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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

interested 70 have the argument on Saturday.
Mr.. 'abeil, ai,er consulting several gentle.
men engaged In the case, Yesterday wrote 10
JUDGE Hughes thst 30 far as he could learn
there was no objection 10 the change oi dsie,
and 81 IS therefore quito certain that the
hearing will not be bad until saturday.
The decision Oi the question Of the ap-
polntmeut % = receiver will not at all affect
the real questions involved in the case. The
suite ihsi have been brought IN the United
StatoS Court were instituted for the purpose
a. having tho decd of assignment set aside.
An cutir ly rev hil oi compliant was Glcd
last SATURDAY., which takes the same general
ground, o.; the former bills and enters more
INTO detail concerning The business affairs %
me sssignor. This blIl i Ia the name % 2
Baltimore firm. but other creditors are made
p'rtlss 90 10 Whose claims aggregate about
$4,000.
a uumbcr oi Richmond LAWYER. are coun-
sol ~ tho case. among them ey.Judge Joseph
Christian, cN.Judrc A. l.. Holiday, =. Pros
laucr William flegenhcimer, William ii.
Boycridgo. and OHIO g.. keau.
MI thakicy's answer 20 the bin will be
prepared aud filed by Mr. Cabeh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
charlottesville Notes

fcorrsspondencs Of tho Richmond Dispsfcnl
MARCH >, 1889.
Yesterday waS Couuty-COurt day here,
bnr a. the weather was very inclement the
number in attendance upon court was NOT
as large as usual.
The grand Jury brought in indictments ~
follows: Commonwealth against Amanda
johnson, for felony; Robert i. Carter, for
felony: stephen ~prDu.c. Tor felony; j.
Winston Garth. for felony; william r..
Birch. for misdemelnor, md Eicnlrd Birk-
head. for n,i~deme2nnr
Mr.. j. Winston Garth was balled in the
sum OF 500 and MS case will b. taken up Al
The Aprll term Of the court. Garth while In
adrunken .tup0r on January 1th stabbed a
negro, Albert Brooks. twice N the back. but
Brook, has since recovered and IL now able
TO walk about.
William r. Birch was also baled IN the
sum al $500 and win be tried 0u the l3th Ia
slant Brcn, il Will be remembered, acci-
dentally shot friend. }. ". Munday, in jan
uary last. but Munday's friends not being
satis sled that the shooting was entirely accl-
dental had the matter Investigated with tue
above result
The court il in session to-day aud will be
occup,ed for the next week or ten DAYS.
\ >9ede named Oloi Caslssen, one Of the
bridge-carpeuters wOrblng on The iron
bridge over the Riyanna river. sb0ut two
miles east u this place. iel on saturday h,t
gud WAS seriously Il not fatally Injured.
Carlssen slipped and fell some forty feet,
huIing on pile % rocks. Each Of bis legs
was broken in Two places He wa, brought
TO the hospital in tn, city and Is now IA a
very critical condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

wife and walter \. Ricks 10 Benjamin iill-
lisrd, 20 feet on east side Fourth street pc
tween Cary and Canal. $3.50: James W. " {;
shields and wife 10 city ol Richmond. JJI
ieet on present ea.t line Twenty-secona,
street between Clay and Leigh. running oaeN
; fsc,, $500: T. ". Wood aud wife to l.ot-
erl :. Bosher. n 1i-l2 feet on south side ka'l'
road avenue near Bowe street, s9jj.W.
Henrico: Otway :. Allen and vile 70
Louis and Edward G. Rawlings, l9l l-6 iee'
on south side Hanover street near LomDsI'
dy: Henry :. IlHtzl-r 10 Mrs. Julil y.
Davis. ~ il.l2 feet on PoWhsian street, stupi
samuel H. Jones and wife 70 Juniu, tots'
lG feet on y street. southwest corner lnrty-
first. Se2j: y. VI. Wilson ana wh1 W W
Th0mas l.. and +. 4. Gill, CO feet on ram
avenue. S3,3.n.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

IhAyo been snictel win scsOl4ia ever since I
wa. q small child. 10 tell OF all have suffered
would 0e q picture TOO dark ani pslAful ~ thin<
u. Years oi misery / endured, bal digsst.ou.
no appetite, rheumatism ia my ioet. al these
AMI more than those have mgie my lie a
misery. For ntteen years followed TAO pre-
scriptiOn Of physicians. which vas nv more ~ mo
than water poured On tho grOund. Two yoars
ago / took s. =. y, aud noihing ia all Iny
wretchel snd unhappy life was such a blessing
- me as that medicine. After taking six bottles
VAS new creature. was free from pain, was
clear II rheumatism, was able D sleep. % eat,
and w)rk. and was veil and happy. Ny rheu-
faatislu Las been cured, aud hasu"yer returned.
;. ~. s. has certainly been a wonderful blessing
Ia me. SUsIs F.. Moss.
G1uana TeHn, December T.. ls5%
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tune wsllow-tails aud white crayats-
"discOuraiug most excellent music"
The play represents rural domestic life in
Wet Virginia. aud has iis foundation on The
romantic experiences ~ Young girl who
has been stolen by Gypsies. There are four
acis. The fr.t is the district school; the
second a room in Jonas Craig's house: the
third the country fair; the fourth interior OF
4 honse m Wheeling. ". Va.
Mr.. Frank Jones as Si Perkins ably rep
resented the bluff AMI hearty Virginia
farmer.
He Is an accomplished musician, playing
on the violin, cOrnct, and banjo. and re-
ceived several spCOres at each Performance.
Miss Alice Montague as Zsna the Gypsy
girl received much applause. and her
"DOwn on the Suawanee River" PLAYED on
new instrument, was enthusiastically ,p-
c0red. William COnway's clog-dancng had
to be repealed four times. Tho support i
all good. The play OF ''Si Perkins ia a
clean and pleasing prediction, and judging
alone from the cordial reception given 10 it
last night should draw crowded houses.
N will be repeated at the matinee to-day
and again Al night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
MECHANICS PROM THE NORTH.
Goodwin Council. OF New Brunswick
..L.Here on = VISIT

Forty members Of Goodwin Council, No.
81. Junior order OF United American Ne.
chanics, u Ncw Brunswick, y. j., are az
the Hotel Dods0n. They arrived In the eli!
At C.3o O'Clock yesterday morning on sps'
clsl train from Washington, where tney h''
tended the Inauguration OF President har-
ri,on. They are tine body oi men In ap-
pearance. bu. do not look at all like work
ing" mechanics, nor does the f'le ~ whlch
they travel indicate tbat they ara what tne
name of their order represents.
These gentlemen came here as guests OF
Rescue Council. After au rarly dinner car
rlsge. were taken and the visitors were
driven around I'icImoud. 81,
last nivh. thov were entertained AZ ball
and sunper AZ Rnlvi1ere Han, aud the early
hours of morning were upon then before
the assem- lsge dispersed.
TIE norfhcrners will leave for homc al GO
O'Clock ibis afternoon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
TIIE ms CITY.
Did Not Know what He was Doing
Marriage
SOD leIo.ram . Iho DIspal.0.I


LYNcuBrgG. Va, March J.-COnsiderahle
excitement was created at q boarding -housc
lst, last ui.ht by Young man hallns from
~outhwc.t NirgiDia. He broke into one Of
the rooms. occupied by an old man and wife,
threw them ont ~ the bed. and wrapped
himself in The cover and went 20 sleep be-
fore the police could arrest him. he was
locked up. he refused 10 give bis name and
offered q. an excuse that he wss intoxicated
aud knew nothing about The oiilir.
Miss Mary a. Boiling, popular young
lady o. TINS city, was married to-day .
Lewis \. REAGAN. u Nilier-bury. ky.
The Iynchbury and Durham nave put on
the road several new aud handsome plssen-
ger coaches, a1d noW make regular trips be-
tween tins city and Campbell Courthouse.
70 j, slated that the Norfolk aDd Wosiero
wards a. Roanoke are completely blocked
win eastern-JOund iIeight. some I've hun
drcd c8r, are waiting 10 Doe hauled out.
The theslpeale a'd OHIO Railway Com.
pqny have large force OF hands a. work AZ
Gladstone, snd thirty carts were ordered
there to-day for the grading force. WORK
on the hotel and other buildings f. progress.
ing rapidly. aud town will be seen there
In me near future
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

The Tuesday German Club gave their last
entertainment before Lent 40 the Leader
Hall la.t might, and DO was ono Of the most
ENJOYABLE of the winters series.
Thc Richmond Council having appropri-
aic3 $4,000 toward the maintenance ot the
Free bridge. provided The city OF Manchester
contribute, the same. the matter Will rc cons
sldercd at the meeting OF the Council Friday
night.
Mr. Andrew Peterson. 40 old Manchester
boy, and Dr. Clifton Conrad, ot Piedmont,
NO, are visiting friends in thi, city.
Mc.,r,. Al yaud,r WRIGHT, llaryle
BIanken.hip, J0.crn ~ickeueer, ard j. ".
~hauks gaytl hai in t1c Leader Hal Mon
dsv night About hny couples were
present. Woracr Aliens string band fur.
n..AeI music iorthe occlsion, and all presen,
seemed 10 have spent a most enjoyable cye-
ming.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
she Grease.taud scst .In,urance



rI-ry o.. isf
W. publish to-day the auugll statement o:
the NufusI lfe-ia,Irnee Company. I, isa
wonderful exhibit of what Am m.ricAn eD,r.
ry. industry. and ability can accomplish.
Iuc prosr. .s made hy tis wonderful core
polltlon during the year l~>9 shows that Co.,
growth iu public confidence i- due t1 lts
morf- a- the greatest hIll. ai institution ia
tbe world.
Itis9 remarkable FEET that While i'e Mu-
tuai life ipcrnierd f~.f prr cent. ODD nsw
business and 3G.1 ger cent i1 surplus, the
ratio of death cinime were % peg cent lfss
than In l~~1. such an exhibit -pc4k-
volumes ior the ability aud int ,ri,y ~ tHc
management. aud proves that the Nu'u4.
Lie is the greatest and best lfe-luslranca
complny ln the world.
4 glance a. The statement OF ihe Mutual
! he VIII show tblt it, rl-ks outstanding a
'lc close of lss~ reached the euOrmou, l-
gregate oi sfSs, ,l.5,lrl; the total number OF
policies iu force being ljS.o .o61. The gain ir
membership ior thc year Wa 1896. or mor,
than The entire population oi fuI'--ilec
western city. It- income for l~-~ from pre-
miuu4s. investments. end 9ll other -ourr.
amounted % 2!G,2lj.ea& The pNments foI
death claims. CnI1Wment,. ami other obli-
. E a D.
The surplus fund So, increased Sl.Gf5 55-.
and the Nu,u1'- surplus over al b., lhhili'
ilc. foot. up -. .Ff1.to., while its assr's hlN,
reached lhe sm,zug total Of Sl2l.US2. lj9.
The unparalleled excellence ~ the MutuI
Lille may he easily asceItOned from tee fact
t1at during the year 1883 it paid slyty.eghl
dcatI-cllims, on which the dividends " fh'
complny hld considerably more than dOu.
blcd fhe original aWount insured under thr
policies. The premiums paid into the Nh
Wal LIE are we'll inyested aud prOduc,
golden returns l0r the ilmihes oi those who
are fortunate enough 20 have rOlcies ia H.
4 policy in the Mutual Ilie is ~ good ana
as safe ~ the United states bond, aud tb,
man who hold, one can rest secure that
every dollar bee pays 10 premium, viii b,
returned 10 him or hls family with sucl
golden increase rs he could not hope from
any other form u Investment. We have nC
he,itatiOn in saying t1at 10 IS the greatest aud
safest Lite Insurance company ln The world
and He would advise every reader oi tai.
paper. both lay and clerical. 20 read IN,
statement of the Mulud iile.lnsursncs
Company and have their lives insured ia IT,
Any information desired vii. Doc promptly
furnished by Howard ,wlnetord, the Rich
mOnd agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
NORFOLK NEWS.
OFF FOR TIE RELIEF OF A SCHOONER
ASHORE
The Republican Clubs-Nsvy-Ysrd Mat
ters-EegrOes Aspiring for the Place
Of Bo8-N0tes.
Correspondence %; tho Richmond Dispatch J


NoBForS. March ., l,S9.
The wrecking..'eamer Rescue left here
this morning for Chincoicague Island Tor the
relief OF the schooner William z. Wood,
which went ashore at that point early last
evening.
4 nOitheastcrly storm prevails to-day, aud
the weather i, thick all sioug the coast
All the standing Democratic campaign
poles IN the two cities were brought down
Yesterday. and the Republican poles were
strung with tluh banners and the stars and
Stripes. The local Republicans are IN high
clee inst now. II will be wOiul to see the
feathers OF m1nv TALL about 3 month hence.
VIII the darky take back seat: seems TO
Dee tba question botherinC the g. .. 7.
leaders hrreabsuts. There sre several push
iug holdly for bosses places IN the navy
ward that The white Republicans are anx-
iouslv hoping 70 iill. and II the latter are ''t
aside for ihn dlrGIe- serious friction VIII
probably result.
Last uicut t1r six survivors ~ the wreck
oi the British blr', Josie Troop reached
here. and will be at ouc' forwarded 10 New
ork 20 he sent n their homes. be ship.
wrecked men are loud in their praises OK the
eilicitnc OK The llic-S1ying crew at Ch'r3mi-
cOmiC0.
The mariuos and bluc i1cses sent 10
Washington viii return - tnc ward to.mor-
ROW. Nearly cll the officers OF the station
are also in Washington.
4 number of mlChni't- .ud n5orers were
di-cb eyed from the -tnfn engineering dee
I.r,ment last night, and there 10 now practi-
,1'iv nothing doing al the yard 10 the way
Of work
Right Rev Bishop WhI''le is announced
10 visit The churches ln thi- section early
next month % administer conhrmNIon.
Mis- Iulm G.. Emory, OF New ORR. gene-
raj secretary O. the WoT1n's Auxiliary
- the W0msn'~ Missionary society
II the Episcopal Church, is visiting TOE
CHURCHES IN Norfolk sud Portsmouth IN the
interest oi hcr wor,.
TIE passage OF The deficiency bI'i ~ OF
ercit interest 90 the navy-ylrd people here.
lhe civ Council granted permission 10.
niya, 10 The street. Railway Company o. don-
t',-fr,ca Nam 3uj other streets With view
90 electric monfc power.
The Portsmouth Council Tonight enter
tanned and referred 10 q committee resolu-
tiou % cxomp. manufacturers from take, for
hte roat~.
Plst-Asistaut Psyma.'cr 4. 10. N1r.iel-
Ter bls pcen detached from the james uvtr
monitors and placed ON waiting orucrs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispaich.l
COLUMBIA. VA, March ;. 1889.
4 very distressing accident happened near
here last niglt about 3 O'Clock. Ar. Oscar
Ilackstep. while driving with load OF tim.
Der from Mr.. COwlerd's saw-mlll, was late
i'm getting home. aud on search
being made Tor him be was found q
quarter of q mile from his home, "
ing under the wheel-horse 10 bis wagon,
dead, aud his brains Knocked oft.
II is supposed the kicking wa- done by the
lead.mules after the horse bad allen on him.
The wagon was overturned also. II was
surmised that the horse was tripped by the
oyertufning OF The wagon and iell on Mr.
Hxcksiep. oscar was the third son OF Mr.
Thornton Hackstep, aud about eighteen
years old. Lir.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
southern Quarantine Conference,
tBy telegraph 70 The Dlspatcn.l

MONTGOMERY, Ala. 5iarcn 5.-fh south
efn Quarantine Conference met here to-day
aud assembled I'm the hall OF the House Of
Representatives. The conference was called
10 order by Dr. jerome Cochran, State
Health Officer Of Alabams. and an address
oi welcome was delivered by Governor
Seav. After the election Of officers DR.. VIII
kinsOn. OF Lousians, read a yerv able aud
interesting paper on Maritime Quarantine
Service OF the southern seas Papers
were also reai by Colonel Clark. OF Mobile.
general manager OF the Mobile end Onio
railroad, on Z" Railroad Quarantine" and Or.
Voyle, Of Florida. on The Ielow-FeSer
Epidemic al Gainesville" The papers were
discussed and referred TO appropriate COM
tniftees
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

The number u dtaths 10 tne CIV Ia't week
va, twenty-liue.
CGg>s, 0f DeqH: Bronchiiis-capiliary,
1 white and col0red; congestion Of lungs.
colcrc1; consumption, white ana 4
colOred; convuisiou.-intantle colOred ;
debility. 1 coIorcd; fever scarlet, white;
fryer-t,puoiJ. white; beart-d'sease, 3
colored: lecr-di,ease, white; ueuragia. l
white; old a.e 1 white aud ] colored; pa-
ra,sis. 1 white; ph.rgmonous celluIltIs. 1
white; pneumonia, white; sufocsti0n (ac-
cidenaD. white and cOlored; unknown,
/ white and cOlOTej.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

A telegram from Louisville to tho Philalel.
phiR Time, says: For SIX ycars {. &. Nayt
ua. been successful dentist here, and hls
made considerable fortune. LAST night 1t
wa- developed that his name i not WayL but
=. l.. Eutler. and be- j. nephew of Con-
.r->sm,n Butler. of Tennessee. and 81 the
Ery. George Butler. chaplain oi the United
state. senate. H. lo0 nj, home near Rich.
moud, Va. = llitie more than six wears ago
10 avoid heavy judgment for dc1l, and
changed Do, name 10 avoid The annoyance OF
rcaeated efforts tocoHcci, intending TO make
fle money aud pay. 1hi> be- has done, aud
now assumes hI, true uIula.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
Marriage OF Mr. sSal.aes and MISS
NITAols.

Mr. WNlilm J.. Wallace, Of this city, and
Ms. Mary \ Nichols, of Manchester were
married ai balf.paSt 5 O'Clock last night IN
TIE paTlors Of the episcopal residence. Very
Rev. Father y Van de Nyyer officiating.
only immediate relatives and few very in-
timate friends were present TO witness the
interesting ceremony.
Mr wallace is a deserving aud popular
young man, ant hls bride Is q very clever
lady and has many friends, both in Rich
moud and Manchester.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
E,roDerty Tranafers.

R,chpond :. Ii. Ilawes aud wife to Mrs.
LAM King, Is feet on south side Cary
street between Eighteenth aud Nineteenth,
81 900; Joseph Ilozgreie and wife to VIII
Seimina ScheperS. s3i feet on south side
Tsry street near Washington, IS; Henry ;.
Um,zlsr TO NJ. r.. c. H., +. IT,, and L. :.
chandler. % feet on south side Main street
near Plum, $500; Richard A. Kicks aud
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
TIE GLOUCEsTER aTRDEK.
4 rruo Blm Against J. 4. so,,

l'pnN iat t'lrst a." W '"D Ni'FHt'.4 .4'
GLOUCESTER C0uHuOr -, Va, Msrch D.
The grand Jury to-day brought in 4 true bill
against y. +. Ko.s, indicted for the murder
o. George Hughes. Yesterday m indictment
was fouod, but one II the jurors proved %
Dee ineligible. aud this morning AneT jury
was empAnelled on notion Of tine defence.
Tue case was continued until the April
term Of the court.
g.. G.. Jones. Commonwealth attorney
for Middle3ex. will assist the prosecution.
Sir. Charlie, y. Thomas has qualified a.
executor II lIushes's VIII.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
rnrr,nee Nt. Patr,ca,. CI.urch.

Nr. JImes Sl3ttely and Mss Z. NeIsh
were married yesterday evening at -. Pat
lick's church, Rev. Father Donahoe OIL
ciallng.
The ceremony w9s conducted in the pre-
sence OF large number oi friends OF the
contracting parties. The ushers were Messrs.
william Collins, John Ryan, W. J. Moore,
AMI John Welsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slattery eit in the evening
on an extended trip North.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
tne Condition @, 7r. e. &. LeaNe, sr.

mo O0U0III00 0T VT. I. Z. IoaA', 10
y.ao has been co fined 90 Dis h0us. Tor some
weeks. was much improved yesterday. lie
WIS able 10 ,it up ADD d'c."'. many as
fifteen letters q Do. sc'rel10 10 irAylor,
VINO is secretary of the lr-.ul Con'iruc-
ton Company, Il which Mr. Leake has long
been president.
In conversation with \ Dispatch reporter
Yesterday afternoon Mr. Iraylor said That
neither be nor the more intimate Trends of
SIR. Leake thought toe latter bad ever been
20 alumnrly 30 as generally reported.
Il j. believed by Mr.. Leake's friends that
after a few weeks Of Test and travel, with re-
lief from some oi boz, most weishty business
engagements, hc will be entirely restored to
bis former health.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE CITY BANK AT RICHMOND. ~
THG STATE OF VIRGINIA. A. ihE CLOss
OF BUSINESS F2BNJ AIRY %. 1879:
ps~0VHCgS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
public sdares, ~ richmond College.

Rev. Dr. John Pedhe. Of Philadelphia
Will. hy Ia, uauon. meet the professors, stu
drut,. and other friends Of Richmond Col-
.ere M the chapel al l,2O today and deliver
am address before them. Dr Pcddlc Is coll
lege.brod man. having g:aduated with dis.
tiuction a, Madison University and Hamilton
Seminary. OF scotch descent, ne shows IN
an hIs work the Robustness OF that TemaTka-
ble people. Heisa preacher oi national repu'
tatiop. having originality and magnetism.
Tne address Will Ice puDlic aud The college
viii he glod 10 SOP any friends, ladies az well
a, gentlemen. who may be able to attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06

After the exercise, the audience were I'M
yitcd % the bsscmcut-room, where some
two hundred seats were ARRANGED at three
tab.cs, he,yiiy laden with many nice things
10 cat The supper over, q number Of ne
younger people repaired 90 Tie ballroom
and engaged in dancing until lIte hour.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
nenrico Grand Jury.

The following Grand Jurors haye been
drawn for the March term Of The llenrico
county Court. which commences Monday
Il. II. Turpin, :. A. Thorpe, R.J. A. smith,
4 lam Jasper. Joseph q. Beatiie, ". \.
NAssie, Jo.eph ". Fourqurcan, W. !. Nor
dec,i. A. j. Ford, Reuoen Tyler, r. +. Til
Ter. r. +. Redd. V. lIecher, Jr. II. d.
smith. Oliver Cartwright Il. q. Christian,
JE. Friend, }. r. Mitchell, Normand smith,
,Iobn Cartwright. W. l.. savage. John Law
renee. II. II. Nelson, and Il. l.. Harrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
TnE CuALHLsY OrED CASE.
Bottom Tor AppoiHiEaent or ne
ceiser 60 be Argued SAturdaV

Irday ~ noon l.tbe time GXed by Judge
Hughes. 0i The United States Court. Tor
lesr.nr frgumeut 90 he preliminary motion
u counse tor certain creditors TO appoint a
receiver 10 take charge OF the estate OF hr.
Erne.t u. Chalkiey, who recently made
deed of assignment for the beuebt OF his
creditors. TOE Judge, who IS now 0u'ily
engaged IN Norfolk, has written lei,eI 10
Mr. jane Aston Cabeli, counsel Tor VII
hanson Talics Esq, tbetfu.tee, saying 'hAi
II viii not be convreent iof him TO DC mere
Tnday, snd asking him 20 ipiofm him
whether II would 10 agreeable 10 all parties
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-06
THE FIRE LADDIES.
ENTERTAINME LAST MIGHT OF
STEAMER COMPANY No l.
Addresses from tho Governor, Mayor, Ex-
Chief, and 0thers-supper
and Dancing.

their thirteenth anniversary at Corcoran
Hall last night.
Speeches, SONGS, and 4 nice supper were
The features Of The occasion:
4 large number Of guests, including many
ladies, were present and testified their ap-
proyal Of the exercises by frequent bursts Of
applause.
Captain J. II. Redwood welcomed the
guests IN sppropria'e terms and introduced
Mayor Lliyson IS the first speaker.
THE MAYOR.
The Mayor said that when he arrived at
the hall and found that be was expected 10
deliver an addrc,, be 'clt like eXclaimuc
with the PsamIst. "Oh, that / had the
wings oi a dove to rs away and he at rcsi.'
wiih.isudiDg he had not prepared
speech he made a very interesting tax, ard
bis remark, were frequently appluded. Hc
pictured tie li,c ~ tbs hrcmcn. and spoke ~
their heroic decd, iu saving hycs aud pro-
pcrtT lic compared The present excellent
Ere fql am,Dt oi the city 20 that cf
years gone bg. lu those old dsY-. hc
ssd. if va. one # tho highcsi privileges
ou7 voune men enjoyed 70 join the tire com-
Eani@. ln speaking o. the men and appa-
rltus with which our Fire Department are
furnished aud equipped he said they are
cqul. 70 any in TIE country. TIE men ~ the
J Te Department have 90 cau-ct1 be- ashamed
~ their vocation. but should rather be
proud Oi 81, for there are times IN their lives
which call forth se much ic1rIessno-s and
daring as IN aDv pursuit in iiio. end hc falt
Ike cOrgrsuI9ino them that they hold such
responsible positions. n l- not. after a'l,
what $50 do but bow We do II that % axes u-