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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10
0eifortctt.

Mm 26. Sept. am gBelten0e babier
bic Witttue 0annab geters i'm Nlter
BON 50 Sabren an elmer llnterleibsent-
siinbung. Sbre 2ei6e ipuroe in gpes=
bile, g., beerbiet. Sie 8eritorbene
binterldbt cine Santilie ertpa6iener
Gtnber.
gtm 80. Sept. in Der Ndbe bon Sen=
nifon Meranber Mc@ulOugb i'm Nlter
bon 78 Sahren. Ser 8eritorbene mar
stpeimal perbeiratbet; beibe 6rauen linb
linn i'm 9obe borangegangen. Sle
erfe @be NOR nit 3ipei, Die 5tueite nit
bier Sinbertl geiegnet, welbe Ii6 nod
idnamtlid am 2eben befinben.
Sci 6tillmater Soiepb Sproul i'm
gllter BON 81 Sabren. @r mar por ei=
nigen 98o6en BON eiilem Pferbe ge=
| i9la9en ipproen llno ftarb an ben Jpl=
gen ienes Sdlases.
9lm /. Dftober in glmburf, elmer
8oriaot bon Chicago, Die Ssrau bon
Spiepb Mebill, bes 9erausgebers Der
Chicago Sribune, ca. So Sabre alt.
Oie Nerforbene NOR cine Sdpefer bon
9lnoretp uno 81. %. Yatrif oabier,
mo 1ie aud ibre Susenbseit perlebte.
sic lit i6pn ieit elmer glnSabl BON Sab
rem an Der S6minoiubt. Sic binter=
ldBt einen trauernoen 6atten uno stpei
S6hter.
Dim 4. Sftpber in Canal 9oper Srau
&a1el Sotteroale i'm gllter bon 81
Sabren.
9lm 5. Sftober an geaberoam 2eo=
narb Smith, II Sabre, 8 Monate uno
Is Sage aft. Ct binterldbt cine Witt=
pe uno 4 Ginber, 5tuei SDhne lno smei
S06ter.
glm 5. Sftpber bel ibrer berbeiratbe=
ten Sodter in 2pfpprt Die gBittue BON
Samuel @ertib, 73 Sabre alt, aerabe
bier Monate nod Dem Sobe ibres Wtan=
nes. Sie 2ei6e tpuroe am Sonntag
auf bem bieiisen 6rieobof besraben.
slm Z. Oftober in Sem pbilaoelpbia
6rau Sacob 8. 2oubenbeiier. Ser
Geilt ber 0erforbenen mar i6pn ldnge=
re 3eit umna6tet unb iie mar unbeil=
barem WabnIinn perfaaen. Ser
@atte uno cine ein5ige ao6ter trauern
UNI Die Gerl ltprbene.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10
@erfatf bon 0rMnOeigentbttttt
0urd) 0ett Seitantents=
bOlfftrcder.

Ser untersei6nete, als Seitaments=
bollitrefer oes Der ltorbenen Siaac 8.
&urB, miro am Gam flag, 20. Sf=
tober 1894, um 2 llbr Hadmittass,
Die Sarm Oes 0eritorbenen, befannt als
bic Gurb Sarm uno unoefdbr 400 Nfer
umfaiienb, an eine Dffentli6e 0eriteige=
rllng brin9en.
9ie Sarm lieet norbtpe ltli6 bon Nep
Ybilaoelpbia, an Der StraBe na6 Ga=
nal Sober. 9ielelbe bat 9eniigenb
@afier, umfaBt IS older 9olslano, 100
Doer mebr Wder 6la6lanb unb finben
li6 auf berlelben Soblen in Der Md9=
tieteit bon 4 SUB iOmie aud @iiener5.
9uf Der Sarm iii Gin 9lnes gafiteinse=
bdube, cine serdumige Sdeune unb
pallenoe gebengebduoe iOtuie elm gutter
Obitsarten. 9ieie Sarm miro als
8anses ooer Itiifpeiie gum 8erfaufe
aus9ebDten.
Cine Ya6t CUR Qusbeutung oer Sob
len, Die $50 9lfer umfaBt, enoet am l..
December 1899 unb Die @runopa9t am
/. Mpril 1896 unb tperben bieIe pa6t=
bertrdge bel Dem 8erfaufe pOrbebalten.
Seoingunsen Sin 9rittel baar,
elm 9rittel in ei1lem uno Der &eii in 2
Sabren. 9ie riifftdnoisen 3ablun=
gen miillen bersinst unb bur6 Sppotbe=
fen auf oas @runbeigentbum geli6ert
iperoen.
SD bebalte mir oas &e6t por, ein=
5elne ober aae 9lngebote 5uriidsupeiien.
5. &. &urB, SetamentspOllit itrefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10
oas eico pom epiteIpctcr,

SD bin Der Yeter SpiBelbaum,
4eriibmt in aller Melt
Oabei bonn 2opfe bis Slim Sub
Gin yatriot ur's Selo.
SingR fam Wseelure BON moDiter Der
SIT Elm aor tapfrer 9elb.
SD ieb' mir meinen S6Iappbnt ouf:
SD Yatriot um's @elo.
S'rauf iiebt Megiure midb fra9eno an
.9iit 0u ein 9enpfrat "
rWtit 9libteu, Serr,@ erlpibert itb,
.llnb aub feiu 9lutsfrat."
SD bin Gin Wteni1, Der anes treibt
MaS niiBlib ani Der Welt.
ltab bann uno mann 9lrtifel ibreibt
alls Satriot um's @eIo."
SD l9reibe 8lDbiiua Der xribiiu.
mie's 'publifanern 9'fdllt. y
9erfpptt um Spbu Die beutftben aeut
SD Yotriot um'S @elb."
.geim @retben beiB i1 Giel oft,
0os tpirb ni1t germ er56blt;
alein. alle1u, mas tiimmerfs mid:
8in Patript INNS @eio.
SEPT siebt Megluro mieber fort
nstbe, Serr Spiseifelb!'
r@oob bpe!A Jag itb. bod piBt id3 bin
YadtrG9er and Im's @elo !"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10
8rteHiTe.

Sir Die am 6. Sftober enbenbe
@D6e blieben folgenoe ni6t reflamirte
griefe auf Der bieiisen poitoffice
&i9arb BroBer.
9abib sc. Yorter.
Mrs. q. Sbompfon.
William Sab.
gpan Sentins.
Wtarp @rob.
s. 9. Griit.
pbil. Greter.
gm. 9eran.
gBilliam 8laf.
&obb. Milliams.
Qlnnie 8able.
Dan. WpB, g. Wt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10

- gtiqletteH Snm Nuftleben auf
Wein- unb @bisfD-6laid,en tperben in
bieler Office gebruft.
80 llniere prdnien : Galenber iilo
fertia unb fDnnen bon oenen, Die oa5u
berediist iinb, in biefer Office abgebolt
perben.
- gebt su Better & 2Dtle, tpenn
abr @rabiteine ltnb MOnumente tpollt.
Dielelben be3ablen feline boben pro5snte
an Mgenten unD f0nnen biliig berfau=
fen. y
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10

Der proseb BON Clarence S. Car
rDl gegen Die s. y. GDblen So. tpurbe,
na1bem er bereits pDr Geridt berban-
belt tuorben unb Die Surb cine 2ofalbe=
fi9tieung porgenommen batte, in leb=
ter Stunbe nod giitlid erlebist. Ser
getlagte 3ablt Dem &ldeer Die Gumme
non $3.50. Die YrosebfOiten bat jeoe
Partei felb1t gu iibernebnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10
gmWinget.

Die llnteraei6neten tueroen Sreitag
ben 2. gtopember in Blafes Mills (lpd=
port, O., Elm Sdtpinsfef peranital=
ten. @s tperben nebit 2 Ih0nen Sha=
fen aud nod anoere i66ne preiie per=
tbeilt. 9lbenos wiro getanat.
S1tpinger unb Sdmingerfreunbe
Iinb ber5lid eingelaben.
8erger & Neberfolb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-10-10
Setratbsb esptMtgmmeem

Wm. Warner - Gena Warner.
Wilbur 8olngarbner- Magnolia Meet.
Gbarles S6afer, Sr. - 2ilie gfegel.
eyas. sSerris - Mnna Walters.
syobn 80. @arper WarD Sane 2oot.
QDm. g. Snearp - Gora Summea.
&i1arb Sones 9umasca Sebron.
2ouis s.. &iharbion 2ouiia 6.
Miller.
Sas. Ybomas 9Dra WlcGartp.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
DAUGHTERS or THE RETOLUIIOy.
Old Dominion Chapter Celebrates the Bat
tie OF Guilfprd Court House.

Old Dominion Chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution held a largely
attended meeting yesterday afternoo.. at
the Virginia Historical Society building,
and. after the regular business Of the
chapter was disposed of, some highly in
tcresting reports were made by delegates
who attended the recent National Congress
i'm Washington city.
The day being the one hundred and thir-
teenth anniversary OF the battle Of Gull
ford. the event was appropriately cele-
bratcd by the reading of a memorial OF
that conflict, which the distinguished
North Carolina historian, David l..
Schcnck saws was second 10 no battle IN
the Revolutionary war-a supreme mo
inent I'm the life OF CORVALLIS and the
crisis in the revolution. This victory won,
there was no foe TO obstruct his passage
into the defenceless province OF Virginia
North Carolina would be az the mercy
Of the crown CORVALLIS could take
up his trlumphal march TO the sea, 10 be
welcomed by the English fleets. which
rode unchsllenged IN the hsrbors Of Nor
folk and New York. The visions or
glory vanish ed. The fatal wound 10 royal
authority. from which n fingered and
lingering died at Yorktown on the 18Th
dav Of October. 1884 was given at Gull
ford Courthouse on the 18th day OF March,
ISL"
There were present several daughters
whose erandfathers participated in this
battle-Mrs. Hunter Mcclure, descendant
of Major Alexander Stuart, whose sword
used at that time is now In possession OF
the Virginia Historical Society; Mrs Deca-
tur AYtell. descendant OF Asa Harrell ana
Mrs Theodore Whitfield, descendant Of
John Morehead.
The paper read by Miss VI. NJ p. New
ton. upon the second era OF Virginia
namely. from the arrival Of Alexander
81 otswood in the harbor now called
Hampton Roads. 17iO. to the close OF his
career in 1723. ELECTED much applause and
the request that ii be published IN the
American Monthly was made. The next
paper Of this series will be CORVALLIS
in Virginia" by Miss n. =. Winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
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PERSONIL and GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Riehmond's citi


Mrs. Duval Of King William county, IL
visiting Mrs. .. Il. Hill
Mr.. Robert W. Price a nrominont mer-
chant Of Green Bay. Va. is In the city.
Rev. DR.. Kerr is quite sick At his resi-
dence. corner Of Belvdere and Grace
streets.
Miss Gregory. Of Hanover county, IS
visiting Miss Vaughan, No. 1906 east Mar
shall street.
nuentlal merchant Of Green Bay, Va Is
in the city
Miss Bessie A. Munt OF Petersburg,
Va is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. "A.
Fisher, Of Church Hill.
Sergeant Whtlock has in custody at
the First station eight chickens, when
the owner can obtain by proving prop
erty
There will be a meeting Of the Union
Democratic Club and Scouts at Powells
Hall tonight al s o'clock. All candidates
are invited 10 be present
The Experience Party to have been
held in the parlors OF the First Presny-
terrain church Friday evening. the 10th,
has been postponed till further notice
Mrs W. Il. Evans and her daughter,
Connie of Columbia, s. c., passed
through this city yesterday morning en-
route for Old Point and Norfolk. va.
The Christian Advocate says: Rev. n.
g.. Hawkins. Of the Japan 1ohlerssIi -.
will return TO America via lndla ana lhe
HOLY Land and will write his impress
sons for the papers.
wednesday night the Republicans OF
Jackson ward held a meeting az ,oohe ,
Hall on north Third street AFTER Two or
| three hours spent in WranglinG the gam
ering adjourned without accomplishing
anything.
The "F. +. V. Receipt Book" by, Mrs
Clement Darlington McPhail,, VII ap-
pear next month and be issued 10y " s,.
,OhnsoP familiar GR WITH n1S ali that per,
| tains 10 good cooking, and knows Inc
"old Virginia way
The CITY has been flooded with coun-
| terfeit g. notes. SiN OF tntH :,
| sented Yesterday al the state baik OF
| Virginia. IL is difficult for one VINO Is iot
| an expert 10 Distinguish th''' w
| genuine notes.
| Rev Mr. Hines will preach spe'ioa1i
| sermon TO RappahannOck Irlpe, No -
| /. O. r.. NJ, at West-Niew BapiisI Vnur ~,
! on Sunday morning az ii eloch,, III, ~ ~
1 members Of sister lodges are Germany N
| xitnd IN mite with Rappahannock IN al
| tending. a
| Rabbi T.. n. Calisch has been reelected
| IN The unanimous vote Oh tht S"iSi 81
| tior Of Beth Ahaba syhasoEHe ,. wy,
| pastorate OF that congregation ivi " VI ~
| If ave wears from september lst next.
| An increase has also been made IL ms
| salary.
Al tho corner Of Ninth and Main streets
Yesterday. while AIR. w. .. johnson. a
white man about thirty-hve Years Vru'
| who drives the delivery wagon OF All
mons q Hardesty. was driving IN me
street-car track, a wheel was suddenly
wrenched from the wagon by the horse
! attempting 10 turn out OF the az a., -
| THE driver was thrown from his seat mo
| the street and received several slight cuts
about the head and face. A quantity, OF
| groceries in the vehicle were also spoHeu
! by being mixed together.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS OF
MONEY.
Offering, and Sales at the Bichmoyd To.
bscco Exchange Internal Revenue
Observation-Disclosures Advic.

NEw YORK March l3.-lt was rather
dull day az the stock bNcnange. AZ the
opening tie market ~ss ~eakened by
lower cables from bon1u,m TOT Aihelltan
as much sc ,hsv bought on vest .rjay.
because fhev feared mat the Bland geIg-
riorsee hill would pass the senate. At
least this was tho lesson ass gned ny
some Of the foreign houses mere; when
the Arbitrsge houses ,',1, ss,nng ihe
tharo ~ ao,oo good buying Of Chicago
Gas. sugar Missouri Pacific, AMI Whisky.
and a rise of J.. 20 lts per cent, snsued,
Another dull spell lo1,o".t .nls use,
chances ~ me Bland bill receiving the
President etguafurc. Most people on
the street be,isve that the Preslden.
will veto il. 4 snlan coming snt, now
ever, claims that the measures VIII re
allowed 10 become d NV, anu WEE veil
event n ,roui1 start further European
iquidations still ;hey made very little
progress i'm their efforts 10 depTess the
list. and after the vote py the senate
HAD been ANNOUNCE, uin nsa,nS ilrst ian
mn n, ~ roa,o FIRM. The statement
of tho %ew York central Tor the March
quarter was more fdyor1ble than expect
ca. The stock sold az 39p7Q'sh, ex-
dividend OF IA per een. neeiareu l9 9-ls,yy
per conf In me general list, General
Electric ieading. This stock was notice
ably weak throughout. and sold at f0.
at enc time. 30 special reason WAS
given for the decline. sugar rose ~,
Cbicago c,s and Western Union u, and
Cordage % per cent Tor the day. Rail-
wav and miscellaneous bonds were strong.
Ssies-I'jsted stock 10000 shares, un-
listed, 1900 shares. . to-,
loan az a nor cent. and closing Offered
at '14S s.s al per cent esa prime mercantile paper
4 per cent. bar silver, 59Iz sterlias
exchange firm, with actual business IN
dave and 4ess, d,lsg for demand; posted
rates 4ssqtis9'S. commercial bills, 1854
G4SS, for sixty days and asp for de-
mand Government bonds ss steady nl; Stat. SIst,
bonds dull Railroad pOnus hrnl' HhNei
at the board was neglected $500 ,.,,,.
Treasury Balances-Coin, sloo,lo'oooi
currency. $40 $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
F.ufLIAE COLONIAL FIG UKEs.
Tho DAYS Of Oar foref~ihsrs Revive" ~
the First Bsptist Church.

,rha .scolonlal Tea and Reception gwen
Ia, The ladies' OF the First Baptist cnufC"
last evening not only revived Hans 80,
teresting memories Of early Amvfta,
bistorv but proved "A deisntIul socldl
r.atur- az we'll while many coins "Vic
ieft in the hands OF the collectors Jxst %
way OF souvenirs. fnf aHaI "a9 ui'iiNS
in en- se,nDle striking ~ conception, anu
. - -, win a completeness OF detail
that reflected a deal Of cfedit upon the
committees IN charge 49,,
Elaborate decorations OF pains, lcIn7'
draperies, parlor lamps, win deieatesy-
tinted shades, and floral gems OF various
1nas gave a striking beduty 70 the lee
ture-room. where a NUMBER or pFstil1
dressed booths attracted general adnilIa,
ton. and where one OF those deiish,in.
old Virginia suppers, sucn as our ia'ii i
used 10 enjoy, appealed 20 me appstI'eo
AZ tne mary visitors dropping IN TOT
neep AT mingled beauty ana animation
r. was a gcod-natured crowd. They wan
dered about In an easy. do-as-you~Piease
way. exchanged greetings WIN iilenus
here and there Parto sas,y Of w ys With
fancy aprons and yard or TWO OF l~co
on their caps, while now ana tnen d
couple fingered for confidential chat ~
an exclusive nook 10 give the YOUNG 'nan
an opportunity OF 70 The treasury
= cent "a minute for time consumer III a."
agreeable sort on way. ...,,i...
The chief attraction or ri" fNr'',' '.'
ba,.sver Was to be found In the ferei-
lion parlors, which have recently been ,
t alus up in an unusually tasteful style s,,S
and supplied with handsome ioraISn ~ Iis
-. md admirable taste has been as
niayed 10 the best advantage. Upon on
pa,,S the room a beyry or pretty women
snd handsome men representing the
beauty. Wit. and fashion OF COLONIAL GAYS.
o Drad the visitors They were the re-
s.a,,,son committee. They wore the regular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
THE COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK, March l5.-Cotton quiet;
middling quiz. ~. middling uplands. ia;
sales III bales. Futures closed firm;
sales. .4, 2CO bales; Maren, 80; Apri,
IA; May, us; June 100; July, ,.ol
August I.GG: September tDi. uctooer'
10; November, IN. December, Ito.
The consolidated net receipts OF COTTON
reported to-day from all ports were
7,l55 bales; exports 10 Great Britain
4,os9 bales; Continent, u'l'O bales stocA'
S32Or1 bales.
Total so far this week-Net receipts
56,IO2 bales: exports 10 Great Britain,
29,9J5 bales. Frame l.6ll bales; Cont
nent, u ,2O1 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, March io.-cotton ~
tures quiet and steady. sales, d. syp bales
March, 7Ol; April. 7.Os: May, III; June
ia, July. 7.3l; August. Loo September
al October 1884, November '''si De
cember, IA
The Cotton Exchange will be closed
Friday, March sd. ana SATURDAY Mafch
9Th
LIVERPOOL. March Ia Noon.-,cotton
In good demand fair business, and prices
firmer; American middllng, +1S; sales
1000 bales; American, 1870 paies' spec
ulation and export, LOU Daiss reee'pts'
300 bales; American, -,oo naies; u,
lures firm at the advances anu us,a' ~ !
fair; March and April, = i-vf, Ap'u az
May, ta4 l-W: May and June, i.oit.
4 3-64 June and July. = snse1 vs
July and August, 4 +-64q4 o-o1, r ,,is s hs :
and September. A 1904 t-o4' oeP'e"oe'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
Caniiol Notes.

Col. John Murphy, Councilman Jal l,,
Ferriter. squire stephen Wood, ana MTi
w +. Reddy called on Governor - ,,sr a.,
Yesterday. requesting him 10 pdIuoH
CHARLES Hogan. who was recently con
Victed OF robbery in the Husungs Ooul,,
of this city, and sentenced to one year ,
imnrisonment in the penitentiary:
VI knowinc the addresses OF the MEM
hers Of the various boards OF elections,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth LaTless
viii mail their commissions to the CLERKS
of the county and city courts Tor deilvery.
nv commissions will be accompanied by
copies Of the acts amending the election
laws. r, ~ Iau,less
The father Of Hon. Joseph !. La~lsI 80
,oft Yesterday afternoon for his home IN
col John Bell Bigger is busily engaged
indexing the acts passed by the reheial
Assembly during the recent SESSION, o,,.o
treasurer Hartman is ready 10 recelF ', t
additional contributions to the conscience
fund.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
The Stamp Clerk.

Mr. r. f. Bernard YESTERDAY SUCCEEDED ,,s, oi
Mr. Miles VI. Williams rs stamp ciei a.
fortunate i'm having exceedingly polite ana
accommodating men in this position TOT
Mr. NJ bernard is a wel-known printer
who has been for some time connected
with the j. l.. Hill Printing |onlPam 81.
a valued member of the City Democratic
He is a gentleman Of pleasing address res,
and Is worthy successor or MT; VII
liams. whose politeness anu as,s', frnrds .'
II is an important position TO the pubic;
and Mr.. Williams leaves il with the good
wishes of all. .o,,,,.
The selection Of Mr.. Bernard Is happy
one, and many express Sratihcatioh ~
his appointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, Va, March -,

RICHMOND VA, March -, looi.
No offerings of tobaccos at auction
on Change to-day.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers - hOgsheads; smokers -
leaf dark. u, Tugs dark, II. Total
- hOgsheads. - =. ~.
The tobacco inspector reports to,day
INSPECTIONS Bright. IL hogsheadsi DARK
- hogshe8ds and tierces. kelnspec-
tjons-Bright, 80 hogsheads; dark, hogs
heads D....,.,,.
Planters Allegheny Old Dominion
Shcckoe. CrenshaWs. and Seabrook TO-
taccO warehouses report to-day hy-
ceipts, 81 packages deliveries 10 pack
limited States internal revenue .coliec-
tions for the city Of Richmond, va TO-
dav. Cigars and cigarettes, S2l03V; plug
tobaccos. 5000. 50. Total, S3,DOslo.
SEockoe warehouse sold S,l20 pounds
dark loose tObaccOs to-day, highest price
$50. -, ,o-- ,..,,s
Crenshaw's warehouse sold 400 pounds
dark loose tobaccOs to-day.
A verv good sale Of bright loose tobaccos
at Shelburne's warehouse to-day; wrap
pers sold I'D In the hfties, several piles
bringing over $50. Another break ioi
tomorrow. including some nice plisnl
tobaccos from Eastern North Caroiina
and South Carolina.
tobacco warehouse today: highest price
so Another good break for tomorrow
The usual sale at the Planters tobacco
warehouse to-day. and prices Wen nam
tanned Good tobacc0s are Sun n'sn
A break Of very desirable tobaccos 1oi
REGISTERED az the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: 4. j. Fulkerson, North Carolina
w. o. Belts, Virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16


yTIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT
Y OF THE COUNTY Or HENkicO'
THE 2IsT DAY or FEBRUARY i>''
Amelia q. Brayley, wife OF Jefesni,nsn,
Brdyley, deceased .,.-..'...''''' - '''''''''
samuel p WaddnI. administrator Of The
estate Of jeremiah Brayley, neceese''
Warren j. Brayley, Benjamin ~. play
ley, infant children Oh s S1sar,,e Wlcks
and Susan W.cks. his VIE ann yu,e's'
''''''''''' in CHANcERY.
This day came the plaintiff AHeha -;
Rravlev and, By leave Of the court n,s'
her amended and supplemental blii ~ ms
cause making new parties 10 shin '"ss,
the object Of which sun " 10 ,"fN ~
estate OF Jeremiah Brdylry, ie''tafp,
settled. and administered unusr anu ~
f.rfnlne 90 whom the saii estate brlopSr'
and a. declare the plaintiff aud her Two
infant children, warren =, biayiYy @''a
benjamin N. Brayley, 10 De me willow
and helis-at-law u said brayley, ana ;
such n.ltled 20 this entirc estate. ma
the further object az this suit Is to have
the court determine the rights 81 lAs
complainant IN certain tract " i@n',
with the improvements thereon, IN tne
county OF henrlc0. Wherein said Jeis-
miah Brayley resided at TIE TINS OF ms
death, and 20 have the said property de-
creed To belong TO the platinum under .
certain contract mentioned 10 me pn..
And an affidavit having been MADE ana
filed that the defendants. George Nlcks
and Susan Weeks, his VIE; p0ny SayeFs,
Mary B. Gomez, ana - 1omez, hef
husband Malaga spain and - spain'
her husband: Alice =. SpraSlc aud carrie
ION sprakue her husband; Grace III.
keiting and Francis Root keitius. her
husband: james Brayley, susan ifatley
Culver. and John Culver, her husband,
I.ouise George, and Cyrus George. her
husband. Homer Brayley. susie Sil~by
and Hiram Sllsby her husband; Charles
Erayley John Brayley. Mamie Brayley.
Ius,lo Bfayley. an infant under the age
81 tuentv-one years: Florence Wheeiock,
ernest Wheeloca. Otis Wheelock. William
U,ixtable and Mary Nhaloy are non-
residents OF the state Of Virginia, and
the said plaintiff in her amended and sup
Elemental bill having made certail par
Ties viz: the unknown heirs OF jeremiah
Hfayley, deceased. defendants. by the
general description OF parties unknown.
and an affidavit having been also made
and filed that the names of the said
parties are unknown. AMI that they are
uon-residefts of the state OF Nifkinin, II
l. ordered that 1aid non-sr~i'ient defsr-
dants. and said unknown defendants 90
appear mere within fifteen days after the
due publication OF this order and do
what Il necessary 10 protee, their Ia
manded TO rules 20 be riaturej uSon tina
sald amended and supplemental bill.
copy-1este:
join ". pRQApDus. Clerk
Edmund WaddiiI. JF., p. a fe@if1w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-16

next week az decided upon by the com
mittee: Mass-mecting for men oiis 40,
the Young Mems Christian Assoclau.non"s
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, ssrslte'
conducted by MesErs. Bliss ana Jacog ,,,,
All the men belonging 10 the MoouS
choir are expected TO attend this meet
ing.
Messrs. Bliss and Jacobs will conuus..
services at Old Market every night heN'
week except Saturday. 49,.
Mr.. Bliss Is expected 10 conduct w
Bible reading at Gracc-Strcct PrcSnS
tcrian church every afternoon duilns
next week.
Mr.. Nccdhsm will preach Sunday morn
irc at 'lay-Strcct Methodist ctuIch
and Sunday evening AZ Gracc-Street Pres
pNicrian church. Al the latter ehnlth
ne WI conduc; morning rrsyer-mectns9
nshy AZ A. NJ. and will preach ~ INC
1isce-Strcet Presbyterian church eN'Is
Saturday.