Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-03
OFF FOR HOT SPRINGS.
LAWYERS ON THE WAY TO BAR
ASSOCIATION MEETING.
PIPE.LAYIEG WITH ROANOKE IN YIEN
Suggestion That Much of This IL Z"
he Done at the Aforesaid Gather
ing OF the Legal Fraternity-Postai
Notes.

official business. Representative W. ~
Jones. of the First District, and Hon.
Lloyd T. Smith. of Northumberland coun-
Nv the latter a candidate for the nomina-
ton for Attorney-General on the state
ticket TO be nominated at Roanoke, are
here on their way TO the annual meeting
of the Bar Association, which VIII DC
held az the Hot Springs, Va, tomorrow,
Mr.. s. c. Chancellor, of Alexandria VINO
will also attend the Bar Association
meeting. is here to-day
II Is understood that quite a NUMBER
of gentlemen. who will be delegates al
Roanoke. and some of them candidates
for nomination there. VIII at'ena 'n'
meeting Of the bar at Hot Springs, where
some good missionary work Will be pu'
in. either for themselves or their irlehus'
1t is the intention of many to go direct
from the Hot Springs to Roanoke "heh
the bar meeting closes.
Various tickets were discussed here To-
day as the outcome OF the Roanoke CON
yention. but there was an absolute iach
OF positive opinion, and none Of the gem
tlemen wished to be quoted. even IN
doubtful way. There was, however, an
apparent belief among those present 'hat
there would be states and states, ana
that there would be some fine polticai
york done both at Hot Springs and at
Roanoke II iust seemed to crop out
thar certain pipes would be laid. ana
MANS consummated at Hot Springs
which would be acted upon at Roanoke
II not this exactly. an attempt would De
made at the former place 10 ascertain
the strength of certain candidates, ana
what combinations might be effected OH
certain lines. Precisely what these lines
were could not be developed here. put
that there are several laid down as the
basis OF campaign at Roanoke Is almost
certain. Whether it will be found ponuc
or practical to operate on any or them
remains to be seen, and many men VIII
be on the anxious bench until the state
ticket Is nominated.
SPECIAL TRAINS FOR DELEGATES.
DIR. r. n. Harper OF this city, who is a
delegate from Loudoun county TO the
Roanoke convention has just engaged "a
special car on the Southern railway Tor
the delegates from Loudoun and Alex
andrla city and county to the conVen-
ton
Hon. Joe Willard. OF Fairfax, has made
similar arrangements for the delegation
from that county, and az ne VIII ac-
company them, it goes without saying
that the Fairfax men will have "a nigh
old time"
Speaker John j.. Ryan has secured the
solid delegation for his denomination TO
the House from Loudoun county ana
Vireinians here to-day from that section
of The State were predicting that he
would succeed himself TO gavel and chair.
PERSONAL ITEMS.
General Del. Kemper, formerly OF Brls-
toll. Va, who was Consul to Amoy, china
during Mr. Cleveland's administration has
returned. He is accompanied by Miss
Kemper, Enrol Kemper and Del KEN
per, Jr.. and they are stopping at the
METROPOLITAN. General Kempcr Is a
cousin of the late Governor kemper, OF
Virginia. His brother resides in Alex
andria, and the General and his family
viii remain In that city with him for the
present, ard may reside permanently
there. or in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick S. Valentine, Of
Richmond; Miss n. Goudman Virginia;
Robert NJ. Ward, Manchester. Va.-Me-
tropolitan.
b. Chambers. Northumberland, Va
National.
l.. G. Cole. Durham, n. c.; W. L..
Church Charlotte. n. c.; n. w. Taylor
and wife. Richmond; b. T. Day. Natural
Bridge. Va; Donald Allen, Staunton.
va; II. w. Catlln. II. V. Turner. Rich
mond. Va, r. NJ. English and wife, Viz
ginia-St. James.
Charles HUMPHREYS. w. G. Hickman.
Wilmington, n. c.; =. L. Lance. North
Carolina; ). s. Milford, Richmond. va;
L. f. Wetzel. Richmond Va; J. T. NIL
Ter. Winston. n. c.; A. c.. Stokes. Rich
mond. va; w. p. Hilton, Richmond. Va;
ID. II. sigman, AsheviIle, n. c.; {. A.
Sigman, Charlotte, n. C.-Howard House.
POSTAL NOTES.
Among the fourth-class postmcstcrs
commissioned to-day are the following
Charles Il. Van, Jacksonville. n. c.; w.
p Taylor. Jr., Oak Grove. Virginia;
Contz T. Chlldress, Hillsvile. Va; Maud
w. Vale, Louisa, Va; Richard +. Phil
hover. Magnolia, Va; Genotho s. Hall,
Snowville. Va. - money-order Offices
Charles A. Nichols. Bernard. y. c.; John
c. Mcmillan, Teacheys, n. c.. Belle X.
Mason, Rex, Va; Horato A. Hudson,
Jr., Whitlock. Va.-not money-order Of
fees.
A new office has been established at
Batten. Isle of Wight county. Va, with
Tecumseh d. Epes as postmaster-special
from Ivor.
The office at Kuby, Nansemond county.
Va. has been discontinued-mail to Suf-
folk. The office at Terry. Mcdowell
county, w. Va, has also been discon-
tinued mail to Pocahontas Va.
Changes in star schedules have been
made in North Carolina as follows:
Flatrock TO Flatrock Station IN. o.
Schedule OF additional trips from July
LIST to October 10Th in each year: Leave
F1atrock daily in time to connect with
mail trains, but not earlier than l p. NJ.
and $3.50 p. NJ, arrive Flatr0ck station
in % minutes; leave hlatrock Station
daily after arrival Of mail trains. but
not later than 3 Il. NJ. and 4:S0 r. NJ.
arrive Flatrock in 20 minutes. Take
effect July o. 1881.
In Virginia as follows:
Rlvermont TO PenhoOk-Leave River
daily except Sunday az $50 p. NJ, ar
rive Penhook by Gas p. NJ; leave Pen
hook daily except Sunday after the ar
rival OF t.Ji T. VI. iitAil A4AiHf bhf IVl
later than $50 T.. NJ, arrive Riyermont
In IL hours.
Gladehill 10 Felicia-Leaye Gladehill
Tuesdays and Saturdays at II A. NJ.
arrive Felicia by l:SO p. NJ; leave Fell
Ella Tuesdays and Saturdays at 8 a. NJ,
arrive Gladehll by 1890 A. VI.
Point OF Rocks, Nd. TO Leesburs Va
Leave Point OF Rocks daily except Sun
day at A. NJ, arrive Leesburg by u
NJ; leave Leesburg daily except Sunday
AZ lis p. NJ, arrive Point OF Rocks by
5l5 p. ".
Crouch 20 Cumnor-Leavc Crouch
Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays az
} A. NJ. arrive Gunner by 10 A. NJ:
cave Gunner Tuesdays, Thursdays. and
Saturdays. after arrival Of mail from
Lester Manor. but not later than LEO
A. NJ, arrive Crouch in l hour.
Yorktown to Lee Hall-Leave York
Town daily except Sunday AZ $50 A. NJ,
arrive Lee Hill by $50 A. NJ: leave Lee
dofiv axcopt Sunday n