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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-19
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"Ioanthe" Will be followed by Patience"
and in the meantime great preparations are
being made for the production OF don Juan
lad no." in which the popular favorite Oracle
Plalsted, will make her temperance.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-19

stage TO become business manager of the COM
pany. Waller Gale will return 10 the organiZa-
ton ana play his original part of Happy Jack.
the Tramp.
The warden of the church at Stratford- on
Avon, where Shakespeare's body IS entOmbed
mas got himself into trouble by selling the doors
for old lumber.
The property of Effie Ellsler is said to have
been sold by the Sheriff in Cleveland recently
for $1,000.
OF all the stupid criminal acts of a stupid
criminal Congress that is the worst which wa
decid on last week, says a New York ex.
change. 1t practically abolishes the copyright
that the dramatiss and cent managers and
actors of the country demand and allows the
play pirates to 20 about their dirty work I'M
scathed. The man who steals pair of boots
may be thrown into prison, but the man VINO
steals play that has cost months perhaps
years of work may 90 and steal another.
George Bernard Shaw of the London World,
the author of "Arms and the Man." is face
tiously called the Jaeger flannel critic"
owing to his habit OF going about in flannel
shirt. Mr.. Shaw is just now busy telling his
doubtful critics that he wrote the much dis
puted play that Richard Mansfield is TO pro-
duce next season \ perfect seriousness. Amer
lean critics should bear this In mind.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-08-19

To swallow gudgeons ere they're catched
And count their chickens ere they're Matched
Buffers "HudibraSn part IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
A MERITORTOUS MEAsURE.
Keepers of Hotels and Boarding Houses
TO be Benefited by IT.

A very meritorious measure has been
passed by the two houses Of the Legisla-
ture during the very last hours Of the
session. 1t was a bill for the protection
OF keepers of hotels and boarding-houses.
The bill provides that persons who leave
hotels and boarding houses without pay
ing their bills shall be prosecuted if the
intention is proven that they had the de-
sign to cheat. When convicted such per-
sons shall be fined not exceeding $50 OF
sent 10 jail for not exceeding three
months or both
The bill. which will benefit all the keep
crs Of hotels and boarding houses in Nir-
gnia, was drawn by Mr. Bendheim OF
Alexandria. after consultation with Col
onel Archer. Of the Exchange and Ballard
House. The two gentlemen considered the
existing law OF the States Of Missouri.
Illinois. New York, and Massachusetts,
and engrafted the best features OF these
laws in this bill
The measure had been reported from
the committee i'm the House some time
ago, but for some reason whenever Mr..
Bendheim endeavored to call up his bill
Tor action by the House it was passed by.
only yesterday afternoon the patron sue
ceeded in inducing the House TO consider
the bill. and it was passed without any
discussion. It was at ooct sent 10 the
Senate, and that body considered the
measure al the evening session. Senator
Morris, OF Albemarle. who misunderstood
the provisions Of the bill. was instru-
mental In having it defeated. but an after
thought induced the Senate TO reconsider
the vote and TO pass the measure
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07

The Governor Recommends the Appoint
ment of n Com sion.

The Governor yesterday sent TO the
General Assembly a special message rela-
tive to the final adjustment OF the State
debt Of Virginia in connection with the
certificates known as the West virginia
certificates.
Governor O'Ferral reviews the Act Of
1901. known as the Funding Act. UNI
der which Virginia assumed two-thirds
Of the debt contracted prior to 1861, by
the entire State, and after referring 10
the provision in the act in regard 70
the issuing Of certain certificates. says:
Now. il is very clear - my mind, I'M
der the provisions of this act, a settle
ment with West Virginia was contem-
plated. and that the creditors should re-
ceive whatever amount should be found
10 be due the State Of Virginia on that
settlement ] think is beyond dispute.
"Who was to make this settlement?
Virginia. Of course. No other party could
make IT.
"By a proper construction Of the act.
in my opinion. her obligation TO make
settlement with West Virginia became
part of her contract with the creditors
who were surrondering their old bonds
and accepting from Virginia her new
bonds. for two-thirds Of the debt and GER
tihcates as aforesaid for the remaining
one-third.
1T was. IL seems TO me. as fully a part
Of the contract that Virginia would effect
a settlement with West Virginia. as that
she would give her bond for two-thirds
Of the debt.
II would therefore respectfully recon-
mend the appointment of a commission
TO treat with West Virginia on the
subject indicated taking care in no event
TO bind Virginia expressly or implicitly
for any amount. save and except such
amount as may be found due from West
Virginia as her part of the debt OF the
State. contracted while the territory en-
braced within her boundaries was part
Of Virginia. and protect fully Nirgina's
interests the adjustment might be made
subject to the ratification and approval
of her General Assembly at its next
session.
II am aware the present session Of
the General Assembly has reached its
constitutional limit. but it can be OK
tended for a brief period. without, /
hope, any serious Inconvenience to its
members, and ] believe such an extern
sion for the purpose indicated would be
regarded as a patriotic act, fraught with
much good 10 the Commonwealth"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
DIR. JOSEPH 4. WHITE HURT.
HIS Horse Falls Upon Him While on Fox
Chase ia Che-terfield

rumor reached the city yesterday.
end spread with remarkable rapidly. that
DIR. Joseph A. White had been danger
ously hurt while returning from fox
hunt in Chesterfield yesterday morning.
AS matter of fact. DR.. White was only
slightly hurt, his injuries consisting mere
~ OF some rather painful bruises When
seen last night Dr. Isaiah White. who is
In attendance upon the injured man,
stated that no bones were broken, and
that Dr. White was sitting up in his
room.
The accident was narrow escape. how
ever. and Is the second OF the kind which
has befallen DIR. White Of late.
IL was near the Belle Isle saw-mill that
the accident happened. A large tree had
been broken by the wind and blown over
on the ground near the road one of the
riders jumped the tree successfully, and
Or. White started on TO accomplish the
same feat with his steed, which is pro-
nOunced one Of the finest jumpers in this
section. The Doctor headed his horse for
the tree where it was over five feet from
the ground. The animal hesitated at FIRST,
but being urged again attempted the leap.
landed its front feet on the tree and fell
10 one side upon its rider. Friends ran
to the Doctors assistance and helped him
up. DR. Thomas Cheatham, Of Chester
field, and DR.. Charles l.. Siegel, Of Rich
mond, who were i'm the party. made an
examination Of the injured man and did
everything possible for his relief and COM
fort II was found that no bones were
broken, but he was badly bruised and
had to be taken home i'm a spring wagon,
which was obtained at a farmhouse near
by.
The chase was under the auspices Of
the Deep-Run Hunt Club. Of Richmond,
and the pleasure Of the day was married
only by the accident mentioned above.
The Richmond riders enjoyed break
fast at the home Of Major Otway Allen
about o'clock. Thence they proceeded
to MIR. Taylor's residence. in Chester
field. and were there joined by Messrs
J. ID. Mathews. j. +. Bradley. II. :.
Bradley. Richard Taylor. William HiX,
T. F.. Woodfn. and Or. Cheatham. pro-
ceeding up the Broad-Rock road for about
three miles.
The flock consisted Of twenty-sx dogs
four belonging 10 Mr. Taylor. four to
Mr.. Woodfn, eight 10 DR.. Cheatham.
and ten to Mr. Hix. They started a fox
and followed the trail for about four
miles, when the dogs ran into a flock Of
wild turkeys, which got them off the
track for a short time. but they soon
were after Reynard again and were MAX
ing it lively when they jumped a large
doe. which ran within a few yards OF
some of the riders The fox-trail was
again lost. and. after getting the dogs
together the riders started home when
the accident 10 DR.. White occurred.
Among the Richmond riders were:
Messrs. Otway Allen, Byrd Warwick.
Byrd Warwick. Jr.. 5. II. Handbook. w.
NJ. Leathly, T.. l.. Davidson. Graham Hob
son. George Lee. William Rcuger J. Il.
Turpin, \. II. Thiermann, Or. j. \.
White. Dr. Triton, MIR. Ringer, and Miss
Irene Langhorne.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07

any person vhomsoever. except where IL
TX distinctly provided by this ACT aug
onlcial ballot or any copy, or any -
siinile or the same, or any lnioi nia''o
ABOUT the same, or shall counterie'. ~
sttempt TO counterfeit the same sha',
De deemed guilty OF a misdemcanor, anu
upon conviction thereof. shall DC nheo
nVe hundred dollars. and imprisoned Il,
jail SIX months. II shall be the DUTY "
the Judges OF election 10 see that ,i's
provisions Of this act are strictly carried
out.
How Constable Can he Removed.
The said special constable may he re-
moved by said electoral board or by SAID
judges OF election at their pleasure. and
a successor for him may be appointed
Immediately. And when any such con-
stable falls TO attend punctualy at inc
opening OF the polls at any precinct, the
judges OF election at such precinct, or
majority OF them. may select some quail
fed voter from those present, who, after
taking an oath to be administered by
one of the said judges. 10 faithfully per-
form the duties Of said Office, shall have
same powers to act end be under like
penalties as said special constable APP
pointed by said electoral board.
s cretary'- Duie-.
The secretary Of said electoral board
shall keen in his sole custody the seal
or stamp Of said board. and In a sealed
package. to be opened only i'm the pres
ence Of the electoral board, and the judge
of the county or corporation court when
I'm the discharge Of their duty as pre-
scribed i'm section seven aforesaid.
The cost Of conducting an election I'M
der this act shall be paid by the super
visors out Of the general county levy.
All acts or parts Of acts I'm conflict
with this act or any section thereof are
hereby reDoaicd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07

Lovers OF elegant Handker-
chiefs. this Is your chance
All the 55c. kind for 3Jc.: 3
for al
All Of Walkers SOC. En-
broidered Handkerchief for
&c. including the finest
linens.
All OF Walkers IS and pc.
Embroidered Swiss Handker-
chiefs at choice Of i5c.
All of Walkers ~ and &c.
Embroidered Handkerchief.
and there are about 5001 OF
them. for i0c. choice.
Come prepared to buy large
ly. You cannot resist them.
Linen Art Fringes, 6l4c. a
yard.
Beautiful Stamped Shams.
&C. each.
soc. Stamped Buffet Scarfs.
open work. BIC.
1000 Of Walkers Sailor Col
lars for children.
CSC. Lace Edge Collars &c.
CSC. Hamburg Collars re.
soc. Irish loint Collars &c.
Alloyer Hamburg Collars.
2lc.
Four styles soc. Silver Metal
Frames. 2jc.
Infants Embroidered Sursh
Silk Caps. 25c.
Infants Hand-Tucked. Full
Neck Null Caps. embroidered
ties. SOC. Walkers price 81.
Smyrna Rug Mats. frInged.
pattern like cut. 29c. each.
Walkers price SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
Wen OF Muscle

The association hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association building was filled
with large and interested audience last
night. who witnessed a most successful
exhibition by the gymnasium class. The
young athletes acquitted themselves IN
an admirable manner, and Prof Schatzel
has every reason TO be proud Of his class
The following programme was we'll OK
ecuted, but No 3 Is deserving Of special
mention for excellence Of work:
/. Dumb bell drill; . school fencing.
.. Indian club swinging. Mr.. v. 4.
Haskell; 4. class work on side horse and
parallel bars. by the class; :. fencing
Mr.. Edward Stoddard and Prof \. Schat-
gel: 4. tumbling. Messrs. j. X PAYNE
and Herman kindervater: Z. slack wire
walking. Mr.. Harry Cardoza: :. Indian
club Juggling. Prof Wallace h. Laughton.
3 table acts, Messrs. r. u. Richardson
w. h. Davis, and $. ID. Carter: 10. high
kicking. Mr.. Jack Blake. Prof. Schatzel
and others; II. heavy gymnastics Chori,
zontal barr, special work by leaders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07

Hearth size Smyrna Rugs
$3.50 kind for sl.59.
Venetian Stair Carpet, i7c.
Walkers price 25c.
Infants Long Cream Cloaks,
embroidered capes and skirts,
9gc.
All-Wool Cream Cashmere
Cloaks. G-inch wide embroide-
~ on cape and skirt. s2.is.
Smaller lots SIl0 TO 80 each,
Satteen Waists. solid black
figured. double rufilo. &c,
Walkers price Sl.25.
Finest Black Henrietta Sat
teen Waists. Csc, Walker s
price sl75.
Red Satfeen Waists with
capes. braided. ssc. Walker i
price $40.
Lonsdale Bleached Cotton,
the best made for ladies' I'M
derwear, 61.c. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
Just a Word About
RichmOnd'S Greatest Sale.

A stock so vast and varied
cannot be turned into cash IN
a single day or week. nor can
10 be done without most extra
ordinary values. Our hpn-
dreds Of thousands OF bargain
sparks have electrified the
country.
From the first moment OF
the sale we have done a great
and overshadoving business.
The tlrst week We had a crowd.
the second week we had a jam.
and since then customers nav 9
been coming IN such over
whelming numbers that hun
dreds of extra salespeople
have found employment.
n the silks. in the Dress
Goods, in the Linens, the
Hosiery. the Gloves. the Wrap
Iers IL Is hard TO be sure
where the throngs are thick
est. One thing Is piain--th'
greatest good cheer prevails
everywhere. The KEY of II a
is the extra big moneys worth
OF desirable goods. " neither
money is tight with YOU or no
IL Is pleasant TO have a doIai
buy about as much as w.
would IN the ordinary course
OF trade
But look down the price list
See the window display. VISIT
the sale. Examine the goods
Remember that 10 advertise
men; can tell you the half OF
what Is here ready for your
eyes.
Pure China Silks. 25c. yard.
Light Blue China Silks. &c.
yard.
Pink China Silks. 2ic. yard.
Red China Silks. 25c. yard.
Green China Silks, 2jc.
yard. go,
Black and White China Silks,
Csc. yard.
Blue aud White China Silks.
25c. yard
Cream China Silks. 25c. yard.
yellow nina ilks. sc yard.
Green and Black China silks.
2jc. yard.
II patterns Figured China
Silks. 25c. yard.
sl.j0 Colored Satin Ouch
esse. SSc.
All-Silk Scotch Plaid Surahs.
5Sc.
All Silk Cream Crepe de
Chine. 39c.
Black All-Silk Crepe de
Chine. 39c.
Nile Green Silk Bengaline,
3qc.
Lavender Silk Bensaline.
SOC.
Pink Silk Bengaline. goo.
$3.50 Black Crystal Benga
5000 yards Cream Point
Lace She. Walker 5 price l0c'
THE LACES
have been added to by the
following;
200 yards nc. Cream Point
Regina Lace for 2lac
SO yards l,c. patterns Tor
3bc.
zoo yards e0c. patterns for sc.
These. together with tho 10.
1915. Il. q, 70, IS. and ssc.
values are creating a iuroro.
Don't miss the DC. Hamburg
Embroidery counter
Cucumber Soap. &c. cake. the
greatest skin beautiher yet
produced. really being an i'm
proyement OF the Butiermllk
Chenille Piano Covers. y.
yards long aud = wide. $500
Walkers price g..
B wards long. SL9S walker
price $3.50.
Perfect Floor Mating. fame
check, iO-yard roll for sS.9s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
They Want the Bsst.

''The people OF this vicinity insist IN
having Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
do not want any other says John "
Bishop OF Portland Mills. Ind. Thar T.,
right. They know II TO be superior To-
any other for colds and as n preventfvs
and cure for Group. ana why should ihe<,
not insist upon having it? Fifty cent hof,
Ties for sale by Owens * Minor Dru,
Co. y. NJ. Slaughter. T.. u. Reeves q
Co, and II. G. Forstmann. druggists.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
Concert. Theatre ami Ball.

The nrst grand concert. theatre. and
ball by Schiller Lodge. No. l3a. i. O. O. p.
was given at Sanger Hall last night. and
a very large crowd enjoyed the entertain
ment which proved a conspicuous sue
cess. A delightful musical programme
was rendered, after which the Terpsi-
choreans glided about the han 10 the
dreamy strains Of waltz gems and the
inspiring notes Of spirited polkas unit: n
late hour. The committee on arrange
ments were Messrs. +. Metzger. Charles
Pohlig. ). Scheer. and Charles Gloss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
FOR THE FIRST TINE
THESE HANDKERCHIEfS

are offered, and they will Gre
ate a sure sensation.
Hemstitched White Lava
Handkerchlefs. 3iec. Walker s
price &c.
Sheer Union Linen All White
Corded and iiemStitched. &C..
4 for 25c. Walkers price lie,
each.
All-Linen Irish manufac.
ture. i-inch hemstitch. l2lsc.
Walkers price PFC.
About i2.n0O of Walkers iOc,
handkerchief comprising
braided. embroidered. hem.
stitched-sli white and color.
ed-for sc. each.
About 800 OF Walkers mos'
elegant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07

The paid-up stock OF the Commercial
Building and Loan Association pays 5
per cent. For full Information and
Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07

Private fire alarm boxes have been put
i'm the following places: 7l6 A. Hoen <
CO., Twelfth and Bank; u.s. Crystal Ice
Co, Twentieth and Dock streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
~lDatHtnHpa1~

with brass ends and rings and
brackets. iic. eacn.
Also Si7 pairs Walkers Lace
Curtains on sale at 81 for 3le
yards iong-Sl ~. S2.fs. and
upwards.
loo psirs Brass Curtain
Chains. &c. pair.
,Cc. Dotted Figured Swiss.
lsc. yard
Imitation China Silk Draps-
Tres 40 inches wide, s,sc.
yard.
IS different patterns Plain
and Check Zephyr GiDghams.
] the &c. quality for SIC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07

ganized in Alexandria and Lynchburg
or Danville. The league will not formal
ly open until May LIST, thus giving plenty
Of time for securing two more clubs. The
games In this city will be played at
Island Park. Mr.. Sullivan thinks this
will be more suitable place than Forest
Hill Park. though he believes IL park
we're made in the West-End it would pay
better.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
Manchester Not In IL.

Mr. Sullivan further stated that the
reason Manchester would not be in the
league was because I'm the organization OF
the league that city had endeavored 10 as
sumo entire control, and being unable
TO do this. it had branched of with
Petersburg, and new club to be formed
In this city. and had organized a Tri-
city league. The new State league will
come under the protection Of the Nation
al League, and will also play by its
rules. Like the National League 1t VIII
also offer protection TO its players.
IL would seem from the conflicting
staten ents on the part Of the two repre-
srntatives that here il deal OF oppo-
sition by the competitive delegates. and
that they have gotten things into q beau
tiful muddle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
READ OF THE NEW GOODS OPENED TO-DAY.
THESE RIBBONS

lHkSk Klb5UNS
are warranted all pure silk,
Notwithstanding the ridi-
culous low prices.
BLACK MORE RIBBONS.
2l4-inch wide. isi5c. Walk
er's price 25c.
gs4-inch wide. nc. Walkers
price 3jc.
3-inch wide. i9c. Walkers
price &c.
50 iuch wide. CSC. Walkers
price soc.
VERY Best
SATIN RIBBONS.
not every color. but almost.
for dress. millinery. and
fancy work.
No. 3 for &c. Walkers price
Zoe.
No. : for Sc. Walkers price
,i6c.
No. 3 for icc. Walkers prico
lie.
No. ~ for igy.c. Walkers
price orc.
No. IS for i5c. Walkers price
25c.
ALL-SILK. SATIN-EDGE
GROS-GRAIN RIBBONS
No. 3 for SIC. Walkers price
No. : for i5ec, Walkers price
&c.
No. . for &c. Walkers price
l2ilc.
No. y for &c. Walkers price
i5c.
No. l6 for DC. Walkers price
nc.
No. % for ioc. Walkers price
poe.
SOC. Spangle Jet Trimming,
l9c
Refer size Smoke Pearl
Buttons. i5c.-yalue 25c.
Children's Chain Dress But
tons. gold plate. nc.
The raging style Hair Orpa-
ments.
The a5c STYLES for isc.
= he SOC. styles for 2ic.
Boys Naval Caps. i9c.
Real lisle Hose. boot pat
terms. light tops. 2oc.
Hsnd-painted China Earth
Eggs. i0c.
Full Garter Web, &c. piece.
Best Solid Silk Garter Web.
i2lsc piece.
Don't miss the ieI{c. Swiss
Embroidery counter.
Curative Soap. &c. cake.
l3of Walker ; Lace and Mull
Pattern Hats Tor children,
worth from e3.j0 to e..
Walkers COrnice Poles
cherry. oak. walnut, ash. or
G bony, Just like cut.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
A Constable at the Polls.

city shall appoint for each voting pre-
cinct therein one special constable. who
shall be a conserVator OF the peace. and
shall be specially charged with enforcing
the provisions Of this act having all the
powers OF constable. and for such ser
vices he shall be allowed one dollar per
day lie shall have the power Of arrcsting
upon the verbal order or warrant Of the
Judges Of election. or a majority Of them,
Of the precinct TO which he Is appointed,
any person who is offending or attempt
ing 10 violate any of the provisions of
this act or disturbing the peace and the
person 50 arrested shall be taken as soon
as possible before a justice of the peace,
having cognizance Of the offence and
be then proceeded against under the
general laws Of the State. At the re-
quest Of any elector in the voting booth
who may be physically or educationally
unable TO vote. the said special con-
stable. who shall be an honest and dis
Greet man, who can read and write
may render him assistance by reading
the names and offices In the ballot. and
point out 10 him names that he wishes 10
strike out. or otherwise aid him In pre-
pairing his ballot. In case said elector be
blind, said special constable shall prepare
said ballot for said elector in accordance
with the instructions OF said elector Be
fore entering upon the duties OF his office
the said special constable shall take an
oath TO faithfully perform the duties
thereof. and for corrupt violation OF
the same he shall be deemed guilty of
a misdemeanor, and be fined not less than
$500 and be imprisoned not less than one
nor more than twelve months In Jail
No Crowds at the Polls.
IL shall not be lawful upon the day
or election for persons 10 congregate and
crowd upon the public highways within
one hundred feet OF any OF the voting
places. and any person violating the
provisions OF this section shall. npon
conviction thereof. pay q fine OF twenty
five dollars or be confined In Jail not
exceeding ten days. Any member of the
electoral board. the printer who shall
print the official ballots provided for by
this act, any judge Of election or any
other person who shall give or sell 10 |
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
A Defaced Ballot.

Should any ballot be unintentionally
or accidentally defaced. or in any way
rendered unit for voting by. such elector
the elector shall deliver said defaced
ballot TO the judges of election and
receive another upon taking an oath that
the DETACHMENT Of the ballot hrst de
livered to him was not done for the pur-
pose Of defacing said official ballot. Any
person swearing falsely TO such fact shall
be deemed guilty OF perjury.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07
Two Minutes and n Half.

No elcctor shald be allowed by the judge
~ election TO remain i'm said voting booth.
provided I'm this act. more than two and
one-half minutes. TO the obstruction Of
other electors desiring 10 vote. Said
Judges OF election shall cause any cleo
tor attempting TO occupy said voting
booth for a longer time TO require and
surrender his ballot. and he shall not
again be allowed to receive an official
ballot. unless. in the discretion of the
Judges of election, another opportunity to
vote will not delay or hinder other cleo
tors
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-07

every election the secretary OF
decto'al board shall deliver 10 the
=, 80 or Judge OF election the package
Vn'eisl ballots for. that precinct, taking