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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
THE r. NJ. T. HUNTER MEMORIAL.
4 Call for Meeting to 30 Held In Rich
mund-VnriOus Other Notes.
rS,ociat toiegrauo 70 the Disu.thI

Especial telegram 10 the Disp l'i
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, November 49,.
Hon. I. II. b. Wright. chairman pro tenn. OF
tbc r. NJ. n. Hunter Memorial Association, will
publish the following call for a meeting OF tho
committee in the StGr OF Saturday.
TO the Friends ofthe Late u. n. 7. Hunter:
At a meeting held at the courthouse In the
city OF Fredericksburg, Va, on thursday Oclo-
Der 2, 1891, Hon. l.. q. Washington IN the chair,
on motion OF Colonel Frank q. ku1in, seconded
by Judge W. $. Barton, the following resolution
was vi alimOusly adopted:
Res9 Ued. 1lat q committee Of eighteen, OF
whom seven snail be a quorum, Do appointed py
tho Chair whose duty t shall be 10 obtain
special charter Of incorporation from the Gone
raj Assembly Of the Commonwealth OF virginia
for themselves and such other cltlzeus as they
may have associated with them Tor the purpose
of removing the remains OF the late hon. X. NJ.
r. hunter from their present place OF burial IN
Essex county. Va, TO a suitable resting place III
or near the city OF Richmond, Va, ana OF erect
ing monument at the tomb ana also @ ol Or Or
ranging such other testimonials Of respect ior
his eminent pubic character ana services as
may be deemed appropriate.
The Chair appointed the following committee
Hon. f. X. g. Wright, Of Essex; ~. George H.
ntzhugh, Judge j. Is. sener, Rufus B. Merchant,
Hon j. ii. Kelly, Fredericksburg; Nilllam r..
Driukard, Joseph Bryan, william Ryan, rev Dr.
John B. Newton, General Archer Anderson,
Colonel Frank G.. Rufln, Judge Waller X. staples
Richmond ex-governor Htzhugh Lee, Glas-
gov: Judge William j. Robertson, Charlottes-
vile; General Epps Hunton, Marrenton Major
Holmes Conrad, Winchester; lion. John 1oDue
Norfolk; lion. Taylor Berry, Amherst Court
house, -. -.
Iy yirtue OF the 1Cthor!ty ves,tu In me ~ tbo
action Of said meeting, now cal meeting OF
the said committee TO be held at the Exchange
Hotel in the city OF Richmond, on Tuesday, De-
cember [, 1891, at o'clock Z. M, 10 formulate
a special charter OF incorporation, and take
further action in tho promises. earnestly urge
each member of the committee TO 30 present,
cordially invite all the frlpnl8 anu aA-
mirers of Mr.. Hunter, in sympathy with the
move 20 attend and cooperate with US.
Il. r. J.. WRIGHT, Chairman protein.
TappahdnHock, Va, November 10, 1891.
Mrs Mary T. Goodrich, widow OF william
Goodrich and most estimable lady, died A. her
residence here yesterday from pneumonia after
a snort illness In the siXty-third year OF her age
She leaves five children, all grown.
The Sons OF Veterans realized AZ their recent
bazaar over $500, which will be used In uui-
forming the camp.
Mrs. DR.. A. c. Doggett, who has been several
months at Saranac Lake. y. Y, for her health,
rrurh fmnTDVRQ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Mnncnre Robinson,s VIII.

The Register OF Wills on Wednesday adj
mitted 70 probate the viii OF the late MOnCure
Robinson, who died recently at 1919 Spruce
street. philade phia. The testament bequeathe
an estate valued 40 about S1,0O0,00O. Charles
Chauncey and MOncure Robinson, Jr., are named
as executors. Tho entire fortune Is lefE 10 the
eight children Of the deceased or the Issue, TO
be divided as soon as the yOungob .acbes the
age OF twenty-five An debts owed him by his
brother, Conway Robinson, and other named
uersOus are cancelled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
N. c. TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
Polk's Probable Re-EleotiOn-Arrest Of a
ColOred FIre-BuG.

ColOred FIre-BuG.
Especial telegram TO the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, N. O., November 19.-The State
Temperance Convention met here this
afternoon In Edenton-Street Methodist church.
Rev Dr. j. Ii. Weaver, presiding elder OF the
Asbeyille district, was made president, and b. H..
Woodell, OF Raleigh, secretary. Addresses were
made by NJ b. BrOughton, Rev. DIR. l.. l.. Nash,
Pew DR. j. w. Carter, Rev. DIR. j. j. Hall, and
Rey DR. j. III. Gordon. Sixty OF the principal
Temperance workers In the State were enrolled
ming was devoted 20 the address OF Bishop
CHARLES b. Galloway, in which he graphically Do
scTibed the temperance work in Mississippi
MAY BE RE-ELECrKD.
President Marion Butler, Of the State Farmers
Alliance teleeraphs from Indianapolis that L.
+. PoIk will probably be reelected president 70
m, the third term. but that there are six aspi-
rants for his place. He says POLK Is NOT cam
didnte for reelection and will not accept II there
"a any respectable minority opposition.
BADLY INJURED.
W A Ayatt one Of the leading merchants
here. was thrown from a buggy tnis afternoon
and badly injured.
smos Brooks (colored) was arrested to-day on
tho charge OF frlng the stables OF Frank Brooks
ana causing the death OF a valuable horse.
The last week OF the Exposition next week. is
"a, soart AZ North Carolina week. Unless the
weather. becomes warmer the attendance Is apt
MASONIC SHOWING.
The Masons will make a good showing for the
current year both In gain in membership and In
Charitable and relief work. There Is good M
crease Ia the number OF neW lodges. Inc or1er
a. interested with other secret orders, In having
Constructed here a special building Ia Whlch 70
hold its meetings. IL owns large and valuable
collection OF portraits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
,r,,. pumnnrey,. Funeral

The funeral services of Miss Matte
Humphrey. the daughter OF ar. W. y. Puni-
phrey, who died early yesterday morning from
locklaw, win be conducted irom tho Grove
Avenue Baptist church at o'clock this after
noon. Her pastor, Rev. 8. A. Goodwin, ID. D.,
viii conduct the 0bseqnies.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Cnnvicted Of Larceny.

The Henrico County Court was in session
yesterday-Judge Minor on the bench. Tho
court was engaged in the trial OF Q. II. Brown,
who was convicted for stealing $40 from the per-
son OF James X. Tate, Of Caroline. He was sent
70 the penitentiary tor one year.
The larceny was committed In the Exposltion-
Grounds during the state Fair, and Brown was
one Of the many faktrs there engaged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
The Schooner Cannon Leaking.
fnv taIaoranh N tina DisDatch-I

NORFOLK, Va, November 19.--The three
nnssted schooner John III. Cannon, Captain HGr-
rison, o, seaford, from Georgetown, =. c., for
Baltlmors with lumber, consigned 20 kirwin &
Brother, dragged ashore and lost her anchor and
chain Yesterday inside Hatteras Inlet, The yes
sol was foated, but leaks one thousand strokes
an hour and win DO to6ed % Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
soon 20 Meet.

The General Assembly of Virginia will
meet one week nom next Wednosday-Decom-
Der I'd. ,,
The Legislators are now making their prepare.
,ions no some 10 Richmond for the winter, and
tae hotels aud bORfding-hOuse VIII soon Degln
io prepare Tor their accommodation.
NE ssssiou VIII unquestionabls 30 very busy
ana inportAnt one, and much Of the business
Will nave 70 be gotten through with before tne
hnfidnya
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
THE ROW AT THE CAPITOL.
The Case Comes Before the Justice and Is
Continued Tu To-Day.

continued III AO-hf"1'
There were breezy times at the Police
Court Yesterday morning, though not be-
csuse of any special feature Of the proceedings
Winters willy winds whlrled against the VIM
6ows and caused the motley throng 70 hover
closely together, and a strenuous enort was
made 20 got as near as possible 10 the Dig stove
The docket was short and no time was tost III
5i-nosii.g OF tho cascs. The Justice was clad IN
his cpinchiila oyercoat, aud his rulings were de-
cisiyc and firm. - r,,,os
II H. l. and W. A. Wallace, who we're accused
~ assaulting and attempting 10 beat ". ID. Stow
sr6 ana r. ". lvoy IN the rOtunda OF the Capi-
fol An account of which Incident was published
In gesterday's issue Of tho DISPATCH hr lVey
aid no. appear aud the Judge ordered thaI an
attachtnent and n rule DO issued Tor MIN. Inc
cases we're continued for investigation unth to-
day. ,.o. ,.t,t s,oa,,n,
a ,Sstol valued at &2.57 from William Terry.
Jdsn was not convicted OF larceny, but the jus
t,ce assessed him $50 for having the weapon IN
Ma Dossession when arrested.
Wiliain Mann, j. III. Jones, and Frank Bur
nsft who we're arrested as suspicious eharac.
ters' weat 20 jail for thirty days in default ot
500 security each. .,... a. =.
The case oi Noses Norman, against whom the
same charge had been entered was continued
until tO-mOrTON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
"poslNeD AS A U. S. OFFICER.
Mr.. Charles +. u. Gates Arrested and Jail
ed-Ais wife-Death of Mrs. Everett.

,correspondenceo OF tho Richmond DIspatch-l
WrSsroE. N. O., November iS.-" Charles
T. 10 Gates and wifen was bold entry
,.,.as on me Jones-House register q fow days
seo- They were properly assigned 70 a room
ayd Mr.. Gates informed the proprietor that no
~as 4 member os the United states seeret-Ser-
vice Commission aud was In the city on business
rsetit orss allowed 20 him on this statement
Thsfgs passed. on quietly. Mir. Gates informed
others in Inc city that he Was an United STATES
crilccr. but wnen asked Tor his credentials 10
feiied 10 produce them.
Snspicion was aroused--suspicione Of al kinds
were foating around-and yesterday Mr. 0ates
Was arrested By Post-O Onlce-Inepectof Conrad, Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Halifax Court Proceedings.

HALIFAX COURTHOUSE, VA, November
lO-Judge Whittle completed the call OF his
docket aud discharged the Jury to-day. The
principal cases tried were three suits against
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company
In the Parrish case there was Judgment for the
company: Pugh case a verdict for $1,000,
which the Court set aside and awarded the com
pany a new trial, and in the second Parrish case
there was hung iurY--ten for the company and
two for the plaintiff.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

Columbus Wood (white) and Charles
Crofs (cOlOred) were received 81 the penitenlhIy
yesterday from Wythe oounty-the former W
serve four years and the latter ono year ior
forgery. Meeiah Taylor (colored) came rom the
same county and u 70 serve fvo years Tor norse-
stealing. 49,.
County Court yesterday OF larceny from the per
ton, was also sent 10 the state prison yesterday,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Buried Two Children in One Day.

The funeral of little Willie Christian and
Lille Clara Ayer, son and daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs George Myer, was conducted from thell
residence, No 1918 west Leigh street, at 3:3C
o'clock yesterday afternoon and It was an e1'
tremely sad affair. The children died OF mem
braneous Group on Wednesday after being sica
only a few daye
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
AMERICAN sHlP-BUILDlNa AHEAD.
A victory Scored in the Triumph of the
ship Shenandoah.
By telegraph to the Dispatch.l


NEW YORK. November l0.-Ihe Maine
chin -buildinG men have scored q victory
In me triumph Of the gigantic ship shenandoah,
which has Just completed n cruise from San
Francisco to ayre, France, at which port,a cable
gram announces, arrived to-day. On August lst
four sailing vessels left san Francisco for Hayre,
France, aud IL Was understood at the time that
there would be lively race.
The members OF the Maritime Exchange IN
this city to-day we're lubilant over the victory OF
theShenandOah, which they said would give an
impetus 70 American ship-building. The ships
engaged In the race we're the Shenandoah, the
British ship Strathearn, the 5. ID. Carleton, OF
RockpOrt. Ne, and the British ship BalkOmah.
the Shenandoah Is the largest wooden ship
anoat She is. 3, i0S tons gross, draws ~ feet OF
water loaded, has two decks, and carries 1l,OOO
feet Of canvas. The time Of the ships voyage
was IO9 days. None Of the other vessels In the
race have yet arrived. The Shenandoah had
5000 tons Of wheat-the largest cargo ever car
ried in one vessel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
IHE SAVANNAH RlVER.
An Earnest Conviction that It Is Entitled
to Better Treatment.

AUGUSTA. GA, November 19.--The Sayan-
nah-RiVer Convention, composed OF re-
presentatiye delegations from Augusta, Sayan-
nah, Atlanta, and counties adjacent TO the river
on the Georgia side, and from AbbeVille, Port
ROYAL, Anderson, and adjacent counties IN Caro-
lima, met at the Augusta Exposition to-day,
President Patrick Walsh presided over the con-
yention, and al address OF welcome 70 the dele
gates was delivered By Hon. John 5. Davidson,
ex-president Of the Georgia Senate. The con-
yention was unanimous and earnest In the con-
yictidl that tho Savannah river is entitled 70
better treatment Rt the hands OF the Federal
Government, and that stream OF such tmpor-
tance should be made thoroughly naygapie az
AMI seasons. II was decided 10 send delegation
10 Washington 20 urge the matter upon Con-
gress and approprIate resolutions were adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Indicted for Giving and Taking Rebates.
TRy telegraph 10 the Dispatch.I

CHICAGO, November 19.-The Federal
grand fury today returned indictments against
Swift & Co, dressed-beef shippers and John aud
George Firmenich, glucose manufacturers, Of
Iowa. for obtaining and George Is. sDrggs, gem
eral freight agent Of the Nicel-Plate road for
giving rebates. In the last six months Swift u
Go. received $4,000 IN rebates for meat shipped
over the NckelPlate alone. The Firmenichs re-
ceived $4,000 in rebates during the Same pc
riOd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Notice.

II all parties out Of tho city who own
lots on Chestnut Hill will let me hear from
them | will write them something To their
interest. X. L. SALE.
Staunton Vindbcaior please copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
TASTED to the Death.
'Rv teIeRraph To the DisDatch

NEW YORK, November 19.-G. Henry
gtrattan, one Of the dozen men who began q
fasting contest In q Fourteenth-street museum
and who outlasted all the others and was taken
10 Bellevue Hospital on Tuesday In an ex-
6austed condition, died this morning. An
autopsy will be held to determine the cause Of
aaafh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
No More Ice-Palaees for 81. Paul
rR,, fnInl,rnnh 70 Tho nIanafl.h.l

Sr. Paul, MrNS., November l9.-The
Winter Carnival COMMITTEES OF ths Chamber OF
Commerce has reported unanimously that inas-
much as palaces OF ice give the rest Of mo world
the Impression that this ls tho coldest place on
earth. it vas time 20 quit building them and 70
20 70 WORK 70 secure more immigration.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Favorable TO II. and %. Interests.
rp- toto,,rav,b fe, the flta0afeh

NEW YORK, November 19.-The adjourn
ed meeting OF the stockholders Of the ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Company was beld to-day
for tho purpose OF electing three directors,
ohio interests Julius 5. Walsh, OF 81. Louis, and
ID. FannestOck and storret McKim being elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
For nIood. skin, and stomach

troubles use Plummer Bromins Arsenic
Water. The old reliable from Ashe county,
NC. II Is the best for pImples, rorgh skin,
and blotches.
OWENS & MINOR DRUG CouPilsY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
To Succeed Senator Wilson, OF MD.
TBy Telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, November 19.-Governor
Jackson, Of Maryland, to-day orally rendered to
Representative Charles II. Gibson, In this
city, his appointment 20 be United States sena-
tor from Maryland until the Legislature nils tho
vacancy caused By the death Of Senator Wilson.
Mr.. Gibson accepted the oifer and his formal ap-
pointment Is expected in due course.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
IarpLRINn TnT1n ANaMEn.

"a. az ihie time Mr.. Ellis aud blr. Oleott
fs't ft working away ia their alcoge. OBJ
s1'sous' apparently, 20 everything tnat was
fS.ls on around them. Finally their La
h. Nrre baished. the paper scanned
'Ne others. aud transmitted 10 the
So'ttfa2fs room, where the commission
I,,lIe nefs waa another wait of about half an
The OicOtt people were ealledip and
Nis" minutes the doors were thrown
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
n,r. z,r,mcrnan,s Address,

The prayer service at the Young Mems
Christian Association continue with undated M
terest. Mr. II. p. Zimmerman delivered a very
eloquent address last evening " ono OF the
largest audiences which has yet assembled
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

is more delicious in taste aud by the pro GEES 10
is prepared IA rendered more nouFishing and
more easily dgested than any other preparation
of cocoa or chocolate. All druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Chambers. Panorama of Pilgrim. Pro-

Last time in Richmond. At First Baptist
church. corner Broad and Twelfth streets.
Fine original oil-paintlngs, soul-stirrtng
lecture; graphic. forcible, and eloquent.
Come Tonight ut o'clock. Tickets,
25o. children, l5c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
AN N c. oRPHANAes BURNED.
No Lives Lost aud No IUjuries Sustained
by the PupiIs-A New site offered.

ISDeClnI Telegram 70 INC DHVaIVH'I
RALEIGH, n. c.. November 19.-Ihis az
ternoon the Presbyterian Orphanage at
Barium Springs, near Statesvile, was burned
No lives we're lost or injuries sustained By the
pupils, who number forty. All the children were
taken 20 Statesville and are cared Tor by me
kindly people Of that town, whose citizens, as
sOOp as they heard the news of the fire, tele-
graphed the Rev. DR.. j. Bemple, rector OF the
orphanage, that they would give free site for
tho building and make liberal contribution
uigO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

Hickok's No /, II. d. G.. Fig. and Ca so-
line Sun-Cured are Pure, Clean, and Choace
Sun-Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Lamber Lost by Fire.
rlv taiaoranh "a tha fitanasch. 1

NASHVILLE, TExx.. November 1s.--A FIRE
broke ont yesterday In the lumber-yerd OF
LiebernnAn, L0yeian q 0'Bnen, and destroyed
properly % ths value Of $4,000. Il is amply
covered By Insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Parties Desiring Buying Christina, Pres

ents
would do well to call at W. A. Spott =
sons, 1l02 east Main street Our stock OF
Jewelry to be sold 20 settle the estate OF
w. A. Spott Diamonds. Watches, and a
number of handsome Silver pieces suita-
BILE for wedding aud Christmas presents
can be bought ut less than cost at
w. A. SFoIr 4 sons.
ll02 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
phIllina,a nlrestible cocoon

A.B.C Alternative cures oil forms OF
blood poison whether contracted or In.
herited
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Mrnnper. and Taa 0owns

Pretty STYLES in medium aud cheap
grades OF those garments. IN all sizes, tor
your selection at kAuFMANN h Co.'S.
corner Fourth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
CIoaks and Cane.

New shipment of ladies' and Missea'
Nobby Jackets, Fur Capes, and Muhs at
KAUFMAN n Co.'S,
corner Fourth and Broad.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

Hickok's No. 1. H. ID. O., Fig. and Caro-
line Sun-Cured are Pure, Clean. and Choice
6un-Cured Iobaccos. Trythem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

A. b. C. Alternative puriies tho blood
and prevents diseases thai owe their orig W
TO bad blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20

.-..wmIjtce carefully considered
..a. .u.Ie't. spending most Of Tues
......... $40 doing, aud the next morn
.......'.. 20 the conference the facts
... .. thor conference. The COM
r... suggested IN writing that If
..... ..u4lttec would make pro
.....a basis Of SlS,OO0,000 at per
... a..u wears nnd per cent. for
..... scars the commission would re-
.- acceptance To the Leglsla-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
Davis-Epps.

venable-Street Baptist church presented n
happy scene yesterday afternoon az $50 O'Clock,
when Mr.. William 1. Davis, Of Portsmouth, led
20 the altar Miss Mamie AZ +. Epps, sn attractive
young lady Of this city. large assem0lage OF
friends and relatives crowded the edinco, ana
the wedding was an exceedingly felicitous one.
The ceremony was performed by the oest0,,
Rev. DIR. R. NJ Pitt, and Miss Emma Goodwin
presided at the organ and rendered sweet music
appropriate TO the occasion. There were SIX
ushers, four from Portsmouth and two rom TINS
city. -.
Nr. and Mrs. Davis after the marriage LETT on
the Chesapeake and Ohio train for Portsmouth
their future home.
The groom Is prominent businessman IN nus
community, aud his bride, the daughter OF MI MI.
!. N. Epps Is handsome and attractive young
lady.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
APrsttr Home Wedding.

large company OF trends and relatives as
semhled &C O'clock last evening ~ me tesl-
dence o. Mr.. John q. Satterwhite- Nc. oiH nosey
street, 70 witness the marriage OF his only dausn
tor, Mary. 20 Mr.. George w. Woodal. ine c@ete- @
mony was performed by Rev. Dr. X IL rte
The bride was becomingiy sttlred In traTeiitng
suit Of brown Bedford cord and carried IN her
hand bouquet Of La France roses. Inc grooni,
is the youngest son Of Mr.. William Woodali, ..
Crystal Hlii, Halifax county, and Is connected
with the Transparent Ice Company. The follow
ing geptlemon acted as ushers: Isaac b Da'sh-
port, Gilbert L. satterwhite (brother oi tne
bridel, Ellis L. Sparks, and w. +. hichsrosoh'
all OF this city. After receiving the usual cou-
gratulations Mr. and Mrs. Woodali were driven
TO the Byrd-street station and left on tue
O'Clock train for an extended tour North.
Both the bride aud groom are Eou Known ana
popular In the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-20
- u uf UtcNt Ctpl othl -
The Response.


The response Of the Olcott people reads
HICHMOND, VA, November 10, 1891.
To The Gorernor of the state Cf Virginia and the
Members Of The Debt CORHisSt0H:
Gcntlemcn,-We acknowledge the receipt to-
day Of your communication dated the 18th in
staus. Gu understanding Of your COmmunica-
tiun rs that if we will amend our proposition on
tho following basis IL will be unanimously
adopted boy your oOmmissiOn-yiA: That there
DO an issue Of s19.O00,O00 Of bonds, having 100
years 20 run. bearing interest at per cent. per
anaum for ten years, and per cent. Tor the re-
naming ninety years, and that the new bonds
issued are TO conform in the general character
20 those issued under the RiddleDerger bill.
We represent over S23,O00,O00 out OF $2o,OOO,-
600 Of debt stated by you as outstanding OK
Guiding bonds helu by the United states ana
the schools ana colleges Of The state.
amended proposition We should receive Sl9'uOO
OF new bonds for every S3S,OOO OF old fudebt-
eduess surrendered. IL may 20 without saying
that we are 20 receive for the West Viz
gIuia norton Of tho old bonds and interest thbre-
on similar certificates 20 those issued by the
State under tho RddleDerger bill We beg 70
say that the proposition submitted by us as
amended by you VIII gO % oar constituents win
our cheerful recommendation, new bonds 10
bear interest from July J, 1891.
We desire nov 20 acknowledge the unlntfr-
ruptcd courtesy o. your commission during theSo
trOtF t f.ua dUi.-ft5 ae g. Ieua4 ,.hd Il iu
ciscussiuG these questions any abruptnes5
has been shown We trust that your honorable
body Will not attribute 10 20 a want OF apprecia-
ton % the courtesy which has At all times Deen
extended TO u.s. We are eentlomen, your obe-
dent servants for the virginia bondholdeIs
IIUGU r GARDEN.