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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

sons ila.i, corner Of Ninth and Franklin streets,
yesterday az j = o'clock. Hon. J. gaysor Eiyson
was eiectsd president; r. G. Yenabie, yice-pfcsl-
oent' ana the following gentlemen we're elected
- hpard o. directors: q. A, Scnmeltz, l.. n
Sufistnps John Boucher, G. r. Scott, y. s. Jones,
Suhan faraef, Philip Kepler, ]. X. Mathis, and
b, q, crump.
Tho Board ~ Directors elected Mr.. s. $. Eiam
secretary and George A. Schmeltz treasurer.
A reeolutl0n was offered aud recommended by
tho Presl lent 20 appropriate $4,000 for the
erection u street railroad between Newport
News and Hampton.
Tho nnance report showed that the com pany
was In prosperous condition.
iho iQi-dgaWinF commenced at 80 O'clock, and
this task lasted several hours after which the
meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
TAyNuArgER LAsr NIgHT.
BnI for Board of Harbor Commissioners.
4 l. q ~. II

n
Monday night Mr. William II. Curtis
,uDmitted a bill providing for the establish
meat Of board Of harbOr commissioners for
Richmond, which, at his request, was referred 20
tho Committee on improvement OF James
Riyer. with authority 10 present il 70 the Legis-
lature tor passage II approved by the COM
mittee.
The bill provides that the Harbor-Master o.
Richmond. the Committee on improvement OK
James River, and one citizen for each OF tEe
counties OF Henrico and Chesterfield, the latter
20 be appointed by their respective boards oi
supervisors, shall constitute the Board OF Har-
Dor Commissioners Of Richmond. They are TO
serve Two years, the first term Of the board be-
ginning on July l, 1892.
IN addition 10 tho powers defined by section
2OI1 of tho Code Of Virginia the board shall have
authority t. regulate and define the poriwardens
line along the water front Of Richmond ana
the two counties named for two miles below the
citys limits, aud they shall have iull jurisdiction
within said limits for the purposes explained IN
chapter % OF the Code.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
CITY CIRCUIT COURT.
Tobacco supply Company incorporated
Judgment Rendered-snit.

The Sbeld-Shelburn Tobacco Supply
Cownany was incorporated IN the City
CSrenlt Court yesterday. The object OF
~ cornnany il TO buv, sell, manufacture,
and dispose Of tobac IN all iis forms i AN ana
',sooe The capital stock is 20 DO nos less thah
sla ~ Nm ,od not moro than 100000 The COM
,,snv can hold real estate 20 tho amount OF an
ac1e The principal Oice Is 70 be IN kichinoh9
ii,I, oeioers for toe frst year are :. Z. Sheid,
,.it.nt w e. shelburn, Vice-pfesldent; y, =
EbeIi6, secretary and treasurer Board OF Di-
rsci,Ts. ne above and Bernard Peytoni Jr., OF
Rlehmond, and II. II. Reynolds Oi "lns'on'
In the case Of Mary Clements admlnlstrattlS ~
- uonston Clements, deceased, against no
Chesapeake aud ono kawsS io me sum
o. s2,t 800. .,,s,,eo g., tho case
~ me cry Bank OF Richinona agsnss g,is
n Waiker, Was adjourned over untl to.ual. Ia
cutt yas Instituted by the H. y. SlaHlh C0nn-
,,s,,y seslnst L. A. Whitaker for SoOO'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
no cgLEeRArE LsE's elRTHoAY.
arrangements Being Mado by Veteran
camps to Observe the Occasion.

A meeting Of the joint committees OF
nd Picket Camps to arrange for the
e@lebTation Of General Robert L. Lees
6,,thday met in Lee-Camp Hall last night.
gi,ere was full attendance.
4, Was decided 10 celebrate the 18th OF Janu-
arv by Il parade os the two camps who VIII meet
~ a. amp Han az z o'clock. The First regi-
.',..,t ~ tIowitzers stuart Horse Guard ana the
I;schrnond Light Infantry Blues viii be invited
~ take part Ia the procession. The following
,sere appointed 20 select an orator 10 deliver an
address al O'clock thas alterhoon' Soaonel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

The following cases were disposed OF
Yesterday in the Hastings Court;
John l.. Scott, charged with making felo-
nious assault upon Isabella p. Burton. Found
not guilty and acquitted.
John Thomas, charged with assaultlng Police
man John OgtiWe Pleaded guilty and was hnod
SI5 and costs.
Henry a. HungoriOrd, charged with keeping
his bar-room open on sunday. Pleaded guilty
and fined $40 aud costs.
W. F.Jones, charged with assaulting Squire
p. p Jones. Pleaded guilty and hnOd 80 and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
INVESTIGATION OF Mr.. MOSES.
A Long Session of the Caucus Committee
bIr. Wilis's Denial.

Mr. Willis's Denial
The ioint committee of the caucus, con-
sistIng OF Messrs Marshall and Turner
from the Senate. aud Magruder, Phil.
Brown. and Utz, of the House, appointed
al the instance OF SIR. Noses superintendent OF
lie Penitentiary, 90 investigate the charges tnat
hod been preferred against him, met az that IN
stitptiop Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock, ana
U,cre in session until Z. NJ.
number Of witnesses were examined ana
oCod dsal OF the testimony taken was regarding
ep alleged threat OF the Superintendents that
ne would discharge any guard applying 10 the
hoard Tor pay denied him while he was SICK
Mr. WilGs. ono Of the guaris at the penlten-
tiarv WAS exceedingly worried yesterday th's. DIS
name mad been associated with those who have
brought the charges against Mr. Moses, which
were before the CAUCUS lie SAID thht the nIst
he heard Of them waH on Friday morning ana
mat he was thunderalrucb. lie repndiated
having had anything % DO with these allegations
-, viii having any sympathy with thom IN any
,,ooner- shane, or form, Ho SAID he had pri-
,,st, Grievance against Mr. Moses and was nght-
tpg MIN. but that WAS q personal auaf' he
seemed anxious 10 make his denial az suohg as
n6s-ible as much "a Justice 10 hr. Moses as 70
himself. ,-,.s-. . .or,,or MIN
n WAS learned last night from q senator VINO
lrnovs Mr. Willis well that no had gone 70 MI.
No.es and while maintaining that the latter ha1
frcatod him badly had in the most ifahk ana
manly way told the Superintendent no had no
rslectlon 10 make upon his character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
The Home for ~. Dayis.

At the meeting of the Common Council
on Monday night MI Campbell offered a
preamble and resolution, which was adopted
appointing a committe Of FIVE dhree from the
Council aud two from the Board) 10 inquire INTO
the eXpedency OF purchasing IN TINS CITY n suit9- T.
bIe home FOR Mrs Jefferson Davis, the cost of it
not 10 exceed 825, 600. and the samo 70 belong
10 the city at Mrs. Davis death.
On motion vi Mr.. GuIg0n, who thought the
question a very delicate one and It's feasibility
vcry lrDprobablc the press was requested tO
b1eEe no mcuti0n Of the adoption of Nr. canl
bells paper. In consrquerco Of tls request tho
resolution did not appear IN yesterdays DIs-
Inn fuqt TO the DISPATCH 20 make this eNplana-
tion Of why the news was not given them ono
10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
c,rcuit Judgeships.

u ia veil known that there, will bespirit-.
al contests over several OF tho OIeut
;adeoships 20 DO nlled Dy the LeSisia'uio - ''''
ses,ss me- claims Of Mr.. r. X. B. Wright, ot Tappe-
s,.,,l.s,r are being vigorously pressed iof lauko
~ the Vest Point circuit, sna Se9ss ss e. Govern y
Efaap ., saar ago 70 IN the vacancies oseaslohon
-, t,.,s Jeiriess death, is candidate Tor TO-
eieetiOn. nd,aate for the Farm-
,,,ile slrcutt 1udgeship.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

At the last meeting of Grace Court, No.
81, Equitable League of America, the fol.
lowing officers were elected 4. II. Betty !ut-
tice; j. w. Booker, clerk; Ramon Garcin, tfea'
surer; j. H. Layne, herald; ). A. Pulliam, ser
geant at arms J. p. Jones, constable; b. L0r.
rnine, Josiah Ryland, j. A. Foistead, trustees
X ID. Gar,in, ". D., medical examiner. Grace
Court Is the banner court Of Richmond. Last
rnonth N mid AIN5 for sick benelta.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
Started for school. But Did Not Get There.

Charlie MOsby. a white boy thlrteen
years Of age. left home on Thursday morn
Ing, December Sd, to 60 to Springfield School. He
has not een home since, aud any Information
Of his whereabouts will be thankfully received by
his parents, $50 Nicholson street, who have been
diligently searching for h m ever since his de-
parture. He Is described as being shghtIy
ireckled, having large blue eyes and brown hair.
lie wore whom he started Tor school u lght Drown
cap, brOWuish checked Jacket and pants, BLACK
stockings, button shoes, and dark flannel shlft'
whist There was no reason for the boy leaving
Ifu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
Cood PLAYS nj Popular Prices.

Richmond is to have another theatre
and it will be conducted upon the popular
price plan, but only nrst-class plays will be had.
Mr.. Henry G.. Berger, late manager Of the
Academy Of Music, is 90 take charge OF the
Broad-Street Opera-House, which Is 70 be-
entirely overhaued inside and outside and viii
be made very attractive. Tho name for the
new theatre has not yet been declded upOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
Committees DiscussR Railroad Legislation.

An informal conference of the sub-com-
mittee Of the Chamber of Commerce Com
mittee on Inland Trade and the delegation ap-
pointed from the Alliance mcmbers Of the Legis-
iature 10 consider a suitable railroad Dill TO DO
presented to the General Assembly was held at
the ICONS Of the Chamber of Commerce last
night. Major r. c. Kent, OF Wythe, was pre-
sent and explained 20 those In attendance
the bill which he cOntempiates introducing IN
the House and which was published in full In tho
DISPATCH OF yesterday This was discussed
for nearly two hours. The committee from the
Chamber suggested some slight amendments,
but these viii not materially affect the bill as II
now stands IL will be introduced n the House
in a feV DAYS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
Mp- 1NMAN'a RR.RLECTInN.

The election was then gone into and on mo-
tlon OF Major DOOey, Mr.. lnman was reelected
president. ,,
MIR Inman then nominated the following
Board Of Directors, which was elected without a
dissenting vote: Abram 5. Hewitt, X. T. Wilson,
Samuel Thomas, Il. NJ. Logan, John R1ther-
ford, John G.. Moore, Calvin S. Brice, Ii. IS.
Plant, John c. Calhoun, Jay Could, James
Syanu, Charles NJ. McGee, Patrick Calhoun,
George j. Gould, simon WOrmser, j. G. haoen
Sidney Dillon, and a. J. Raub. The only
change in the directory Is the selection Of A. D:
Raub 90 m tue vacancy caused Dy the death OF
John n. Hall. -.
Mr.. Inman and the others from the Northl eft
for hone lat eYontng.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
nmccr. Of IiIba Council.

The following officers were elected by
Elha Council, No. COG. Royal Arcanum, last
night Past Regent William Galloway Re
gent. r.. +. Seal; Vce-Regent. d. p. Gulick
Orator. 8. .Nuuuamaker; Secretary. q. w. Iy.eri
Collector, ; . A-be; Treasurer, 7. i. camp
bell: Chaplain, j. z. 1yree; Guide, W. +. sale
Warden, n. Iladdock; Sentry, :. A. HarwOod
Trustees, j. ". Laube, +. J.. Courtney. j. T.
Hankins; Representative 10 the Grand Lodge
William galloway Alternate, h. II. techuG.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
Supreme Court OF Appeals.

Johnson and others against Fry. Further
argued by General James G.. Field for
plaintiffs IN error and submitted.
Porter against Christian. Argued by Frank r.
Christian, Esd, for appellees and submitted.
Wells ana oilers against Hughes eX scutor
and others. Argued by Charles L. Page, Esq,
for appellants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

Imitatcr5 as a rule have a hard tine Of It,
They don't always cut their tnroa's beceu 70
they don't PlWRfs happen TO have razors IN
Their hands Dut, rgu ativeiy speaking they
come pretty near DONG t. We don't imitatsi
We set the p6c, and lei ihe other fellows keep
up "a they can ami /, mast be Messed that
their efforts % do it are sometimes louglaby
atortlve. Tho mo 'e Gercey they struggle the
more they succeed ia proving that ih'y arc
most emphatlcally mot IN It." SO as to COM
p!etely distance them and 30 as 20 make any
thing like rivalry out Of the question we are now
Offering Overcoats and Winter Clothing Of al
Kinds at prices which defy competition or imita-
tors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
OPPOSED TO RATIFICATION;

Messrs. Laidlaw and Keppler, Of New YORK
objected 10 the approval OF tho minutes OF toS %
eding meetings and presented on behalf OF
themselves and other owners OF preferred stofk
a paper protesting against the ratification o.
any action heretofore taken by the 0ncets' az
rectors, or managers OF this company 0t ~ ". Ins
o0icers. directors OF managers Of the Richmond
and Danyilie Railroad Company (Which Is con
trolled By this company, whereby the rights m
terests or equities, OF the preferred stockhold-
ers IN the ownership OF the majority OF the eaPi-
tai stosk nj the Richmond and Danvite Rail-
road CompAny-to wit, 25,O01 shares-de-
posted with the Central Trust Company ana
held in trust by three trustees under certain
trust agreement, dated December ., Ioeo, hase ~.
been or NAV be irnperilled or diverted from the
original intention Of said trust agreement.
This was received and ordered hied, and tue
motion OF Mr. Inman 70 ratity the minutes OF the
board and Of the Executive Committee pre-
ynfled.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

Rev. DR.. Landrum, of this city. in be-
half of the people of Georgia, sent Judge
Crisp q telegram OF congratuatiOn upon his
nomination as Speaker Of the House OF Repre-
sentatlves. Judge Crisp represents the same
district in Georgia which tho late Hon. Lott
Warren, uncle of DR.. Landrum, did IN ante
baIIurn "A
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
A Philadelphia Bank to LiquIdate.

PHILADELPHIA. December Sat a meet
ing to-day of the stockholders of the Pro-
duce National Bank IL was decided by a two
thirds vote % nquidate the business Of the insji-
tuition. Tho bank was organized In July, 1886,
with a apital stock Of 100000, but as busi-
ness has not been as good as was expected II
was decided that IL would be wisest 10 wind up
its affairs now that 1t is able 10 pay all its la-
hillfles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
The Perry Case.

Judge Robert w. Hughes arrived in the
CITY Yesterday and the United States Dis
tri;t Court will meet to-day, when the case OF
the Perrles, husband and wife, charged with
using the mails for improper purposes, will be
called.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
,.n,vs,..ry Of the Baptist city Mission
-. ConfefF.

Rey II. NJ. Wharton, p. D., has been se-
,,aSS ~ deliver the address on TINS occa-
ss,, and tho Ffsf Baptist chulcn ss VIC
rSe meeting viii occur on Monday isln 'i,'''nH
i soslsty has been organized so,se.n,ns
-. ,hree yeefg. II has aeconpisneA ~ ~ t.n ~
49, a =, a. ana measures are coatenpia1ou ioi
nAkiag Il more effective heLoa.s-.. ho.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

and zee that you give for Coughs, Colds, croup,
Bronchitis, and Throat ana Lung troubles DIR.
Davlds Cough Syrup Of Pure Pine Tar. Hore-
hound, and Wild Cherry, and guard against
eheap cough cures.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
nRuGs. MEDICINES. &c.

WE CLAIM SUPERIORITY
w for our COMPOUND SYRUP OF THE
nYPOPHOsPBITEs (Wagnersl--
because Of tho larger proportions OF all the
Hypophosphttes; because Of the perfect charac-
ter OF the solutions; because OF always uniform
strength and pleasant taste CT the preparation; !;
because It contains all the elements combined
that 20 to make up most reliable and eflcacious
remedy for diseases OF the pulmonary organs and
a tonic for mental or physical exhaustion. It 10
prepared at our establishment entire and can be
used with or without gutnine. Wholesale sad re
tail By L. WAGNER, Druggist,
de 9-2t Sixth and Broad streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
rHAr INYEsTIaATIoN CONNITrER

After some little dissensiou by Mr. heppier
the following was unanimously adopted:
ResOlrcd. That the action OF the Board on DE-
rer,ors m appointing a committee OF the follow
ing-named gentlemen there follow the names
90 examine into tue affairs OF this company and
70 aid in perfecting plan Of adjustment oil US
affairs be ratified and approved, ana they are
hereby authorized TO act as committee repre-
aenting the atnckholders of this cOmpany.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
Philllnn.a plroatihle Cocoon

Il more delicious IN taste and By the process Il
4 prepared Is rendered more nouriahing and
more easily digested than any other preparation
Of coca or chocolate. All druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
rp CRISP SPEAKER.
,,epALLY ELECTED eV THE
st ~ ofyocRATlc MAJORITY
...,,n In - Sepst0r-othcr Con
H. ~ iprocoedings ngs--Interesting
-,.sl scenes aud Incidents

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.s.r tho reading OF the voufbM
.ftti .-..,...s administered 70 MIR.
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.--r' fH NE "'"''9' "", 80. 80
ne cath was accordingly a"in ~
. u.r.Is. Nj hOgi's similar mo-
.. .. 10 rr,-l3e. Uea nleo agreed
.. N. '.' t.t.,...., =, n c,u
...... FIt "dh'i'i''t''V' ." '''' N"'N
4. .s..r st Mr.. NOar. the papefh va
.. .-rIfufinlF Of Nf. Davidson,
.H ,. ..I.s scat. wore referrCd 20
. Privilege. md Elections, With
..ftrrtrana report az an early
.I Nr. Hale, q ike rciorcnce
.r ..... ....rr- .n the case % Mr.. Clag-
s#a. uf Mr.. Dubois. Tho sem
b.. Id ..-1-k. took a recess tll
t.r I.a" iih HotSf'
...r closed A- +. clo.S notnlns
.H N.'t we N'il' ti'e u9"il-
.. Pho HtaF'' Ai .i Ane uo-
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90 .... I.'] .l'.'-'..'',S ~ W.
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' i.' at""No OoH'iN''''N
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....rr r. WkrT 0N TrE President
..f.r. o O'clock the House
t.s ..-,,.tte, r,qde tbatr tf,-
- e,...l tv Ne.sr-. Sbermgn
o.. '.f I. tho Whto House.
-.H.fy Huli't Mr. voorhees,
1913, atH.iN+ ii't tuo mouse
..- iI' Hi.ll'a "t7 vs. agreed
r..- a. '.-' " ''''
....r.r- s-HOrsr.-Alth0uch
...... af tte rash which Chltug-
...,... .f fIs public 20 tho House
.. fnrre was mis- morning no
..t.... .r tIf uumbar OF sDecta-
.....r nook and Granny had its
b. 4r...uf .trssos of ne ladies'
f-.r.. '..r the uus;iing picture
.l.u Clerk M'PhcrHOn chilled
...-. aud tlr journal OF yesicr-
......- r.ai The CLERK then au-
.... r1- ready o. reccive any mo-
....... .r....nl. novel that the House
OF " speaker: Inns "As
' f '''t f'A-'' 'N "'i"-li'-
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..'.. .-Ipiadse oh 'ht heFuD-
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t.- r" -'7' Pi,.'o '4 "O''''''"'i 'i0"
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..... t+ '''i''7'
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...u called with the following re-
....-..1. Rem, NcKeIghGu, Otis,
H.-r-. Mills and springer were
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

Hiokoks No. /, II. d. O., Fig, and Caro-
line Sun Cured are Pure, Clean and Choice
Sun-Cured Tobaccos. Try them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

Old papers for sale at this Office at Is
cents per hundred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

When Baby was SICK, We gave her castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for c.storia.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorss-
when she had Children, she gave than castoriA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

---rNl SEATS IN THE HOUSE.
I'tyuar.s nud North Carolina Delega-
Uar, W.I Funched-Good Seats.
. Our Regular Correspondent
w#s.-.,. ID. c., December 8.-The
~s ... SEATS Was one OF the interesting
a--.f.'.. House to-day. The Nlr-
-..| t-.n Carolina members dld
. ,.ar1g the matter generally,
.- .. ..s. rot chance early 20 PICK
.'.r4 lai the good fortune 10 ho
.'.. ...l whose name was called, lie
'...' carly. therefore, and selected inc
" .i row from the front aiinest I'M
.. fe the Speakers desk ana next
u.t ue late Hon. samuel >. Ran
t.- many wears. by q strange
r. fre same seat mat Mr. george
... H.uuu', hGd in the tiitieth Con-
." uo Virginia delegation, was
w ueiu, called early He Sc
.t. r.Hr trH central aisle on tue Demo
'..-.. almost Immediately Ia front OF
Her- ana desirable scat that
.I1 800 the last Congress.
mHFaWiY WE'LL.
... lester, Ot the virginia deIo-
... q. .,ut ne time the best seats
-.le wore given out lhey dld
..r-f,f. aud win sit beside each
House. SIR. WISE s. not far irCm
.... tt- Republicans turned him
t...Lg ~ the last Congress
.t.u Hr. Buchanan VIII sit. lie
...Ht OF illness, but when his
Hl-mor Etmuuds did me BEST
. ...I. 1Euc, and got scat No. W
90 she right OF the chair.
l.uH FnHCSuss STAT.
member from Halifax, MI
4.ri late. end ha was forced 70
r.F NJ the Democratic F'4e'
.' deck next 60 an aisle, how
..lf..y ad 1ins the desk tnat ny
A" .l-t iiJI-0.
.r- .aHri late and dld not 40
af his Colleague.
t.. ..-. called late, but MI Jones
.-i fAred botter.
h...H CAROLINA pE LEGATION.
D.. U' tle North Carolina deleE1-
F ..ay. Heretofore he has had 70
t.e hack rows, bat to-day he 81
r H ..e 'front.' ruW alniost imme iiatp-
taf speaker. Colonel CoSles' on
80, 4'. Jared much worse. 40 wa5
.r.. ~. r04ehcd and ~. ecicd pla1e
az H tte extreme righi-hona east
B.. N.uYrratic side. lie has been IN
L. ." lH.I before. Messrs. Bum anu
t. h .iu tlrO.lns, we're fairly luchy.
I'M ie cach other q little 20 " ny
l... "..1 and lester. Of Virginia, ana NJ
as Worth CarOhna, IL In the Hams lo-
l. tl. rear ~ ihe sea- reserved iVl
'i Virginia.
han. |fllTY wEIL rUgCfWh
that virginia and NOrth CafO-
go. ra pretty Wen punched on NAV
a- t.. ali where q majority o. tho
b., e, located. IH their vicinity, also, ls
Nest Virginia, Who wes emoDs
49,. '... but he, however, - clear over
tt -I, 90 The outer aisle. Tue 0luots
s,s i ana have better locations
.a. ~ Virginia, who Wll DO elects0
.l Tho Eishh district t0suceeea @ tno
= o. b. 8. Lee, will have 70 20 on tne
a. s.1e o. The House, and heWill not ses
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publican corner.
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. NAT ibe Georgia statesman bpy1t' -.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09

The Hustings Court on yesterday
granted naturalization papers TO John
Mulcaby, hsrness-maker, No. Alb north
Sixth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-09
THE BOSTON.
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AT
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