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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
Latest from the Wires

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com,
pany is reducing its force of workmen, and
also the time and pay of those retained.
Hiram A. futile was sworn in as Gov
ernor OF New Hampshire, at Concord. yes
terday with the usual ceremonies. he
then delivered his message.
Mrs. Peters and her daughter were muir
dered. robbed. and burned at Cordele, Ga,
Wednesday night. The robbers were seen
running away from the house.
1t has leaked out that at Wednesdays
meeting Of the American Glass Company's
Executive Committee in Pittsburgh action
was taken which means practically the
abandonment of that gigantic enterprise.
On motion of John II. Inman. the Cham
Der OF Commerce of New York at Its regu-
lar monthly meeting yesterday unanimous
ly adopted O resolution urging the prompt
passage of the shipping and tonnage bill
now under discussion in Congress.
The Inauguration ceremonies took place
at Lansing, Mich. yesterday before the
Legislature in Joint session at ii A. NJ.
After customary observances the retiring
Governor Nuce) delivered his message.
At the close of the address Governor
Winans, the incoming Governor, read MS
address.
The steamer State of Nevada at New
York brought to port the officers and crew
the British steamer "Pollux," which was
found in latitude 6.14. longitude 1918, IN
q sinking condition with ker rudder gone
and leaking so badly that 1t was only
question of few hours before she would
so down.
Both houses of the Illinois State Legs
ture met again yesterday. Governor fitets
nd n
proper committee. In the House joint
resolution was adopted providing for sepa,
rate ballots in both houses tor united
States senator on January 2Sth and Tor
joint ballot on the day following.
In the Federal Senate yesterday Mr..
Plat gave notice that he would ct the
earliest possible moment call up the copy
right bin, and Mr.. Allison gave notice that
II the chairman of the Committee on
Agriculture, who was necessarily absent.
did not at an early day ask for the con-
s,deration of the Oouger lard bill he (Aiil-
SOM would himself do So
The Frankfurter Zeitung announces that
the Grand Duke OF Mecklenburg- Schwerin,
Frederick Francis ILL.,, has offered Prince
Bismarck the presidency OF the Ministry
Of the Grand Duchy OF Meckienbuig-
Schwerin. Bismarck Is said TO have de-
clined the Offer. According, to the Story
the Emperor William, upon hearing OF the
proposal, abandoned his proposed visit to
Cannes.
The grievances Of the tsainmen which
have been presented to the local supsrin.
tcndents of the Pennsylyania lines west OF
Pittsburgh, and also to tho Pittsburgh and
Western railroad, extend to ell divisions
from Pittsburgh to Chicago and 81. Louis.
These grievances were prepared about two
months ago, but Tor many changes being
made in the systern Of running trains were
not presented.
Word he's been received from tho post
once authorities ct Washington sustaining
the action Of the postmaster a. Vermillions
8, D.. n SefusipR 70 receive the PIora TAD
neuSp1per fox distribution on account Of
~ contg thinning N Advertisement tor tho
safle q mnsio-box b one q We mar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
NEBRASKA'S MIDDLE.
Officers of Court Fight Their Way Into
the House--Alliance-Men
Against the Field.
[By telegraph 70 the Dispatoh.l

[By telegraph 70 the Dispatoh.l
LINCOLN, NEB, January S.-All the doors
of Representative Hall were closely guard
ed this morning and none but members of
the Legislature, State officers, and persons
having business inside we're admitted. All
the members were on hand promptly,
although they found great difficulty, IN
pushing their way through the crowds that
filled the corridors and besleged the Capt.
toll at all points. The alliance members
had taken possession of the House at D
O'Clock in the morning. They placed the
Speaker in the chair and put Gordon OF
tant-sergeants-at-arm around MIN.
When Leutenant-Gover MickleJohn
appeared he was not allowed TO take his
seat, but stood in front of the Speaker
ready to call the Joint session to ORDER
FoR THE ARREST OF LIKuTESAST-GoyERSoR.
At Q o'clock the Speaker issued an order
for the arrest of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Micklejohn on charge of misconduct IN
Office and breach of the peace. The Lieu
tant- Governor defied the officers and was
not taken into custody. Both sides had q
force of sergeants-at-arms within cal, and
any attempt on either side TO proceed with
q canvass of the vote would have precipi-
tated row. TO avoid this q committee
from each party was sent with statement
VI thO NpoO w eHc hS0fAN
STATE TROOPS IN THE CAPITOL.
Governor Thayer ordered out company
of National Guards, and at IL o'clock they
stacked arms in the corridors of the Capt.
toll.
Crowds are arriving on every train to, at
tend the Inauguration Of Governor-elect
Boyd, and considerable impatlence IS
shown over the delay in counting the
votes. :,
Al i2:I5P. M. the Supreme Court issued
a writ of mandamus directing the Speaker
of the House to canvass the returns. Inc
sheriff Of Lancaster county, with deputies
and the bailiff of the Supreme Court, burst
ia the doors of the house and
FOUGHT rHRIB Way
through the crowd of alliance-men guard
ing the entrance. The writ was served on
the Speaker.
A motion TO take recess until o'clock
was declared carried by the Lieutenant
Governor, and the Democrats and Repub-
licans fled out Of the ball The Speaker
of the House declared that no recess had
been taken. and all the alliance members
present remained in. and oil others were
called in for an attempt to proceed to the
business of the joint session.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

at Glendower, In Albemarie, also ssveo
that building. Sparks from . short err
Gotta 1T" on iue gave origin 70 tno nio'
ovxnBoARD.
Available equine was dissatisfied 70 re-
main in tho ferry-boat az its owner, ar.
GIDEON s. Irving, was transporting MIN
from shore to shore on the JAMES at haru-
ware station the other day and ne tcok
10 the water, aud that makes Mr.. lrvine
own horse less just now.
ARAT STORY.
Whether rats be cannibalistic in fneu
habits or not Is question IN DOUBT Win Wiz.
some. but many there be who believe tnat
thew kill and devour each, other. Inc i9i-
lowing incident occurred on the SUBURBS
OF this place. which tends to show that tue
latter belief may be correct: gentleman
was troubled by the yisitations OF the To-
at least their numbers he partly stretcneo
a bag over the top of the barrel and await
ed in an adjoining room for the rats 70
come 10 their bait, which they. soon oiu.
and by quick movement on his part the
bag was made 10 cover the entire head Oh
the barrel and nine large rats imme-
diately ran into it.
WHY WE'RE THEY REMOVED!
These were killed by slamming the Dag
upon the floor and the rats were iett III
the room until the following morning.
then to be removed. The next morning
the rats were non est, and the gentleman
was nonplussed TO know what had become
Of them. Upon taking up plank whicaa
led from hole in the floor the nine dead
rats were found alongside each otheI,
where they had been carried by tne,r r
live friends (or foes). II is presumaoie
that they were deposited there to be eaten
at later period.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
DEATH OF MRS. w. o. GIBSON.
bronchial Pneumonia Terminates Her
Iife-nIrs. Ferncx's Burial.

Mrs William ID. Gibson, whose serious
illness WAS announced IN tuesdays MS
re.l. died at 2.30 o'clock yesterday morn
me 40 the residende Of her husband, No:
10I south Third street. Mrs. Gibson had
r,f leen in good health for several years,
iyt u was ONLY on Sunday that her condl-
+i.p became at all alarming. Her death
was from bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs Gibson was seventy-seven years
of age and the wife OF Mr.. WI
lam u. Gibson. one of the Oldest
ana most esteemed members OF the
Richmond Tobacco Trade. Mrs. Gibson
VS. guiet ADD hOmc-like, devoted 10 her
husband. hcr child. and her Church. She
wa noted For her piety and unobtrusive
charity. Mrs. Gibson leaves only one
child. Mrs. Robert B. Green, Of Baltimore,
and five grandchildren. Mrs: Green WAS
here az the tine of her mothers death.
Deceased was formanv years consistent
member Of the Episcopal Church ana had
been married hfty-siK years.
The funeral VIII take place from Grace
Episcopal church AT ~ o'clock tomorrow.
The following viii be the pall-bearers:
Honorary Messrs. A. Bargamin, w. n.
=. Morris. Edward j. Warren, j. w. Pc
gram. Thomas A. Brander, w. H. Palmer.
J. N Fourqurean. William @. Miller, I; f..
Nrpieu. W. :. Archer. j. V. Bidgood, Will
liam F. GRAY, and james II. Gray.
Active: Messrs w. x. Mallory, Lewis
Ilrhtfoot. DR.. John X. Wheat. Thomas
Coffin. Il. Powell Dunn. +. III. Deane, b. G.
Wherry, and John X. Maomurdo.
BURIAL or MRS. DE FERSEx.
The remains of Mrs. Julia Somerville dc
Ternex were inferred in Hollywood yester-
dav afternoon. Bev. Dr. Burton, school
mate Of the deceased, conducted the SER
vices, and was assisted by Rev. DR.. James
y Fair.
The pall.bearers were Messrs. w. Miles
Cary. c. OBJ. Cowardin. Polk Miller, b. q.
Wherrv. w. q. Pilklnton, j. Il, L. Daniel.
J.. c. Minor, and Il. Il. SOmerville.
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porsonais and Briefs,

Miss Louise Parker. OF Galveston, Texas IL
Waiting Miss Reynolds, Of south Third street
Rev. DIR. Leo Rosser is conducting very sue
cesstul revival at Denny-srees Methodist church.
Mr.. George d. Fisher is confined to his room
by indisposition
There Was meeting OF non-union painters al
Wilkinson's Hall last night
Alderman George K. Bowdsn, who has been
sick since Saturday, was able 30 be out yester-
day.
Mr.. Otto w. Marshall, OF Augusta, who has
been here on visit 10 friends, left yesterday Tor
Newark. N. j.
Miss Laura V. Nelson. who has been visifins
the family OF Rev. DIR. Hatcher. has returned 10
her home 10 stanton.
1'he Lee Birthday Banquet Committee win
Give out the contract for that entertainment to-
night Tho speakers and toasts have not yet
been selected. Tho ansir will come Oh al me
First ksgimentai Armory.
Mons. Y. Paul Dubois, engineer Of roads and
bridges, Paris. France will be In the city on the
eOth Instant with Mr. A. Lapgstan Johnston 70
make q more thorough Investigation OF the cleo
tricsl railway system OF Richmond than no did
on hrs recent visit here.
Tue Committee on the improvement Of the
James River has rented the city drsdees ana
scows 20 Mr. G. ID. Langhorn az the rate OF wv
per dny. Mr. ". ii. Curtis Is TO DO allowed 70
use the dump-liehters upon terms TO DO sgreed
upon by sub-commitsee.
Mr. Ralph Bingham, OF Phiisde,phis. better
known a. the Boy Orator, 10 IN tho city aud wiz
.si,end several days visiting relatives here. M:
bingham, who 10 8 distinguished humoxfst ana
yiolinisi, made hts debut here 10 iNo, nnce
which time no has travelled ct least p''vo'
mica
The opera Ptnsfors 10 soon 20 DC presented
here BY cast composed OF the foiio Wing c2iofee
persons: Captain Corcorsp, EDWARD cisy; nslpn
ksckssrsw. sidney hayo; Dlcs pesdeys. James
Jasper: BiIi Bobetay, d. Christopher Jackson;
Tom Tucker, John Priddy Smith; Josephine,
Alice Kemp; Little busiercups Mildred A. Cross I
Hsbo. Lizzie yancey; Sir Joseph fortefs Dsrns'o
Hids.
Captain ssmusl Register who setsd g 80
cors 10 Colonel =. q. Dicsinson and the ConiedS-
rsts Vessrep Camp, Of New yofk, - ~ unveis-
ins o. tho Lac naonu asnf and also upon ne 90
caslon ~ ne nAs presentation ~ Ma plcsio-
ses y Ne Mes YeSt camp ~ peen mv.tea g
ssssa4 ses ssnss, essssE g u e.s 8 svs s
nino. IhnnnR1 f0/N> II. -
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chants Of that city. The editor OF the p
per threatens TO carry the matter into the
courts for settlement.


chants Of that city. The editor Of the p
per threatens TO carry the matter INTO the
courts for settlement.
Senator Vest was unanimously renomi.
mated last night BY the Democratic caucus
ct Jefferson City. Mo. The Democrats nave
an overwhelming majority in the Le21sia,
ture, and Vest will be elected beyond
doubt.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee
yesterday instructed Chairman Hill, OF I'LL
lar appropriation bill, which carries an az
gregate appropriation of 81 ,665, s25-S3 $50
less than the appropriation for the current
year. No new consulates are provided Tor
in the bill and no salaries Of ministers or
consuls are increased. Sixteen consulases
which have heretofore been paid in fees
were made salaried officers.
Steps have been taken looking to the
impeachment Of Frank McGrath, the presi-
dent of the Kansas Farmers Alliance, who
is accused OF being party to the alleged
scheme to elect E. j. Turner, the Republic
can congressman from the Sixth district,
to the United States Senate. The matter
will be brought before q special session of
the Executive Board of the Alliance. which
is to be convened in Topeka next week.
The Tennessee General Assembly Is still
in the throes of organization. The Demo
Gratis are doing sll the business. The Alli-
ance is not making Itself actively felt as
such, and the Republicans can do nothing
but agree to what the Democratic caucus
determine upon. Only few of the minor
officers in the houses remain yet TO be de-
termined upon. and it is likely that the
election of State officers will be taken up
in earnest tomorrow.
The Minnesota House managed TO elect
a speaker at its afternoon session yester-
day. Immediately after the Secretary
had called the House to order M. Stiyers,
the Democratic candidate, got the floor,
and withdrew in the interest of peace and
in favor of Champlin, the Alliance candi-
date. A ballot was then taken. resulting
in seventy-two votes for Champlin to forty.
one for Scarf. Without choosing anv other
officers the House then adjourned till to-
day
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
PRIZE CHICKENS AND DUCKS.
The Bird that Won Laureis at the Poultry
and Pigeon show.

The attendance at the annual exhibition
II the Richmond Poultry and Pigeon As
ISOLATION yesterday was very good, and
throughout the entire day there were many
spectators inspecting and admiring the
b.ris on exhibition.
The following are the winners OF the
prizes:
tor lost display OF poultry In the showroom,
large silver pitcher. hessra Turner Brothers,
N hmond, Va, breeders Of barred and white
fymolth Rocks, silver and golden Wyandottes.
ard fekin ducks.
tor best nsle bird. silver cup, Messrs.
L1-harias AMI PichL OF Richmond. The fowl
thM Won this prize was beautiful white
crested black Polish cockerel.
Tor bc-t display OF pigeons, two silver cups,
thpiais J. W. Bush Richmond, Va, breeder OF
fancy pigeons and game bantams
tof best pslr In American class, j. x. Taylor,
sns shyer cup on pair OF barred Plymouth
kock chicks
for best psir IN Asiatic class, g silver cup
Nessrs. J. y. ana Y. w. Cooper, on q pair Of
o'sck lsngshorn chicks
t0f best pair In Mediterranean class. a silver
cup j. = Taylor, on pair OF brown leghorn
chckS
. Tor peJt pair 10 game class, q silver cup, w.
X fens0ul, on pair OF black-hrossied gamea
fVT beet pair iu game bantam class, silver
esl NJ. H. Miller, % . pair OF blsck-breasssd
game hanisms
For best pair Of ducks. q silver cup, Messrs
Turner Brothers, on Pekin ducks.
e, Nosfrt. Saunders s. McCann, propresors OF the
hepflco Poultry-fards, have on exhibition az
we sho" several very handsome pair OF white
esaoIas, wake wyandoites, and light brehmas
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
ASSUMING OFFICIAL ROBES.
The Chosen Men Of Several Orders fnduct-
ed Into Once.

ed Into Once.
Al tho regular meeting OF Marshan Lodge. No
~, Knights Of Pyihias, held last night, The fol-
lowing officers were installed for the ensuing
tsrm; Past Chancellor, a. G. flix; Chancellor
Commander. r. l. sheppard; Vfco-Chapceiior,
o. r. Wise; Probate, A. Goldbsck; Master Of
Excnequer, I. w. Dorset; Master OF Finarce, J.
X. sheppard; Keeper OF Records and seal. W.
y wsodson Master at Arms, J. W. Cary. Trus-
toes: W. 4. sizer. james X. sheppard. and J..
w. Carr. Representative 70 Grand Lodge, Hor-
ace A. Hawkins
AURORA LODGE.
District Deputy OR aud Muster ID. W. Bowles,
assisted by GRAND aersio 4. n. Render, iD-
stalled last night ~ Rletts Hall tue following
officers OF Aurora Lodge. No. ilb. ]. q. o. y. :
Walter q. Duke, noble grand X. ID. Halter,
ytce-grand; L. T. Mason. recording secretary
G. T. slime, financial secretary; j. w. White
treasurer: G, Y. Hudnsil. chaplain.
The Noble Grand appointed the following
subordinate officers q. W. Morris. warden; :.
T. Pulliam, conductor; Is. q. Garner, inside
guardian; @. J. Adams, outside guardian; W..
y. robertson, right supporter 10 noble grand {:
Walter Howard, left supper er TO noble grand !;
W. +. Phoenix, right supporter 70 vice-grand:
George richardson, efisuppor ter TO yice-grsnd !;
=. 4. starke. right sceno supporter; W. w. Bar
bee, left scenes supporter.
SCHILLER LODGE.
At regular meeting Of Schiller Lodge, No. 1872
!. O. o. r.. held At their quarters at Lee
Camp Hall, the following officers were installed !:
Post Grand, Charles Pohlig; Noble Grand,
Friedrich Poehler; Nice-0rsnd, William Tietz !;
Secretary, Walter Sent; Treasurer, William
Holzapfel; Warden, Louis Disse: Conductor,
Herman Zank Inside Guardian, Charles Bat
iige; Outside Guardian, Aax Litzner; Right
Supporter 10 Noble Grand, Charles G. Zehle (;
Left Supporter 10 Noble Grand. Emil Schmidt
Right Supporter 10 Vice-Crand, Samuel Scheer; ,
Left Supporter 70 Vice-Grard. John schleicher
Right Scene Supporter, Charles Gloss Left
Scene Supporter. William u. Koss After the
meeting the members enjoyed q collation. and
all had Jolly time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
THE observation-disclosures POLICY"
ro DFyrsrTy RESULTS,

LONDON, January According TO DIS
patch to the Exchange Telegram Company
Maurice Healy in an interview SAID that
the Boulonge conference had not been
rorndncfiue of nnx definite rfsults.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
TRAVeLLlNG-MEN MEET.
Movement Started for the Establishment
Of a Rranch Association In Richmond.

A preliminary meeting in the interest of
the travellers Association ofiAmerica with
Headquarters at ST. Louis, Mo-, was held
81 Murphy's Hotel last night. There was
d large attendance of prominent CONNER
cAl travellers, aud committee composed
of Mrssrs George Gibson, Jr., G.. Med.
Blake. and X. +. Hudson was appointed to
solicit members. The membership dues
aye $40 o year and no assessments can be
made The objects are to secure reduc-
uous in railroad fare, improved hotel ac-
commodatlons, and the payment of $4,000
IN case Of death by accident, and $40 a
week indemnity for sickness for a period
bot exceeding fifty-two weeks.
The association also pays 10 the heirs of
a member 500 for each year he has been
connected with il in case of death from
natural causes. George s. McGrew, of st.
Louis. is national president. A meeting
will be held at Murphy's Hotel next Tues
day evening az O'Clock for the permanent
organization, and every commercial travel
Ter ls expected TO attend. Several gentle
men from New York, Chicago. and other
points were present at the meeting last
night aud gave encouraging accounts OF
tie good that has been accomplished
through commercial travellers organiza-
tDus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
A MEDAL FOR FRANK.
CAPT. CUNNINGHAM THUS HON
OREp BY PICKETT CAMP. G. v.
A orand-Army Man Makes . fr"'er""'
spcech--osioers Elected and
banquet Enjoyed.

Tho annual meeting of Pickett camp,
Confederate Veterans, was held last night
spd officers for tho ensuing year were
elected.
Tho attendance Of veterans was very
,.rce and the occasion. which ended with
bsnoue,. was very enjoyable one.
Commander +. P. Reeve presided and
sd,ntant Peter McCurdy acted as secro-
tary. ns
Among those present were MAJOR H.
Tavlor Scott and Captain IL. >. Inomas'
T;rscomb. Of the Fifth Virginia
;,f,ntrv- nnl Captain n. Parsons. OF the
T,ffv.third Virginia infantry, were elected
members Of the camp.
MEDAL FOR cAPTAIN CUNNINGHAM.
Major Scott presented beautiful gold
I'D ~ CAPTAIN Frank w. Cunningham
-, s"ryioos kindly rendered 10 the Camp.
al COMMUNICATED him highly. Captain
T,.,,,ineIarn made brief speech IN reply,
g"rk,ng the veterans for the handsome
-, and EXPRESSING his willingness 20 &C.
s,1rmoiate them whenever his services
go needed. lie then called upon Cap
IAN r. \. Thomas, who responded with an
excellent address.
A q. A. u. MAN.
Cortain Durham. OF the Grand Army of
mo Ienublic. Of Pennsylvania, was intro
J--o1 to the meeting by Captain Thomas.
,r1 made fraternal speech. abiding. in
foeiirr terms TO the men who wore the blue
Nj Appold. 81 Pennsylvania, one OF the
visitors. also made pleasant address.
Cartain Cunningham was called upon
f.ras5nc. and greatly pleased his hearers
~ tho rendition of THE Blue and the
GRAY
oFTICYBs r0R THE YEAR.
The following officers were elected for
me eusu NJ year:
,.onrander, Alexander Jennings; First Lieu
tcr.atC Commander, Catlett Conway Second
.euAoi. 4 on maufsr, J.. :. BurfOrd; Third
i...t~uAnt. Com mander, A. w. Wallsce Adlu.
tarf. Teier McCurdy Quartermaster, H. II.
Irs.l. Comm issary, J. Z. stsnsberry; Chap
i.r . v S0fihen Surgeon, laid over; ON
cs, q me Day. j. 7. Henricks; Color-Besrer,
N B. Holloway: Oillcer a Guard 7. w. Irayior ;
Cgsrieru Astar.serge act, w. ~ Lawson.
Commander Reeve in retiring from his
Office made a feeling address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
MIR. Nelson Buys Fine Colt.

The State Chronicle. published at Raleigh,
N. c., says;
Mr.. W. z. Bachelor has sold TO s. b. Nelson, OF
Richmond, Va, the hay yesrlng colt General
Pettigrew. by Pamlco, 216A. out OF Foragor.
The youn gster 10 a perfect picture OF his great
sire but will be on n larger scale. He must
make great horse. Mr.. Bachelor has also sold
10 Mr.. r. II. Murray, Of Raleigh, the bay colt
Rrookbiu by Louis Napoleon, SIRE OF Jerome
Eddy q lsh, out Of Mambrino Girl by Mambri-
no Gift 2el The colts are both grandly bred
and grand-looking youngsters, AMI while the
prices they brought seem large, II 10 altogether
probable that tho purchasers got bargains
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
Manchester Briefed.

Tho City Council meets o-night.
Mas EfIie Moore and Mr.. Wyatle l.. Goode will
be married at the Manchester Presbyterian
church next Monday evening at O'CLOCK.
Mrs Aledine Herieys funeral will be from
the Central Methodist church at 1879 O'Clock this
morning
The funeral OF little Lizzie Bowls took place
Yesterday from her parents residence, on Twen-
tieth street between Hull and Bainbridge
streets.
The total increase 10 the membership of Balm
oridge-street Baptist church resulting from the
great revival recently held, In which Rev. j. h.
Hhrrieon assisted Mr.. Thornhill, Is about 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09

the accomplished daughter Of Professor
Thomas. Of Taylorsvile.
Mrs. Boatwright IL o young lady of re-
msrkable beauty and high social accom-.
plishments. and has already been the recipi-
emit of many attentions on the part CT the
Richmond people.
Professor L. X. Hamberlin, instructor in
meet bis classes between Christmas and
February, owing to vacation between the
two half sessions, and has gone to Louisiana
TO spend his vacation,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-01-09
Would Not Relieve or Pardon.

Governor Mckinney yesterday refused TO
remove the political disabilities of A. W..
G. Redman, of Charlotte county, who was
convicted in that county of assault with
intent to main, disfgure. and kill. He
also declined to grant pardons to the fol-
lowing:
{. J. jackson. OF Richmond. who was convicted
Of househreaking in May, 1888. and given three
years IN the penitentiary.
Hezekiah Meade. OF Bedford county, sem
fenced to the peniientisry for four years in 1883
for HOUSEKEEPING, and Daniel knighting. OF
Giles county.
In tho last instance tho petition did not state
when where, or for what the accused had been
convicted.