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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

Mr.. Speaker crisp could not ma III
yrer9rl any inlicatiors that the COM
49,, nc.rle" were interested in the qu@s-
ZION - b!mc'1lllsm. But other persons
t,o,.o had better luck. 4 cablesram says
that on the 18th there was meeting
,n London Of members OF the House oi
Commons Interested IN the currency ques-
t,,n Including Queen Nlgtorias so"-'N-
lac, the MARQUIS Of Iorne and Sir VIII
IN, Henry Wordsworth. ana others.
.,tte meeting resolved to appoint a par
1ian1cnt,ry committee 20 promote me
t,,iug Of an international monetary
conference. in accordance with the mo-
ton introduced by 0'r Robert j. Everett
an tho last House Of Commons. urging the
Government to cooperate with the other
powers IN the calling Of such a confer
euca. So that the cause O. bimeialliSIn'
., that OF international frec-silver com
are. Is ~ 10 means IN hopeless CON
drtion in the mother country. The poo
,ro ~ Taoland are more reluctant 10
6isores such measures than are our
,,oo,lo They would rather hear what
NJ Gladstone has 20 say on any given
s,,,,fect or object OF parliamentary leeisla-
tiop than 20 give their own views. In
,bis country. on the other hand. every
voter f. ant 70 consider himself as some
what Of a statesman. ana fully qualified
to discuss any poiitco-economical ques-
ton that may arise. or. indeed any
| question Of any sort
ia view Of the facts. we cannot hN'
feel renewed regret that 1lr Cleveland
has not appointed delegates 70 a pro-
posed international bimetaliic conference
ms he was authorized 70 do by the last
CONGRESS. Technically. the language Of
tho act Of Congress may be made &c
hear the construction which the lresi
dent has put upon Il; INT tire intention
of the statesmen whu framed u WAS .
uroyile for the appointment OF delegates
to 20 TO Europe 10 meet such other dele
,,otos as might be deputed TO meet oui
American representatives, and 10 DO thli
without going out Of the way TO fnt
half-conccaled meanings in the creden
tails OF these representatives,, or any
others who might attend upon the De
alterations Of an International bimetalli'
I conference.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
cr.,, ur,,a,n and tho sond"n.


slatin Pashn. who n short 'iihe aso
,scapcd from the clutches OF the M"''"'
has been giving the British pubhc SONIC
VERY Interesting and valuable in'orr''-
tion'' REGARDING the conditions eN'st'hs }"
the Soudan. and there are not j."
p,r.,ns who entertain the opinion that
ri, ",, ,,palen of education" IS not alto
rcther an individual mission. In o'hef
v,or-s th-so doubling Thomases mink
II ra.her significant that slaUh fas"a
distribution Of tho character OF ihIo'i''n-
ton no H. treating his AUDIENCES 10
should he almost co'ncid'n, with '"o
latest Developments respecting Nus'ia :
o,..rt,,res 20 Ahyssnla, the revival OF an
AGGRESSIVE French sentiment against
British occupation Of Egypt. and the de-
,,aud in France for the extension OF the
,,,.re of French Influence in the interior
Of tho Dark Continent.
Il has been pretty generally ncc'i'ed
that the rc-cstlbiishm'n Of British pres
t,rc in the Sordan was only "A question
~ time Sine. the Khartoum disaster
which was due to M Gladstones sniiiy-
srauyirs policy. ever move Great
l;r,,ain has made touching Africa mas
looked 10 that end. Her purpose ("
ra-c.ter and tax. possession or the Soudan
i'm her OWN name. or IN the nam" 81
Tc,pt. which would amount. IN effect
70 the same thing has been manifest
nc VOL IN the dipl,m game she has
,Javcl with other European Powers in
a.. matter Of the partition Of Africa as
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
Tho Treasury Problem

=, d,ecusslng th- question Wheih'r
tho government ought or ought not 10
,.,.,..,,. money to'be used I'm paying rs
...,,,..,r,, oxnonsos-that is, take the re-
s,onsf,H,y Of doirr; what Congress alo"'
hos me power 10 do-onc Of our exchanges
or-ucs that 1t would Ice a much more
serious matter for the government not
~ provile for honoriug It's demand-notes
Than il would b. for it. TO allow IT'S cN-
penses 10 outgrow IFS revenue. We nave
never liked the plan Of making new loans
20 raise money 10 carry on the govern
merit. But neither have We been
fully satisfied with any plan suggested
for taking the Treasury problem out Of
the financial world The Journal OF
Commerce states the situation as follows
.vhe question is not whether no gov
eminent has had money enough ITO"
ordinary income. = meet us rAi'"''.'
bur the very different one, "httn'I IL
has been able 10 command from 'i''il''9
sources sufficient money Of c'I.il"
kind. gold 90 take care OF a certain CLASS
81 obligations. grcenhdcks. anu 94'''''
note 4 deficiency in the latter case Is
a f1r more se.ious affair than an h''"-
duacv If culinary income 10 cover or
dinarv expenses. for 81 involves diftel
danger ~ depreciation of the whole OF
our current money. and n ccrtainiy "".s
not mitigate that d1ns'7, hut SERIOUS y
strengthens n. IL. besides deficiency III
tho special reserve against COVER '"'
notes. there H. also a deficit ~ thf "'-
Iinarv revenue. 4 deficiency Of ordinary
income miaht cause transient inconven-
i,nce. hut II n be asked what would be
the consequence ot inability 10 honor IN
,,o,l five hundred millions % demand
nofos. We point 20 the violent panic Of
las oni its equences as an answer.
Tho case as stated by the Journal IS
worthy If paticnt consideration. i IN
wolves Indirectly the question OF an extra
rnsefou ~ Congress-.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
ur. CIevcIand's Financial views
I'm 1872.

7. has hen often stated AMI never
,.i ,,.o i..,ava that the Demo-
....,. ,.,,.e,r,o .f lSa. ass #, was first pre-
..., -. -. committee Of the Demo-
49,, >..,io,ol Convention. was not ac-
I'LL. - 1fr. Cleveland. and that it
,,se changed 70 phase him. and the
-. ,.i.or,,.baI :, Chicago where
.4 C,r-a--.,, lant ~
'h'y VIZ 49,. .,,..,..- W..
tho bl@ld''h dSNH ''t
30 not knpw-and p-ihiis hoD'dF h"'"9
,n.. those changes were. The best We
,.., a., 10 to ratart the action OF the
''' ,..u...,.t., i,...lr an
Democratic NaI'o""l ''''
the t2rn, not on hhih'I"l fD'''''''-'
Fin, "a. .-i,.s our corrrsp Oudent's note:
.r,.-pDp,. - g. tuylst T. 1855.
,t..oh
TO me E1i''' Oh '''' -.
Several Dispatch readers ID our HOUSE,
gre in a DISPUTE, as - the NndhcidI Views
Of President Cleveland.
WIZ you kindly settle matters TOT US 10y
publ. -hug in tho Dl-n1'ch the Hii"l, 't'
plank Of the Democratic h"'lVidI ii't
form as 10 was orieinaiig Draw ''ll w
which Mr.. cleveland Would not ace'P1
nomination.. Also the plank rs j. "aa
. changed t-o suit his Views ana aioi'l'N'
ami You viii greatly chl4' many ~. '.i =
Your subscriber, ;. :. liAl'DiH'N.
Th. platform, "a reported from the
....., ,..,t,,.i,rs contained this
.,..,~.,,.. If s..-
dt'.diauo''' @' '''' ~.
ton 3. with the meaning VENUE
,5e-'.
..,-. -.f,e.9+c the oft-repclted doc
80. ,,. Dsr,.orati. rarty that the
''.,.t,,. - tn. government i the only
...,,r.',y,,n fl~ f,Nnr.on. and whenever
a. t,x is unnecessary IL IS unilsuiahl";
that when clstom-house taxation is levied
/ upon articles or any h'h' l.'... ,t 80
this country me 1li''i ~ .' - ,,,on
IN a 5io.rene- ,.l..s. fully measures
an, r5ssille benefits 10 labor. and the
/ c,.,,1o-fs additional impoeitoLs OF the
.,i...r. tariff fan with crushing Fore
..,.,r orr farmers and Wnrk.uemcr. ana
/ a. ,be mere advantage OF the few whom
:. o,,i,Las exact from labor "a grossly
uni.,t share OF the expenses OF govern
/ ,r.ut and We demand such REVISION
/ 81 tho t4f.0 laws as will remove Their
t,io,,,tous rue!uahties. tighten their OPP
/ ,.r.s<,.,e and put them Oh a cunstltu-
,'o,.j ana equitable basis. Bat In
/ maxim, reduction in taxes ~ - not pro-
p,s-a ~ lnirre any domestic industii s.
Int rather 20 promote ih,lr Nun
I CROWN -" .,i..,.1 o.. tho ,,,ts-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

The n-xt General Assembly VIII De eX-
pccted 20 make important changes IN The
criminal laws Of the Commonwealth, and
IN order % meet that expectation j, VIII
he necessary 10 take up the matter early
Ia me session. oDd devote 70 il great
deal Of time and attention. y Is impera-
rive that further efforts De mado In tho
d,yect,on of reducing the criminal cx-
,,o,ees a the state. aud there Is grow
a.. demand from the public that the
.roser, latitudinous right Of appeal in
.tn.i cases be restricted 50 as 10 DO
away with the laws delays possible IN r
The present system. and better secure the
ends Of jusuce-not 10 say and also bet.
,or subserye the Interests OF law ana
order. ,, ,.,,,,,.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18


u was against the vigorous rro'es' vi
D,,choe, 10 Young. of san Francisco
and his friends on the Pacihc e''P''
Finally Young gave way, win the ""-
derstanding that the eastern h'''u
wound favor San Francisco TN DO i"'
New York sun says the eastern 'n''"
hers. or some Of them. rather "'e ~"
engaged I'm tollylng Mr.. De Young in'o
,ho houo, that they are ready to keep
their end OF the compact. whereas Il '''
r.por, from the best authorities can
be accepted. Mr.. De Young ana MS
pacific slope friends will again nave 10
whistle for any support from the eastern
members for san Francisco. chicago e
the city that IS favored by most hepuD"-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
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SUNDAY...."...AUGtoI II $40
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49,. ...,,-,,,.. with find il very
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no" ~ 80 c.... c..-crni,ta. should. rs
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each No''' NY 49, .,.. t--.,s
which Of ne o'''.'' '''''' c,., D.,
resolution 'no''i ' .,,,.,.....
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unfair 10 submit '''V .., o-.e null
lump 'i' ...,,'-,s
through me O1' ......,..-t,,,,l
that the OH1''"o'
Convention 'Fl'1 - .,.,..x ,,.,.
Of Niisln't' '1' $50. .,-o,.
30 .....,.f.l chat certain sec
power ana C2,3i''i'''' ''.'' ,,
tons o. The ne" -.
submitted fei 'i''..I' MS ~
were enabled 'o"-'it 'he 0''' 90 '''' ..,,.
ftitut. % afi reject 'A- IH'ie '''' .,.,
clause. So. i''' we 'iF' IL,
convention .''i IN ~" ...t,,,ion
that different '''''is "' '''' e,1..
that II bad iramei Si'''-U ~,
=
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

Macmillan &. Co.. of New York and Lon
don. viii issue this fall. IN two crown
octave volumes, -00 pages clch, the Eco
homie History OF Virginia in the Sven
tcerth Century" by Mr. PHILIP \. Bruce
oc this city, the CORES spending secretary
OF the virginia Historical Society. MI
Bruce's work has been In preparation FOR
eeveral years. and Is based upon the
r,,nuscript records of the seventeenth
century. now preserved in various deposit
tories I'm this State ami abroad. some
notion OF the scops Of the work may Dc
obtained from a general statement OF
the contents of the nineteen chapters: l.
The practical motives leading TO the colo
u.zailon Of Virginia. 1.-THE physical
character Of aboriginal Virginia, its SOILS
vegetable. and animal life. ana climate
III-Dctafls Of Indian economy throwing
l,-ht upon the general character o.
aboriginal VirriuIa. W. W. VI, VII
Dayciopu,e-t r agriculture from 'he
foundation of the Colony 70 thr opr'. =
Of rho eight,tuth century, win " I'''
,l-.,re.ion of al ia local ana 'oi'i-ii
influences controlling IL. NIlL-lAe 81 80
tom OF acquiring and holllhS I"'.' ~,
ORIGINAL patent IN, N.-lhe s-,'i" ...' 'l
agricultural labor-t.e servant. ~ 800
80, M AGRICULTURAL labor .he slave.
Xii. %IlG-Domest economy Oh '"'
,i.rter-- houses. furniture, pltt'' enc
tus clothing. food. drink. ete. AiN-
~ Importation of manufactured SUR
Ills into tho Colony from E1-.anl. li'l-
land %eu- England. anl the Wet ln.i.-s
The method and volume Of importation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

"Thcre "a no instrument I'm sure
said festive Mr. Morgan,
"That | love more 20 play On than
Tie wandering hlnd-orsan."
Just then ? Dago with the same,
Appearing 70 his vision.
lie seiz hose and played thereon
With cOp.0us precision.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

DaSed on the Returns.

Dumbleton: It's funny about these edi-
tors OF the comic papers. according 10 my
experience there isn't one OF them that
proves hims II true 70 hts profession.
Flasher: How IS that?
Dumbleton unfolding a batch OF reject
Cd manuscripts); Why. there isn't one OF
them that seems disposed 70 take a
toke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
The Voice OF Prejudice,

Quester: There goes Miner the coal
merchant he is a man Of great influence,
and his words carry great weight in the
community.
Jester: That's more than can be said OF
hts wagons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

tho most careful. thoughtful intel
Iiccut. and bus.ncss-like oons'deri-
ton. ana ought TO he In the
hands os the proper committees
as soon as practicable after the meeting
% the LEGISLATURE. They are problems
that. cannot bc disposed 81 IN hnr'y'
and tha committees should he allo"'i
ample time and opportunity to d'E'S'
them. and make such report as VIII h''
render their conclusions and recoinmeh-
dations open 20 constitutional objections
go ,.ro,.o,-,tive cf useless debate. In
otbor words. thorc should be no excuse
afforded the committees for not do''s
their work thoroughly
s c0rnate question 10 these anu one
81 almost equal importance "h''h N''
rr,babiv come before the Grnei'' A.
.,,,r,y & that of further relieving 'he
....,,.,.,,ion ~ the youit.uti'ry- Inc li''
LEGISLATURE made several dc8iia"'' am
,,er.s 20 the laws governing '"'
,..,.., and established pcnit'n'iaIE
con, This latter move has proved 4"
,.,....se I'm r,st ~ served 10 leave more
slc' ''' e.,... ,re,le the walls u
room '.' '''" ,'. ,..,,,,l o,n.rwis. have
inc '''. 49, 80 I'm, ,hc pcnltcuuary SIS
'' ,''' o-,,..l., and IL is only
s''' ,.,. ,rb,n the state viii have
.l,,,tors thereto. or devise some
-. ~ meeting the situation.
-. e,,or,r,.p.ont. Major Lynn.
''' g. e,ror af adopting the
-(,-.,., sys,c, both because Il
.,, ,ro,. Martial remedy for the
~, ,,., co.,fr,-+s him. and because il
..''',, a.. g, line with IL. views q many
~ ho leading pouo'o.ists 81 She word
.........,,,o ,,4 ai-ns ana objects of pris-
=, however the LEGISLATURE shall take
49,. ,,t.t-.f-leave question. there is
.r .r.r AMI somewhat similar system
.,.,, &, ,rfcrt be wei TO consider IN con
......,~ with the innovation. ana the
..,.r,l r-otiam Il the revision Of our
...-..,., lovs We fer 60 the system
,,i,h obtains In New York. AMI which
,...,..5.s for what are known AS '-nie-
.......,,. e.rt.,cee." The explanatory
....,n ~ ,b. prison act 81 Ncw York
..,,rrttfr- this system iraiS'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

shmeltzer: Vat you dink. SETTER? vas
a bezookle yesterday geroden.
Settler: Come aut!
Schneider: How, ~ crachious, dit you
fount id oud: DOT vas der ferry ding ich
babe getan. so gwick like man where he
ish on a pumple-bee gesitzen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

While there should De no bullying on
The part Of the administration in its con-
duct ~ foreign affairs, st IS essential that
other countries BE- occasionally reminded
that the stars and stripes are the ensign
Of a power possessing not only the means.
but also the will and ability, 10 enforce
respect -Raprahannock Times.
The Times breaches tho true doctrine
on the subject q touches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

Bath Camp. Confederate Veterans. at Its
last meeting edopted a resolution INQUEST
ing every member OF the camp 20 give
20 the adjulant in writing record Of
his service ia the field. the date of his
enlistment. ard any other facts which he
snail deem VI interest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
The pic,.pocket's BON Mot.

Have you seen service as a soldier. sir?
His Honor asked the petty larcener;
"Oh. yes" the culpr.t said' with sho"
OF tears.
81 was on pickett duty many years"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

The possibilities Of endeavor are de-
nendent on conditions; even convict Is
eapable OF greater things when he lets
himself out"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

pullman. You see. I'm novice m this
livery business. and I've got 20 have some
one who understands all about the care OF
horses.
Sharp: How about Biggers?
Pullman: Never DO IN the world! Why.
I heard him say this morning that he had
already broken ten colts this spring a
man that's "a. destructive as that would
use M every horse I have IN the stable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

When Puddle said. with dazed intent
lie wouldn't drink a drop. l think
His tongue was twisted, and ne meant
To say he wouldn't drop a drink.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

The jeweller and twins are In the same
line OF business-they often make the
earring.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

The washington Post. sp9aklny OF the
Sunday law IN N-w York, saws that th-
decision ~ jude O'Rrien concciins 20
excise Offenders the right OF trial
by a jury in tho General Sessions II they
demand it. adds a now AMI decidedly in
t.resting phase 70 the situation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

II Is IN the Cars kingdom that the mer-
chan, ,nheri,e the assurance OF Russian
business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

Another HYMN % Apollo has been dis
covered. According % the critics It Is
orthodox
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

closure "where they get grounds for the
conclusion that the pen Is mightler u'a"
the sward."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

Even IN his intervals OF activity, the
barber Is not infrcquently III sta'e Va
combcr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

II can't See" remarked the pig. peer'ng
through the openings In his contracted en-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

s,ubbornness IS not always indicated by
the rnewl OF n child
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
THE TOWER
Julius SycIe & Sons,
CORNER SECOND And BROAD.
Always the store where
you get the MOST and pay
the LEAST.
Blanket Sale.

Never before ware Blankets 80 che 81
as night now and leo. Our BLANKET
counters are crowded from morning
until night. Hundreds OF people ar,
brying now end storing tue blankets
with rs until wanted. The people NO
do tina, save from - to 33 per cent. az
least. And their only investment Us t'.e
deposit We require to justly us m WITH
drawing them from the sale and storms
them until wanted.
The most wonderful California
Blanket 1874.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

Course dinners are the result OF nne
culinary judgment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
prncttcinr His Profession.

The Virginia papers are. with great
unanimity. voting often for good roads.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

There has been good deal said Of
late about the Republicans having their
national convention In San Francisco.
When Minneapolis was selected in 1882
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
Literary Notes.

Running in debt IS not considered an
evidence Of business activity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
Carpets.
Rugs.

This entire week we will sell the won
derful Velvet kasmir Rug, positively
the prettiest and handsomest rug ever
put Ia the mGrket-large rug, one t. a
customer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18

sT-TOwN OFFICE. Is EAST BROAD
eTEEET
WrsT-TND OFFICE PfRK-PLA''H
PHARMACY. Belvi1ere onl Main s'Ie'
MANCHESTER OFFICE. l-@ HULL
STREET.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-08-18
ADVERTISING RATES.
HAHN rNf'IE OE .I,@S-

vance 90 Wof-s or it:S1' '-'''''''.''
Above rates arc for everyday or ""-
ver-tscmcnts running consccvtivey
Reading notices IN read-ng-mdttcr tYPe'
Eve lines or less. 81: in nonpariei IeAdeU'
3 lines or more. 90.
Ca-d Of rates for more space iurniShei
on anp-.cAtlon.
The National tribune., 1895-05-23

At the meeting OF the Military Order OF the
Loyal Legion Of the State OF Vermont held at
Burlington May Is, Gen o. o. Howard, L. S. A.,
was unanimously elected Commander Gen.
Howard has become a citizen Of Vermont, and
recently established his residence n Buring-
ton. lie was transferred from the Commandery
OF the State Of New York upon his change OF
residence, aud his election as Commander OF
the Vermont Ccmmandery is a compliment
which he highly appreciates Gen. Howard
Joined the Loyal Legion ia Nebraska in 1883.
aud subsequently became a member of the
Communicates In California and New York.
The other officers chosen are: S. V. C., Mai.
John J.. Barstow. Shelburne; j. V. c., First
Lieut.. Willard Harrington, ST. Adams; Re.
corder, First Lieut.. William l.. Greenleaf Bur.
lington; Registrar, Capt. Rob't B. Armes, Bar.
lington, Treas, Brevet Maj. Gardner S Blodg-
ett, U. 5. A., Burlington; Chancellor, Breyet
Capt. Henry o. Wheeler, Burlington; Chap
Rev. John Il. Goodrich. Burlington. Council
Brevet Maj. Alonzo b. Valentine, Bennington
Capt. Frank Kenfeld. Morrisville: Chap Ed.
win NJ. Haynes. Rutland; First Lieut., Joseph
ID. Goulding, Wilmington; First Lieut.. Lo
renZo w. Shedd Montpelier.
The annual banquet WAS held in the evening
mt the Van Ness House. A large number o.
prominent men were present.