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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
rurOs0PHICAL SOCIETY BAzAAR.
=, ,-,-,opr TO RAISE MONEY TO CARRY ON THE
WORK OF THE PROPAGANDA

. r,,oue bazaar Will be held from December " 70
s,, I'd evening in Scottish Rite Hall. twenty
ntr,h.st and Madison-ave.. for the oeneh' OF 'he
rheosouhical Society There will be the usual boons
for the sale Of goods and wares suNao.e io' CI''s
4o,.s and the booths will be decorated and
So. ,,andan,s dressed TO represent various couh-
.res and nations Of the world-ancicn; and rnodern-
u,,r,Ner of rare articles have been donated inc!ud-
ir one OF the lates; and best symbolic pictures oy
p Machen. an English mystical artist aho COL
lection Of Indian curios-sems tapestries ''ooNs,
- hoxes etc An Egyptian and Indian room
iii 10 ar.istically decorated and furnished 'or
,oungIng smoking and refreshments. TIE chef al
traction will the mystical rendo otr ot sha H"l
spe,4on ~ sereopIcon views Will illustrate me cru
sade around the world This combination Oh g,.er n
,atnroents will make II pleasure Tor the pupH, 70
s.nhanne their snekels FOR holiday presents \ ne
worE O.? preparation Is being carried on WIN emu
Sha,rner 70 secure funds 10 carry on the wo'K III
WnwNYork and throughout the country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
,oo4L BUSINESS COMPLICATIONS.

s,monson & Weiss. cloak manufacturers at NO:
30 ,,"a,,,,y closed UP their store yesterday, and
oi -. ,ao.,re exceedingly anxious to learn what
Tho Arm had done Myers. Goldsmith & Bronner'
,ho have charge Of their affairs say that the Arm
nm. made transfers OF the stock and accounts 10
various creditors to secure claims OF Ns'oo Inc
Total liabilities are about $4,000 OF which 5000 IS
tor merchandlse The trouble - Que 10 Gun DUST
ners and the bad season In the cloak trade on ac-
count OF the mild weather 60. -. -,
Justice Truax OF the Supreme Court. mas ap-
pointed Theron n. Little. OF MidQetown y. T.,
Seceiver in Fundamentally proceedings for eierson
Jacoby on the application OF II. Phillips and SOLO.
mon Schuldenfrei The papers In the case were
received here from Mddletown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
rABERNACLE CHURCH INQUIRY.

The conference OF Baptist pastors OF the Southern
Nev-york Association. which held yesterday
Afternoon. appointed committee which will In de-
toll inquire into all the phases OF the troubles OF the
rahsrnacIe Baptist Church and It's pastor the Rev.
Or D. C. Potter Following Is the committee: H. L.
Drake. the Rev. r. II. Hartley, the Rev. Il. s. Hal
loway F. C. A. Jones. the Rev; 7. N Goodchiid. he
Rey Cornelius Woelfkin, the Rev A. y. Laurin.
J. Saunders. Theodore n Ban;a. J W. Perry, ".
schulte The committee will hold its first meeting
on Monday next. Before IT the witnesses who are
familiar with the Tabernacle Church's trouble, as
VII a. DR. Potter's conduct. Will appear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
rrpnrcr IN DALTON CLUBBING

49,. 4, IN. case OF Policeman owen Sullivan
-, Doo-,,an Iohn Spalding OF the East One-hun-
drsd.ana- fourth-st. station who had been on tr'a
FOR three days before Justice smyth in the Crim,
,nal branch OF the Supreme Court. on the cna's'
~ having assaulted James Dalton pr,sone',
while he was in his cell. yesterday brought III WV
49, ..oro,. .rd checks from Henry Hlder-
s.and the collector for RINGERS brewery Das'o ~
was tried and convicted. ana IS uhue' 'e'
tween wears In the penitentlary -, sso,,, IN
patrolnran sullivan was found guilty Oh sssAu'' i"
80. ,bird degree Spading was dischhfbeu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
TO GO on WITH THE WORN.

The TRUSTEES OF THE PUEBLO LIBKAKl NJ
POINT CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND ORDER
THE EXECUTION OF THE PLANS.
The Board OF Trustees Of the New-York Puhhc
Library met yesterday afternoon. The trustees
present were Samuel 2. Avery. John Bgelow. " III
lam Allen Butler. John I. Cadwalader. Andrew H.
Green. Daniel Huntington. John S. Kennedy. Ed
ward King Alexander Maitland. Thomas NJ
Markoe, Colonel Stephen X. DIN. George l.. HIVES
and George W. Smith Tho action OF the city su-
thori;ies with reference the proposed new library
building was reported TO the Board. The CONTRACT
made with the city approved. and Its execution"
by the officers Of the library was ordered.
The appointment was recommended. as consulting
engineers Of the following Structure work ana
foundations. Theodore Cooper, heat ting and yentat-
ing machinery Alfred r. Wolf: electrical instal'a-
ton, Pattison Brothers r. 80
John L. Cadwalader was thanked COR giit on 10
volumes upon shooting. fishing and kindred SUBJECTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
FLORIDA HOTELS OPEyING.
AN UNUSUALLY PROSPEROUS SEASON EXPECTED
BY THE MANAGERS

AN r,Nt'sUAI.LY PROSPEROUS SEASON EXPECTED
BY THE MANAGERS.
TAMPA Fla. Dec s-The Florida season OF lsN-
'es began to-day. when the doors Of the Tampa Bay
Hotel in this place were thrown open for the re-
cepicn OF guests Sky days ago 1t was feared mat
the existence OF yellow fever In some OF the South
ern States would have q detrimental effect on tho
tourist business TO Florida this winter. but the
fact that there has not been n single case within
the confines OF the State having become 20 widely
known the hotel managers report the prospects
better for larger business than FOR years past.
In addition TO n large number OF people arriving.
they are receiving hundreds OF letters from tour
lists who will come down after the holidays. They
attribute the bright aspect OF things TO Florldas
having been entirely free from the fever and tho
prosperous condition OF affairs prevailing through
out the country generally. Large amounts have
been spent by the managers In additions and i'm
proyerrients TO their houses and the railway and
steamer lines augmenting the present service
so as 10 give faster and more luxurious transporta
tion facilities for reaching the various resorts.
Other hotel openings Will occur almost daily until
January 49, by which time the season will be In full
tiasf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
u,c,ppBOpRT4TTON ALLEGED.

c,.,,,r,, pallez,a Cobb was held IN N'5" ball
"' ,', laurence in the Supreme Court yes
,craav morning for Disappointing %-i " OF .'e
,,rd. o, the Assoclozlone Fraterha ltA''h,i'a a.
.u'us y, ,ho grocer for the association. II is
pDoD oo,r.c,.d the money dues from the
various members. -, ,,s hoors
In december. 1896. an examination OF MS oo'N'
was held and the deficiency was discovere Sar
Cobb promised 10 pay, ah9 ia more leaving a
baance Of ,a4 ~ which he refused to pay IL
said. . In Iudlou Street jail
in default OF 1880 ban.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
BROKERS SEE FINE TROUT.

Howard p. rockingham. member OF the New
YORK Stock Exchange. and secretary and treasurer
OF the New-Jersey Fish and Game Commission.
a,or,ov exhibited In n glass globe. at the Wall
:, entrance 10 the Stock Exchange. seven speckled
trout ten months old, from four 70 five inches IN
,,tnS1aand obtained from the hatchery at Plymouth
Mass 10 be placed In the streams OF New-Jersey
When the Exchange closed MI. Frothlnghams
trout were sent TO the Aquarium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
Captain sHEEHANS BILL APPROVED.

Tho Police Commissioners yesterday mad oe'o'e
.,a,, latter from Louis ]. Grant. attorney for Cap
,a,n sheehan OF the Nineteenth Precinct asking the
BOARD 20 certify to the Teasonabeness OF piii
amounting 400 counsel ices ahd oisourseh'on's
a.'aa bv the CAPTAIN In defending himself on the
charges OF failing to suppress policy shops when he
uas IN the Twenty-second Precinct. On the recon-
mendation of comMInlssioner Andrews the Board
nar,i0ed that the bill proper one
CeI me- intends from the
to- Ptba money he expended 70 defend himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
FINED AND THEN RETIRED.

Tho Police Board yesterday retired Sergeants
Henry W. Woodruff. Of the East ThirtS-hfth-st sta
ton and John Hstton. OF the Osk-st. station. on
penstons OF g. 900 a year. Hatton fined for In
fraction Of rules. and two OF the Commissioners
we're rather inclined TO favor dismissing him When
ne applied for retirement however compromise
on a heavy fine agreed on.
Although the Board fined Hatton thirty days pay
IL Is doubtful II the Department can collect more than
eight DAYS fine. Uat,on has been paid his salary
for tho last month. and Is only entitled 20 eight
days salary this month, which II all the Commls-
sioners can collect on his fine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
.yUDGg BATCHELLER TO SAIL on DEC. 80.

Saratoga Dec. (SpeciaD-Judge George S
Batcheller, recently appointed by President Nc
Kinley a member OF tho International Tribunal
A. Cairo has changed his date for sailing from
aa,urdav OF this week TO December 80 Tho Judge
and his family viii take passage In the Kaiser
Wilhelm II. for Naples. where they viii embark
nn P.ninsular and Oriental Line steamer for
Egypt Judge Batcheler was formerly and for
several years member OF the international Tri-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
LECTURE BY MAJOR ROE.

Major Charles F. Roe OF Squadron Will deliver
lecture before the Military Club at its clubhouse.
No 7U Fifth-ave. on SATURDAY evening on TIE
Crs,er Massacre and Its Lessons" This will be the
O., y. series of short talks on military subjects
nv military men which have been arranged by the
~ p:Entar.ainment Committee OF the club: The pro-
sneai,nes on the evenings Of January Is, February
Il and March 10. The monthly campfire or the ciup
III tni:e MACE on Deccm Der 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
VPrCKED on THE COQUILL BAR.

Emnlre CITY Ore, Dec. s-News has just been
,ece,vcd here Of the wreck Of the gasoline boat
Moro bound from San Francisco TO Aha. When
of the coquill bar her machinery became disar-
ood and she tried 10 put into Coqu River.
WhfIe attempting TO cross the bar she stuck. and
lost her rudder and was LETT to the mercy OF the
i ua..as she drifted Oh the beach south OF the
south lefty and will probably be total wreck. All
s ,' era saved The wires down and Is I'M
noss,ble 10 get particulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
TWO SORE SUBJECTS.

p1Arr's LIBERALTY.
rrom The Bingham,on Herald ,,....
rom 49,. ,h.rallty is exemplihed In the liberty
nj M ,aken with the Republican party
WHAT MR.. oUIGG THINKS.
From The Providence journal. ,,,o,,or
f,1" oys has stated 1t as his personal cOnvo9n
that there not Io0T 10Y And upon this point
tons IN ' ae,ermined opponents agree with MN"
pr.7-r IN THE SPIDER ROLE.
r.o Indianapolis News.
FROM -" plat shows great anxiety over the divi,
a, the NewYork Republicans ana mas ylart
for uniting them the H, banner p and henceforth do
as he says
CHARACTERIZED AS A FARCE.
From, The Omaha Bee.
General Banco recently sent out report I'm ma there
new policy is being well received ia renresentative
Is no ~ This country assert that there Is no pIsS
hi'tv OF the scheme OF autonomy, NV The nsiIr-
o on,ey,ze es farce. being accep'eo ny VIC ~
gents rou,r,,
vo1,ID THE CUBANs BE WITHOUT ~" EN-
,,.o,, Tho San Francisco Bulletin. M
i o,. n,ho have fought for independence Will
under the proposed plan have no and The
push o. administration will constitute the H1 he
eminent This appears to ne an ahores and brought
fable Of the mountain WHO" '"'o'eN "
forth a little mouse.
PLArT AND HIS PARTY
From The Rochester Herald. ,,,..,
The situation in the Greater PIX .rhe Or
critical for Mr. Plat. and incdentay he Citizens
throughout the State Tnat tne ~
hninn represents FAR stronger Young , i r. he
does the Plat machine Is not 10 DC uv ~ their
leaders in that have tho rag, 1 b Re
~ can never hope TO win another VIC
rv under Senator Pstts dispirinS nanipua ZION
to,s andy out for a new party orstniLd.Io.''
,pn Vii DO 50 with excellent change OF Ve'ofy'
not only locally. but throughout the o'a'e'
GIVE THE NEW POLICY TRIAL.
rror, The New-York Independent
F,o" ,. Sayas,a has recalled Weyler against
,hnsn brutaliIies country earnestly protested;
wn1 caused a general amnesty TO be granted; ne
has ordered every American prisoner TO De par par,
t 81. he has announced a milder policy ano now
So"sa: gwen the Cubans substantial measure OF
an,onomy II is plainly our duty TO wait ana see
1sa. rcsIts follow. The necessity OF Intervention
Sas At last for the moment. been removed Per;
hans solution will he reached; perhaps inc Ola
lsanp5 5, will return We not sanguine our
coincidence in the early surrender by me insurgents
"a hy no means large But II Is perfectly clear 70 "
that the only proper thing we can 90 now - 10
We have no doubt that the President means 70 pur'
sue that course
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
ARRIVAL OF ENGLISH LABOR LEADERS.

, Havelock Wilson. labor member OF Paria-
,,or, and Edward Hartford. OF the British Trades
Union Council. arrived here yesterday from Eng
,and n, the White Star liner Teutonic. They are
iHaAiIegates 10 the Congress OF the American REQ
eration OF Labor. be opened at Nashville on DC
cember I3 delegation OF labor men met them
n tho pier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
FRANKLIN BTSCHOFFS MENTAL STAff'
u,s rporurR THE JUSTICE. SECURES THE APP
POrNTMENT OF A COMMISSION TO IN
orIRE INTO HIS SANITY

ot-IRE INTO HIS SANITY.
Justice Tr.ax in the Supreme Court yesterday
appointed 4 commission TO pass upon the mental
condition Of Franklin B!schon brother OF JUS
tce Bischon OF the Supreme Court, VINO Is the
petitioner IN the case Franklin BischoH Is d
lawyer who caused his family much uneaSiheSS oy
bt .rr,.ic conduct until he was finally incarcerated
in Rloonlngdale Asylum about year ago. ne Is
still there Justice Bschoff. In his petition said
that his brother was torty-two years old ana haa
wife and three children living at No l6S west Eishs
second-st The Justice declared that MS o'o'"c'
had always been erratic. cnangeaole ana gwen +"
r,evarca,ion and that he was sent 10 Bloomingdale
after an examination by Drs. Allen Fitch ana AUS
tin Flint who declared him insane. Inc justice
added that his brother had some property ana II
was therefore necessary TO have the conullssion
nass on his mental condition so that cofnhi'tee %
his person and property might be appointed Il lie
was legally found insane $500 49, oor,,,,ss,o,
and a Sherffs jury next week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
..orurR PELHAM TROLLEY INJUNCTION.

,u,,o. PRYOR. in the Supreme Court. on tho APP
,'s",,or ~ Edward c. Shcehy a taxpayer. issued
p"1''.Inarv injunction yesterday, restraining the
parx commissioners. the Bronx Gas and Electric
and the Beard Of 6sdIcA 10 cG be paced or
Sy 0l iroey poles and wires or otherwise engas
ns in the construction OF La'r osa roods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
SENATOR NLAURIy I'LL.

Washington. Dec. S-Senator McLaurin' OF Sou'n
,..o,,o "a confined 20 his bed with an attack OF
,ynbo,d fever. The Senator was Ill when he Ar
r,vad here week ago. but the fever did NOT
develop until n day or so ago: He is In the care
90 Dr Wellington, assisted by trained nurse.
No annrehension Is felt, as the attack IS not OF
vio,ent character and the Senator has strong
opstit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
EX-SENATOR DORSEYS RANCH SOLD.

Santa Fee N. NJ. Dec. SIT Is announced that r.
w seward OF Eddy. n. NJ. has purchased the
famous home ranch OF ex-senator s. w. Dorsey. at
Cb,cos Springs, Colfax County. including the hand
dnne residence built for Colonel Robert @. lnger-
coll and will convert It into santarlum for con-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
VIEW EOrRTH.CLASs PoSTMASTERS.

u,osb,nq,on Dec s-The following were among
tho fourth class postmasters appointed yesterday:
New-Jersey-Pompton Plains, Alfred Gilland
New-York-Alexander. John F. Whiteside: CnaIea
= ,,ber r Briggs: Plutarch. Thomas Crawshaw;
Rockland McKendree n. Bridge; Sloan Georga
NaaIv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
pUGET SOUND RECORDS DESTROYED.

Port Townsend. Wash. Dec. s-A fire In the
once OF HothschiId d Co. the Oldest shipbuding
arm ON Puget Sound, destroyed the complete data
Of all the shipping Of Puget Sound ana brits1
Columbia waters since ls65 The records oesuoyeo
were the only ones In existence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09

COURT OF APPEALS DAY CALENDAR.
Albany Dec s-The Court Of Appeals day CAL
d. Tor Tomorrow "a as follows Nos. $50. IA.
10 / OlO 251 25S. 26O and 24S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09
INTEREST ~ UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.
EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE TO ESTABLISH THE
SYSTEM ~ THIS CITY

SYSTEM ~ THIS CITY.
1-,co,s Whitney the secretary o. the Extension
ro,ar,neni OF Rochester University and inspector
q, the University extension in Western New-fork
,or tho Regents IS now in this city. He Is hero for
the purpose OF establishing in New-York the Uni
,.o-s,., ex.ens,on system OF instruction. Mr. Whit
80, bss already enlisted the cooperation OF many
prominent citizens who are interested In the develop
p.n, ~ educational opportunities In ;he metropolis
An,nng tho number are DR.. Truman J. BackuA Ros-
sitter Johnson. the Rev DR.. Henry a stims1n AZ
.bur y Ros,wck the Rev DR.. Robert ). MacAr-
,hnr the Rev DR. Charles Cuthhert Hail. Robert c.
Alexander and Charles Dudley Warner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09

Mr.. BELDEN TO BE OUT SOON
Washington Dec. SAIL danger In the case OF
Representative Belden Of New-York. who was seri-
ou.,v injured by a fall. Is past. and his friends
eynect to see him about as soon as the u6u
wounds in the forehead have healed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09

Tho Governing Committee OF the New-fork STOCK
rxoho,re Yesterday admitted TO dealings In the un-
listed department, the stock OF the Hawaiian Com,
ercial Sugar COMPANY which 10, has Tb,s Is the
o,anv controlled by the sons OF C!aus SpTechcis'
,he san Francisco sugar man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-09

.,,svo, new members Of the stan OF the Surveyor
q, the Port were sworn in by the surveyor S"as -
Croft yesterday Altosetner me s,as e W
eighteen OF whom seven were rcaPpo'' " "
Swayze will be chief OF stan
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
10 Enter thc Telenhnne Weld.

NEW YORK. Jan. 49, Ever SINCE the
contract between the Western lron
Telegraph Com. any and the American
Bell Telephone Company expired, last
fall. reports have been current that the
telegraph company was preparing TO enter
tho telephone field. Russell Sage Ilrer-
tor of the Western Union said yestcr-
day.
''The Western Union will continue TO
improve its service and make fits business
as satisfactory 10 the public and Che COM
pany's shareholders as possible. no fFcd
plans for extension have been decided
upon. but where the company sees IT
would be profitable to put n tc,ULCneS
il may quite likely do $50. There as no
monopoly I'm the telephone bas ness. and
the Western Union can take IT up as
wei as anybody without st'r,.ng 'war.'
"Thc Western Union owns Jorge but
controlling interest I'm the Bel Company,
and trouble between the two is, therefore
not to be expected
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Jan. 1S.-Mr.
John charlton, the Liberal member or
the Canadian Parliament. who IS now
in Washington, i'm an interview to-day
discussed the question Of the dcsirabilitv
of more liberal trade relations between q e
United States and Canada. lie said that
the recent change of government i'm Cam
ada had brought the question of re'ipro-
city to the front. The Liberal party
Of Canada had always favored more init
mate. trade relations with the United
States. The Conservative party, on the
contrary. had uniformly been adverse TO
reciprocity. except upon unattainaole con-
ditions. Now Canada was governed icy
broader minded and more liberal men.
The Hon. Wifred Laurier the present
Premier Of Canada, is man Of advanced
views He is a Liberal Of the Liberals.
Ills knowledge of American affairs JIG &C.
curate and extended. and he arlenty
homes for more intimate and friendly busi-
ness and social relations between the two
countries.
Canada said Mr. Charlton, VIII uaques-
tionahly attempt in the near future 10 oh
tain a treaty of reciprocity I'm trade with
the United States. "a treaty that VIII ao-
nit TO freedom Of mutual intcrcn1nee
all natural products and viii cove I'D
addition. as wide list Of manufa 'tured
articles as the establishment Of just
equilibrium of mutual interests shall re-
Quire.-New York Sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
Eatnl nniler Eynlnslon.

san FRANCISCO CAL, Jan. 19-The
steamer Rio de Jaueiro brings news that
one OF the boilers of the French steamer
Sachalien exploded while the vessel was
of the Chinese coast. December 2d. bound
from Singapore for Hong Kong. Eleven
Of the stokcrs in the hrc-room and enc
Of the engineers were killed instantly hy
the explosion or by the scaliing steam.
The chief stOkor was so badly injured
that he died few hours afterward. and
four other nromen died next day as a
result Of their burns. The vessel was
crowded with passengers. and for time
there was the widest confusion on board.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
LEGAL NOTICES.

NIRGINIA-IN THE CIRCUIT CopRT
OF THE COUNTY or HENRlSD-
IN VACATION OF THE COURT, TIE
3lST DAY Or DECEMBER. 1875; ..,,
james +. Sebrec ..............'.'fiaii
against
Howard Sebroe and Lou. his VIE, Asa -, =.
Sebrcc, y. b. Sebrec and Alce' hia W.,
". ". McGibney and Lydia j., nus Wiz,
Bette Naldrop, Ellen StauoIo, JynH
Ihcfnbeffy and Sarah A. DE W :
drew jackson and Frances ny ~
NJ. ScDreo and MOllle, MS WIZ ~ - -
Smith and Lena, his vie john -
brec ana Eu.Ta, his WIG, > . 49,
and Nancy his wife; X. NJ; 49,,
fswG1nee ,hirorpp ana Inla 1' H. his vile:
y. B. Scbrce, Jr.; Rebecca Sepie~ JUN
". Sebreo and Eta l.. his VIC, Jdi'is'
Is. Sebrce. Jr., and Myrtd, me- wiz -
A. vaughan and Laura y ~, -
Raleigh sclIee. Frank Sehfee, A"a oe-
bree, the last two If whom are ll4iai'S
under the age Of twenty -onc yeaia;
...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. To-
Tho object OF this suit is 10 SCI UP
brec. deceased. 10 james *. sebree. bear
Ing GATE on the 18th day or peeeHiuei.
! .s and Conveying an oil . Fi21@S RI.
"GG;" also an Of blocks =, 90, T.,
"r'' II W. .sW ~. q" and - also,
all Of Blocks "J' Except Lots - ana lD
and "Y" Except Lots ], 2, ii ana ~. lh
Sebree's Addition 10 the city of Rich
mond; the said deed having been signed.
but not witnessed or acknowledged, ny
the said William Il. Schftc, .h7" 'y rlaN-
lish the right and title Of the said James
X. Sebreo 90 the above-mentloncd lots
and 10 the following other lots DOB Scnrte
Addition to tine citv Of RlchmOud-t0-Wit:
Lots y and IN Block H. Lots OF II d. ID, u
~ i'm BLOCK .Y" all of which said lots
stand in the name Of the late W. r, Sc
bree, deceased. and TO have the title 10
the said lets vested IN him by orlef OF
the court.
And an affidavit having been made and
fled that all of the above-n4med deien-
dauts are non-residcnts of the state OF
Virginia. II ordered that they do app
near here within fifteen, DAYS aiter the
due publication of this order ana 90 what
this suit
4 Copy-Toefe.
JOHN F.. BROADDus.
clerk.
Cutchins. Attorney. JaN-Weu
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

Twentieth street have just returned
home after very pleasant trip spent in
visiting relatives in Lancaster, Pa. and
friends, the Misses Westerhoffe, in Phila-
delphia.
At the Hastings Court to-day the
appeal cases Of Harfeld for buying stolen
goods rsd Mayo and Robinson for par
ticipatng in riot will be tried by jury.
Mr.. r. ID. Walker, the contractor is
getting ready to repair the council cham
Der. A few necessary repairs VIII be
made.
Mr.. L. w. shumaker and Miss Edna
Rudd left on the o'clock train yesterday
morning for Washington When they re-
turn 1t will be as man and wife