Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-12-31

;. Senatorial Reform Committee de-
cided TO issue an address.
L.. Captain +. G. Mard arrested here
for frsudulently impersonaiing an onicer'
H. The Girls Bureau established. with
Mr.. L. W. Burrell In charge.
II. y. NJ. Jones nominated for the House
by Henrico convention
SEPTEMBER.
2 Or. Hawthornes inaugural service
ri crOvs-Avenue Baptist church. a train
Of forty cars Of shoes shipped from Rich
mond.
T. Council refused 20 consider n propo-
siton for lease OF gas-works.
-. Decided that professional jurynen
cannot serve IN Law and Equity Court.
u. Plans for Chesapeake and Ohio and
seaboard AIRLINE Depot adopted.
iG. Association organized 10 establish a
memorial 20 Dr. Parker.
~. Exciting runaway Of wild circus
team on Main street Mr.. irwin Weisiger
elected president Of Virginia Navigation
Company.
%. Convention Of Southern Philatellsts
Association. First annual convention ~
Virginia Liquor-Dealers' Association
OCTOBER.
.. Tobacco crop damaged by frost
4. Gallego Mills sold. Bought in by Mr.
Bowe for bondholders.
g. =
Seminary.
9. Or. Carmichael retired from the
charge Of st. Pauls church.
TO- FIRST tobacco Of the season sold
here. Jubilee Association Of Richmond
held banquet and sent greetings 20
Dreyfus.
70. Israel zangyin. essayist. lectured at
Academy of Music.
y. Medical Society OF Virginia in ses-
sion here.
26 Colonel T. VI. r. Talcoit appointed
receiver Of the Farmgille and Powhaian
railroad.
81. The shubrick launched President
| Mckinley and Cabinet attended the
launching and spent the day here as the
citys guests.
NOVEMBER.
l. Grand trades parade. Tournameni
| in afternoon.
2. civic Carnival came to an end with
q display OF fireworks.
g. Annual meeting or Regents or tne
! Confederate Museum. Shaft of the VII
| sinia received.
g. Convention Of the Daughters Of the
! Confederacy opened. Annual convention
/ If the Christian Church. j. II. alvey
! cary street grain merchant mysteriousIy
3. Monuments TO Winnie Davis and
| President Davis unveiled. Imposing .'ih'
12. Rev Father T.. VI. Teamey. Vicar
General Of the diocese, resigned 10 loNe
| charge OF the mission Of Fais ChuIcu.
a. president and other officials or the
PENNSYLVANIA railroad here on IL TOUR Oh
| inspection.
16. Important decision by the Supreme
| Court touching the "land-grab0ers' act
lg BAPTIST General Association Of Nir-
eria convened here in its soyenty-slAth
| session.
20. Cord-Wood Association chartered IN
| Law and Equity Court
22. Pamunkeys bring the Governor deer
and turkeys. <....s
| in the canal.
20. Lehigh football team defeated by
! University Of Virginia in annual Ihanks-
| eivingDay game
DECEMBER.
4 The German-American bazaar opened
| Fight members Of the Boyd-Newton syn
dictate withdrew, declining 20 accept lhe
ordinance adopted by the Counch'
@. General Assembly organized ana en-
tered upon sessions work. .,
r. Hon. Thomas S. Martin rehoinii'i' o'
for The United states Senate.
n An differentiation bill offered ID
each branch OF the General Assembly.
is. The Legislature passed a bill ma
posing q tonnage tax of ID cents on l'l
tuizers Mr.. Thomas p Nager, OF foeh-
inpham. arrived in the city IN search V'
| his missing wife. a.,
10 Senator Martin reelected by the
| General Assembly
20. Thomas T. Ryan sought TO restrain
s.ahoard and Roanoke railroad from car
rving out plan Of consolidation.
q. Firet consignment Of cattle receive
at the Union Stock-Yards.
%. David c. Richardson elected CON-
mander Of Lee Camp.
g. The Mayor approved the street-rai
way ordinance.
o. The torpedo-boat Stockton launched.
r,,,, ,xrArrER-UORyS IMPROVED.