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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

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HOUSE ENuoLLNG CLERK.
CHARLOTTE
sudden Death of SIR. gcbin-on-Foui
Mysterious Murders.

sudden Death of 1ir Robin -on-F Oui
Mysterious Murders.
CHARLOTTE N.C. Jlu. S. special. -
Noses wynn Robinson, "A well known citi-
zen Of this city, dropped dead in The store Of
g.. :. Holsboush. ou lbe corner Of lryon aud
Fiiih streets, 40 u.oN to-day. from hear
ilure. lie was s4Xtl-iiye ears old. and
caves a wife and ur children.
FOUR MYSTERIOUS MURDERS.
Four mysterious murders have occurred
n Granville county since Saturday night.
Dick Page, colorod laborcr. was the first
victim. His body was found on Saturday
uight in an old field Oh 0lOnel Rogers plan.
alton, with the breech-pin of gun buried
"a his skull. On the same night W. L.
Parker and Brock Bailey were seen drinking
lage her. and shortly afterwards the dead
bodies OF both were found living near where
Pages body was found. Ca Monday, the
.OrOner was called % the same piaita
tO view the body Of a c0l0red woman who, II
was said, was beatan b. death by some un-
known person. II is thought the murder
we're all committed hy the same person, aud
there is much excitement in The nelghbOr-
hood.
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RICHMOND, VA. FRIDAY JANUARY 8, 1891

pied hy colored man named Emmett
Drewry. was partially burned. The loss il
about $3.50: insurance, $500. The origin Of
the fire is not known.
Mr.. Thomas B. Iycy, Of this city.
has received Of National Councillor Bartlett.
Of Massachusetts. his credentials as Deputy
National Councillor for the Junior Order
United American Mechanics, of North Car
olina.
Cards are ont for the marriage Of Mr.. j.
5. Grigg, well known merchant at Jar
retts Depot. Sussex county, and Miss Far
ME :. Gary, Of Weldon, n. c. The ceremony
will take place at Grace church. in Weldon.
on the 18th instant at ,: > o'clock. p. NJ.
Rescue Council. Order Of Chosen Friends,
had banquet tonight in Masonic building.
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NEw YORK, Jan. s.-The representatives
Of the various Western railroads, who were
appointed upon the Recommendation 0f
presidents OF those roads, who met IN con-
terence some weeks ago at Mr. iierepOnt
Morgan's house. assembled this morning az
the Windsor Hotel. The gentlemen pres
ent will hereafter be- known as The advisory
board. They have power 10 act in any ami
all matters thai may be brought before the
advisory board.
Jay Gould, &. II. Huntington, Sidney Dill
lon and others are on the board. President
Miller, Of 81. Paul road. called the meeting
10 order. Alter organization a committee
pD bylaws Was appointed 10 report to-mor-
row, aud the board then adjourned.
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Nephew of GOV. rnImsn j. ant. to risht.

COLUMBIA. :. G., Jan. SIT Is reported
that on Tuesday afternoon George Dulrc. =
CLERK in the South Carolsna Legislature,
called on y. G.. tiorzaits. late manager oi
the News aud CoaIier hgnau 10 this O.iy,
and said 10 him,that J. 4. liliman, son OF
Congressman Gilman and nel 1ew oi Gov
ernor fillmaB, desire 10 hght duel WITH
him. Mr.. GOnxalts, sd the story goes, RI
formed Mr. Dupre that 9s The c.aileage MAS
not In writing he would tot accept u. l, -
No reason is assigae.i for toe desire To n stt.
but il Is supposed t refers Ia sAe riitsny- *
,son-ales against the rillmaa pargv aursne
she recent campaign, which we're very blg~
ter.
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STARTLING IDAHO RUMOR.
Members of the Legislature Threstensd
with Arrest.

BOISE CITY, IDAHO. Jan. s.-There art
rumors afloat here Of startling moyeto be
made in connection with the recent sena-
iorial election. Section 6ll3 OF Idaho Re
yised Statutes declares it a felony for b
member Of the Legislature to vote on q
support any question or matter III
return for the support OF another member
ON any question OF matter upon which they
ne called upon 10 pass officially. IL is said
warrants will be sworn out under the above
section Tor the arrest OF several members ol
The keglsature who were connected With
the alleged Shout Dubois Mcconnell com
bine, charging them with telOnious con.
spiracy against the legislative power.
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LEXINGTON.
or. J.B. TAYLOR VIII Not Accept the su-
perinteDden6y.

EI. j. u. lay Tor W III Not htttpt iho 'u-
perinteDdenoy.
LEXINGTON. VA, Jan. S.-lSpecial.l r.
At "a business meeting OF the Baptist church
last night the Rev. Or. j. b. Taylor, the
pastor. gave notice that he would not accept
ihe superintendency or the Virginia B ptist
Orphanage at Salem Va, which position
was rendered him several months ago, an
account of which appeared in IHE TINES.
rne announcement is most gratifying 10 the
people OF LeXingt u, as well as the Baptist
CONGREGATION, Who have learned to
love and admire DR.. Taylor and
appreciate his great work in this
ace amongst his own congregation, ana
Inc students and cadets for the magnificent
results he has accomplished, which stand
lut as monuments TO his untiring energy
md love Of the cause he has espouscd. Or.
ri,lor has always taken special interest
In the students and cadets in this place, Of
Xhnm there are several hundred, and is a
r-gular attendant upon their Young Mems
Christian Association and other religious
meetings. His departure would be great
,1ss to these young men who have learned
10 look up to him tor advice and counsel.
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ThE FINANCIAL BILL.
Vote to be Taken Wednesday-OemO-l
cratic Plans-Cap.talN Notes.

Vote to be Taken Wednesday-Demo-
cratic Plans-Cap.tal Notes.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Special '- rhe
Democratic Senator'S hesitated some time
Today before agreeing that a final vote upon
the Financial bill should be taken nex
Wednesday. A rumor had been circulated
that as soon as the Financial bill was dis
posed of another effort would be made 10
take up the Elections bill. and the Demo
Gratis did not wish 10 do any thing
10 deprive themselves Of the advantage
gainei on Monday when the Election bill
was set aside in favor Ot the Financial bill.
senator Ingalls,, however. seems % have
siyen assurances that the Election bill
would not be called up again until other
important business had been disposed Of,
AMI at his suggestion, the Democrats
agreed to let the vote be taken on
Wednesday, although they had declii "a an
hOur or two earlier TO indicate 10 senator
stewart. when they would be willing 10
vote upon the Financial bill. IL must HOi
| be forgotten, however, that the unanimous
| agreement 10 take a vote IN the Senate is
not a binding special order, and hat when
| the time set for taking the vote arrives, II
! any Senator on either side happens to think
OF something more which in his opinion
ought 10 be said. the vote VIII De postponed
until another agreement 10 made and kept.
but there is no reason TO doubt th At the vote
will be taken some time next week.
THE SHIPPING BILL,
The effort in the House 20 fix a time for
taking the vote on the shipping bill failed
today, but ii il probable that the vote will
| be taken the last Of next week. Mr.. Wheeler,
Of Alabama, was willing to-day to fix next
| Thursday !or taking the vote, and as all
efforts to-day to set an earlier time failed,
| If is probable that the vote will he taken on
Thursday. The friends Of the bill now esti-
m lte tha il will pass the House by ma
jority OF from tye to twelve.
LARD BILL.
As soon as the Financial bill Is disposed
OF in the senate, IL is expected that tie
! Conger Lard bill will be taken up. Mr.. Al
lisOn to-day said that II Mr.. Paddock, the
chairman OF the Committee on Agriculture,
did not return In time 10 call up the bill, he
would d. sohimself Mr.Aliison is not mem.
Der OF the Committee on Agriculture, hut
| is Chairman Of the Appropriations Commits
tee, aud his action in making the announce
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LINCOLN, NEE, Jan. Sat O'Clock this
evening Goyegnore.ect Boyd, who had
previously taken the oath Of Office. called on
Governor rhayer and was informed thai
the latter would net give up the office on
the ground that BOYD was mol
citizen Of the United States. and
was not, therefore, eligible. Governor
Thayer has harricaded the executive
office aud remains inside. with policemen
aud company OF militia ON guard. IL l.
impossible 10 reach him 20 ascertain his
purpose, but II Is understood that he viii
rem Ain Governor II possible until all gues'
tions affecting his successor are settled.
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Mr.. Charles T.. Taylor. Of Frankfort KY,
nbo fof s0me time has filed the position Of
huisheF "A nne work IN the bo0kbnding es-
Enlistment Of Randolph 4 English. has nc
cen 4 a similar position In Louisville. hy.,
tSf which city be Will leave tonight. Mr.
taylor is AN efficient workman. and by bis
tuial disposition has won many DieIds IN
richmond, Who visa him much success IN
Ne new home.
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Especial Cab'ol

LONDON, Jan. S-rhe mysterious meet
ng between Messrs Pamell and O'Bron at
Boul0gne ioes not seem to be- taken very
seriously by the English Liberal press The
Ddily news suggests tnat Dir. O'ilrien
might be better employed ia cooperating
with Home Rulers ON This side Cd. me channel
r1ihcr than IN wasting his t,mc and cncrgyn
i'ultless and scarcely teilieiblc confefpn-
ces with Mr. Pawcii at Bou'oMp. Itney,r
seems TO have eiruck Mr. O'Brien % asS
ION any compromise bee may cune o. i, tO
be enforced. Aiief saying that The Ameri-
'dh delegate has uDl the slightest authority
% propose or accept the reclamation Of Mr.
Nee artuy th' New. adds: "Ar. Oh iru's
appeal 10 the press Tor r,ticeucc l. touching,
Dut be cannot complain oi Us for saying
hat we ale glnd that these pareis have
ceased
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publican officers elected.
THE ALLIANCE OPPOSE THE ELECTION.
.nu Il L.. -. Ln.. li....I.. IL IL.
GoYernorTnttIe Inauguratea.

CONCORD. y. H., Jan. Sat 1880 the
senate met with the House in JOINT cOnyen-
tion in the Representatives, hall. and the
oath was administered to Governor Tuttl,
by President McLane, Of the Senate, and be
began his inaugural address.
When the Governor closed he was greeted
with an Outburst OF applause.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-01-09

Lafayette Council. No. G91, has Installed
ite .Dllowiug officers: j. j.. Weeks, com
mand,r ~. j. Bransford, Nice-comm mishoe, )
d. IS Wilson, secretary: NJ. i. lnoll; col
.ei0r. y. J.. IhOil, treasurer >. W. rear
man. orator: f. &. Bethel, chaplain H. -
f.arman. guide A. Lewella W. anu anu
i Z. E.ihel. and 5. j. Branslord.
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Marriage licenses were issued yesterd, q y
b. ihe following Richmond couples; Ia
aard llalton. Jr. and Emma i. Mesl,
Martha Miller and Susan Carter (coioied ?
b.rJamn Bailey and Lizzie Jackson COT
oredl Wellington Booker and Ann =. Iur,
ln (o0iored). Albert Parker Martin ana
Mar a Coiirell, Joseph j. Nolte and Luna
lelus. William II. ThOm A. and Lila Mere
llf. lr.i.raHA
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BLAINe's Las y UrreRAMcE.

Lord salisbnrS >aid % BE Sau.aed Win
the \ Arbitration Ncthod
LONDON, Jan. Lord salisbury is said
TO be -tisiiod with Mr.. BlaIne'- h-t uitrr-
ance ON the Behriue >ca question, which is
regarded "a, a sub,tantiaiauccmcnt % sub
mit the whole issua 10 arbitration. The
speech Of >,r Edward Clarke, who is known
tO have represented the views OF the Govern
ment. leaves NO doubt ga me public mud
that the further seizure OF British vessels
would have been met by hOslilitits.
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GLASGOW, Jan. SIX thousand railroad
men are still on strike in scotland. There
IS no improvement ia the movement of
goods trains.
Outside subscriptions for the relief OF ttc
strikers are coming In 80 rapidly and irooly
as 10 render the men competent 10 cafs foe
their families and pgollng the trouble.
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REVOLUTION IN CHILL
Cause of the Outbresk-The Report Dis
credited

LoNDOS, Jan. S.-Buenos Ayre's cable
adyices to-day report the breaking out of a
revolution in Chilli No particulars, how
ever, have yet come to hand
THE CAUSE OF TUE REVOLUTION.
The revolution in Chill is the result OF the
long struggle between President Balmasedl
on the one hand and the majority OF Con
gress on the other. lt has been feared that
the President would throw the influence ol
the Government into the presidential cleo
ton this year. and thus secure the success
sion to the presidency Of one OF his own
creatures. he himself being ineligible.
Congress has repeatedly demanded the res-
ignati0n or dismissal OF obaOXiou, minis
ters, but the President has refused % COM
.lV
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,UR MYsTERIOUs MURDERS.


SHELBY, y. G., Jan. s.. Special. Near
FalstOn, niue miles from here, John Beam,
seven years Old, fell IN a lire during the ab
,ence Of his parents, and was 80 bad!
burned that he died IN half an hour.
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Took Aconite by Mistake.

MOBILE. Ala, Jan. S.-Circuit Judge
William +. Clarke, father Of Congressman
4. IL. Clarke, took a dose Of aconite by mis-
take this morning. Prompt attention saved
his life.
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OisGRACEFUL PROCEEDINGS.
. be Nebraska Military Called Out to Pr
seIys order.

he Nebraska Military Called Out to Pre-
seiye order.
LINCOLN, NEB, Jan. S-The joint ses-
sion Of the Nebraska Legislature TO canya-
the vote for State officers was stormy one.
md frequent fist iight. occurred in and Oui
# the hall during the day The supreme
Court was appealed 20, and issued.a man
damus 10 compel Speaker Elder. 81 ia
House. To canvas the returns and allow %
Northumberland and president OF The
senate To preside.
PITCHED BATTLE INDUCED IN.
The sheriff served thu writ only after
pitched battle. The Governor called out
be militat Oquell the disturbance. but they
didn't do 1t al once. Finally Lieutenant
Governor MeikiljOhn, under protection Of
the military presided. and the returns were
received. Gov rnor Boyd Dem crsD was
sworn IN As Governor at noon by Chiel'
Justice Maxwell, Of the Supreme Court
rhls morning be took the oath Of Office be
lore uotar, public, a. did also all the Re
publican officers elected.
THE ALLIANCE OPPOSE THE ELECTION.
At $3.50 4. NJ. the Speaker finished the
canvass and declared that James +. Boy,
had been duly elected Governor. This de
claratiOn was also made in reference o. %,
Republican State ticket below Governor
Then IN Alliance member introduced
resolution 10 the effect that the election wa
void, and refusing TO recognize any Of tht
officers as elected. After much delay and
discussion the resolution was adopted by
strict party vote, 20 TO 80 The Republl-
cans and Democrats voting no. The john
session then adjourned.
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ibe deadlock IN the lower House OF the
Minnesota LEGISLATURE was broken yesterday
afternoon hy The withdrawal of the Demo
cr ttic candidate and the ele ton OF Champ
Vote o' I ~ ~ 70 40 against scaris, Republican.
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THE NEWS SUMMARY.

For Virginia and Norih Carolina: Fair dur
ing the day. rain 40 night
chamber of Commerce me- IN quar-
tsrly session.-Thc Powhaian club met
Jefferson Lodge. knights Of Py.hias. elected
ofilccrs.-rhe remains OF Mrs Julia SUM
mcr,llic de Tcrnex were inierrcd.--rho
suit OF Longhornc against tho cry Railway
Company was decided in favor ofthc defend
amt The Executive Committee Of the Ag-
r.cuitupl and Mechanical society held q
meet nc.-The Masonic Home Of Virginia
held its annual. meeting Tho laiuter
Union met
VIRGINIA
Captain ". Gordon McCabe is Co lecture ln
Atlanta on the Igtn instant Mr. John
Hubbard and 1i>s Estclle Clay were married
Wednesday ga Petersburg MIR q. A. Fitz.
of Petersburg was married Wednesday &
Miss Annie Bryant. 40 rThoro. y. ca
lftls girl was accidentally shot a.d kilicf n
Fairfax county aicw days aro.--Nr. Ram
dolph James ofGrolgctowu. died Yesterday.
-Mrs Paul Pullman. OF Alexandra. died
"Wednesday uiln.--A merchants s. .clp-
tIan OF ptuvIr will le organized.--ir J.
D. TAYLOR. Of Lexington. Will not accept the
s. p.rlntcnlcucy of ths Nii.ua hapusl
OIp.auacc Mr. J. W. 90. Keeling. OF >or-
fo.s. was founi dead in bed boa Portsmouth.
wAsulNeroN.
Ihe report THAT Representative Turner. Of
Kansas. bad offered sum o, money for tnc
Kansas s,nltorhip greatly cAued senator
u4alIs.-b democratic Sctatots only con-
s.uted Io agree toa vote on the silver bil ON
"Wednesday because ofthc assur,rce given
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A negro named Billy D wis, Gf Pueblo, Col i,
Yesterday morning shot and killed his fosler
mother, carrie Ormsby, and MS roster
brother, Jim ArLold.
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HORSE RACES.
Results and Entries at Clifton and Gut
tenbu <.

Following are the results at Guttenberg
yesterday:
First race. dve.eighths Of a mile. selling
Red Elm. first; John Atwood, second; NeNa-
or, third. lime, l:2l4.
second race, six aud one-half furlongs,
beaten horses Blue Jeans, first; steve Je-
rome, second; Avery, third Time, i:224
Third race. three-iOurths OF a mtle-Lizzie,
frsi: sir George. secord; Lamar. thiid. Time,
1:16k.
tOGrth race three quarters OF a mile-Ben
Harrison, firs'; Prince FOrtunatus, second;
kancOeas. thifd. lime, l:lfis.
Fiuh race, one and One-iOutth miles. sell
mg-Gendarme, nrsi; 81 Paris, second; lee
berg. third Time, 2:O9A4.
sixth race, seveu-eighths of a mile, sell.
ing-Neptunus. Iirst; Landseer, second; Slf
RE third. Time, 1919.
Entries at Clifton for to-day:
First race, seven and one-eighth miles,
selling epeateT. lis: Ds fendant. l5; Mid
diestone, 10; Cora Tanner, 1I5; Glencllne,
LOS: Kyrl Is, 100; tountaiu, 100: Louise, 100
Meade, 100: Raymond. lO,g kanesville, 100;
Jennie Mcfarland. 100; Washington, 100:
Moreneld. 100: The Abbess, 100.
ecOnd race, one and one eighth miles-Not
Guilty. COtill.On, Frank l. formerly Violet
geldingl, Long Island. Telep zone. Fblls,
Sts Ring Ganymede, Brian BOru. Bsltimore,
Vos,u Fabian, sour Mash, Milton, Iheo-
dOsiUs, l05'
Duke John ll2; Glorietta. colt, 10; ~. lass.
los; Preakness Lass, Truth, lO1; Rnm1us
Battle CIy, Charley slY, Zenobia, lO3; Mel-
Vile, Robin Adair, A. q. H.. OctagOn, Hell
ena, eeidng. lU2; Irene H., 07.
Fourth racp, seven eighihs OF mile-Al
farrOw, TiDstan, Jack hose, Prince James,
3; Mabei Glenn, H.; Grimaldi. Planter,
Young Duke. ealvin, l07: Belle Dor. lO2:
salute. 90; silver Prince. Lepanto, FRED, 80,
Maid Of Alten wood. 81
Fifth race. one mile and sixteenth: selling
Macbeth second. III; ManOla and -pai ling.
10; Marpeake and Golden Reel, lOg hhody
Priogle, lu8; Prince Edward, lb7; harrison
and second favorite, l04; Question, lO3.
sixth race, weier weights--Joe Courtney,
nunboyne, 81. Luke, King ldler. ]. ]. OBI,
Alngisr. Supervisor and Galius Dam. 81.
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rmE RErOKr pI.cREniTEp.
The BOULOGnE SETTLEMENT.

ilhe report cabledfrom Buonos Ayres OF
the outbreak OF revolution in Chill i dis.
credited at the Cnilian legation in this city.
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nrrY no BE FOLLOWED.

II remains to say that in the midst of our
rejoicing aud in the time OF party hope aud
.cxnectation. we should remember that the
way OF right and justice should be followed
as matter Of dnty and regardless oil lmlne-
Il ale success. Above all things let us not
for a moment forget that grave responsible
n / s await the party which the people trust (;
aud let us look for guidin e 10 the princi
pies Of true Democracy which rare enduring
because they are right, and inyipcble be-
cause they are gust"
Among others who spoke were Governor
elect PattisOn, of -Pennsylyania; EX-sec-
retary of State Thomas +. Bayard, Con-
gresham Breckinridge. OF Kentucky; Hon.
John +. Russell, Of Massachusetts, and
Counsellor Joseph Z. McCullen, Of Phila-
delphia.
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we see their long hours Of toll 30 poorly rC-
Quilted that the money-lender cats out their
substance. while for everything they need
they pay tribute 10 the fayOrites Of gov
ernmental care. we know that all this is far
removed from the encouragement OF agri-
culture" which our creed commands. We
will not violate our political duty by for
getting how well entitled our farmers are TO
our best efforts Tor their restoration To the
independence of former t.lue and 10 the
rewards Of better days.
w hen We see the CXtrayagance Of public
expenditure fast reaching the point Of reck-
les waste, and the undeserved distribution
Of public money debauchng its recipients,
and by perniclous example threatening the
destruction Of the love OF irugility among
our people. sc will remember that "ccOnO-
my i'm the public expense" is an important
article m the true Democratic faith.
When we see our political adycrsares
beat upon The passage Of a Federal law.
with the scarcely denied purpose Of perpe-
trating partisan supremacy, which inyades
the States with election machinery designed
10 promote Federal Interference with the
hits Of the people in tho localities con-
ccrLtd. discrediting their honesty and fair
ness. and Justly arousing their jealousy Of
centralized power. we will stubbOrnly resist
such ad0ngorCu- and revolutionary scheme,
in obedience 20 our pledge for 1.-THE support
of ihe state governments in all their
right-.'
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The pOsioilice 900 Arringdale, Sussex
county. ha. been discontinued. Mail GOES
.o lli.da. Special postal service To- Waco.
orange county, has been Discontinued.
Virginia pensions; Alames Byrenes. A
". Baker, William is,terson, Proctor Il.
Gay. John I01k. Gabriel ChaliiiAs, Charles
Robin. Samuel r. ~prowl, Ilagb Mcdonald.
and Peter Dtca-tro, all Of the soldiers
Home.