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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
PERSONALS AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmonds 'iti'
zens and other Notes.

Miss BERTHE BckeTs has been quite SICK
hut is much better now.
Rev. Il. :. FarlanG will preach at 81.
I.uke's chapel tonight at O'CLOCK
Irr ". u. Crenshaw Will leave today
for Atlanta on a visit 70 the EXPOSITION
cantain Birdsong was reported TO be
much improved yesterday, put not aDie
10 be out.
Mrs w. VI. Bickers, who has been
c,,.i.. siols for several weeks is improving,
although still confined 10 her room.
sergeant John r.. Burke OF Norfolk,
YESTERDAY delivered Albert Johnson at the
penitentiary for three years Tor horse
stealing.
Mr.. Oscar Il. Crany. OF the First Ma
tional Bank. who has just passed through
a yery serious spell OF sickness Is able TO
be out again.
Deputv Sheriff Russell, OF Henrico coun-
- .yent TO Newport NcWs yesterday 20
hrine, hack James Gilchrist. who is wanted
In this county for burglary.
marriage license was granted ycster-
aev bv the clerk of Henrico county 10
Mr. phil. O. Butler. OF Henrico. and Miss
CallIe Ramey, of Danville.
Miss r.. A. Crawford. OF Louisa, and
Mrs J. $. Nuckolls, Cf West Virginia.
sis;er AMI nioce-in-law respectively, oil
Mrs Bickers. and who were with her
during her Illness, have returned nome
Mr.. Henry Blount, of Wilson. y. G.,
Who il most favorably known as an orator
and mimic OF the best type, has been en-
eageI by the Woman's Guild of Monu-
mental church 10 deliver hts monologue
sRevond the Alps Lies Italy" on Thurs
dav November 18th, In the lecture-rooul
OF Mcnum entail church.
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Mozart Musicale.

Members OF the Mozart Association. In
order TO enjoy this evenings dehghtiui
programme. will have TO procure inelt
annual tickets from the treasurer ONCE
to-day. ...,. -
The following will be the programme lot
this evenings entertainment;
l. Vocal duet-"Estudiantina VA
GOMEZ Misses Viola Winchester, soprano.
and Adile Crosette Oxley, aito' OF Ne"
York. ,.. NJ.
2 Violin-'Iegend" CWieniowskD, Miss
BERTHE Lucas. Washington. d. {. ~,
B. soprano solO-"Les Files de 'adlz
Helibesl. Miss Winchester.
4. Contralto solO-"Ahl Kendime u'os-
SID. Miss ONley. - ,,,.,.
& baritone solo-"Honor ana Arms
OandeD, Mr.. Walter Bruce, OF Ne"
York. a.. ~. ,.,o,,as,,.
b. Nearest and Dearest tTuscah FOLK
7~Soprano solo-"Dost Know RotoiD'
Miss Winchester c,o,,,
& Contralio solo-"Love's Sorro"
(Shcllov). Miss Oxley. =, >c.s,-..
Q. Baritone solO-'The Alarm tDouilcy
Marks. Mr.. Bruce. -, c,o,
~. Violin" .daeia tohceI'o ''~N
Brucho) Miss Lucas - ,,-,...,.
II. Vocal trio-Selected. MISSES ii'0ioS-
ter and Oxley and MIR. Bruce
Professor Reinhardt, Accompanies
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THE PRISONERS MUST GO.
JUDGE ORGAN DECLINES 10 Rn
Yoke MS ORDER.
And sheriff Cartioxa VIII Como to Richp
mond saturday for the LunenourS
women Governor TO sead Trcops.

Messrs George y. Wise. n. w. flour'
10Y. and !. y. Gulgon. counsel Tor tns
Lunenbury prisoners. are strongly OPP
posed TO their being carried back 10
Lunenhurg. end have conferred win the
Attorney -tiereral on the subject.
Ar1oENEy-oi>rRAL TO Acr.
General Scott has promised 10 talk the
natter over with hts associates and Win
Judge organ. OF LUnenburg. ami 10 DC.
eide in a few days what shall be done
IN the matter.
Governor - ferrall W determined 70
scnd troops with. the prisoners whenever
they are taken to Lrnenburg.
A special 10 The Times from Mencrrins
Va, last night says:
judge oRGAfN fikM.
In conversation with your correspondents
to-day judge organ stated that ne VIII
rot pay any attention to the petition tent
him by MessrS. Wise. flournoy. ana
Guigon, attorneys tor Mary ~bernathy
and Pokey Barnes, waving their prison.
ers' right" to be present a: the November
term OF Lunenburg County Court, ana
asking Judge organ 10 revoke the ORDER
issued on october l.th. The reason u.s.
signed is that 10 is contrary to the law
for prisoners IN a felony case 10 waive
their rights after an arrangement. De-
sides there were errors in the petitions.
sheriff CardOza VIII GO 10 kichmond
Saturday morning after the prisoners.
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NO CONSUM2TlVE WILL DIE
so LONG As He Gan DIGEST AND
AssIMILATE ROOD.

All physicians admit this Yet here
the dificulty begins How can We Duiid
up the 'consumptive's body as iast as
the disease tears IL down? Let US con-
s.der.
Cough mixtures must be avoided, be-
cause they frequently contain oplates'
which arrest the digestion. Iheir only
effect on the cough Is by Supplying the
nerves. Let them alone.
Al foods that are hard 10 digest must
be avoided. especially fats and oils.
only those foods that are easily digested
and assimilated should be eaten. Foods
not thus accepted by nature do no
GOOD They do harm. Not what Is
merely eaten, but what is digested and
assimilated gives flesh and strength.
consumption is starvation. slow or
ronid. as may be- The first symptom
is not necessarily a cough. but tenden-
cv TO lose flesh, 10 grow thin. stop this
tendency now. Don't wait for obvious
lung trouble. That's only Z later de-
velopment only a minor point.
stop the wasting and you master the
disease-even though II may have MADE
some slight inroads already. Increase
the flesh. and the danger is past.
What is needed is an especially pre-
pared food-a nutrimcnt in itself, ana Il
digester OF other foods
such an article is the Shaker Digestive
Cordial. made by the Shaker Community,
of Mt. Lebanon y. Y IL creates a
natural appetite. and insures the dises-
ton OF what Is eaten with IL. IL over
comes the wasting which is fatal In the
consumptive process.
A man may lose money ana not Gle
q bankrupt one may have consump-
ton and not die OF II. This Is science
and sense. The success OF this new
remedy proves 1t.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

OF State union. This committee Will
convene In Clay-Strect Methodist church
next Tuesday. holding two sessions. after
noon and evening The result OF It's WORK
is looked forward to with interest py the
leaguers throughout the state.
Rev. J. W. Moore. president OF the
League Union OF Richmond ana Man
chester. has changed the time Tor tne
mass-mecting az the leagues III ,his cleS
durin.- The conference. Instead OF taking
place on Sunday. the 18th. az heretofore
announced IL will be held on Friday night,
November 18th Mr.. Moore says IL may
he positively stated that rev IT. steer
will be present and deliver an address on
this occasion The change was made be-
cause Of the great Rosebud gathering on
Sunday, the nth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
The Result Satisfactory.

The result OF the elections in Nir-
ginia on last Tuesday formed the sub
iect Of general conversation in all parts
OF the city yesterday, aud the members
OF the Democratic party seemed TO be
well satisfied. They had expected some
gains on the part of the opposition, mas
much as the last Legislature was prac-
tcany unanimously democratic.
Governor OFeTrall, when asked what
he thought of the result. said. THE
victory in Virginia. on the whole. is as
great as / expected. IT Is true that we
have failed TO elect our candidates IN a
few instances where 1 thought We would
succeed, but there were special causes.
Next fall we will roll up splendid ma
iority fcN our national ticket. New
York. Maryland, and Kentucky were lost
by Democratic discussions. This Will
only arouse them 10 the necessity of
getting together next year. ohio has
gone, as usual. Republican; New Jersey
also. i'm off-years. There is no reason
for tho Democrats 20 be discouraged
Nir 9. \. Slaughter, treasurer Of Pc
tersburg. was Ia the city yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

Professor James a. Harrison, the dis
unguishod professor OF romance lam
glacts AL the University of Virginia, has
offered the two literary societies of that
institution "a gold medal. valued at $50.
20 Dee awarded the best deoater in a
iolnt public contest between the two
societies.
This medal is TO be held as trophy
until recaptured by the defeated society.
Professor Harrison whose zeal for
the University assumes so practical a
turn. also offers q gold medal annually
valued al So. for five years. for the best
translation from any OF the ancient or
modern language taught at the Uni
ycrsity Of Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
"DiuON IND PYTHIIs."
Presented mt the Academy-NeIIie Me-
Henry Coming Also the Iaylor-.

In the presentation of Damon and
Pythias" at the Academy last night,
Charles b. Hanford. as Damon, gave a
most mastery performance. Miss Nora
O'Brien as Calanthe was more pretty
than effective In that role, while II. r..
Spencer as Pythias did not by any means
meet the requirements or that character.
IL was the second performance OF the
piece by this company. and taking this
fact in consideration. it was agreeably
presented.
Jolly nellie McHsnry will present "The
Bicycle Girl at the Academy tomorrow
night The piece Is farcical success.
Those famous twin entertainers. Hons.
Bob and All Taylor of Tennessee. VIII
be at the Academy next Monday night,
and VIII be introduced To the audience
by the inimitable Polk Miller The two
versatile men are brothers, and agree on
everything but politics Bob and Ar ran
against each other for GovernorJof their
State i'm 1856. That campaign Is cee-
brated Both stumped the State. making
speeches and furnishing entertainment 10
new gatherings OF voters every night.
Both were popular with the Tcnnessceans
both were good performers on the violin
both were good fellows. and 10 was diff
cult for their admirers 10 make a choice.
At critical moment some political genius
discovered that Bob could fiddle with his
left arm while All couldn't This superior
accomplishment in Bob was heralded
broadcast. and numbers OF Airs consti,u-
ents deserted HIM for his more accom-
plished brother. Bob was duly elected
and filled the gubcrnatOrial chair with
honor 20 himself and his State
The regular Mozart musicale will take
place at the Academy tonight An ex-
cellcnt programme is offered embracing
several New York artists and that char n
ing little artistic, Miss Bette Lucas of
Washington. who. by the way. as a
violin virtuosO has no superior in this
country. she was pupil OF kaspar's.
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mr. -. 1. ND H. socIErr.
Committees Appointed to Make Appeals
for ihr Organization.


At the recent annual meeting Of the
Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
Society. 10 was decided to appoint COM
and the Legislature with petitions for
am appropriation 90 the Society. These
committees have been named by the
president. as follows.
legislature Messrs. g.. W. Hardwicke
chairman. Julian Ruifn. and Dr. Jud
3D. Wood.
Council Colonel j. S. Harwood Chair
mani Colonel John Murphy. and MIR. q.
%. owens.
Other committees have been appointed,
as follows.
On Finance and Grounds and Buildings
-Messrs. g.. ". Hardwicke chairman.
Colonel John Murphy. ana ". r.. Taylor.
Ou Amusements and Privileges
Messrs. w. p. Taylor chairman. Colo
mel ". +. Wickham, and Thomas Chris
tiau.
Ciu1ons' Committee TO Cooperate
with the Executive Committee of the
Society iu Arranging for fairs-Messrs.
a -. Lauderkn. o. o. Owens. j. H..
Dickerson III. G.. Beattie. Thomas Chris
tian William Ruescr j.. $. Rose, 4,
II. Rothert, Il. B. Chahin. f.. IA. F6-
gus-on. \. Grecnuec. and Dr. Jud b.
Wood.
The officers OF the society have request
ed the business men of the city 10 use
their influence with their customers
throughout the state and urge those
engaged in the various Industries 10
make exhibits at the next Fair, which
Will Dee held in the second week OF
october.
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To the Editor OF The Times:
Sir.-l would like TO ask DR.. Pollard n
question: suppose this poor cur dog mad
belonged 10 him, and he and his family
had become attached 10 il. and he ha.
seen one OF his servants deliberately
throw il out of a second-story window.
what would he. as Christian. have done
az saidy The poor servant would have
been arrested. and the same Justice John
would have fined him. and. were he a
negro. most probably sent him TO Jail for
rt least thirty days. ana no cxtenuating
circumstances would have been consid-
cred. Yet Or. Pollard. a minister OF the
gospel and a teacher of morals, etc. is
acquittcd-it is no crime in his case.
What VIII be the RESULT Others VIII do
likewise. IT, in social standing, and
have a political or religious pull
CESTRIAN.
Richmond. Va, Nov. 6. 1885.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

rhe second anniversary exercises OF 81.
r.ncs Epworth League. corner Twenty
,frth and Marshall streets viii be held
a. he main audience room Of the church
t.5Gsv evening. November Sth. az 8
a'n,rck The anniversary address viii be
sivSn 6v Rev lr Young. OF Park-riace
Church. Al the leagues OF Richmond ana
n.1,.ersl chapters have promised TO attend
in body. An interesting programme
u,ili be carried out: -. ,,..,-
During the meeting or , tne EP y cnnl
..|~,,;ee was appointed TO meet In this city
n,,,in. The approaching conference week
,sfe step3 lcoking tc thu "x~nizaton
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
"Thc Development Of Music

A course OF six University Extension
lectures. on The Development OF Mu-
sic" will be begun tomorrow night az
tho Y. VI. c. 4. Hall at O'Clock. under
the auspices OF the wednesday Gun. oy
Mr.. Thomas Whitney surette. lecturer
for the American Society. Inc secona
lecture OF the course WIZ be gwen fr'-
day. November 18th, at the "race-S'reee
proshvter,an church. and the others at
weekly intervals thereafter at the y.
VI. G. A. Hall. ,.
The charge for the course Is N.D. TICK
cts can be procured OF Mr.. X. H. Har-
rison. SIG east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

The members Of the law class Of Rich
mond College have formed among them
selves society bearing tins name llS
object is at once to provide literary and
forensic exercise and TO promote the
esprit de corps Of the Law School Inc
faculty haye very cordially acquiesced in
the movement. and have rendered an
apartment for the use of the society. All
members of classes of former years are
eligible for membership and VIII be well
coined 10 fellowship The following roster
represents the present organization: NJ.
K. Peterson. Of Hampton. president; &. T..
Richie Of Richmond. secretary, W. T..
Scaton. OF Richmond. treasurer. G.. II.
koiscr. Of Rappahannock, sergeant-at-
arms. and b. \. Lewis. Of Brunswick,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
1 PRETTr CHUECH WEDDYNG.
Miss Edith Morton kcescc the wife of Nj.
". renick shelton.


Mr.. William rcnick Shelton and Miss
Edith Morton kcesce were married at
noon yesterday az Centenary Methodist
church The church was prcttny deco
rated with ferns and palms. the altar and
central aisle being in white Miss Ami.
Louise kccscc. sister of the bride was
maid OF honor She wore a tan colOrcd
gown. and carried a large bouquet OF
rink ysanthcmEms. Mr.. Wallace
Christian was best man.
Tho bride wore q becoming blue travel
ling suit. and carried "a bouquet OF roses
The ushcrs were NessrS. j. T.. Cox. j
j.. Tanner r. Tucker Harrison. Charles
j. McCuer oscar L. kediOrd. Ernest
Long. Josiah Vaughan. Clarence :. Pc
lick. and Dr. Richard Walden.
Rev. Dr Sledd performed the ceremony.
Die was assisted by Rev. Dr. Laudrum
After the wedding Mr. and Airs. Shelton
lcft FOR Atlanta, where they Will stay
about ten days before returning TO their
future residence at No. 2il south Third
street
Nr. shelton is the assistant oaymaster
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway and
tho son Of AR. IA W. shelton, Of Jcnrics
q Shelton Miss kccsec Is a daughter Of
Dr George r. kecsee
Tuesday night Mr. shelton gave "a fare
well bachelors banquet 20 his ushers at
Rucgcrs covers were laid for eleven,
ana The evening was passed very pleas
autly.
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In Favor or n New Jail.

The special Joint Council con mittce ap-
rolnfed to consider the abyisability OF
= cr.t r,',,lry A new iail met last evening
at 6 O'Clock Room No. IL OF the city
Hall. win the following members present:
vess,s Gunst (chairman Allen, Don
eayy. and Mayer. After some little dis
cussicn il was decided to recommend 70
the civ Council the adoption of an ordi-
nance pre- viding for the sale OF the Clark
Spring property. west OF hoiis"eoo Se"'e'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
Officers of Summer Rest

At n meeting Of the summer Rest
Auxiliary. held Tuesday. the following
Nellie Parker: Secretary, Miss Madge
Freddy; Treasurer Miss Mary Jones.
First Nice-prcsident, Hiss Fannie Ross
Second Nice-Prcsident Miss Judith
Heane. Third President, Miss Carrie
Elicit. The auxiliary nave In view an
entertainment. which will pc given some
time I'm the near future, for the benefit
of the Summer Rest.
4 very encouraging report from the
matron of the Summer Rest was also read
at the meeting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
Stole Some Fancy Pigeons

Mr. Joseph II. Lynch. who lives at 500
south Pine street, Is the owner of a fine
collection OF fancy pigeons. which he
keeps I'm a loft above his chickeu-housc.
in the rear OF his residence During the
night from Tuesday TO Wednesday some
miscreant forced his way into his prem
Uses and walked off with about twenty
i've or thirty pigeons. while he did not
pay any attention 10 the chickens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
lImstlnCS COnrt.

I'm the Hastings court yesterday Charles
Rosscr was tried before Judge witt and
"a jury for unlawful assault. lie was
sent TO jail for five days and fined one
cent.
The rest of the Cay was taken up with
the fixing of tina days for trial Of cases.
The trial Of William Kemp. charged
with murder, was set down for November
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

The adjourned meeting Of Post A. from
last Saturday night, Will be held tonight
al 500 o'clock at post rooms. 90 and 3
Chamber of Commerce.
Arrangements will be completed for
sending delegates 10 represent Virginia Oh
Commercial COngress-Ddy al Atlanta.
November 18th. All members who con-
template making the trip are cordially
invited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
rrpoJcr AGiINsr THE CRATHTE.
u.r Owners to Pay All Damages Arising
From the flbe Disaster.

ROTTERDAM. Nov. 6.-Thc Court OF
,,ar,ne jurisdiction has rendered juds-
ment upon all points against the BRUSH
steamer Crathic. which ran INTO anu s5hN
,ha North German LLOYD steamship Zine
Of Iovestof Eng. January .oth, lss2.
THE Court DEGREES that the owners o. inc
Crathie shall pay all damages sustained
bv the North German Lioyd Soi'p,.lS
shall nav all costs and that the snip ne
held under seizure until the money Is
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07
OBITUARY.
BENJAMIN ORION

Intelligence has been received here or
the death in Philadelphia OF Mr.. Benja-
min orion. who at one tlme rssi1el III
t,ician and inventor. and established the
SCHUYLER electric-light plant In TINS CITY,
He made many warm friends ior ne
ready with his purse and by personal ef-
fort to serve others. 49,, ~ y
He was born in Lawrenceville, \. y
Mr. Orton married Miss Belle peasants:
daughter Of JUDGE George Picesail',, pt
illinois and niece OF Mr. NJ. +. and the
late 7 Adair Peasants.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-07

WARTINSVILLE VA, Nov ESPECIAL.
The Rev. Il. g. Pearson III holding series
Of meetings here in the Lester Taberna-
clc. and large congregations are attending
his meetings daily. He IS n very power
mi reasoner. and his analysis OF scripture
texts are very powerful. ana ne holds MS
larr.. congregation of one thousand peo-
nle smell bound with his power OF oratory
and reasoning for an hour at time.
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WHEELMEN'S PARADE.
PREPAR1TIONS COMPLETE FOR
IMPOSING P1GEANT SATURDAY..
Fully Five Hundred Members are Ex-
pected to be in Line, and the Parade
VIII be tho Grandest Ever Held.

Should the weather be fine next sat
urday. the people of Richmond VIII VIII
ness the largest bicycle parade that
ever took place in the South. Inc wheel
men taking part IN 1t are restricted en-
tirely TO members OF the hlchihohu
League of Wheelmen, and the chances are
that fully five hundred of the little RED
streamers will nutter in the breeze on
that occasion.
Members Of the League VIII assemble
at the City Hall. from which the start
is to be made, at o'clock In the AFTER
noon. They will circle the Hall until
they get in line, and then by twos VIII
WHEEL around In front OF the Executive
mansion, from the porch OF which they
will be reviewed by the Governor.
THE LINE or MARCH.
The route is then west. and as the
cyclists come out OF the western gate
OF the Square, they will form fours, and
stretch away up Grace street. until Sixth
Is reached. Thence they will go TO
Broad. which wide thoroughfare they
Will follow 10 Foushee. Here they Will
bend TO the left. end cut across to Grace,
up which they will go to Richmond COL
lege; thence TO Franklin down Frank
lin to Grace, and back to the Capitol
Square, where they will disband. In
the line the riders Will be four feet
apart, and there VIII be twelve feet
between the lines.
Mayor Taylor will review the parade
as 1t passes his home on west Grace
street.
No uniforms Will be required except
the League colors. which II is expected
will be worn on the handle-bars of the
wheel. Cluhmen may combine their
own colors with those OF the League.
TIE BUGAL sIGNAIs.
The signals will be by bugle call
All signals will be preceded by flourish
Of the bugles to attract attention. The
following viii be used to regulate the
columns. To start, one blast. form two
abreast. two blasts; TO halt three blasts;
to form four abreast. four blasts. 10
slscken speed. five blasts. from a busie
in the rear OF the column.
The entire control or the line Will be
in charge OF Chief-Marshal W. G. Le-
febvrc. assisted by Assistant Marshals
DR.. T.. r. Baker, +. W. Cooper. Long,
Charles Frischkorn. and II. :. Halves.
The courlers VIII be W. Palmer Leigh and
Arthur Slater.
All cyclists not members who desire
TO join the parade should call OH the
secretary at No - north Ninth street,
and pay the initiation fee of twenty-five
cents, and purchase q badge.
IHE noAED OF GoyEhSOHs.
A largely-attended meeting Of the Board
OF Governors OF the r. l.. ". was held
last evening in the Office of the president.
Mr.. Jackson Guy. and the report OF
Mr.. w. G.. Long. of the Committee on
the Parade. was received The meeting
was devoted TO perfecting arrangements
for the parade.
The following are the names enrolled
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lie AL LIS.

STAGE Died. I'm Charles city county.
n, his sons residence, November %,
WILLIAM h. stage. Sr> aged seventy
Years three months and three days.
FARRAR-Died. at her home IN Ear
ton Heights. Wednesday morning. ANNi =,
danehter OF Mr.. and Mrs. ). G. y. Faux
ner, of Hanover county aged twenty
Funeral services at the residence III
A. NJ THURSDAY. Frlehus OF ,ie
family are invited to attend.
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CITY Circuit Court.

In the City Circuit Court yesterday inc
,oiicoing judgments were rendered.
Citlzens' Bank OF Richmond against X.
r Lee and arrie Nelson. for sSlo 49,.
Same against Georgia Turner Tor sSoo'
Same against Kate Roberts for s22t0
Nr David L. Johnston qualified 20
nrtctice i'm this court. and took the oath
~ an attorney at law.
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terry. and OF the Seabrook warehouse. on
east Broad street. but OF the proceeds OF
these sales only the sum OF &0.Wo IS 10
he expcutied in the construction OF the
new fail while from the remainder the
cost OF the site Is TO be paid.
The ordinance Is also to provide tnat
the committee shall advertise for-bids ior
the property 10 be sold and for plans
and specifications for the new building