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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-19
PERSONAL IND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About RichmondS Viz
yeus and other Matters.

urs w 3. Rigg. of Kanawha Fails,
w. Va. is visiting her relatives In thls
city.
Mrs. J. A. Grigg has removed from NO
II south Third street to POS east Main
street
Miss Mary Frances Petit and l'r.
William f. Mercer will be married mis-
afternoon at o'clock AZ Grace Episcopal
church.
In the chancery court yesterday James
Hartley qualified as administrators OF
Margaret Hartley.
The regular meeting of Richmond Typo
graphical Union will be held Friday night
next at o'clock.
Mrs. Maggie c. Hargrove, OF Hanover
county. who has been on visit 10 Rlch-
mond, has returned home.
The wedding of Miss Anime Hammer t.
Mr.. George S. Temple takes place N
Lynchburg to-day e O'Clock.
The Virginia Liquor and Opium Cure
Company has moved into its new quar-
tcrs. Arlington House, COZ east Main
street.
MIR. +. D. Grimaldi has just returned
from Hot Springs. Ark, where he spent
several months on account of his falling
health.
The First Virginia regiment Of infantry
was drilling on Broad street 'ast night
and attracted the attention Of mary
pedestrians.
Mrs. j. c. Armstrong, Of Atlanta, Ga,
is on a visit to this city, and is the guest
Of Mrs Hugh NJ. Taylor. No. north
Fifth street.
Rev. J. Richard Tilery. of Petersburg
formerly of Manchester is in Richmond
in attendance at the District Lodge of
Good Tempars.
Judgment was confessed in the city
circuit court yesterday for S22294 in the
case of the Barrett & Keesee Machine
Works against the American Automatic
Refrigerating Company.
Mrs. Ira Bland Mrs. j. d. Hancock and
Misses Emma Bland and Rosa b. Farmer
have gone 20 view the naval rendezvous,
to be absent for A week
Mr.. Uriah Wells a prominent citizen
of Petersburg and well known in Rich
mond, was adjudged insane on Monday,
and ordered to be sent to the asylum.
Judge r. w. Hughes. Of the ''ni.ed
States District Court. arrived in the cry
yesterday ard during the short session
Of the court transacted considerable chan
Gerry business.
a negro man found trunk on the
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad Monday afternoon. He reported
the fact TO the Henrico authorities. ana
the trunk is held for identification.
Henry Jackson. the colored youth who
was badly cut by falling from Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway train, and after
wards taken 10 the almshouse is getting
along very well.
The Howitzer Band OF eighteen pieces,
left on Sunday for Old Point where they
will spend the week. They will play on
the United States warship Columbia dur
ing their absence from this city.
Mr.. John Herbert Corning, OF WASHING
ton, one Of the ushers Il. the Ldflerty
Lay nuptials, left yesterday for his home.
While here he made many friends who
will welcome another visl: from him 10
this city.
The clerk of the hastings court issued
marriage licenses to the following couples
Yesterday: James S. Patterson and Nora
Baird. Cyrus w. Richardson and Louisa
H. Walther, Frank w. Dankum and Otelia
C. Smither.
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election OF officers. the Rev. s. s. Ware
was elected president. the Rev. u. G. +.
Davis secretary, and the Rev. u. IL.
Burwcll treasurer.
on Thursday afternoon paper was
read by the Rev. Il. Meade on parish
guilds. after which discussion followed
which was participated In by all the
clerical brethren present. and by one lay
man. Captain Snecd OF White Chapel
church. The convocation was ope1ed
Thursday night bv sermon by Ut
Powers. and closed Friday night by
sermon by the president, the rev, MI
Ware Associations were appointed ior
the coming summer In most OF the
churches in the convooation. The conVo-
cation adjourned Friday night TO meet
on October 17th at St Peters churcn,
Port Royal This ended one OF the most
pleasant meetings OF this convocation
which II has been the privilege OF your
correspondent to attend for a long time.
Bishop Whittle expects to visit the
churches in the Northern Neck next
week. His services will begin In Lancas-
ter and end in King George.
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GAZE NEAR ROANOKE.
William McCauIey May be an Independent
Candidate for Clerk.


ROANOKE, VA, April B.-Special-The
Valley Baptist Association will meet at
Cave Spring, three miles south Of this
city, on the 9th instant. and continue in
session several days.
To-day workmen in excavating for
railway track through the north
ern boundary of Woodland Park
discovered cave which was ex-
plored some thirty feet, where a cave-in
Of rock and earth stopped further pro-
gress. This will be removed and IL Is
believed the opening extends under the
narrow valley between the park and mill
mountain, under which a large cave will
be found. The owners of the several
properties are jubilant over the prospect
Of Roanoke setting up rival to the
famous Luray caverns.
There are grave fears In Democratic
circles that William NcCauley, who was
defeated by Judge Wingtield Griffin. Of
the county court. for the nomination
for clerk of the county and circuit courts
at Salem last night. Will run as an in
dependent. He has held the office twenty
eight years. and very naturally dislikes
the idea of giving it up Judge Griffin
is sure to be elected, and will soon resign
the county judgeship.
Information was received here to-day
from Radford that one G. Dolose was
wanted there for passing bogus checks
on the Traders National Bank of Wash
ington. 1t is believed he is the same man
who played n similar game here two
weeks ago to the tune of 800. and was
forced to disgorge and allowed to depart.
One hundred and fifty cadets from the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, at Blackburg. will pass through here
tomorrow on route for the naval rem
devious az Hampton Roads. and the COM
petitive cadet drill at Norfolk.
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DISAPPEARANCE of Mrs. Seth Bell.

ONANCOCK. VA. April B.-Special.-
Mrs. Seth Bell, highy-respected lady
living near Pitts wharf, this county.
disappeared from her home last Thurs
day night. and as she has not been heard
from since, It is supposed that she drown
ed herself For some time previous to
her disappearance she had been quite I'll
and had partly lost her nina In consa-
ouence ~ it, Or the night menti )ned
she escaped the vigilance of her husband
and an attendant with the above result.
She was traced to Pitts wharf by her
footprints. and although the water was
dragged Saturday, no trace Of her was
found. She leaves three small children.
Mrs Robert Ashby. a well-known lady
who resided near Wardtown, North l'nD-
Ton county, died the latter part Of last
week from pneumonia. brought on by
severe attack Of measl -. She was buried
yesterday I'm Occohannock Neck. Her
step-daughter Miss Mackie Ashby was
married only a few days before her death.
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AUCTION SALES.

WEDNESDAY. April 18th. at P. NJ,
auction sale of frame dwellings No.
1903, llO5, ll1 and 100 Boyd street.
WEDNESDAY. April 10Th. at o'clock
p NJ. trustees sale brick residence
3lS south Third.
THURSDAY. April Goth, at $50 ?; NJ.
street by Chewing Rose. auctioneers.
THURSDAY. April goth. at $50 o'clock
y NJ. auction sale No. I, on south side
Canal between First and foushee
streets.
THURSDAY. April 10Th, at $50 T. NJ,
auction sale of store No. SOP Mill street.
by Denoon, Upper & Co.
FRIDAY. April 2lst at $50 p. NJ. auc-
ton sale of store No. 122 east Broad.
FRIDAY, April 21st. at $50 o'clock p.
NJ. auction sale brick store No. 122
east Broad, by Denoon, Upper & Co.,
auctioneers.
FRIDAY. April 2lst. at $50 p. NJ. auc-
ton sale OF frame dwelling. No. ia
east Baker street, by Apperson & Pol
lard. auctioneers.
MONDAY, April 24th. at 5 P. NJ, COM
missioner's sale brick dwelling PA south
Fifth street.
TUESDAY. April 18th, at 4:So p. NJ,
commissioners sale OF 100 acres of land
on r., +. and +. r. r., near Rich
mond by G.. T.. Crawford. auctioneer.
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Words From Weldon.

WELDON. y. c., April 1S-Special.-
Fishermen discovered the dead body Of
young negro girl. Rosa Lynch, I'm Roa-
nOke river hero this morning The girl
had been missing from home for several
days.
The peach crop in this county promises
to be abundant.
Farmers are still planting corn and
cotton.
Many hogs in this county are dying Of
cholera.
The municipal election here in May
promises TO be very exciting.
The revival services here in the Metho-
dist Episcoual church are growing I'm in
terest. Rev. L. L. Noch. Of Wilmington.
preached a fine sermon tonight.
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The Deadly Poison.

LYNCHBURG. VA, April ESPECIAL
Mr. Robert Adams. a young man OF
about twenty years of age, died al Brock
neal on Saturday under distressing cir
cumstances. The young man had been
sick for a short time, and. thinking that
a dose of laudanum void relieve him.
asked his mother to get the medicine for
Lin.
An old bottle was procured and a
small dose Of what remained in the bot
tom was administered. After taking II
the young nan sank into a stupor. from
which IL was impossible to arouse him.
His death resulted within few hours
IL is thought that the dose was a sedi-
ment in the bottom Of the bottle OF the
deadlicst properties of the poison, and
that even the small dose contained an
extraordinary amo'.nt or tie properties,
and caused his death.
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MARRIAGES IN PETERSBURG.
Mr.. Lnssiter Preparing to Enter Upon the
Duties of His Office.

Duties of His Office.
PETERSBURG, VA. April 1S.-Special
Tomorrow is the thirty-second anniver-
sary of the departure Of the Petersburg
troops for Norfolk 10 enter the service
of the Confederate army.
Cards are out for the marriage Of Miss
Jessie Rodgers, of Prince George county,
TO Mr.. w. A. Daniel, Of Manchester at
Gary's church, Prince George county,
April Goth, at 3 O'Clock p. NJ. on the
same day. at o'clock A. NJ, at her home
on the corner of jefferson and Henry
streets Miss Gertrude Nelms, one Of
Petersburgs most popular young ladies,
will become the bride Of Mr.. Porter Chris
tian Wren. Of Lynchburg.
There will also be another interesting
marriage on the 26th instant at so
o'clock +. NJ, at Enon church, Chester
field county, when Miss Sallie James.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. James,
Of Chesterfield, will wed Mr. Eddie NJ
Barksdale. of Petersburg. Mr. Barks-
dale has many relatives and friends both
here and in Richmond.
United States District Attorney T. r..
Lassiter will leave for Norfolk tomorrow
to make preparations 10 enter upon the
duties OF his new office. Mr.. J4assiter
will have an office in Norfolk and Rich
mOnd.
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DEATHS.

DICKERSON.-Died, at Lee Camp Sol
diers' Home Tuesday. Veteran MA
THANIEL G. DICKERSON, Company d,
Fourteenth Regiment Virginia Infantry;
aged sixty years.
Funeral at Hollywood TO-DAY CWed-
nesday) at II A. NJ, Rev. NJ. ID. Hoge'
ID. D., officiating.
HNSON-Died. at Kilbourn, near
Bon Air, Va. April 18th, OF scarlatina,
MABEL. daughter of b. f. Johnson;
aged five years.
Private interment at lakewood $50 A.
NJ April 10Th.
NrTNGEE.-Died. Monday, April II. 1903.
ar o o'clock A. NJ, SUSIE BELLE.
Youngest daughter OF J. II. and Belle Min
gee; aged one year one month and seven
days.
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Grpens hnrn's City Elections.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. April 1s-Spe-
cial.-Judge Bryan. Of the superior court
has appointed George w. White receiver
Of the Dixie Book Company. Ct this place.
AS the time for the city election APP
proachcs the candidates for mayor are
fast coming to the front. Colonel John
A. Barringer. one Of our prominent law
yers. who served the city i'm that capa city
several years ago announced himself rs
a candidate on Saturday last. Mess's.
John Wilson, John Michaux and A. NJ.
Scales, three of our young lawyers, are
also in the fight.
Sam Harris. a negro, who. II is SUP
posed was trying TO steal a ride, attempt
ed TO jump on a moving train In the
Richmond and Danvlle yard here Satur-
day night, when his foot slipped and the
engine and enc box-car passed over his
ankle, severing his foot entirely.
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DEEDS ON PARCHMENTs.
Two Historic Relics in Fredericksburg.
Other Matters.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, April IS.
Specisl.-.Your correspondent was shown
yesterday two deeds written on parch-
mtnt dated, respectively. 1850 and 1760.
They are owned by Mr.. Nlrry 3. La:'e,
OF this city. and are valued by him AS
curioslties. One deed Is frsm King George
H.. OF England. 10 James Wood. William
Green and William Russell, conveying a
tract OF land. and is signed by Thomas
Lee, President of the Virginia Council
The other IS from Thomas Lord Fairfax.
BaroI OF Cameron. conveying tract Of
land in the Northern Neck TO James and
Moses Green. and is signed Fairfax in
the handwriting Of Lord Fairfax. The
parchment is I'm a good state Of preser-
walton. and the writing is clear and dis
tinct
Cards are out for the marriage OF Mr.
Andrew A. ODonnell OF Baltimore. TO
Miss Mary A. Griffin. sister Of Councilman
John NJ. Griffin. 10 take place in ST.
Marys church. this city, Monday, April
Gath. at ~ o'clock NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs Withers Waller. OF Wide
water. have issued invitations 10 the mar
riage OF their daughter. Miss Mary Cary
Waller, to Mr.. Alfred ]. Pyke, late Of
England. now OF Stafford county. The
ceremony will take place at Clifton
chapel, Whitewater. April Goth at ~ o'clock
NJ
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plckpocket. In Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, April 1S.-Spe-
cial.--A lady arriving here from Rich
mond on the 5:45 train Sunday, the 18th
instant. was robbed of her purse, con-
tanning several hundred dollars. gold
necklace set with six large emeralds, one
4 per cent United States bond, No. 1880,
two little gold nuggets. and a small gold
chain.
Three other persons had their pockets
picked here in a similar manner
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Richmond-Julia a. Jeter's trustee TO
II. c. Moseley, 80 feet on Williams street
northwest corner Gilmer, $3.50.
HenricO-Paul Carr to Martha Burton.
16 10 feet in Duvars addition, s..
George c. Hixs trustee to Annie c.,
wife of w. T. Wright, lot l in block !,
North avenue, subdivision, N,55.
J. H. Mosby to A. +. Mosby, 3l-lO or
an acre in exchange for $500 Of an acre
Nizpah Presbyterian churchs trustees
to james G. Tinsley, one acre near Huns
LETT station
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For n number Of years 1 have I

FOR HuHiDNi Va SNA'' ~ "'
subject to violent attacks Of infamma-
tory rheumatism which generally lasted
about two months. On the first OF this
,nonth 1 WAS attacked ia the knee and
suffered seVerly for two days, when l
nrocured a bottle OF Chamberlains Pain
Balm and it relieved me almost instant
". |. therefore, most cheerfully recon-
mend IL to those who are similarly af-
fiicted everywher-R d. Whitley, Mar
tindale. n. C., February. 1888. Mr.. Whit
lev is a very prominent man in this place
and his disease was very widely known.
as he suffered such severe pain.-W. NJ.
Houston g. Co, merchants, Martinsdale.
n. c. 80 cent bottles for sale by Owens
& Minor Drug Company. 1907 east Main
street.
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EmitnhIe League Of America.

A large and enthusiastic meeting OF
the Richmond and Manchester courts or
the Equitable League Of America was
held at Central Hall last evening.
DR.. Carcin called the meeting 10 order,
and introduced Past Chief Justice Robert
Wier. who addressed the audience in an
interesting speech. setting forth the past
achievements of the League.
Brief addresses were made by members
of the different courts, after which the
meeting adjourned.
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EPISCOPAL COSVOCITIOy.
Proceedings OF the Rsppahannock Valley
Body I'm Lancaster.

LANCASTER. C. H.. April 1s.--special
The Rappahannock Valley convocation
was held here last week In Trinity church
at this place. There were present Rev.
messrs. Burweli uhe rector. Davis. Humid
icy. Latane. Ware, and the Rev. Dr. Pow
sfs ana the evangelist OF the city OF
Wchmond. The Rev. DIR. Pike Powers
sno the Rev. DIR. Hundley made mission
~ addresses on Thursday, the former
~ @ocesan and the latter on convoca ton
IVAN This being the time for the
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Death OF Mrs. Brockenbrough.

LEXINGTON. VA. April IS. Special.
Mrs. J. w. Erockenbrough, wife Of the
late Judge Brockenbrough. professor of
law nj W. shington and Lee rniersity.
and well known jurist. died this morn.
Ing at the residence of her son -in-law.
Colonel Thonas NJ. Semmes, OF the Vir-
gtnia Military Academy.
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News From Fredericksburg.

FREDERlCKSBURG, VA, April IS
Special.-Alrs. Lulie Hoomes Corbin
widow Of the late James Parke Corbin
died to-day at the residence of her SON
in-law. Mr.. il. c. Bowie in Caroline
county. aged sixtv-nvc years
Mr.. Hugh D. Scott has been elected
teller OF the National Bank Of this city,
to succeed Mr.. r. Lewis Wallace, who re
signed 10 accept the position of book
keeper for Messrs. Charles Wallace &
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Pic Fire In Plymouth.

PLYMOUTH. MICH. ATril H.-Fire
s arted about midnight In George Mande-
cars barber shop, and at o'clock this
morning the leading business block OF
the town - in ruins. The losses aggre-
gate between $4,000 and $4,000. The orr
gin Of the fire is believed to be an in
cendiary
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burglars In Luray.

LURAY. VA, April 18-Special-Th
house and office OF DR.. A. l.. Wolfe at
Shenandoah. this county, was burglarized
last night and $50 In money taken Two
negro boys were arrested on suspicion and
brought to this place and lodged In Jail
The trial OF Il. II. Proyles for the kill
ing OF ID. B. Snyder last summer Is set
for trial at the circuit court, which con-
venes on Thursday, Judge Turner pre-
sf9
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Fatal Boiler Explosion.

GREENVlLLE, o.. April lS.-The boiler
Of j. c. Welch's saw mill, near Brooke,
exploded yesterday. The mill and ma
chinery was blown to pieces. and num-
Der OF employees were badly injured; two,
Charles Peck and Edward McClerg, We're
instantly killed.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE VA, April Is
Special.-E. b. Gold. a student at the
University OF Virginia. died to-day after
an illness OF several weeks. The remains
will be taken to Berryville. Va. to-mor-
row for interment
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A Burning Mine.

HAZLETON. PA, April lS.-The five
men who were imprisoned in Crystal
Ridge colliery yesterday by the mine TAX
ing fire were safely taken out last night
through an adjoining mine. The burning
mine will now be flooded.
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i. W. Stafford Suicides.

BLUEFIELD. w. VA. April ls.-Spe-
cial.-J. w. Stafford. prominent ply
stefan and wealthy citizen OF Graham.
two miles west of Blueheld. committed
suicide to-day. by blowing his brains out
With 4 pistol.
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District Lodge Good Templars.

The District Lodge Of Good Templars,
No /, held its regular quarterly session
at Central Hall yesterday The meeting
was opened by Grand Chief Templar J.
w Newton, assisted by Mrs. JuEus y.
Hobson. Grand vice-Templar. AHA Mrs.
a. Il. Woodhouse. superintendent juycEile
Templars, al the request of District Chief
Tempar J. B. Fitzgerald. After the oren-
ing a good many candidates we're initia-
ted. The meeting was concluded last
evening.
Negotiations are still pending in regard
70 the purchase of the property now
occupied by the electric plant at Seventh
and Canal streets. Several capitalists
have thc matter in hand, put as yet the
sale has not been consuinmated.
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.Plaintin.

Julia /. Teller. .....................P laintin.
against
Margaret A. Knowles. John II. Knowles.
Jr, Claiming +. BEDFORD, Ophelia X
BEDFORD Claiming T.. Redford. eNecu-
tor Of Frederick w. BEDFORD, deceased.
William r. Teller. Claiming T. ked-
ford. or, II he be dead. his unknown
personal representatives, assigns, de-
visees and heirs-at-law Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is 10 sell Tor
partition that certain lot OF land. win
the improvements thereon. in the cry OF
Richmond, Va, fronting twenty-five
COZ feet on the east line OF north sixth
street two hundred and sixty-seven ana
one-half (267l3) feet north OF the north
line OF Leigh street and thence running
back eastwardly between parallel lines
one hundred and thirty-one and one
third OBJ 1-3) feet. more or less: ana 10
divide the proceeds among those entitled
thereto.
And affidavit having been made ana
filed that Charming r. RedfOrd Is a non
resident Of this Commonwealth, and thar
II he be dead his personal represent
tives assigns, devisees and helrs-at-la
are unknown IL is ordered that they APP
pear here within fifteen days after que
publication OF this order. and do what
Is necessary to protect their interests
In this suit.
CHARLES ". GODDIN. Clerk.
WALLACE +. BROWN. p. q.
apl2-we4w
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JOHN r. WEST, Manager,
S2l East Main Street.
(mh 6suk
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE CHANCERY
Y COURT OF THE CITY OF RICH
MOND. THE 10TH DAY OF APRIL.
1893.
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" IRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF HENkiIO'
THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL. 1885.
Tazewell Ellett..................... Plaintin'
against
The King iron Bridge and Manufactnr-
ing Company sometimes called me
King Bridge Company, OF CleVeiandi
Ohio, a corporation duly incorporatsn
under and doing business unaer me
laws OF Ohio....................D ctenddht
In case and upon an attachment ielO'he"
executed.
The object Of this suit Is to recover o.; roo %,
the defendant company the sum OF 80
and To attach the estate OF the said de-
PENDANT TO the payment OF tne ae sS ma
And an affidavit having been maze an ,.
filed that the defendant is not resiHeh,
OF the State OF virginia II is orD here
that the said defendant do appear III
within fifteen days after the due puDli-
cation of this order and DO "n n,erest
may be necessary 10 protect i'S
herein.
0opS W. 8. IEAKE. Clerk.
SCOTT & SCOTT, plaintin's a''ofi''''
ap3-we4w
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xy1RGrNIA-IN THE cH IA, !, I5n
Y C0IjRT OF THE CITY DDF ppu
MOND. THE 10TH DAf of ~ 49,
1893.
Louis A. Werst. .......''''''''''''i '"''''''''
against ........ Defendant.
Matte ~ CHANCERY. "
The object OF this suit ~ &c., 20 op Srem
for the plaintiff decree ,en OF d nsSnst .hs
the bonds OF matrlI n, "s"'"''
oe hna afiidavit having been made ana
ala that the said Katie Werst rs =
Nonresident Of this sts,s t r. 9so dsys
YIN. 7 H. nuhiication OF this order ana
Az What is necessary to protect her IN
terest in this suit.
q com CnrfyARLEs w. GoDDIN. Clerk.
g. NJ PAGE. p. q.