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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
ANDERSON THE NAN.
WINS IN THE FIGHT FOR AoJUTANT.
GENERAL OF VIRGINIA.
sketch OF His Military Career-Dr. Harri-
son Surgeon to the Penitentiary-
Other Appointments.

Governor O'Ferrall gave out his irst
batch of appointments yesterday. that OF
Brigadier- General Charles y. Anderson to
the position OF Adjutant- General, being
the most important one on the list
1t became known early in the afternoon
that his Excellency had reached his de-
cision In this contest, whidh has been a
very interesting one, and has attracted
widespread attention, and there was
great rejoicing among the friends OF the
popular officer upon whom the honor was
bestowed.
il is doubtful whether In his whole ad-
n,inistration Governor OFerrall will have
a more delicate question To decide than
this one was. He had such excellent ma
terial from which TO choose that 1t was
exceedingly difficult for him to determine
whom to appoint. With such splendid
men and gallant soldiers as General Dab
ney H. Maury, Colonel G.. Percy Hawes,
| Captain Philip Haxall, and others In the
! field, the task Of picking out one was a
! perTlexing one.
1t had been apparent since the inaugd-
| ration that the friends of General Ander-
son were much more active In his behalr
| than were those OF any OF the other
| asplrants. Committees OF influential gen.
tlemen called on his Excellency every
day. and the endorsement thus given him
| could not have been surpassed.
ALREADY IN HARNESS.
General Anderson has been dlscharging
the duties of Adjutant-General since Oc-
| tober s. 1888, when, owing TO the con-
tinued Illness OF General Mcdonald, he
was commissioned by Governor Mckinney
as acting AdJutant- General. Upon the
death of General Mcdonald General An
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
MANY SMALL CASES.
Yesterday Busy Day In the Husting-
COurt-BiIber Gets Year.

The following were the cases tried IN
the Hastings Court yesterday:
G.. Nora, keeping his bar-room open
on Sunday, fined so and costs.
w. I. Beale alias L. u. Thompson alias
a. b. Shanks. three cases Of petit larceny,
pleaded guilty and was fined s. in each
case.
William Braxton, Andrew Baty, Charles
Harris, Henry Shields, and George
Wheeler were each sent to Jail for fif-
teen days for petit larceny.
10 Richard Randolph went TO jail for the
same length of time for resisting the po-
lice.
concealed weapons.
John Charles alias John Shaw was as
sessed the same for the same offence.
Douglas Clarke paid s. and costs TOT
cruelty TO animals.
Henry Bilber plead guilty to the charge
| of stealing SlSS worth of wearing apparel
| from ". u. Courtney. and was sent to
| the pententiary for one year.
Charles Dudley was sent 10 Jail Tor SIX
months and fined 50 FOR houseDreaklhe
and larceny .....,,
ment for maliciously cutting and wound
| ing Grace Ann Tyler.
Buddy Coleman was convicted OF unlaw'
| ful assault upon Mary Taliaferro, and was
| sent to Jail for thirty days ana nhed
John Thorpe. assaulting George Child
| fen days In jail and ! cent fine.
George Cox, uttering fraud ana al
tempting 10 employ a counterfeit coin
| vas tried and acquitted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
THE WINTER TURF.
Argument In the Ivy City Case-Events OF
Ipterest.


WASHINGTON, January t-The mo
ton OF counsel OF the Ivy city Jockey
Club 10 quash the indictment found against
Bookmaker Bennington, otherwise known
as Marvin, and his clerks, for making
books on the Ivy City races, held here
recently, was argued before Judge Cole IN
he District supreme Court this af,erpoon,
the argument. however, not being con.
cIuded before adjournment IL Is expscteu
that a decision Will not be rendered be-
fore the first Of next week.
CRESCENT CITY COURSE.
NEW ORLEANS, January f-There was
one more race run than was GOWN on
he card to-day, the last being a dead
heat between Emperor Billet ani MISS
Knott. the run-off OF which was won py
Miss Knott The track was East.
First race-three quarters OF Els'
maidens-Edna l.. won: Eyas Jid second
Second receive and a half furlongs;
ceiling. all ages-Ike g. won, Little III
second. Beverly third. Time, los
Third race-five and half furiongs'
handicap. 3-year-olds-St. Pat won' we
kota second, Pat Tucker third. Time
Fourth race-six furlongs, handicap. u
vea vear-o:ds-Captain Drane won, Minnie e.
second, Bryan third. Time. i1S. -
Filth raee-hye and a half furiongs.
s.I,ine. ali ages-dead-heat won by Miss
Knott Emperor Billet second Eepuil
third. Time, 1 0si4 and l:lO.
GOLDEN-GATE TRACK.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 4.-The wea-
ther was clear and cool; the track very
heavy. e.-,on.. ..lIinr-
Zara gosa won. Blizzard second. slr Peter
sacond race-seyen furlongs, selling
oS,,llIs won. The lark second, Lesperahee
third. Time. :3s "a. -. .,-o..
Third rae rssecssysn ecssea won sna wyanassoos Sc,
cond Conde third Time. iao.
Fourth race--stesplechase. short COURSE
| p,aidens-I ongwell won, Cito sevohi;
yokobI third. Time. 3al. Vendoms ciAInsa
| thai Honeywell fouled Cito on the s.'ssn;
hut the Judges refused 70 Allow " anu
were heartily cheered oy tns r S."" wear.
o,ds-lrtist won. FURRY second. kapnsei
third Time. LILO ~.
MoUNp-cITY WINNERS.
EAST ST. LOUIS, January L-pespMts M
the dissSrseanie wsashiss sa'.isy A ATSe fsvsrites
wTr First race--nlne sixteenths q mile.
nurse. maidens-Iapthe won. ne secouus
| Nooniight third Time. lve
second race-dve eiyntns OF y NJ. W.:
ssiIlns,.Bssis D ,v~s won. as:tlf asss o. 's
SPps, PTS,rd si rsce-shrss quarters Of . mlls.
| .asIinr Livingston won. Fancy Ssconu'
ErsnS RULER third. Time, i:3 -
Tonrth race--flve eighths % nile
| c,,rss-- Sena tor Morrill, won. Aecsaht 80
soud. Conductor Mcswssnsy tn'ra' a's
~ I'D s nss-avs slsAsAs x : u,ils. ss'l-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
WEST VIRGINIA DEBT.
Plan OF Settlement Agreed Upon by the
Adjustment Company.


BALTIMORE. MD, January 1.-THE di-
fectors OF the adjustment company which
was organized by the Mercantile Trust
and Deposit Company OF Baltimore TO
effect settlement Of the West Virginia
state debt. have prepared n plan OF set
tlement which has been submitted to the
Advisory Board OF the creditors Of West
Virginia. The adjustment company d.
~ectors are Messrs John Glll and Major
Richard NJ. Venable, OF Baltimore; United
.s,ates Senator Eppa Hunton and Mr.;
James u. Pace, OF Virginia, and Coionel
| n. p Chew. OF West Virginia. The Ad-
| visory Board OF creditors is made up, OF
| Charles Francis Adams, OF Massacnu,
White. OF Maryland and Major Holmes
Conrad. OF Virginia. The plan OF settle
ment Is contained in a long letter which
| mas been addressed 70 the ADVISORY BOARD.
In part IL says: ,
..iVest Virginia does not recognize any
| dutv or obligation in this behalf except
| to Virginia. Hence. the creditors can
never realize anything from elmer SSa.e ~
| until Virginia has agreed with West VIZ
| Tinia with respect 10 the amount 10 DE
9aid bv West Virginia as her proportlon
| ~ the debt incurred before the old state
was divided. ,r,ro,,les
'It is believed that on correct @ pr,nc,Pp,rs ,pan
| sto 0Oo 000 hut IL is evidently imposslple
10 suggest the amount at which TINS IN,
| debtedness will be COMPROMISED VIII VIII
| the representatives OF the TWO "'a'eS 0'''''
| together. ..,o 49,, auhmit ir
"The plan or setuenlehl W.
a. II The adjustment company VIII 9ner eir
20 .urrender all the certificates Vhlch
may be deposited under cbssge ,ae ior sach
~, on amount OF new bonds or other aValls
as as West Virginia provide to daSi aiSGharse
her proportion Of the ntess5ag Gsposted edOc eert
TO ebail accompany a petition to the
legislature Of Virginia to antaPIEine s,IIanen !
| r1mmittee to bring about se'''e''e"'
with West Virginia. ,. ,ho onnortion-
"a All questions touching the apbPorslgm, apbPetwsen
nent Of the new bonds or ayalls Shall
IN tne aad,ar,nined by a tribunal of three-one
Se be Appointed by the Advisory and B9agr oDe
BY the adjustment s. rRsIsn oORpyy nPy yyadancy
by the two th1s shsii IH be filled by the rarty
respecfIyely appointing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
German of the Franklin.

The Franklin Club gave beautiful ger
man at the Temple last night. About
twenty-five couples were In attendance,
and the dance was thoroughly enjoyed.
AZ was superbly led by Mr.. David Nj.
Lea, who carried into execution the grace
ful figures with much skill. Among those
present were: Observation-Disclosures ~.
q. Leigh. Il. X. Tinsley, II. b., Stoyer. T.
A. Brander, snd NJ. II. Benson; Misses
Kent Ethel Whyte Slower Bessie Wight.
ionise Rrander. Connie Finney, Rebecca
stC.rs. Mary Rodgers; Miss Sailie Martin
Gatchell. Of Baltimore; Miss Meredlth, VI
Stafford. Va; Miss Bussell. OF Northum-
berisnd county, and Miss Micheaux: OF
Powhatan county; Messrs. David N. Lea
Julian price, Eddie Wight; James Bran Bran
der. j. y. Watson, T. NJ. Hobson. Willie
Wight. Miller McCue, William Fisher,
william II. Storrs. Jervas storrs. Jr;,
Thomas Brapder,. Claybrooke James ed ed
hins az Chicago; p. B, Taliaferro, A.
q Dickinson. and Louis Il. Harvie.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

We are iust in receipt Of T W woo /
4 Sons's new seed catalogue Tor i's',
which Is indeed a thing OF beauty. II not
only e.yes descriptions ~ ail the b, y
seeds but tells when and how Ia plant.
how TO cultivate. and gives much iafor.
nation about crops that can b. grown
with satisfaction and profit. Notwith.
standing the cost and trouble OF nrerarinp
g WORT OF this kind. II - mailcl free ~
cost 10 any one interested IN garscnin,.
or farming. Write TO r. w Nooi 4
Sons. Richmond. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
c,eRx SHIELDS NICE LETTER.
ue s,eats 4 AfrectionateIy of the Judge VINO
Returns the Compliment.


Returns the Compliment
The following is the text OF the let'er
of Nr. Alfred SHIELD tendsring ms res's
nation as clerk Of the City Circuit Cou,.'
81 hereby tender my resignation OF 'he
office OF Clerk of the Circuit Coui
of the city os Richmond, when l s nave
so long held under your honor do
TO take effect from TINS day. o,,oa %
a,rhIs step | have been compelieu w w
take with great reluctance, ana s Un,y
after much reflection by ,as nm
of private interest. IL SNts ne ,,'ith
feigned sorrow TO sever my relations VIII
vonrself. During the twenty-four years
fbat we have been intimately associh.eu
cficially our friendship has been un-
broken. and the pleasantness OF our III
tercourse uninterrupted. f9r you,
form Kindness. your unvarying courlssy,
and vour Invaluable aid during the whoi'
period I trust that you VIII accept ny
sincere and cordial appreciation ana graz
itmde With the highest esteem anu the
tindest wishes, believe me. &c
THE JUDGES ORDER.
Judge Wellford's order accepting the
resignation reacs: ,,, ,t,.
Il cannot undertake 10 iccoihbaliS ,',,h
rasipnation upon the public records with
any satisfactory expression OF my per-
sonal feeling at the severance OF an asso-
ciation OF so many years; SO iuii m VI
pleasant memories, unpioken, S,,s " e.
single moment Dl diltuttt" AFc""s - W
terrupted esteem. ,..,,o- ,,y, ,,,,,
"But il Is equally my privilege and my
duty TO record Just tribute TO Valueu
and valuable Uublic officer In bearing
testimony to the eminent ildelity ana en-
cheney with which every duty incident 10 90
his trust has been discharged, 10 the
Satisfaction of the court. the bar, ne
litigant parties. and ths entire public; y
1; ordered that the resignation OF Alire'
SHIELD. as clerk Of this court, be accepted,
and, under the authority vested In me by
the laws Of Virginia 70 I'll the yacancy
inns created. it is ordered that Edward
N Rowelle be appointed TO succeed him
for his unexpired term. ending upon the
first day Of July. next Ana upon the
execution by the said Rowelle of bone
with GOOD security I'm the penalty or S,Oo,
conditioned according to law; he Is % an'
thorized and required 10 enter immediateiy
upon the discharge OF the duties OF MS
MIR Rowelle has qualified. with Messrs.
Alfred SHIELD and George X. Tayior as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
The yirsiria Press.

(RaIeIgh NeWS and ODStrVtrJ
Governor O'Ferrall in his inaugural adj
dress spoke OF tie giories Of the Old Do
minion and her newborn energies. and In
that connection spoke OF the press. say
ing. "And then her editors. guiding pub
lie sentiment. creating public opinion, cor
recting public morals, making and un'
making political parties. and maintaining
the peoples rights. Unawed by inhuence
and unbribed by gain"
The press should acknowledge the com.
plineLt and treat the new Governor with
unusual consideration and courtesy. The
press OF Virginia is, we believe. very
excellent one: high-soned. admirably
poised. and given to fair and Intelligent
discussion OF public questions. 1t wei
deserves the commendation OF the Coz
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
An Attractive Investment.

The attention OF the investing public is
called 10 the paid-up stock OF the COM
mercial Building and Loan Association,
which IL sold at 500 per share. Investors
in this stock will be paid a dividend Il
s per cent. per annum. payable seml-
annually, and may withdraw same az
any time after one year by giving thirty
days notice. For foil particulars ami
prospectus call or address
BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION,
500 east Main street.
Richmond IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
INFORMAL DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
Effort Looking to Possible Defeat OF '"e
Wilson Eli.

WASHINGTON, January An Ihtor-
NAL meeting OF all the Democratic rlem-
hers of the House who aredissatisiied Win
the tariff bill will be held tomorrow
morning. At this meeting AN EFFORT VII,
no made to agree upon some concerted
action looking TO the defeat OF the mea-
sure. if such a result be- possible
one member, who frankly ahnouhS,vIIi is iii
n II is not materially amended. said 20.
day that at tomorrow nights caucus "
%o,ld not be possible TO secure pledges
from a majority OF the Democrats 10
II is currently reported this afternoon
that cne OF the Democratic members OF
the WAYS and Means Committee. VINO
il dissatisfied with the measure, mas ie'
fused TO attend the caucus OF 10 pe
hound BY its decisions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
OFFICER FOSTER REPORTED.
Captain Euker Charges Him with Using
Unbecoming Language.

Captain T.. j. Euker Of the Stuart
against Policeman Foster. of the Second
Police-Station, I'm which he accuses the
officer Of being guilty Of conduct unbe-
coming an officer.
In explanation Of his act Captain Euker
said last night: 81 was visited to-day by
Mr. H. c. Ruegcr. who Informed me that
he was standing near the Grace-street
entrance TO the Capitol Square watching
the parade go by on lnauguration-Day,
when he heard Mr.. Foster who was
standing near by in company with seve-
raj ladies' say to one OF them; There
goes the Stuart Horse Guard There are
but two white men In the troop, the Dal-
ance are Dntchmen' Upon this 'nforma-
| fion / at once reported the matter to the
| chief of Police. and he will bring 1t be-
fore the board"
officer Foster is in Chesterfield on
furlOugh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
GRAND LODGE OF N. C. MASONS.
Election of Grand Officers for the Ensuing
Term-Banauet and Address.

WILMINGTON, ". c.. January A.
Especial. John w. Gotten, Of Tarboro'
is reelected grand master OF Masons; h.
NJ. Moye is deputy grand master; X. j..
Noble, senior grand warden; Walter II.
Moore. junior grand warden; William
Simpson. grand secretary; William II.
Balm, grand treasurer. q. Rosepthal, OF
ford Orphan Asylum, and $500 Is appro-
priated to that Institution. The Grand
Lodge was banqueted tonight after hear
ing an address by Hon. Alfred NJ. Wad-
dell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
TIE M'NAMee MURDER.
Hrotber of the Accused Arrives-Mr. Carter
Will Assist Mr.. Smith.

Mr.. Hin Carter was on Yesterday en-
gagged 10 assist Mr.. III. II. Smith. Jr.,
In defending Thomas n. McNamee. who
is charged with the murder OF Robert l.,
AtWeu The preliminary examination OF
both McNamee and Gaul will be made In
tho Police Court tomorrow morning,
.Robert l.. McNamee, OF Philadelphia,
n brother of one OF the prisoners. ar
main here during the investigation. Mr.
McNamee is an upholsterer in the Quaker
CITY. He very much resembles his
brother, who is charged with the murder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
,pJurANT-GEN'L c. J. ANDERSON


derson's commission was extended. HIS
conduct OF the office has given universal
satisfaction, and he has everything III
perfect order around him
General Anderson has been In the nlli-
tary the greater part OF the last thlrty
years. He entered the Virginia Milltary
Institute in 1864 when only 10 years OLD,
and Immediately thereafter participated
In the battle OF New Market under Gene
raj breckenridge. He remained with the
corps OF cadets until the evacuation OF
Pjcbmond. where the corps was disbanded
by order Of the Secretary OF War, and
the cadets were ordered to their homes.
SINCE THE WAR.
He re-entered the institute in 1866. and
graduated therefrom In 1863: In April,
1871 he raised the Guard Of the Common,
wealth. afterward called Company {, ana
was elected First Lieutenant. As such
Regiment. He was elected captain of his
company in October, 1871. TO succeed Cap
tain John b. Purcell In November, 1874,
he resigned the captaincy OF Company u
and for time retired from the military:
In June. 1876. he was appointed adJutant
OF the First Virginia Regiment by Colonel
BRADLEY T.. Johnson. which he declined.
He was elected major of the regiment in
March 1871 and In the spring OF 1873 was
elected Northumberland. In 1882 he was
elected colonel and held that commission
until 1855. when he was elected brigadier-
general.
General Anderson has been one OF the
most prominent figures i'm all military
demonstrations throughout the state In
the past eleven years. especially In Rich
mond. where he has had full charge OF all
parades
In addition to his military achievements.
the General possesses sterling business
qualifications and as a member of the firm
OF George w. Anderson & Sons has been
closely Identified with RicEmonds busi-
ness interests.
OTHER APPOINTMENTS.
These were the other appointments an
nounced:
Surgeon to the Pententlary: DR.. Ben
iamin Harrison. of Richmond.
Board of Directors OF the Penitentiary
+. T. Glasgow. w. ID. Chesterman. and w.
S. Gum.
Fish-Inspector for Richmond: r. Mos
coe GlazebrOok.
Dr. Harrison, who succeeds Or. Paulus
A. Irving Is a popular young physician.
a member Of the City Board Of Health.
and has done valuable service on the City
Democratic Committee.
Messrs Glasgow and Chesterman are
members Of the present Penitentiary
Board. and Mr.. Gum succeeds Captain
Frank Chamberlayne.
Mr.. Gazebrook is a well-known resi-
dent of the West End.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
Rheuu,stIs,n

"a emphatically blood disorder caused
bv inability Of the kidneys TO throw on
certain pcisons which accumulate In the
tissues about the Joints ard muscles
r. r. r.. very simple. quickly and surely
,.,,yes mis- disease, neutralizing Impurities
Ia the blood Experience and science both
endorse p. r. p. 10 the only nfellihle
blood puria&s KNOWN Z. (.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

Mrs. Winsiows Soothing Syrup has been
used for children teething. IL soothcs the
child. softens the gshrdlu hril ri rdlrili
cures wind collie, and Is the oest rmedy
for diarrhoea. ~ cents a bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
InOlsleu litnes

people overlooked the importance % per-
manently beneficial effects. ani were salts
fed with transient action: but now that J,
IL generally known that Syrup OF Figs
will permanently cure habitual constipa-
tlon. weii-lnformed people will not buy
other laxatives. which act for titne.
but finally injure the system.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
Mr. W. d. Haynes:
Almost q Panic.

NEW YORK, January 5.-There was
almost panic az midnight in the. Astor
House. owing to a fire which broke out
In the drugstore underneath the building
at the corner Of Barclay street ano Broad
way, The guests hurriedly dressed them
selves, and made a rush. for the street;
The fire WAS but slight. however, and
easily extingiliShed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

Cards. Bill-Heads. Statements. Letter.
Heads, Note Heads, Circulars. Hantbllls,
Dodgers, &c. printed by the Dlspatoh
Company at low prices. VIII give you
good work at same prices you pay for
inferior work. Send US your orders AMI
We will guarantee satisfaction In every
particular.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

casket was covered with flowers. ana
many friends carried large design Er.tisns
hood Night.T and 'Asieep In Jesus ano
"Gentiy. Lord, o, Gently Lead Us were
sung by the choir. xr,i,v-
The remains were Inferred IN ho''s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

The friends OF Colonel william y. Pcttr.
of Fluvanna, held conference az IN,
Exchange Hotel last night AMI perfected
their plans foe the night that hey viii
make In the caucus to-night for nomlna.
ton to the Supreme Court. They thinl.
his chances are very bright.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
po you ntLo,.I, Cu,TIover.

American Beauties. Mormcts. Brides
Roses, May-Handy Niolets. Chrysan,hc.
NUNS. Palms. Fern-Pans, &c2 10 Ia W.
A. Hammond. l7 east Broad street.
Packed and shipped 20 any point.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.


BY Mr. Sanders: TO extend The time
Of commencing construction Of the North
east and Southwest railroad.
BY Mr.. Nithers: TO amend and re-
enact section 3l3g of the Code OF Virginia
in relation 20 WHO are liable 20 serve
as Jurors. The bill proposes to extend
the limitation Of age of citizens eligible
10 serve as jurors to embrace all not
over % years old.
by same: To amend section $40 of the
Code OF Virginia IN relations TO exemp-
tiOns from jury service This bill pro-
Vides for an annullment Of the existing
exemption clause. so far as contributing
members to military companies bank
officers. other than the cashier. telegraph
operators. where more than one Is en-
ployed at any one Office. members of paid
fire departments. members of Congress, ex'
cept when Congress is actually in ses-
sion: all pharmacists. millers. and to-
bacco-samplers and inspectors are con
cerned.
by Mr. Gibson: To amend and re-enaci
section 3IG Of the Code Of Virginia in re-
lation to n litary fund. The bill pro
vldes that IL shall be the duty of the
Auditor of Public Accounts 10 set aside
annually seven tenths of ! per cent Vi
all receipts into the Treasury derived
from regular sOupes Of income. except
the school fund, which sum so set aside
shall constitute and be known as The
military fund. provided. however, that nc
other appropriation shall be made for the
purpose aforesaid.
AliuuTup1
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

The funeral OF Mrs. John B., Young
church yesterday at II o'clock. and was
largely attended by host OF friends;
and the services at the grave were DIN,
ss ss:s = VI p z ,'sa'i "a is.. 'sss' -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

NEW YORK.. January 4.--(Special).- =
w ~ Leake. J. A. Honnagle, Firth
Avenue: IS. {, Metzger. c. H. Neal
coleman; w. S. Hutchinson. Colonnads
I Kaufman. DR.. X. II. Street lmpertai
M a. Neal Coleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05

Constable Brothers. 10 east Broad
street. have reduced all their Mems
Winter Underwear TO cost. and many o. Z
lots TO much below cost Our stock %
large. and this IL your opportunity
phone 7OT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-05
I,,ilas ~ lnu uIIake

no, consulted the Seven Sutherland Sisters On
the "treatment Of the hair you can 10 ~ noS
as two Of these long-balrcd laiios will b. plesset
10 500 you at owens a Minor Drug Company