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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
THE SINNERS AND JUSTICE JOHN.
They Are Sent For, Arc Seen, ana
Are sent Away.

There were the usual lot Of sinners be-
fore Justice John yesterday morning, and
were let down quickly, while the Justice
hurried off to vote early and often for
the next Governor of this Common
wealth.
In the case Of w. II. Robinson color
ed. charged with stealing three dresses
from Margaret Barnes. the accused will
have another hearing this morning. The
woman was instructed to so to the
pawnshop where the goods were held and
ascertain If they were her property.
William Shonberger was charged with
being disorderly and striking Mary Shon-
berger, his wife and Julia Allen and was
required to give security in 500 for thirty
days. Shonberger Is deaf and dumb. but
can use his fists and feet as was clearly
demonstrated at his home Wednesday,
and sworn TO by his wife and her friend.
This is not his first appearance In court,
and he conducted himself with ease born
of experience.
The case of Henry links. charged with
threatening TO kill Nick Flennis. and
whom the plaintiff prayed to have placed
under bond to keep the peace, because
he feared bodily harm, was continued
until the Goth.
Julia Woodson and Laura Ellis We're up
for fighting in the street, and were fined
each $3.50 and costs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

most aggravating pitcher who ever
stepped into box In Richmond.
Brandt may not now come to Rich
pond. The philadelphia team find that
they need him there.
Richmond's stan OF pitchers Is good
enough as 1t Is. Wells has by far the
four best twirlers In the league.
Chesbro win so In to pitch to-day.
When. in the fourth inning. the score
was to against them. the Norfolk
lads resorted to dilatory practice, hoping
that the approaching storm would break
before the fifth inning, and thereby save
them a defeat. but 1t didn't
Umpire Carlin Is little fellow in
stature. and even smaller In voice. but
he Is for all rhat an umpire. and he
managed Smith and the rest of the
kIckers in most commendabIe manner
The leaders were defeated again yes
terday. Hartford this time taking the
starch out of them. They are only nine
teen points ahead OF Newark now, and
II they lose again to-day and Newark
wins, the Jerseyites will again go head.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

1887, increase service to thirty times a
week.
Ophelia to Burgess Store-From July l.,
| 1897. increase service 10 four times a
week.
Gloucester TO Glenns--From July l.,
1884, change service so as to omit Glouces .
ter and begin at Ark and supply Pinero.
between Ark and New Upton, decreasing
distance 4 IL miles.
Sprngwood TO Kyle-From July /. 1897
increase service TO three times a week
Change schedule TO Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
Schuyler to Rockfish Depot-From July
1, 1891 increase service to twelve times
a week.
Westboro' to Wellvile-From July /,
1881. increase service to six times week.
Change schedule to daily, except Sun
day.
L0negum to Chestnutfork-From July 1,
1897. increase service to three times
week. Change schedule to Tuesday,
Thursday. and Saturday.
Jacks Mil to Cavespring-From July
I. 1897. extend service to end at Roanoke,
increasing distance G1-2 miles.
Regulus TO Ridgeway-From July !, 1897,
increase service TO three times d week.
Change schedule to Tuesday. Thursday,
and Saturday.
independence. Va. to Sparta. n c.
From July l. 1897. curtail service TO begin
at Ellis, emitting independence, decreas-
ing distance miles.
APPOINTMENT TO WEST POINT.
Cadet appointments to the United
States Military Academy. ut West Point
have been made as follows: Edmund
Thomas Littleton. North Carolina; oscar
i. Cooper. Clinton, y. c., with Edwin
o. Cole, Carthage. y. c., as alternate
William II. Cowles. Wilkesboro'. n. c.,
with NJ. y. Falls. Morganton, n. c., as
alternate; John c. Pegram. Petersburg,
Va, with j. r. GoOde Skipwth, Va,
as alternate: James NJ. Kite. Graves
Mill, Va, with a. T. Carpenter, Red
Hill Va. as alternate
Several hundred Virginia excursionis;s
from Albemarle. Orange. Culpeper, and
other counties arrived in the city to-day
by the Chesapeake and Ohio railway,
and went sightseeing and making IL
lively i'm the halls of the hotels and adj
iacent apartments. They left for home
tonight at 1880
Lieutenant John \. Perry, Eighth In
fantry. has been assigned to college duty.
at the Bingham School, Asheville, y. c.,
vice CAPTAIN Charles l.. Davis. Tenth In
fantry. relieved: Lieutenant William +.
Ship. Tenth Cavalry, at the Davis
School. winston. y. c. has been re-
Heved and ordered to join his troop.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
LAND COMPANY aRTERED.
News of the City-HniI Courts Yes
ferdny--A Receiver Appointed.

Judge Wexford, of the City Circuit
Court, yesterday granted a charter 10 the
Powhatan Land and Improvement Com
pany, of Richmond. The company is or
ganized for the usual purposes of buying.
Improving. and selling lands The capital
stock is limited 10 $4,000. and is not TO
be less than 5000. The ownership of real
estate Is limited to 200 acres. The Off
GERS are as follows: DIR. j. Hall Moore.
president; Warner Moore, vice-president;
H. l.. Cabcll, secretary and treasurer.
The directors are the three gentlemen
named. and Messrs. +. II. CARRIER and S.
T.. Waddell
g. X. Pollock was yesterday morning
made the receiver for the business Of
George +. Anderson. Jr., whose property
was conveyed TO him ~ trustee in Hen
rico County Court on June %. 1897. The
receiver was appointed on his own peti-
tlon for the purpose OF converting un-
known creditors Of said George h. An
derson, Jr.
Suit has been instituted in the Chancery
Court of the city of Richmond by Thomas
-. Johnson against Ida NJ Johnson for a
divorce a vinculo matrimonii. Mr.. John
A Lamb IL counsel for Mr.. Johnson.
the case will be heard early in July.
and will be an interesting one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
Raid on Surgical Instruments.

A raid was made on the store Of Bart
lett, Garvens q CO., at No. Is north Ninth
street, dealers i'm surgical instruments,
some time during Wednesday night, ana
a lot OF surgical instruments and doctors
appliances were stolen. The burglar nrst
gained entrance 10 the building by break
Ing I'm the rear door. He then broke a
glass from an inner door. turned the Key
and entered the stOrerOom. Here he i'm
prOvised a. dark lantern with piece OF
candle AMI a box-lid, and selected what
goods he desired. The cash-drawer was
broken open. but the money had been
placed In the safe. which was not mo-
Tested.
It Is evident that the robbery was COM
miited by some one who Is well posted in
the value OF the instruments as only the
most valuable ones were taken, and tho
goods of cheaper grade were not molestcd
Every instrument is marked with either
the name or initial OF the firm. and the
goods Will be readily recognized. One
pockct-case was taken OF a grade OF
which there are only two others I'm the
city. The case Is in the hands of De-
tectives Gibson and Tominson, and every
effort will be made 10 apprehend the mid
night visitor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
Most Attractive Entrance.

Last fail. when the general improvements
were undertaken at the Young Mems
Christian Association building. the matter
OF making the entrance more attractive
was decided upon, but delayed until all
the heavy work and other changes were
completed The inner corridor has been.
very much improved by the addition OF a.
beautiful pattern OF tiled linoleum. while
formed under the skilful direction OF Mr..
r.. l.. Peters, OF this city. the walls be-
ing painted In light colors. while the cell
ing Is handsome piece OF decoration.
AT night this most attractive and we'll
lighted entrance presents "a very hand
some and inviting appearance. The work
is we'll done. and reflects credit on tho
artist.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

Forest-HilI Park will be- the scene Of a
new venture I'm the vaudeville line next
Monday night. An imposing aggregation
of talent will furnish a programme OF
Inirth and music every night next week.
with a matinee Saturday afternoon for
ladies' and children. and there viii be a
weekly change OF performers during the
entire summer. ..
Manager Leath. I'm selecting his TALENT.
has been specially careful TO cater TO the
public, SO as 10 provide an entertainments
that while being amusing varied, and In
terestng. still TO be such that the most
fastidious can see and hear without criu-
clsui no liquor will be allowed on the
PARK. gand the Richmond Railway and
Electric Company VIII provide ample
Transportation 10 and from the park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
A Great Moonlight Excursion.

Those who have been keeping their eye
on the local Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation have doubtless noticed continued
evidences OF increased interest and ac-
tivity. The echoes of the successful
membership contest and the social events
connected Herewith have scarcely died
away. and now comes the encouragement
of a big moonlight excursion. That II
will be a success goes without saying. The
excursion Will take place Thursday eve
ming, July Sth, on the steamer Pocahon-
tas Every one of the more than 200
members will be taken free. the only con-
dition being that they must secure a
ticket OF admission to the boat. This ex-
great membership contest between the
Greeks and Turks An excellent pro-
gramme Is being prepared for the ooca-
sion, and refreshments will be served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
BOSTON DEFEATS BALTIMORE.
It's Victory n Decided One-OutfieId-
ers Hnmpered.

BOSTON. June 2i.-Boston won a de-
cided victory over Baltimore to-day, but
the crowd of spectators was so dense that
the outfelders were greatly hampered,
and the ground rules that were put in
force detracted largely from. the interest
i'm the game. Bergen split his finger in
the seventh inning, and was replaced by
Camel. Long and Jennings did some
phenomenal fielding, while Dury led In
The batting, with five hits out OF five
times at bat. Score II. ii. II.
Boston .... .......2 0 22O . Ox-l2 - 3
Baltimore &C.. 100 2 90 Il " 5 10 3
Batteries: Nichols, Bergen, and CAMEL;
Mons and Robinson.
Tmpires-Messrs. Emslie and ODay.
Time-2 hours and q minutes.
CLEVELAND. 5; CHICAGO, 2.
CHICAGO June A.-The Indians played
here to-day for the first time this season,
and won a well-contested game from the
Colts Both teams punched their hits In
the second. each side tallying twice. the
score remaining so until the sixth. when
by Callahan, resulted In three runs for
the visitors. Score: II. II. l..
Chicago O2000OOOO-2 s /
Cleveland .... ...02O0 030O0-5 10 o
Batteries: Callahan and Donohue;
Young and Krieger.
Umpire-Mr. McDermott. Time-1 hour
and 80 minutes.
BRIDEaRoOMs. 7; PHILLIEs. 8.
BROOKLYN, June 24-The Phillles
this season to-day, and although only
about 1900 persons turned out 10 greet
tbsm the home team are glad the Qua-
kers are here, as II gives them a chance
n regain some Of the ground lost while
nlaying Boston. The score was clnsa at
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
GROCERs HAVE GRIEVANCES.
They Discuss Them, Hut Have No'
Organized Permanently.

|. A called meeting of the retail grocers
OF the city was held az Laube's Hall last
night, and IT was largely attended. much
enthusiasm being manifested by those
present. The temporary chairman. Mr..
W j. King. called the meeting TO order.
and business was proceeded with at once.
Many grievances were touched upon, such
as Illegal peddling of goods on tbs streets,
wholesale merchants selling TO consumers.
the terribly abused credit system, etc.
The matter of permanent organization
was deferred until next Thursday night,
as many prominent merchants were UNI
able TO be present last night. IL Is hoped
that the attendance at the next meeting
will be large.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

A telegram was received here late yes
terday from Fredericksburg. anDouncipg
the death OF Mr. John q. Andrews. Jr..
late OF this city. He was the eldest son
of Mrs. Julia b. and the late John q.
Andrews, and was held In high esteem by
all his friends, to whom this announce
ment will be a shock. His death was the
result OF a kick on the head from a horse.
which fractured the skull. The accident
occurred on the 18th, and his mother has
been in constant attendance on him ever
ton. and medical skill could do was with
out avail, and he passed away Yesterday
at noon, just on the threshold OF life. in
his 18th year. Mr.. Andrews was married
several months ago TO a most estimable
lady OF Fredericksburg. where nc has
since resided
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

against Kentucky. Weather clear; at
tendance. $500.
First race-six furlongs-Elsie ID. q to
10 won, Rose d'Or 30 10 II and 10 ID
second. Siddubia (25 to u third. Time,
lis ga.
Second race-2-year-olds. five furlongs--
Crockett 6 to - won, Miriam q. % TO l
and to 81 second. Goeth 60 to y third.
Time. 1905.
Third race--one mile-Nannie LIS Sister
O5 TO y won, Royal Choice g TO and 3
TO 81 second, Sweet William IS TO - third.
Time. Ia
Fourth race-3-year-olds, one and one
fourth mies-Tippon III. 90 to - won,
Goshen Q5 TO 1 and to y second, Darei
q to p third. Time. 215 IA.
Fifth race-Brewers Stakes. value sLJn.
for 2-year-olds. six characterization q
to j won, our Chance @ to D coupled
with Marsella second, Fred. Broens q to
ID third. Time. l:2O.
Sixth race-six furlongs-Utopia q 10 y
won. ST. Augustine 6 TO and TO y
second. Bob Millican O2 to u third. Time,
/: IS 81
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
TaLLEY PERE is OBDURATE.
He Declines to Let His Son Wed Miss
B,ayioch.

Young william Edward Talley and MISS
Lizzie Blaylock still remain unmarried.
The young mans father, whose dominion
over him has one year longer to run, re-
mains obdurate. and declines most posi-
lively to give his consent 10 the union.
As a result. the twain have decided 10
bide their time. and they may not now De
married until after the prospective groom
has attained his majority.
l.. A. Miller and A. NJ. Avis were before
Squire Lewis, Of Henrlco, yesterday ar
ternoon. charged with the larceny or a
boat. the property of the West End Hunt
ing and Fishing Club. The case was dis
missed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
Johnnie Goes Home.

Johnnie Golden, the little protege for
the past few days Of the First Police sta
ySas 10 have been taken to the Police
Court yesterday morning, and would have
probably gone to the reformatory, but q
letter came from the child's father. I'm
Newport News. inclosing a ticket ID that
CITY. I'm the afternoon he was placed OH
the train and dispatched for home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
IfDSII-I} Y,

times. but the Brookyns were never III
danger of losing the game. q.
Score X. r. r..
Brooklyn ..... ....41O010 1x- Y 4
Philadelphia .. 30 zoos O. IL
Batteries: Payne Kennedy, and GRIM
Wheeler and Clements.
Umpire-Alr. Mcdonald. Time-1 hour
and 50 minutes.
ST. LOUIS. Z; PITTSBURG, g.
PITTSBURG, June 2i.-St. Louis should
have won the game long before 1t dld'
but poor fielding made twelve inDings pos
sible. The winning run was made through
Alys wild throw to first. followed by TWO
HRS Pittsburg's battery was chahs-
ed I'm the ninth to try 10 save the game,
but it was useless. Cross was put out OF
the game and off the grounds IN the
twelfth for dsputing the umpires de-
cision. Score: T. III. ~:
ST. Louis 10000 zoo 0 II ~
Batteries: Hughey, Tannehill' Leahy'
and Sugden; Hart and Douglas.
Umpire-Mr. Sheridan. Time-2 hours
and 81 minutes.
POSTPONEMENT
WASHINGTON. June 24-The New
rk-Washington game was postponed on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
Medical Examination Concluded.

The state Board of Medical Examiners
concluded Their labors. so far as the ex-
am,nation OF embryo physicians is con-
ceTncd, Yesterday afternoon. but the re-
sult OF the examination Will not be made
I0noxvn for some time, as the papers OF
Nc lsS candidates will all have 10 be ex-
AHMED and passed upon by each member
"a the board.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
LANCASTER DEFEATED.
Couldn't Hit Nickery, and Made
Costly Errors.

LANCASTER, PA. June 4.-(Special)-
Inability to hit Vickery at the times hits
counted. together with costly bases on
balls caused Lancaster's defeat by Hart
ford. Score:
LANCASTER
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

Cards. BIii-Heads, statemsai>. Lssisrs
Heads, Note Heads Clrcu!srus lIandbllIa
Dodgers. ETC.. psipted blythe Discate6
Company IT, low prices. Will give you
good work at same prtccs you pay fos
Inferior work. Send Us your orders end
we Will guarantee Satisfaction h even
narticvlar.' 8
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
R,chmond's Percentage Incrcasing.

Richmond Is coming up In the per-
centage column. But eight points sepa-
rate her from Norfolk. and to-day's
game may put her in sixth place pro-
yided she wins.
Norfolk's Brooms can play better ball
,han they did yesterday. After Rich
mond had taken the lead Billy Smith
ana his boys seemed TO go all to pieces
ana lose their grip on the game.
BIly even made an error, and Knowles
,.a,,a the dumbest exhibition of base
rnnning ever seen here. BY his refusal
~ leave third when an opportunity Of
fered he forced Weihl out. and Weihl
didn't fail TO tell him what he thought
of him.
G,ansen 10 undoubtedly the slowest and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
Sci, mt Public Auction.

A public sale of all contraband property
nov In possession OF the Police Court Of
dcials viii be held In the Police Court this
rnorning AT x o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

The lecture which DIR. Joseph A. White
was TO have delivered before the students
Of the Virginia Business College last
night was postponed on account OF the
weather until next Friday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
A PRETTY GAME.
In which Doth Teams Did Some
Gnnd Eieldlnn

PHILADELPHIA, PA. June 24-(Spe-
cial)-Athletic and Paterson did some
pretty fielding to-day. The local club
finally won out, after an exciting finish.
Score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
NEWARK WON.
Pitcher "a Little Unsteady, but Was
Ably Supported.

READING, PA. June 2i-(Special)-
Newark's pitcher was a little unsteady.
but he was ably supported. and won his
game against the locals. Score:
READTNG
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

Paterson l. Two-base hit-Keister.
Three-base hits-Carey. Smink and Fla
herty. Sacrifice hits-Touhey and Flaher-
ty. Stolen base-Moran. Double play
Battam and Carey. Left on bases-Ath-
letic. s, Paterson. 9. Struck out-Carey.
Childs. Touhey and Hardesty. First base
on called balls-Battam, Fox. Wagner.
Grove (2). and Hardesty. Hit by pitched
ball-f'ox. Passed ball-Smink Time of
game hour and 45 minutes. Umpire
Mr.. Weidman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
SENSATION STAKES AT LATONIA.
They Are Won by John bright at
10 TO 4.

CINCINNATI, o., June I.-The sensa-
ton Stakes for 2-year-olds at Latohl1
TODAY went to John Bright, at the libe-
raj odds of 40 TO l. The race resulted III
a most exciting finish between MclVer'
the favorite, and John Bright, the latter
winning i'm the very last Jump oy a
short head. The talent played Newer 10
q standstill. and the bookies were Dig
winners by the downiall OF the ld'oil'0'
Track fast; weather me. o..,,o,, 20 40
FIRST race-seven furlongs-Osmon % 10
n won. Yelving go to / and 10 10 - Sc
cond. Captain Piersal q TO j third Iiine'
Second race-fve furlonss-Flora Louise
10 10 a won. Elsie 10 TO L ana 10
second. Dayo Oh to y third. Time, Ivy.
Third race-one mile and twenty y9rdsoo
John Hayln @ to % Vol VOL ~ a ~ n "thjyd
and EVEN second, Naterlou - " ~ '"''N
Fnmrth race-Sensation Stakes six fur
longs-John Bright 90 to j. won. M en tn
(s 10 ) and TO y second, Bahlsheu w u
IL third. Time. 1:l5i2. ~. ro,,,o
Fifth race-handicap, one mile-Donna
Rita 40 to u won. Imp o TO l ana > 10
p second, Boanerges q TO lW thiru' ihi'e'
SYN race-seven furlongs--Viscount @
10 ID won. Czarowitz d3 to ana 10
second L. w. Is to u third. Time, 1;2s
sHEEPsHEAD BAY.
NEW YORK, June 2i.-Resuits AT
Eirei race-dve and a half furlongs--
Rnbicou q to p won. Harry Rod Oh 10 ~
md oiit) second. Brandywine 10 10
mr. second race-Daisy Stakes. five fur,
,onoes"Niakalallah III to 81 won Central
i LIE, ~ ~ 3 and to 81 second, General
tinneo 10 TO n third. Time, 1:o2 10.
Tbird race-one mile-Peep o DAY 70 70
:, ,r n,,' cassett go to and 10 u second.
4, , NJ, ~ 10 ID third. Time, III 20.
Eourth race-Swift Stakes seven iut-
,orosHElkins q to ID won. Buddah q TO
a5J 10 81 second. Imperator GU 10 u
F,sih race-five furlongs-Blueaway
90 n won. Blue Beard % to ana TO u
second Olney 6 10 u third. Iinle, upe.
sixth race-one mile. on turi-r eIlinia mar,
70 70 n won sun Up o 10 and > 20 %
second Shultz go to ID thiro' ibi'e' IL
MOUND CITY EVENTS.
CT LOUIS. MO-. June 2t.-After the
-. 30 last night and this morning tne
,rack ar the FAIRGROUNDS was ike oat-
,,eai mush. and mud-larks had quite an
cutting The features OF the racing, Were
49,. Prevers' Stake, for 2-year-olds, at
s;w f,,rloHgs. and the appearance or TWO
GA Derby candidates, Tppon IL and
UaYei THE latter could not open out In
The muddy going. and Will not start In
tho Derby IL the track Is not dry by sun
DAY Tippon went through the going IKE
a bullet and under a marc pun All tns
way. won by six lengths, he worked Vut
the extra quarter which Is tne perpy us
tance Great care is being taken OF Tip
pom. for Saturdays race VIII not only ps
Tippon against Ornament. but MISSOURI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
SCORE BY INNINGS.
%

Two-base hits-Spratt, Mcintyre, and
Rothfuss. Three-base hits-Gettig and
Uatfield. Sacrifice hit-Daley. Stolen
bases-Cassidy C9, OHagan (2). Left on
bases-Reading, 6; Newark, S. Struck
Amole, 8; by Gettig. l. Double
play--Barckley and Slater. First base on
balls-On Amolc, 1; off Gettig, 2 Hit by
pitcher-Amole. Cassidy, and Sheehan.
Belts. Time Of game, l hour
and - minutes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25
POSTPONEMENI
WASHINGTON. June Y-The New
York Washington game was postponed on
account of wet grounds.
SCUEDTTLE FOR TODAY.

New York at Washington,
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Baltimore at Boston,
St. Louis at Pittsburg.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-25

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
EASTERN DISTRICT of VIRGINIA.:
whereas on the I'D day OF June. 1877.
James Fettery filed his libel In the Dis
.lrict Court of the United states tSr the
Henry Christian. her boats. tackle, APP
parel, and furniture. In cause Of coo-
lision. civil ard maritime; H.. -
And whereas. by virtue Of procsss ~
due form OF law, TO me directed. rsturn-
able on the 18th day OF June. 1881. have
seized and taken the said stealnsug Henry
Chris ian, and have her In my. custody
Notice m hereby given that District
cou-t will be held In the United States
court. rcosn IN the~clty Of Richmond. on
the yrH DAY OF JULY. l@7. for the
trial OF said premises. and the owner. o.
owners. and all persons who may have
or claim any interest, are heseby cited
10 DO and appear at the time and place
aforesaid. to show cause. II any they
have. whySa hnai decree should not pass
as prayed. j. NJ. HUDGIN.
~ United Statss Marshal
BY Thomas n. Cross, Deputy Jarshal.
ie&.tIy : ID