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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-12-25

nut One NO0u w III DO.
The Baltimore and Ohio has shown re-
cent indication MS of an appreciation Of the
discreditable condition Of its terminals,
and of disposition to make them better.
In Berlin the" railroad paid many
millions for private property upon which
to construct its overhead road The roads
here should pay for their right of way.
But since 1t is obviously impossible to ex-
pect that Congress would put our roads to
this expense, and rRinee they now take full
possession of the streets which they oc-
cupy, it may be justifable to permit them
to erect their masonry viaducts on these
streets the property of the United States,
and even to partly reimburse themselves
fer the expense of the improvement by
tracks for stores Gand other purposes. A
Berlin viaduct down Delaware avenue
would not ohstructs in. the least transit be-
tween West and East Washington, would
constitute no increased Disagreement would
be really business improvement in the
increase OF trading facilities, and, utilizing
no more than half Of this broad avenue,
could be made so wide as to accommodate
freight tracks. improving In some respects
upon the Berlin suggestion. The DISPOSE
ton of the road to buy ground to enlarge
its freight facilities ought to be encouraged
In every conceivable manner. The acquisi-
ton OF freight facilities along the Potomac
in Georgetown reduces somewhat the need
of extensive freight accommodations about
Its main passenger station near the Cap
itoi. and renders comparatively easy the
plan Of elevated approaches to this station.
Whnt Another Road May Do.s
The Pennsylvania railroad intimated
when 1t secured from the last Congress
certain privileges that 1t would make this
year notable improvements in Its ter
minals. Senator Mcmillan referred to these
falf-promises. He said to Star reporter
that he would go ahead at this session
with a. measure for relief from grade
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
william Elyson. p. q. ap0

rtfp CLERKS OFTt-l OF Tii,,E
dIPI.t,l1 COI RT OF = HE Gu ~
~, - iTcN6CHLANp. ~ THE III -
nay or APRIL ls1t.
.lbc,tin, Ostrander. in ner wn Tlglt enc
as ndminisiratiiX OF St.parn s,i.,,sts =
Ccce tscd ......''' '''''''''
against -,
cor,b souis and Seneca Souls. her hus,
ho,s and Alice Roney and David
Ronev her husband .....-. Deiendahls'
a,h. Inject Of this suit Is TO subject the
,.t.r. of Stephen Ostrnnder, deceased, 10
-. a. ,,,neut of his debts. 10 have the
,rao, Of thirty acres OF lana known as
.',rJe old Office' conveyed 10 the saiu
An'.,tira Ostraadc", and dover assigned
- 8, The lands OF the said Stephef. Os-
,.srder deceased nd the residue SOLD.
80 tbe estate OF the said Stephen Os-
trauder applied to the payment OF ms
debts. 49, -. -. 80,
filed that the Defendants, Sarah SOUS
ana Sartca Souls hef husplhl' All e
Ponay and David kcEey. her husband,
- not residents OF the State OF Virginia.
n is ordered that they DO appear here
within fifteen days after due publication
hereof and do what may be necessary
H. nrotect their interest In this suit. And
a. T. further ordered that copy hereo,
be nublished once "A week for four wecFs
in srhe Times newspaper and that "A copy
he posted al the front door OF the cou Z
house OF THIS county on the iirst day Of
the next term Of the County Court
A copy-Teste:
WILLIAM MILLER
,.lerk
A X Leake. D. q. ap29-frft
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

Tho entertainment under the head Of
"Eutan War Scenes. TO ne presented az
the ACndcmy next Tuesday evening, inc
18th inst. for the benefit OF the Conied-
crate societies az Richmond. will repre-
sent nine scenes. each ohn bcihk unique
in its particular character
Tie Junior Hollywood Assoclalion' OF
mich Mrs. Bryce Stewart HUNG IS pros
idnnf. will produce three OF these scenes
in a most realistic manner
The nrst "OpprDa iOn. is under the
management OF MIS- Austin brocAen-
bIouch.
TIE second. "Tho Spanish Court Scene.
under the management o. Mr.. George
ne third. America" with cuba plead
inr al her feet. under the management
of Misses Maud Mckinney and Annie
qle prison scene. under The able charge
~ Hre George Wayne Anderson, hnh
Mls Strudwick, represents the Conied-
crate Liicfay Society
Tho HOSPITAL scene. which elected sucn
applause when the cnicrtaininent was
given before. is managed hy MISS Moses
ard Mrs cohen. and represents the lie
brew society
The Oakrood society presents Macco' $
death ia a most striking manner ana
the scene is in charge of Mrs ID. q. kch-
A rcrv thrilling scene. entitled - Mere
Sf4fccf." is presented hv the Hollywood
Nfcnoiai Association. in charge OF AIRS.
James " Pace.
The Sons OF Veterans introduces Gen
Woricr. unprecedented by Mr Mnitree
Folkea. who addresses DIS troops in
manner welt bcdfting am inspired loader.
Capt. Shackcll0rd. with IBIS gallant boys.
vHi ada "A handsome aspect to the scenes
Zoo which they appear
Tais undertaking should appeal 10 ev-
cry one Interested in fhe lost sons OF our
fair land. and The moderate price at winch
the tickets have been placed shodiu A-
sure % packed house.
All participants in the Cuban War
eoer...' rro reouoetcI to be present mt
the Academy ON Monday next. the nth
instant. promptly 60 SEQ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

euperlntendent since the school was first
started will preside, and also deliver an
address.
Air w. ]. Morrissette Will have charge
of The music. and is arranging "A pro-
gramrno of vocal and instrumental mu-
slc that will be appreciated and enjoyed
rbere viii be q number Of Richmond
ladies and gentlemen who viii assist Mr..
M0rrissctte.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr. !. B. Petty, Of New York was IN
the city on wednesday, and called on his
friends. -
Mr. W. L. Longworth OF Bluefeld. W.
va. Is visiting his father Mr. George
vs.. Longworth. on Twelfth street Mr..
Iongworth left Manchester four years
dgo. 10 accept a position with the Nor
folk and Western railroad. and has work
ed himself up TO The position Of engl-
nec-.
There will be q regular meeting OF the
CITY Council tonight an 3 o'clock.
The farmers who came 20 town yester-
day were all well pleased with the rain.
Their crops have been backward and
burning up on account of the continued
dry weather. D.
The Finance Committee win meet in
the Trcasurers Office this afternoon al
6 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
rHn corr or JUSTICE JcHN.
Not Much of Docket FOR His Honor
Handle.

Not Much of Docket FOR His Honor 10
Handle.
Two negro boys named Wyman Magis-
ton and Thomas Stokes respectively were
brought zap for purloning pigeons from
the stable of NJ. j. Cease. but as simi-
lar charge bad been decided against them
previously tins latter was dismissed.
Dan Harris went in 20 clean zap the
entire female population. 10 was alleged.
DE WAS stopped bon his ucfarlous scheme.
however. and. ON complaint OF Harriet
Porter and Florence Davis who charged
that Doe assaulted and kicked them he
Was taken iu charge. The compliments
were sorry. however and upon Davis
profess ION of sorrow. he was dismissed
upon payment OF costs.
10 was charged that Buddy Bradley.
colorcd. had threatened 90 kiu a. Brad
ley. his brother but the matter turned
out 20 be simply family Jar and ninety
cents Us all 10 cost Duddy.
John Williams negfo youth. was
found with "a grass blade in his posses
sion. which he confessed had been stolen.
John has been out OF jail but two weeks.
where ne had feposed for sixty days Cor
stealing d pair of shoes. The case Was
continued live days
Robert White colorcd. drank some OF
jackson Wards cheap whisky and he
couldn't stand IL, SO he got into wagon
and drove the horse through the streets
az rapid rate Of speed. The amouQt
Was just 500.
TWO boys named Bland and Valentine
threw some stones i'm the street and IL
cost their parents s. each.
The case of John ~. Stewart. colorcd.
who cut his NfOfhDr Joe with a knife
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
PENIrENriAEr INsrEcrHD.


The virginia state Prison il Visited By
Eeprescnintives Of Prison Association.
At tie last meeting OF the Board OF
Directors OF the Prison Association Of
Virginia. Major b. W. Lynn, superin-
lendont Of the penitentiary, appeared be
fore that body and urged them TO use
their influence with the Legislature dur
ing the coming session so as 10 induce
Them 10 make provision Tor improvements
OF the cells in that institution.
The penitentiary mas been Tor sonle
time very much overcrowdcd, and While
Major Lynn is doing his very best 10
secure relief. his facilities In that dlrec-
ton are limited.
According TO an invitation issued by
Major Lynn 10 the directors OF the Prison
Association. the latter agreed TO Visit
the penitentiary Wednesday afternoon.
For some reason. however, only Messis.
Jas. Caskie and Thos Potts were able 10
attend. They were shown through lhe
shOeshOp. where there are 80 male con-
victs. and all the female convicts. az work.
From there the visitors went through
the female department ana the ceil-rooms
in the male wing.
They found the representations made
20 them about the CONDITION OF 4lldlIS
by no means ovcrdraWn. Inc ceils are
occupied by from I'VE 20 thirty conNlcta'
and ID seems to be astonishing that the
sanitary condition Of the institution Is
not suffering more than II does.
The bake-shop and kitchen, Whlch arc
located under ground. were also iouhu
10 be entirely insufficient.
only recently Major Lynn took iifty-hve
more conyicts from the penitentiary 20
the state farm. and the number OF IN
mates at the former institution yester-
dav was $780, made up as follows:
White women. 3. cOlored women, ~
white men. 2i9: colored men. 1OJl
Nosgrs. Caskie and Potts expressed
themselves as we'll pleased with what
they had seen and declared that they
felt convinced that Major Lynn was the
rlght man in the right place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Cnlnnel nnrwnod Annointed.

Mr.. John s. IiaTwOod has been appoint
cd hy Governor O ferrau 30 the pos ton
of one Of the Board Of Visitors or the
Mc,ul4i college ~. virginia.
10 has been with some hcsitancy that
COZ. HnrwOo has accepted the appoint
ment. owing in part 10 the fact that De
already holds a commission on the Gov
ornors STAFF but number of MS friends
las well MS the Governor himself have
expressed the desire that hesaccept and
he has done so.
No better appointment could have been
made. Col 1arwood is a most popular
and energetic young business man, and
deserves well the honOrs put upon him.
and il can safely bee said that the duties
Chat may bc imposed upon him will De
faithfully executed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Scrap Seven Pine.

People who live az Seven Pines are busy
every Monday morning nowadays In go
ing around over the fields. In and about
that historic and battle-scarred locality
Gathering up relics Of Sunday visitors
from Richmond. I'm the shape Of tick
lers." which held something. presumably
alcoholic beverages.
Nobody can tell exactly the kind for
there Is never anything left In these
"tlcklers." except the cork. and the fra
GRANGE Of liquor. and frequently only the
fragrance Is there.
John Austin. and William Pollard. two
white youths from Richmond. went 10
Seven Pines Wednesday and took along
two ladies' with them. to enjoy the many
rural attractions OF that resort.
Before the night was gone some dis
pute arose between these young gentle
men. and Mr. Austin proceeded 10 impress
his view Of the argument upon Mr.. Pol
lard. in n forclble style, that is 10 say.
with what the prize ring people call his
"manleys. or dukes" anglice fists.
The ladies' screamed atthc beginning Of
the affair. and the attentive ear OF Jus
tice OF the Peace Vincent heard their
cries and from affair." discerning with his
aouiline optic the trouble. he came TO
the spot in haste.
Hearing and seeing Judging was a
matter OF a few moments. and Mr.. Austin
was fined 500 ana costs Mr.. Pollard
and his assaliant patched up their diff
feronccs. through the mediation Of their
respective friends. the ladies. who were
with them. and an hands returned to
town. singing (air the Bowery.')
Seven Pines seven Pines
III never 20 there any more"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

Miss Patti McGehec. of Highland Park
The petite and talented ASSOCIATE Gator
of 16e Chisel. The Woman's college mag
azinc has. i'm the current number Of her
pap,r AN editorial on the situation i'm
Crete. in which She severely handles the
"so-cailcd Christian Powers of Europe
for that policy which, she says. requires
that Crete must bow the neck TO the
woke of the uuspeakable Turk the dis
cipics Of the Son of God must be derid-
ed. insulted. and assassinated 10y the fol-
lowers OF the False Prophet. the chaste
and sublime teachings of the Christian
religion must give place TO the degrading
and atrocious tcncfs OF Mohammedinism
and the helpless and inoffensive men and
women who live and worship under the
pure and simple emblem II the Cross Of
calvary must be ground i'm the dust of
persecution by the cruel heel of the blood
thirsty and fanatical vOtaries Of Islam. d"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
NiTIONtL rams
May pc Made Of she na''Ie.ricids Around

May De Made Of She Bniflc.Iicids Around
Iredcrici.ehurr.
A committee ~ representative q. A J.
men from various parts OF The county WAS
appointed by the last annual cncampmcnt
o. A. r.. TO visit the bat.eGcIds around
Fredericksburg with the view OF negotiate
ing with the proper authorities for the
establishment of a number OF parks
Ca abe l.th " tlis month tie commit.
tc. wlN pas wish 10 uc ciiy OF Frol-
trIUhslurs ana tAc Yariols hattleaells.
anl Wll Dc entertained hy the MAYOR aud
citizens BOO royal fashion Accompany
lns lle committee Will bc ii. Secretary
of War and the General.
besides "a delegation from Washington
and hne baud from that city.
The committee. of which Cen. Edgar
Allan. OF This city. is chairman. Is COM
posed OF COL A. l.. Sholes. OF Atlanta:
Hon "a j. Taiater, Hartford. Col g.. -
Lincoln. Wellington. lion. Leo tassleur.
81 Louis. Hon. j. b. Strodc. III. c., and
Daniel ~ Bali0u. OF Providence
hii. kcafncy POet q. A. z. Gen I'd
gal Allan. IS OF ". and the Womdns Re-
lief Corps. OF this city, Will leave ior Fred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

TIE balloon ascenaious for the benc-
DO Of thc patrons OF the Richmond Irac-
Uon Company, arc TO De- given by tnat
company turing next week and ihe Week
alter also.
"A point on west Broad street near the
western terminus of the Traction Com
uauy line Will Doe selected for the pur-
pose and every body viii De- welcome 90
The sight OF the mammoth ANA beautiful
airshin ass u sails heavcnward
Tine Wcli-knOWn and daring aerOnauts
Mr. GROVE. OF New York and Mademois-
ellie Bonic from Paris, have been engaged
tc make the ascensions.
They viii drop from the balloon while
30 is az dizzy heghD and trust TO their
parachutcs TO reach the earth ia safety
again.
During the first week. ascensions will
ba made boz the afternoon and boz thc sec
ond week the night will be chosen as the
Tim, for them
Fireworks wifi he literally provided TO
tho aeronauls and the sight oi the ful-
loon lit up with the bursting Of bcautliu
bombs Will Doe a wonderful one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
FIGHT OVER INSURANCE.
rSrnRESrING cASE ~ THn UNITED
STATES CIRCUfT COURT
Tho Company Refuses TO Pay tho Policy
on the Koclcy Institute at Ashland on
tno pIeaof Irroguiarity- other Cases,

In tbc United States Circuit Court yes
tcrlay momne judge simontcn preside
ipe thc trial OF Che case OF $. q. Glover
pr,sidrnt of tho Kccicy institute of Vir-
sini. AZ. The National Fire Insurance
company OF Baltimore. was begun.
md. case ercw out OF thc refusal Of
th.e insurance company TO pay ,hc policy
lrld by mc Kce.cy Institute people on
u,c.r property destroyed by fire at AsA-
land. va.
The company alleges .hat Dr. S. G..
Glover Tor tlc NNcley Institute. WAS iu-
surco against iie Is dwelling h5s.c.
and 500 obtained lower rate of premium
than ID ls mad been insured as ka ping
n hotel boarding house. or such public
place. and being so used. the company
IS not bound iol iis Insurance us a DWELL
lng house
THE COUNSEL.
Ex-Governor of Maryland VIM. Tinck-
ncy Whytc of Baltimore. and Sir Nynd-
lam De. Meieditn. OF Richmond. arc Tor
The Baltimore insurance company, While
Mr Charles N. Meredith represents ine
plaintiff dr. S. q. Glover.
The amount of insurance in This case
was $4,000
The testimony was concluded yos' crday
afternoon. ana among those who fcsNnce
were Mreers Samuel iI. putnam anu
d.. .H... boo
ancr AGENCY all IS III pnllam q co.. which
issued tbe uoficv on the kcoIev Institute
propcrtv Nr Charlie. u.s. willis. sccrc-
tary of tho Virginia state Insurance COM
1.ar.y and Mr. p Arbrrr Young. aI we'll
known irt.,lrareo mon
Rocks and ,..,..,e t.rin forms and note
hooks wero. brofrbt into the COURTROOM.
and tho LAWYERS i'm the suit contested
cvorv inch ~ prorrcse of the interesting
case
ppupAprNc INSTRUCTIONS
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

Meesrs Barney Frischkorn and W. 8.
Archcr. Dcputy collectors Of Customs. OF
Inc United states were both busiy en-
Gagged at the Old Dominion wharves yes
terday. Transferring bonded freight from
points I'm the West, over the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway.
Am the Northern coastwise freight OF
this road. which is intended for the West.
now comes viaihe old Dominion line 90
Richmond. and Is here reshippcd over the
main line FOR Western points.
I'm the cargo ~ the steamer arriving
here last Monday there were three car
loads OF bonded freight alone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
nrnor Inrnnlkr comnanr sned.

In the Henrico Circuit Court to-day.
Jud0a Wexford presiding. the case OF
Rienner. ,ruetee for Barnctt vs.. the Brook
TUrnplke Company was called. but was
continued tin the October term OF the
court
Messrs Pollard & Sands ana George =.
Haw ara counsel iof the riaintin. ana
Major Charles :. Stilhsieiiow Is counscl
Cor the defendants.
This suit was brought TO recover a valu-
able tract of land in BrOokland district
Wonr.co county. which d. is claimed vas
Illegally oOnnscated by the company he
defendant In the sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
Mr-ften Examination Enaea.

been at work I'm ihc han of the House OF
DELEGATES since Tuesday morning writing
examination papers. finished than portion
of their work yesterday shortly after
noon. the last papers submitted by them
being on histoioay and matcria medica.
They then began with practical opera
tiols 10 show what experience they have
attained in that line.
The State Board of Examiners wifi like
lv announce the result of the examination
by Tins evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14
LEGAL NOTICES.
7 y THE CHANCERY COURT OF TIL
i CITY OF RICHMOND.


William Isaac Johnson. who sues for his
own benefit and for the benefit OF all
other creditors of Henrietta Carr, de
ceased. who will come into this suit and
contribute 10 the costs thereof :.,.......'
...... ......... ....................Pla plaintiffs.
against
Fannie l.. Nicholas. admrx. with the will
annexed Of Henrietta Carr, deceased;
the same Fannie l.. Nicholas. In her own
right: Jack Carr James Carr, Eliza
West. s. D. boswell. Henrietta Carr, ana
Stella Stewart, the two last named be-
ing infants. under the age Of twenty
one wears .....................De Defendants.
Extract from Decree Of April Il. 1871
80 the Court doth adjudge, order
and decree that this cause be referred 10
one of the Commissioners Of this Court,
who shall make the following inquiries
and take the following accounts ana re-
port thereof 10 the Court, together with
any matter. specially stated, deemed per
tlnent by him or which any party IN IN
terest may require him to state. VIZ:
/. An account OF the transactions or
Fannie l.. Nicholas. admX., with the VIII
annexed of Henrietta carr. deceased rom
the date Of her qualification as such 10
the date Of such report by the Commls-
sioner: which account the said admlhia-
tratrix shall render before SAID ComInls-
sioner when required so TO DO,
3 An account OF All the estate Iedl ~
personal. OF which the said Henrietta O1rr
died. seized and possessed. with the zee
simple and annual value Of tue salu Ie1i
estate and the liens thereon, n any ana
the order or prioriues among lhem' .,
b An account Of all the debts ana de-
rnands AGAINST the said Henrietta carr
deceased. or her estate. TO whom IN. me
same are due. and the order or prlorltos
4 Who are the legatees and devlsees or
the said Henrietta Carr, deceased, What
are their several shares or interest III
said estate: and whether all such persons
are properly before the Court IN t nis
nsrtios 10 the bill who are Aot proper
parties
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

Tor some time past the sunday school
room OF Christ Episcopal church. on Ven
able street has proven TO Joe insufficient
ia Size 10 accommodate the number OF
scholars who assemble there every sun
dny. % has therefore been decided to
rli.t an addition to that portioa Of the
Cfifco which is to contain % large class
ro,m iadirs Ia-ior nd library
rls proposed Improvement VIII be car
rirf orf at once.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

Ncesis William ard Horny Huccor. John
Bascler and William Lee returned ycstcr-
day morning from Lake Drummond,
where they went on a fishing expedition.
Tlcy speak iu o. very enthusiastic man-
neg oi their experience and say that they
could not cast their lines fast enough Go
pun in the fish.
Tho only thing chat r17rgcd their pleas
urc was Tho rrpat allllau.. of snakes.
They clalol that they kiicl lircty-three
snailcs OF various kinds while they were
CONC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

The Old Dominion Democratic Club met
Wednesday night at tine headquarters,
Seventeenth and Main streets.
A resolution was adopted declaring
against the sale or lease of the gas
works.
A committee was appointed 10 confer
with similar committees from other
Democratic clubs OF the city in regard TO
a programme for the coming campaign.
The committee is composed Of Mcssrs.
w. ~. Wood. W. II. Muller ana George
H. Bowden
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

The members 81 the GCsangvcrein Eir-
,-iri. hayc decided 40 have thcir first
,utinc This summer 90 Lakeside. on Wed
The 6av VIII be- spent with an kinds of
outdoor snorts dancing bowling. BOATING
etc. only mcmhers OF tnc society anc
fbelr families viii DC admitted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-05-14

NOTICE-AH persons interested IN the
above cause are hereby notified mat !
have hxed upon TUESDAY. MAY -, t AZ
a. ten o'clock A. NJ. as the time. ana TINS
IN Poom No l3 Building No. ll03 cast
Min street, Richmond. Va. as the place,
for scouting the decree from which the
sor.,-oine' extract is taken; and all per
sons having claims against the estste r o.
i.,'i,,,5 ~ annear then and there ana prove
LII, I'm cisirs The said decree makes pub
iicaflon OF this notice equivalent 10 per
eli Given under my aand, this nth day Oh
April. 1897. o,.rorON, HOWARD.
Commissioner in Chancefy.
william EllysOn. p. a. "P"