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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15

An Expert Of the aigoRi service Ex'
plains How They Are Formed

A Washington special says Lieutenant
John p. Finley. Oi the United States Sgral
service, who Is the tornado expert OF the
establishment and has published a dozen
books on the subject. gave an explanation 20
World correspondent oi the tOrnadoes
which swept oyer PlttsOargh, Reading, aud
Brooklyn last week.
They were tornalOpS," said the Lieu
tenant. land il Is 4 mistake 10 call them
cycloues. cyclones are storms Of q very dit
fcrent kind and belong 10 the West indies.
The tornado is o tunnel-Sh1ped column OF
disturbed air, generally about forty or hity
Yards in diameter, which whills round and
round upon an axis almost perpendicular
aud sweeps across the country no the rate
possibly Of thousand miles an hour. It's
destructive power Is terrific. ltt0rms m the
upper air a few miles overhead and works
down 10 heearth. It's track l. gcueIally not
more than about tNcuty-iiYc miles until u
disappears into the upper air, whtuce 1t
came.
1.-THE tornadoes which struck Pittsburgh,
Reading, and BROOKLYN were entirely sepa-
rate and distinct These tOrnadoes are lo-
cal, aud only incidents ~ general storm.
The general storm last wednesday began IN
Eastern New Mexico. moved directly east
ward 10 southern Arkansas, thence directly
nor r'heastward to Michigan aud Northern
Canada. The diameter oi the general storm
Was about five hundred miles. The centre
OF the general storm was between Chicago
and Grand Haven, Mich. Draw circle OF
800 miles radius from the general storm can-
tire and you will lind that Ia The souiheast-
ern quadrant OF that circle tornadoes Will
form and will move towards some point IN
| the northeastern quadrant.
"At O'Clock Wednesday morning there
were southcrly winds aud very high tenn
periture along the South Atlantic coast In
| Florida the temperature was over 20 degrees,
while ~ Pennsylvania itwas below 90. The
isothermic line for that DAY bulges upward
| at Chicago and drops violently downward
/ through Pennsylvania and Northern Nir>
! CInia. The hot air south OF the i'0tbermlc
! line was struggling 10 yet northward, and
! the cold air north Of the hne was struggling
! 10 get south. Il was this struggle 'hat caused
| the tornado. The cold air ultimately pre-.
vailed. That Is to say, on the ground level
the cold air crushed the warm air ont. The
warm air was simply driyenfrom the earth
| TO an upper stratum.
Normally the ar is much warmer on the
elrth's surface than 10 j. skyward, but on
the day 0f thetorOnadO II you ban GOT into a
balloon at Pittsburgh and ascended a mile or
two you would have struck warmer air as
you went up. The line where the warm ana
cold air came into closest contact was the
line where the coronado formed"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

other street aud lung bag Of bread into the
aperture. The special officer. who was o
little lame, was a few feet away. The TITO
regarded each other for an Instant. Tbe6
the woman with her basket and the boy with
his bread sped away on their business. The
officers lame leg prevented him from over.
taking the woman.
LIST OF VICTIMS.
The men have a route little farther down
town. They have been p1,ronizing Ridge
avenue liberally. Every patrolman now I'm
gers on bis beat when be sees the sign OF q
grocer or a provision desier.
Among those who have been mot extcn.
sIyeiy dealt with are II. A.. Bearse. Jr., OF
l406 Ridge avenue and Fifteenth aud Vine
streets; Grocer Ray. Sixteenth aud Brown
streets; L. Croniu, 1921 Brown street; II. a.
Bodarner, Fifteenth and Brown; the Key
stone Flour Company, 1886 Ridge avenue;
John A. Tiuerd, Tenth and Ridge avenue;
the Farmers Hotel, on Ridge avenue above
Sixteenth; J. B. Wingcr;, 1921 Ridga ave-
nue., aud fontaiue x COrssy, Twentysfourth
and Columbia avenue. The last firm has
lest twenty-five lo&yes OF bread each morn.
ing.
HAULED AWAY IN CARTS.
The men who operate on these routes are
said 10 employ push-carts aud wagons to
haul away their selections. At the Key stone
Flour Company's Office It Is told that on one
afternoon at dusk, Ihen the street and the
stores were crowded. two well-dressed men
selected from the scores OF barrels Of four
on the pavement in front OF the doors one oi
the best brand and loaded It on a cart pushed
by a mao who appeared TO be servant.
when the legitimacy Of the transaction was
inquired into the expedition had become
lost in the crowd.
Grocer Tweed, at Sixteenth and Ridge
avenue, said that two or three days age, at
about vespers, the goods in front OF his store
were removed. not even strong York state
cheese that had braved many storm being
able TO hold IT. ground. Mrs. Kelly. an old
lady who lives next door on sixteenth street,
told hm Afterwards that she saw some men
drive up in wagon, into which they loaded
the things. Then two OF them entered the
cpllar.dOor on Sixteenth street and brought
forth on their different visits haR dozen
cheeses, several chests OF tea, and tub OF
lard
SpccialOfiicer Smyth saws that the men
who are responsible for the depredlti0ns
don't live far from the scenes Of their eX-
ploiis, and that the eye of the law Is upon
them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
PeraOlial.

Prince ArisugRwa Takehito. commander
in the japanese navy. has been ordered by
his Government 10 visit Europe 20 obtain the
latest features IN naval construction and arDl-
ament.
General Paul VanderyO)rt, late cCm-
mandei -ln-chief of the Grand Army OF the
Republic, Of Omaha Nebraska, has been ap.
pointed assistant secretary Of the Republican
National Committee.
Professor Huxley. the eminent English
biologist. Is much better, aud i now busily
engaged In denying recent reports thar he Is
a sprituslist aud has been converted % Ro-
man Catholicism.
TIE Rev. DR.. G.. ". Smith has not yet ac-
cepted the assistant 3ishOpric OF ONO, 10
which he was recently elected. lie J. wait
ing 10 get further in,Orm,tion from Bishop
Bcdel As 10 bi. prospective duties. Bishop
Bedell IS at Nice. a0d bis health IL by 40
means in a promising condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
AIRS. WINSLOWS SOOTHING
vi SYkUP

Rev. syiyanus Cobb taus writeB IN tho Boston
Chrisfian Fireman: We would by 10 means re-
commend any Kind Of medicine which wo DID
not know y be good-psrIicuiarly for Infants
But OF ars. Winslows soothing-syrup wo can
speak from knowledge; In our eSn family u
has proved blossing indeed by giving Gn In
fant troubled wish collie pains quiet sleep Ani
tho parents unuroken rcst a. night Most
parents can appreciate those bieaeings Hero
IL an article which works 70 perfection, AMI
which - harmless; for the sleep whicn II AZ
foris the infant Is perfectly nataral and tho lit-
tle chergb aEaSes a. bright ~ "a baiton-'
hni ludng iha process of teoihing rs value h
incalculablo We have frequently heard mo-
,hers siy that thoJ would not - without is from
the birth OF tho child tiii i bat finished With ths
teething siego On any consideration whEtoyer
sold BY ali druggists. - csnts q bolile.
my S-eOt
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Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.
consumption. wasting Diseases.

and General Debility. Doctors disagree 40
% the relative value ot cod-iiveg Oh and
hypoDhosphiies- one supplying sirengh
and Aosh aud The Other giving nerve power
aud acting A.. a tome 10 the digestive aud
entire system. hut in Scotrs Emulsion OF
Cod. Liver on with lIYpopho'phiie. The two
are combined and the effect j. wonderiu'.
Thousands who have derived no Iffmlnent
benefit from other prepara,ion' have been
cured by this. Scot's Emu sion is perfect
" palatable aud j. easily digeslcd hv those
who cannot tolerate pain cod-lNcr OF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
nInnrien Cnnrt Item..

The January term OF the Heuiico County
Court began yeslefday. This is not gfano
Jury term aud there are not great mani iu'
portant cases to be tired. IL Is probable tna'
a special grand jury will be summoned IoI
FRIDAY 10 Inquire into tue case oi the coloreo
man ebalged with stealing COW from james
Sweeney.
Beverley Anderson (eoiored) was beior'
Justice Vincent yesterday eharKeu VIII
threatening TO kill Edward hliler. IN De
fanlt OF security for twelve months tue &C
ensed, who is the brother oI DaVio hpeer'
SON tbe man charged with assaulting Rev.
Mr.. HaIl. was committed 10 jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Application 40 the Governor for
Troops.

The Governor received the following last
evening:
POCluONTAs, VA, Jan. II, 1889.
Governor Fitzhugh Lee:
Trouble is expected here on account OF
strike near here. Would beg you 10 hold
company ready for action at any moment.
j. y. FRANKLIN, Mayor.
To which the Governor replied a. fol-
lows:
RICHMOND, January II, 1889.
Mayor J. y. franklin, PocahOntas:
Captain Kirk Otey, commanding Company
r, Third Virginia volunteers, has been or
dered TO hold his company In readiness to
move to Pocahnnias should II be necessary
to maintain law aud preserve peace. Tele-
graph him at Lynchburg.
FrTZUUGH LEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Got the Tag, But No,th Man.

The attention OF Policeman Il. h. Brown
and Private Watchman Smith was attracted
early Yesterday morning by a colored man
going down Seventeenth street with bag
on his shoulder, and having their suspicious
aroused ~ to the contents OF the bag they
hailed the man, who, instead OF stopping,
ran. Being closely pursued the negrs
turned INTO Tabott's alley and ran into
Shockce creek. escaping from the view Of
the officers on the other side. The bag. con-
tanning some railroad iron, was dropped in
the creek and recovered by the officers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
The AFFAIRS Of the Late City Col
lector.

A ,ecent telegram from this city 10 the
New York Trbane has made the impress
sion that Mr. Aylett r. WO0dson. CITY Coll
lectOr, who died in the spring OF 1883, has
been discovered 10 be \ defauller TO an
amount somewhere near SlO0, 600. No facts
yet aicertained bear out thst allegation.
The examination Of hr. Woodson's affairs
begunl by Mr. Masurier, By order OF the
Council committee, Is now being completed
By Sir! Henry Boudar, and will unqueslion-
ably stbw that hr. WoOds0n is Indebted 10
the cilt, out PROBABLE not more than $1,000
or edo. There Is 40 evidence OF wrong
doing, but there is OF errors; OF bills coll
lected Ind receipted for but not entered up
on the books, and, ia some instances, OF bills
twice objected and so entered and returned.
Thet is no need TO tell anybody in this
commlhily that Aylelt WoOdson was an
honest man. There never was whisper,
before lr since his death, 10 the contrary,
and he bsd good men under him. The trans
actions bf bis Office we're enormous. and be
who could best explain them Is cold IN the
grave.
All will be made clear by Mr.. Boudar's
report.
IL is Impossible for the city 10 lose cent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
,,oza,t Academy or xusic.

Tonight the farcical comedy OF the Two
Johns Company will commence an engage
meut of three nights, and tonight Messrs.
Berger a Leath Will present to each lady a
souvenir, both useful and ornamental
.sThe Two Johns" are said 20 be among
the funniest OF men who undertake 10 amuse
The puhlic. They are Two iat DromiOs, but
moderated in their methods. and the au-
dlenee usually is not slow TO grasp the bunor
M the situations INTO which The massive
cousins are continually piuAging themselves
ana those around them. The company, the
scenery. and everything that pertains TO the
production of this play are said to be very
ene' 50 lhat altogether sn agreeable and very
amusing evening will be enjoyed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

The rehearsals for the beautiful csntata,
The Rebellion Of the DAISIES, aud the Grass-
hopper Opera, are getting on finely. The
entertainment will take place on the 2fth OK
this month az the Mozart Academy, aud IL
given by the Young ladies Of the First Bsp-
list church under the direction of Miss lib
liam Arnold. an elocutioni,t and mu-icisn %
rare excellence. The choruses give evi-
dence Of careful trainipg aud comprise about
seventy voices. The csst Is composed Of
some of our best home talent. In short tho
silair promises TO be a treat TO all who at
tand
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
From the clerks Record.

The docket in the Police Court yesterday
morning was an unusually small one Tor
Monday. on the eases disposed Of the fol-
lowing were the most important:
J. ". Brooks (colored). assaulting and
beating Lizzie Brooks, his lawful wife.
Fined $40 and costs.
Henry Tbompson (cOlored), cursing aed
abusing his grandmother, Caroline Johnson.
Fined - and costs,
Rachael Coleman (cOloredl, asssulting aud
heating Ann Coleman on the street. Fined
- and costs.
Matte Sheppard (colored). drunk and dis.
orderly. Fined 8 and costs.
William DIeikius (coored), abusing and
using indecent language TO Emma Wilson,
and creating dstur bauce in the neighbOr-
hood Continued until to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
over the sea

IL the title Of lecture which VIII be delivered
by the Rev. William r. Hatcher. ID. d., on
next Friday night Qnsiesd OF Thursdsyb
January 18th, in the lecture room OF the ss-
coad Baptist church, at s O'Clock. The pro.
eccds ot the lecture viii be given 10 the Wo-
mas Missionary Society. Tbe lecture Is said
to be al interesting one, end the reputation
OF the lecturer, as well as the object, should
give the ladies large attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
A Tissue or Absurcitie. MADE for Pee
pie 20 Laugh over.

"Ifyou have never seen The Two Johns,
YOU have never laughed" said great inii.
Del. land II you want 90 laugh for week
after, why see that funny couple and the hu-
morous situations Of the piece, The Two
Johns It is only tissue OF absurdites, but
It is Intended for the psople to laugh. and
laugh you must" This is the play 20 be seen
at Desger X Leath's Academy OF Music to-
night, and Il Is predicted that the house will
be hacked TO the doors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.


Scaled proposals for Lynchburg city bonds
10 be purchased for the sinking Fund will
be received I'm - O'Clock at noon on Friday,
January 18th, The amount 10 be- purchased
4. 81. 900. snd proposals will be received for
the whole or any part for either s., o., or
SIS. Privilege to reject any and AL proposals
Is reserved.
Address W. +. Matthews. chairman Fl-
nance Committee. Lynchburg, Va. and
marx on the outside OF the envelope "sealed
Proposals.n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
annrcre Court OF Appeals.

Glover against the commonwealth. Writ
of error awarded to judgment rendered by
by the County Court OF AnpOmattOX county
on the Sth OF December 1888.
Hosea B. Mouldon and Charles +. Foster,
ESD, were allowed to practice az counsel in
this court.
Fidelity Insurance, Trust, and saie'De-
post COmpany and others agalnstthe Shenan-
doah Valley Railroad Company. Argued by
John c. Bulltt, Esq, for appeilecs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Fare on sunday.

Sunday evening at $3.50 O'Clock fire de-
slroyed two tenemrut-hOuses occupied by
Messrs. ". ID. Snerrar and W. Il. Scott, at
Nos and east Duyal street.
An alarm was turned in and Engines 4
and J responded, but the buildings were
almost destroyed before the arrival OF the
department.
The buildings destroyed were framed
structures and were valued al 5000. The
loss is covered by insurance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
work OF the ambulance Yesterday

At halt past 10 O'Clock yesterday morning
the city ambulance wss called 10 The wharf Of
the Old Demnion Steamship Company to a
eolored nau who had bis ankle sprained by
the ships elevator breaking aud falling
against aim. He was taken 10 his home, No.
3l06 east Grace street
A short while later the ambulance was
called 10 the corner Of Seventh ana Canal
streets to attend c. L. Parsons, who was
thrown from -hand-csr and badly though
not seriouzly injured. The hand-eaI, which
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15

The American schooner Comet, 2Se tons,
Captain william II. Aldrich. cleared yesier-
day for Bahia, Brazil, with 3, 450 barrels four,
shipped by the Gallego Mills, valued al sls,.
gG4.50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
= eeoa n.m.ay for sns nsses.

Henry wsrd Beecher saw "Tbe Two
Johns, produce their play By thstfit'e IN q
Brooklyn theatre once. and laughed 10 besr'-
lily and continually thai he was compelled 70
leave after the second set. "Ssid ne, "Tbe
best remedy for the blues tbs; have found
In years i TO witness (as much ~ 1
could stay to ses OF the funny comedians
and their piay) The Two Johns' i laughed
until could sugh no longer. and then
cult the theatrc.o THIS ice production
viii be secn tonight. Wednesday, and
Thursday AZ Berger 4 Isealh's Academy OF
Music, and doutless draw immense houses.
Remember the souvenirs 20 the ladies'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15

was attached TO an incoming freight train on
the Richmond aud Allegheny railroad,
jumped the track when turning the curve at
the Seyenih-street bridge. Mr. Parsons aud
another employe who were on the car were
thrown violently to the ground. The other
gentleman was not hurt but hr. Parsons
when picked up was In an insenstble condi-
ton, and there was an ugly cut on his lace
extending scross the check. The wounded
man was taken to 3l9t south Laurel street,
where he was left under the care OF DR..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15

hereby, requested TO include in their annual
estimate the amount necessary for repasinR
Cary street from Fourteenth to twenty,
fourth street with granite-spaIls. heieIreu
10 the Committee on Streets.
INSURANCE..
Mr.. Capers offered a resolution that si2l.2l
be appropriated to pay the insurance on tne
sehool buildings. Referred to the Commit
tee on Finance.
Adjourned at 10 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
phnlips's Digestible Cocoa.

Unlike other coeoas or chocolates Il 10 oot
greasy. aud though containing nil tho nntriment
of tho richest COCOA bean. h - 80 prepared that
it will not disturb digestion, aud makes a deli
ci0us tablo drink.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
wna.a oyarcea, i.I..

Captain James Is. Angle has IN his posses
slou al the Secoad police station for idesliD-
cstlon light brown cbincnilia Overcast sup-
,,osed to have been stolen from some per-
son hs Moses Norman, the colored man who
was before the Police Court few days ago
charged with ball robbery,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
AUCTION ssLEs TODAY.

QUARLEs & NcCURDT. ~ h.. trustees sale OF
the YsllOw-Iaysrn property, on Brook road.
RAWLINGS 4 RIOS s, l0T A. 81, two br.ck stores,
Nos. s3il aud 1916 oa,g Main street.
J.. II. VALENTINE. i0s A. 81, household fnrps-
tlrc. &c.
GEORGE w. MAYO, i1E A. w.. gas and OIL chan
doliers, mar t0lpiece.. lamp goods, stoves,
tnware. furniture, 81.
WILLIAM JENKINS 3 son, 1880 r. ". apples,
lemons, 8nd bananas.
j.. II. VALENTINE, l0S A. ", crockery, glass,
tinware, and silver plated castons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
.Rat xaneYv n,.asssr.

CHAInAx, Va, January I, 1889.
J. B. 5. Lofion. Secretary southern Accident
Insurance Comrspy;
Your DRAFT for s575 came promptly to
hand. Allow me 10 thank you for Jour
kindness and promptness In The matter.
Very truly, i, T. JoxTs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
Corx-street Property.

A deel OF bargain and sale was recorded
in the clerks Office OF the Chsncery Court
Yesterday from Sister. Myers & Co. to W.
Ashby Jones conveying tot OF land on the
north line OF Cary street between Eleventh
and Twelfth, fronting % feet on Cary street
and running back 100 feet. The amount oil
the conveyance Is $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15

For Coughs and Throat Troubles u-e
" Browns BRONCHIAL 1E9cHrs' They stop
an attack Of my asthma cough ,ogy promptly. .'-
c. FALCu, MEANWHILE. Onto.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
A QUESTION OF GIFT.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND
DOLLARS IN PROPERTY INVOLVED.
A Daughter OF Mr. w. A. Thomas Lays
Claim to All Of His Eststs-Liu-
cation Probable.

In the County Court OF Henrico-Judge
Z. c. Minor presiding-curators were on
yesterday appointed for the estate OF VII.
liam A. Thomas. who recently died al his
residence near the HartshorR-MemorialC Col.
lege.
Upon the opening OF the court Judge Ed
mund Waddill. Edgar Allan, Esq, and
Judge George L. Christian, as counsel for
natural daughter OF Mr.. Thomas, submitted
a motion for the appointment Of curator OF
the estate Of the interstate, and presented the
name Of Mr.. n. W. Bowe as their choice fer
that position. This motion was Immediately
opposed by Colonel John II. Guy, Mr.. Mar
shall NJ. Gillian, Mr.. Beverley B. Munford,
and Mr.. Henry L. Miller, OF Danville,
who appeared as attorneys for the heirs
at law OF Mr. Thomas. These gen.
tlemen, while acknowledging the flt-
ness OF Mr.. B0we, yet insisted that the
client represented by the gentlemen sub
milting the motion had no right under the
law 20 make any such application. and that
the privilege OF naming tile curator was one
alone belonging to the heirs at law. The
Court took this view OF the matter, and so
upon their motion appointed Mr.. Mann :.
Quarles, cashier OF the Planters National
Bank, and MIR. w. Il. Qulrles, Of the tirm Of
Warren & OuaTles, brokers, the curatOrs, and
these gentlemen immediately qualified as
such. The Court required bond in the
penalty OF 100000. which was duly given,
Mr.. James B. Pace going upon iias security.
Messrs. 5, b. Hughes, William PembeIton,
A. J. Watkins, y. W. Bowe, and William
ii. lucke were appointed appraisers.
Nf. Tbomas left a large estate, estimated
ss high as S2J0,000. No will has as yet been
found among his papers, but several deposi-
tories in waicn he was known to keep vllua-
be papers have not as yet been examined.
THE CLAnI.
IL Is understood that the client-repre-
seated as above stated by Judge Waddill,
Mr.. Allan. and Judge Chrlstin-whO Is a
natural Guild II the deceased, claims that on
his Death bed her father presented her his
keys to his bank yault. his safe. aud desk,
and stated that he then and there gave her
with them all the yaluabies contained IN
those several depO.itaries. As the dece.
deats estate consisted principally in bonds
and securities, this is practically claim to
the whole estate. Whether these circum-
stances will constitute what IS known among
LAWYERS as 4 dOudfO cdHSa mCrtlS, and serve
TO psss the property IN these securities to
this claimlnt. even II she can establish this
alleged git. is question which the courts
Will have to decide; and Is the amount in
VOWED is very large and the question novel
one. the case will doubtless be watched with
considerable interest.
Judge Waddlll, Mr.. Edgar Allan, and
Christian & Christian represent this claim
ant, while Guy & Gillian and staples &
Muniord, Of this city, and Green Miller,
OF DsnUlle. appear for the helrs.at'law Of the
decenent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
SereuuGc.

The members OF the Mozart orchestra last
night serenaded julien Bnford, OF Rich,
mond Lodge, No. /, independent order OF
Odd-Feilows. and C.. l.. Hewitt noble grand
Of the same lodge. They were greeted
everywhere with tue warm welcome OF the
! order
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-15
PronertY TranAfers.

Richmond: &. ID. Larus and wife 10 l.. u.
Morris, 132 feet on the north side OF Marshall
street near Thirty-iourth, Sl,0j6; John
TYLER ana wife TO Allison & Addison, 90 feet
on the south side OF Broad street near Jei.er-
son. 1000.