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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
For the Benefit of the Hines Memorial.
Naver has the Castle Hall of IyanhOe

Lodge, Knights of Pythias, been SO
thronged as II was on Monday night. when SIX
teen pages were advanced 10 the rank OF es-
auire. When Sir knight Robert Downing and .
number of his company entered the Castle Hall
they were greeted with deafening applause.
Mr. Downing said no had never seen ffner
BODY OF young men or beea greeted with more
hospitality than BY tho members OF lvanhoe
Lodge. -
The lodge was complimented on the way in
which IL conferred the work.
The following members OF Mr.. Downings
troup are Pythlans: Frederick hooy, Thomas
A. SicKee, William Boaz- Edwin Ferry. q. ID.
Farnun, and George Mscomber.
The celebrated star has kindly pronered his
services to the Pythian lodges Of Richmond In
the near future TO give three performances at
10 the Hines Memorial This Is an object in
which the people of Richmond are especially In
terestet and 1t is hoped that they viii aid IN its
erection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
A W WAS7E OF TIME.

We once heard Of man who wound
his clock daily for twenty-five years be-
fore he discovered that it was an eight
day clock, and that once week would
have been sufficient. Now, this man did
not waste his time more effectually than
those who spend it in running all over
town in an attempt to secure better oar
gains in CLOTHING than we offer the
people.
The fact that our CLOTHING Is away
mp in quality and away down in pr'cs Is
fast impressing itself upon the puoii0
mind. We don't claim to DO the only
CLOTHING MERCHANTS IN town
from whom you can purchase . good "
ticle, but we say this 1:
The houses that sell ss good an ainc's
for the money as We do are few and .a1
between. and that In passing Us Dy '@
some other store you run great ris.s 2.
not doing as we'll You need nos 'n.ns
about doing any betssr-thass Out Oh -
question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
United Building and Banking Company


The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the United Building and Banking
Company was held at the coinpanys onice, 81 !
east Main street, yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
The meeting was presided over by Mr.. Angus
tine Royall. 90 Manchester. After the transac-
tion o. routine business, the following board OF
Director. were elected Messrs Lewis ii. Blair,
w. j. Johnson, Ii. ID. Hoge, Ii. A. hcCurdy, and
Adolphus Blair. =.
A dividend q 10 per cent. was declared. A
meeting OF the Board OF Directors OF the COM
many viii he held Thursday. at which the presi.
dent and vice-president will be elected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
KILLED IN COMMITTEE.
The Stewart Free-Coinage Bili and Several
Alliance Propositions Defeated.

iBy telegraph 70 inc Dspaph'J
WASHINGTON. February 9.-Ihe free
coinage silver bill and several radical ALI
ance propositions and other measures
looking to an extension of the circulation
we're summariy defeated III the Senate
Finance Committee to-day.
The free-oOinage bill WAS not discussed
at great length, and when itcame to vote
on reporting the bill to the Senate adverse
ly It was at once apparent that there had
been some change in the views OF certain
senators since the last Congress. The
vote stood to IN favor OF an adverse re-
port. The four votes in favor of free coin
age were cast by Senators Jones (kepubli-
CAM Vance, Voorhees,, and Harris Demo
crats). Senators Carlisle and McPher-
son Democrats) went over TO the majority
and voted for the adverse report, as did
Senator Allison and all of the other Re-
publican members OF the committee ex-
cept Senator Jones. Although adversely
reported. the bill was placed on the ca en-
dar Of the Senate, where 1T can be reached
in Difference 20 its friends. 0nd 1t Is un-
derstOod that Senator Stewart. its author,
will insist on calling IT up in the Senate at
an early day.
The PETER bill proposing to loan gov
ernment funds to the farmers OF Indiana
did not receive single favorable vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10

Judiciary Committee, called mp the bill intro-
ducsd by Mr.. Hatch, OF Missouri, placing tne
Secretary Of Asricoiture In the line OF prssoesn- In
tihl succession after tho Secretary OF the iu-
terror, and tho measure was passed.
Mr.. Bynum. from the same committee, cauoo
mp the bill aboiishing the minimum puntshunent
for vioistion OF the Internal revenue laws. u
also i.rccts that no warrants shall bc issued, In
fnternai-reyenue cases, upon an auon',s
making chayges upon information AND pehei,
unlese ma1e by certain onicisl personA IN
every other case a sworn complaint is required
alleging tue facts 20 DO within the personal
knowiedgs Of the erient.
The previous question was ordered-yeae
III, nays 30-when Mr.. Milliken, OF Name, VINO
desired 10 offer an amendment, entered a mo-
tion 20 reconsider, pending which the matter
went over nntll to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
VERY YOUNG PEOPLE MARRY.
A Manchester Couple Take Trip to Wash
ington- Perssnsls and Brief.

ington- Persenals and Brtefb.
One of the most interesting recent social
events of this city was the elopement Mon
day of Mr.. John Fowlks and Miss Ida Mox-
ley, daughter of Mr.. F. U. Moxley. The
groom is but II years OF age, while the bride Is
In her l2th year The young oSap.s Ists ,r, ios
and returned at night husband ana VIE.
Mr.. Fowlks Is employed In the grocery OF nf.
MoxIey, and Is clever young sentleinan. lne
couple have the consratulations OF vide CIR ie
OF friends, who wish them mucn happiness ih
their journey through life.
CARS RUNNING AGAIN.
Tho cars on the Decafur-street limo conf
menced running yesterday afternoon. Two cars
we're brought over the Free Bridge ana wnen
they arrived nt Seventh and Perry streets four
mules we're attached to them and pulled them
10 their track at Seventh and HULL The Two
cars give very good service running on Twelve
minutes schedule. They do Bss run all the way
across tlo DrlGge, but passengers transfer IRON
them on the Manchester side 10 the richmond
car and only have to walk about tho distance o,
two spans, which were damaged by the recent
accident.
the corner OF Thirteenth and Decatur streets,
was very painfully injured Monday. The little
fellow, while playing with bottle, iei, preaAng
the vessel, and received deep cut across the
right wrist Dr. L.. y. Matthews was summoned
and took several stitches in the cash.
Edith, the infant daughter Of Mr. j. Z. smell
lngs, is very sick.
Messrs. George E. Fisher. treasurer Of the
Richmond Railway and Electric Comr any. and
Andrew w. Pizzni. of Richmond, were In the
city last evening. They came over TO close the
contract with the Committee on Liglts tor fur
plshing electric lights Ia the city
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
Mrs. Aaron Harfeld was taken suddenly III
Monday night.
Poles were distributed on upper Hull street
and Midlothian turnpike Monday afternoon for
telephone wires. Messrs. w. ID. Toier & Sons
have ordered telephone at their factory, and
the instrument will be the first In Swansboro'.
Mr. Wells Wilkinson Is detained at home by
sickness.
MIR. William Craig is confined to his home by
serious indisposition.
Mr. David Christian, Of Appomattox county,
IL visiting his sister, Mrs. l.. X. Thornhii, on
Porter street.
Callle Hatcher and Alice Patterson, two
colored street-walkers, were before his Honor
yesterday morning for using indecent language
on the street for which they paid S4.25 each.
There were several other cases before the
court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
Rank Men Organize an Association.

The Clearing House Association Of Rich
mond was formally organized at meeting
OF representatives of the various banks OF the
citv held Yesterday afternoon, In the State Bank
buiidine Mr.. James 4. Pace is the president,
and Mr. j. W. Sinton, the secretary.
The report Of the Committee ON Constitution
ana bylaws was discussed, ana re-commitled
Snr nerfcction In some particulars suggested.
The institutions represented In this organiza-
tton which Il formed for more hearty cO-opera-
tion and 60 effect the exchanges, are the Firtt
cnaofs National, Citizens, City, and National
Rank of Virginia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
To Carry Food to Russia.

BA1rraoRs, February 9.-The Atlantic
Transport Line steamer Missouri will sail
from New York March 10Th on n mission Of
mercy 20 Llbau. on the Baltic Sea In Northern
Russia. Mr.. II. \. Baker, president OF the At
lantic Transport Line, offered tue steamer 10
day 10 Mr.. w. c. Edgar, manager of the North
vsstern Miller, 10 carry the 1000 tons OF food
which haye been collected for the femine-
stricken peasants OF Russia. Late In the after
lon MIR. Baker received q telegram rom Mr..
Edgar accepting the oser, which II equiNaient 10
a contribution OF $4,000.
Everything I'm connection with the Missouris
trip will be free-the loading, coaling, &c. The
=. 900 tons OF -four will not much more than hall
fili the Missouri, as she has a carrying capacity
OF $500 tons. All that msy be received up 10
the time she sails IN addition to that already on
hand will be sent over in her. The Transport
Line is owned In Baltimore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
Mississippi's Confederate Pensions.
fRv .eiegranh 10 tho Dispatch.l

JACKSON, Miss, February 9.-The House
ha, passed bill appropriating S6i,2O0 a
year Tor pensions. This will give those now on
the rolls ESQ apiece. The present appropriation
4 only $4,000 The bill provides that all indi-
gent Confederate soldiers. sailors, servants,
and the INDECENT widows Of such shall be entitled
10 $50 per month"; unless the number at this rate
exceeds the appropriation, in which event the
amount shall be pro rated between them. II Ia
estimated that tho INDECENT clause will put at
least 5000 on the rolls Ia few years, oom-
pared with 1850 now thereon. II this turns out
10 be true the amount each will receive will be
only about Sl2 apiece. The bill makes the
auditor the pension commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
Congress.

ir iae senate yesterday the Joint resolu-
.- ln the payment 20 the State OF West
-.a 9. lrf proportion o. the direcI-;ax was
'-. -.. ol motion - Mr. Faulkner.
'i aIir moved it- reference 10 the Judic.a-
y ......'fre. and argued that that was the
position 20 be made Of the question,
"f.'tl tte responsibility Of the state of
'It .a iof her share Of toe debt OF the
Virginia % tho Government OF tue
.".l. ehairmau ~ the Committee on
Hpu UA.a The JOINT resolution had been
i.i' i s.ai-i uai tne loing resolution did not
.'.tAt., directly N indirectly, 90 interfere
.s'iua IL Ignored it and lett u en-
. consideration. IL simply passed ON
ti .l whether The United States Govern
'a .4tlltl iu Withholding The amount OF
,.A .. which Vet Nlfg MA N entitled on
t'i au.loiizrd by tn0 statute which
..c... 10 left the question ~ 10 tno
'' rlhia- o.t ~ the separation OF Wet
,t 't ei Virginia 70 Ds settled between
o.. ltpNtatet
A, laa Insisted on the unlairpes. OF the
a. ''r'.4.l.l and argued that the judiciary
f,.,.o .-lf tIr Committee on Claims should
49, ,-i' ipn OF The question. lie DAD not
" '.4il o. offect treatment Oi the Com
'.a'.l OF virginia ~ have her oyerrldden IN
.i'ph Wien the constitutional provision
Niffina ..s % her nauility for her SHARE
.''' "i Algifia) had Deoa abrogGted by
-''f Constitution OF West Virginia and
n . .-f assumption u Gn equitable proportion
A. hay been ihrty-lcgr years past due.
H.. .--hhrf replied 70 Mr. Daniel, and ex-
-, .s itgret mat Mr. Daniel could not
49,, TIE question withOu. indulSing
a.. uan.e, iisclaimed having made any re-
b.. '. ,v1i3 ie dlsagfocaUie % the Senator
N''l sffluis. II be had done 80, even
49, ~. Aaiii ne would withdraw it Instantly,
=. -e.i iis beng pointed out 70 bin. lie
49, ni'p,sitlon " speak with respect Of
rs,i.' 'a.suef ,ald that the disclaimer was 50
80 .l1l would Gc met by hlm In the same
asr, t ~ Auaslol had been 70 Mr.. Daniels re-
ir.,.. tiLg that ihe question had been sub
he y, .le Committee on Claims, Of Witch
Lai a-itnef SGs = member, because be
tss.,i '' nAl interest Ia the matter as a repre-
xooIs ~ ~ lAe state of West Virginia. lie
a.. s+Foo With all his influence tho refer
csa,,t'..s-' .9ini Resolution 20 the judiciary
Lris,.''i all H0giG oppose that commiltee's
ui- ulpcrf.soy y body 70 any other COM
ia, a.. = -s eenatr from Virginia had SAID
c3aar q 's1''ee " west Virginia be not paid a
yesr, sse .eo aob' d Virginia ~ thirty-four
~ 80. =, sYs De asked ,Iat Senator whether
tsg n NJ s"rluia mad paid dollar Of the
M n,''.'s "ess Virginia ia tbirty-four years?
NJ, y,i 80. s...nly uoi.
Ia y. .'@lefi hel 10 complaint should fall
~ srtatyfs iips.
stysl.sc. 0Spesias VI ths subject tho senate
A'1ss kr. rousD, Of vsrmonl from me
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
Notice - TsIsphoss eseessisss@
The last catalogue Of telephone 9-
scribers gives tLs number OF WI
Isaac Johnson's telephone - ~.
correct number Is 666. g &
RICHMOND TnLKPMoND kxc.ANo

"Bsar Lithia Water" Il recommsno9
IN cases Of Cont, khsYmassas.n: s .ss.... ar" Srsv
Dyspepsis, or any tropD'sn ~ ssyH H~nssS AZ =.
CURE, DIR. Hugh n. Taylor, pr; LexD
Wheat. DIR. Edward Mcclure. Of thu casys
TO whom we have permission % refer, 9
we'll as TO leading phyeicisns y elmost
every city In tho Union. Hon. Il 4 LS
Hon. Drury A. Hinton. Hon. q. W. 49,
fey, General John EchoIs, Rsv. DI. - -
Dabney, Robert Beverly. Dry Ma1oe
strother Jones, Professor ): :; s:.v. wrv5S;ss w.
pin,ans have used the water With gfeot
benefit 70 themselves and recommend It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
A Railroad Charter Discussed.

The Senate Committee on Roads held q
long session at the Exchange last night
and heard arguments on the bill to incorporate
the Richmond and Southwestern kailrC al Com
pany. Messrs. W. W. and W. Z. Anderson, OF
Dinwidde, and Judge w. !. Gooch, OF Roanoke.
three Of the corporators, advocated the bill
and the m after was opposed by Messrs. Robert
Gillian, James Dalton, Senator Peasants, and
Mr.. Clements. No action was taken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
The BLUES ASSOCIATION.
Ofcers Elected Last Night-colonel Big
gers Tribute to Major Richardson.


The Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Association held meeting last night for
the election of officers Colonel j.. Bell
Bigger. in presenting the name or Major
d. W. Richa hardson for president, said: 1t is
With great pleasure l nominate gentleman
whose unse!fish nature has endeared him 10 Us
all. There Is not an eye that would not be
moistened II sorrow o'ertook him, and not a
countenance that would not beam with JOY II the
sunshine Of gladness should dispel any cloud
that might hang about him. His head Is sill
vered DER by the frosts Of many winters and his
once erect form bends under the weight OF
many years, and IL cannot be long In the nature
OF things before you will follow him with muiiied
drums roftly beating TO his last resting-piace,
Lut death alone can muffie the generous inn
pnlses Of his heart. which loudly beats In unison
with all that pertains 10 the glory OF our COM
mand."
Major Richardson Was unanimously elected.
Other officers we're elected as follows: Colonel
i. Bell Bigger, vice-presdent; c. &. Rady. secre-
tary: Sergeant f. N. woon, treasurer; Sergeant
T. X. GiAzebrook, collector.
A committee was appointed 20 draft resoiu-
tions in memory OF the late Isaac Newman. who
was q useful member Of the association and
AFTER the adoption OF these, which IN beautiful
language give expression TO the sorrow OF the
organization at his death, the association as 3
further mark OF esteom adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
Reception at the White House.

WASHINGTON. February 9.-The third and
last reception of the series Of three given
by President and Mrs. Harrison at the White
House this season took place tonight and was
In honor Of the officers OF the Army,
Navy and Marine Corps. The DIplo-
matic Corps, Congress aud the judiciary
were invited. The President and Mrs. Harrison
were assisted In receiving By Mrs Morton, Mrs.
Noble, Mrs. Elkins and Mrs. Foster. Among a
large number Of persons who stood In limo back
OF the receiving party were Mr.. Jay Gould, his
son Edwin Gould. and his daughter, Miss Helen
Gould, who came 70 Washington to attend the
raception-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
meeting OF BIacksburg College Hoard OF
N.xitars

A full meeting of the Board OF visitors
Of tbe Virginia Agricultural and Mechani-
al college was held at rhe once Of the superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction last night, snd
report formulated which viii DO submitted 10
tha Senate Committee on Public Institutions
snd Fducation at sheir session this evening. Ibe
reuort IA IN answer TO charges recently preferred
heiore tne committee against the board by gen.
tlemen formerly connected with the facuity ot
tha college.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

MACFEAT & KLINE, 10tS A. NJ, rs head OF
western horses and males at Nos. 1suo TO
1912 east Franklin street.
GEORGE w. MAYO. 1890 A. NJ, household
furniture at No south Second street.
JOHN T. GODDIN. Az p. NJ. commissioners
saie of frame dwelling on Calhoun street be-
tween Hickory and Allen streets; also sew
eral lots.
I. POWERS, 1 r. NJ, damaged hay.
WILLIAM JENKINS 81 son. 1880 +. Me-
bananas, lemons, oranges, etc.
ELLIS 3 CATHCART, 101s A. NJ, household
furniture, SC.
!. II. VALENTINE, Ninth and Main streets, 10&
A. NJ, CARPETS, saddles, furniture, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
Hollywood Memorial Association Meets.

A meeting OF the HOLLYWOOD MemorlaI
Association was held yesterday at IL
oiciock IN the lecture-roOm Of DIR. Hoges church.
In MAS resolved 10 memorialize the Legislature
for funds % deffay the expenses OF removing
tne bodies OF the Confederate dead from Getrys-
burg. Tho other southern states have made
Appropriations Tor this purpose, ana the asso-
ciatlon confidently expect that virginia VIII act
as literally. The bodies have been removed
and a sacred debt incurred. The association is
without funds aud they appeal 10 the uehefai
Assembly for aid and hey do not expect TO
plead IN vain After the transaction o. routine
business the meeting adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
silver Wedding az -Ir. and Irs. Edgr
Allan.

The Warrington Post of Sunday con-
tanned quite an extended account of the
celebration on Saturday evening by NJ. and Mrs.
Edgar Allan, formerly Of this city. OF their silver
wedding. Toe decorations were appropriate and
unique. In addition to a profusi0n Of tree palms,
ferns, and white agailcs. set on silver STANDS, the
large bay formed by the corner-goser of the par
lcr was hung with beautiful design Ia fafs.
In the centse was large six Gag OF the Union.
on one side OF which VAS the iec % Nirglnir, and
on the other the Union JACK OF Englsnj, the thrce
lags caught together nj She base by silver shield
containing the date 1857 1892 aud tho mono
gram A. l.. in blue. Tho design Was surmounted
by large silver EAGLE. In the centre Of thedinins-
room table was a three-masie silver schooner,
mounted on an ocean-Dlae base, 40 ARRANGED ae
torepresent the ripping of the water a. II sailed
along. Tho sails aud spar~ we're OF silver leaf,
with ropes and cords ot silver wire. tn" hscs
on the main mast were blue, with 1Ste-lnJS Ia
silver, the name OF the vessel Edgar dld
Mary" being in blue upon the storm. Among
the dehcacies on the table the most attractive
was pyramid Of Charlotte Russo IN octagon
biloxi. each block representing member of she
family tor he three 20 ner itious present, Mrs r.
ii. Crump, OF Atlanti, and itle bov, Howard,
being presens on a visit. Ire dress 0i sie silver
bride cOuri train OF corn Blk over pettcoat
OF silver brocade, trimmed down the lcft side
with fall OF silver fringe. met by thct on ihe
bodice, which extended from she rizh' shoulder,
where IL was caught with bows OF broad silver
galloon fastened with diamonds. Mrs Edmund
Waddill, OF this city. was among those who ~
sisted the hostess and her daughters IN r.
ceiving. Postmaster Russell, Assistant .Postmas-
ter Grubbs, ex-Ccngrcssman Naddn. hf. j..
Samuel Parrish. aud Miss Grubbs, OF Richmond,
we're among tho guests.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
Revival Meeting at wesi.yiew Church.


Revival services are being held nightly
this week at the West-View Baptist church,
and already there is deep interest mani:
tested. Rev. w. W. Smith, the successful
mountain revivalist, Is preaching for DIR. Hines.
His sermon last night was 10 the Christians and
his appeals were tender and pathetic. Mr..
Smith Will continue 10 preach throughout the
week.
At the anniversary celebration OF this
church Sunday night Messrs. j. Watson
Phillips, B. :. Rsgland, and X. Nj. smith
delivered interesting addresses relative to
the church and Sunday school, after which
tho pastor Rev. W. p. Hines, made a
short speech and submitted his report for the
year. The church had raised for all purposes
S2.g27.55. Meetings were held resulting in
seventy professions OF faith. seventy-nine per-.
sons were added 10 the membership, nifty OF
them by baptism. The pastor made 665 visits
and preached 210 sermons "a number OF these
in meetings with other pastors) under which
there were 800 professions of conversion.
AT the close oil the services the pastor was pre-
sented with handsome watch and chain. he-
yiya services are being held at this church every
night during the week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
one sick and tho Other BADLY Hurt.

There we're two calls for the ambulance
vesterday. the first being at S:25 A. M. to q
yyniorsd w9rnan on Broad street beiween second
ana Third VINO was sics. She was properly
treatsd and taken home.
s,reets 10 George Nicholson, colorcd BOY IL 90
10 years o,d. who had one OF his logs broken ~
being run over by a wagon He was carried 70
his parents residence, No. lOls hoItn fifns
street, and the proper attention. kisop n'"s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
New conyic,s Received.

Joseph Hamilton (coloredl, wno was re,
,,icb rnond OF house breaking aud sentenced 70
inyee wears In the ponitentiary, was removed
from The city jail yesterday 70 the state prison.
mis- IL his second conviction.
Ino rrihbetf (colored) was received OF the PEN
i,entiary from Allegheny county 10 serve nsc
wears Tor burglary, aud Pred. Hickman tcol-
oree5. from Allcghsny county, for nvo years ior
l.nf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
THE Tarif ~ "a Tax. "
TBv telegraph to the Dispatch.l

WASHINGTON, February 9.-Representa-
tive Wike. of Illinois. to-day introduced in
the House a series OF resolutions, which have se-
cured the approval of a number Of his Demo-
cratic colleagues. declaring that the tariif IL a
tax. and calling upon the Ways and Means
Committee TO report as speedily possible bills
onlarging tho trea list and reducing tho COM
pensatory duties in accordance with t1e pledges
Of the party TO the people. To meet any de-
nciency in revenues caused by this action, the
resolutions propose that the committee shall
slso report bill providing for graduated in-
.soma
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-02-10
Assirnment OF Leftwich Brothers.

A deed Of assignment from Mesers.
Robert ii. and Douglas L. Leftwich. doing
business under the nrm-name Of Leftwch Bro
theirs, Was nled In the clerks once OF the Cnsn-
10 Messrs. w. N. Justis and 4. q. Lefwlch, -
trustees, their stock Of pictures. frames, &C.. IN
the store No. 500 east Main street. The habiti-
ties aggregate $4,000.