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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
THE JUcH COMPANY IN "FAUsT.
Rusticana to Be Sung This Afternoon and
Tannhauser Tonight.

The Emma Juch Opera Company began
their engagement at the Academy last
night. The opera was Faust" and II was
witnessed bv a fashionable though not q
large audience.
The performance was not satisfying TO
many of the auditors, and there was an
absence of those prolonged bursts Of APP
plause with which q Richmond audience
usually greetS fine operate production.
Miss Juch ia, as all theatre-gOers know,
an exquisite Marguerte-lt Is, perhaps, her
best part-and her singing last night was
az charming a. ever. This did much to-
wards eeyating the Performance above me-
diocrity and, no doubt, spared the com
pany the modification of a very cold re-
ceptiOn.
Mr. Broderlck's Mephistopheles was an
excellently PLAYED part, and Mr.. Michelena,
who is most admirable artist, sang the
beautiful lines that Gounod wrote for the
erring Faust with much sweetness, though
his voice is too small and too fragile for
such a role.
In fact. the cast was q good one, and the
chorus was strong-the weakness OF the
performance lying in the orchestra, which
is too small to do justice to such score as
that of Faust" The chief fault was
lack of the warmth and impressiveness
that this opera, above all others, demands.
The evening began with q disappolnt-
ment. "Rlgoletto" had been advertised,
and when the audience took their seats
they found that Faust was on the bill.
This was, az might be expected, unplea-
sant-because even O Richmond audience
may be pardoned for wishing 10 see some
thing besides Faust once in a while
and when people expect TO see certain
opera they don't like to be disappointed,
even if better opera IS substituted. An
other cause for disappointment was the
fact that Guile, the great tenor, who had
been advertised, failed 10 materlaliZe.
This way that opera managers have OF
advertising some great singer who doesn't
appear is TO be deprecated, and the abrupt
substitution of one opera for another not
right. Both things hurt the company
more than the audience.
Mr.. Du Bots, the manager OF the
Academy, in speaking of the change OF
operas, stated that as result OF cOrro-
spondence with Mr.. Locke, the director,
one of his agents called on him Friday last
and gave the name of the opera TO be sung
as "RigOlletto " for Monday. Mr.. Locke
did not reach the city until yesterday
morning Mr.. Du Bots at once saw him
and insisted that Rigoletto should be
sung, which he declared impossible, as all
the scenery and properties belonging 10 II
were on the way 10 Cuba and that IN the
list OF operas as sent by him Faust was
named as the opening performance.
This afternoon the bill will be the bal
cony scene from Gounod's " Romeo and
Juliet" and Cayallerla Rusticgna." To-
night Tannhauser" will be given. Miss
Amanda Fabris will sing in the afternoon
and Miss Juch will sing the role OF Eliza
beth tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
HENRIco COUNTY coCRr.

James II. Dooley and Joseph Bryan and
their wives to Edward w. Powell, 30 feet
on south side Leigh street near Mozelle,
1920
w. II. Cox's trustees to Charles T. Wat
kins. 80 feet on north side Jacqueline street
near Washington, 800.
Highland Park Company to J. II. Swort-
eel. lot IN square 10, $780,,
Same to Mrs. s. z. Harrison, lots II and
Is IN square 30, $500.
Same to Is. +. McClung, lot in square
%, $500.
Same to Williams Brothers, lot IS in
square 80, lots 3, 7, and IS in square 20, lot
20 in square 9, lot IL in square -. lot II in
square 81, lots and IL in square %, and
lot 4 in square 50, $4,000.
John MahOny and wife to Isaac Daven-
port, Jr.. S9-lOO of an acre on x, Twentieth,
and Twenty streets, $500.
w. W. Young's trustee TO I. Nj. Wor-
than, 30 feet on north side Williams street
near Richie, 300.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
THE JEFFERSON CIRCLE.
officers Elected on SuDday-Preparlng for
the Tweuty-nfth Anniversary.

The jefferson Literary and Social Circle
held a meeting Sunday afternoon aud
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: President, s. l.. BloomDerg
Vice President, NJ. l. Binswanger; Secre-
tary, Joseph l.. Levy; Treasurer, Charles
Committee, Charles Hutzler. Leon Waller
stein, and II. II. Levy; Entertainment
Committee. S. J.. BloOmberg. Nj, ]. Bins
wanger. Monro Levy. Joseph Wallerstein,
NJ. L. Marcuse, II. L. Ezekiel and IL. b.
Angle.
The Executive Committee was author
lied to lease proper quarters to be used by
the association for meeting and enter
tainment purposes.
This is the oldest organization Of it's
kind in the city. On June 18th next IL
will celebrate in an elaborate style its
tweuty-hfth anniversary, preparations tor
which event are already under way.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
The Flre-Fighters HUNT.

Messrs. j. s. Walters, Captain Trexler,
and August Hetzer. of Steamer No. 6, aud
Mr.. George Wade, of Steamer No. 2. took
a two days hunt last week, aud when they
returned their felloW-members were
surprised TO learn of their luck, for
they brought back with them IS rab-
bits, 8 squirrels, l opossum, | coon,
70 birds. and wild duck. Late in
the afternoon of the second days
hunt they crippled a deer. but owing to
their fatigue they did not keep on the trail
of this animal. These gentlemen are very
proud of their record and say they cleaned
the woods Of all game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08

The English sparrow is doomed in 1lli-
nois. There is a law there authorizing the
clerks of courts TO pay reward of two
cents tor each sparrow-head brought
TO him, and the boys are all growing rich
while the belligerent little emissary OF
England is becoming rarer aud rareF. In
a few months all will have disappeared,
and very likely the native sparrow
will disappear with them because the boys
are not apt to be particular and IL is hardly
20 bo expected that the clerk will make q
critical examination of each scalp produced
before him
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
Ambnlanee Cali.

The ambulance was summoned yester-
dav afternoon at $40 o'clock to the First
police-statlon to white man named 4.
since, who had drank laudanum. He was
treated and taken to the almshouse, and
at late hour last night was pronounced
out of danger.
II was called again at p. II. to Seventh
and Canal streets to a eolored man suffer-
ing from bilious collie. He was treated and
taksa 10 his homo. on Second street be-
tween Byrd and Arch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
ACTIVITY IN REAL ESTATE.
Several Deeds Recorded in Richmond and
Number in HenricO.

n
The following deeds of bargain and sale
were recorded yesterday in the Clerks Of
fee of the Chancery Court:
W. r. Lee 10 Amanda A. Lee, his wife,
his rights IN her real and personal estate.
$500.
w. r. and Amanda 4. Lee TO f. W. Wag-
ner. 21lf feet on Park avenue southeast
corner Haryie street, $500.
William II. Lowry and wife to James
Augustine, 30 feet on north side Grace
street near Ryland. 50, $50.
Albion G. Stages trustee to Moncrief E.
Goddin. 80 feet on - street near Bloody
Run street, 81. 100.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
TRUSTEE'S SALE
II or
GROCERIES, TOBACCu~. CIGARS. ..,rr.
OlL-TANh~, d.

BY virtue Of q deed OF ,rIa' .r.. .-.--, %.
Dance 90 the undersigned s- t...t.. .... ..
corded, wiz sell az No. 'Oa-.-.a .a... s....
az 1880 a. ",
TUESDAY, DECEMBER b. Te.r
all Of the stock Of GROCERIES. &c.,. ...,,.-..
In said store, consisting iu ,4r
SHOWCASE AND GLASS JARS.
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALE, ..tr
NEW GROCERS COfFEt-W..
MEAT-RACK AND BLOCN ANu H.-,rrr.
TOOLS,
. OIl~TANKS AND MEASURE.
CHEWING AND SMOKING l.#I...> d..
CARS, CHEROuIs. AID tIGAIr.|r,
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS ANI ....ss,
CANNED GOODS omltd.a. Tsa... d..
Beef, OX-Iongue, &C..
SOAPS, BAKING-pONUgHs. Utr.NS. rs,
SENCES, SNkl PS, PEE>EU} .~
STARCH, LNE.
and very nice and clean as-.r.. .s.. NO. s..,
usually sold by retail grocer
N a. CLARK, lr..aa
GEORGE W. MAYO. AurtIoueer ..e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
rHr RICHMOND DISPATCH TUESDAY, DECEMBER s, 1891.
What is Scrofula

MS that lnpurity IN the blood. which, aecumu'
Iatlrx in the glands OF tho neck, proslrces IN
slightly lamps OF swcilingsj which eanscs painful
running sores on the arms, legs, or feet; which
developes ulcers In tho eyes, ears, or nose often
causing blindness or deafness; which u the origin
Of pimples, caneerous growshs. or many other
manifestations usually sscribed to " humofs"
Itis a more formidable enemy thar consumption
or cancer alone, for serofuia combines the worst
possible features OF both. relng the most ancient.
It Is tho most general OF all diseases or affections,
for very few persons are entirely free from H.
How can Il be eured2 by taking Hoods sarsa-
parilla, which, by tho cures It has aceomptshoa'
often when other medicines have failed. has
proven itself TO be potent and peculiar medicine
for this disease For all affections OF the blood
Hoods sarsaparilla Is uneeualled. and some OF tho
cures It has effected are really wonderful. Ityo1
Sufer from scrofuia In any Of its various FORMS
be suro to givo Hoods sarsapaTiila trial
Hoods SarsapariIla
soidby all druggists. 81; sixforsS Preparedoniy
BIZ c. l. HOOD q CO.. Apotheearios. Lowell. Mass
100 Doses ono Dollar
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
rha s,nol,hnlaera maet.

A large number of the stockholders OF
the Traylor Electric Company convened in
the Office of Major A. w. CARRIER. No. 90l
east Main street., yesterday morning at II
o'clock. They resolved to obtain decree
from the court permitting the receiver TO
sell at an early date the machinery, etc.,
belonging 70 the company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
sen,hsra nap.I.. plvlns.s Death.

Rev. j. Z. L. Holmes, one OF the leading
Baptist ministers of the South. dropped
dead from apoplexy at his residence, IN Sa-
vannah, Gn., on sunday. DIR. Holmes had
been pastor of the First Savannah church
for fha mat tan vaars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
PERSONALS AND uRIEFs.

Mr.. w. r. Flournoy has recovered from
q severe attack Of the grip.
Captain W. A. Blankenship, superin-
tendent of the Chesterfield public schools,
was in the city YESTERDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs John Johns lost an inter-
esting child by death Saturday afternoon.
The funeral took place Sunday afternoon
from their residence on Maury street.
MIR. Henry ID. Perkins, of EttrlCk. Ches-
terfeld county. who has been q magistrate
for many years, is dangerously Ill with
pneumonia, and. owing to ms advanced
age, his recovery is very doubtful.
Mr.. George T.. Bowman, of MatOaca, in
Chesterfield, killed eighty-three hogs this
season. their aggregate weight being 49,
$40 pounds. an average of 22315 pounds.
The hogs belonged to different people in
Matoaca.
Messrs. Middendorf & Donald, the
auarrymen of Chesterfield. have just COM
pleted handsome mausoleum in Holly
wood, erected 10 the memory OF tho late
Colonel Richard f. Beirne.
DR.. II. L. Johnson, pastor of the Hope
well Methodist church, in Chesterfield
county. stopped on Saturday night az
the residence of Mr.. Alpheus HOrner.
Mrs. Horner, knowing the fondness OF
preachers for the feathered biped, killed a
chicken, and on opening the glZzard, she
found a two-and-a-half-dollar gold piece.
The coin was little worn, but it pos
sessed the lustre and usual soundness.
Mr.. Prettyman, the upholsterer at the
Richmond and Danville shops, has been
called to Alexandria in consequence OF the
illness of his father.
The ladies of the Parsonage Society OF
the Central Methodist church realized S35
from their Thanksgiving dinner. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the parsonage
fund.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
BY Quarles & Nrclay
Real Estate Auciiol.,i

BY Quarles N.N+''
Rcsl Estate Auctiol.,i-
TRUsTEE'S SALEOF Dh9 'il .'5s y
4 LOCATED LOT OF THE. -N',,, 'Is0p
EIGHTgESTH STREET Kai"aa >rAlL
AND MARSHALL SfkEkls' "i.-..i 4
IMPROVEMENTS ThEkEuN.. -,...-.',,, B. so
a certain deed Of trust, dated > 81 a,sa :
ana recorded IA Deed BOOK ~ .ss,s 80
R.chmond Chancery Court, 'L' f.ts -
being seoairod 20 20 90 by The lo.'. ..s NE ,
tbersby secarcd, default haun& ~, la ,a.sa
tho payment Of one OF thet ii.' w. mn
pubic auction. on the premise'' y. sol
WEDNESDAY,, DscEasis v ~, I, a
q, Az O'CLOCK. tho PROPERTY desti ~, ass I
decd as fronting AZ feet 80, l ~ NO.
Eighteenth street between Di, 30, = .g.t.s, -
streets. ana running back 100 .s'; f,,L lses
haylng width ON its rear hne y, y. 100. bssi's
M IN the lot a largo carpch'''
wafer and suIvert ocnnectona- -, ius.ls
This ID an admirable VOC 20 etet s,.,,raseJa -
thstooa. ssich would yield good '''''
TEsns: Cash as 70 cost aol =, 10 80 :
.aa AZ tsc,ent 10 pay Oh noe o. :, ;scia :
ssr..st from January 1. 1891 y n, al Janjl
sae0 win interest from sane ga Il 20 ia.ss'..
,s,ess. nnoa = credit on stt Va. 49,
e,.,a s.sae date All January ,re.s = 80
upon such tea AS - may " .secl{ An, gs-s~
as = ~ a.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08

The people are happy and SAVING money
whan Salvation OH sails for only Is canta
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
1>,,,.. AUCTION sALEs-Thh bar.
By Eilis a Caihcar,. ''.'-~,
Ane'ioh' General Auctioneera A,...-
- eas; Broad stress
GRAND AUCTION SALE AT %,
~ EAST BROAD STREET ~ ~
TIffE nav A. fa.uu

THIS DAY At 1880 4. y. ,yp ANN
FIR whom Il may concord. wo al, -"
sell az public auction no largest ana t'.''ed y
lection o. ""+ "anF CO..
Valuable ART OlLaPAlNTINgs.
AkllSIe, PROOy STEEL g. ,RAvry,s
GENUINE PROOF ElCHlN8S bv e,,,'.
igtt. ~ 'H"Annf an
OLEOGRAPHS In historical. to.,,i,-
FIGURES ard LANDSCAFf.. ''-' '''''s.
An endloss ariety Of PASTEIN rv.to...
biaied rtisis q tho World 49, 60
hafmontus blcndiago uaUsa. NV. -
rifrsl AMI dome t., alsn. .''.'. BIS
ARTISTIC DINlNG-ROgM GArr pfyr.
Several hundred beautiful RASFf, '''"'' &C.,
Remember the place, sgl casa a-.,,..
between Eighth aud Ninth O1 B-.-| ~, '.f''',
lures are sold. ''''' 'A I'll.
Home, sweet homo, st0u'I I, .1-....t.,
every comfort. 80 that me memtr... t.. va
can say there WAS no place l., .... 7
my childhood N4"
rho m0si humble citi.-n a. a.f ....
honnirc can indulge thrir taste and ...... ..
homes AZ small cost With hcsutIf.f .... ..'f
Seats furnished Tor lai..s.
"a ELLIS 6rNH.,P~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
BY Dcnoon. rupper g. De
Real Estate Agents aud A.e' .ea...
kn1 Main -frl.r


TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO GER.
4 TAIN LOTS OF LAND U.s. UFNH0
COUNTY NEAR The CITY CO.. UOlYutD
80 FEET FRONTING ON ulCkIN~p, ~IIU-I
AND 30 FEET FRONTING DN IHE .I".
MOND, NOBK-RINLR AND CHESAPEAKE
RAILROAD.-By virtue uf ser.. .... d..
trust, dated April %, 1891, ami r...rl.l ...a
Clerks ONCE Of Hourlco county ,.llr. u....
Book l3J y, page lb3, defaultltsIrs h..r r..t
I'm the payment ~ arertaiI note -r.4r.I therein.
sad being required 80 30 &c., N.ii-.I .fAlr.r.
on the premises. on
THURSDAY, DgCEnFfr lU. Is.'.
AZ O'Clock p. ", the following RO "E"I ru.
lot Of land fronting $50 feet oI I.t.U-. ...f
aud running back az right gGs.rt ir.Rt.I glr..
lei lines 80 feet moro ~ less o.. li..I. rs.ak rH4
designated az Loo ~. o.. BOD Range "D m .Al
OF survey recorded iu CLERKS urHH UsHr.
County Court, Deed Book 700, ,HE" lH E..
that LOT OF LAND fronting I'."f H" f.-...
side oi the Richmond, l.ra-lHgrr arI ...s
peake railroad AMI running ra.. f..-. H'...
10 fhe bank 81 MIL Canal h.I t...E.'.I nd.
lot No. 3 IN Range "L H. 10 rs Yi1u .. s.r.F .-
corded In Clerks office ui lirlT.u t..lfF .-.
Deadlock 100, page lN.
TERMS: Cash a. tl eEpegrf- '' .fs. '.-t 's
trust, tl2j with q per cont Interest '-H U.-
Der ~, 1891, AMI balance, 10 auE. .. I.. ....i
at sale. GEORGE d. h'n.'.. .-.
de , @
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
4 UCTIoN SALE TO-DAY ATloo
A LOTION 5CC,CI,O ,',.. SALE OF GREEN AND

AUCTION >ALrS fa,ur u,v.
George ". Mayo. A....
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
GREAT SOUTHERN HORSE AND
MULE BAZAAR
lgoRMsaLY gosHEUE's gL>sl2 "ialt'
lsos, 1905. 1910. 1912 FRANKLIN slh--'
RICHMOND, "a.
Our Grst large al.,.on 'a.'-
100 HeadOf Western HoTse>S hl'S

consisting Of Drivers. Coach, Fanny
General Purpose, aud Mach '.T.-.'
public auction
WEDNESDAY. DBcEggEs o. .''"
a, 1890 AN. sharp. 70 b. o.a.l-'i - --'
WEDNESDAY OF each 9soL' -
Tho conslgnors Of this stytk hs' 10 y.
and most reliable shippers O., 600 '.''
tho southern dealers Nc of'snl -,
ton q, all times, as We mean D. '-.a.- a
here with whas they musi o." 30
miles 20 got. Mac n 49,.
N.B.-HoRsEs ard MULES 'f i''n al
A. ali times
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08

In execution ~ a decree iu tH' no '"ai y
suit We, tho undersigned trrN ..
ers appointed tb'reny. .a. Ir+'. 3. -
public auction, upon ttH premise,
THURSDAY, DECEBuEE l', .-.
NJ AZ o'clock p. NJ. The st.ys.ls- .... -
PEkIY, consisting OF LAtH. I..' A I" '-r
INC containing six ~ s'Y'r f.'
fronting % feet on Che -ul.l -I" ~ 80
street. ana running back OBJ I,las street. '-.,-
Of 100 feet. .......
Terms: one third cash. il'al". .u i. 40
instalment- Rt six aud tAol,n A. .A'
table notes. with IS per CONT 'l'.'''. '-',.
from day % sale, and ti.io retained l .'
purchase-mOney Is paid a.i ~"
me Court HARVEY ND. ~'
j. sANfEL fAhI.'i
,ps.A, ,.I".
PAGE AID OTHERS. PLAlsr'ft-. h.N''
son And AIS, DEFshrANlr if ltt ..''-
COURr OF TIRE CITY or Ei1N1N'
1. Cherries ". GOdiiu, click .f .t.t
tify thai the bond rrlgirri ~ Poe
anis4toper- by tue dscrae 80 SAT- i.'
Der >. 1891. has teen iuiy gs'r ..,.
Given under my nnni in- '.f
Der, 1891. tlhi'L-' ". ~
ds4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
COMMISSIONERS AUCIIoNsALE
LARGE BRICK DWELLING
SITUATED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
OF BAKER AND ROANE SIBE.S
DESIGNATED As so. 5Ol WEST BAGsl
STREET

Page and ale. Deere" ~ hi'. 'h'l'
Gerry t".f. '-.'.' DOT
Woodsou aud ais. brr.. l-'l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
CITY OF MANCHESTER
A DAYS EVENTS ON THE OTHER SIDE
or THE RIVER.
Funeral of ,frs. Cersioy--Deaths Of Mrs.
Eagle and DIR. Edward Archer
Other Manchester Notes.

The funeral Of Mrs. L. J. Cersley, whose
death was announced in Sundays DIS
PATCH. took place from her late residence,
corner of Thirteenth and Hull streets, yes
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. Rev. G. n.
Van Houten conducted the services. The
pall-bearers were Messrs. ID. ID. Beattie, II.
Fitzgerald, r. b. w. Beattie, X. A. Bowen,
J. G.. Gill, j. T. Bradley, Charles Keller.
and W. T. Lithgow. The interment was
made in Maury cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. James L, Eagle, who
died Sunday morning ut $50 o'clock after
an illness OF three days. took place from
her late residence, No. 1l01 Semmes street,
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock. Mrs.
Eagle was in the thirty-eighth year OF her
age and a most estimablo lady. She ieavesa
blind husband and several children 10
mourn their loss. The remains we're ln-
TERED in Maury cemetery.
DEATH or A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN.
DR.. Edward Archer prominent physi-
clan OF Chesterfield, who had wide prac,,
tice in that county and IN Powhatan' died
Sunday night at his home, near Huguenot
Springs.
DR.. Archer came down to attend the
funeral of Archer Woodbridge, which took
place last week. While here he was taken
with the grip, and when he reached home
it developed into pneumonia and soon
ended his life.
Deceased was a man of high character,
and bis death has oCcasioned profound sor-
row among those who knew him. He
leaves widow aud several children, one
of his children being BIr. John Archer, OF
the Richmond and Manchester Street-Rail-
wav Company.
DIR. Archer's widow is suffering from the
grip and is very sick.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
REMAnKB on Mr.. KOTNER.

Mr.. kolner. OF Augusta, said the bill re-
quired study, but IL impressed him as
being fair. ANY man would DO foolish to
do anything Injurious TO railroads"
added be. The farmers need them. They
are ENTITLED 10 fair treatment, but there
are instances whore the railroads don't
treat the people right.
This commission will regulate discrimi-
nations against US. We want q Just. fair.
and reasonable course Gentlemen, the
interests Of the farmers require 1t. We
want 10 help agriculture and the people
oansrAllv. Taxa for instance when tho
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-12-08
30 MErnop oF REpREas Ar PREsENr.

will not undertake TO do anything more
than TO call your attention to the salient
features of the bill, continued Major Kent.
We might as we'll not have railroad law
as the one we have now. Your present
Commissioner has no power of redress. IL
the railroads refuse 20 obey him he has no
prerogative except TO report them. The
provisions of this bill take away the ne
cesslty of redressing grievances. The rail-
road can't violate the provisions of this
act. Instead of multiplicity Of suits YOU
viii have only one.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-16
RAIL AND CROsSTIH.

h. W. Glading, general agent freight and
passenger department of the 'Monon routen
day.
W. H. McDeel, who for the last six years
mas 6led the position of traffic manager of
me louisville, New Albany and Chicago
railway, has been appointed by President
1a "a sc eral manager of the system.
MI III. 4hcDeel is thorough railroad man, and
uas y, hau & lifelong experience in all bra ches
u !ue service. The appointment gives great
road viz
A memorandum of the agreement adopted
~ d meeting of the bondholders held in
New York last week of the Augusta Ciih-
,oti ana oandersvllle railroad has been re-
LelVed by an Augusta owner of some Of the
Illus Illus Inc railroad is still in default in the
SSe a IielJ OF the January coupons, and the
toaIl oIuers are trying to protect their IN
Ei eetS. AT the meeting in New York A.
Tu.eAhofer and John W. Corchran of New
0'A' ana +. M. Colston Of Ba ,timore, were
H. Cohtnlttee chosen t. represent
ITp; interest of the bondholders.
us committee had adopted plan
.u9 work and drawn up contract, and
9ei-4ing II ou5 to the owners for their sig
H"S1 1ie. The contract reads that the bond
-o.uefs agree to deposit their bonds in
~ ~ company to be selected by the com
tILCee' and the trust company shall issue
QOlaoie certificates, which shall declare
,, ,.s bonds to be held subject TO the terms of
- cement. The committee require that
Ie ponds be deposited with the trust com
by Tor period of one year unless
II';ecled to be returned earlier by the cons
b,telee' or unless the committee dispose of
ION loln' and, in the event of a sale. the pro-
geuS o. the bonds shall be returned to the
owners 10 lieu Of the bonds.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-04-16

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