
Broad street had ignited from the gas light
Damage slight.
At 1920 last night il was reported at the
second pOlicc-station that the residence OF
DR.. Parker. 40. 700 east Grace street, was
on IRE. Investigation showed that the
cause Of the alarm was that a. q young
lady i'm the house took the tube Of the tele
phone from the hook some sparks broke out
40 damage beyond "a fright 10 the lady.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

Miss Susie Preston Mcdowell the lovely
daughter of Mrs. Dr. Edward 4. Robinson.
died yesterday. at her residence. No. 5l5
north Sixth street. after an illness Of q
weeks duration. The news Of her death
will DE very sad tidings Do q large circle OF
friends and acluainiauccs. by an a
whom she was admired and loved.
and a prominent figure has been removed
from social life by her death. The demise
Of old people has in DO something Of the
natural order of things-the t0-be-expected
but % see one $50 Young as Miss Mcdowell
die causes quiet resignation tO start and
wonder why life is raised only 10 De killed
in the prime Of it- growth.
Miss Mcdowell was conscious until with.
i'm a few moments OF her death and cx-
pressed her willingness 90 die. ana babe the
family tenderly goodbye.
Her funeral will take place this afternoon
at 1880 o'clock from Monumental Church.
of which the deceased was "A member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
HINTS ON HEALIH.

Never 90 to bed with cold or damp feet.
Never lean With your back against anything
that is cold
Never begin a journey until the breakfast
has been eaten.
Mover omit regular bathing, Tor unless the
skim il. in active condition tho cold VIII c'o-7
fl,e pores and favor congestion and Other e's
easas
After exercise Of e..g siud never ride 90 oi
omen carriage or near tine window of % cai
for a moment; it is dangerous TO hea'li' o'
even iifo
when hoarse speak as little as pos '1'' un.i'
the boarscness has disappeared, else tho voice
may be- permanently lost or i'iicu',ie' OF l'e
throat be- produced
Whep going from a warm atmosphere ,'''.
"a cooler ono keep the mouth CLOSED. SD tii
the air may be WARMED m lis passage tiio'5'
lie nose ere DC reaches the lungs
Merely warm the back by the fire and
never continue keeping the back exposed o.
the heat after 30 has become c'li'oi,''-
warm TODD otherwise is deoiiatil-
Keep the back, especially between ta.
Shoulder blades. well covered also tha chest
rel rro.ectel ln sleeping Do a colt room
establish the habit of breathing through il'
nose. and never with tho open mouia--ol
alls post-Dispatch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

Captain Frank W. Cunningham will be
i'm gloucester county to-day, the guest Of
General William b. Taliaferro. lie Will
appear in a concert, which will be given for
the purpose of raising money for the cree
ton Of "a monument 10 COnfederatos who
gave up their lives in the late war
W. w. Dey. Of Norfolk city; II. II. Rus
sell. sheriff Of LOudOun county; Lewis
Youneblood. sheriff Of Prince George
COUNTY: T.. 4. Smith, deputy sheriff Of Mont
gOmery county, visited the Capitol yester-
day.
Miss Alice Hunter, Of Lynchburg, who
has been visiting Miss Irene Langhorne,
l0l west Grace street, left the city yester-
day. She was accompanied by Hiss Marsh
Of New Jersey.
There will be a reception Of all of the
members OF Grace-street Presbyterian
Church next Friday night. Rev. Dr. Fair
invites all % attend without money ana
without price.
The Young Mems Society Of DR.. Hoge'
church gave Mr. John ;. Munce a reception
at the lccture-rOom Of the Second Presby-
terrain Church last night from to 10 O'Clock.
Misses Musker and Lay and Messrs.
Stone. Of the Schubert Quartette, who were
at Ford's leityesterday morning for Chicago
Mr.. Samuel Hewitt, well-known citi-
zen of New York, and father Of Mrs. Alex
| McAuley, of Richmond, is quite Ill.
Miss Mamie Crowdcr, Of Floyd avenue, Is
on visit TO her uncle, Colonel y. NJ. crow
der, Birmingham, Ala
Rev. j. +. IIutson, the evangelist, will
preach at Nonable-street Baptist Churcl
every night this week.
Mr.. Louis =. Cook, representing Messrs
Barngm a Bailey, was in Richmond yester
/ day.
Ex-Governor Lee arrived yesterday even
/ ing. and is the guest Of Major Miles Cary.
Mr. Oliver Mountcaste, who has beer
/ quite sick, is able to be out.
Rev. j. William Jones, d. d., will return
! 10 New Orleans to-day.
Captain William j. Epps is out after
very serious sickness.
Mr. William A. Hefenan, Of Lynchburg
/ is In the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

Governor Mckinney yesterday refused 10
narton John W Burton, who was convicted
I'm september. lSs9. i'm the county court Of
Roanoke. 0n three indictments for horse
stealing. and sentenced % four years IN the
oenitentlary. This is the second applica-
lion Burton has made for executive Gle
money. ,-.,,.
Governor Mckinney pardoned William
II. Layinder convicted in January last IN
the Corporation Court OF LynchDuis' Tor
petit.larceny. and sentenced To fifteen days
in Jail.
line pardOn was recommended by the
Commonwealth's Attorney. and other clti-
lens Of the city stating that LaNinder was
an old man. and was at the time the act
was committed laboring under temporary
insanity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
The Motor Men.

awe want equal wages, not higher ones, -
said a conductor on AN electric car yester-
day % a TINES reporter. 1--WE are not ON "a
strike. We are simply waiting until Mr.
Fi7ehershall return from New York, when
we will iaT ihe matter before him."
II has been the custom Of the conductors
and motor men of the electric car system 10
receive day wages, and they
wera allowed TO make about five
davs in the week. Under the new regime
thew have been paid according To- the num-
Der " trips they made, which makes the
pay nneqnal. The full force are ~ work
and are waiting until next saturday. when
they are told Mr. Fischer will return and
the matter can Doe amicahly settled.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

\ little nine-year-old girl OF Mr.. \. W.
Ball. Of Pinel Hospital, received a painful
injury Monday afternoon near the New Re-
scrTOir. She and her mother were driving
along Beverly street road. when the animal
attached 10 vehicle took fright at several
horses that sped by 40 brcak-neck speed.
and ran away The vehicle struck a pole
Of the Electric Railway Company, and the
mother and child were thrown head-iOre-
most % the ground.
Mrs. Ban escaped injury. but the little
child was badly hurt. Mr.. William T.. Tra-
bern assisted the child 20 the residence OF
Mr.. Grouse. near by. Both were shown
every Kindness and attention. DR.. Franklin
was summoned, and said il was "A miracle
that the child had not been killed and Mr..
Ball badly hurt. They were tak5n home,
and the child Is conyalescent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

A public exhibition Of the classes Of III.
Young Mems Christian Association grmna-
stun was given at the association rooms
last night. A large audience greeted the
young men. Promptly at $3.50 O'Clock the
exercises commenced with the Wand Drill
executed with great precision, under the
direction OF Or. Marion l.. Daw-
son, the accomplished instructor Of
the gymnasium. Fifteen small bows
attircd in snow white costumes performed
the various manWuyres Of the drill I'm "A
manner that reflected great credit upon their
instructor. The boys were enthusiastically
applanded by The audience, The perform
lnces on ne horizontal and parallel bars.
.lmbling, &c.i were al gone through
WIN ~ manner which showed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
Riehmond,s MORTALITY.

DIR. ". Il. Oppenhimor. president Of the
Board of Health, reports for the week end
ing February ] that ~ deaths occurred in
Richmond.
Sex and color: Males, Is white and u
cOl0red; females, IL white and IL c0l0red.
Nativity. Richmond 20, other parts of the
United States, 3j; France, 9; Germany, ..
unknown. f.
Temperature. Mean temperature for week
ending February /. $780, 50 dec. 66: week
ending February .. lss9, A. deg. 60.
Rainfall for week ending FEBRUARY ..
1870, o.30 inches; week ending February .,
$50. O.Sl inches.
comparative weekly mortality for week
ending February 1. 1890. 80 white and 9.
colored; week ending February ., 1859. l1
white and % cOl0red.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

The unwilling OF the Lee monument will
be postponed from the 10Th % the 10Th OF
May.
Several prominent men who We're expected
% Doe present have written % the commit
tee, stating that they could not attend the
unYeiling ceremonies unless the date could
Dee postponed. The 22d was 40 first decided
upon. but this being election day the both
was selected as the day While the COM
mittee have not officially announced the
postponement, IL is understood that il will
be done, as il is important that the men
who have written should be present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

vINsoN.-Diod. az The residence. NO; ., ~
W., MS fLfIABEIH MlNSON, aged niiy
fl.r funeral VIII take place RON x ne teS 81
a.',,~s NILS wednesday MOhNlNU ~ ~
O'Clock ..4
,.,Yr~soN Entered mao rest on the ltn
. ,..t.r,,arv 1890. SUSIE PkEolNN NC
,,,,fi ~ DAUGHTER of Dr. and Mrs. EDWARD
81 f'n'ner,l from Monumental Church Io-DNi
o. F.ir.i . are Invited 20 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

0sc.-Men's Good Working Pants, worth
$3.50. csc. buys better ones. I'D styles, worth
$3.50: Sl.ls for Fine Cassimere Pants. really
worth 50. Sl.gS buys strictly ATWOOD
Pants, worth $3.50.
Just think of it. S2.95 takes choice OF
Plaid or Striped Mems suits. all sizes, worth
.sII:S3.9s buys splendid Mems Suits Cali Ga
matchl. TWENTY-FIVE STYLES, worth Sl3; SJ.ll
for GOOD Business Gheyi0t suits really
worth So; SG.l9 buys fine Wide-Wale
W0rsted Suits for dress in getaways and
sacks, worth $40. SGD for extra Fine
Dress Suits. cost t0 manufacture SIS: so.as
special quality oatn-Facod Black Prince
Albert Dress Suits and fine Black Cheyiots,
worth SZj.
Just think oft: S3.9s takes elegant Ker-
scy OvcrcOats. an cOlors, worth SD; Si.DJ
Fine Worumb0 Beaver or Chinchiila over
coats. really worth Sl4; 5O.l9 line custom
made Melton or Worsted Oyercoats worth
SIG. Just think Oi 10. Here you'll see aec.
BOYS Long Pants worth $3.50, and 300
splendid Chillren's suits, an ages. ssc.,
and 500 Children's Plated school suits viii
go for sl.59. but are really worth $3.50. and
400 Boys OLOng Pants) suits for S2.N.. with
900 pair Knee Pants. while they last. lie.
pct pair. and many other suit bargains.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

THERE is a nutter Of excitement am9n-
coffee dealers just now, caused Ny lne u,s-
coyory of spurious bean or berry inal u.s.
manufacturers are trying to sen " .'iD
genuine article. They have succee oeg, }. ,7
said. in selling small quantities Odd n'ln-
delphia and towns outside oi New OH
but as soon us 10 came here the eNpei,7 uis
covered the fraud. The new bean -o ci'-.il
resembles the oonuino i'm color. shape ana
.ils. mat 10 i. liable t0 deceive anybody pug
an cxncrf. Coffee men don't believe lh'i
the new bean contains anything more DID,.
furious than flour and water and - niue
c0lorine. Trenton. y. o.. and Philadelpni
are the places named where the bogus coAee
bean is being manufactured.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
Ahhott opara "sumptuous."

"Such sumptuously dressed operas were
never before witnessed M Detroit said ihe
Detroit Free Press when Emma Abnott
sang weeks engagement there earlier Ia
the season. Emma Abhotts costumes were
magnificent; they had 10 be 90 'nfpass the
entire cosulmng Of the company. At the
saIne time that paper said "Emma Alb
hott never sang so well IN her lile AZ She is
singing n0wp and again, me company Is
the very stgonges, we have heardln English
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
COLoRED INSANE.

Mr.. lOvenstein. from the Committee on
Public Institutions and Education, reported
the House resolution appointing a joint
committee 20 inquire into the expediency OF
abollshing the Normal and Collegiate lnsti-
tute at Petersburg, aud converting the same
into an asylum for the accommodation Of
the colOred insane OF the state, with the re-
conlacndafiOn that il do nor pass
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

me Emerson cor cert Thursday evening
at . lhe !. VI. :. Hall promises 10 be one
son So ' needs S' mo- cents Of the season p Inner
audience ~ .eisodacilo9 IT. to ol Richmond mon,
Christian eoeIEs OF lne nou NM, Men !,
iSu.se" flces by applying 70 the secretary.
w. ~ soats may be had without extra
'-' 80 At NJ. y. Ramos' store,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

ooorav These opinions have been ,., ~
oppbned ali over the country: Thc ApD .o.
season here will open next Iues9n,}, se0n If
Inc with .Ernani and Martina ,noJ..os'
CASTLE and "Norma' VIII ioiloN v t'n,in
day and Thursday. The s'ie WIN
saturday morning,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

THERE is Am agitation In Paris in favor OF
given DO women engaged IN business the
right that men similarly engaged have-t0
vote in the choice of judges before whom
come for settlement matters Of commercial
LITIGATION. The scheme is advocated Dy
many of the leading French politicians, who
refuse 90 Doe frightened by the idea that this
will De only am entering wedge oruniFersal
female suffrage.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

marked improvement by The young
men. The Dumb Bell Calisthenic Drlll
wss we'll erecuted ~ seventeen fonng
gentlemen under the leadership OF "
Dawson. This drill was much enjoyed
The performance was closed with tumDiing
and pyramids. The entir' programme me
showed marked improvement IN All the
branches taught in the gymnasium.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

"AIExIcAN J0E." of Buffalo Bills men,
angered by the insnuati0n that the buckIne
horses were made 90 buck hy the keeping of
sores under their saddles. has publicly
posted an offer of lJ0Of1r Inspector Osborne,
Of the Brkenhead police. who made Che
charge. il Doe will successfully ride one Of the
huckers. The Inspector has NOT accepted
this chance 10 become suddenly wealthy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
A WHITE TRAMP KILLED.
Max Massey's Death while Asleep on the
Railroad.

Railroad.
Mex Massey. a white tramp eighteen
years Of age. was run over by "a train on the
Richmond and Petersburg Railroad yester-
dav morning about 1880 o'clock, and was
so badly injured that he died yesterday
evening at 4 o'clock. The accident occur
red near Temples turnout. about five miles
from Richmond. Max and "a fellow tramp
by the name of Thompson undertook %
reach Richmond before they went 10 sleep,
and travelled until very late i'm the night.
Being weary. however, the two lay down
near the railroad track 10 rest, ana soon
were enjoying peaceful slumber.
Massey. by some means. got too near the
track. and having retired late, they slept
late. and neither arose before the train
came along. The engineer did not notice
the object on the track, and the locomotive
went laundering along, striking the unior-
tunate tramp.
The train stopped and took the injured
fellow and his partner 90 Richmond, reach.
inc here shortly after O'Clock. The train
was met by the ambulance, which took
Massey 90 the almsh0use, where he died.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

The celebrated Ianlon Brothers VIII pro
duce their New Fantasma al the
Academy, tonight and for the remainder of
the week. The "Old Fantasmas.~ accord
ing 10 the popular idea. had exhausted
everything possible in stage trickery. but
inis idea Is soon Wssipatcd with view Of
the elaborate stage setting and changes i'm
the New Fnninsma." some 0fthe tableaux
are described ss being the most beautiful on
the American stage. Mr.. Hanlon has an
army OF stage hands and assistants under
By command Hence ibe perfection " tha
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

The following conyicts were received al
Che pcnitentiary yesterday: Robert Cooper.
nom Montgomery county, twenty years for
committing rape; John W. W. Bradley and
CodingtOn Coe, alias Collin COe. from Lon
doun county, each three years and ten
months for assault with intent % Kill. Coop
er, II will be remembered, is the man taken
20 Lynchburg topreyent lynching
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

EDWARD TRAVIS. fifty two years old, was
arraiened IN a Liverpool Court few days
AGO for stealing door mat. ON the trial H
came ont that De- bad committed the same
offence twice before, and had been sentenced
20 five years imprisonment each time. lhe
Court introduced variety into bis liia hy let
ting him oh with one month ibis time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
Answer This question

,,ri,rfo so many people We see around W
.,er, NJ rrefer t0 suffer and be made inlsei"-
tv Iidicorfion. Consumption, lli11, ness
fo.s of Appetite. Coming Up OF tn Can l. sCii
x,fI,,,' skin. when for - cents we WIZ ~,
p. .'. .i,ilgifs -vsfem NitaliIfrl guarantee,
~ o,,ro t1em. Sold by Bodeker biolneis, ,.n.
~ a. shields & Co.. corner OF firm ana A"i
.-.IL ---.nIn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

From early morn until late in the even
ing. 1918 Main, between Twelfth and Ihir-
teenth. was blocked with men. women and
children. The cause for all this excitement
is "rho Great Boston Fire sale 0f Clothing
selling their entire stock at 33i per cent. ON
the dollar As our time is limited for a few
days longer we advise one and ali TO call
before we close. as this is positively your
last and only chance 90 secure your cloth
ing 40 ridicul0usly low prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
CONFIRMATION OF Mr.. o. 3. RUS
SeLLAS POSTMASTER.

ue.tisg Of the Board of Aidermen-Af-
fairs In Manche@ter-The Tobacco Trade
Notes About Town and Mention OF
Persons.
4 dispatch to THK TINS last night from
Washington said. "1he Senate confirmed
to-day the nomination Of Mr.. .. y. Russell as
postmaster Of Richmond" Mr.. Russell
was appointed by President Harrison about
ten weeks ago in place Of Mr.. W. ii. Cul-
lngworih. From the time Of his appoint
ment until within few days ago deter
mined effort was made by disadecied Re
publicans. through personal visits 20 Wash
ington and by documents laid before the
authorities. 10 prevent the Senate from act
ing fayorably upon the observation-disclosures
ton, and at one time it was thoughttbai the
plans would succeed,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

neglect that cough. but take ut once Dr.
Da,id's Cough syrup Of Pure Pine Tar,
HOrehOund aud Wild Cherry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

MR.. DAVID A. AISsLIE, Nos. =, I'D and u
Tenth street, is distinguished as the ceie-
DRAFTED maker of the south Of high-closs
,ict0rias. landaulettes, landaus, and Top
side-bar buggies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

For this malidy take that old-iashion
remedy Of our mothers, syrup of Pure Pine
Tar. Horeh0und and Wild Cherry-Dr.
Dayid's Couch Syrup
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-02-05

Mr.. Blackstone, from the Committee for
Courts of Justice, presented the following
report: "fr0m time 10 time during the SEES
sion resolutions have been adopted direct
ing the Committee for Courts Of Justice and
the Committee on Finance and Banks 10
make certain inquiries and Investigations
with a view % enecting, by new legislation
a reduction Of criminal charges. which.
during the last fiscal year. amounted 90 the
enormous sum Of >2lS, 1889. Acting to-
ecther, the two said committees created
Joint subcommittee 10 take charge of and
consider the entire subject. This
subcommittee carefully examined an
of said resolutions, and also
many suggestionss coming from
many sources and not embraced in said re-
solutions. As a result, several changes of
the existing statutes were agreed on as pro-
per % be recommended. and IL was also
agreed that the Committee for Courts OF
Justice should undertake the preparation Of
the necessary bills. This has been done
and this committee now has the honor 10
report the bills filed herewith. being nine in
number. The committee believes that ifI
these bills are enacted into law, a very great
reduction viii Doe effected, probably not less
than 100000 per annum.
The report ard bills were Ordsed 10 Dc
printed together. 80 that the entire subject
MAJ be- considered at once.
Tue Hioi OH amends sections q 20 and i
ar Of the Code OF Virginia in relation 10
Juries. This provides that the ordinary We
nirc facias shall consist of twelve instead
II twenty jurors.
The next bin 50 amends the Code in rela-
ton % payment of fees % officers out Of the
treasury Ia criminal cases az o. provide
that 40 account shall be allowed on paid for
prosecutions Of ohenses against the ordi
nances Of any city on town.
The third of the series Of bills amends sec
ton 5.52o Of the Code Of Virginia in relation
% fees % attorneys for the Commonwealth.
This measure provides that for every ease
n Felony prosecuted 10 Judgment this /,
'iilclal shall receive $40; where there is I
40 Indictment for felony, and the party !
4 convicted Of miedeneanOr only s. shall :
- received. For misdemeanor prosecutions !,
nc zee shall be 81: but no such fee shall be +
'ald OUT OF the treasury unless and until \
ae Judge OF The court where the case was !,
Flsa sball certify lhal 10 his opinion the \