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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
The Tribune Corner.

The New York Tribune having indiscreet-
" averred that il was not SHERMAN but
WADE HAMPTON who burned Columbia. the
Charleston Noes and Courier easily dis
proves the charge and entirely from Fed
eral sources. Among others il quotes Mr..
wHrrELAw RKrD. then q war correspondent
with the United States troops and the
author Of Ohio in the War" now owner
Of the Tribune and minister Of this country
to France, who said It was the most
monstrous barbsrity Of the barbarous
march," and that there is reason to
think General SHERMAN knew we'll enough
who did IL, that he never rebuked 1t and
made no effort 10 punish H."
Unless we arc greatly at fault SHERMAN
himself Is on record IN late years as having
said he knew that HAMPTON did not burn
Aha town.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
changes Of climate

Kill more people thar Is generally known. Par
ticnlarly is this the case In instances where the
constitution II delicate. and among cur tmmi-
grant population Ssekiag new homes In those
porllona Of the West and where nayariaI ana
gphoid-fevers prevail At certain seasons Of ma
year. The best preparalive for q change Of
climate, or Of diet and water which that change
necessitaiss, Ia Hosteiiers Stomach Blttsrs,
which rot only tortines the syatem against ma
debiliiatlng elects Of tropical heAt but 4 also
the leading remedy for consiipation, dyapeusla.
liYer.complaint, bodily troubles specially eof 10
attack emigrania and visitors 20 regions nsa
the oqaeter, mariners and tourista. Whsshs7
used az @ safeguard ~ sea-voyagers, traveIler1
By land, nlnefe, or of agricniiurfsls la newly.
populated districts This rns specific has Elected
the csIfavoraDlo testimony.
feiswsMFass
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
He WIN 10 Afourned.
Atlanta Constitution

The death Of Rev. George NJ. Funston,
rector of st. Philips, removes man of
God whose work has been q blessing to
His Church and to the community.
Young in years, and with us a compare
lively short time, Mr. Funsten's piety and
love for his fellow-men, together with his
Jealous energy, won the love of all who
knew him. While close student he never
neglected the outside duties of q rector.
When he came 10 his charge be found the
church in debt, and he at once wentto work
TO free 1t from embarrassment. be visited
the poor and the sick, and day and night
at ali seasons the duty of the hour found
him where he was most needed.
A man so unselfsh. so useful and gene
rally beloved will be missed and mourned,
not only by his Church. but by the people
at large He gave his life TO the cause OF
the Master
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

three years from september (, ig,t-...- Z.
for The pDrchese@money ttotea afio, y, a,
cash payment. There has been rscs,y.,' 2, -,
fluid on sceonnt q 90 ssne s2,i7l 1ics W
Tho holise and ios a. HarpeFs ys,..a 'siss
wss sold for 5000, Enicn has bsen N. =, ~ i
n win BE- soon By iho statement n =
ceIpfs aud disbursements on aee6l.,
Of iacome nat tbere a III ths Trs.s,
~ 10 tho credit o. mo fu1f in clsbt
sfo f0aintenanc0 ami suppor of 81
school December 81. 1870,
And 10 tho credit u tue fnul In a, We
state BAhk u Virgins a balance ~
prlnsipei oi-.,....................... ........
Respectfully suDmitiet. "a
PRANK O. Rrp,,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
THE NA1URAL-sslDeE UNIVERSITY
Powers and Privileges OF the Institu-
tion-Names of the Charter Oficers.

At meeting of the General Committee
Of the Natural-Bridge University, or Sum
mer Art School, held Wednesday in the
rooms of Mrs. j. 81. Sweat. president Of
the ORGANIZATION Committee at Washing
ton, ID. O.. Colonel II. @. Parsons reported
that a charter had been obtained under
the laws of Virginia, and that in few
DAYS might be expected o certificate which
would secure the powers necessary TO the
establishment of a university.
The institution will be empowered with
the right TO hold land, receive requests, lay
of villa sites for sale for profit, issue diplo-
mas or certificates of scholarships, and to
organize with board of directors and an
auxiliary or advisory board of regents.
The capital stock ls stated at $50 goo, which
may be increased to S1,000,000. The Off
GERS named IN the charter are Edmund
Pendleton, president; s. MEG. Fisher. sec
rotary and treasurer, and these directors /:
William Writ Henry, r. H. Cardwell, j. l..
M. Curry, DR.. Hunter Mcclure, DR.. s.
Weir Mitchell, DR.. Francis w. Breed,
Thomas Nelson Page, and Colonel II. @.
Parsons. The ladies present at the meet
ing to-day were Mrs. Sweat, Mrs. and Miss
Cabell. Mrs Msnderson, Mrs. Leo Knott,
Mrs. Charles Bell, Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Hea-
ven, Mrs. Grafton. Miss Bayard, Miss
Richards, and Mrs. Hugh McCulloch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
ACaaa 81 Point

We had just finished an article touching
natural monopoiies and citing Professor
ELHs dictum that all franchises granted
by city should be paid for, whes we came
across the statement Of our Danville cor
respondent that n street-car company II
that city was willing 10 pay for TWENTY-FIVE
years per cent. Of its gross receipts into
the city treasury as q consideration for
franchise asked az the hands Of the CITY
Councii of Danville.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

The portrait of Mrs. JoHN W. MAoKAY by
ME1ssos1ER which that lady destroyed IS
reproduced in the Illustrated American nom
rare photograph which came into the
possession of the editor. Mrs. MAoKAY
had two objections TO the picture, but
those two were vital to her pleasure there
ln-she did not think the artist did justice
10 her face or to her hands.
II is said ME1ssoN1ER did not take the
trouble Of drawing from the original but
used his own wife as a model.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

iss0--December 3ist--Bslance In the
Treasury TO tho credit OF the Miller
Fund 90 account Of tho income OF ths
fund. .......,.......ss.-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
The Governor Alert

Governor McKnHzx is in favor Of the
appointment Of State eeologist, and il Is
understood viii make suitable recommen-
dations 20 this effect in his message to the
General Assembly 81 It's next session.
He Il also in full sympathy with the peo-
pie In their wish that the States resources
and capabilities shall 10 properly made
known 20 the world by an exhibit Ut the
Chicago Fair.
This. too, e right, and the Virginia
House ought 70 be modelled after our
State Capitol.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

gumAs believes In The old maxim. A dele
gate cannot delegate his powers. Con-
eress has many delegated powers-indeed,
we might say acme except sucb-but the
rover to enable the Secretary OF War to
perform the duties OF Congress or the
duties OF the Judicial department OF the
Government Is not one Of those delegated
10 that body.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
The Dispatch Wire.
From the sIate.l

The Dispalch's private wire began opera
tions last night; all its Associated Press
news comes over this private wire-about
20 900 words night.
This leads the newspaper-man to remark
that the volume of telegraphic business
has greatly increased within the last
twelYa months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

Our good weather is the best in the
world. but our bad weather is almost as
bad as anybody's. We have had some
striking examples of the latter within q
week.
A few frosty mornings and clear days
would be very acceptable just now, and
would repress that "previousness" in the
fruit trees which leads their buds and
blossoms into premature graves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

-----I all sizes and kinds, be-
Z,o gin the sale of to-day.
HFUIGeS, The prices from Cabinet
--.----l size for 15c. to the Fine
Guilt Frames 16x2O for 81. They were
g.
A large shipment Of Thin Table Glass
ware at about third offthe usual prices.
We still offer an immense stock Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
He CHALLENGED JOHN [. SULLIVAN,
The " Champion Knocked Out" at New
port News by 65-Pound KID.
lepeclal teleRrAm b GO plspaich.l

I0F0lI0I ETI0 II7VIIII7I
NEwPoRr News, Va, February l9.-When
the big slugger passed here yesterday
"Pegn johnson, bright little fellow OF
eleven years and sixty-fye pounds, sought
him out on the boat and walking straight
NJ to him deliberately asked:
is this Mr.. 6allivan7n
Receiving en Affirmative reply he
quickly said:
If you win train Yourself down to my
weight. SIT, ! viii lick you in three
roundsh
John Z. smiled surprisingly and an
swered:
My httls man. once / was your weight
exactly, but can never be again. and / viii
have 70 decline your challenge
A pleasant chat followed, aud the boy
tnraed to leave. when Sullivan called him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
A oulEI pANYILLE WEDDING.
The Case of BIoormsn's Heirs VS.. Dan
ViiIe-A Glutted Tobacco Market.
rn-..i.t ..,..-... A.. a. :. na.,.,.A,

ville-A Glutted Tobacco Market.
Especial telegram to the Dispstoh-i
DANv1I.LK, Va, February 19.-Miss Bette
Edmunds, sister of Mrs. Z. 4. Bouldin, OF
this city, was married here to-day TO Mr..
f.. Monroe, of Halifax county. The
marriage was very quiet one and only 0
few friends OF the family were present.
PIE ron LAWYERS.
The lawyers are still arguing the cele-
brated case of Moorman's heirs against the
city OF Danville. They viii probably con-
clude tomorrow, but Judge Whites de-
cision will hardly be rendered until the
May term of the court. The case excites
great interest here.
vKSERABLK MICRO VILLAIN.
Mince Womack, an old colored man
aged seventy years, was brought here to-
day and jailed on the serious charge OF
having committed a nameless assault upon
little negro Girl not more than eleven
years old.
BLocKED SALES.
The market is glutted with tobacco and
sales block every day, but prices hold up
well. The quality is nothing like 50 good,
however, as has been looked for.
Tia cold wave made its appearance to-
day, and the indications are that there Will
be snow tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
A SONNET.

Il Is easy enough 10 be pleasant
When life 1oWs by Ike q song
But the man worth while is the man who VIII
smile
When everything goes dead wrong;
For The test Of the heart 10 trouble.
Add if always canes with yeArs
And the smile that 70 worth the praises Of earth
Ii the smile that shines through teara
Ella HhselsT Wileox.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

The Agricultural Society has been able
TO borrow upon satisfactory terms the
$50, 900 it needs to pay off its debt.
Now let us get to work as soon as posi-
bic and have q fair this fall.
The time for preparation is short end we
ought to make the most of it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
OTHER AFFAIRS.

In the programme of final exercises it
was decided to celebrate July Sd as COM
mencement-day.
Resolutions of respect at the death Of
Hon. A. II. ii. Stuart, distinguished
alumnus, were adopted, anda copy ordered
TO be sent TO his family.
TO SELECT AN ORATOR.
The resident members of the Alumni As
ISOLATION Of William and Mary left this
evening for Richmond TO attend meeting
of the society, to be held this afternoon at
the Exchange Hotel. The principal bust
ness which calls the members together Is
the selection of commencement orator.
DIR. Thomas Nelson Page, Esq, of Rich
mond, is here to-day on important legal
business with MIR. A. G. Peachy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
pRINCIPAL.

RECEIPTS AND DBBURsMENTs on ho ~. n.,.v ~
TIE PRINCIPAL or TIE fOsD f ,soo
aTp AZ 1850. 10 DEcEMDER 81, 1880.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
A Correct Deca,on.

IN tho United States Circuit Court Of
IOWA on Wednesday last Judge EmrsAb de-
cided that Congress has no power 70 con-
Scr upon the Secretary Of War The right 10
declare that tradges lawfully ereoled are
distractions TO navigation, and being such
mast b. Tsmodelled o. reaovea sndee
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

All letter. ana kilograms must be addressed u
TIE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii NOS DO returned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

Boys Flannel
in all kinds and
qualities for zoe.
on the dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

Anr,l ,i,h--From Robert I. craighill. az
tornsy, collection 10 full q me 1870 ssss
fersd payment for the Harpere feIIy
,rorsrty-to Wit, j, o. Chiie'S last
bond end interest, si,0t0. less commits =, ooo Al
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
Eqtt1poise Corset Waist.

built on hygeinic principles Tor laaIes
Three grades-S1.75, 81. 20, and Sou
Ferries Good-Sense Waists Tor
misses and children, 80, 70, and loc' |;
Thomson's Cuirasse, governing,
number to be dropped, the price
goes from S1.75 to Sl.25;
All the P. DIS now, new importation,
we presume you know them to DO
the best the world is acquainted
with, 81 to 49, 10;
Style 10 is the best 75c. Corset we know
Coo. Just now, all sizes, too;
r. & G., Thomson's Gloye-Fitting, u
P. Bolero, /. c. Ia Persephonle,
DIR. Warmers Health, and all the
rest of desirable kind OF Corsets;
81. Gowns will be sold for Sl.5O--oniy
about four dozen in all
Another OF Medici Lace-Cambric, Sl'oO,
from S2.38;
Chemise, Drawers. and Corset Bodies,
the entire lot that shows slight
handling at least a third on the
usual best prices;
80 Woven Initial Letters, warranted last
colors, &C. box;
White orColored Linen Tape, two pieces
for &c.
The New Royal" Nickel Safety-Pin, a
bakers dozen for &C., 10c., and l2c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

Amount Of receipts. S<''<' Va
1esa Dscenber 3lst-Balance In the
state HANK OF Virginia % the credbo am "a
the principal Of the fund...,....s'''' zoO 70
t,l;7 a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

The Atlanta Constitution denies the story
that "a negro now owns and is living in
the old home of ALEXANDER STEPHENS"
The mansion is owned by the Stephens
Monument Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
Six Year. in the Psnltentiary.

WARSAW, Va. February 19.-The County
Court of Lancaster Last night sentenced
Lewis Jackson lcolored) to Six years in the
penitentiary. He was charged with being
implicated with George Rogers (white) in
burning the barn Of Miss Doggett, near
Miilenbeck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

Respectfully sabmiiigi.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
DESIGNATIONS = rAnrnEnanIra.


TN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
il ARTICLES Of co-Dwtneship Detveea is
bearing dale july !. 1851, 30 have this day ms-
tually agreed % dissolution o. no said 90
par.asrsnip Of lhe nrm Of THOMAS POTTS &
co.
Witness cur hands and seals ihls tsth day o.
February. 1884, lsiehfson hundred and ninety
one,. THOMAS PORTS, tsoalJ
d. AZ. CURElk i3eali
ie~lr ~. pAsalBLL- lssALS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
TELEPHONES ON THE PENINSULA.
Probable Route of the Lipes-suspected
murderers Indicted.

Probable Route of the Lines-Suspected
nurderers Indicted.
tcorrespondencs OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS, Va, February 19.---At a
recent meeting of the directory of the
York Telephone and Telegraph Company
here. at which, besides resident-members
present. were Colonel William Lamb, of
Norfolk, and Hon r. Q. Marshall, of Ports
mouth, authority was gwen President Cor
don to employ q superintendent, and Mr..
j. w. Crews. electrician, Of Norfolk. has
been regularly engaged. A committee has
also been appointed to examine and deter
mine tho best route toy the telephone line
between Norfolk and Newport News, and
10 make q report with an estimate of tho
probable costs.
PRoHABLE ROUTE.
The line will most likely run from Nor
folk 70 Pigs Point, and thence across the
river here. From here one branch OF Is
Will go 10 Hampton and Old Point and an.
other 10 Yorktown and intermediate
places. From Yorktown it viii ultimately
and easily be extended TO connect with the
system of telephone lines now running
through Gloucester, Mathews, &C., and
terminating at West Point.
wERR SENT on.
Ralph Whiting and Jackson Harper, sus-
pected Of completely in the murder here
last week, waived preliminary examination
yesterday and were sent on 70 the grand
Jury. Jack Morrison, the real villain, still
battles arrest, though his tracks are red
with his own and others blood.
Right Rev. William Paret. bishop Of
Maryland, left here last night on the Bra
lillian steamer Advance en- route 20 the In
Dr. A. &. Dickinson, Of your city, Is here
today.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
The Co6ef saws:

The Scottsville Courier has oeen publish
ing a number of interesting stories about
fox-hunts. In its last issue one of its cor
respondents gives an account of Tennes-
see fox which when holly pursued jumped
on a freight train and thus eludedthe dogs,
and having ridden till danger was past
sprang of and took to the woods. II ap-
pears that the fox adopted this strategy
on several occasions, always boarding the
train at cut where it was slowed and get
ting of at another cut about three miles
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
&DAVIS
NEW STORE,
l. 3, and 5 east Broad street.

THE TOW We II,
90t AND 2O3 EAST BROAD STREET.
SPECIAL BARGAINS FOR THURSDAY.
Ano.her case Of those ELEGANT GINGHAhS
to go at exc, worth lghc. -
G,sst bargains ia DRESS GOODS. All the
nav and fashionable spring styles being re-
ceived daily.
/ case OF FINE BLEACBRD COTTON, 4Oinches
wide, soft, and no dressing, sac. -
I case OF FINE sATTEgNS in dress patterns,
regular price l2Ac and l62c., 70 Dc sola a. oae:
100 dozen GgNTLgMBNS PURE-LlNEN-
| BOsOM SHIRTS, reinforced back ana 'front.'
only Soc
7I00O yards OF REMNANTS OF OUTINGS, suit
| able for sbiEt-Walsts, childrens dresses &C.,
AssHc. -
-ToRCHoN LACEs at 10, ~, IS, 30, and 25c.
| per dozen yards.
B1BY-CARRIAGES elegantly made and hand
somely upholstered, from 50 70 $40. --
1000 yards REMNANTS OF AATTINGs to sell
cheap.
CARPETS made and laid on your floor free Oh
charge, and We guarantee cur prices low.
CAssIMBRgs at Is, S7K, and Soc, suitable for
| men and boys.
| -FIOOR oII-CLOTH, %, SO, Ss. As. so, and 62He.
| per yard, from one TO two yards wide.
The very best MERRlMACK LIGHT PRINT
ats
DOu6ie-Tidn GRAY DEBBIGB 81 l2Hc.
| A large and Well-solected stock OF chill
| DRENis REEFERS and BLAZER JACKETS.
| They will be all the style for spring wear.
LADIES SPRING WRAPS, BLAZERS, &c.
LACE CURTAINS, LACE CURTAINS,
from soc. 20 so a window.
| WTNDOW-sHADEs, spring rollers, %. SIh'
/ and 5Cc fun six feet long, with fringe.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR-sse our show-windoW.
oHILDREN'S RRGULAR-MADE bose, ~ to
| 81, ct l2hc
LGDIRs' BALBRIGGAN HOSE, 3 pair for 2sc.
TRUNKS at factory prices, any style and size
you may desire.
I lot Of ine ALL WOOL PURITAN CHEYIoTs,
Al inches wide, at SOC, In ian and grays.
JULIUS SYCLE & SON,
2Of AND 2O8 EAST BROAD STREET.
| lie 1921
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

,aoh and gave him ga with the. remark
tbat ne was mighty smart little chap.
e. The burly Bostonian was = knocked
,,,t !, nj Newport News.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
pIsBURsENRNTs-ls9O.

April aSd-For the purchase OF 81, 800 fh-
einia registered 3 per cent. bonds.
hearing interest from 1st January, 80 -.
1850, st cost OF 66A per cent'';:.....:;s sS' 20
Msy 100 do. bearing interest,"
from d i.i Janaary 1850 az cost o.o m 90
october l6th-si, 900 do. bearing interest
from LIST July, 1870, at cost OF o'A eco an
and commission, $3.50. ..,...-.-,.''.-'' ooo W
reoernber 6th-sf0OO do, bearing In
teres. from lst July, 1890, at cost OF ,,o Al
g8Y-f6ys. so and commission. $3.50 olo W
Amoupt Of disburssments.....-.......ss,i9O IS
1s9O-Decsmber 3lst-Balance In the
State Bank OF Virginia 70 me credit =. an
OF the principal Of the fund...--...'''"' 90 W
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

The practical suggestion comes from the
Richmond Dispdich that II would be bad
policy for anybody 10 discourage Presi-
dent Harrison in his effort TO get up
presidential boom down South. There
q no Republican. says the Dispatch. who
w0uid make q poorer run Ia tho presi-
dental race. n--Bew York Times.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.

Meeting of the Executive and Finance
Committees-ApProp Made.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, February 19.-The
Executive and Finance Committees of the
College Visitors.were in session yesterday.
The following gentlemen were in attend
ance Hon. John +. Massey, Colonel Il.
M. MAYO, p. Montague Thompson, ESQ,
General William b. Taliaferro, Dr. E. G..
Booth. Hon. Thomas II. Barnes, Judge
Warner 4. Jones, and Hon. James N.
Stubs. The committees fully examined
into the financial working and the general
management of the college, both of which
were found in excellent condition. DR..
Charles w. Coleman was placed in charge
az the infirmary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20
\ ! oonre,ERArgs ANo SHERMAN.
rnt.rvIew with col Aiez. Robert CHS
holm-southern Estimate Of sherman
,c,-ros,onasnce OF the Richmond Dlspatch-l


ho,m-.southern Estimate Of sherman
,co-rcesondence Of the Richmond DisDatch-l
Nvw voRK. February 1a.-The following
appeared in the New York Tribune OK tns
18th instant: .,.,,t..,.. .h,,,
no Town bo.eIs and clubs last evening aDout
= neetfng Of the [" New YORK camp Oh yonieee'
80. Vcterens.f called By secretary william -
Riaiey. hsId yesterday ~ tue Naioasl-f ~
bank building No gig srosa ~, ~ sa IN y
81 sceeJnan snd 10 decide WI st the camp Oughs
10 DO about going 70 the funeral. Ihs ~
ma meeting was Colonel Andrew y. D'o ,. W
nc sorr handing oflcer, whose iayOriIe boess -
~, 80 never surrendered TO the YANKEES. As
soon a. tho object OF the meeting was brosched
A monkey and-pafrot' ume oekah, nnlen - :,
aid 10 have lasted three iuli houI@ 90lhe "oio
M favor Of pass,ng resolutions Of respect re-
n.ef ard condoleuce md Of attending the rune
raj N the General IN a body. but me hAlotly
Kicked up such disturbance tnAs wy oIlki qua
Intention had 20 DO abandoneo. Etsn 1917 ~,
lions Of sJmpotny win ne ~ he grsst los
eco vnted down. Many hard WORDS were useI
about General Sherm ans nloaes OF NAIiaIo' auu
the discord became 50 Wlde'preAu ahu 20 pr
nouneet mat some Of tho veterans we're VITA
dificuity, II is assorted, prevented from coming
q 9l Insr the psut.up feelings Of tn, members
had neon expresssd IA number OF lohg ana
bitter speeches conclusion was arfNeu ~
,Ebt~n IA given In the f0lloWinti
Whereas God ia his providence mas removed
William T. sherman from among me iElng. hn1
,vbsrsss tfds camp WAS organized Tor the pur-
uoss OF oblitsratlng the animosities OF the late
war: therefore ,...,,
" Resolred, That the President DO eutnoilLeu
20 appoint q committee OF twelve 10 suend uene-
raj shermanis funeral in carriages at the e1-
pense OF the camp. -,
S"hmong those who are said 10 have been
present we're Colonel samuel b. PAUL = D.
feyy. Colonel j. j. Garnstt Colonel A. X. Cnla-
no m Cantaip EDWARD owen, Major J. K NC
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-02-20

January i0th-To Frank @.
Bufin, payment OF per cent
due him as Second Auditor
en- $50. 1913, the amount paid
into the Treasury 70 the credit
OF the Miller Fund on account
OF the income OF the fund
from July s. 1859, 70 and la
GLIDING January 9. 1880, d.
rected by samuel Miller In
his will 70 be paid. nS 81
July 6th--Do. on S34,44097 from
January 3, 1890. 70 and In
GLIDING July 5, lS90..-.-........ 3i4 20