Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-19

The most important work Of the Legis-
rsture yesterday was the election OF
county judges. These officials for eighty
-..e counties were chosen. the candidates
fra eleven having not yet been selected,
owing to contests. or the fact that they
Gre embraced in the joint resolution by
which a committee was appointed to in
y.sacatc as TO the responsibility of the
s-.ses ior the excessive criminal ex-
r-rses therein. Following is the list
ed. .teL by the two houses:
Acc5mac-John W. q. Blackstone.
h.bemarle-John NJ White.
Amelia-F X. Farrar.
Araherst-Bentley b. Campbell.
Araomattox-D. 4. Christian.
Beasord-Calloway Brown.
E1tetourt-G. W. Breckenridge.
Backingham-John r. Moss.
campbell-Stephen Adams.
yaloline-E. c. Moncure.
Caarlotte-Boylan Green.
chesterfeld-W. l. Clopton.
C.arke-S. J. c. Moore.
Cl.peper-W. L. Jeftries.
p.HWiddie-B. J. Epes
Essez-Thomas CroXton.
Fauquier-C. NJ. White.
F.oyd-Waller l.. Howard.
F.uyanna-W. II. Holman.
Frederick-W. NJ. Atkinson.
Gl0ucester-Charies Catlett
G0ochland-A. y. Monteiro.
G~sencsville-W. s. Goodwin.
Grayson-James c. Padgett
Hal!faX-W. r.. Barksdale.
Hauoyer-S. c. Redd.
HenricO-T. Ashby Wickham.
Henry-George l.. Dillard
Isle OF Wight-George r. Atkinson.
King and Queen-John g. Dew.
Lee-E. ". Pennington.
Louisa-F. ". Sims.
Loudoun-R. II. Tibbs.
Necklenburg-Wn Z. Homes.
Montgomery-W. NJ. Pierce.
Nansemond-Wilb J. Kilby.
Nelson-Thomas p. Fitzpatrick.
Nor1olk-W. y. Portlock.
Northamptou-Gilmore 5. Kendall.
Nottoway-Charles +. Goodwin.
Orange-James W. Morton.
Page-E. 7. Booton.
Patrick-J. r. Moore.
observation-disclosures l.. Tredway.
Prince Edward-Joseph NJ. Crute.
Prince WNliam-Wilham E. Lipscomb.
Pulaski-Seldon Longly.
Rappahannock-Hugh NJ. Dudley.
Roanoke-W. W. Moffett.
ckbridge-William p. Houston.
Rockingham-George G. Grattan'
JtusscL-W. a. Ayers.
Scott-R. r. Kane.
Shenandoah-Frank 6. Tavenner.
Smyth-G. II. Fudge
Southampton-J r, Prince.
Spotsylvania-R. +. Waller.
SUSSEX. L. West.
Tazewell-J. II. Stuart.
Washington-D. c. Cummings, Jr.
Warren-Giles Cooke, Jr.
Vythe-Willam +. Fulton.
Allegheny, Bath. and Craig-George X.
Anderson.
augusta and Highland-Lyman Chalk
Bland and Gnes-Bernard Mason.
buchanan and Dickenson--Alex. Beav-
ers.
cumberland and Powhatan-Tromas NJ.
Miller
Fairfax and Alexandria-James NJ. Love.
King George and Stafford-R. II. L.
chichester.
Madison and Greene-F. VI. McMullen.
Niddlesex and Matthews-G. Taylor
Garnett.
New Kent and Charles City-Isaac H.
N6rthumberland and Lancaster-John
c. Ewell.
Prince George and surry-Timothy
Wes,moreland and Richmond-R. II.
Beale. ,.
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Immediately after the election Of judges
the Senate went into executive session
and confirmed the following appoint
marts 10 the boards Of visitors OF state
institutions:
southwestern State Hospital-H. A.
Tcutb OF Russell; Henry =. Copenhaven'
OF SMITH. c. NJ. Scott. Of Bland 10 serve
three years from April l5 1880, and u.
G. Cummings. Jr., OF washington; DR.. >.
j. Guderslecve. Of Tazewell; John NJ.
Johnson. OF Scott 90 serve three years
from April 10, 1S9D
Western state Hospital-James L. Tred-
wax Of Pittsylvania; T. II. Trout OF
Stanton: A. +. Withrow. OF Bath 90
serve three years from April 10, lSSl'
and G. q. Conway. OF orange; Il. i.
Berkeley Of Staunton; Z. f. Stickley' OF
Shenandoah Ohree years from AprI To-
T1
Eastern State Hospitai-Waiter ii. ray
los ag Norfolk: James Il. Lewis, OF hicn-
mlrI. =. T. Southau. Of Amelia Vhree
years from April Is. 1866; William IL.
Ay.e.t of King william; i. ID. Starke Oh
Richmond: Terence McCracken, OF Frede-
reksbure three years from April l5 lsSD;
Thomas J. Cheatham. Of Chesterheid' 10
IN the vacancy Occasioned by the re-
seration OF Z. d. Starke.
Central State Hospital-R. B. Cooke, OF
Norfolk: George ID. Pearman, or iNlch-
mOrd. George =. Gary OF Manchestei
Ghreo wears from April Is. 1880; ana ko-
bert Gillian, Of Petersburg; II. ID. James,
OF Goochland; Beverly =. Eggleston, OF
Charlotte 0hree years from April TO- 1870
Dear, Dumb. and Blind institution
George A. Mushbach. Of Alexandra; Au-
olson Maupln. OF Henrico Ohree years
from March l5. $3.50.
Tho Senate took no action upon the
nom.nations made for members or the
Board Of Visitors Of the Virginia Poly-
technic Institute.
TO PREVENT FILTRATION.
soIs McCuhe introduced OIL PiD'
that II shall be unlawful 10 interfere
with or IN any way disturb or disqulet
tho pupils OF any school or college OF
females. or the principal or teachers
81 charge Of them while on any public
road Or street, or on the school premises
nor shall airy communication be had Tor
such purposes. either orally, by signs. or
IN writing. u also provides that II shall
be unlawful for any person TO enter upon
The premises OF such school or college,