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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
<axxEwvIcEP.ssIDESr.
Me-. Sc. John, OF ths sssbosrd' Issues
Circular to He Meu.

Mr.. r. st. John. the new vice-president
of the Seaboard Air Line. H. under The
date of January LIST. issued the following
circular from Portsmouth Va, to the
employees of the road:
In assuming the duties or vce-presi-
dent of the railroads comprising the Sea-
board Air Line. the undersigned desires 10
express to one and all connected there
with feelings of entire cordial!ty with
the added hope that the new year upon
which we are just entering may be most
prosperous one.
The property entrusted to our care Is a
-ery valuable one. requiring at our hands
the greatest consideration. our efforts
must be to increase in every legitimate
manner possible it's business, while care
In the protection of its revenues by the
practice of economies. not injurious 10 It's
necessities. Is enjoined upon all. Let the
question be how much mot how Httle)
can we personally do TO aid in the accom-
plishment of desired results. Efficiency
will be required and loyalty to superiors
expected. These two go hand in hand
and when united in a common cause VIII
always prove invincible. To greater de-
gree, If possible, than ever before let us
strive to posse IS both.
All officers, department chiefs and rep
resentatives OF this line Will continue II
| the performance of present duties.
The undersigned will gladly receive sug
| gestlons from every source, when 1t Is
believed that such suggestions are in any
way likely 10 improve the business OF
! the service of the Seaboard Air Line, an'
| his doors will be open at all times t.
| officers. department chiefs. employees OF
| the public at large. who may have bust
ness 10 transact with him, and such per
sons may be assured Of most cordla
| yyeIpome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

was formed. and for his part In the af-
fair the future hero of Chicago romance
was arrested The insurance agent was
given n term in prison. but Van Thomp-
con esc.nod because his alleged partner
syore that his part was simply an inno-
cent one. he believing that the signature
was genuine. His real name Is Orvile
Van Buren, Thompson. but OF late years
the "Buren" has been entirely dropped.
wyar HE DOES IN CHICAGO.
Van Thomson is a practicing lawyer.
with s,Imn;i,ousIy furnished apartments
at 2lg La Sale street. In additbn 10
which he handles southern tracts OF
land. Though a single man. he conducts
a well-appointed fiat at ~ Center avcnue'
where. until recently. Mrs l.. t.. Gurn-
sey presided as housekeeper. Her dismiss
cal was brought about because of a sem
sational letter she wrote 10 MISS fre"lt.'
He maintains a private livery stable on
Ann street. near Randolph. where he
keens a dozen horses and half az many
fancy rigs besides employing hostlers
and coachmen 10 care for this brapch OF
his comfort.
The Times says:
His amours are so numerous that they
cannot he entirely run down, but SUM-
Gent number are traced to earth TO de-
velon n most interesting ana sensational
story.
OrviIIe Van Thompson first appeared In
Chicago several years back, and, from all
accounts no cut a great social swath in
the carly DAYS OF his residence here. He
started out modestly enough at first, con-
| tenting himself with being engaged with
| but one Young woman at "A time, but lat
! terl,, his EXHIBITS have been coming upon
him so thick and fast that he has scarce
! " been able to release himself from one
| entanplement before another was causing
| him sleepless nights.
L; LOVE VIII 4 ST. LOUIS BELLE
The latest victim of MIR. Van Thomp-
| CONS winning ways is no less a parsonage
| than Miss Dorothy Prewitt, the reignine
! belle of ST. Louis social circles ana
! daughter OF the well-known physician OF
{ that CITY. DR.. r. +. Prewtt. II was due
| to this engagement that the true history
I OF the man came to light, though not be-
| fore he had caused the issuance OF mar
riage license for the union of himseif
and the young woman. and had announced
! 10 some OF his Chicago friends tnat he
/ had already made her his wife.
! At the time OF his meeting with Miss
Prcwitt ne vas engaged 10 marry Eleanor
Ryan. daughter Of +. f. Ryan, the Chica-
30 dry goods man. and had previously
! been affiliated in ante-nuptial affairs with
| Miss Clara Skinner, of 9l2 west Monroe
! street, ard Marion skinner of 1j6 west
/ Monroe street. besides several othe
| young women Of this city. He had a tacit
| understanding with pretty Lillian Green,
who lives at IS south Ann street. and. &C
! cording to the statement OF anothe
young woman, Carrie Dudley, had prom
Used to marry her, too, IL he ever conclud-
- - g4I
Hattie Ludlaw on her way from school
and from The acquaintance there ripened
A friendship that warranted him in pre-
senting her handsome watch, which
however. was speedily returned by The
rirl's narents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
MORE MAIL -POI CASES.
The DiseNc IL spreading In the Indian
Reseryrtion OF King William County.

Governor O'Ferran was yesterday
morning informed that smallpox was
spreading in King William county, and
tIat three new cases had appeared on
the Pamunkey Indian reservation II
was also stated that person VINO had
been exposed to smallpox had escaped
from quarantine.
The Governor at once took the neces-
sary steps looking towards the adoption
OF more stringent quarantine resuld-
tons. He sent Geographic instructions
10 that effect to Mr.. II. j. Lewis, me
commonwealth Attorney of King VIII
liam county.
The Indian reservation is situated near
Lestor Manor. and the building In which
the first patient is confined is about -
yar.ls from the York River railroad
Eight or nine other persons had the
same opportunity of contracting the dis
ease az the three who have just been
stricken with smallpox.
DR.. W. +. Oppenhimer, president or Inc
Board of Health OF this city, viii al
once take the necessary steps 10 pre-
vent the transferring of the disease into
the city of RichmOud
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
UIIYE CLENBACY.
Governor Overall Grants Three Pirdt n
After Consid-ring the Circumstance.

Governor O'Ferrall yesterday pardone
Junius Dunn, who. In August last. wa
sent to the penitentiary in the Smyt
County Court to serve a term OF 81
years for breaking into an clubhouse an
stealing $50 worth of meat. In grantin,
the pardon the Governor said:
Since the pardon OF this maj Wa:
refused last September, he has entlt!e
himself to clemency by giving informa
lion TO the superintendent of the pen
tertiary OF the murderous intent OF e
convict which. perhaps saved the liz
OF a guard recently. when the said con
Wet made an assault"
The prison record of Ipinn Is good. ana
his pardon was recommended By num-
Der of prominent persons.
The Governor also granted pardon Ia
George and Radford Cooper. first cOus-
ins. who were sentenced to serve terms
Of seventeen and fifteen years respect
lively i'm the penitentiary for murder
in the second degree. by the 'dcntsomeTy
County Court i'm December, 1889. IL
granting the pardons the Governor says
The pardon is granted on condition
that they Will conduct themselves III VI,
future as good, taw-abiding cltlZehS' II
ever found guilty Of a violation OF tnt
penal laws of the Commonwealth the
pardOns will be null and void
The pardons Of the two boys were re-
fused by the Governor in October iast
hut the petitions were renewed. The jury
that convicted them, Mr.. c. o. Hearmans
who prosecuted them, and numerous
other prominent citizens of MontS merry
county asked for the exercise OF eNecu
tive clemency. DR.. Harrison, the sur
geon to the penitentlary. certified to th'
failing health Of the boys one or Whoh
has consumption.
Both boys are not yet out Of theil
teens. and their mothers, very nce-look
ing old ladies'. dressed in deep mourning
we're in the office Of private secretary
Chesterman in waiting yesterday Whil'
the Governor signed the papers. rs sooI
as the pardon was announced the,
rushed into the executive chamber anC
thanked the chief Executive for his ac
Of kindness. All those who witnessed th'
scene were deeply moved.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Had No VuarunI.

The regular monthly meeting o. lne
Committee on James River Improvements
was to have been held in room NO - o.
tho DIV Han last evening at u O'Clock
bur i'm The absence of-a quorum no pusi-
ness could be transacted. The members
present were: Messrs. Landerkih WnalI
mani. Vaughan Epps and Stdrkc, OF ne
civ Council. and Messrs. Thomas CHRIST
ian and Il. W. Powers. oe the Chamber
OF Commerce.
Another effort 10 obtain a quorum
will be made oil Friday AZ noon III NY
same room. IL Is hoped that every mcni-
her will be present at that time. Tor the
reason that business of great Importance
is 10 be disposed of. 49, 49,.
invited TO aDpear before the committee,
Was on hand last evening: He has not
changed his opinion and still insists lhat
neither members of the Councll nov %.
the Chamber Of Commerce have iisht
OF selling goods to any Of the municipal
Departments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
PERSONAL LND GhNEEAL.
Interesting Facts Regarding Richmond's
Citizans mud Other Mnttors.

Mr. II {. Jovnes. treasurer of Amherst
county. was at the Capitol yesterday
Miss Annie May Smithers has gone to
Norfolk and Portsmouth 10 Visit leI"llN'S
and friends
Mrs. Fanny L. Bladon of Roanoke, IS
visiting her friend Mrs \. Il. feaCoCNe'
No. ITO Capitol street.
Miss Marie Hoffman. Of Washington
-. G., is visiting Miss Emma ' Shep-
herd, at No. 81 west Main street
Messrs Binswanger * CO.. have put
one wagon at Or. Parkers disposaI 10
haul fuel for the poor for thirty Gays
The State Poard of Agriculture VIII
meet I'm this city, at the Exchange no
tel. on Tuesday. January I'D, al T. vi.
The lecture by Rev. Thomas Dixon, OF
New York which was announced LOT
January 18th, has been postponed uHV''
January 18th.
The CONGREGATION of RandOlph-Street
Raptjst church pounded their pastor, Kew.
~ r. Jolly. Tuesday night. in a very
substantial manner
Rev Fenner :. Stickney, of Monume9l-
ial church, will preach at 81. Luke
chapel. corner Washington and BeVef'eJ
streets tonight at O'Clock.
Miss Saunders, with her friend, Miss
Niorehead. of North Carolina. Will be al
home No So west Franklin street, Fli-
day evening. January ith, from - TO =
The annual meeting of the old Domin-
ion Press club VIII be ntlu al N-'' - 'loN "a
tonight Officers are to be elected, ana
much important business transacted
The members Of the Confederate Me-
mortal and Literary Society are request
ed 10 attend an important meeting 20
day al t. o'clock at Or. HCgo chuFch.
The ladies of the Association for the
Preservation Of Virginia Antiquities VIII
give tea tomorrow evening from 10
5 O'Clock. At the rooms of the Virginia
Historical Society, on franklin street.
The annual meeting and banquet OF
the Past Masters Association takes pace
at ST. Adams Hall tonight a O'CLOCK
Mr.. James Lyons Is president, ana MT:
SOL j. Binswanger Is secretary ana
treasurer pro tenn
Polk Miller will come all the way from
Philadelphia TO take part in the scene
from Justice Johns Court, in the Char ~
Vaudeville, January 10th. He VIII give
one Of his unique entertainments, lmper-
sonatng the plantation negro, III ne
Quaker City on the 9Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Turbett, of Bur
ralo y. Y. who have been the guests of
AIR and Mrs. @. W. -. Crawford, of
Forest Hin. for several weeks, left for
Southern Pines, y. {. They expect 10 re-
main for some weeks previous to their
departure for Florida. They VIII return
in April.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
4 GRFAi FLINT.
Van Thompson. of Virginia, Is Attracting
Attention in the Windy City.

The Chicago Times Of recent date con-
tains a threc-column article giving the
exploits and career Of Orvilie Van Buren,
Thompson, sof that city, who Is in much
trouble now over having courted and be-
come engaged to numerous fair damses
at one and the same time. The Times
saw:
Van ThompsOn's mother is a weakly
woman. who lives in fairly comfortable
circumstances at Bedford Springs. Va.
His father, now dead. was a carriage
maker. and rs a lad young Van Thompson
worked hard to elevate himself. tie enter
cd into a compact with an Insurance
agent at Lynchburg. whereby he was to
assume the latter's position at a certain
time. Before the appointed date risk
of the insurance company an old colored
man. died. one day Van Thompson's
friend asked him to witness the mark"
of the dead mans widow, she being un-
able TO write.
IL afterwar1 transpired that the mark"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
LAW AND EOUITf COURT.
The Superintendent OF the City Water
works sued for Damages.

In the Law and Equity Court. before
Judge Minor. yesterday the suit of Thos.
NJ. Landcrs against Charles T.. Boiling,
Superintendent OF the Water, Works, for
S0UO. was called for trial. The suit re-
suited from refusal OF Superintendent
Boiling TO grant the plaintiff a license TO
work as plumber for an alleged error in
laying certain water pipes. \ license
was also refused Mr.. Holzhauer on the
ground that Mr.. ianders was 10 be en-
ployed by him. Subsequently, however
Mr. 1.anders secured a license after a
jury in the Hastings Court had decided
that he was practical plumber.
Mr. larders claimed that his business
has been practically ruined. Messrs. IL.
NJ Smith. Jr.. and Lewis Wendenburg are
counsel for the plaintiff and city Attor
ney g V. Meredith represents the de-
PENDANT
Inc evidence was heard in part, a1d
the court finally adjourned until this
morning at 10 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
MID WINTER BA-CAIHs
Ar
,qaley&Co.'s

TURKEY RED cALIcoEs. &c. per
yard.
NAVY BLUE PRINTS. sc. per yard.
M..oIUM OUTINGS q pieces. be. per
yard.
CAMERON, D.. GOOD UNBLEAcHED
COTTON, &c. per yard.
COLUMBUS IA BLEAcHED COTTON.
DC. per yard.
AKRON GINGHAMs, Sc. per yard.
DRESS GINGHAMS, Sc. r.yard.
CoLoRED JEANS DRESS Lingins). &c.
per yard.
The BEST LINING cAMBRIcs. SC. per
yard.
CHECKED MUSLIN, better than you
90, elsewhere at the price. for Sc.
WHITE STRIPED MUSLIN. worth &C..
for sc. per yard.
INDIA LINoN. Sc per yard.
IMITATION SCOTCH PLAiDs. &c. per
yard.
: spOoLs DRAGON COTTON for DC.
| Ca0-yard spools)
! 4 boxes HAIR PINS Din one box for SC.
Half mound COTTON BATTING for &c.
MEN AND WOMEN'S HOSE, DC. "A pair.
2for pieces OF Sl-3c. LIGHT DRESS
| GINGHAMS. Sc.
rolls TAPE Cor Sc.
, S-inch WHALEBONES. &c. per dozen.
spools EMBROIDERY SILK for &C.
bottle NASELtNE for Sc.
WHITE AND COLORED BORDERED
lUANDKERCHIEFS. for Men. Women
and Children, 90
PEARL AND BONE BUTTONS. sc. per
dozen.
HONEY COMB TOWELS, good size,
for DC.
GOOD COTTON CRASH for &C. per
yard. ya-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
INIT sTrNoaRAPHER.
JUsrIcE JoHN'S COURY.
The Negro Charged With Breaking Into
NJ. Cnh.ns store IL SeptO'.

Joseph Hin. alias Charles Jackson col-
orcdD. who is charged with breaking into
and entering the store OF NJ. Cohen and
stealing "A lot OF clothing. etc, was sent
ON to the grand jury yesterday morning
bv Justice CIutchheld. He was also re-
1u.red TO give $H surety FOR twelve
mOotha on the charge OF being q sus-
picious character
Tom Coleman culoreN was sent on TO
the grand jury Oh the charge Of striking
". NJ. MCGOWAN on the head with some
blunt instrument
r. Mangno was fined s., and costs FOR
Shaping LucTet.a -. Williams the five
vear-old daughter of ". II. Williams.
Matilda Montague aud Bette Branch
1hoth colored. NeTe charged with fight
ing I'm the bar-rOOm of Roland WILLIAMS.
me former was n.,cd s. aud costs and
the latter $50 and costs.
" ilic ia ks ,colorcd. charged with
assembling. striking and Woundng Willis
PoindeNtcr ,also colored with a poker.
Was allowed TO SO free on payment OF
costs.
Willie PondeNtcr. Willie Rudd a2d
Charles Hates all coloreG) had also 10
nav costs. being charged with assault ana
battery on William Banks.
Rem Rolling tcolored) charged with
stealing q cloak from the store of A..
Cohen. was sent 10 Jail for twelve months
a. a suspicious character IN default of
surety
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Ranaat the Eniertninme I

The novel and beautiful Christmas enter
tainment which took place at Grace
street Presbyterian church last Friday
w.n by special request. be repeated 10
night at : o'clock, In the lecture-room OF
that church The programme will con-
sist of choice music and shadowgraphs,
closing with a floral scene of rare beauty.
This is without doubt one of the most
unique entertainments ever seen in Rich
mond. and when it was presented last
week il was a source OF pleasure and
surprise TO all who were present \
repetition has been earnestly requested
and the ladies have decided 10 satisfy
their friends and make little none,
for one OF the societies besides. The
merely nominal sum Of ten cents will be
charged for admission tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
KAUFMAN & co.
January Clearance
PRICE LIST On
Chi|dren's Seasonable Apparel.

cHIID'S CLOAK IN SERGE FLAN-
Nh. colors Tan and Old Blue. TO III
children two. three and four years, TRIM
med on collar and sleeve with Black
Wave Moha.r Braid. sold all season LOT
S25o-clarance price 81.
NAVY BLUE SERGE FLANNEL
CHILDS CLOAK, made same style as
above ard trimmed with White Braid
reduced from 1915 TO $3.50.
we have on hand about Is in all OF
those pretty stylish CHILDREN ,
CLOAKS. in sizes two to five years, col
ors Red. Tan, Brown and Navy in Clotn
and Basket Weave-some trimmed with
braid. others with fur-the prices were
from S5.g to s7.50-you can take pick OF
them AZ s. now.
TAN. BROWN AND MYRTLE FuR
Timed CLOTH CLOAK, with Lace
Covered Collar. sold at $3.50, reduced now
to 81. >,,,,>..o
Inc handsome SIS cHILDRENS
IS reduced TO $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

We the undersigned, members of Local
Union 81, Journeymen T4IOrs. wish 10
state to the public that the version which
Messrs. Salomonski * co. give of the
trouble now existing between them ard
their employees is false and erro-eons
" nile we ought to feel grateful for the
kind, fatherly care and consideration OF
the said firm for its employees in wishing
10 give work TO their hands during the
dull months, we must object 10 be rs
placed on level with Chi1ameu, for
such only could exist upon the rate OF
wages which Messrs. SalomOnski q co.
kindly offer TO pay TO AS The reduction
offered by said firm to the employees Is
from 80 TO 40 per cent. and not y ne!
cent. As they claim, and this without re-
ducing their price on Their suits, for W
claim that the prices asked by this firm
are not lower than those OF any otAei
first-class firm OF this city. We respect
fully court Investigation Of this fact
j. T.. LOHWASSER,
i. FISHER,
OTTO BLERSCH,
WIN. RUNNING.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
EnGorS ne Colonel Jones.

AT 4 meeting of the nOn-commissioneG
officers and privates after the regular
drill. the following resolution was adopt
ed:
Resolved. That we, as a part Sf this
regiment. express our thanks 10 Colonel
H. G. Jones for the valuable service
which he has rendered this regiment since
he has been at its head. and that we as
sure him that we still have the utmost
confidence I'm him. and We sincerely hope
that he will remain colonel of the regi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Rtot O h0nd OF St. AnfreW.

St. James Chapter, of the Brotherhood
of st. Andrew. held its seml-monthly
meeting last evening, after the regular
services Director Henry Harrison pre-
sided and Mr.. John w. Cringan recorded.
Messrs. Henry Lee Valentine, Stewart
Woodward and Henry Harrison were
elected delegates TO the local council
that meets in this city every three
mOnthS.
4 committee was appointed TO confer
with the chapter of the brotherhood o.
Monumental church in reference 10 the
distribution at the various hotels of in
vitations to attend the Sunday services.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Ihosan friends.

At meeting of Virginia Council. No.
. order OF Chosen Friends. December
18th. the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term, and viii be in
stalled Tuesday night, January S.h:
Past Councillor, T.. +. Woodward; Coun-
cilor, II. NJ Woodward, Vice Councillor
l.. V. Barnes: Prelate w. II. Hall; Secre-
tary. q. w. Libby; Assistant Secretary,
G. &. Cormick; Treasurer Edward Cray,
Marshal. j. II. Blair: Warden. w. O
Day; Guard. william Partin: Sentry, Z"
l.. Moore; Trustees w. A. Barrett, J. I
Vaughan and w. j. Mcdowell --------.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

Mostly. Junius \. Morris, w y; Lyons lyons
CcoiosedD. n w Nelson. James T. Neai.
Iacof, Nav 1 w Ferguson. j. IL. Lam
bert. c. l.. brown, Charles II simpson.
Samuel II. Pulliam and w. j; Westwooa.
There are two regular grand )uriss , cor
vcnod i'm January and July OF each year
ronsistins OF twelve citizens IN each IN
stance. while during the other terms OF
INC wear the grand juries consist OF nine
members only.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
CUJLDREN,s B0NNEIS AND CAPS.

CHILDREN'S SILK AND VELVET
CAPS. in all colors--the 5Sc. TO d3c' quah'y
reduced now to De.
Other STYLES that sold readily all ser
son at g.. Is and sSc.. reduced now 10 Joc.
Tne stylish CHILDREN'S CAPS, IN
colors. that were formerly 9sc'' Si'l- ai'u
ST * are reduced now 20 1Jc.
FNRROIDERED CASHMERE CAPS:
In White and Tan. reduced from 90 ana
In fact. we have made a change In the
price of all our CHlLDRENS> &C ~, ",
CAPS. from the cheapest 10 tue O'''
nna..lN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

The Commercial Building and Loan As
sociat.on offers its full-paid certificates
of stock al $50 per share.
This stock pays a cash dividend Of u
the profits of the association. For
further information, address Commercial
Building and Loan Association, sos Main
street, Richmond. Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Marriage Licenses.

The clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
terday issued marriage licenses TO the
following parties Mr.. John II. Ashley and
Miss Martha T.. Hall. Mr. Joseph 5. Noble
and Miss Anna ". TimbefIake, Mr
Thomas r. Johnson and Miss Ida st. G.
Small. Mr. John c.. Walker and Mss
Mamie Finnegan.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

The Offices of the Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of New York have been
removed to the Chamber of Commerce
third story-fronD. Howard Swineford
(Manager) has resigned and business ~
conducted by O. T. Bresee q Sons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Folks New Joke.

Polk Miller will tell a brand new joke
and sing the funniest song ever heard
at the Charity Vaudeville entertainment
AZ the Academy of Music. the night Of
January 10th The song was written by
MIR BENZ Valentine and Is the best pro-
duction OF his genius and pen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
linsllnrs nnrt

The Hastings Court yesterday allowed
the different accounts OF the City Ser
eeant and his assistants. the Jail guards,
otc.
Tne regular grand jury for the January
term OF the court VIII convene on next
Monday. IL vii, consist Of Mcsnrs. j. u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03
Cnancsry Court.

In the Chancery Court yesterday Chas
II. Chalkley qualified as adninistra tot
OF Albert Johnson, deceased, ana ID.
Richardson qualified as executor of W
d. Stubs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

II YOU need good med. line to 9nrliv
YOUR blood. give nerve strength ana build
I'M vour entire system. take Hoods Sar-
sap3rilIa. II prevents sickness by making
pure blood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

we will invest money FOR parties hav-
ing money to lend on real estate or on
good collaterals. -
THE FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-03

Parties having money TO lend can hnd
short or longtime real estate notes, Win
good rates OF interest. by applying TO MS.
run FINANCE TRADING COMPANY.