The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-03-20
P0F1TSNIO UTF1 III e YYS
HON. P.iw. M,KINNEY III.
~ IL Suffering with 1ndu.
ration OF tho farrr

e, N0t tHoi MciAtnncy is Il very Ill man
from induration Of the right lung. Cant.
Mckinney has not been in GOOD health
TOT eight or ten years. White Governor
we was SICK during most of the time.
he often had severe ATTACKS which pros
lrNteu him. That was the chief rca-
people. f" ' 80 -
very little Is being said with refer
ence TO calling the State Dcmocra tic
committee together 10 decide when the
State convention Shall be held. AS
S ana j. Taylor Eiyson Is can.
rally does not wish to perform any act
'htlt could be construed as an effort to
PIoinote MIS- candidacy by using the
party machinery to help him secure the
SUPERNATURAL nomination.
NOT word has been heard with ref
erence to Frank D. Stegar the default-
ne secretary OF the Mutual Assurance
society or Virginia. From what can be
learned no effort will be made to bring
MN pack. No complaint has been made
~ ~ tlie ponce, and no warrant sworn. out.
IL IS presumed that the only steps that
VIII be taken will be to recover the
amount Of Stegar's bond from a Bal
tlnlore guaranty company, in which he
was bonded. .E.a
MT: Thomas =. Smith. intimately
known as Buck" Smith, died at tho
Soldiers Home this morning. He was
III MS 5oth year. He leaves three dough-
ters and one son with whom he lived
at No. $50 West Clay street until a few
days ago. when he was removed to the
nome. He had been III with pneumonia.
Mr.. Smith was Confederate veteran.
having served gallanuy through the
war. rs
United States Deputy Marshal Janney
peasants to-day summoned q special
Jury to convene In Norfolk on the SOth
instant. The cases to he considered at
this extra term Of Uncle Sann's court are
civil causes. The regular session OF the
United States Court begins here on April
9TH. The jury for this term has also
been summoned.
STATE BOARD OF PHARMACY.
The State Board Of Pharmacy COM
pleted its labors late this afternoon.
Inc followign were the successful can
titzhugh. Danville; A T.. Gray, Rich
| mond; w. u. DRAKE. Richmond; J. H
Webber, Richmond; lI. L. Walker, Rich
mond; e. b. Cameron, Invermay; NJ
9. James, Rapidan: Payne NJ. Avis, Har-
risombutg; S. J. Carson. Richmond: S.
5. Pennybacker, Pocahontas; w. s.
Langhorne, Jr., Portsmouth, The fol-
| low passed us assistant pharma cists:
Hugh w. Jones. Williamsburg; w A.
Keeling, keysvillc; w. II. Gwynn, Hin
ton, W. Va; IT, e. Garrett Richmond;
II. L. Orchard. Onancock; C. N. Gibson,
Phoebus; w. II. Booth, Dnnville; T. c.
| Harrisn Richmond.
Governor O'Ferrall to-day appointed
| AIR. Il. A. Miller, or this city, Il member
| or the State Board Of Pharmacy, to
| succeed Or. Paul Massie, of Roanoke,
who declined to serve
Application has been made. to the
Court or Appeals on behalf OF the rail
road commissioner, General Hill, for a
| mandamus compelling the Winchester
and Strasburg railroad company to run
\ = = inv IN,
with the provisions OF It's charter
AS the greater part of The stock Of The
winchester and Strasburg railroad is
owned by the Baltimore ana Ohio rail
road, q very interesting quest ton is like
~ to come up regarding the light or 4
State court to mandamls a corporation
in the hands Of the United States Court
The bill IS returnable April 3Oth.
:, BIC CORPORATION.
Judge +. c. Minor, in the Law and
Charcely Court this morning granted a
charter to the Baughan Tobacco Stem
ming Machine company. The company
is formed for the purpose Of conducting
the business Of manufacturing, repair
lnS, buying and selling, operating and
renting al kinds OF machinery, ana TO
carry on the bushes of Stcmning to-
bacco, buying and selling plug and leaf
TOBACCO. cigarettes, cheroots and smok-
ing tobacco.
patent OF Milton G. Baughan and any
other machine they wish 10 in this
country or in foreign countries The
capital stock IS 10 be not less than 81 ,00O-
000 divided into shares OF 500 each.
The company is allowed 10 own ten
acres of land in this city, and not cx-
ceeding one hundred acres outside OF
the city. Richmond will be the head
quarters and the principal Office Is to
be here. The officers are: G. y. Walker,
president: Reginald Gilman, secretary
board OF Directors: liucicn y. Tatum,
T. William Pembcrton William H. AL
lison, Matthew Il. Peasants and Z. a.
Saunders, Jr.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Following are to-day's Supreme Court
OF Appeals proceedings:
Shields and Others vs. Mahoney and
others; further argued by W. L. VII
liams and G. NJ. Dillard for appellees
and 7. r. Borland for appellants and
submitted.
Wildberger and others VS.. Checks cx-
ecutors; argued by James Aston Cabe!l
for appellee and continued until Mon
day.
The next cases TO he called are Brown
Ing and others vs.. Cheeks executor.
and Casey and others VS.. Cheeks exc
cu.ors.