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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
INJUNCTION GRANTED.
Ware Ii. Gay Don't Want Car Tracks on HIS
Fridge.

In the Chancery Court yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Ware i. GAY, through his counsel Messrs.
W. W. Henry and NJ. NJ. Gillian. instituted suit
and filed his bill praying for an Injunction
against George l.. Fisher. Manehester haIi"ay
aud improvement! Company, hlchmohu halI-
I1dgc s Il Wiz. i'm the absence Of Judge
Icake, granted an Injunction lrohlultlhs anu
restraining till the further ofder 81 me court
the defendants above MENTIONED thelr heehls,
attorneys. etc, from laying Their track upon
the bridge commonly known as May9s bridge
and from IN any way interfering with or tres
passing upon the bridge
I'm the complainant nlll ne aleges mar nc
purchased the Mayo bridge together with GER
tain islands i'm James river, near the bridge,
from the cOmmissIouers OF me hancerf court
in the suit of Richards against Mayo 81 ais, that
be paid the cash payment, amounting 10 r-0Ut''
and gave his notes for the residue OF the pur-
chase money The first ono Of the deferred
notes became due on the 18TH OF July $50 IN
the sum OF s2S 26G.G1. the other deferred notes
being for one third Of 5000 with interest ana
falling due at two and three years.
After the purchase and confirmation by the
court Ware u. Gay entered mo NEGOTIATIONS
with George j.. FISHER, president OF me Van
chester Hallway ami Improvement company
looking TO the extension Of the tracks OF the
railway across the bridge
II was agreed between Cav and Fisher that
the bridge and property should Doe transferred
10 a company organized and chartered as the
MayOs Bridge and Improvement company. am
should he capitalized 40 s2Nuu ana Issue goil
bonds 10 the amount Ol slDNN. or ms stock'
s2NOn. together with $1,000 luhonds,Was TO DE
turned over 10 Cay. De- agreeing that the stock
Dee distributed as appear Nr eAhlDlts ana H.
and $4,000 Of bond, were to he sold ana the
proceeds applied 20 the Payment OF the amount
due. and 10 become due. ufon the purchas Sc
from fhc commissioner OF the court afore- said
Ihc complainant further alleges that ilsher
did NOT keep ms contract. and that ne had 10
meet his own Obligations Without llsher as
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
In tIe Courts.

HuSffu0s Cosot-George Branzell charged
with shooting and wouniing John +. Higgins.
sent 20 jail for three months and hned one cent
James J.. Frederick. charged with burglar
iously entering tle house of Il. a. Lincoln and
committing larceny therein. sent TO the PEN
ucnuary for five years.
Ch0uce1u CoirL-Ihomos n Carter qualified
as administrator of the estate of Is. Randolph
Mayo. deceased.
supreme Co,ut az Appe1ls.- Hunter against
Beach. Argued by Judge william j. Robertson
for appellant and submitted.
ooitln against Bland Argued by ). T. Hub
N1rd. ESQ. Tor appellant
tuiftd N0fs Cr0u C0sTL-An Indictment
was found yesterday against }. Louis lcyscr Of
Peter, urg. on the charge of illegally using the
lutcd States mail
ID appeared from the testimony that pcvsor
hal sent to Mr.. j. ID. Stands. of Crewe. q postal
card ON which was printed, I'VE collect bad
dtnts.'
maIltion the card had The imprint Of a skull
and cross bones Nj. Shauds suI~eQucntlv had
Nh Ify.cr arrested ln accordance with the
mtcI states laws. The petit jury viii be- called
To-day
~. Ca.nu C0nt-Judeo Wexford has adj
i1uulei tho court over until Monday. The Judge
s, qulie i. hu, hopes To- oo able TO hold court
Heurico Cnm.u Co,a1. The conrt will meet on
Monday 90 try civil and common bar cases, but
the docket le not large one.
fl. lUcu N.10f-Sgit was instituted yes
tcTiay Nf Nmttlc ~ydn1r a. Co. against An
dr.w Nlesmau. Action of debt for sl.032
louo f0Nf-i uminaI Docket: William J..
Johnson hal FOB go t0 iaii Tor collecting money
from ieiiie Jones treienalne 10 bc collector.
bad t3ray thc usual fine for being dunk and
dlsorltrlv.
Quite 81 number Of persons were arraigncd
under thc charge OF kccl nc dogs without a
license Nearly all of chem were discharged on
the presentation of their receipts, showing that
thc license had been paid since tAe Issuing of
Civil Docket. judgments were rendered in the
following cases. Lgrn't. Mrs. c. II. in favor Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Notice to Fiduciaries,

The following order of court was this day
entered
The Commissioner Of Accounts is hereby
directed 10 examine the records Of his office
for the period of the last ten years as 10 fdu-
Charles who have failed 10 settle their ac-
counts. and proceed at once to enforce (by
appropriate summons and report to this
court the provisions of chapter l2i Of the
Code, and to this end the said commissioner
is authorized TO obtain the assistance of II. III.
Steger and b. X. Wexford. commissioners.
who are directed to assist the said Commits
sioner Of Accounts in the work. upon his re-
quest
The penalty prescribed by the above
named chapter for failure TO settle accounts
is fine Of not less than ESQ nor more than
$500, and to proceedings for contempt.
BENJAMIN. II. BERRY.
Commissioner of Accounts.
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EpMOrth Ieacue Meeting.

There was a largely attended meeting of the
EpwOrth League. of Broad-strcet Methodist
church. last evening, George l.. Bidgood, presi-
dent, presiding.
Nearly one hundred members have already
been enrolled
The president made a carefully prepared all
dress. giving history Of the League. which
takes its name Epworih) from the home of the
Nesleys.
There are three DEPARTMENTS of work mapped
out-l Christian Effort: ~ Charity and HELM;
% Literary Work. All in charge OF active work
ers
This is a very growing institution, and its
power FOR good viii be felt in this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Hardware Companx Chartered.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted a charter
IN the ienrico Circuit Court to the Richmond
Hardware Manufacturing Company for the
manufacture OF hardware. all classes of goods
IN iron. steel. bronze and other metals and wood.
The capital stock Is 20 be not less than
$50 on nor more than SlH1.O0O.
The principal Office Is to he in Henrico county.
presumably in East Richmond
The oihccr, 10 the first year are: William l..
kovall. president. snd John n. Montague, vice
president. of Richmond: Daniel II. Fitzgerald.
second vice-presldent, Of Lancaster, Pa: W l..
Montague. secretary. and Bernard T. yt0n Jr..
treasurer. OF Richmond. The following are the
incorporators of the company: j. II. Montague,
Dan; II. Fitzgerald, William l.. Royal, David
". Lelnhart. l.. NJ BlantOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
CLOTHING.
FEATURES Cpring
+ Of the DEASON.

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

Richmond CnD.-William Flegenheimer, spe-
cial commissioner. 20 J. ID. Caweal. W feet on
west side Norton street, corner Catherine
sfi40.
Philip Gibson 20 Marx Nelson. q feet on Clay
street ortheast corner Seventh. $500.
Lilly Harris to Lucy Hill, so feet o. north side
Preston street between Third and Fourth. g
T.. G.. 1in,ley 10 Alpheus j. Chewing, 90 feet
on Grace street. southeast corner kyland, sub
iect 20 deed OF trust of s72O0, 500.
Frederick T.. Walther to Mrs A. W. Nesbitt, l6
feet on east side Pine street, near Albemarle'
$1,000. -,
Heurico C0nu5y-E. A Catlin and T. d. Newell
10 I. 4 Cary. lots ~ and 81 Robin Park, three
and half miles east Of Richmond, 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Miss Sybn Carter.

This interesting lady. who has for years been
an active worker H the Woman, AUXILIARY M
the Board of Mission, 100 the lrot,-tan Euisco-
pal Church. viii Vsit Richmond iu few DAYS
q she Wall tax 10 Nunda school meeting in
Grace church on Monday. at5P. NJ. and Al :
clock ne same evening viii meet ali who can
come to So. Mark s..
III sda' d j. hoped she can he az st. Paul's al
u 4. 81. or i2 w.
She was here several years ago. and is most
ia''fthlf remembered. As she has lately re-
On u,i tfom visit 90 the missions in China and
Japan she viii Doe worth hearing
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Special Services AT the First.

. Special services OF great interest are looked
forward 10 IN the First Baptist church during
tomorrow and the following week
Rev. }. l.. White. of Durham. y C.. is 10 ron.
uhct theso torNiccS. Preaching ON sabbath
morning and night. and on each night Of the
week az s clock
MI. White Is preacher OF great power. and
has had large and most successful experience i'm
the work he comes 10 do here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
"Brook HIM. Post On,ce

The new postoffice, recently established on
the Brook turnpike near the residence of Mrs
stead, Brook Ill., has now commenced active
service, with daily mail leaving Brook Hill AT
L. NJ; and returning will leave Richmond
about 4P NJ
Mrs. q. G. Hopkins will be the officiating post
mistress, and II Is hoped the public will appreci-
ate and enjoy this new public convenience
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

Yesterday morning about u o'clock. W. c..
hahtr. white man living on state street
h"ckctts Iainier IN ihe en- 10y of h. l.. Peters.
went INTO Dr. Lewis Mhcats office. ga east
franklin ana asked for surgical treatment.
he was attended TO 10y the Doctor and told 10
operation
Mhilc IN the chair he died suddenly of heart
failure from he shock.
his home
lie "as single man about forty years old.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Want. His SON Pnrhnned.

J. NJ. Langston. the negro eS-COngressman,
called on Governor Mckinney yesterday 20 in
quire as 70 the pardon Of his son. who some
years ago committed murder and was SEN
fenced 10 She penltentiary Tor eight years.
During Governor Lees term Of Office the sem
tence va, committed 70 five years, and as the
term will expire in a few months Langston
wants his son pardoned before the term eX-
plres.
Governor Mckinney is considering the case.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

Mr. c. H. Causey, Jr, of Suffolk is stopping at
Fords.
MIR. j. A. Patton. treasurer OF Danville, was at
the Capitol yesterday.
Misses Emma and fla Stevens. of Newark, Y
j.. who have been visiting at III west Main
street. left yesterday for their home. accom-
PANIED by Miss Mabel Page. Of this city.
Judge A d. Watkins. Mr. William O.. Nenahle,
asher of the Planters Bank, and Thomas ".
scott. ex-U United States Marshal Of Prince Ed
ward county. aIe in the city.
Among the marriage licenses issued yesterday
IN Washington was one 20 John V. Quarles and
America Emily Christian both OF Richmond
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
NJ
Flexible, Dainty,
Healthful.
LADIES' CORK-SOLE TURNED
SHOES

are as flexible and dainty "a the finest Turn
Are the easiest walking Shoes made the oNf<
acting as a cushion 10 the foot. The cork
being secured in pocket thus forming pari
If the shoe. il is impossible for 10 tO w
loose OF break up. They spIe also lie a.''
healthful Shoes. as CORN Is A NON-tOA-
DUCTOR OF HEAT AND MOISTURE. 10
prevents the warmth Of the bottom Of t.s
foot from radiating and escaping in ,d
weather. aud in warm weather 70 prevent, ne
heat from the payements from penetutr; t'
the foot Cork economies the vital force y
preventing the escape Of the electric frs
from the body 10 the earth Ladies we4rls
our CORK SOLE TURNED SHOES need !.
fear cold. hot damp OF rough walks, ana -
the same time they have fully a. flexible ana
dainty a shoe as the lightest Turned
manufactured. Do not be imposed upon. Da'
insist on having
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Uarton,s Grand Opera-House.

Messrs. Murphy and Mason, the celebrated
musical specialists, and Prince Tanaka and
Princess Mana, tho original japanese
iliusionists and top spinners, engaged by Mr.;
BARTON. are undoubtedly worth seeing, and
snch talent speaks we'll for Mr.. Barton's sue
cess. Princess Tanaka is the best top spinner
that has ever been seen in Richmond, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
HEADQUARTERS r. L. CAMP, c. V. /
RICHMOND Va Auril IN 1901 4
T. ENERAL ORDER No. aT.

|. Comrades, YOU are hereby ordered 60
EVENING at 4 O'Clock All comrades who are
uniformed will please wear them. Those who
are not uniformed viii appear in citizens dress,
To pay the last sad tribute OF respect % our
deceased comrade and past commander, General
JOHN X. Cooke The Drum Corps is requested
to meet with us
IL Howltzer Association. Pickett Camp and
with the Camp. by order
Col. ALEXANDER w. ARCHER.
J. TAYLOR SrRArTos. Ceot aud Adih AniI-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
One Resigns Another Aupo,n,.d

,Nr: James I. flournoy. who on Wedpes3av
plight last was elected clerk OF The secong n
ke, Yesterday, rendered his Resignation 10 ia
Judge Of the Hastings Court as Justice of th he
peace Tor Jefferson ward MIR. Stephen L. Mood
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
ARMORY RICHMOND HOWlrzERsl
RICHMOND, Va, April 10. 1891. {
ORDER no.

The members Of the Battery will assemble az
1891 az o'clock F. NJ in mll dress uniform
with oyercOats and helmet with spike. 20 act az
funeral escort 10 the late General JOHS r.
COOKE.
Every man must be present.
by order of JOHN A. HUrCHEsON, Captain Bat
terry A, First Battalion Artillery. Virginia yolun-
teers c. W. MACFAkI ANE
apil-lt First Sergeant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

MONDAY, April 18th. at IL NJ, Messrs Angus
tine Royal & Co.. auctioneers, will sell in front
of Chesterfield County Court steam mill
known as Hancocks Mill.
FRIDAY. April nth, at 3 2. NJ, by Harrison
Powers, suctonerrs, trustees sale OF modern
two-story detached brick dwelling, No. ioi west
Leigh street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

A few minutes before 10 O'Clock Yesterday, at
the corner OF Seventeenth and Dock streets, a
colored man Vas BADLY bruised by a fall. He
was on an elevator and the rope broke and the
elevator fell
The man was Jared hut no bones we're broken.
He was treated and taken 20 his home on Baker
street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Notice.

Parties who have pledges with me will please
call and redeem them or pay charges. as no
further indulgence will be given.
ELLIS ADRIAN,
GIG east Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

.n no gu noon Yesterday, az the corner Of Clay
~ ~, niHah s,rcc's. a colorcd boys arm was
u a,oh w. 10y M, being thrown from horse lie
treatment. VIZ" 4''' 'H04o Iot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

:, {. W. Gross Co. = REPORT Of -four sales In the
no markets note large sale of 'nunlopp flour
az twenty mirics this Icing the highest price
mills ahead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

CONS OF CONFEDERATE VETERANS. r. T..
> Lee Camp No. /
BY unanimous vote OF r. T.. Lee Camp. we
are invited 70 act as escort 10 them this evening
20 pay the last sad tribute of respect to their de-
ceased Past Commander. General j. r. CooKF.
lou will meet IN front of Lee Camp Hall
promptly az clock IL IS earnestly requested
thai a large attendance will be present Past
officers cordially invited. By order OF
". ID. COURTNEY
ap ll-lt Captain Commanding.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
AUCTION SALES.

Keep an eye open for the adv. of Denoon,
Upper d Co. in the Sunday issue.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

Colonel Commanding Battery 4, First battalion
Artillery, w.


RICHMOND IioHr INFANTRY Blues
hlcHMoNu. Va. Auril 90. 1891.
Colonel Alex, " Archer, commanding Il. L
Colonel, The Richmond Light Infantry Bluos
beg 10 be permitted 10 loin yOur Camp i'm a ft-
uns ami becoming tribute 90 tho memory of
thAt brave ana gallant soldier, that true and
Wodest gcnteman' General John H. Cooke.
Trusting that our request may be granted 1
have The honor 20 be, very respectfully. your
obedlent servant,
Sol CurcHNs, Captain.
Tender Of services were also made from Smart
Horse Guards, Howitlcr Association. Plrkrtt
Camp and Sons of Veterans.
Lee Camp gratefully accepted the escorts Z, n-
dered. and feels highly hOnortd al the frilnte
OF respect to her illustri0us dead Tho ,.ari,,,,s
organizations will meet at the yarious 49,
quarters and proceed to lee Camp Hail yybrre
the general me Will be formed and proceed 10
there TO Trace Em.col al church where
funeral services will ne held lhc procession
nj, then he reformed and proceed TO
John H. Cooke-the brave soldier. tbe nciio
irend, the loving husband. the kind rareuf. fhe
npright citizen the Christian gentleman and
true patflot-Nlll le consigned 90 dust flrr. to
rest IN hope OF lhs.ml immortality ami f,a..
lhose who arr lc!t behind cherish his virfur,
Snu emulate ms example. Surely "a good man
ieaNeth an inheritance
-, ComradcsJ. laylor illyson. f. C. Minor lanes
'lvkIeus y. " Randolph, ID. Smith NcdforJ.
aIeNehIer " Archer and j. v hdgo0l v,rl I'M,
poln'eu 20 urait resolutions IN reslect to fhs
memory OF General Cooke ~ '"o
lie amp Is ordered 10 le as.on,l,l.3 a.. ,i
camp hall on this saturday evening Ar 'o'.l,.i
a. winch NM The Lee Camp Drum t0rps il ALA
requested 90 meet ~ "i'o
he active rall-bearcrs are requested IN ,,,..4
Al me residence at $50 O'Clock ~ ''''''
oiiei addresses euloglstic Of General Cooke
rsIe made by comrades J. TAYLOR Tllvson
naiiofJ Anderson Phillip Samuels j. \ hd,
fpoi r. A. iowery. Henry W Flonruov Holm
,nlssA".i6 charles H. Epps and d. smith Rod
a1rl Al seemed to be Affected at his sad event
SnH "oie IMPRESSED with the fact that great
nu,,hess was transacted, and IN respect 10 tbe
memory OF the deceased the Csmp ad iourn.d j'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

Another meeting Of clerks will be held next
Wednesday evening at Elletts Hall 10 organ
lie i0r the Advancement Of their interests.
One of the main objects they have in view j. 70
ask employers 10 close their stores at o'clock
every evening eNcerf Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

First race. five and half furlongs, maiden
Affinity first. Pine Ridge second. Wyndham
third Time 091s.
Second race, seven-eighths OF mile. selling
Sir Rae first. The Sheriff second Anomaly third.
Time i:3lii.
Third race. six and one halffurlongs selling
Sanardo first. sam Morse second, GlOster third.
Time .29ls.
Fourth race, one mile--W oodcutter first, Vino
ma second. Prince Fortunatus third Time -.
Fifth race, fve-eIghths OF a mile selling
Flambeau first Ecstacy second. Seryia third.
Time ~
Sixth race, seven-eighths Of a mile, selling
Armiel FIRST, Jack Bachelor second, Arizona
third. Tune I.allh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
THE TURF.
Entries and Results of the Races Mt Gutten-
burg Yesterday.

First race, seyen-eIghths Of mile, beaten
horses Folsom. l2l; Jay-qu-el, ll9; Ed McGin-
MS. l15; Pun,ter. Jr., lll; Persuader ~: Ray
mond, 40; BarcarOla. 10; Silver Ore, l0S; N)nI-
ham. l01; lima b., lO5: Louise. Austral0nd. Land
seer Avery. H. Nuhian. ",
Second race. one mile, selllng-Salylni. li9;
Joe Courtney. rs; Gypsy Queen, trispln. li2.
Rover. III, Nongcur lOg; khafton. l06; Pelham.
l05: Puzzle lel; Sir George. Tho Forum. lJ2;
White Nose l0i; 81. Adams. %; Iceberg, %:
fernwood, 93 Charley. 81
Third race. hyo-eighth3 of n mile Extra Dry.
Mcrden. Ecstacy, BASIL Duke, lago. IL; Benia-
MIN, lQi; Brentano, 90; Umpire Kelly "a; Aim,
ity colt, -.
Fourth race. seyen-eighths Of mile, handi-
cap-prince Howard. 1l6; IoIt, ll3; Meriden,
III; kenwoOd. lO9: Carnegie. WOOdcutter, 1905;
Lady Pulsifer, Salvini, Iago. i0i; Glory Daisy
rlan. i03; Gertie H.. loo; Mohlcon, 80.
Fifth race, three-Quarters OF a mie-WOOd-
cutter ll5; Sir hea, Battle Cry, Zed ll3; Perlid,
III; Quartcr-Stretch, Athalaric lilly, Eclipse,
10. Sandstone. l02
Sixth race. seyen-eighths of n mle selling
Burnside Brat, 1875 John Mullins; The Doctor,
Success. Renounce. JOG; Bohemian. Montepelicr,
1903; Facial B., 100; laura ), -; Kentucky Ban.
Kitty Glover ,gelding) Joe Mitchell, 80; Fla
grant Is; Teddy G.. o.
Following were the results:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

HrAnQrAnrrns BArrrnY w

w I'I'T'I7' y II ~ w,
Colonel Alexander W. Archer. Colonel Com
manding Il. l.. Lee Camp, No. !. Confederate
Veterans.
Colonel,-Ihc Richmond Howitzcr. beg leave
herewith TO tender their services 100 The funeral
rites of that lamtntod thr,tian soldier. General
John Il. Cooke. should 10 Dec approved We dl-
sire 10 parade and hre salute due nj. rank
We hone 10 Will DE permitted u- Co honor the
memory OF such q gallant soldier.
have the honor 90 lc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11
Advertising Castoria.

Mr.. Thomas A. Skidmore, OF the famous adj
OF Brooklyn, n. Y. is in the city. stopping al
Ford's. He is advertising the word Castoria,
having done so IN nearly all the cities in the
South.
The Elizabeth Land and Improvement Com
pany of Norfolk Va, represented by Denoon.
Upper 4 Co. will be advertised in Sundays
issue. Watch for it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-11

Captain W d Courtney has issued a call TO
the Il. +. Lee Camp. y 10. !, Sons of Confederate
tended 10 them bv Lee Camp to act as ihDr
escort this afternoon i'm attending the funeral of
General Cooke.
They are requested 70 meet promptly az
o'clock At Lee Camp hall