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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
rIrnY. POINTED AND PERTINENT. A good, stiff backbone seems
 averse to the name of Buchanan.

rIrnY. POINTED AND PERTINENT. A good, stiff backbone seems averse to the name of Buchanan.
 Wrocking trsins is not sensiblo way to gain tAa sympathy oI sensi- ble people,
 The maa who own silver mine | has good reasoa for becoming ca lamiiy u'ai'es.
 Silver, i,ke talk, is now very, very ch ap. Tho cause k the same in beth cases-osee production. Gov. Buchanan of Temess s no. the first official of that name who failed to meet public expecta- tons in a great crisis. Leasing state convicts to private employers is an idea which was orig mated by democrats and which has always been confined to democratic states
 Instead of filling up the news paper men in the usual way, ex-sen- ator Platt recently filled a lot of them up with a good dinner There arc men around here who might profitably follow his example.
 A crisis brings a fool, as well as a hero to the front. IL is not difficult Co say which class General Csrnes belongs to, after instructing his troops to shoot the miners down like dogs if they resist"
 The honest lab 1rer does not wish to be paid in the wild eat dollars, which the national democratic plat form endorses; hence he will vote for Harrison and Reid, the nominees of the party of honest money.
 It Is very interesting to read that the appeal of the North Carolina democrats to their national com mittee for help has covered the cu- ticle of members of that committee with a cold sweat; but it is just as well to go slow in counting North Caroline in the republican column.
 A few more ''victories" like that in Alabama and the democratic party of the once solid South will have gone to join the has beens."
 "The world do move" Henry Watterson now says that Abraham Lincoln was inspired of God.
 The daily "Clevelsnd letter" now has morning and afternoon editions; and the question of getting ou, hourly "extras" is being cousids srei.
 The National League Convention to be held at Buffalo, New York, September l5, will be like the League, "corker," and its work in the campaign will be prodigious and influential.
 Judge Gresham's denial of the absurd rumor that he intended taking the stump for the calamity walters was superhuous.
 MT. Cleveland does not object to the negro as voter, SO long as he votes the democratic ticket.
 A New York girl has been living | on nine cents day. She must have | been training herself down to Tree trade basis.
 Cyclone Jim" is the pet name Or gentleman who will probably it on the democratic side in the lew House, as he has been nomina- ed in district which is over vhelmingly democratic. Cyclone i.aA"- -ia- act . prclaaat4af tha cowhoy ection, as might be supposed, but s a native son and citizen of old 'irginia, "Mother of Presidents" \ cyclonic member may prove very Iseful to the democratic minority n the next House. at any rate he ught to make things breezy in his ocality.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

One of the locke1-out steel work CTS at Homestead is said to have re- marked il reply to a question whether the men needed assistance or not: We have more money on hand than some of the states oi this uaion.r That doescn't sound much as 1T these men had been sub jeeted to long-eontinued robbery al tho hands of protected manufae. tu Cleveland Loader.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31


 and respected accordingly.
 We care not for the personal al lusions to our duty or our work men toned in the Courier We are here
 to perform such service as eost we can, and the psy received for it does
 not concern us, so long as we do not
 have to suicide by starvation, on account of "bungling and in- complete" law. that would throttle eyen a sheriff to pay us. We are a laborer, and though poor, appreciate our position as well as We would any law that endeayors to protect us m the performance of it. If the lien law of Arizona was ''bungling and incomplete' measure, we would not labor under it, if any doubt existed as to our pay. To the credit of the gentleman for whom we are doing two mems work for one mans pay, it must bc said that there is no room for speculation on our wages. Twen- years have nearly passed since We entered Arizona. To-day is the first time that our labor-though com mon it may be-in a score of years, has received a diSgraceful aud uu- called for slap in the face for at tempting to follow out its honorable calling. 1t is given by Sheriff Lowry and three of his bondsmen in their demands on the person temporarily in charge, to discontinue their pa- tronage in all shapes and forms to- wards this office. Whyi Because we dare to champion him on a leg timate political and legal ques- ton as to his course. We still do, and believing our path way clear and one of duty appeal to the men who labor to place themselves in our station. We likewise will admit that the poisoned darts of malice hurled at our head. have struck and left an incurable wound for attempting not only to degrade our labor and exact from its source depreciated revenue, but also a rebuke to the proprietor who is at present away. If these men are actuated by ''bungling and incomplete" methods, they are the yictors, but if, on the other hand. their methods are just and sincere. why do not they seek that redress they so seemingly wish to court, by a personal appeal to Mir. J. c. Mar tinl
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
Nf~ VpL:...

Mir Whitney promises Tammany a far share of the spells in case Mir. Cleveland should be elected Presi- dent. MT. Cleveland only poses as the priest of pure politics and re- fuses to look at Tammany in of years. This year he wants the votes of iammany, and he is willing to barter patronage for them.-Chi- cago Inter-Ocean.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

General Weaver called the editor Of the Los Angeles Express n liar and the editor returned by calling the General a blatant, bloyiatiuS blatherskite."
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

Total number of delegates. ........ .lOS The Chairman Of the Territorial Repub- AazasA Ssss.-.l Committee desires a full at tsndspcs aI O1- rerrr---r-.-sA---~ and requests that sll pnoIies to the Convention ss held by members of the Convention from ths same county they hsVe been selected to rspresent.
 W. c. BASHFORD, Chairman Territorial Republican Cen. Com. By GEo. E. BROWN. Secretary.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

For revenue only the free trade snare, masks an understanding hat the alleged reforms are to secure q millennium, on condition that the Cleveland party receive the rove nue. Now York Commercial Ad Vertiser.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

Dr Edison of New York says that the cholera may be expected to reach that city within week.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

Hasn't our Mars been talked about enough to give her rest and let our Pas have a chance.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
C o N STIPATION.

Afiiets half the American people yet th re is erly one preparation oi ois&rsspsEilia that acts on the bowels and reaches this important trouble, aud iAai 1, Joys Vegetable ssrssperiila It re- lSEes it in 2i hours, and an occasional dosorrs. vents return. ws refer. by permission. to C E. Ellington. i2s LOcast Avenue. San rragcisco: j. II. Brovn. Petslnma, Cal; II. 6. Vim. Gesry Court. ar. and hundreds of others who have used is in constipation One lettcr is a sample ef hrndreda Ellington, writes; "I have been for oryesrssuhiecs to silious headaches and cunsti- ps;ioa- Rave been So bad for a year back have had to take phyxie every other night or else would have . headache. One bottle of J. V. e, put mo in splendid shape Itpositively controls constipation"
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
A Warning.

Friend lto Timid) Whats then flags forl
 NIT. Timid That's danger signai my son Tommy has run up. N heil the old lady k on the war path hs lets me know that way. You see forgot to send up some sugar this morning. Pretty soon she'll take her afternoon nap Then Tommy Il hoist the fair weather flag. aud We can 20 in with safety. Seef
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

hundred years hence it MAY be proven ~bungling and incomplete" it Is the law under which men perform daily labor. and through it they seek pro lection. Until legally passed on IT IS the law, and should be obeyed and respected accordingly
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
Republican Territorial Convention.
kooNTS or TgE TrRRIroEtkL REPUmIcAS CENTRAL CONNgrr1sK. PResCoTr, Ariz.. August a&. 1892

convention Of the Republican party of Arszona will be held at the city of Prescott, a Ihursday. the sth day of Sept. 1892, for tss psTpose ot selecting & candidate of the Cosncilman-St-Largo.
 The basis of representation will be one delegate from each county, and one dele gate for each fifty votes. and one for each fraction of fifty over twenty-five votes cast fer Ge2- v. Chevney for delegate to con srsss at the November election In lSS0.
 The representations of the several counties will. therefore, be ss follows;
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

Tes Lu- 4.-.'e= Tue thinks t1s- tae campaign ought to be opened !. i takes -1-op aner to
 Southern t.--aa count, as will -.-t -eisd de.e--, H1as ta Pcescott t.a...rl .a. Ceu.H.caa itorial convention .- I's--cac- ass nonth,
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

A. C. R. Is devoting his time and talents to running the Vulture mill. Tom evidently finds it more profita- ble grinding out gold than he do es abusive literature.
 They want Governor Murphy to run for Congress. As our execu- tive, Oakes suits us all right, and any attempt to 'job" him should receive a stinging rebuke.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

{. INFORMATION WANTED. .--Anvon,, L,.,,-;r.. ,,.,-;,s
 the whereabouts of ROBERT A CEYIS
 Slll Slll eontera a grcAt favor by writin~ To pkyyn NA'iA' Denver, Colo. general delivery. ssssf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
A Romantic Story

HURON, s. D., Fec. 6.-In 1882 youne
mar named 3. W. Williams, came to this
city from Illuoij. Tos following spring be
went t. Chicago whsre he is nov engaged
10 business. Tie mother 10 1862 gave birth
to girl baby sad she aud the babe went TO
Gan Francisco to live With Mts. Todd,
leaving young Williams 10 the care Of q FAM
lily which evsn!us!!y adopted him. Mra.
Willisms died and the girl became known
az Helen Todd. Dntias the winter Of 1883
Miss Hsen visited friends in Chicago and at
recer ton Williams and Misa Todd met.
The ecqusin:aace rsp!dly ripened and love
6oaly resulted 10 "a enzsgamsat. a
t.w days before tle wedding was to take
plaza. Miss Todd was looking oye. pack
age # old pspers let by her foster mother.
when shs found o photograph. duplicate
of ore Williams bad Of bis mother. Further
investigation showed tina. the two were
brother and sister.
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His Wedding Clothes Seized


A supposed ~eal,ny and decidedly ariato-
cratic French baron walked the s!Tssts Of
New Yo,k yesterday In search OF haber.
dsshsr's store in which TO buy g change OF
ineo. His II t,unka, which arrived on TIE
steane; La Bourgoyne Thursday, were held
By the sheriff for debt of 81, 652, contract.
cd during tue Baron's Last Welt to this c5un-
try, 10 1889 AID the wors. feature OF this
dilemma was that thu Baron Ssi!liere had
cnme to this country to wed very wealthy
Am srlcao WON an 10 the person Of Mrs Chss.
F. LIge,more, whcae hushend upon his dealh
left 90 es.ste OF q. ess. 81 500 000 Baron
Seilliare, who made bis frss trip to this
coult = in he company OF the Marquis de
Mures, DANES that he owes tais Rmouat,
aad SAYS tha. he had 20 transaction With
he piaio;iff other than tae purchase Of two
pearitiog machines from hin. Al socn
gs the Baron can ge. bic IL trunks ous OF The
sheriff's hands, aud con perfect, other ar
engagements for the wedding, be will pc mar
ried 10 the handsome Ne1 York widow.
BE brought With him bis best man for the
Wedding, which will take place 10 that city.
Toeir engagement has been announced In
t1e newspapers several times, but IL Ia now
admitted.
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FROM WAsaIaaT0H

fsncciaI CorrespoaSeecs Of he Aisyosdrss Gasests1
4AsHIHeros. D. O.. Feb g. 1889.
The Seuets Committee on commerce has
ordered favorable report on the bill 10 re-
neal cartain eec.ions OF tls revised etatnts 10
ren1,riuC vessels engaged In Inland water
navigation to carry life saving prclsctie'
and the appliances for propsIing them.
Tbs House committee 90 rivers aod mar
bors Il not opposed 10 small appropriations
sor AQUA ard Ooccquan creeks, In the Al
exeudtia, Virgins. oisriof, out zone OF tue
other creeks In that distrios stand, any enc"
o. the committees favor. Iodeed sppsopria-
eions for uoIe Of the Others could 90 msoe,
as the enginser'o report s adverse II the
matter.
A personal friend OF Mr. Blaine, whose
relations with the Secretary are intimate
and confidential. IN ttklng with the Ca
zErTE's correspondent tpts morning said MI
B.aine's health is as good ss is has besn at
any time during the last ten years. BE also
remarked that re did not thiok Mr.. Blaine
gould remain member OF Mr.. Harrisop's
Cabinet much longer.
There was no session ofthe Senate to day.
The House met ST quarter to one and de
voted the whole Gifts session euogies upon
the late Gen. W. 81 F. Lac, who represent
ed he Alexandria, Va, district In Congress-
Ths frst was made By Mr. Meredith. Gen.
Less successor, who was followed, Ia the
order named, by Hsasrs. Edmp1ue, InckeEs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
The Warrenton Bank Failure.

The Warrenton Inder OF to-day publishes
e s;atem ant touching the faiinre Of the lete
banking firm OF Roseubssger, Spindle &
Go. OF that towa. IL says: 1.-THE publication
is not author z ID By the creditors commit
tee, bu ,e facts presented will be verified
oy their findings. Tbs exhibis imposes 8
duty on the officers of t1e Commonwealth
the more binding because Of the intelligence
aud social standing Of the parties involved
Tae !nv s DO respecter OF persoue. We
ooDhiently expect that every member 81
this A,m will be lndltt ID and put on trial at
the eariiett day" In conc usloo 1t says
IT, will be thus seen from what has been
eliesdy said that 10 addition to the salaries
mentioned and sill other coats aud expenses
Incident to the running of the back there
has been taken sbsrefrom 10 excess OF 'e
cap. 81 stock, rsseros foud aud total prof 8.
the amount of 1913 725. 96
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-02-06
EgWs OF TEE DAY.

Ex-senator Piet!, leader OF the Nag YORK
pob.icape, is said to have msde up h:5
mind to oppoas the renominston OF Pres!.
dept Harrisoo.
At Hsgersscwn, Nd. yet t,rdsy discard.
I'd woman appeared a. the Wedding @! her
love! to smother girl, aud after Threatening
Tim emPLed her oRu destruction.
Ar. Socdzrass, Of Tennessee. yesterday
addressed the HouEe committee on banking
and currency In favor of bill to make tbs
| taking OF usury q nlsdsnsanor, trisble 10
tie State courts.
Hon. David A. Wells, Of Comet ca. the
father CT t rif reform aud the great poli,i-
cal economlt. has Rri tan /. tier indorsing
the Springer Doiey OF attacking the Mckin-
icy high tariff By separsts bills.
Ia the committee OF tis whole of the
aouee OF Representatives yesterday charges
o. e1sra7sgaucs we're brought against the
6,lency bill Was made. eppropristing
s115 5l4 Tor the Subsistence OF the SicuI To-
disue.
The Columbia court7 dencc,s tic CONVEX
'ion Tas held 10 Hudson, n. Y, yesterday.
Delegates to the State convention were in
s.ruc.sd 10 vote for delegates to the pasion-
Hill's nominssion for the presidency OF tie
Uoited States.
Maurice Howell, Wsll.known droVer OF
Lower Merton, Pa, waa driving pair OF
yong horsea along Gulf read, near Norris
towp, Pa, last eight, Then they took Tight
and ran away Mr. Howell vas thre " q
out his foot cs.chiog IN the spriog u6def
the wagon, and he was drsg2sc tEo mice.
He was dead when released and was horfi-
big meogled.
a, Memphis yesterday Mics Alice Mitch
eli, the syes Of Freda Ward. when inform
ed hy her lawyera that che would escape
toe esllows. became frantic, and said
tlss sne looked forward to the day when
! ha should be hanged az the hsppiest OF all
| as teyond the ssllo@s she weuid once more
me, F,eds Ward she became terribly
dependent, ard fears are enterisined t1i
she qil commit suicide. Thursday nigh
-be was watched 10 her cell By oDe Of
her relatives.
Toe New York Reform Cub terdered 8
reception to Congressman 3 ger Q Mile G.
: Texee, lsst plight 10 lis speech Mr.. MILE
dec ared biz Intention TO oppose the pro
posed ha way and sssndstii measures that
-oue democratic leaders advocated. DE
secuted the idea Of going back to the tariff
OF 1883 sod accepting that 90 6oal settle
ment. he ssid that TIA democrats had bes
fighting tina. terf for 30 sears, and ne was
for Carrying on the gar eternal, uncompro'
mislug war He denouoced Sene'o. Hill ioI
his aupI OFT f The tariff act OF 1888
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a Serious Accusation.

o. this 90 OF iaas Novsm osr Allen Fiet.
kan, q northern man, married Miss Blanche
Tucker, a daughter Of John W. Tucker, q
We'll known epd prominent cit,zan OF Die.
widde county. Va Tae couple lived with
Ms. Tucker aud got along pleasantly cp t,
few months ago. wosn Fietkan became
jealous OF his WIFE Yest nday Fleiksn waa
taken before 8 T. Gerow, magistrate OF
the court7. Old complaint OF his wife. who
charged him with having mpted to pois.
on her with choroiorm while asleep. 10
her ieI tiuony before the msgi, tIate, Mrs.
Fietkan stated tina. she had gone 10 sleep,
and When she sWoks he, husband was
standing over her With bottle COG t,in!og
something shs did net know what, which
be was ia the act of pouring down her
thrcet. The DO e was subst quently found
to contain chloroform. Fietkan denies the
charge. end says that or the night 10 ques
tlon he accident y struck his vile In tae
face wnila moving the bed covering. Jus
tica Gsrow sent the accused on to the next
term OF The county court for trial. and re
used to allow him bail. The prisoner was
carried to Petersburg yesterday atrnoon
AID committed to all for safe keeping.
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O'Fe,rall and Wiae Of Virginia, Herbert OF
Alsb,ua. Hermao ef Oregon, Warrington
OF Tennessee, Wilson OF Weas virgins.
Cummings OF New York. CoTles OF Nortn
Carolina, Elliott of south CArolios, B'eck
iuridse Of Ken.uckF, aod Caioess7a Of
Te1as.
The quarantine station ct Cspe Charlea,
Va, at which severht Ale1andrians "e.e
en- ploy ed, has been abandoned By the gov
eminent. LII,
Daring the bearing on the anti.op1ion Dill
M the House agricultural committee 70 Gay,
NJ, Hatch said that members OF the cou-
njtsee wbn knew tha. the expert Ct the sg..
ricuitural Department, who had teen qooteo
no one CT the speskerf, vas 5!a:lstician
DODGE. would know VIA weight We 10 &c
oizen 70 his statement. Every tobacco deal.
., remembered tbs. his reports seysral years
ago upon the tobacco crop (which reDoti
he noblisbed Ia advance OF the crop bad
cost the tobacco g,owers OF kentucky, VIZ.
oiris, North Carolina snd o,her States q
ner cent Of the qs1ea Of their crop, AID Mr.
Dodge vas com pel!td two or three noptta at.
forwards 10 t,ke back tie repo.t sf;ei
tle farmers had been robbsd CT a laIge part
Of thar GRIP. Mr.. Fnos.op, o! KanEaz: I'll
you want iupssch Mr.. D,dge. you had
bst sr give MIN teatipg." Mr. Ha. Oh: u
will be- very glad to do &c; lhs gentiemsp
from Ksusss ia familiar WITH the facts a1o
.he5 are ss have 81 lhem
A meeting OF the bar Of The Q. s Supreme
Court wss held to-day a. which the usus!
raso' u,lons Oh such occasion were adopted
Ia re,psct OF the memory efthe late ASCOT
sse Jn-tice Bradley OF that cours. ssntt''
Gray CT Delaware, democrat. presided.
Tte,e we're some important orders 'ssuso
from the Navy Dspartuert to-day, inteT'
esing in visR OF II rec=Dt tudga OF
Calliao war. Capt. ". 8 so-lss !. re le7sd
from the command Of the cruiser Baltimore
which al occupied such large saare OF pub
lie attention aad placed 90 daty 10 charg'
of the sd light house district. With head
quarters { staten Island, N Y. i; relieving
Cap. n. F. Picking, VINO Ia ordered to c'n
mapd the cruiser Charleston. which fsrEet
go prominently IN the I:ata incident. Capt
George G. Rams7, who ccnuaod-d ~
Charleston, ia relieved from his comnant
and granted NO months leave OF abs c.
rbe Baltimore is to be ctm handed by CAPT
! William Whitehead, who is at preaeit ol
duly at the Boston navy ,a,d.
Postmaster General Waosmakef ta3 is
sued an order wing N oney order fsciii,!s:
| TO all posso ffi ,es where the compen sa'ion o
the postmaster reschss 1920 per annum.
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0vening and Closing of the Mails.

Northern mails close at 7:30 and 600 5. Il
and 12:4o and e:15 p. n. and S:45 p. n. Open
It SOD 8. "a, 1900 r., and $50 p. Ii.
Southern mails, via Charlottesville Virgins,
close at s % and HOO s. n. snd S:45 ,. Y.
Open at 500 and 1:47 p. N. and $50 p. M
Manassas Division mails close at 500 s. Il.
and 4:3O p. N Open ST 80 a. u.
southern mails, Wis Richmond Va, closes 81:
1920 a. NJ LAS and 500 p. N. Open 8. 8:45
E. N. and 100 =. IN.
Ale1sndria and Roond Hill, Va, mails c.oso s.
$50 3. q. and 40 p. n. Open st 500 a. n sid
$50 p. N.
Closed mails 70 Falls Church, viorna, Es:s..sx
Gu, Eerndon, Leeaburg, Purcellvile and Roard
all, Va, close st 40 P. n. sRd open at 9:o3 an.
Western mails close So 1880 E n, 1915 az
300 ,. u. 0poa st $50 AID 1000 q. n, srd
500 p. n.
Washington u c.. mails cioso st 1850 and $50
=. e.. NO 1880 40 and GO =. Z. 05e1
81 50 nd 1000 .. n, 1900 e., and 800 snd
oaice Eours-opon st 500 a. n. Close at $40
?. n. 0pea az $50 p. N. Close C. p. N.
sIndsy dcaTp-Open az 800 g. Ii. Closs s.;
$50 a. n.
CARRIERS scaEDULz.-CoiIoctions made OF s..
Vip rontes-6:30 and 1000 a. m, 1920
zoo and $40 p. e. On Strip route-6:30 Aod
1000 3. N. and 5:45 p. N.
Deliveries made at 800 a. "a. Il u. ard 500
ON.
sanday-csrrier, window open a. 900 ard
a. "a g.:2tl
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yIEGIHiA EgWg.

Mrs Edgar Bradford del suddenly OF
hsar, disesse, On Tuesday, a. her lie ldsnee,
four miles ttcm o auge
The only csse heard refnre TIE Court o!
Appeals in Richmond ye't riay vas rat OF
Cropp sg,in.t Oropp, which was argue1 al d
continu
The petition asking special game law
for z ~ Gorge couoty wac presented ot
Mr. J. E Mason In the House ct D.lega es
on Thursday.
DR.. Heaton. OF Waterford, Loudoun coun
ty, aud Mis- NsnLis Dale, daughter OF L.
NJ Dade, esq , were q1ht married at the
reeidencs OF the bride's parents on Wednes-
day evening, January q h.
The Governor has r,tlrned the bill TO
amend the code with respect t the survival
OF he right Of scion TO t1e plaintiffs repre-
sentative in aotions for tort Whea tbs plain.
tiff dies pending the action.
The 7now was general throughout Virginia
veatsrdey. ct Harrlsonbnrg the storm vas
tie VOLS OF the season. rsgog ell Tbursdav
pigat and yesterday. The weather t7rotd
b esly cod at Siau,tln the sDowfsii
was eight iochee. At Norfolk snow fell al
lively II te and a gale prevailed on the
cosEs.
The o. g. Court Of Appeals, cow IL ses.
sion i, Richmond. hss adoi tel G rule makine
Tree regular ;erms a ysar at Rlchn o:d, as
follows: The fat Tuesday in February, the
fourth Tuesday IN May and tie second
Toesdsy In Octoter. The law only rtq0iTss
tie oou. t. hold OLA seeslon in Richmond
and re others might have been held else-
where.
Mr.. ]. g. Mason has I, t.oduced resolu.
ton 10 Q House Of Delegates requesting
the Virginia represer ,,ives In @ gresa to
use their utmost vigilance and irhaencs t.
have paid t Virginia By tie cove nmel
the funds advanced by tle o Dominion In
1892 for the erection of public bulldogs 81
Washington and in 1872 for the war II .th
England.