Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-12-25

/ Mr.. !. l.. Hin: That he may see the vir-
GINA Boat Crow wiz by 200 lengths in the
next regatta.
Or. Thomas Nelson Page: That no may
I erect the Rosemary Library building before
December 1893
Mr., John Pope That his generous gifts
10 Richmond orphans may bring him much
happiness to-day.
Mr.. Il. A. Brock: That his work on the
Genealogy Of Adam may prove as profitable
as II Is cOngenial.
Sergeant Junius A. Cosby: That IN his
old age he will be able TO make his rounds
IN a coach and four
DR.. Jud. b. Wood: That he may see
founded and richly endowed a home for
aged dumb animals.
Mr.. William Z. Lawton: That his hair
may never grow whittier or his manner less
agreeable and afable.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Wallace: That ne may
mako his next archaeological " find at the
mouth of a gOld-mine.
Pohce-Justicc John J. Crutchfeld: That
he may awake TO find mis- whiskers as long
as Mr.. John F. RaGland's.
/ William II. Cullingworth, Esq: That
when the presidential pudding is cut he
may get the plum he wants.
Mr.. Mann $. Valentine, Jr. That the
Democratic majority in Clay Ward may
/ double by tho next election.
DR. w. I. Oppenhlmer That he may
succeed N getting the smokestack of the
crematory thousand feet high.
/ Major Charles Harwood: That he may
continue Jealous in Church work and keep
/ posted on all the gossip of the city.
/ Mr.. William DafIron: That he may awake
b to find $4,000 IN the treasury of the Nc
/ Gill Catholic Uniou for its new home.
| Mr.. John VI. Higgins: That ho may soon
/ see the Catholic Beneficial society the
/ largest organization of its kind IN America
! Colonel A. S. Buford That the ap-
/ preaching Worlds FAIR IL may not be O cir
/ cumstance" to the next State Exposition,
| Mr.. Ashton Starke: That he NAV find a
/ pair of boots with heels high enough TO
| bring HIM 10 the stature of the average
/ man.
! Thomas Potts, Esq: That he NAV eat his
ncxt Christmas dinner in Rome and estab-
! hsh an Episcopal mission in the Eternal
/ City.
MIR. Preston Belvin: That Three Tips,
| his favorite trotting stallion, may make
/ record Of 2:0lA at the next Exposition
| races.
I t
/ before breakfast TO the satisfaction of the
/ civilized world the purity of James-riyer
/ water.
State. Treasurer Harman That he NAV
/ seo his "favorite' son in the United
/ States Senate AS sure as you are q foot
/ high
/ Nr. James T. Gray: That he may expe-
/ r'once the delightful sensation of know
/ ing that every old Howltzor is worth
/ million.
/ Sergeant Reuben T.. Seal: That he may
/ never have occasion TO run again, and may
/ he grow rounder and rounder as the years
/ slide by.
/ Mr.. A. Greentree That he may be as
successful in all the efforts in life as he
has been in getting up Exposition sub
( scrptlCus.
Mr.. j. ". Rothert: That his love for his
mules may never grow less, and that III
course of time he may become noted
/ equestrian.
Editor Jackson. OF the Planter That his
trend Salisbury may have an5ther chance
/ to form ministry and will give him the
( agricultural portfolio.
/ Colonel 10. Iaue Stern: That he may
never grow old and may enter each social
season with all tue freshness OF q butterfly
just from the cocoon state.
/ Mr.. John Price That he NAV always
reign in the rear apartments Of the city
drugstores and have attentive listeners TO
his apOthecary-s oratlons.
/ City-Sergeant Charles If. Epps: That
he may experience as much happiness at
his home tomorrow as Will be accorded
/ the scores who call upon him there.
/ Mr.. Norman V. Randolph; That during
+ the whole OF the coming year he may not
/ have cause TO complain Of any newspaper
publishing him as Major Randolph.
( Councilman James T. Ferriter: That hrs
/ great BIO heart NAV swell with pride over
( hls generous deeds and kindly words TO
the poor. especially the old soldiers.
/ Attorney-General Scott: 1hAo the time
will come when the jurisdiction of justices
/ IN pettv-larceny cases Will be restored and
I he'll mover see a coupon any more"
Squire" V. Donati That he may re-
orraulze his famous Chants" next sea-
son. and have the finest ball team that
ever stirred up the dust OF the diamond.
Mr. Peter }, Burton: That veteran re-
/ uuions NAV continue to be held forever,
! and that he may be on hand at every one
i with his usual variety OF negro songs and
/ Jokes.
B1r. Albert Sidney Briggs That all his
+ Da.rons may pause moment TO hear him
quoting poetry and Shakespeare and listen
~ his tenor voice as he warbles operate
songs.
Mr.. William H. Turpin: That every
. measure that comes before any OF tue
I ronncilmanic bodies. of which he Is mem
ber may be duly referred TO the City At
i torney.
/ Mr.. Joseph BRYAN That he NAV realize
+ the great pleasure his beautiful country
nome and the drives through and SUI
rounding it have given to the Richmond
/ people.
Cantein George WAYNE Anderson: That
ere many years he NAV exchange MS mil
4 tarr title for that of judge" and that his
/ lofty ideas of true patriotism may never
1 vanish.
/ CON Rosepeck, ESQ. That his beer
/ may he drank by thousands and may cause
+ The publlr to grow as corpulent as the
GENIAL president Of the German-Amerlcsh
Association.
Mr. Leigh Crutchfeld: That he may
arse early. find his Sunday clothes in-
tact. 90 to church, and return nome 10
/ snend the remainder OF the DAY ID 40
mestic peace.
Major II. NJ. Boykin: That the happy
+ Christmas tide may restore 10 nun ,'He
+ yisor Of MS hair. so that ere many "Es
his capillary substance may assume 'uo
form of bangs.
/ Alonzo j. Parrish. ESQ.,: That he may
never be called upon to act as usDer az
/ another marriage, but may. tgure as the
groom iu the next wedding which de-
mands MS attention.
/ Major Robert Stiles: That he may see
+ every one OF q" his boys" of the BrotheF;;
hood of ST. Andrew at church to-uay anu
( oh ~ tbe recreant youths OF Virginia III
+ the reformatory at Laurel.
Major W. Kirk Mathews; That Novelo
and Wagner. and Blackstone, and Green
/ Leaf, aud Napoleon and Washington G niay
/ staud hand in hand upon the uoIuo"
i Snorc" wnen Gabriel blows.
/ George Mountcastle, ESQ: Ihat sono
/ one may present him with Colntnolaa
/ blcyele, upon which he can rue ~ m0an1 UateI
/ onr city and visit all the Confederate FeVe-
rams, whom no loves 50 much.
Judge Edmund Waddill That hrs clear lear
ness and directuess and absolute dlsregaru
/ ~ the fact that language was made 10 CON
/ - tJooo Uhan he ls interviewed ON Ro-