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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
IT IS SURELY COMING.
The Question IS: "Are You Prepared {
n Not Some Very Valuable ADVICE
uoL,4oaraJ
Volunteered.

- endemic of the grip f. certain 10
no general throughout America IN |" 49,
snort time. Already many casgs w
besn observed by physicians IN n.y.
York city. as we'll as In other ci,es "
the land Or. Cyrus Edison, or the ErIw
Work Hoard OF Health. says that W. IN,
ease will manifest It's presence ~, a. e.
in the very near future, an1r rn1 real
already here more thah 10 bShS
i~s .I ,bink we Will have a grip epidemiE
coon and there are Indications that IL WIZ
he a long stage. While 1 do not wsht ~
CRATE n scare, | would warn, peoplS ~
beware OF il and TO use all the PssSSonr
,Ions possible. Experience mas snoMn
tbat correlessness In habits and ECU
hours render the system too WEAK ~
stand so violent n disease. Grip nnu'
sasy victims in old people ana IN ueO''-
Tbaree Is but one thing for any man, wo.
man OF child 10 do when the slSnl ~
symptom OF grip appears ana that ~ ~
colnteract e at once. III you leIi 49,
have pains I'm the muscles anu in the
have a dull headache, "a bad taste IN 'nr
mouth are feverish, have no ambition OF
annetIfe YOU must. IL you desire 10 tS
cane the grip, at once take n soou ~
stIn,ulant This alone can counteract tnS
coming on OF grip. Kill the mlcropes ~
the disease and restore you 20 nstIIn,
While there are many so,caIled s.n III
scientific. and recommended by physICiatis
universally. This Is Dufy's Pure Mat
VVbiskav. DO not be deceived by any
druggist or grocer who may try 10 iu-
49, Won 20 take something else. r.
rncmbsr that the reason usually ~ tndI
he can make more money ON cheapet anu
inferior articles. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
National Currency.

A Republican paper threatens the Demo-
Gratis as follows:
The money OF this GENTRY should be
as national az its flag. IL should be as
sound as the government itself. and mat
Is the character Of the money we have To-
cay. and which we mean 10 main
tain. The prospect OF a restoration OF
wildcat State banking IL appalling 10
every reasonable mind. The country now
eniovs n natlonal-bank sy stem that gives
entire satisfaction. and woe confronts the
TaIty that tsmpcis with US or impairs
1t IN any least degree"
We don't think the Democrats will 10
found tampering unnecessarily with the
national currency. The scarcity Of ma
tionaI bonds on which to base circulating
notes Is what keeps up the alarm of the
people on this subject. and furnishes cur
rency agitators with what they suppose
10 be good party capital.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
ONLY YEARLY PAPER IN THE WORLD.
Printed by the Uc%ktograph Process Within
the Arctic Circle.

Boston Journal.)
The Eskimo Bulletin is the most
unique newspaper in tie world. and IS
the only Journal published within the
Arctic circle. 1t IS printed 81 Cape
Prince Of wales. Alaska, in latitude a
degrees 40 minutes, and Is issued only
once u yenr.
The Bulletin is a small sheet, l2xS
inches, printed on ono side only. of still,
white paper. IL is printed by the hekto-
graph process. which S. simply q method
Of multiplying copies ~ writing. The
vrit,ng Is hrs- made on paper with pre-
pared INK. anJ IS then impressed upon
gelatine.
rs there is practically but one mail =
md from Cape Prince Of Wales during
the year one issue Of the paper during TIE
year IS quite sufficient.
This curious little paper contains n
variety OF news, arranged under differ
ont heads. In mirthful imitation OF tn
daily papers in other localities. IL TIL
umpbautly carries at the head 81 its col
umns tho legend, Largest circulation n
the Arctic" and also the additional boas,
Of "Only yearly paper in the world
The headings arc LEGAL ltems,' "Ru-
TAI N0Nfes rOiltltf dHIiiFNf hhN
flage Notices" "Whisltey ia the Arctic
IS the heading over IN editorial. Every
scrap Of news IS like n brain from th'
far North. IS space ia scanty. conden
ration is n fine art with the editor. IL
displays quite a. fund Of humor, TOO. aid
there is a strain Of gentle playfuineSS H.
nearly everything he writes.
4 fcw lines tell Of a feat thot must
have been both difficult and dangerous
A midwlntar mail was carried from POM
Hope 10 81. Michaels. a distance Of &C
miles, on dog and deer sled. The name "i
tie hardy mall-caTrier is not even men
toned. Think Of travelling 700 miles over
the ice and snow Of an arctic winter
merely 10 carry the mail! Those people
must hunger for news.
In his solitary editorial the editor makes
n syirlt.i protest against the sale o.
lauor TO Indians. Directly underneath
his vigorous passage are the following
significant items % news:
"Eluk-suh shot and killed Tucl-Zins- VA
box last fan. Both were drunk.
The Bulletin has two illustrations, one
Of the school-houee and the other Of n
ecene on Boring Strait. The heading ie
also decorated with a drawing Of an
Eskimo's head.
AIr. Thornton, The missionary teacher
OF cape lIlhcc or Wales, mas lhdHe ="
profound study Of the Eskimo Language,
and Is engaged in compiling a dictionary
OF the Alcut tongue. During the progress
cf his studies he has made a singular
discovery. The Greek and Sanscrit were
The only languages heretofore known to
nave three nuubers-singular, plural, ana
dual. Mr.. Thornton has discovered that
the Aleut language also has three num-
hers. This he regards as a discovery or
which philosophers may well take note
as the origin OF the Eskimo has been the
subject of much discussion ana spccula-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
PRINCIPAL.

p.c,,p,s and disbursements on account 81 s s9o
n-tncipal Of the fund from DetehOeI o. ~
= po-omu NOR n. 1893.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
The Dispatch Stafr Remembered

Saturday night being the last working
eve OF the old year tho Dispatch staff was
very gracefully remembered by Mrs. G..
Evensen. wife Of the ~well-known restau-
rateur, who has many years been one Of
our most agreeable %nelghbors. a large
waiter OF delicacles. including that deli
clous and ~seasonable beverage. the foam
ing eggnog. was sent In by Mrs. Evensen.
with the wish that the Dispatch and It's
member might have a happy and pros
porous New Year" The paper and its
employees have always cherished this
sort Of feeling for Mr.. and Mrs. Evensen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
THE RICHMOND DISPATCH
BIZ TIE DISPATCH coMphN Y

The DAILY DISPATCH IL delivered 20
subscribers az FIFTEEN CENTS per
week. payable TO the carrier weekly.
Mailed at s. per annum: 81 for six
months: $50 for three months: Joc. for
one month.
The WEEKLY DISPATCH at 81 per
hnnum.
The SUNDAY DISPATCH nt $50 per
tnnum. or 75c. for six months.
subscriptions in all cases payable In cd
vance. and no paper continued after the
expiration OF the time paid for. Send
roSt-ofice money-ordCr. check. or regis
tered letter. Currency sent by mai will
be az the risk OF tho sender. Subscriber
wishing their p0st-oflce changed must
give their old as wen as their new post
Office. Sample copies free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
one Transfers.

Richmond. Richard W. Jones ana wlta
TO John T. Goddin. II feet on eaSt s'ls
- S.eond street between Cary and Canal,
e. Gno. Zobidee Wallace and wife to George
Uaves, : feet on west side Of st. John
street between Coutts and Hill, 50; George
WOOD and wife to b. F. Turner, D feet on
north side OF Chanin street, $3.50.
Ucnrico: Ira ". Alley and wife 70 A.:
T Chewning. 40 acres on south slde or
Dsep Run turnpike. 500; James II. Bar
tom and wife to +. ". Cone and william
r Reed. lot 2 ia block 90, $50; Brooklyn
railway and Improvement Company 10
". r. Miller. lots 7 and S IN block Il, Bar-
TON Heights, Sl,Gl2.JG; w. VI. Parr ana WHO
TO James Ellis, 24 acres on WILLIAMSBURG
road, 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

DR.. Parker reports that he gets many
letters begging him for hello. one OF
these, he says, was ten pages IN length.
from which we conclude tina that person
was neither hungry nor shivering fiom
cold.
People dying or suffering other great
distress are not verbose. And We may
add that the person who rites ten-pay,
letters as a usual thing has very little 10
aaV-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
Amount OF receipts

Decemter 3lsi.-Balance IN tho
ITeasLry 10 the credit Of tho Nil
Ter fund on account u the income
~ M ind a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

four. six, eight. twelve. twenty-four-.
forty-eight-, or nfty-six-column paper
folded and pasted.
Wo like 10 read the Index-Appeal. We
always find ourselves Interested In us
editorials. locals. Richmond letter, &c.
and we trust that IT and the Cockade
city both are entering upon a new year
OF increased prosperity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

ne Miller fund, specllI deposit, rs
aOSfc .r....t.t.t.. .... s..-ss..
September 2Sth. of tho National
Bank Of Virginia, interest o.
money deposited IN the bank 90 the
credit OF tho Giller fund, special
deposit, as above.
December gtn.-interest due for
twelve months 70 July /, 1898, on
$4,000 hichmoui city . per cent.
registered bonds Observation-Disclosures.
Interest on money Of tho Miller fuuf
deposited In the Planters National
bank. Richmond, from December
!, 1892, to December /, 1905.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
Governor and the Grand Chancellor.

Mr.. W. l.. Mcleod, grand chancellor o.
the Knights OF Pythias OF Virginia. reach
ed the city Saturday from the Valley.
He was on his way TO Suffolk, his home.
after having visited officially a number
Of the lodges within his jurisdiction. lie
was one Of the committee OF escort 20
GOvtrnor-elect O'Ferrall. and accompanied
the distinguished Nirginian as far as Char
lottesville. where he was compelled 20
stop for 4 few hours.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
lseutenant-Go Governor and Attorney
General.

IN the changes brought about by the
siections Of last fan Mr.. Robert c. Kent
was chosen 20 sacesed }. Hoge Tyler. ESQ.
ss lAeutenant-G Governor. and yesterday the
latter surrendered % the former The
gnyel Of the President OF the Senate. Mr..
gyler had worthlly filed the ofiee ana
tAA ran emo deserved ile reputation OK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
The Times. and Election Frauds.

The Times, n Election FreudS
In reply 10 our suggestion that Mr..
Bouldln. Of Charlotte, who charges that
election frauds have been committed In
his county, should SO before n grand
jury and have the guilty parties punished.
the Times repr0duces n Pittsylvania let
ter heretofore published in that paper
stating that It has been ascertaincd In
the latter county that there IS mo law
In Virginia under which a man could be
indicted or punished for rohbing or slut
hng a ballot-box." Then the Times must
70 TO the Legislature and demand a new
law. But what dctcstable laws the Demo-
Gratis Of Virginia have passed we are
amazed TO learn. Here IS what the Times
says Of them:
The fact is that the unreasonable
C1rnick law was understood by the peO-
lie 10 be passed H. order that the negroes
in the upper counties might be cheated
out Of thcir votes. Tie people cannot be
expected 10 be better than their laws.
II the laws conuive at fraud nothing
could b. more natural than for the pe0-
pile 20 think themselves justified In prac-
ticing fraud. The result IS that cheating
I'm elections has become the rule In many
counties In the State
We trust thu the Democratic legisla-
lures OF Virgin. have not done this great
ovl. Tho Code Of Virginia. as Mr.. Gar
field said Of he republic, "still lives
And section 3>5l provides in the most
u~nmistakable language for Furnishing cleo
ton frauds. We quote:
"Ir any person knowingly vote in any
district iu which he does not reside,
or vote moro than once. $50 or procure,
ala. assist. counsel, or advise another 10
vote knowing that such person is net
duly qualified. or 10y throat or bribery
ATTEMPT 10 Influence any olector in fivinE
hts vote - or 90 deter him from eivinS
his vote. or fraudulcntly or deceit
fully change the ballot OF an elector, -
or frauIuloutly put a ballot or ticket IN
the box. ne shall be confined I'm jan not
exceeding one year and fined not exceed
ing 5000"
cor fraululontly put n ballot or ticket
in the box" IS language which meets the
plttsyIvanla case exactly. II that Is not
n penalty for stuGng the ballot-boz, It
f.. nothing. Tut It IS not meaningless
lanruarc: three ~ the best lawyers IN
virginia put it into the Code to prevent
b.llot-box s%tuGiuE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

That was a good feature OF tie parade
yesterday which limited tbs nulnter of
carriages In the line TO two. These were
all that were needed. AMI they dil not
cucumber the procession or inpose upon
the public the necessity Of guessing as 20
their occupants "Who' Is whoy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
The Southern Magazine.

The Dispatch has received from W. j..
Seldcn. Richmond agent, the January
number OF the Southern Magazine, form
erly Fetter's Magazine. published al Lou
isyille, by. The number IS rich, both in
its literary contents and IT'S illustrations.
The design OF the publishers is 10 make
1t distinctly representative of the South,
and give through it voice 10 southern
thought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
s1s4.217 %
DfseTRsEnESr5.

For the purchase Of s352, 700 o.
state OF Virginia bonds, isslea
undey at OF February 20, losS,
purchased by order ~ he Hlhe.
hoard OF January -, 1898 ou'
Of proceeds o. 'N'7 .sis4,e17
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

UPTOWN OFFICE. ~ EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1898 HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
uNO THE COAL AND WOOD r,i.
z CHASER.

The first Of las: May W. Adopted % rfa
ten for conducting oar tOA4 81 MD..
siNESS: To n our own nU.' a M'H
tho Coal ExchauEo; 20 cell ouly CD .-
Q~uick.psylng purchasers a. L,s o. Gem ger
less than regular prices.
This method Is 4 sue ess. - o4r iurras-.
siness shows. We propose o. c1ulnIe -l" -.
method for the Sew Year. gIarRufer'ls .
tronizing rs FIk~r-CIA>S ttEL az rIe,
by US that viii IN 6 tue tune-.
We now take this opportunity of Hlank
public for their geltr0us patronage. ll+
an a Ia u md rruapcruus N.Y ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
TUESDAY. JANUARY 2, 1894.


IL ESDh ....-.. - loJf'
- c.ro.,, .,a rv-Goyerror
"i' "N ' -.
~" '"'' w."
gag Ht''"'' w
n''''""F gnu "
~ term OF Tour Y'aH7' F'"''i''F SUI
rendered the executive 'h'lr 10 MS sue
Cosror. the Hon. charles T. oFerr'H'
nu1 VIII to-day resume hS si''''h j" inc
Iunks ~ tn" private cu]'ns OF IIlh'f
Edward county. For f'ar years 10 has
lived amongst us. during which time We
fovc learned 70 kn'" him well ana 10
respect him hIrhiy. b" m'1e n Eo''
G0ycrnor. and DIS bearing towards OH
who hl1 business with lin was marked
~ unur.'cniious courtesy. Ills time was
given almost wholly % state Affairs. ana
he allowed himself lut little leisure Tor
rorIe'v.
Governor NaEIrrel's record stands nm
hlcmlsh.I. orl lis ability AMI his u7e-
gu'rose 60 VIRGINIA ave shown in NJ loast
q Ao7e, measures 90 High import. which.
durlnr DIE administration. were inaur7I-
srta1 nrl c-u-.wm~frl 20 IFS credit,
and 30 the advancement or Nirrinio's ir-
reros' g.. 81. S. no move conventional
trpreeei,n trct we mako use 81 when
~ye r7y That |r'au<lte f,r lie work md
rood visr,e f.r rfe futnrc win 90 with
ilm nr1 ls wife from Richmond 20
their Ta~mvIfla low.
The s'cies. o. wsn o7 -. crowds that
trca our etro-ts arl t,rou,.l the Can!-
IL err.ra. yesterday smiled ON Governor
or -rsil ~ WAS "a beautiful day or
tho Ilrii". end tho.rara1e was n hreutl-
5ul ONO. lte success was So great we
feel frro 'h"t every ono Is pleased That
81 was incorporated INTO me programme
a. inc o''''''. 81 "h' 1T" 'li'oil' "i
81 '''if '.'" "h'ch 'rIflnh''H with 'hi
@'' W''"'|' "'l 10 winch '"'
''''.i-"t y'si'e[ u no o'her way mat
"e Nn'" OF ''1'i 30 h"hl'oni' d I"t''"
NJ "'No DOC" 60 meNp'"s'V'H pf'Nl'''
ul' ''' l.'!''' "o '"'''
"'' !" "' W.
- a., w., a.ts 49,"
"' 'Ny "' '' '" '"'
H'u'"Hf '"teiprI70' ana progress OF a
community, Uul VIII therefore stand the
4est. even 81 "tus.ucss."
r... ,y..r,,p, . ~
'"''n"'"' "N'''''
WAS delivered from the pOrticO OF the
I4pit0L. ana was a greeting TO tho pco-
,lo rather thon n communicate, 90 h.
-, -"
~ N ""'' "0'"'''
'H"0 1T "'ei'' - "'N"0o III i"c'oIiG
40 WINS O"'v "''7 nav 'c"' anu
""' "'''"'' ~ Voi"o iH''9
- ""' al
80
s"-I ~
90 .u'
~ 49, 80 h."'"u'y
~" '1 - "'' "nN'' uo "u0h
y anu N''P 0u' po0'
~ 90 Wv "'1 ''O' "''"''
AZ 10 '"o po"0''s "Hl0" ne VIII urge
I"'Hs n' "~NNis''""0" inc Governor
gave outhheS suIHo'ehlIy ample 10 assure
vac pupiV '"'' IL" S''''""6 INNOVATIONS
p'0a DC I'aieN' Inc cause oi 'ne Noiun-
'e0f eoIu'c'S was ooi"ileiu'u anu eS-
i'uSVu III 'e'ihs oO'h "p' anu proper ana
"A'oh were mu'h appreciated oy the as
foihpIeu Hnl'"IE' as wei as 10y thelF
numerous weif-wlsherA II also appeared
tsat our public free schools and other
educational institutions VIII have an ar
gent friend IN hhn' iAKewlse were KIND
Atihlhb bt a7giuhhH u ING 'N"'N' ~ tio
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
rnE MILLER FUND.
NNUAL REPORT OF THE MIL
"A LER FUND TO rus oOVhhNo"
or VIRGINIA;
coxxoSwx.LrB OF yIRoisfA,
sscosp AUnIToR's OFFICE, Z

DIV OF yIRofsfA,l
sycosp AUDITORS OFFICE.
RICHMOND, January j. 1881 ,
To HIS Rx .~eIlency. Charles T. ofer'A"' ''
nor OF Nlrg mia: urst
si--Under tue provisions OF toe w. ~ ami
yitic-. DECEASED, for the estaDhsnms". oaI.
porpetual support OF y scn.oi on me connty
amor prinrfpis on . tract OF AN ~ - - FebTtt.
20 ,,nsmayis AMI the act a Assembly, Y. 49,
80 "a 1874. entitled " an act " gve - ~ 90
conpromise OF the ntigetlsn IN ~ samuel
CONSTRUCTION and efect OF the 49, mSnnal.
,,'n.r deceased. and to establish tno ."n,,o
49, achool provided for in We tn.no ~ he
cianas of said wil,' ~ II mele az.
second Auditor 10 open and sosp = e.. atoye
count OF ito fand gwen 10 ,ss Miller Fund.
nnruose. 20 be donOnt1ated tus 20 MAKE
- 80 aonuaIty on tue 3ist OF pecenhOrt, = ,ro
and lender ; true and accurate 1911 tho re-
fund. showing dlstinctly ana ID ~ ,ba same
ceips and disbursements on Dscsd,n0. A copy
an Ing tho year Immediately preos1in' tho g..
= .Sf.b accouut. ys-iDe by the cam VI - 80,
c.nt Auditor. 10 required 70 To Voh'o .stsfa
Ccyernor. 10 DO oy him aid before an Ifeo
tnre: and another copy tneleo. 'ynonth in tw)
mahnei, ~ nc nrintei in tho town OF Chht-
iin,.alvtile an tne o.bcr in the clsy o. nnmo- a.
in dtscharge Of tnis duty, naFo
nresent tbs following statemeh''
PRINCIPAL.
Receipts and Disbursements 90 eccoup. Ise9.
n-tnc,nsl Of the fund from DecemOet ~ W
to December 81, 1893:
RECEIrTs.
Recelyed from the sale Of s20o,1OV
Of s;,to OF Virginia bou1s' lssi.e
undsra.. OF February a. leoi'
saIG by order OF tho Miller Board
Of Janutry 2s, 1898. at an ave s,sAte q 90
rago price of 'i'
RScsiyti from JOSIAH kyland, Jt.:
second Auditor and secretary OF
The hoard, slO.56, being a por.
ton Of the income OF the board
temporarily loaned tho prlhc,paa
of me fund in order to complete N se
ths purcnase OF bonds A. bolo"
the balance on hand 20 Tue credit
OF the principal OF the iun1' AZ a,
January 1, lSv3."."".'".'"
s1SA1IT IA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
SECURITIES BxLosarNo TO rur mi,sR ,rSO

SECURITIES BELONGING TO THE wirsR rrsD.
The following Is a statement OF the securities
belonging 10 the Miiler fund In the custody Of
the Souond Auditor:
A registered certificate, issued
undsr act OF February "a, iSe2,
bearing interest, o Der cent. on
5000, 5s4.s9, and 4 per cent on
e7h.30o TO January 1900, and
b Per cent thereafter. .x ....soL0AAS6S a
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

All letters md kilograms must he ad-
dressed go THE DISPATCH COMPANY.
REJECTED communications viii not be re-
n.rncd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02
eEEKs ~VINDICATION.

1.-THE charges OF drunkenness on The
train going out. IS has been publicly
stated, were preferred again I mo by
Mrs. Hughes, OF Arizona. | am In Re-
ceipt Of a letter from Governor Hughes
denying that his wife saw mo drunk or
reported mo as having been drunk"
which letter was shown 10 the reporter.
Il don't want TO be reinstated. I dent
care for the position from the first. but
/ did wish for an investigation. and l
am going to have one IN order to vindl-
cate my character from the charges that
have been preferred against me. II this
is continued to be denied me, l shall 20
before the public and let the people pass
sentence and say whether or not l am
guilty"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

she's rundown" or delicate, she needs i,
just as much. It's a special tonic, that builds
her up; a legitimate medicine, that c~orrects
and cures. For every "fomale complaint -
and weakness, ID is the only remedy SO safe
and certain that it can DO guaranteed. II it
doesn't benefit or cure, in every case, you
have your money back.
What else, can DO " just as good" far you I
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

Continuing he said: 81 have no
or hone Of receiving any
,ting IKE n fair Investigation. ae-
tined to resign. \ y,ndicaton or 10y
30, roctor. which ! sought 10 OBTAIN ~
80 icing so. has been denied me- ana d"
investigation has been refused me-
'"rcforo Going 10 Warrington 70 an
e.r an Investigation l wrote TO fre'iden'
cleveland and asked him to fotW"'I ~
cory ~ the charges which h2d D'el
r-afarrcl against mo In oidrt ma
NTH; prcpare an answer W 'N'"''
iottor was treated with contempt anu =
nor waiting I'm Roanok" Tor a"ort
go. cor an answer. then went 70 WASH
tn Secretary OF state then r.
i.,ot,pt,v Let me SOC tho papers IL "t-
80 lie would not let me nave tH.-'
tben hut allowed Hon. j. W. N''-
IN ,o carry them 10 his room, W"'ir
nov we're shown to me. AMI M uis'g
., rrepared. This was the ohIy 'ii'i
unity ciyen me to defend myself as".''s1
,,,1ors and charges tr~ansconNheh'1' "
their nature. , g., Wash
- oe a. nv tailoring bil beng uh-
ri and other minor charges, enlaAd'''
(rom q man who IS a fugitive lfo" -
too from Roanoke. These J NV
In my answer 10 the St"'' 80
..ovon without foundation As 80
. Lated, the only tIme that was in'on,
az ON NV trip was at El Paso. ana
MS was on my return ma. af' Sron my nd FF q
~ II the public think IT iight,
rToncr' ana just for a man to be tIitd
Ly a tribunal without a hearing or WIN
.rt n witness. and that too IN 'he ~
on oft-repeate1 request for an inEeSll-
gatlon. then I don't know what iiea me
,uhlic has Of justice or right.
Il am going now 10 WASHINGTON 10
challenge the production Of a vitr4ss 10
- cbaree or any evidence that VIII
question the character Of the vouch -
which / furnished the State Department
as 70 my conduct while on the Trip To
san francisco.
Il am forced 10 the conclusion rs the
public will be wien they read my an
-w,r. which has been submitted 70 men
~ unbiased and intelligent minds, that
sentence had been passed on me before
a hearing was had.
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s74,o73 81

fnuary 0th.-To Josiah Ry-
land, Jr., Second Auditor.
payment OF : per cent. due
him az Second Auditor on
S)G,4G2. 80, the N
paid into the Treasury %
the credit 81 the Miller
Fund, on account Of tbs IN
come Of tho fund from July
<, 1892. 70 ana including
January &. I693..........3364 CO
July @d.-DittO Ga $780,
SJ6.l ~, ditto from Janu-
airy sth, 10 and including
July 3. lS9j.............. 30S 90
S%epteFubOr 2Sih.-Ditto on
54,+e3.45, ditto from July
2, 1893, 10 All including
September 2s, l503...... ~ 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

DISBURSEMENTS.

Disbursements under orders Of the County
Court Of Albemarle and orders approved by tue
Board Of Education:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-01-02

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