Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-12

PRESIDENT ROBERT NJ HUGHES.
Bar. and Of the membership more thar
half are expected 10 be at the sessions n
ola Point. The body will sit during the
three days both in the morning and at
night. and much business Will be trans
acted.
THE PROGRAMME
Appended is the programme OF proceed
ings:
TUESDAY MORNING.
call 10 order by the chairman OF The
Executive Committee, William J. Leake
Of Richmond.
The presidents address, by Robert NJ
Hughes. OF Norfolk.
Appointment OF Committee on Publica-
lions.
Appointment Of Committee to Recon-
mend Officers
Reports Of secretary and treasurer.
Reports OF standing committees: Z
I. Executive Committee;
o. on Admissions;
O. ON Legislation and Law Reform:
judiciary Committee.
e. on Legal Education and Admission
90 Tho Bur;
f. ON Library and Legal Literature;
o. ON Grievances.
Report of the special Committee on q
Permanent Home for the Association.
TUESDAY EVENING.
a payer by 4. r. Long. or Lynchburg.
OHI,l Constitutional Changes in Nir-
ga
Discussion on the subject Of the paper
TEL.
Unfinished business.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
a Iarr prepared in memory Of John e.
Minor tv llhn w. Daniel, Thomas S.
Mirtin. 4. far 1lph Tucker, l.. l.. Lewis,
az jaime. Keith. special committee
Report 81 Cmmittee 10 Necommenl
C@.cfs.
Election OF differs.
Election of members Of Executive Com
u.tts@
Report o. special committee on the
judiciary system " the State.
Discussion cf the report.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
Araier hy W. vs.. Henry. of Richmond,
an "lae Evolution Of a Bin Of Rights,
AMI i's Pace in system OF Free Cow
cruuf-l'
Discus on The subject Of the paper
Sow and miscellaneous business.
THURSDAY MORNING.
TIE annual address by Judge L. NJ.
Rose ~ Little Rock. Ark, on "The Pre-
sent State of the Law"
Report ~ special Committee on Law
Reform.
Unfinished business.
Announcement hy the prerilent-elect
az the standing committees for the nsu-
inc year.
Adjournment The annual banquet win
take place ol Thursday evening, COM
mcncing az $50 o'clock
THE OFFICERS.
Mr. Robert M Hughes. Of Norfolk n
son OF judge Fobcr, w. Hughes. is preei-
dent of the association ana the vice
lres dents ore Nc--rs. S. g. Graham Of
IazcNeu. n. u. Miller. Of Danvllc: VIII
Jam -. TaAaferrO. Of Gloucester. George
Perkins. OF Charlottesville. and Robert 4,
Parrish. Of Cogineton. Mr Eugene G.
Alssie Of this city, IS secretary and
treasurer having been appointed by the
Executive Committee 10 succeed Mr..
Jackson Guy, resigned. and the Executive
D.HuIftee is composed Of judge William
Josiah Loake chairman. Judge George
j. christian. and Alr Eugene e. Masgie.
li us city. and Messrs. John O.. VIII
l Orange; lhomas d. Ransom, OF
e..H ana William a. Little Jr Of
Fredericksburg
Iy d. rule of the association the presi-
'''' 'in only serve one term. and there
,9re SIN Hughes will retire AT this ses-
s0n Air Massle will undoubtedly De-
reelected 90 Che Office OF secretary and
treasurer and Doe and Judge 5seake win
iy limitation of office. retire from the
Executive Committee
Thus nv There is no speculation as 10
the possible choice for the presidency. but
DO is more than probable that the Office
Will come TO Richmond.
Mr. Hughes. the present executive. is
one OF the most brilliant young men az