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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
WYTHE AND WYTHEVILLE.
Old Citizens Dcad-shooting ARRAY
Personal and Social.

WYTHEVILLE. July l7.-(Special)-
Mr. William 3. Porter a well known citi-
zen and ex-Commissioner OF the Rev
enue, Of this county died az his home
near Ivarhoe. ? few days ago. He had
been in falling health for some time.
He was brave Confederate soldier
having served faithfully during the war
as member Of tho Forty-fifth Virginia
Regiment.
hir. John H. Moore. justice OF tia
peace in the Iead-Mine District. and
one OF the Oldest citizens In our county,
died at his home. on Cripple creek, We'd
nesday after a brief Illness.
A few days ago two young men named
Sanders Payne and Peter Umbergcr be
came involved I'm a dispute at Max
Meadows which ended In personal en-
counter. during which Umberger drew
a pistol and shot Payne through the leg
Payne is a resident OF Wytheyille, and
is now confined at his home here on ac-
count OF the wound.
a limited joint stock company IS being
organized here for the purpose OF giving
some fall races at the new fairgrounds.
in this place. about September LIST. The
promoters OF this sporting enterprise
as running and trotting races, A grand
bicycle parade, baseball contests, etc
One Of the principal races will be the
"Wytheyille Derby" 10 the winner OF
which there will be given purse OF 500.
The stock to til. company is about all
subscribed and the holders will meet the
first OF next week aud organize.
The ladies' OF the Episcopal church are
making arrangements 10 give large
bazaar the LIST OF August.
Mrs. Ballard Preston gave morning
,rhist party, In honor OF her sister, Miss
Scott. OF Maryland, who is visiting her.
"wednesday. Miss Scott Is a daughter OF
Professor Scott formerly OF Blacksburg.
Mrs. Robert C. Kent had her lady
friends 10 meet Mrs. James Keith at
"Bovling Green" the hospitable and
handsome country home OF Governor
Kent. Yesterday evening.
some OF the Sunday-school children of
the town participated in a moonlight
picnic at Shores Mill. three miles out
OF town. night before last
Judge Keith. OF the Supreme Court. has
announced that the Court will not hear
any more cases after Judge Jackson's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
VIRGINIA BEACH.
Very AIIuring-Richmond People
The Military.

VIRGINIA BEACH. July H.-(Special)
have never seen the Beach more allu-
ring than during the past week.
Among the Richmond PEOPLE here are
the Misses Pegram. who are staying az
the Princess Anne.
Mics Florence Wilson leaves for home
next Saturday, after months visit 10
Mrs Pollard.
The Misses walker. who have been en-
tertained by Miss Caskie, return 10
Richmond Monday.
Mrs. Edgar Freeman also leaves tho
same day.
Miss sallie Northam spent tho past
week at the Beach
Mr.. and Mrs Taz. Taylor have re-
turned from Richmond. where they were
present at the marriage OF her sister,
Miss Mary McCaw, and Mr. Horace
HAYES.
The Misses Walker were entertained
bv friends at Old Point on wednesday
and Thursday
Miss Caskie spent a few days at Old
Point this week.
Mrs Brander and daughter, Miss
Louise. viii stop In Norfolk en- route FOR
their home in Richmond. While there
they will be the guests OF their cousin,
Miss Walker.
Miss Ellen Terry and her guest
Miss Bessie Cotman. OF Baltimore, VIII
spend to-day and Sunday at the Beach
and will be entertained at tho Atlantic
Club while here.
Mr.. John Potts Is registered at the
Princess Anne.
Mr. Hawsley Rutherford Is expected
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ford. OF ~ Louis,
with their son and daughter. will be at
the Beach during this month.
The military encampment is proving
great success, and brass buttons add
decided zest TO the pleasure OF the young
ladies.
Miss Annie Gill. from Petersburg, IS
visiting her mother, who is GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. Bierne Blair and her trend, Mrs.
Herriot have returned to Richmond.
Miss Marcy Knowles leaves "Wednesday
for the Yellow Sulphur.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
Fulton I'm Brief.

Miss Mary wade. Of Fulton HILL IS
visiting friends in Danyilie.
Mr. Cumber still remains very III at
hts home Oh Denny street
Mr. II. L. Lindsey has partially recoV-
cred IRON a severe attack OF malaria
Mrs. S. c. Hatcher, wife Of the pastor
OF Denny-street Methodist church. Is
visitiug In New York.
Mr.. NJ. II. Bowles has returned from
New Kent county. why're she has been
visiting for the past week.
Mrs. Harrison. mother OK MT. *. Il
Harrison. is very sick at the latter
home, on Fulton Hi. 49,.
Miss Josephine Hubbard. OF Fulton
nm who has been on visit 10 Baltl-
more. has returned 10 Richmond.
The lawn-party given BY the iaales OF
CT Patricks church, on Louisiana street.
has been well attended during tho past
yyeek There Is delightful music ana
dancing every other night.
The excursion TO Old Point given ~
the Ladies' Auxiliary Society OF Denny
street church Friday was SUCCESS. a
Iarge number OF excurslonlsts from here
took advantage Of the trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
MILLBORO' SPRINGS.
A PIace for Rest and Recreation
The Company.

MILLRORO' SPRINGS. BATH COUN-
TY, VA, July H.-(Speclal)-The are
certainly many pleasant places for sum-
mer refreshment and change from the
heat and dust ana turmoil OF life as 1t
Is in the busy towns and cities, and this
is one OF them. Millsboro' Springs are
about two and a half miles from Mill
boro' Station. But, oh! the charm, the
wild. magnificent grandeur and lowell
ness OF that ride from the station to this
place! II is simply beyond all words
TO describe.
The road itself is a wonderful triumph
OF surveying and engineering sk.l, aud
winds around in a gradual ascent from
here TO the very toy OF one Of the high
est OF the Alleghanles. The grading Is
perfectly level and smooth. The bed or
the road, with precipices ON one side ana
apparently bottomless chasms on the
other. Is yet broad enough to be per-
fecty safe, even in the frequent meet
ing and passing OF the ponderous wagons
and other vehicles with their loads Or
trunks or passengers on their way 10
the various mountain resorts IN the
neighbOrhood. We have here an ample
supply OF all the numerous and we'll
known mineral waters lhdt are ut9iLdD'I
for health-suIphur, walla whatoola'
alum. alkaline. chalybeate, etc.-and 20
their value and efficacy those OF US who
came here two weeks ago sick In body
and disheartened can bear ample tes-
timony. as we are now wondering at the
almost miraculous transformation In our
own persons.
We have a very pleasant company OF
visitors. and each new arrival IS greeted
with a charming hospitality by those who
are already "at home" The last was
a lady and child from Washington city,
the one preceding, young lady from
New Brunswick, Canada, and those still
preceding represent the State Of Hi
nnis. Tennessee, North Carolina, and
virginia. Mlllboro Springs Is really
beautiful Country home" with many
Of the comforts and but fcw II the dis
comforts Of hotel lie as usually eXpe-
rienced. our kind and genial hostess,
Mrs. Davidson, taking ever personal
interest in our comfort and welfare, and
her son, with his beautiful and accom-
plisbed young wife, giving life and zest
10 our pleasures and diversions.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

| courts are required to furnish him Wild
a list Of all bonds and funds held by
commissioners o. receivers under authOri-
" of court (section 492. except bonds.
&c, for the purchase price Of property
sold under decree Of such court (sectiOn
49D Such notes should be listed by the
owners. and II further taxed through the
commissioner Of the court it would be
double taxation.
The act of March 4th acts 1876. page
T7D is only applicable r. taxes assessed
for 1895. and does not add to the list OF
taxable property nor increase the sub
jects Of taxation. What was formerly the
, clerks duty becomes the duty OF the eX-
aminer Of records for each circuit IT
does not expressly repeal section 493 or
the Code. nor does IT contain anything
Judge. . Graft. no. Neither is IL re-
pealed by implication. FoX's Admins
traitor VS.. Commonwealth. l6 Graft, ];
Davies & Co VS.. Creighton, 30 Id, 66'
T. '.reon's Tobacco, u Wall 81 81 90
Tie plaintiR was taxed for the years
1893 94-'c5-'96. lie moved the court for
relief December ~ 1895. Under the ex-
press statute code, section ooD the couI
| Is only authorized to relieve from erTo-
| neous assessments within two years az
/ ter delivery Of books 10 the treasurer. IL
/ IS presumed the officer did his duty, III
/ the absence OF evidence 20 the contrary
and that the books were delivered IN july
! of each wear. Hence the court did not
/ err i'm refusing to exonerate from ne
/ PAYMENTS for the years 1898. but dld
! err as 10 1855. ana therefore, judg-
ment must be reversed.
RESCISSION.
Hurt. &c. vs.. Miller, &c. Affirmed.
opinion by Cardwell, j.
/ Miller sold 10 Hurt and Adams 2 lot or
land-part cash and balance evidenced
! by a note subs .lusntly assigned 10 bank.
Default Of payment and Miller, on behalf
OF the bank. who were later made parties
I'm q cross-bill brought suit Answer al
Ieging false representation and defect IN
title and asking rescissiOn.
Held: /. a contract VIII not be re,
scinded for fraud or mistake unless the
complainant act promptly On discovery
OF the fraud or mistake.
2 When impossible to put the parties IN
st1tu quo by T,scission, the courts viii
not rescind. ..
3 A contract procured by fraud IS not
void but only We 1ablo at the election OF
the dcfrauded party; who must . act
pronutly If property BE- oil a speculative
character, delay. which ordinarily might
he OF no consequence, may par rellei.
Martin W.. So. salem Land Company, %
S. t. r., 59l.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
PRETTY KING WILLIAM WEDDING.
Miss Mary Penchey sizer WEEDS Mr.
III. O, Lyme, OF Richmond.

WILDWOOD" the attractive home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Augustus Sizer, Of King VIII
liam county. was the scene on wednesday
last Of the beautiful wedding of thelI
eldest daughter Mary Peachey, and Mr.
II. oliver Lyme, of Richmond.
In the spacious hail and parlors, ex'
quisitely decorated with ferns and masses
OF pink and white roses, were assemble ca
a representative company OK friends ana
relatives. when, at 10 o'clock the bridal
Marty entered TO the strains OF Mendels-
sohn's wedding march. The bride, Win
her maid Of honor. Miss Josephine Sizer
and her bevy OF bridesmaids, was met al
the altar by the groom and his best man
Dr. w. II. Lyme. OF Richmond, and
Nessrs. HerndOn SiZer and Thomas n
Ryland. OF New York; Lucien Ryland
of Richmond, and William Gwathmey, OF
King william, and the ceremony was i'm
pressively performed by ID. Charles II
Ryland. ,-...,
The bride was most becOmlngly gowned
In white satin, with an oyerdress Oh "hile
Swiss. Her veil was caught with Sun
hurst OF pearls and diamonds. and she
carried a bouquet OF brides roses. Inc
bridesmaids-Mlsses Marion Ryland ana
Cassie Lyme, OF Richmond; EiNaOe'I
Hurt. Of Caroline; Evelyn Pollard. OF
King william; Annie kyland, or Ming
and Queen. and Katherine AGREE, OF Dan
ville-were dalntily clad In white organize,
with trimmings Of pink, and carried
lunches Of maiden-hair ferns, WINE the
maid OF honor wore a gown OF white'
and lore a bouquet or pink roses
After the ceremony breakfast was
served and the bridal party left for
picbmond. and thence for "Trascate'
the groom's GUNNER home In Orange
county. 49,. ho,,t-
Beautiful decorations. abundant hospi-
taIltv and a bevy O, the handsomest
iris ever gathered in the old county made
,ba interesting occasion notable among
-. -oninI grants OF the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

circuit is finished. so II IS thought that
the court will finish its term here In
about ten days, anyway. by the LIST Of
August.
The report which appeared in one OF the
Richmond papers that ex-Colnty-
Treasurer John c. Allison, OF this place.
had sold his farm in the lower end CT
the county for $1,000 Is incorrect.
The number of visitors to our town
has been greatly Increased this week.
Among them may be mentioned Rev.
John l.. Allison AID family. OF Bal
tImore; Mrs Cary Reynolds and Miss
Reynolds. OF Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. a.
J. Vaughan. OF Edwards. Miss; Mrs.
Stuart and Miss Stuart, OF Selma. Ala;
Mr.. Or. Lacy and children. OF Lynch
burg; the Misses Routh. OF Petersburg;
Miss Putney, OF Richmond; Or. Guthrie
and family, OF louisiana Mrs. A. Z.
Pujo, Of Lake Charles. La; Mrs. ;. VI.
Brown. OF Orange. Tex: Mrs kelso. OF
Mississippi; Mrs. ST. John, Mrs. Mack
mahan and children. OF Mobile. Ala;
Mrs Marx and children. Mrs. Patton
and children, Mess-s. LeOpole, Carter.
Mason and Lyman. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Feiben OF New Orleans; Miss Sarah
Rutherford. Miss Goodwin, sisters and
brother; Mrs. Or. Lewis Wheat and
family. OF Richmond; Miss Whitehead,
OF Petersburg: Mr.. and Mrs. ". c. Cobbs,
of Norfolk: Miss Guy, Of Richmond, and
many others.
Or. Leach. after a brief visit TO his
family. who are summering here, re-
turned to Knoxville. Wednesday.
Mr.. Louis Krenning has returned to
school in Cincinnati.
Mr. Leo Lawson, accompanied by Dr.
James Aumann. returned yesterday from
New York. where be has been critically
I'M for some months. Though a great
deal better. still young Lawson is in a
precarlous condition. He was attending
the Columbian Law School when he was
taken sick OF la grippe. Pneumonia fol-
lowed. from the effects OF which no has
never recovered.
Judge william f. Rhea, Colonel Full
kerson. and II. c. Peters, Esq, Of Brls-
tol; Hon. James b. Richmond OF Gate
City. and Mr. Joseph L. Kelly and Hon.
]. +. Bullet Jr.. OF Big Stone Gap, are
the prominent lawyers from distance
attending the Supreme Court.
The embezzlement case against II. c.
Wadey was continued until the next
term OF the County Court.
TIL immediate section is suffering
greatly for rain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
CHASE CITY.
Visits from CITY Frlends-The
Uicycie Fad-PersOnaI.

CHASE CITY, VA, July H.-(SpecIal)
Now is the season when our city friends
visit their country cousins, and every day
there are fresh arrivals.
A cordial reception is always extended
them. and they luxuriate on good water
fried chicken, fresh vegetables, and de-
tiebtful shades. AS excursions are so
freouent and cheap now, these visits Will
b. reciprocated.
The bicycle seems 10 be as indispensa-
bile now to the young people as The Sara
toga trunk. The number OF these plea
sure machines now used would not in
dicate hard times. In this little town
there are probably bicycles amounting In
cost 10 5000 That l. enough TO buy
and stock a small farm.
As q summer resort, this place now has
q prominent position. Visitors are here
from every direction. The hotels are
more literally patronized than any pre-
vious year
Among the latest arrivals registered
at the Mineral Hotel are Bishop j. c.
Granbery. Of the Methodist Church, Who
will yreach here tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
TO Organize Richmond Plumbers.

A movement is on foot on form here
In ire near future a local branch OF the
National Association Of Master Plumb
ers OF the United States. TO this end
Mr.. James +. Traynor, chairman OF the
Sanitary Committee cf the National Or
eanization, will visit Richmond on Au-
gust 9Th lie has issued call for
meeting OF all the master plumbers at
the Lexington Hotel on the evening OF
that day. Mr.. Traynor makes this visit
under instructions from the head Of
fees OF the Plumbers Association. as
1t was determined at their recent con-
vention. held in New York. TO form
branches throughout Virginia, this
state was the only one In the Union
without a representative on the floor Of
the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
For the Ice Mission.

A "paper dress carnival given at tho
~se,denee OF Mrs. J. y. Bryant, No. 9is
wet Marshall street, for the benefit OF
Tho lea Mission, realized the sum OF
q 10 for the fund. Those present were
Miss Fannie Orange Matte Bryant.
Agnes Morgan. Maize Lucy. Harry Lucy.
TTpshur Ginter Bowen, Grace Gilman,
Frnestine Hamlet, Louise Young Ella
HAMLET. and Master Arthur 5. Gilman.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
Fort Delaware Monument.

IL IS currently reported that the COM
mittee appointed by Lee Camp TO deter
nine the feasibility Of erecting a mont
mont 20 the 2.5Oe Confederates who fell
AZ Fort Delaware Will report the mat
Ter fayorably at the next meeting
Among the veterans living here who
we're in that battle are Messrs. S. H.
HAYES. James T. Gray, Corbin W. Mer-
Ger John S. Lear Rev. w. T. Davis, w.
7. Rovau. and William A. Clarke
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
Fire I'm DickensOn.

DWALE, DICKINSON COUNTY, VA,
July T.-(Special.)-Your correspondent
learns that the dwellins-house OF Greed
Adkins on Big Ridge was burned A day
or two since. The family were absent
and as some fire was left on the hearth
il is supposed to have caught rom ,hat.
Evervthing they had In the line OF house
bo,d effects was destroyed, az the build
ing was reduced 10 ashes before II was
found 10 be on fire. The good neishbors,
however. are making some contributions
TO them. and they will doubtless be
placed above want.
There was severe storm In the Nc
clIre section OF the county day or
two since, and much damage Is reported.
Fields OF growing corn were blown nat.
A great deal of timber was blown down.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
ncntr of an Old Odd-FeIIoyr.

WYTHEVILLE, VA, July E.-(Spe-
cial)-Mr. c. j. Noel, one OF the leading
citizens OF our town. died suddenly last
night OF heart trouble at his home, with
his daughter. Mrs. John Williams, near
This place. The deceased vas n years
old. was a native Of Fluvanna county.
He was the last surviving charter men,
Der OF Wytheville Lodge, No. 81, /. o. o.
f.. which was organized forty ven
years ago. The burial Will take place
at the East-End Cemetery tomorrow
ALBANIAN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
Card from MIR. sydnor.

TO the Editor OF the Dispatch;
In view of the misleading publication
In vour paper of the Nth instant. in refer
eucc 70 a difficulty with which ! was un-
fortunately connected. | beg 10 ask the
publlc and my friends TO defer judgment
raiative TO same until the case Is tried
and evidence submitted.
Respectfully, THOMAS G. SYDNOR-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
Accident 10 Mr.. Anderson.

Mr.. John II. Anderson, OF Church Xiii
met with a painful accident YESTERDAY
morning. one OF the wheels OF his buggy
came or. causing his horse 10 take
fright and run away. and throwing him
out. iniuring his left arm and side. though
mi aerfously.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

| WIND0W-SHiDEs.
25c. Will buy 81 lie. kind, with all h1-
| lures
35c will buy 5oc Kind. with all fixtures.
! 5Oc. will buy 75c. C-fOot SHADE KIND
/ with all fixtures
| BLANK ETS.
Six mills send US samples OF blankets
| 90 make our fall selection. and rather
| than send them bacS they VIII be sold
| at great g1crifce.
WINDSOR TIES.
/ 25c. SIX Windsor Ties. II 1-2c.
| MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
They will be sold AZ a great reduction.
See the window display. and then come
| IN, SO we can show you the Quailly' anu
see what force prices can BUY.
PtPAsOLS.
81 White China silk Parasols, 0Sc.
s2U White. Greer. NaVy-Blue, or Black
Rufle ParasOls, SID
Fancy Parasos viii be sold at great re-
ductiOns.
LADIES LINEN SUITS AND SKIRTS.
Is Duck Skirts. G0c.
& Black Mohalr skirts, nSc.
800 Duck Suite force price, Doc.
All OF our s. Plain and Fancy Linen
Suits will be sold tomorrow for X0S.
HATS AND FLOWERS.
Every Hat and Flower In this depart
ment Will be sold for less than cost.
CHAIRS.
Great reduction in Chairs; S.25 Rockers,
GOO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
ferris Waists,

FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG
LADIES.
Modern ideas OF healthful dress
are perfected In these waists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
Over-ExertiOn Of Brain or Body.
Take Horxford's Acid Phosphate.

II is a wholesome tonic for body. brain.
ard nerves. Wonderfully quick In It's
action.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
Cnsea-ENempt

some Interesting Cases-EHempt
from Taxation-A Lnnd-s"ie a"es-
t,tdencc MT RetriaI--Equity
to.l,diction-Res Nom Adjudicntn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

WHITE GOODS.
They, too will be sold tomorrow al
the good-hy prices.
Zoe. White India Linen. i-2c. yard.
10 2.Sc. White Pique On remnants),
1Oc.
81 English Long Cloth. 81 % for piece
1RU NkS AND SATCHELs.
They will be sold .css than the makers
prices:
a good-size Canvas Trunk that cost the
maker .. you can buy here fOi ~. 80
The above Is the way We sell Trunks,
Satchels, ami Telescopes
BADY-CARRIAGEs.
We are selli1g them AZ cost. When we
say cost We mean IL. We DO not charge
you / cent over. or viii we take ! cent
Ices They must be sold and every
one Of the Thaqer Carriages We guaran-
tee
NEW MATING.
All good patterns. IN 4O-yard rolls. good
by price, 50 80 per roll.
HAMNOCKs.
We only keep the Palmer Hammocks.
and they will be sod at great T. 1uctiOn.
s. Palmer HammOcks. with head rest
and stretcher. csc.
TOMORROW WILL BIZ THE
SHEET-DAY HERE.
Androscogpin Sheets. full size, real
value. 8 only two 10 a custOmer-13c.
Pillow Slips (only TWO 70 customer,
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IN GOODS.

vt.H GOODS -. .s ,r,oo.
.re 90 boz sold Monday.
I.9n la beautiful patterns; over
to select from, at the good-by
umIacs 90 tho good-by price, sc.
..r4c4 organizes. shown In
.-.. ass special bargain for
l r r01d by price, &c.
rris. in an color grounds, VAN
polka dots never sold less
our gOcd-by price. : tic.
rr.rlu organizes that never s0id
viii bc sold tomorrow at
.nt price. 1-:ic.
o.. a-cradluc and Lace stripe
.0o1-hy price. q Ito.
Ftm.ncs at tho good-by price,
r SIM continue this week 10 sell
" erfd-Colored organizes IN
ur. INK Lavender. Nile Green,
l. rv Blue Black and White. II
XIV 0l 90 buy these organizes for
dresses az such low price
so 1870
goursrtN LINEN
hO Irsh Home-spun Linen. 1Oc.
..s0 with silk stripe and
.-..r has sod less than 2c., viii
t.-morr0w az good-by price, l1c.
r.r.I Linen, with all color dots.
value that has ever been
E and Linen. solid color 35c.
% r.r-Cbafns 25c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
Yankee Waist.

for children. is strongly recommend
ca by all physicians, as X never
binds a childs body, under any cir
cumstances
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
Double We Waist.
Her Majesty C0rSets.

We are the sole agents in this city
for this celebrated Corset, OF which
we carry a complete stock IN styles
and sizes. We fit these Corsets, X
desired.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
JULIUS SYCLE & SON, THE TOWER,
2Ol and 203 East Broad Street Corner Store).

Judgment for defendant, and appeal by
Dlalnuffs illustrator.
He'd: The case Is here upon the
same facts as before 1t was then heard
on q motion 10 set aside the verdict as
contrary 10 the evidence; the evidence
was adiudged insufficient TO support the
verdict. and a new trial awarded me
same rule OF decision applies. upon the
demurrer TO the evidence by force OF the
statute. as was then applicable II there
had been a change Of facts, a new decis-
ion applicable 10 them would be required,
and the former decision would cease
Wells on Res Adjudicata. &c, section 5l9
The record calls for "a decision between
tho same parties, upon the same EVIL
dcnco and the same issues as before,
when it was the unanimous judgment Of
this court that the testimony was in
sufficient 10 sustain the judgment. What
else could the Circuit court do in the
face of the reversal by this court of its
former acton than render judgment in
aD.of .alcs tHcroW