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cVtffFAfN OF Inc NIUlIo.
CARLTON SuAFkR,
Chief Clerk Of the House OF Delegates.

Now, therefore. /. ELIHU X. JACKSON. Cover.
nor Of Maryland, do hereby order and direct that
each and All OF the said herein before described
BIS Acts Of the General Assembly, six IN mum.
Der, each propOsnRa separate amendment to the
Constitution OF Maryland, be published once week
for az least three months in two newspapers pub
lshed In each county In the state, II many are
therein published and In three newspapers IA the
City OF Baltimore, before the next ensuing general
election which will be held Tuesday the third day
Of November, 1871; at which said election all OF
the six proposed amendments aforesaid will be sew.
orally submitted TO the legal and qualified voters OF
Maryland for adoption or rejection.
Given under my hand and the
~N Great Seal Of Maryland, at the
fTHK GRKAT1 City Of Annapolis.o on the sixteenth
SEAL day Of July, In the year OF our
or Lord eighteen hundred and ninety.
lMARYLANp.J one, ana OF the Independence 81
~ the United States the one hundred
and fifteenth
ELIHU f. Jackson.
4. W. LECOMPTR,
r2S-tu,l4t Secretary Of StAts.
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Seven West Annapolis lots were
sold in the last six days. They are
going.
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The Imperial Mutual Life Insurance Company.
GEO. y. PORTER

District Superintendent for Annapolis.
No, 10 State Circle, formerly occupied by
Mr.. s. T. mccullough So
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sa.s 80. = !'I !; g. 60
T !. "a - snd ls. ,, ss.s..ilsifsssss
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Capyrlghted.

We present all the advantages of Life
Insurance, Sick Benefit and Savings
Fund Institutions at a minimum cost,
and in a combined, compact, practical
and progressive form. The Company
offers to the careful, saving and thinking
men and women precisely what they need.
ABSOLUTE security, for the present and
Tie future.
1t is thus practically the same as a
Savings Bank.
Its purposes are to help those who,
having a few dollars to spare, instead of
spending them uselessly, can make safe
Investment of their money, which will at
the end of few years pay them, or pro-
vide for them a comfortable support
when sick, and in case of death will more
than provide all reasonable expenses of
funeral, etc.
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The Democratic State and County Ticket.

Nm. ~. A6cO - 0tt~"-
The Democratic State and County Ticket.
For Governor
FRANK BROWN.
of Carroll County.
For Attorney General
JOHN PRENTISs POE,
of Baltimore City.
For State Comptroller
MARION DEKALB SMITH,
Of Kent County.
For Clerk of the Court Of Appeals
J. FRANK FORD,
Of ST. Mays County.
For State Senator
ROBERT MOSS.
For the House of Delegates:
w. I. HUTCHINs, J r. BRASHEARS
G. SAPPINGTON, g. Z. DONALDSON
For Clerk of the Circuit Court
MAJOR SPRlG6 hARNOOp.
For States Attorney;
JNo. IRELAND.
For County Treasurer
F.. w. OWENS.
For County Commissioners:
IF. BALDWIN. WI DISNEY,
w. q. GISSCHEL, /. +. WAISON,
II III. PHELPS.
For Orphans Court:
w. HAWKINS. ROBT. #. DODSON,
HENRY A.TYDINGS,
For Sheriff
w. G. CLAUDE.
County Surveyor
LOUIS GREEN.
SATURDAY August s, 1891
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After years Of study the ll l,. 4, }
perfected a Cooker that NEE ~ {
mand of the housekeeper anu = SI T,sI'
others in simplicity and ease, esss + = isal
ment. 1t is especially adsP. Daer \ ssl Il.
use. l have taken the agsI Y, eliIsi
be pleased to furnish any q Ave ,ry ons ,
of our city and county ..lliial , .
use and it gives entire sam A. M b y
there are over one hundred 10 10. Y, Y nS-
napolis. The following .i = U.' ado ~
certificates from our clIllsD'
The Cooker" in use: no5,bs y
/ have been using for two y, G 4 VI
Peerless Cooker and woula ~ y / tbslsi
out If for ten times its cost, Str = Isb0r .
kitchen utensil out, ana ss'' hardly o
worry, and indeed | can nee i
words to express its eheeIT1SG G. To
simply a perfect cooker .,on I TiIl tba'
Any further information
fully give by addressing
R. r. coNNss' !. !.
d2s 8 Church Circle Anu'r
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INSURE IN THE INrERrALl

We provide for you in case Of sickness, for
your family il you die, and pas You in 10
years (if living, the amount Of you- endow-
ment in cash.
Il il a splendid investment, as your insur-
ance cost you practically nothing.
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Constitutional Amendments,
PROCLAMATION BY THE sOgEREOS.
STATE OF MARYLAsB.
ExEcuTIvE pEPARrMENF.

WEKREks. Section one 81 arfirle fourteen q TIE
Constitution Of Maryland makes Il the duty Of the
Governor To order the puhilcAfion IN certasa news
pspersto be Designated ~ him ~ any Btu OF Bills,
passed proposing any amendment 70 The sAid Goa
efilutton.
And whereas ~ the January sessien 1890 ~ tie
General Assembly Of Maryland SIX separate Bills
passed proposing that number Of esileuducntA
20 the Constitution which several aFnenen nts are
described a. follows
Chapter 1874, which. for convenience 81 Grscrip.
ton, ] hereby designate amendment number
one. Chapter lit5, designated antndfncBf mum
Der two. CHAPTER Pa. designated amendment
number three. Chapter 25S, desi2nsted amend
fnent number -four, Chapter 3tiH uraiEusted as
amendment number hTe- and Chapter 41i, acss-
mated as amendment number kK
All which proposed amendments follow Ia the
oFdDf described. 70 wtg;
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For State Comptroller
MARION DEKALB SMITH,
Of Kent County.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15

chester, win road . paper entitled " "Inc 10
nance Of the Law and the suDJcc wuh tnen 70
discussed.
Hon. william c. r. Brectinridgo Of Ksntucky,
win deliver tho annual address Wodnesoay
morning, and In tho afternoon N. !oon y. nIcsy,
"The Criminal Laws and Their Adlninissra-
tion."
Thursday morning Hon. John Randolph
Tucker OF Lexington. will read . paper on the
Property Rights Of Baron and fcme.' The
evening of this day viii be reservcd for tne
meeting and Organization OF the several stand.
Ing committees for tho ensuing year, and at ~
O'Clock tho annual dinner will be given.
oRGANIzArIoS or rnE ASSOCIATION.
The State Bar Association was orHanixed at
Virginia Beach on July q, 1898, with Judge VIII
liam j. Robertson az presidert and Mr. james G.
Lamb as secretary and treasurer. Tho nist an
uual meeting was held at the White Sulphur
Springs July "a, 1850, and upon this occasion
Mr.. James q. Carter. OF New York. delivered the
annual address, which Is still the wonder and
delight OF the association. His subject was :
" Provinces Of the Written and Unwu,ien Law"
At this meeting q code OF ethics was adopted
and Mr.. X. q. II. Kean elected president for the
second year and Mr.. Lamb secretary and trea-
surer.
The second annual meeting was hold at Old
Point July 1, 1890, and Judge Fenner, Of New
Orleans, delivered the annual address. His SUIT
ject was on "The Ancient lawyer" Judge n. c.
Burks, the present incumbent, was then elected
president, and Mr.. Lamb for the third time
chosen TO I'LL the position OF secretary and trea-
surer. Mr. Charles Blackford, tocosely Known
by the legal fraternity as "Many-Sided Black
ford" was elected chairman OF the Executive
Committee at the meeting held at virginia
Beach 10 serve for three years. His term Is now
about to expire. much TO the regret OF al the
members OF the association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
Personals and Briefs

Mrs. W. c. Graham and. family are summer
ing at Glen Allen, Va.
Mrs. Thomas Valentine and children are visit
ing friends ia NOrfOlk.
Rev. J. o. Kirk will preach nj the Nenable-
Street Baptist church Tonight
Miss Agnes Nelson, OF No. 406 east Cary street,
will leave for Baltimore to-day.
Mrs. John F. Kohlcr and Miss Annie kohler
viii leave on Thursday fo- the White sulphur.
Mrs. f. VI. Montgomery, 1890 Floyd avenue,
Is with her sister, Mrs Mcdowell, at Ocean
View
Mr.. Thomas s. Armlstead and Wexford Fray
ser leave tonight for Luray and the Natural
Bridge.
Mrs #. NJ. Bonavita, 20o9 venable street.
after quito spell Of sickness, Is much I'M
proved.
Thomas p. Campbell. president of the Com
mon CounC 81, ana family, ielt yesterday iVr 'no
Cold Sulphur Springs.
Mr., j. Bottom has returned home after a
very pleasant trip 20 Newport News, Old Point,
Hampton, and Norfolk.
Miss Ada +. johnson, Of Diputanta, Prince
George county. is visiting her sister, Mrs John
NJ. Gordon, at 1904 east Broad.
Mrs Nj. |. White aud daughter, Miss Mabel,
left the city yesterday to spend the summer Win
friends and relatives near Tarboro', y. Z.
Mrs II. A. Phillips, Miss Kate Phillips. ana MISS
Aurcia Picot left yesterday afternoon for Baitl-
more and Cape May to spond the summer.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss Mayme
E. Iryin 20 Mr. Peter 4. Murphy. both OF this 'ity,
al st. Peters Cathedral, July 2lst, at z A. M.
Mrs. W. c. Mcdowell and little daughter Ailene
left the city yesterday and will divide their
time between Old Point, Ocean View, and Vir-
ginia Beach.
Misr Alice ID. Crank. Of Green Springs. Va,
who has been visiting Miss Laura V. hunuey,
leaves this morning for Hampton to attend tho
Normal School,
Mr.. Fred. Kohlsr has returned from the Sanger
fest at Newark, n. j. lie came by New YORK,
where he spent several days with his bfolher
Charley, whom be reports we'll
The Council Committee ON 81. Johns Baryng-
Ground VIII meet at that place Friday afternoon
at O'Clock 10 IONS der the question of tho erec-
tioD and location Of "A hot-housc there.
The Pensacola Fla.) kens Of last Sunday con-
tains beautiful tribute TO the memory oil Mrs.
Cammio Cary knowiss, who died Ia that city o
fcE days previous. Mrs. Knowles was q daugh-
ter o Colonel John b. Cary.
Misses Mamie d. and Susie Anderson, daugh-
ters OF George 4. Anderson, Esq, Of Hcnrico
county, will leave on the 18th instant for two
months trip 10 salem, Glade springs, Mountain
Top, kgglsstcn, New luycr, white Sulphur, and
Montgomery White.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
OIIIO'S CONVENTION.
,ur eucKsve DEMOCRATS STILL
n,scusslNG THE 6OveRNORsHiP.
A.. o,pos,tion to Cnmpbeii-Thc silver
oaestioo-Free Coinage Apparently
Has the victory I'm Hand.
lnr ,e,ezraph 70 .he Dispatch.l

c,x,r,,,p. o.. July "A. although the
Dn,,ocratic state Convention was an
,''.',occ1 10 meet on July 18th and con-
,.,uc IN session two days. the programme
,,,yides that to-day is to be devoted TO
,,,,i,,ee meetings aud outdoor demon
,.,,,;,ns and that the convention is not 10
.a,,,.uo IN formal session until tomorrow.
Ch,,,man Norton. Of the State Central
co,otoi,toc. will then call the Ohio Demo
.,sts 10 order aud Introduce Allan W.
thurman. q son of the ONO ieaaet' rs
temporary chairman OF the conVen'ioh'
7ag Asri-cANrBELL MEN rIRM.
Tho discussion Of the politicians is still
,n di,ec;ci 10 the gOverporshlp. Wnhe
,@''''.',bolps ~ nomination on the first ballot
,s s,iil ne reasonably certain as any future
,,cn, The Neal and Kline factions have by
,,o means given up the contest. it IS DOW
~" H. ',t,hat the opposition intend TO make
l,v.lv a. possible for Governor Camp
i.n in the convention, whatever the re-
al. ,"ay bo. and many conservative party
icoJ.,s fcar such strife and rancor may be
,,,,.nIcrei ~ IN imperil the success OF the
t,rIct m the coming campaign.
TIE aLvTR QUESTION.
,r.. discussion over the platform still
,.,t.rns. and it j. evident that the silver
f.',.,fra,e men will only win after "a
f. frlt FK-Congressnan A. j. Warner
.4 of..r prominent free-coinage men are
p. tb, crouud insisting that party success
.,r 0ui, hc insured by the convention de-
,.o.,,g ior the free and unlimited coinage
.,f.,i,cr. INT they are being vigorously OPP
,o,.l hy Congressman Harter and other
,.u,lv prominent Democrats.
rftr-colSAGE ArEs IN TIE MAJORITY.
A..-rruous attempt will be made TO set
.irsI differences on the financial question
80. M, Committee on Resolutions and TO
,-,ven, the subject from being debated in
i.e convention. but this. probably, can
.oiy be- done 10y the adoption of free
coinage plank. as the indications are that
fte froe-coinage men are largely IN the ma
,.r.fv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
UIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT

VIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT
COURT OF GO0CHLAND COUNTY,
JUNE 27, 1891, IN VACATION:
Martha NJ. Harris, .Piaintin'
against
r.. A. T'rice. sheriff Of Goochland, and as such
administrator OF Lucetta J. Robinson, de-
ceased, Charles T. Davis, Fountain b. DAVIS,
George W. Davis, Robert Moody and sal'ie
L. MS wife, Alice X. Green Walter Green,
Fountain Green, Worcester Rncker, saille
Turner and Alice v. hts wife, J. N. Jennings
and 1. o. Jennings hts wife, and w. T. Hay
den and s. f. Haden his wife, and While
Ruckerr .Dclsnasn,s ~. .,sa asu.
cause on the 27th day Of June, 1S91-l
..The Court doth adjudge, order, ana decree
that this cause be referred TO one OF the COM
missioners OF this court for tho following ac-
81 An account OF the assets real and per-
sonal OF the said Lucctta j. Robinson, deceascdt
with the hens and incumbrances thereon. II
there be any such.
by the said Lucetta ). Robinson at the time OF
her death. with tho dignities and priorif'es
thereof.
r.. A. Trice as administrator ~ aforesaid, taking
as pr.,ra jaeis correct, but l!sble 70 be sur
charged and falsined BY any proper party, any
settled account Of said administrator made and
returned according 10 law
foregoing accounts published once weok TOR
four successive weeks IN some convenient news
naper shall be equivalent 10 personal notice
10 ali the parties save the said administrator
CoMMrssloSEab OSYrcE,l
CoOCHLASD COURTHOUSE, June 30, 1901.
Tho parties Aforesaid 10 above cause are here
nv notified that shalI, on THURSDAY tho 30sh
dey OF July, 1891. AZ the ofucc Of Peetit LoAke,
Al Goochlnnd Courthouse, proceed 70 takes eettle.
and report tho several accounts required ~ ne
said decree.
mentioned. ~ ~ SAA45s
CourN
A. K. LxAkx, p q = Sg-In4s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
THE POLICE COURT.
4 Negro Woman Sent To Jail for Six
Months-IIe Assaulted u Country BOY.

The docket at the Police Court yester-
lav morning was n short one and there was
nothing oui Of the common order OF business be-
fore ulat tribunal.
X E.chaci Coleman (coloredO was charged with
tha llrrcuy of a vest and watch and chain from
Wuiam Mitchell Nghitcl. Mitchell's story Of how
'Ue woman arur,d him on till she had an OPP
Inrtunliy u snatch his vest from his body was
worry dif'roiitablc but the Justice thought Ra-
chaels conduct was deserving OF punishment
.ni sent hcr o. prison for ak months.
IIc case Of Sidney PrucklingiOn. for being
irluk and assaultug James Francis, WAS con-
t|rIvd until tomorrow.
Cclrgc Z Enroughty alias Darby, charged with
ls-auliing James GoOdo, country boy, WAS
rurt $40 and costs. GOOde appeared in the
.uurt nui hi- body bore evidences Of an unmer-
rfIl beating. Ills head and face were bruised
terribly.
Valentine Shaw, who Is accused of assaulting
J. T. Di Di'Liusun. win be tried July 20th.
,. ID. Mounicgstlc paid finc for drunkenness.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15

Have you ever vieited Hot Spftn9yJ Alas}
You meet while therc 20 many inseaneS -
terrible blood-poison evidenced by ola.eato.
ment OF face and form. Hishcr rush euueress
from scrofula, syphilis ccxcme. san nS.s
ulcers, bIemishcd skin, twisted and scems
Joints, limbs made crooked By rheumasssn, 80,
etc. Some nnd reiieG, some 40 nos. eno c0sso
away poor I'm purse and srtevo3sg a. asps Y
Hot SpringA Tho experiment of goInQ tnere
cannot be indulged In without constderaote ~
pense. How thankful then should evcfy enc .?
10 know there IL q remedy even moro pcoenSe.
in cases Of blood-poisan than Hot sPrtnqh we
refer to Botanic Blood Balm QS. b. B). ~ 70 Us
merits thousands viii testify.
r. r. Hailerton, Macon, Ga, writes: ~ con.
tracted biood-poison. nrss tried physicisns and
,hon went to Hot SPRING. returned homo Z
ruined man physically. Nothing seemed 70 90
me any good. Ny mother persuaded me 70 try
3. b. b. To Iuy utter astonlshmcnt every ulcer
quickly healed"
James I. Bcsworth. Atlanta, Ca, says: "Somc
years ago I contracted blood-poison. ] had no
appetite, my digestion was ruined, rheumatism
drew up my limbs 90 could hardly walk, my
throat was cauterixed Ave times. Hot springs
gavo me no benent, and my life was one OF tof-
ture until gave h. Il. h. trial, and surprtsino
as it may seem tho use OF Ave bottles cured me-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
is THIS A SHORTAGE +?
EXAMINING THE ACCOUNTS OF Ex-
SHERIFF ROGERS, REPUBLICAN.
An Alleged Deficit of $4,000 to 10000
but Probably No Embezsiement--fiis
suretlcs Confident He IL All Right.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch ]

RaLEroH. N. g.. July 1.-THE county au-
thorities are engaged in strict examina-
ton Of the accounts of J. Rowan Rogers,
late Republican sheriff Of Wake, who has
failed TO make full settlement, although
he closed his term of Office in December
last. IL is alleged that he is behind in his
accounts from $1,000 to $4,000.
ISsoLvgST TAxEs.
Rogers insists that the shortage Is caused
from the commissioners not allowing him
credit for n large amount of ,nsolvent taxes
which he was unable 20 collect. II h not thought
here that Rogers II guilty Of any embezzlemcnt,
and his friends feel sure that 1e can show up all
right.
READY TO PAY.
His surotios say they are ready 70 assume pay
ment Of any amount of deiicit that can be right
fully shown. The Board Of Commissioners Will
meet again next week, whom fun statement OF
the matter can be had. Tits the subject OF much
comment that over seven months have been al
lowed TO pass before any deficiency was ro-
ported.
STARTING YoR wRIGHTsvILLE.
The drum-corps Of tho Governors Guards ac-
cOmpanied by n squad OF the company, Will
leave for Wrightsvile eDcamptnent next FRIDAY.
The full company will go down with the Cover
nor on Monday. The county commissioners have
voted them $3.50 for expenses In addition 70 q
like amount given by the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15

Last Sunday, says the Brooklyn Eagle, in the
South Congregational church, OF which the Rev.
A. J. Lyman. ID. d., is the paster, the koy
Moses ID. Hoge, ID. d., Of Richmond, Va. preach
ed with great acceptance, and Ia the same place
he will be heard again Tomorrow morning. Dr.
Hoge has been for forty-nve years-the one
charge comprising his entire life-work In the
ministry-the pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church Of Richmond, Va, and Is a man OF ele-
waited character. profound learning, strong conse-
Grafton and high order OK thoughtiui anu I'M
pressiye eloquence. lie preached In Brooklyn
Tor the Tabernacle people at the Academy oi
Music during the absence Of the Rev. It. Dewitt
Talmage. ID. d., their pastor, In Palestine, on a
single Sunday and made great impression on
those who heard him there. This Is, the Eagle
believes, his only other visit as preacher TO
brooklyn, and the opportunity to hear him is
one TO be availed Of by the friends and admirers
OF personal and pulpit excellence In the CITY OF
churches. ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
AN INJUNCTION AWARDED.
John r. Keller Enjoined from Interfering
with His Wife and Children.

An Injunction was yesterday awarded
in the Chancery Court enjoinIng and re-
s,rainlng John +. Keller from Interfering with or
in any wise moiesting his wife. Mary Il. Keller,
or her four children until tho further order OF tho
Court
Mrs. Keller alleges that shortly after marriage
with ber husband, which occurred In 1850, be
entertained violent temper toward her, which
vented itself Ia personal abuse and Injury to her
In 1883. She further charges that he Kept mp
his iI,-treatment, and that on the 9Th oil this
month no In spell OF anger seized her by the
throat and choked her TO almost inscndbility..
Mrs. Keller, through her counsel, hessrs.
Courtney q Patterson, has filed her bill for a d.
vorce, which viii be brought up for investigator
later.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
iIENDERsoNs STRIDE FORWARD.
Her Graded schools and Academies
Water Works and Crop Prospects.
,c..o..,,, ,t,,,,,o ~ ,hc Pichnond Disnatch1

HENDERSON. n. c., July H.-Henderson
to-day makes a stride forward IN the right
direction. For years she has been noted for ner
thrift and material progress. but there has been
a feeling that she was backward IN euucatlonhi
Inattors. On yesterday her people by "A unani-
nous vote decided 10 establish graded SCHOOLS,
aud are determined that they shall equal any
In the State. This, coupled with tho fact that
n fine female college viii open IN Septenper,
and mat Rey. r. j, Homer. a well-known educa-
tor. will open male academy OF high grade,
gives Henderson unequalled shool facilities.
OTHER AFFAIRS.
The waier-works contractors say they VIII turn
on the water IN thirty days.
The crop prospects are bad, especially Tobacco,
but the good rain which fell last night will help
the late tobacco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-15
CIRCUIT COURT YESTERDAY.
Attachments Abated and AssiRnmont-
The Case of NJ. Orcnstein.

In the Circuit Court yesterday Judge
Wexford upon motion of the defendant
ahated the attachments sued cut by The Nltllens
Rank of Richmond. and NJ. Friedman, OF Now
YORK. against VI. Orensiein, In pursuance 10
which Sheriff Gates, on July 20, ioVlcu on Tue
stock OF goods in the stOro No. 20 west Broad
street and closed the store
The plaintiffs were represented by Mcssfs
James Lyons, IliIl Montague, and Il. knnd Well
ford, and the defendant by Mr. Sol. l." Bloom
berg
Shortly after the attachment was abatcd Oren-
stein made an assignment of William Wilson,
trustee for the benefit OF his creditors The
deed provides that after paying the costs anu
expenses Of executing same, ana the amount oi
rent duo the High Constable by reason OF a dis-
tress warrant and levy for rent. the following
creditors should be paid the amount following
their names in the order oil priority III wnich
thoy are named LIST. Sol. l.. Bloomberg, attor-
Joscpheon, s3s.Js l.. Austern. sl20; Ameri-
can Shirt Company, $72.45. Wolf 4 Goodstadt,
1880; NJ. Friedman, s20s.S2, and Citizens
Bank of Richmond, Sll6.1|.
CHARTERS GRANTED.
charter was granted 20 the Newport News
Company a corporation organized for the pur-
pose of establishing and maintaining the general
bueiness OF n land company, with rights 10 pur-
chase, hold, and convey lands ana any interest,"
In lands in and about Newport News, klzabeth
civ county, and elsewhere in the state OF Viz
glnia. -
The following gentlemen are the officers 70
conduct the business for the iirst year: LOWS II.
Blair, president; a. :. Buford, vice-presioent
:. :. liam, secretary and treasurer, aud w. J..
Desaussure, counsel. Directors-lewls II. Blair,
A. \ Ruford, John II. Montague, W. X. Mckon-
ney, William Ryan, O. NJ Braxton, ana G.
OIcary.
The principal Office of the company will be In
this city.
charter was also granted to the Home Ice
and Coal Company, with privileges 20 buy and
sal ice, to put up machines for the manufacture
of the same; TO buy, sell, and mine coal: ana
to buy, sell, and cut wood.
The chiof business OF the company Is 10 be
transacted In this city, and its minimum capital
shalI he no, less than $4,000, which may be in
creased according to the discretion OF the offi-
GERS 10 100000.
The following gentlemen are the offlcers: War
ner Moore, president; Thomas l.. Moore, secre-
tary and treasurer. Directors-Warner Moore,
r. l.. Moore, James W. Allison, W. II. Allison,
and Allan Talbot.
JUDGMENT AND SUIT.
In the case Of RoberG Patterson rs. John
Nitchell Jr., and others for lbel, Judgment was
rendered for the plaintiff In the sum OF Sioo'
Suit was instituted by Michael Fernandez rs.
w. T.. Dilard for $4,000.