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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
THE TIP. AS. SATURDAY NIGHT.
a Tine Meeting-The Proposed Drnrnmers'
sanitaTium.

The regular Saturday night meeting or
the Travellers Protective Association was
held in their handsomely furnished and
cory rooms. Nos. 80 and 81. Chamber of
Commerce building. last night.
The following prominent knights Of
the grip were present: Il. :. Christian.
pr siIent: c. W. saunders, vicc-prcsidcnt;
Joseph Wallerstein. national first vice
president; George Gibson, Jr.. secretary
and treasurer: John =. Culpeper. chair
man Press Committee; j.. :. Iarwo0i,
W. J. Crump. directors; !. julius Guth-
RE, general travelling solicitor; }. +. lie
Brou. Thomas j. Gof, c. T. Woodson,
L. ". Spilman. \. Y. Shea, William
Renhcimor, and others.
After the discussion Of business mat
tors. the boys entertained one another
with experiences Of the road ana anec-
dotes. which were heartily enjoyed.
Saturday night, the 7th. Bob Chris
tian told the biggest but Worth Spilrnan
knocked him out last night with his side
splitters.
The Board Of Directors Will hold a
meeting next Wednesday evening NJ D
O'Clock, when the features Of the sani-
tarium to be located in Richmond for
the travelling statesmen will be thoroughly
discussed.
The annual meeting for election OF Of
ncers and delegates to the national con-
vontlon will be Held next SATURDAY night,
and II Is desired that all travelling sales
men Of the city Of ltichmOnd be present
They win receive hearty welcome.
Visiting statesmen who may be IN the
city are cordially invited to make them
selves at home at the headquarters at
any time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
rriefs from Barton Heights.

Miss barton has very mucn lmpIoVeI
from her recent illness.
AIR. ~. y. Hutchcson has returned
from q trip 20 Now NoI..
aims. II. H. Smith made a Tying IMP
10 Alt. Vernon on Thursday.
Alr. j. \. Hopkins has moved into his
ny, residence. on North avenue an4 10
bert s.reyi.
MIR j. IT. White. Major Kawley. and
Air W O. Shtiburn are on the road IN
tho interest of their respective houses.
Misses Rosa and Lette Goodwin ere
vfs,tine tn.lr brother. Mr.. Y. +. Goodwyn'
ON Barton avenue.
Ais Fttie Clarke, Of Middleton, Conn.,
who mas been visiting Miss JenAie VII
cox. returned to her home ON Monday
Mrs G. j. u. Jordan. If LynchouiB' Is
on q visit 20 her NIECE. Mrs. W. ~ Dap
ney. o. Brookland Park.
Nf~. W. j. Eaugn, o. the chesapeake
and Ohio railway. has given out the con-
t-aot for a dwelling to be erected next
L. MIR. ~. T. Hocpcrs.
3lr James Bailey has purchaser 'n'
lots orrosne VT. WIN Millers s. ana VIII
erect a handsome residence Mt. heui.i
VIII also commence 10 buiid III once III
the same Ieighbcrhood.
Mrs. l.. =. Slbley, OF New YORK. ana
Mrs Ryan. Of Orange, y. j. are Nllt-
ING Mr.. and Mr. j. II. Barton.
Or. cullen VIII deliver lecture III Inv
school-housc on North avenue tuesday
atSP. NJ. Admission will be free.
The ladies OF the Methodist church nave
arranged with DR. Laffcrty 10 denver oh'
Of his popular lectures some DAY near tHt
latter part OF the month
The ladies OF the Episcopal church are
porfccting their plans Tor the bazaar &c
be given at the Wlgwam. commencing
the 2ith. The hall will be ENLARGED u
make room for the restaurant. Special
entertainments VIII be given each night
and prizes Will be voted 70 the most popu
lar young lady. most popular marrec
lady most popular baby, and most popu
Lar gentleman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
TEMPLARs GONG TO PlTTsBURc.
Commandery of st. Andrew Arranging for
lis Trip In May.

There is quite Il stir among the Sir
KNIGHTS Of the Commandery Of ST. An
drew. 40. IS. knights Templar, of this
CITY. regarding their pilgrimage to Pitts
hirr. Pa, in May. The local COM
manderles have frequently exchanged
courtesies with the New England fraters,
but now the Keystone State will be in
valed.
The Commandery OF st. Andrew some
time since accepted an invitation from
Plttsburg Commandery, No. !, 10 be It's
quest on the occasion Of the assembling
OF the Grand Commanlery of Pennsyl-
yauia IN that city in May.
The Richmond knights have arranged
TO leave here Monday, May 2ist, arriving
I'm plusburg Tuesday morning, in time for
the grand parade. The trip being made in
parior-cars. equipped in royal style, with
an the delicacies Of the season, will be
greatly enjoyed by the knights, as we'll
as the ladies who may accompany them.
PitrsburC COmmandcry visited this city
two years ago. and since has been
anxiously awaiting an opportunity TO get
the boys Of St. Andrew TO the smoky city.
Their programme is quite extensive, and
81. Andrews gallant knights Will well
perform their part. being on hand early
for their share of the fun.
The Sir Knights are providing themselves
rapidly with the new regulation fatigue
coat, which completes their uniform,
which Is very attractive and pretty.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
Prcperty Transfers.

Richmond: T. n. Carter. special COM
missioner 10 Julian Bryant, interest In
90 feet on north side Leigh street between
Second and Third. Neo. =.
FIlton Baptist Church's trustees to
Mary H., wife Of c. c. Rice. 70 feet on
north side Nicholson street near Fulton
500. ~.
Martha +. Reeds trustee 10 X. +. BoZe.
A. f"at on ,vest side Twenty-fourth street
between O and Burton. 5000.
r. r. Lee Camp. No. ]. Confederate
Veterans 10 A. Greentree. 30 feet on
south side Kensington street near Null
berry, sGGl.SJ. -,
Henrico: Il. w. Powell and assigns from
G.. II. Tabb. trustee. 90 feet on south
side Leigh street near Mozelle. '6a
T.. w. Powell and assigns from @. X.
Tabb. trustee. &c feet on south side Leigh
street near MoZelle. S'si.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
A Sat-, . a.. merchandise: Cameron 4

A. saks & Co, merchandise: Cameron q
Cameron. tobacco, cigarettes. and che.
roots: NJ. ]. Dimmock, s.; Drewry. Hughes
& Co. $40; T.. Raab, $40; Mrs. Geoge w.
BaRby, contribution TO restaurant: c. w
Tanner. barrel OF Oil: V. Hechler. Jr
& I:rother. y hams; Allen q Glntei
Dranch OF the American Tobacco Com
many. cigarettes; Richmond Cream, But
Ter and MIX Company, milk, and Frede'
rick s. Valentine. $40.
The officers win meet again Monday
night at $40 o'clock. when the work foi
each man will be mapped out.
The regiment has been ordered to as,
semble Tuesday night at $50 o'clock. and
the men will be talked to by the Execu,
five Committee and told exactly what
will be expected OF them. Much Interest
IS being manifested in the proposed ba,
zaar by oiI OF the soldiers. from colone
TO marker. and after the assembly Tues
dav night II IL expected that the men VII
Get actively to work soliciting donations
The walker Idght-Guards. Company u
will celebrate their twenty-third ami
versary wednesday night by a banquet
at Zimmermans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
DELEGATES from Sidney Lodge.

The following delegates and alternates
were elected Friday night by sidney
Lodge or Good Templars 10 the session
Of District Lodge. No. l, composing the
cities OF Richmond, Petersburg. Man
chester and Williamsburg. and the coun-
ties Of Cumberland, Goochland, Powha-
tan. Chesterfield. Henrico Hanover Din-
widdie, New Kent, James CITY, Charies
Guy. Prince George, Surry. ana sussex, 70
be held April 18th, at Cartersville: Ed
ward Williams. T.. Il. DOMAIN o. T. Gil
liam. w. Hall Crewe, j. c. smith, IT
Leo Pussy. and Mrs. Irene Donnan' AZ
ternates: Misses Lily II. Allen nehe
Doremus. Francis Dawley, Florrie Kice'
Moille Scott. Matte Turrell, and MIS-
J. &. Smith.
There was large attendance AT INC
usual convocation. Several proportions
for membership were presented. ana i'iuen
routine business was disposed Of Solos
recitations, and readings were among the
pleasant features OF the evening.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
chorus and the masnIacencc of the Co.'S

chorus and the magnihcehce Of the Co.'S
tunes.
The following well-known artists are
Included In the cast: Stanley Fetch. John
II. Bell, Herman Waldo. and Misses Carlo,
Bernard. Edith Mason. and Bessie Fair
bairn. The operas VIII be presented IN the
following order:
Monday, Paul Jones': Tuesday, MAR
tha"; Wednesday. Dorothy; Thursday.
ship Alloy: Friday, bohemian Gifl';
Saturday. "Boccaccio."
The event Of the season VIII be the APP
pcarance here at the Mozart on April
2Sl. for one night only, OF a. NJ. Palmer
superb organization, known as his Home
Stock Company. which includes the host
artists Of the profession, and. with hardly
an exception, they have been the creators
OF the parts In which they are cast The
roster includes such names as J. II. Siod-
dard. Wilton I.ackayc Mrs. ID. p Bowers
Madeline Rout0n, and half score Of
other sterling artists. In all probability
Saints and Sinners" will be the play pro-
ducel This IS story OF the Triumph
audacltv. and Villainy inrcrsonated in
the smoo;h-ionRucd and faultless-manner>
cd nhcrtine over virtue. MIR. Stoddar1
plays the part 81 the sweet-voiced and
slvcr-haircd Old rector. His work Is said
TO be DIS clear cut az cameo.
Adam Forcpaughs circus. enlarged and
supnlcincntcd with n wealth OF attractive
novcltics, viii be IN the city Tuesday.
April 2ih.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
A FATHER MURDERS HIS SON.
The Charge Against ~ Negro In Caroline
Remains of Soldier Found.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, April IA
Special 1.-The body Of colored boy was
found in the woods near Port Royal In
Caroline county, on last Thursday. He
had been missing from home for several
DAYS. on Tuesday before the finding OF
the body, Morton. the father OF the boy,
threatened 10 chastlse him. The boy ran
TO the woods. and was pursued by the
father. a short time afterwards the
father returned alone. This fact awakened
suspicion, and search was made for the
boy. when his llfeess body was found
by a woman named Mary Johnson. These
facts were communicated To DR.. i. q.
Holloway, who summoned jury OF IN
quest, who. after the examination OF the
body and testimony Of witnesses. return
ed Il verdict OF murder against the father
Of the boy, who was al once arrested and
LODGED in the county jail.
The remains of an old soldier were
found to-day by Mr.. william A. Trojan
while digging at the house Of Mr.. y. NJ.
Garner, in this city. 1t Is supposed the
remains are those OF a soldier of the late
war. as with the bones We're found two
knives and part OF IL sabre-scabbard.
IMPROVED.
Clerk c. A. Bryan. of Stafford. who
went to Richmond on Monday last for
treatment of his eyes, has returned home
much improved
In the local-option election in Aqua
District, Stafford county, the drys carried
it by Ii majority.
Or. George W. Chewing, OF this city
presented the Masonic lodge here In which
Washington was made a Mason with a
book containing fac simile letters written
by Washington on various agricultural
subjects. The volume was accepted with
thanks, and will be preserved with many
other Washington Masonic relies, the pro-
perty of this lodge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
MANY CASES AGAINST MADISON.
sent On In Two-Othcrs Disrnissed-Iieid
rs "a Suspicious Character.

suspicious
John Madison. the negro arrested by
S.rgcauts Tomlinson and Han on Friday
CHARGED with The larceny Of the overcoats
Of Nioesrs. ". l.. Mcclure and J. @.
sale. WAS before the Police Justice yes
torl,y. There were seven cases on the
docket aea.nst him. In those involving
tho theft OK the oNcrcoats he was sent to
Tho Grand Jury Of the Hastings Court
lie was also sent o. Jail FOR twelve months
,n default Of security as suspicious
character. Tho charge Of stealing an
umbrella belonging 10 Miss Davidson was
continued until next Tuesday, while the
following cases were dismissed for lack
Of evidence: Larceny Of an umbrella
from Julius Meyer q Sons. larceny OF II
satchcl from Levy & Davis, and the lar
ceny of stnl another umbrella from the
Cohen Company.
jack Young and Jack Wood, two little
white BOYS. were before the court. charged
with throwing stones az the trains Of the
Chreapcake and Ohio Company at the
penuy-strcct crossing. and striking Lee
Butler. railroad employee. 1t was
stated that Butler had been laid UP at
home for nearly two weeks from the blow
he received. Wood was discharged. but
Young vas sent TO the rctoTmatory.
The case q Eddie Johnson (coloreD.
charged with obtaining under false pre-
tauc.s number of articles. amounting
.n value 20 SIC. from Haskell d liatton,
vas continued until Tuesday morning
C9ntnuance.mW Wednesday was the
action taken I'm the case Of lAuleton
smith OoIorcN. who g. charged with hay
ing Dot az gas-nXtures in his possession
belonging % some unknown person.
Ieui4m.a Price col1reD was sent on
10 the strand jury for carrying a pistol
concealed on his person.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
FOR WORK AMONG THE CHILDREN.
Miss Tyson Makes Some Suggestions 10
Christian Workers.

4 large number Of Sunlay-school work
ors and mothers assembled In the Second
Baptist church yesterday afternoon and
conferred with Miss Tyson about the
work which has been conducting such
successful meetings among the children
far the past three weeks. y larSs num-
her Of Christian workers have been en-
listed 10 carry on The WORK begun iy
her. and public meetings VIII be held
for youne people every sunday at 4
O'Clock. Miss Tyson gave those who met
her yesterday as far as possible an out
line OF her methods of work. ana also the
names Ok books that VIII prove Of as
distance in the work. and where they
may b- procured.
This afternoon at 4 o'clock Mss Tyson
Will hold her last public service at the
Second Baptist church. Children under
u years Of age viii not be admitted To
mis- service. Tomorrow afternoon az
tb. same hour "a service viii be held for
youux Christians at the second BAPTIST
church. ani VIII not be open to the pub
lu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
PREPARING FOR THE BAZAAR.
Meeting Of Ofieers Last Nlght-Donations
Already Received.

The officers OF the First Regiment OF
Infantry assembled last night and dis
which Il is proposed 10 hold In the
Armory for the benefit OF the new uni
form funds.
quite number Of plans for the interior
decorations OF the building have been
submitted. and all were given consIdera-
ton last night. A Moorish design met
with the most favor. and Will likely be
adopted. The table decorations will be Sc
lecied by the companies.
The following donations have been re-
ceiyed IN response TO the appeals for aid
which were sent out by the regiment
some days since: Lewis Ginter. 300
George d. Wise. so; James n. Boyd, w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
Inr the InveillnE.

The Mayor has signed the ordinance ap-
nronrioting 5000 for the expenses incl
dent 10 the unwilling OF the Confederate
Soldiers and Sailors monument.
on Monday afternoon at o'clock the
various committees for the unveiling ana
the committees Of the two camps VIII
meet in Room Sc. Chamber OF Commerce
building.
4 prominent citizen suggests that the
Moody tabernacle be kept standing unul
after the unveiling ceremonies, seeing
that II would be Of great service In quar-
foring visiting troops.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
ytrv,uia News Iterus.

Rev. Father Joseph Frioli. vicar-general
OF this Catholic diocese. who has been in
Los Angeles, Cal, for year for his
health. IL now on his way back. having
been completely restored. He will stop in
Norfolk on his way to his home I'm Rich
mond
On Thursday the woods nears Glenmore,
Buckingham county. were set on fire by
the sparks from a saw-mill engine. The
day being very windy 1t was impossible
10 subdue the fire for some time. Many
cabins, tobacco-houses, and cattle were
burned. Mr.. Price Glover had two miles
OF fencing burned. and Mr.. Lacy suffered
loss In the same manner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
Cnnxicf. Rccelveh.

The following prisoners were received
nj the penltcntiary yesterday: Dawn
Ilkons (c0ored, from floyd county,
10 serve one year for unlawful assault
clinton Womack Ccolored). from Rock
bridoe 10 serve three years for grand
larceny. ana Howard Scott, from Prln-
cess Anne. TO serve two years for house
breaking
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
KINGS DAUGHTERS MEET.
Talk of Inviting Mrs. Davis-A Pretty
silver Tea.

There was meeting of the Kings
Daughters OF Richmond at the home OF
the Woman's Christian Association at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The question
considered was that OF inviting Mrs. Isa-
bella Charles Davis. Of New York. inspec-
tor OF the society in the United States. to
come in May to assist the branches here.
The silver tea given under the auspices
OF ST. Johns Circle Of the Kings Daugh-
ters at the residence Of AIR. ID. G..
Richardson on Friday evening was a
charming success. Governor and Mrs.
OFerrai were in attendance, and held a
sort OF informal reception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15

The Committee on Entertainment OF
the General Executive Board Of the IN
ternatlonal Association OF Machinists'
which meets here on the 2ith, nave ue-
clded TO tender the board banquet on
the night of the 9th. The place AZ when
the banquet will be given has not been
decided upon. The entertainment OF me
board will be under the auspices OF ilch-
mond Lodge. No. 10. international Asso-
chiffon OF Machlnists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
Orntnricnl Contest ut College.

The annual oratorical contest or the Mu
Sigma Rho and Phililoelan societies. OF
Richmond College. will take place next
FRIDAY night at o'clock. The contest
ants and their subjects will BE- as fol-
lows: J. Il. Childress. Danville. Va.
"Wbere Are We Arr; G. G. Mcdaniel.
Blackstone, Va. 1.-THE Anglo Saxon; X.
ii. white, Hampton. Va, columbus our
Dlscoverer. England our Deliverer. Who
Our Preseryer?': Minetree Foikes. Rich
mond, Va, private Soldier of the Con-
federacy." The Committee OF Arrange
meuts consists OF Messrs. a. Lunsford.
w. +. Dunnaway. Jr.. ii. n. Wills, and
c. f. UambletOn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
Italian Citizens to Meet.

The Italian citizens Of Richmond VIII
hold a mass-meeting at No. Z2l9 east Nam
street Wednesday night. The candidates
for municipal offices are invited 70 D.
n~oeent and express their views. 4 brass
hand viii be in attendance. Messrs. y.
Sornma. James L. Botto, a. Fontanesl,
and +. Marius are In charge OF the ar
rangemcnts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
The Evolution

OF medical agents liz gradually RELOCATING
the old-time herbs, pills, draughts, ana
vegetable extracts 10 the rear. ana prins.
ing into general use the pleasant ana
effective liquid laxative-Syrup OF fiss.
10 get the true remedy see thai u ~
Manufactured by the California rg-syrup
Company only. For sale BY all leading
DRUGGISTS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
TRIMMED HATS AND BONSETs.

We have caught MP in the past Nv
DAYS I'm our TrimmedfIat Stock. Us "a
IN wind that blows no one Hool' am w
Monday We shall be prepared % sto~
number OF entirely new AM ."e0""'
patterns. ,,. c.,r,,, ,hs
You will have no trouble I'm ing ,hs
STYLES and colors which are '',s."
I'm this display of over three huh'te4 i'''"'
med Hats 10 pick from. ,o
crsJulous will be convinced that cue
styles are the acme OF taste and elegance,
and baIng allied to remarkably low prices
makes a combination unapproAenapi"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
LADIES BoNNETS.

Small. Large. and Medium shapes Ia
BLACK Union Milan Straws. J1c.
Lace Straw Bonnets In NJ" ana s,il''
shapes-black only-5Oc., real Valne d.
Neapelitan Straw Bonnets' various nc"
shapes. 75c., value $50.
zine English Milan Straw Bonuets'
black. small and large snaps, ~, 'l|''
and $l1J.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
FRANK CUNNlNChAM'S BOY.
The Young Man Captures the Declaimer'
MednI-Mr, TrinkIe the Debaters.

UAMPDEN-S SIDNEY. VA, April IA
Especial 1.-THE Phllanthrop!c Literary So
ciety closed its exercises last evening.
The best declaimers' mccall OF the Fresh
man class was won by Mr.. +. NJ. Cum
ningham, son of Captain Frank w. Cum
ninghan, Of your city. The sophomore
debaters' medal goes to Mr.. Il. Lee
Trlnkle, of Virginia.
The junior essayist medals Of this society
and the sophomore essayist OF the union
will probably be decided upon In the COM
ing week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
State Medical Examining Board.

The state Medical Examining Board
will meet in the Hall OF the House OF
Delegates Tuesday. the 18th. at =. NJ
Examinations Of candidates for license
to practice medicine will commence at
a. NJ. April 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
American Mutual Benefit Society.

Richmond Cabinet, No. I, OF the
American Mutual Benefit Society, new
home institution, was organized FRIDAY
night with fifty charter members. The
following officers were elected: John d..
Potts president; l.. c. Whcrry, cashier;
Charles Y. Darlington, physician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
GRAND OPERA Tbs WEEK
The Grau Company To Appear mt tho
Acadcuy--Tho Palmer Attraction.

AfddcInN--fbo fatbiff
The appearance Of the Jules Grau COM
pany at the Academy this week gives
Richmond brief yet delightful operatic
reason. The repertoire ~ more ainDi-
tious one than any exploited by similar
Organizations. 1t includes none but old
iayorites. aud as the popular prices WIN
brinss them within the reach OF all
crowded houses viii doubtless he the or
De- Of the day. Dir. GTau has Win MN
this year the strongest company OF l,s
line that ever travelled this circuit. ana
the IGpers everywhere have been loud IN
their praises. not only for the merit OF
the .rincjaaJs. but for the strength OF Una
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
Cbootiur Match To Morrow.

There will be a shooting match at the
new baseball park ON west Main street
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock bet"e u
r. D. Fulford, the worlds champion ana
W. r. Mitchell champion OF Virginia.
The contest will lie for $50 side, and
100 birds are TO be shot at.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
sprCTAL ATTENTION

ia called to our large and w..l-se,sS ~,
stock Of CREPE AND MOI hNlN" 80. 20 7,
NETS; also CREPE AND NJ I'''-,
by the yard, or with woven poi1'''' 80
attractive prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
InnernI OF Mr. WOohson.

The funeral Of Mr. Shirley l.. Woodson
will take place at O'Clock this after
noon from the Grace-Street Presbyterian
church. Rev. Or. j. y. Fair will oiilciate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-04-15
COURT ORDERS.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF BAL

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT Or BAL
Il TIMORE CITY-IsAAC X. TRlMBLE EFT
AL. VS.. THE AMERICAN CASUALTY
INSURANCE AND SECURITY COM
PANY OF BALTIMORE CITY EFT AL.
"a 2i5-lS93) Ordered by the Circuit Court
of baltimore city this 18th day OF March.
A. u. 1894, that the time for Ming claims
against THE AMERICAN CASUALTY
INSURANCE. AND SECURITY COM
PANY OF BALTIMORE CITY be, and II
is hereby. extended until June |. lS94. and
that THE MERCANTILE TRUST AND
DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE
and ID. X. ESTE FISHER. the receivers
of the said INSURANCE. COMPANY,
give further notice to all creditors OF said
INSURANCE COMPANY to file their
claims, duly authenticated. In the above
entitled cause. on or before said date, by
causing a copy OF this order To be PUBLISH
ed twice before the list day of June. 1891.
in some daily newspaper published In each
OF the States and Territories OF the
United States. rs now existing. exclusive
OF Alaska. But failure to make all or
any of said publications shall not impair
the validity OF any distribution OF assets
of the defendant corporation which may
hereafter be made by the receivers.
tSigned) j. UPSHUR DENNIS.
True copy--lTeste:
ALVIN ROBERTSON, Clerk.