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, 1893-02-04
THE AVIS
Christiansted, St. Croix,
Saturday, 4th February 1898.

The first month Of the new year has on the
whole been rather dry, SOM parts Of the
island, it is true, have had 20 lines Of rtin or
more, during the month, but large stretches
in the south west and west have not had more
than 5 or 6 lines. February has, however,
opened we'll. with good showers all through
the island from east to west, but yet with
very little at present along the south side and
in some other places.
AS a topic among planters during the past
fortnight, the sale of the two large properties
River and Castle Bourke, belonging to the
Newton family; has been conspicuousiy to the
front. The two properties, with a large town
lot, having the building occupied by the West
End Club and another building used as a store
upon it, thrown in, were bought for
$50, 600 cash, by Capt. A. j. Blackwood, and
are now added to the large tract of land al
ready controlled by him. The low price at
which these two fine properties have been
solids a cause Of detection with some people,
who see in it a serious sign of the times"
For our part. we believe, that, even with
things as they are, the bargain is a very good
one for the purchaser, who has facilities for
making use of the land which scarcely any
otbere person here can be said to possess.
OF course it is another step in the amalgation
process, which, we fear, will in the end swal-
low no all small estates; but if sugar can be
grown probably in no other way, then it is
better for Santa Cruz that its land should be
worked under a few large concerns 'haa that
it shoald grow up in bush.
The weather isan that could be WISHED 2oE
the crop now being planted for 1894, and the
early planted pieces look very bright and
promising.
, 1893-02-04
P R O G E n G S
OF THE
COLONIAL COUNCIL
FOR ST. CESOIX.

MONDAY, 30th January 1883, p o'clock
noon, the Colonial Council held its 5th Ordi-
nary Meeting, which had been postponed at
the request Of the Government from Monday
l6th instant.
The Members were present with exception
Of 9Th Grown Member (Richter) and LIST
Member for Christiansted (Creagh) who had
notified their inability to attend.
The Governor of the Danish West India
Islands was present.
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and adopted.
l8t Member for Frederiksted Country Dis
trict (Merwin) being present to-day was re
quested to sign tho formalerof oath, which he
did.
The Chairman notified that the Council.
ordinary meeting, which was to have been
held iii the 2lst November last year, was not
held, as there was no business before the
Council.
The Chairman further notified the receipt
Of the following communication from Govern
mont, viz: | dated 10th January 1898, No. 80,
postponing the Councils 5th ordinary meeting
from the 10Th inst. to to-day; 2, 8th Deem
Der 1892, No, 1860, according to which His
Majesty had been pleased by Royal Resolu-
ton of 2nd November l%ast.to sanction Regu-
IationS for the application Of the Legacy Of
The Golden Wedding Day of Their Maiestieo
King Christian TX and Queen Louise. The
communication reads as follows
, 1893-02-04

Ia regard to the rainfall of the past three
days we have been furnished with the follow
ing.igures Christiansted, 1st to End 108 lines;
St. John, End and 3rd, 81 lines Constitution
Hill. 25 lines on End, 5 lines or the 3rd;
Orange Grove, 81 on the LIST, - on the End,
A on the 3rd, in all "a lines Little Primo ess
6 lines on the End. We shall be glad to get
information concerning other places.
, 1893-02-04
UNCLAIMED LETTERS IN FREDERIk.
STED'S POST OFFICE.

Mrs John Benjamin Harris. MIS-. NJ.
Falliposo, Mrs. Josephine Jacobs. Ms,
John Holder, Mrs. John Lewis, Miss Elemola
Maduro.
UNPAID.
Hrs. q. Brown. j. f. Durant, Maria
Daniolson, Nancy Danielsan, Jane I%lultze,
Mary Il. Lotto, John Macintosh. Cathrine
Mckinney, Ed. Mccall.
Frederiksted Post Office, January &lst
1893.
l.. RICHTER.
, 1893-02-04
No. l426

The Colonial Council is hereby officially
informed that on the most submissive Repre-
s%entation Of the Minister Of Finances, His
Majesty was pl as d by a ROYAL Resolution of
29th September last most graciously to sane
cal Year from lst April 1892 to 3lst March
1898, which the Council passed on the 7tir
June this year, but il conformity with 5 81 Of
tious:
, 1893-02-04
i. he Government
Of the Danish
w est Islands.
No. 1860.

Referring to Governments communication
# 18th July a. C., No. $50, the Government
would hereby officially communicate to Tie
Colonial Council for its agreeable information,
that His Majesty the King has been pleased
nv Royal Resolution Of 2na last month to app
prove the following
, 1893-02-04

Government Of
the Danish West India
Islands. st. Thomas.
10Th November 1892.
, 1893-02-04

Oh HOUilOlditOl lOI men NldlG6GltS Ming
Christian the Ninth and Queen Louise's
Golden Wedding Memorial Fund for the bene-
fit of worthy INDECENT persons in st. Croix. .
The original stock Of the Fund, amounting
to 81, 802.05 and at present deposited with the
Colonial Treasury, is to be invested in real
estate or. the Danish West India Islands in
the sans way as the means of minors, and is
never to be detracted from.
Donations that may possibly later accrue
to the fund are to be added to the original
stock. 49,.
The interest of the stock shall be distribut-
ed annually, on the anniversary of Their
Maiesties' Golden Wodding-the Goth Of May
IN portions not exceeding $40 among worthy
INDECENT persons belonging to st. Croix, II
respective of class.
The distribution shall be made by the
Governor Of the Danish West India Islands in
conjunction with 2 gentlemen elected for the
purpose by the Colonial Council.
IS.
The fund is under the ADM nistratlon OF the
Government of the Danish West India Islands
AMI the yearly accounts are to be audited and
decided in the same manner as the accounts
for other funds under the Governments
administration
The Government would add that the means
Of the Legacy have been invested and the
first distribution of Interest can take place on
tbe 10th May 1898.
G. Il. AREADRUP,
, 1893-02-04

Ltmpricht,
The Colonial Council of ST. Croix,
, 1893-02-04
CHARTER

Of Foundation for Their Majostics King
Christian the Ninth and Queen Louiso's
Golden Wedding Memorial Fund for the pene-
fit of worthy INDECENT persons in St. Croix. .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
THE MURDERER OF FOUR PERSONS.
"Doo" Ray. the slayer of the silers and
Mcdonald Sisters.

Special telegram TO the Dspatch.l
RALEIGH. y. c., February 9.-One OF the
notable crimes OF the past year was the
murder Of the Mcdonald sisters, in Moore
county, at their home. II was found that
a negro named Doc Raw was the murderer;
This discovery was made in January, and
Ray was shot dead by four negro deputies
while resisting arrest. A week or two be-
fore he was detected there was another
equally horrible double murder, that OF
Adam SIler and wife, this time IN Chatham
county. tho crime being committed IN
their house az night in precisely the same
rnnnner "a the Mnnnnall murdnr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
The Retreat. AonusI Pound Party.

The regular meeting OF the Board OF Vi
rectors of the Retreat for the Sick was
held Yesterday. and much important bust
ness was transacted. The final arrange
ments for the annual pound party 70 be
held at the institution next Tuesday,
February 18th, were made and reception
committees appointed for each part OF the
dae. The new dining and operating
rooms are Just completed and will be open
70 visitors. A plan was also formulated
by which the united efforts of the board
will enable them TO meet the interest on
the debt incurred in this much;;needed ad-
dition. Furnishing this new dining-room
will be one of the objects of this poun,1,
partv. Ii will begin at ~ NJ. and last until
l0P. NJ. Contributions OF all sorts VIII
be gladly received. Visitors are invited 10
call at the institution. Thirteen charity
patients were reporied as IN the mouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE MEETING.
Reports with Reference to Sanitation and
transportation Matters.

The monthly meeting Of the Board OF
Directors OF the Richmond Chamber Of
Commerce was held yesterday evening at
6 o'clock. There were present Mcssrs.
George l.. Christian tpresidenD, :. III.
HAYES first vice-presidenD. \. w 1ravers
Second vice-president). J. J.. Antrim. f..
III. lissell, l.. ID. Cronshaw. Jr., y. Dsbney
CrenshRw, +. II. Deaue. i. III. Ferguson,
Il. n. NJ. Harrison, f. 4. Jehress. Is. +.
Johnson, Thomas l.. Moore. H. Carter
Scott. H. l.. Staples John Il. West. G.. u.
Wingfeld, !. NJ White, DR., and j. II.
Witty.
Under the head Of reports from standing
committees Mr.. l.. II. Bissell chairman Of
the Committee on Health aud sanitation.
stated that his committee had been giving
"A great deal Of attention 20 certain sub
lects winch were thought 20 come within
their province but as the matters to
which they related would have an .nilu-
encs upon business interests also, and
there were. with one exception. no bust
ness-men on his committee. he moved that
the President of the Chamber appoint
three busineSs-men 20 confer with the
Committee on Health IN references TO these
matters, and report back 10 the board at
its next meeting This motion, after some
discussion by the board, was adopted qua
the committee will bo appointed IN cue
course by the president.
MIR. :. Dabney Cre8shaw chairman OF
the Committee on Outward Trade, SUD
mltted report containing an important
suggestion IN reference 10 further acton
winch they deemed it advisable for the
chamber 20 take III respect 10 the pilot
laws of Virginia, which suggestion was
adopted. He also made a report OF what
had been done IN advocating before the
Committee on James River Improvement
certain measures 70 open the channel OF
james River during the recent stoppage ii
navigation from ice.
mittees. tho secretary laid before the
board communication from the marble
producers of tennessee. which, upon mo-
non of Mr.. :. II. Halves, was referred TO
the Committee ON Mines.
Mcssrs. Teisor a Pollak were elected
mem bers of the chamber.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
Hoods Sarsaparilla
FIsHERmES's SUPPLIES.

HOOPS PILLS are tho best after-dinner
Pills. They assist digestion and cure headache.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
LIFE SECRETS.

Don't worry.
Don't hurry. TOO swift arrives as tardy as
too slow
"simpHfyi" "simplifyl" "simpilfyi
Don't overeat. Don't starve. LET your mo-
Iteration be known 20 all men,
Court the fresh air day and night "Oh' II
you knew what WAS IN the air.
Sleep aud rest abundantly. Sleep Is natures
benedictiOn.
Spend less nervous energy each day than you
make.
Be cheerful "A light heart lives long
THINK only healthful thoughts. AS man
thinseth 10 his heart, so Is he.'
Avoid passion and excitement. moments
anger may be fatal.
Associate with healthy people. Health Is con-
tagious "a well ~ disease.
don't carry the whole world on your shout
ders far less the universe. Trust the Eternal
Watch the first signs Of n coming cold. Nine
tenths Of all diseases start with cold.
IT, at any time, you feel chilly, II you sneeze II
you have cold hands or feet, IL your head seems
heavy or aches. take at once the best and purest
stimulaut you can secure. There are many that
arc claimed 10 be- good sdmulauts, but there Il
only one that IL strictly reliable and possesses
the best qualities, aud that is Duuys Pure Malt
WhskeY.
THIS wniskey has made more friends by rea-
son Of what n has done for people than any other
preparation of tho present day. Do Nc. let your
druggist or grocer argue with you upon this sub
iecf but insist upon having the puteet and best,
which Will aid you 70 solve LIES Secrets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
DEATHS.

BEAL.-Died. Thursday, a. T.. NJ, OF
membranous Group. CHARLEY l., only
son of Charles II. and Matte j. Beal; agel
3 years and IL months. o,,-
Funeral from his parents residence, 2li7
yenable street, TODAY friday at i:JO
y. NJ. Burial at Hollywood.
HANCOCK.-Died Thursday, the 9th
instant. at 9 A. NJ. at her residence; 25C3
east Marshall street. FANNIE T.. HAN,
COCK. daughter Of the late Augustus ana
Sarah Duval Hancock.
The funeral will take place from Lelgn-
Street Baptist church THIS ltuday) Ar {;
TERNOON at $3.50 o'clock. FRIENDS ana
acouantances requested 10 attend
JACOB.-Died, at No. - south Fifth
street. February 9, 1893, Mrs. q. +. "a
COB. relict OF b. A. Jacob, III the 10Th
year of her age.
nary Methodist Episcopal church THIS
FRIDAY AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock.
Friends of the family are respectfully IN
vlted 10 attend.
McCOURT. Died at the residence OF
her brother-,n-law. Michael Mason, 1907
Nenable street. Wednesday evening, Janu-
ary sth, at Has o'clock, Mrs. MARY Nc
COURT.
Funeral will take place at 81. Patrick
church SATURDAY MORNING at 9 o'clock
with a requiem mass.
Newark q. d. papers please copy.
MCDONALD. Died, in this city, Thurs.
day, February 9, 1898, AZ 10 +. 81, Mrs;
CAROLINE NJ. MCDONALD. wife OF
Acknowledgement james Mcdonald.
SOUTHERN Died, at the residence OF
her husband, 3l7 north lwenty-seVehth
street. Thursday morning, February p
1898. at five minutes past o'clock, Mrs.
CALLIE H., wife of Mr.. II. L. W. South
! ern. ,,e, l,,-.,-
Funeral will take place THIS FRIDAY
| AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock from ~. John
! Protestant Episcopal church. he.atlV9s
and friends respectfully invited to attend.
vEST.-Died. Thursday night. February
! 9th. at II O'Clock. OF the residence OF hl7
| grandmother. No. 81 north Twenty
seventh street, DAVID L. VEST.
Funeral notice hereafter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
BALTIMORE
HNLrIMORE LIyE-srOCk MAEkEI.

BiLUYoR1. ND. February 9.-be"t Cattle:
Market moro active, with light offerings ana
I5r. iyance IN values; best Dceyes, 81 ttJbff.
generally rated nrst quality. 4'6aJlt.. me-
dunn. ai,a4a.r.: ordinary, 2a3ilc.: most ralr-
al from . ,aJi4c. Receipts 90 mead; sal'..
$50 head.
Receipts Of speeD and lambs, l,f16 henl.
Sheep, 3ai3,c., lambs, il9a6,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
THE RICHMoND DIsPATCH-FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1898.

stolen the money. part OF which she had
spent. Both women were sent to the granu
Jury OF the Hastings Court and placed ~
Jail in default OF $500 security each LOT
twelve months.
Maggie Hirshberg (colored), who was up
for feloniously striking Mittie Gray with
a block of wood, was discharged because
OF her sickness and the trivial nature Oh
the attack upon Mittie.
George Dempsey. white man who was
released from jail the other day on the
condition that be should leave the city al
once. was brought again before the JUS
tice "a suspicious character. He was
discharged with the admonition that De
was TO leave these parts forthwith. q,
John Branch. a colored teamster charged
with cruelty TO animals by overlooking ms
mule. was discharged. it being proved
that the load upon his cart was not larger
than the law admits, but that the auadru-
ped was smaller. or rather too small to Dear
l..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Cash quotations: Flour dull AM unchanged.
Ne. spring and raj wheat. zoe Ne. @corl, if.
40. oats, 3llia3li2s Pork, slS.7jasiNSfis.
Lard sl2.25 Ribs-Sldes. tl0.25aBl0.3o. by
sailed shoulders. sns5teasio. ~hor.-clear -idr=.
Sl0.hOasIO.S1. Mnlrkoy. slla.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
sMlNnLlNe CASES MOI HEARD.
They win Re Examined This Morning
Women Sent 10 the Grand Jury.

There was large and disappointed
audience at the Police Court YESTERDAY
morning. 1t was generally expected that the
mon claiming TO DO A. }. Zimmerman ana
A. 4. Marion. who were brought back
from Lexington by Sergeant A. NJ. Tom
hnson on warrants charging them win
swindhng, would be given q preliminary
hearing. but owing 10 the lateness OF their
arrival in the city their cases were not called
and the men will remain at the Second
Police station, unless bailed, until TINS
morning. when the examination will be
gone into. ia.
dav morning was that of Mamie Penn and
gosie futile (colored), charged with steal
ing a pocket-book containing STOPS from
Mrs 81. Wilder. The women went TO Mrs.
W,Ider,s residence on Wednesday to see
abont renting some rooms in her back
ward. and when they had gone the lady
missed her purse which was. when the
sirls entered, lying upon the mantel in her
Chamber. Charges were preferred against
them. aud Josie futile admitted having
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

y. Owens, plaintia IN error. rs. Norfolk and
Western Railroad COMPANY. In error to
Circuit Court. Western District CT Viz
gina at Abingdon. Case continued 20
May term. record 70 be printed and de-
post for costs to be made by May list.
c. II. Hartman 4 Co., appellants, e.
Thomas Stead It al. Appeal from Circuit
Court of West Virginia at Charleston.
Order for reargument at the May term.
Leicester Piano Company. appellants, rs.
Front Royal and Riverton Improvement
Company Appeal from Circuit Court
Western District Of Virginia at Harrison.
burg. Case argued by Willoughby Il Will
loughby, OF Washington, for appellant,
and Marshall Mccormick and ). 5. Turner,
EsQs., of Front ROYAL, Va. and submitted.
Cbief-Justice Fuller has returned to
Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

FEBRUARY 9.-No auction offerings On Change
to-day . n
nllers, 81 darks, 80; cutters-totai, i2' hoss-
Internal revenue collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, s5,64S.Sl; tobacco, s3,fI2.3o-to-
Dark loose sales: Crenshaw's Warehouse.
1915 pounds highest, So shockoe ware
house, Ii, 22i pounds; highest 500
To-day's bright sales were an improvement
over Yesterdays In quantity, with prices holding
10 strong. The nllers and smokers were lnoro
evenly distributed. ,
strength throughout. s.,..
Io-InOrrows break will be large Que. saios
tomorrow OF uright. -, .v,or.
To-day's sales even over.oppei all previous
high prices OF this season. 49,. Nh. a
lac following actual quotations from pas,s
Crsgory's Warehouse shows tse driit oi pHees
Tor several sectious by crops:
VI. j. Yancey, Eastern North caroi'na-os' o.
AZ, 40, and 2Jc. a., a. % ox -.
04c. - xo.,s c..,,,n.4a
a0- AZ. 80. SO, 81, and 24c.
Mr. lanes. OF Eastern North Carolina-4o. -,
40. IA. as. "a, IA, 80, 81, 20, rs, aud yjc.
j. j. Thom psoa, GreenviIie county. y. c.--di'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
VIRGINIA AT CHICAGO.
Progress on the MI. Vernon Buliding-
The Question of Funds.


Colonel A. :. Buford, president of the
Board % Norld's-tair Managers OF Nlr-
clnia. YESTERDAY received the following let
ter from DR.. John :. Apperson, executive
business commissioner
"CHcAGo. February 7, 1898.
MY Dear Sir.--Your telegram Just TO
hand. Mr.. Hotzcaw will. as you author
ne begin the work on the annex buildings
Mt once. The main building Is rapidly
progressing TO completion. hope 70 get
"A few bids on electric wiring for the build
ING. so that Captain Rogers can have some
Guide III this matter. spent all the morn
Inr out on the grounds, but suffered IN
tensely from the cold. The mercury has
been below zero all day, though the sun
is shining brightly. Very considerable
damage has been done TO the buildings by
snow aad ice. ours seems TO nave STOOD
the test very well. ..
"To-morrow l shall make my last visits
~ the departments in reference 10 the
several matters we have before them spe-
cially before gong home. Hope to leave
here Thursday morning.
Our people, If they expect Virginia 10
appear as she should, must be more LIBERAL
IN regard 10 means"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
Yesterday In the Hastings Court.

These were The cases tried IN the Hust-
ings Court yesterday :,
Thomas Branch. HOUSEKEEPING, grand
larceny. and petit larceny. five cases III al.
He was sent to jail for twenty-one months
and fifteen days on the charges.
Henry Payne. convicted of carrying con-
cealed weapons, was fined so.
John Thomas alas Jim Dudley, charged
with stealing $50 worth Of harness, the
property of II. CLAY Chamblin, was coz
victed and sent to the penitentiary for one
year. o.,
Joseph sutton, charged with petit lar
ceny. was sent 10 jail for three months;
W. II. Coleman, charged with petit lar
ceny. was sent to jail for thirty days. =,
Robert Brown playing policy. was fned
s.. sent 10 iail for one day. and required
to give bond for his good behavior Tor
twelve months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

The soclable at Venable-Street Baptist
church on Wednesday night was most
delightful affair. There was large auul-
enre present. tine exercises were of very
interesting character, and On elegant sup
uer was served. The choir rendered excel
lent music. and interesting addresses were
made by Rev. Preston Nash, Rev. Messrs'
KIRK and Williams, aud Messrs. Flanagan.
Hart, and Wright. Of Richmond College
Messrs. Pearman. Cartwright. SeparE'
Wood. and Others. and AN efficient commit
fee OF ladies' were all attentive TO their
Guests. Rev. Mr.. Van Deruenter VIII
preach at this church ncXt Sunday morn
ING and night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

PORT Or RICHMOND, fkbKVAki " 40
ARRIVED.
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Tho rortrnit of BS I'd.

Alavor Ellyson has approved the resolu-
tiou OF the Council appointing commit
tee to have painted lIfe-alzcd portrait or
MILAN Byrd. founder of Richmond. TO Toe
lunc upon the walls of the new City ian,
and 10 have repaired and regilded the pc
lures which now adorn the walls Oh 'he
Council chamber.
Mr. Dickcrson. chairman Of the commit
ten has called "A meeting Tor next NodneS-
dav evening at C:3O o'clock IN the Council
chamber The portraits in the Council
chamber to be repaired are those Of George
Washington. LAFAYETTE Cmei Justice John
Marshall, aud Christopher Columbus.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
nnn,h nj NIrs. snnthern.

Mrs. Calie II. Southern, wife Of Mr.. II;
F. ". Southern. "A prominent Mason and
knight Tcmplar. died yesterday morning
AT sos O'Clock az her residence, No. 81
north Twenty street. HE De
ceased who had been Ill Tor long time
vas the daughter al the late James Slnton.
VINO 40 long lived at the corner of Frank
I'm and Eighteenth streets. She was a Sis
fer of Mrs. Jonn +. Mayer. Her suiierlngs
during the latter part of her sickness were
great but were borne with Christian tortl-
tude. 90.
Mrs. Southern was member OF ST.
Johns Episcopal church ana beloved by
all who knew rer. The funeral VIII TAKE
Mace from old St Johns church at 3
,'clork tins afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10
VIII Go to the inauguration.

Old Dominion Democratic Club met last
night and determined definitely 20 attend
In a body the Inauguration OF Mr.. Cleve.-
land next month. The matter evoked
much discussion, and considerable entbu-
siasn over the proposed trip was mani
rested. Each member of the club will de:
fray his own expenses. and some sort OF
uniform, which has not yet been decided
upon, will be worn. The Old Dominion
expects 10 carry number which will re-
fleet credit upon it as Democratic organ
iZation.
At the next meeting, which will be held
next Thursday Light, members desiring to
90 20 Washington will hand in their names.
The club will give ITS annual musical en-
tertainment early in the spring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-10

Ex-senator J. Marshall McCormicK, ol
clarke. aud Hon. smith Turner, Of War
rem. have been IL tho city :or several GAYS
m attendanc. upon the session OF the Olr-
emit Court Of Appeals. Both of these gen,
tlcmcn express the belief that Colonei
O'Frrall viii be nominated 'Or Governor,
If such Is the case Ar. turner WIZ oe
formidsbl, candidate for Congress from
ne seventh District. Hon. A. Moore, IT,,
~ Clarke. who was a useful member OF the
uouse OF Delegates few sessions back'
viii also enter the congressional race.
Tnere was some seven or more aspirah's
tor O'Ferrairs place IN the lower house.