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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12
EDENI ON.

Edenton. NJ c., Dec. 11.-(SpeciaD-
County Treasurer Elliott is out again
after several days sickness.
Mr.. c. E. Branning, Of Brannlng. N
c., is in town to-day.
Owing to the absence OF the pastor
Rev. n. NJ. Watson. who is attending he
North Carolina NJ. l.. Conference nj
Kinston. N. c., there will be no preach :
Ing at Broad Street Methodist church
Sunday.
Mr.. Z. d. Sawyer and wife. of Cam
den county, are here on visit TO the
family of Mr.. NJ. q. Upton.
4 The Langdon Dramatic company
presented the emotional world famous
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hereby certify that the bora re,,,,r,
by above rec.tod decree has been Van GU
Ieste: l.. n: SYLVESTER. c q.
oto-sn,th, sat- BY L. Thumns;n n n
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BY Valentine 6. Stevens. Auctioneers. ~
E'ank street.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR AUCTION
" house THIS Saturday NfORNiNC
At 10 clock. furniture, heating stoves
mattress springs. pianos body bruss, Is
ana Ingram carpets. good ones Ladies'
invited to attend the sale.
VALENTINE & STEVENS.
oelz-it Auct!oneers
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ALTA STJC CITY.

Cooley Memorial church, Rev. T. A
h"oihson. pastor-Pubilc worshins To.
morrow at II a. m. and 1870 p. m, Al
10y y. m the Rev. p. p. Reese. of Nnw
Jersey, VIII preach. Christian Endn,v.
ors a; and 6:3O p. m.
nainherts 20 mt Presbyterian church
M conducted by the Rev. l.. II Bal5.
VIM sunday school at $50 a. m. Chris.
tan Endeavors al 3 p. m.
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Auction sAIrs-rn,s DAY.

oy j. T. Jones L. Son. Auctioneers. -
Bank stinet
II Ugh CoNSTABLE'S sALE-TO
satlsty distress warrant in my
I Manus 10 favor-of |. o. Gnidntr. agent. vs..
E M Marks. ! VIII sell at pnliic auction
IO-DAY, December 18th, iS9G. at 1879
clock. the gods and chattels of the dc,
teRdant, rs follows. to-w.t:
ALL TIE STOCK AND FIXTuRES
contalned ~ store No. 81 Church street,
Rn .ros ne Guarantee Tailoring Go.
ID. ]. TURNER,
High Constable
Sea-, ]. T. JONES & SON,
ueI--R AuctiCneeis
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BY H. c. Hcggard & Co.. Au4,ioneers.


PURSUANT TO a DECREE OF THIN
circuit Court OF Princess Anne Co,n
W render ed in vacations on the Ieti1 dav
OF November, 1896 in the Chanccrv suit ~
Williamson ct cls. vs.. Smith ct ais, i shall
ISL ~ pnBis AUCTION, ut the Norfolk Heal
Nstat5 ahd Stock Exchange, Man street,
the l2th day of December 1896 ali tina tract
OF lahu, situate near " h.tehurst LaLu:ne
Gross Roads in the County of Princess
Anne, Va, bounded on Tie north Ly The
kemLsNi.le ard Norfolk County roads:
cast ~ the lands OF Jonathan SanGcriins:
south by the lands of Geo. H. /. dfurd
ana on the west by the Wh!tehurst I n ID
Ing and Great Bridge roads: containinr
th,rty-eiGht acres. more or less"
TERMS:-Cash, sufiicien, to pay costa
OF sun ana EXPENSES OF sale: the balance
on credit or s:N and twelve months
tie purchaser to execute bonds with an.
proved security for the deferred nav
niciits I'm ,q"al inSta ilments bearing m
iereSt from day OF sale, with leave 10 an
rciphtr the rnymcnts), and the tile IN
IL retained until the further OF der or he
count.
j NJ. KEELINO,
special Commissioners
! hereby certify that the bond required
IVY tho above mentioned decree has heen
executed by the Special Commissioner
y. Z. KFILNM,
debut Clerk OF the Court
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NORTH CAROLINA

play entitled East Lynn or the Elope-
ment" at Rea's Opera House last night,
and nothing but words of praise could be
heard for the way this great play was
rendered by this company. They close
their engagement here tomorrow night
by presen ing RIP Van Winkla"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-12-12

PURSUANT TO THE TERMS OF A
a.vree Of the Circuit Court of the
day of November. lSyf, in certain sui suit
n n, ehancery therein pending In VIII en-
Elenora Mccoy. ct ais are iefendants'
shall sell at public auction In front II
shS Tou. thuuse VI sad county en-
CEMBER. 1886. AT ~ NJ,
Ina, mat certain lot with appurtenances, ST.
formerly Crabhe) and Pine streets nesr
the city OF portsmouth, In the COUNTY at
i MorifGGik. SAID lot frort.Pg 80 feet en- CO.
ing fully descr bed In the said decree
rms-ore-half cash, residue in s,x
months with interest: or the Durci sar
may anticipate tho payment Of sad II reer
j. +. DALEY, SpeciaI Cnm na IN,
Crier. oHsi'
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-04

o!ne inc emphatic tone In which mon
ana women from every part Of the
onriU.i states speak anu write of Paine $
UnIhS ,SoEil'ound, not word more
s,ereotvpcd pages of daily paper these
enthusiastic letters can't heip losil. 2
acter. Ne'
Palne's celery compound is not one of
me many sarsaparilias or nervines that
manage 10 make themselves public as
far as their mere names 20. hui without
themselves known to suffering neo2le
py actual use; Palnes celery compound
mas been used and cnthusia stically rec
commended by the most judicious, CON
slderate, careful men and women in
every city in the United States as an
aDSclutH cure for nervous debiiity and
exhaustion. neuralgia, sleoplessness, mel
anchoiia, kidney trouble and all bIocd
diseases II is the best spring remedy
stronger charm OF hope about them fba n
NM "th"r da"s Of the year. Now is tho
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-04

DR.. Pnrkhurst's best aid in his untiring
crusade against crime is his wife
In looking after the doctors health,
Mrs. Parkhurst Is doing more than all
the members of the womens campaign.
Am l worried about the doctor?" says
Mrs Parkhnrst. Not at all feel
that he is tired. but he recurerates. and
| never try to hinder him from piece
of work, because l feel he will have the
strength for It, My greatest pleasure is
In helping to carry out his ideas" Mrs.
Parkhurst wrote to Wells & Richardson
Company. January ~ 1896:
DR.. Parkhurst has used Pane's celery
compound for two weeks with beneficial
while very tired
In subsequent letter to the same
druggists. on January 2Sth. she said: ~
am sure the Paine's celery compound is
doing DR. Pnrkhurst good. l ain under
S SpisSin,oTis Il 20 10 d Mrs o,ioo :, for
W " were ncss'hlc to reproduce in cold
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-04

Season appointed by nature herself for
new growths. and n casting-of of the
Ola parts that have served their purpose
anu are outworn and diseased That
ttrrlhle throbbing OF the heart. the neu-
raigia, the headache the laden weight
over the eyes and in the forepart OF the
mead. need only Paine's celery compound
to vanish forever.
Painc's celery compound has come
legitimatcly by Its present tremendous
reputation, as an invigorator, nerve
regulator. hlocd-restorer and body-reciI-
perator. There is nothing experimental
about II.
No remedy in existence ever received
such emphatic and plain spoken testimo-
mails from sick. ailing. tired and run
down men and women.
1t Is no halfway cure that Is ATTEMPT
ed by Paine's celery compound, but a
clean sweep of every trace of neuralgia.
rheumatism. constipation, headache,
dyspepsia and blood impurity from the
system.
Take Painn's celery compound in the
spring TO purify the blood strengthen
the nerves and make health
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-04

March rs. A6.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-04
ulh27-tds
I RuSTEE'S SALE OF yAIIIARTE
LANDS IN PRINCESS ANNE
COUNTY

ex SS virtue ie OF certain deed OF trust
Land Land, ST., and Elizabeth +. Land. his
MI W,de' dated The 18th day of April. 1880
1 rnn or record In the Clerks office Of the
in deed book No 81, page 2jf. and az an ,S.
dequeSt or the creditors therein secured
of the hda shts been made In the payment
proceed on SATURDAY. the 18th da si'a ~
Estate iSg Esc a. IL oci9sk M at The
street; In the city of NorfolE va .' to M ssI1
at public auction the following propertvl
ALL THOSE TWO CERTAIN TRACTS
pieces or parcels of land, situated neal:
b InqHn E n In seabeard Masisterial
In the State of virginia, and boundaj;
and Il, d. deser rtp d as fellows. viz: ueu
Lh hiNif5 wih the cbE aiIgnnS TRACT OF
ments thereon and the app,,rte,,aS os.-
s sneren1t9 bGlonEins, which lately con-
ST., deceased, situated near l.on nu;
Bridse in said county. on the north sidn
Of Of. London %naf III Bridge road ana bounded on
f. Shepherd, on the south by the sail III
, London Bririse road and the Bap si.1i
Great Neck. road and the small pisc, me ne
i ana recently conveyed by said Bennett
no aah bS S ~ N.Y. S1r4 9ras and The
tract above described contains one b naru
dred ana forty-two acres. more OF less
TO said Bennett Land Sir. by Snsnns "a
Il. Land and by j. j. Burrousbs Snnoi "a;
GiommmisSioner; by deeds dated, respective
and duly of record (The family b 10; ifioS.
ground ,rsn, located upon the above describeJ,i
tract nhd containing about one acre nv
also the right OF way to and ron, ,h
sane sane was not conveyed by s0ia deed Of
Ssconi--THAT CERTAIN TRACT ON
LAND. situated near London Bridge or
me p, west side Of the Great Neck road. and nd
Neck road on the North by the H Grea.
tract and by the land of George Gri,,
stead: on the west by the I.Snnhnwn,,
Cn peem qnd Q" the south by the Margaret
land which was conveyed to said OF
nett Land. ST.. by Thomas Keeiinr ori1
WIRE. by deed dated the I'd day OF Anrii
office of the County Court OF Pr,nra.ss
Anne county. To all which deeds i ices
ence is hereby made. ieier-
a. Ihe i above property is conveniently and
haven river at the junction % Of Iy yninr
county roads. The Virginia Reacb r rour
road crosses the same, London Bride
S StaIloh having been a part of the la nd
offices and Churches heinE in close nrn ON
i IN W thereto Said property being about
miles from Virginia Beach Hotel.
This property furnishes every alvap-
tage for home and farm The lana
being peculiarly adapted to truck fa 11Iu
ing i"rH-
TERMS: 1920 cash: balance navajo,
at y and is months The deferred S SystoIe
ments to be secured by deed OF trust 10
be drawn and recorded at expense OF
a. r. HANCKEL.
BYRD. BALDWIN & go CO
.,, oe 800 Auctioneers
naIch 20 $3.50. mh29-tds
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AUCTION sAIS ArurUns DAr.

AUCrIox sAISa-rurunE DAY
BY Byrd Baldwin q Co. Auetieneers.
Ale or vA4E 14AHP' REAL Els
dfh It o assre sor Of M the limited
az str as 9f yb,rslInia entered on the 18th
shsfa aspehain Ing IN wS snsnIsery E saSss
mt and the eopS uni Mss B STGmI1alSt
F FafANS 81 s. W IhxSsEEFTTMENT nAssoeiA-
G INV 55SsxS a ITESH RHsEES B 9ss9-
public sastion on TTEsb6AY T fhe sell sell
s sssy s Of iA R,as. 1sss Ct il O'clock M at
ss srsyIt' the following described property.
4, Az Il; THAT tina. PIECE OR PARCEL OF
proysments thereon. bou sa w and i de-
sds Of Queen str Hssfn a n on the
ssenes or q ssa and
e fsef . s at Street. thence pS,ee
III % To the Fl feet.
& tho store Of the said Willis Hill:
, .henc .,,s south q hlonE the east wall of
on Queen street so feet 6 inches from
the east side Of Brewer street. and thence
street 10 feet inches to the point OF
Ses gin ths n 6IenE designated as lot No.
OF record in the Clerks office of the
cooperation n,r . Court Of the City of Nor
ways, etc. being the same property con.
sy,eyed by Willis Hin and wife to John l..
Smtth and Andrew Wall. trustees of the
Fidelity Building. Loan & Investment
Assoslation. of Washington. d. c., on
n boo,
Corded amongst the land records of the
ely 81 ~, Norfolk. Va. in Liber No IS,
TERMS OF sALE:-Cash $3.50 with
Interest thereon from the 10th day OF
March, 1895. at the rate OF per centum
per annum and the balance in six and
Twelve mouths. the title TO be retained
until all the purchase money is paid or
all cash ut the option OF the purchaser
L. c. BAILEY
Receiver
j. K. McNORTON
Attorney
BYRD, BALDWIN & co,
apo-toS AuctiOneers
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-04

Ex-senator Butler. Of South Carolina
since he retired from politics. has bu.l
up the most lucrative law practice I'm
the state. He says he could not be In.
duced 10 re-enter public life.
Jerome Hill, OF st. Louis. rode away
from Appoma.tcx owning NJ tn n,lu: his
unifom and a mule he borrowed from
General Grants army. but he Is now the
biggest cotton buyer in the country.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-04

LIQUID which forms the bulk OF the Of
tending growth being gradually decom-
posed into It's constituent gases.t and
SO passing away leaving but Slight
residue OF solid matter Repeated APP
plications Of this treatment are neces-
sary to entirely drive away the
growth. but steady gain is noted with
successive applications until finally in q
large number of cases the patient finds
himself entirely rid of his trouble, no
scar remaining and no pain having been
experienced.
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BY Fl. c. Hoggnrd & Co.. Auctioneers.
AUCTION sALEs-FUTURE DAY:

TkMHSSTE,s' SALE OF LoT IN BE Iiai;-
M. LIZ as PURSUANT to deed OF trust to
ana wife. dated March It'll. 1895, and duiv
recorded; and by direction OF the party
ton at the Court House door of Nor-
no a1ik w G9om4nty. In the city OF Portsmouth
T Zoe rnN ESDAf; the Sth day of April
,aesignated us No 50 ON Ninth street as
"a, Gown on Sykes plan of ives proper.
having depth of l05 feet. '''o
TERMS-CASII
.o, L. b. ALLAN,
Hh<f-luS Trustee
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AUCTION sA1Es-rnrn pAx.
BY H. c. Hogrard & Co.. Auctioneer


by II. C. Hosgard 6 Co.. Auctioneers.
Two VALUABLE LOTS ON FREE
AAS0M STREET AT AUCTION. =
,eS0sh SATURDAY, the 4th day Of April,
1850, we Will sell by the direction of the
oSMner at the Real Estate and Stock Ex-
SSnahge, lb2 Main street, two valuable
t Ss on the south side of Freemason ST.,
neIWeen Duke and Yarmouth streets
EEp.poSSite the residence Of Mr.. Geo. Nc
IiIaoSo sn. each 20 feet front, running back
~ fe.t tes n on the eastern line. and about 81
~, on the western line. Terms-One
% is'ir1 o CASH: balance on credit of and
iro . the day OF sale, and title retained
III. c. HOGGARD G. co.
mar25-tds Agents and Auctioneers
BY IL. c. Hoggard & Co.. Auctioneers.
Al THE REQUEST OF THE OWNER
I'VE snail sell at public auction ON the
s 81, OF April next. ut the Real Estate and
STOCK Exchange. 115 Main street. Nor
Ioik, Va, that lot or parcel OF land
with the buildings and appIrteno ncas
oelng acres more or less situated al
OSeana. In the county OF Prinress Anna
Ihere Is good dwelling house MI
store on the premises, and the trade
or the latter Is excellent
TERMS-1-3 cash. the balance In
u and IL months. The title to the proner..
" Is perfect. A plat of the propertv 90
be seen at our office eah
H. c. HOGGARD & co
mar2o-tds Agents and Auctionesrs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
]. ALSTON CABELL'S LECTURE
The Military and Civic History Of YlF-
ginia Discussed.
TROOPS OF WAR OF THE REVOLUTION.
Interesting Review Of N'rgin'" 'o'''''
During That Period The Lecture
Under the Auspices oil
the 4 4. ~ \.

,r., lecture under the auspices oil
.,,.,non Tor the Preservation OF
,.,-,,..,, Ant,ouiiics this season WAS given
,.e, n,eht in the hall Of the House Of Del
,.,,,s. IL was a large and distinguished
,..,,,.r-os OF members and friends Of the
orcanizstion. who had come TO listen TO
interesting and instructive address
dentrea ly Hon. J. Aston cabcll. Of
this city.
lhc audience was called to order by
lion. rs. Writ Henry. who briefly address
cd thc ladies and gentlemen present. as
ioaoNs.
"Tne good people. mostly ladies. who
are determined that old Virginia shall
never die. Tor she at least never tires,
have resumed their lectures. They have
boon very clever Zoo the past in tho see
lection OF gentlemen 90 address th'm'
except in one OF two instances. III is
very great pleasure this evening 70 lh-
troducc Co This assemnlage Mr. >. ASTON
Cahcu who Will deliver tie lecture on
this occasion.
Air Calsn who was greeted with APP
riauac. read one OF the most Instructive
papers ever listened 10 10y members OF
The Association and commanded tne
closest attention OF DIS hearers Tor more
than am hour Ills address was as ioi-
lows.
FULL TEXT OF TIE ADDRESS.
The subject designed me for this oren-
INK is "'In. War OF the fcNoiutioh tl'''-
ltHUl-Ihc Military and 'Nh ihH'olS W.
Virginia AMID Nirsiuia Troops. 10 ia "
subject o. which ! lafc EiNeI murh "t-
tcutiou aud Study. and One lu when. as
NirufuiHN.. $3.50 AIh'ii'tH "" GO
ways fclt tlc deepest interest IL ~
however. fIr TOO extensive. for TOO li"-
plrtlnf. d subject to Doe properly uctlcb
lu ono lecture ITO recount the Dfl'
played ly Nncmius iu The heNolnl1n
would Doc to give in oclAi lhc hie'y' ''
the Revolution itself. Wherever hi"f'
deeds were dome, dangers were ehcouH-
tered. priNHuons were endured, sdcilnee7
Were mnIr. or victories were acnicN'N
there were Nirginlau7 always To DE iounH'
sustaining the honor ana lame OF ,ut
old Dominion. and showing TO inc Woiid
that She wts worthy OF her position as
FIRST among tne colonies.
cannot do more Tonight than touch
upon few off the great events Do inns
heroic struggle. which had most 10 40
ia BRINGING DO TO "a successful conclusion,
and 90 show how much they were 20 Doe
attributed tO Virginia patriotism ana VIZ
ginia val0r.
The only crcditahlc object we have in
view iu rcc0untiug The great deeds OF
our ancestors and keeping alive their
memories DIS 90 infuse into the minds OF
the people Ike spirit. Ihis Is one
OF the great objects of all history. Lord
B0linehrOke says. 'Ihe object or our
study should De neither 90 soothe our
Incidence nor TO crafty our vanity. The
true and proper object is constant
improvement IN private and public Wiz
tue"
Virginians have been sadly deficient I'm
studying the history of their own state
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

. ,l. ....I. i.,..,,,r.,+e Of
and DO itmcmp. ilu- tHe "t' u, ,,i.,. r,,.e
th,N own tIt't men, anu .. .' ' ,,l an
l"htn az ""- tiiIiD tl f,t
the hl-h flahl"iu s'' i'l ,.'D",
uir iNN9 Do. . 81, ..r Tho
tH' 'N'L.. '""t 10y ,l. t'.,i.rd
81, 'i''.. Vl ''-' 49, ,'.., ,,.ifn,....ed
49,. ti 49,. ,,.. actually leailu were
b. 30, .,,i'r.te 1f sn admirable lecture iu
lhia 'v-i & ,tt- .,..,,i,o
s no. "rr,i.' a. ,ys md them i'm the ncld.
tn' "i iiii.' "r i 49, ,.ti.,. no
j ntca hol ',i you way "si',.o' ny
colonies hnL HI'At i'i'.'-" -.
pared ior lNc war l."l ",i,i.'i p-l',
c'miI I.De' tl us. u.s. .,,,.i ia
lolt1"M JUS 'u'"tlv'. .,
very poor opinion OF iH' tvD' "l ''.-
'oionlel7, aih many On Wv az, 49,.
hdu '.u A'-" ." Ti..... & .,,4 t,,,,i[
pau t,tlrili. Al'Nl =. t
or illt lhe NtW til- illlu 'iv.i. u, d. III l,.
their homes on the very o"y 'H,t s.o'
teIm on 'Niie tii. hl ,Al''iI,"' a''r J, .,t
Win oiihDuii! lh'H li.-D,7 ~ -, 49,
nus n"i i,t..., f tt.rinii,io
tND WIN "l N..ti "' .' l .-,,
, ,,"ri ~ ,t. ,,'r fpar@ is fiffle for his
.,...... l.f ,.,..,e,,
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ti' '"'iNi '.'.' .''. wv --"-i.- go,
att tn'N. ""V '"lu -H"ii' t"''D' 60
S,n.l -'i 'il' "'" 10 ..i,.. 90 t,ro,,
~. ~. 49,, - ~
Vircuia troops. Though fighting upon
other soil. ard far from their homes.
we hear OF hii. murmurint from then'
greater MlNN-Nt'a 10 vNt4 Nltil "l-
ncers. and stronger spirit OF Devotion
fo fn' '' tt cause llf Mhl-h thty were
struggling.
10 lr Increasing fo know the estimate
the English put upon me oiHercnt 'oio-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

BEECHiM,S PILLS, taken as directed,
will quickly restore Females tocomplete health.
They promptly remove obsiruclons or Lresu.
s.-ttt~, ~. To-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28
STILL ANOTHER DELAY.
THE EFCHNOND TEICyfON COMPi-
Wy 1GdIN ENJOFNED.
THE Valentino Case On Trial in the Law
and Equity Court-powney Goes To the
Grand Jury-Other Court News.

George n. Clark. by his counsel, Messrs.
T.. b. Munford and j.. T.. Lewis, yes-
terday applied 10 Judge James G.. Lamb.
of The Cuancery Court. for an injunction
estoppin- the Richmond Traction Conn
pany from building their First-street llne
10 Hollywood.
The petitioner AYERS that the Traction
Company claims the right 10 construct
the said line under certain pretended
ordnance approved by the Council Au-
gust Is 1895. and amended February d.
1876 The position then continues.
-Your orator is advised that said or
dinlnce is invalid because at the time
tue Common Council attempted ID cone
slider nually and act thereon, there was
I'm force au ordinance lscc. 9. chap. $50 OF
mo ordinances Of the city OF Richmond,
which explicitly provided with reference
10 applications for extending the tracks
OF railway carr, into streets not hereto
fore occupied"
Tho petition then quotes from the or-
dinancc.
90 90 But uo such application shall Dee
acted on without "a reference thereon To
the Committee ou Streets generally. and
untu the same is reported on by them.
nor shah tbs report be finally acted on
at the meeting Of the Council &C which
90 IT, made
The petitioner. in conclusion, recitod
that propcriy-0wncis along The prop0s II
line had no opportunity tO he heard. and
knew nothing of the matter until after
the ordinance had received the signature
of the Mayor
judge Lamb. after careful cOnsiderl-
ton or the matter. refused % grant the
Injunction. Counsel for the petitioner at
once took the case % the supreme Court
where 900 Injunction was granted hy
Judge Keith. 90 Doe operative until noon.
December 10. 1896. unless sooner di solved.
III. L--. IN. E----. Clurl was Lu-v al
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

The funeral Of Mrs. Lucy p. Allen
took place az her latc residence. No.
lfI east clay street. yesterday afternoon
at O. clock and the inl--mcut was made
iu Hollywood
Alier eighteen months Of failing lcf ith
and three weeks az critical illness. SHE
passed away at her home Thursday
night. or u o'clock. il she srcltiath
year Of her age.
She was The widow of the hto J. H..
Allen. and leaves the following children.
Mrs Samuel Steinicin. Alr7. il. J.. Terry
Mrs b. a. C0wle- Miss S. 81. li.ln.
AIossrs. IT, % and W. -. allen.
The deceased was a LOVING mother and
wife and consistent member a. Craze
Street Baptist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-28

day yesterday hearing evidence IN the
salt of Alberta Valentine against the
Virginia State Insurance Company and
X. a. WO0dal. for 5000 damages, alleg-
ins false imprisonment.
TWO vars ago a house belonging 10
tine Valentines was burned and Mr. Nalen-
tine was arrested az the instance OF the
insurance company hy whom his house
was insured ON the suspicion OF having
set tine 90 DO. lie was acquitted by tho
County Court. and hence his suit
The ease is hkely 90 consume some
days. NDsTs Eisar Allan and Edmund
Wadiil are representing the p.aintih,
and Mcs rs. Muntord, Pollard * Sands
the defendant
SUIT WAS entered I'm this court yestor-
day hy James Bailey, who sues. etc,
against the International Fraternal AM
ance of Baltimore Md. for 500.
I'm The city Cfrcuit Court "a verdict
was found for the defendant In the case
OF the Ballard a. Ballard Company
against g.. D.. Fleming
IN tho Hastings Court Thomas r. Bur-
we'll Was sent 20 the penitcntiary for
two years for forgery.
Robert Brown. charged with house,
breaking, was fined s. and jailed for one
year.
John IT, Johnson on charge Of as
sault was fined s. and given thirty days
IN jain.
THE POLICE COURT
The case OF greatest interest before
Justice Crnichhol yesterday was that
of Thomas Downey the tramp charged
with % crime against Richard Cottrcl.
3D. hFe-ycar-Old child The little hoy was
present in courtas wore several witnesses
who described the offence. 4 good case
against him was made out. and he was