The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-14
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x..~..,,rr Record Of an Encinecr-Ihc
Masonic Bszanr Postponed.
virginia Affairs.

ryxcunrse. Va. April Especial. Law
90, " Y. Wilson. Jr.. representing \. Is
w,r,z tho man fined yesterday Tor practlcinG
medicine without having certificate, was TINS
morning given hoaring by the mayor on
law point bearing on the case. Section lfi'
NJ tho Code OF Virginia. read by Mr. wilson
nroyides that any person who obts'ns a Ger.
ti6cate as aforesaid from the president Of said
board shall cause the sapc 10 be recorded "a
the clerks Office Of the county or corpora
TON of the county in which he res'ues'
etc. Mr. Wilson argued that "'sn
residing in any other state "as y
the above statute prevented from p 'sc1,o' -
An this State because If he had ~
could not have II recorded III '"e ,,
where he resides. Such lnW 40 sN, :, dat
tinued Mr. Wilson. was IN Nloiatlyh yts.,1
section of the Constitution 81 Inc ni'eu
$500 which provides that citizens OF ono
e,ats Going into another State shat nave inc
same privileges and inmuni''cS y" 'No ''''
pen, Of the state into which ne goes -.
Wavor Yancey said That the GROUND upon
which he fined Wurtz was that no nid no'
- certificate or license from any state.
H. Ills Mr.. Wilson asked the mayor 10 sup
nose that q man came from "A state Wncre ~
drsr,i6cat. was required: could be be debarreu
from prscticing IN this State under tAe Oon-
stitutiOn; oo,,~, of
x.cord and he was not satisfied that be had
ths rower 10 decide the constituuonaiity OF
Laws He desired TO consult the city attorney
mon the case. and would reserve his decision
until that time.
There il an engineer on the Richmond ana
Danyille road running between mere. ana
Alexaudria who has been III the employ OF
the same road for thirty years. and has never
lost n day from work. III has made IN aggre-
cate of III. 600 miles on one engine. averaging
: 600 ner month He is still at work Oh the
Richmond and Danvlle and IN as good health
as he ever was. His name Is W. A. Moore
The commissioners appointed 10 assess
damages TO property along tho line Of the
Norfolk and Western belt line from West
Iynchburg to Durmid met this morning at
Captain Stephen Adams Office. Mr.. B. w.
BococK was elected president Dir. =. >.
Ieftwich secretary and Mr. ;. II. tulks
was authorized 10 sign summoDses ior VII
pesses and May ID. at 10 O'Clock was h1ed us
the time for the commissioners % begin re-
viewing the property and assessing IL.
Seventeen shares OF BOnsacks Machine Com
panv stock. OF the par value Of sl0O were
sold at auction this morning oy the Ieoples
National Bank TO satisfy debt Tor which the
stock was collateral security. There were
several bidders and the stock was hnally
Knocked out 10 Mr. G. NJ. Guggenheimer at
sSg per share. This stock has been sod as
high $500 per share and is now paving an
annual dividend OF IL per cent. on the par
value. -
The entire outfit and stock of the job print
;nr Office and book bindery IN the Advance
bnilding. long known rs the Nirglnian JOB
printing office, was sold at auction this morn
inc by j. H. Valentine. auctioneer. The
property was sold under deed Of trust from
John w Rohr TO W. NJ. Lille. II was bought
by Mr.. c. W. Button for s1,591.
The Young Mems Christian Association
athletic grounds will be opened for the sea-
son at $3.50 o'clock on Friday afternoon.
There will be game of baseball and a num-
Der of interesting athletic events.
The ladies who represent the different ia
bles Tor the Masonic bazaar have decided not
70 open IT until the 10th of May. 1t having
been deemed best to postpone 1t week later
than first announced.