Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-12-25

Mr. Grandson MoScley--That he may
soon be able to run a fcot-race and win IT,
Afr ". Claiborne Epps-That his term
In iaii may be a happy and prosperous
one
Major William NJ. Evans-That he may
long continue as chief of the brigade
s,aT.
Mr. Mann s ouarles-That his safety
5sposit vaults may always prove burglar
proof
Major SOL. Cutchins-That he may
,evcr recover from his attack OF the
Blues.
Colonel Morton Marye-That he may
never md himself without an attentive
listener.
Mr. G H. Hasker-May he long live to
entertain Richmond's young people with
his views
AR John Boisseau--That he may long
1.-Two 20 enjoy the title of Richmonds Beau
Brummel
Hon Tazewcm Ellett-That the soil OF
Venezuela may produce for him n colos-
sal fortune.
Dsputy strother Ferneyhough-That he
NAV cease crying" for several days and
enjoy the rest.
Mr.. w. J. Carter-That he may realize
ris ambition TO own the longest pedigreed
horse in Virginia.
Dr w. II. Taylor-That 1t will be many
long day before he will be called upon
n sit on" himself.
Afr Philip McNiven-That ere another
christmas rolls around, his 'yaller dog"
will have returned.
Judge Z. r.. Farrar-That he may not
rlve the misfortune TO lose his pocket
book this Christmas.
afr. Ben. Z. Owen-That he will not
work too hard during his four-years' term
as private secretary.
Mr.. Charles l. Todd--That he may see
Ricbmond-made flour in every habitable
country on the globe.
Captain Elijah Hulce-That his Christ
mas may be as quiet and peaceful as he
always keeps his district.
DIR Hunter McGuire-That he may see
Tie fun realization of his great labors In
behalf Of Southern history.
Mr. J. NJ Fourqurean-That Chestnut
HW may continue to grow until 1t an
uexes Richmond as suburb.
Sergeant Alex. NJ Tomlinson-That he
may one day unearth the great mystery
which he always has ION tap.
MI r. w. Powers-That his eloquence
may bring TO Richmond other organiza-
lions similar TO the y. W. ID. A.
Hon. Conway r. Sands-That tie voters
NJ Henrico may never fail TO appreciate
him and elect him 10 the Senate.
Colonel John Z. Laughton, Jr.-That ne
may cover Lee Camps walls with PIC
-rres Of old Confederate soldiers
Major Robert Stiles-That he may con-
tinue 10 fight the war over. and nave
larger audiences at each lecture.
Mr. w. c. McDowell-That he may be
tant busv shaking the hands of his many
friends at his hotel this morning.
Mr. A. Bargamin-That Hollywood
Cemetery may ever be the beautiful city
of the dead which he has made it.
Mr. Writ e Taylor-That his capillary
substance may continue TO grow on MS
forehead until ne can wear pompadour
Major \. V. Randolph-That his old SOL
diers may be amply provided for before
the closing hours of the General Assem-
bly,.
Mr. Thomas G.. Leath-That his silk hat
may never be Of past seasons DOCK
nor his attractions of an out-of-date Vlnt-
age.
Cantain Thomas W. Sydnor-That he
NAV fertilize many virginia held ahO
cause things to grow where an is barren
now.
Captain Edgerton S. Rogers-That he
nav he kept busy drawing plans for va
sous public places Of amusement in Rich
mOnd.
Mr. John d. Potts-That he may con-
,inue TO climb the ladder of railroad life
and ultimately reach the goal of his am
bltion.
contain lanes b. Angle-That he ma!
,e,,rr have to carry out his threat u
Tssign n a bank robbery occurs in nj
district.
Mr. ]. w. Lockwood-That it may b'
many wears before the banking business
of Richmond loses his helpful advice ah'
services.
NJ r p. Chaffin-That his cows may
an ne the handsomest in Virginia, an'
that he may always dispense the pures
tactical fluid. -.
mr. e w. p. Brock-That the pohc
may give him no trouble and the raIroao
cease dragging him after thelr lhJuie
employees. .,,,, con,
NJ " Ren Palmer-That he may sooi
Soc the stuart monument erected III IN
civ 10 honor the memory OF MS gre"
commander. - noDD,
Mr.. c. D. Langhorne-That MS napp.
Aess being in proporuoh " 'a'0 ,,prnetua
ne has gwen NN''~
and abundant. I'D.
professor John Clacker. the Henrlc
,irebip-fuildeT-T his ship may sd
over the winds Of adversely safely 10 III
harbor Of success.
AIR Joseph II. shepherd-That the tim
Ill, soon come when he Will ma d.
saioons closed. and the public drlhkin
nothing but water.
SUPERINTENDENT George b. DAVIS nc
the almshouse may thrive under ms az
ministration and the order OF Odd-f elio"
continue TO increase
Nr lake Wells-That his 1898 team ma
be the best IN the Atlantic League an
that he may develop his stlck-Work
an exceptional degree.
Mr. r. l.. Alfriend-That he may De pr
,,,ded with the choicest seat at the pai
nart next season. and have no cause
complain Of the umpires.
Mr. John NJ Higgins-That the me-
lime ne sends a congIatulatory teiegIai
presidential aspirant ne may '''''
nrst selected the winner.
Mr. Barney Frischkorn-That ne ma
find time each morning 10 visit the d oCA
and that some day he may see aho'n'
foreign ship anchor here.
Mr. John D. Baseler-That ms hou
may never lose its melody nor ms he :,
its cunning. and that ne may ui0P -
double O from his name. 49,
Mr.. Charles L. Bolling-That ny,
monds water supply may never 90
mluished and that he may ui''il n'.''
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