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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18
yuy NENr SrtR COCRSE.
Mr. Edward T.. Elliott, the Famous I'm
ner.ountor. III Appear NcNt Monday

w y
The members and friends of the ever
in,.r,.sinelv popular star Course Of En-
t.rf.tfumtut- conducted ly the Young
Mons. christian Association. Will have the
pleasure of attending one ,i the most 81
tractiVe entertain mcnts OF the season OFT
next Monday February 2Zd iNa@hln-
IONS birthday. This viii bee the siNih
entertainment OF this seasons course.
The i've entertainments that nave hceh
given have been or hrst-class ofder
from every standpoint. and the audiences
of this season have exceeded IN size all
.fr,r,s of the past That the Star Course
has come 10 stay. and that It's stay has
become more apparently successful. rs
generally conceded los those who are Ia
miliar with its history.
4 wcIl-iuformcd gentleman was heard
10 saw. concerning the last entertainment
that nothing better has been presented
Inn Richmond during the season. IL WAS
"a high-class entertainment from every
standpoint-ably presented. magniilceniy
rendered finest Cf stercOptlcOn work. and
intensely interesting throughout.
As above noted. the sixth entertainment
will he given by one whose ability IS
recognized I'm Richmond. and who enter
tanned a largo audience two years ago.
presenting Hazel kirke. Mr.. Elliott
will present ON next Monday night Dol
lars and Sense. and the demands for his
services alone are sufficient proof of his
ability as am impersonat0r.
or Mr. Elliott the Boston Globe says:
''IIe is perfect genius
The Philadelphia Ledger says: a more
delightful evening could hardly Dee i'm
agiucd.
The Detroit Free Press. Edward =. El-
lott possesses ihe ability bearing and
face Of the actor. and puts them all to
the best of use.
The Buffalo Courier says: "lle has that
magnetism SO essential 10 the true artist.
of holding an audience spell-bound until
by but an expression Of the eve he has
10 i'm laughter
That q most delightful entertainment
IS in store on next Monday evening cannot
be questioned The box-oilice will cpen
for the rcscrylng Of seats ON Friday morn
ing ~ this week at @ o'clock. While 10 ~
true that the sale OF season tickets Is
much larger than during past seasons
there are fully one hundred good seats
that can be secured fer this entertain
ment. including reserved seats
The Lecture and Entertainment Com
mittce appreciate the support ana CO.
operation OF the friends Of the course. and
uhlis The ahiArt OF the course Is not to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

,vyTurNIILE. Va. Feb. li.-Spociai.
Tho handsome residence OF Mr.. }. Rush
flunord. situated OH the north side n
town. caught fire from defective uu"
about noon Monday. ana its total desiruc,
lion was narrowly avertcd. The local
bo,k and ladder company responde /
promptly 10 the alarm and with the as
sistance Of numerous volunteers. sue
coded. after hard battle. I'm subduing
the flames. 4 considerable portion OF the
roof was consumed The amount - tho
damage is about 500 fully covered by
Insurance. ,,..cs..t
Neither Mr. Iunord nor Mrs. iuuord
were at home at the time the IRE pfoke
ont. and the house was ieit ih chaiR'
OF the servants
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

Those who VIII Take Part in the Martin
Luther Allegory.

w
Luther Aliegory.
The story Of Luthcr's nfe is one Of the
most thrilling in religious history There
is "a fascination SIN reading the story ana
10 witness It's portrayal with pictures
and song and 10 hear IL from tho hps
Of one whose eloquonco IS inspired 10y re-
cent visits to the land where the great
Rcformer accomplished his greatest WORK
is "a pleasure which will appeal TO ALL
TO give an adequate idea Of tho beauty,
influences and literary features of the
entertainment known as the story of
the Reformation, or. Life o. Luther 20
boz presented 81 the Mozart Academy OF
Music on Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings February 9th and 18th, IS an
undertaking almost impossible. Apart
from the historical interest great local
interest attaches itself because OF me
participants and the cause Tor wnlch ihe
entertainment is presented.
one Of the representations is the Nuna
scene. which covers the period ODD l'-i.
when the Elector Frederick Third. OF
saxonv. ordered the closing of converts
and monastcrics
Tho partial east for this scene IS as
follows:
Ahcc-3;is. Walter C.. Mercer
Anna-Mrs. Henry Gibson.
Aneclica-Fanni G. Pittman
Varonica-Mrs. w. O. Shelburn.
Northumberland Knowles.
Sarah-Alargaret IA. Jones.
Isabella Louise Payne
CatAariua Won Bora Mrs w. q. duke.
Agnes Dorothy Cahill
Ruth-Frances =. Diees.
Ursult- Mary 4. Jones.
Josepnne-Nclne Y. Wihiams
Cecilia unice Walker.
NARY Nellie Lyons.
Martha Sadie McCreery
Dorcas- Margaret G.. Williams.
Naomi Florence BrisgS
MaeIalena-Mamie Love
Esther Myrtlaud Taylor
Noyices -lIuda Mary Webb, Fanny Il.
Mora Emma Bass. Martha q. baNi-. Lille
liam roylor Nellie " Foster Mary Wood
brilpe Bessie Forest. Mary Fitzhugh'
Eta shield Mary Forrest Bessie Ear
her T.. &. Hulst Marie steel, Ncttc Stth
Beulah Mountcasuc Florence fTahhHH
virginia Mosby. Mrs J. $. Knox. Jr.
'rhis scene is only one of the I'VE rep
,esentatious under preparation. iesl"'9
there will be two alcsofical pfoce's'"''9
Luther's trial 49, Worms. Ertui'h NOUN
and choir men. That most interesting
entertainment VIII 'V e-'' ,....... ...s
by the progress that the participants are
making at ,he rehearsal
The sale OF reserved seats AT inc Dos
office opens SATURDAY. February -1ih.
owing TO the popularity of these enter
tainmonts the advance sale ls us'"ilS
very large. Al Altoona, "a. lN'V I'
served seats were sold before inc ""N o'
the entertainment arrived, ana persons
who waited until the Lass day 10 sec"i
seats did not gain admission.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18
THE BAZAAR GOES on
MANY ATTRACITONs ron THE IOUNG
md the OLD, TOO.
Aunt Jerusha's Album" Wasthe Feature
Last NiEht-The MerrysGo-Round.
The Virginia Hospital Booth.

The second day OF the bazaar for tho
Associated Hospitals passed of most
successfully, and last night another large
crowd was IN attendance. The ArmOry
Hall presented a brilliant scene.
The Blues Band was stationed in the
gallery and discoursed a number OF beau
tinl and popular selections. The lady
managers Of the bazaar have decided
hereafter 10 have dancing in saenger
nshed by the Blues Band This will
doubtlossly prove a great attraction Tor
the young people.
AUNT JERUSHA'S ALBUM
The most enjoyable feature OF the ba-
zaar yesterday was the presentation Of
Aunt Jcrusha's Album In Saengcr
Halle under the auspices OF the Sheltering
Arms Hospital. number OF people
witnessed this attraction and enjoyed II
exceedingly. 10 was presented by the
following cast
Mother. Mrs. wager; father. Mr.. Robert
Minor; maiden aunt. Miss Folkos. httle
girl Ollie Bell HarwoOd. bridegroom.
Mr. Joseph Stein: bride. Miss Marie
Archer. parson. Nh Parker; parson s
wife. Mrs. Brenglc; PERSONS little boy.
Ernest Starr. Aunt Jane. MISS Hartman
Aunt James husband. MI Adolph ostor-
Ion. Sophia. Mrs Sheppard. Ann Eliza.
Afss Annie Hunter village beauty. Miss
Walker. grandfather. Mr.. Pierce.
Professor Brannan's Cycle Merry Co
Round continues 10 bee well patronlzed by
those in attendance upon the bazaar. II
is certainly q most popular attraction
and nearly every one enjoyed ride on
the wheels last night
OTHER FEATURES.
The restaurant under the charge OF
Mrs W s. Murray continues to do a
rushing business.
ON next Thursday night the Masons
who arc members Of Acca Temple Will
take supper at the Bazaar.
The decorations OF the Virginia Hos
pital booth. which by their beauty have
attracted such universal praise. were
done by Mr. g. W. Bamford.
The Smoking Booth proves 20 he most
nopular attraction of the Bazaar and
was well uatronzed llst evening.
TONlGHTS PROGRAMME.
Tonight Mr.. Arthur T.. Clarke will pre-
sent fine views Of London. and delightful
music will be rendered boy the Old Do
m'nion Scxtctte.
Tomorrow night tableauX. music. ana
dancing will be given under the auspices
Of the Old Dominion Hospital.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

day-school. and was for a long time the
treasurer OF the church.
Since 1865 Mr. Fisher had been connect
ed with the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way in various responsible positions. be-
ginning as chief clerk in the auditors Of
fec OF that corporation. then as auditor
OF the company under the presidency OF
General williams G. Wickham. and finally
as the ticket agent az the Broad-Strcct
Station. IN this city.
lie possessed charming and anable man
ncrs aud was a general fayoritc with All
his friends and acquaintance, besides
being noted for strictest attention to ms
duties In an the capacities 30 when ne
served
Mr. Fisher married Miss Eleanor Heath
Taylor. of stanton daughter OF MI.
Edwin Taylor who was the cashier OF
the National Valley Bank OF that city
and She survives him. together with four
children. one son and three daughter
Mr. T.. Tavlor Fisher. Mrs. Nirginlus iiali,
Mrs j. NJ. Higgins0n. and Miss Jane FISH
Ills two sisters are Mrs G. W. Camp.
of Richmond. and Mrs. Pcyton kandoiph,
OF Alexandra. Va.
The funeral Of Mr.. Fisher will take
Mace AT n O'Clock tomorrow from Monu-
mental church, and the intoimcnt VIII
Do i'm HOLLYWOOD. The active ptl-bcarcrs
viii Doe Mcssrs. Charles Lorraine. John
=. Mayer John B. Purcell. George A.
narR.dllc. Frank n. walton. Thomas
Booker CHARLES r.. Winso, and 4. r.
Courtney.
The honorary pall-bcarers viii De tho
vcstrv Of Monumental church commit
tee from Pickett Camp will attend the
exercises
The burial rites at tho grave Will be
under the charge Of Dove Lodge. 40. 81,
a. F and s.. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

The Democratic Di-ii'et Committee Holh
a Confercnce-N Marriage at II. Mary's

The Democratic lpt-iftAl ''ihhiA''' ''''f
Marriage 1T II. Mar,'s
NORFOLK. VA. Feb Special ~
The coroners inquest in the case oi inc
cOiored man found yesterday 100 kotnoNf
dock. drowned. was held 40 q clock ihI'
afternoon IT'S name. % has beer a-'rl-
tanned. is Harry GIN. Ito was rom
Petersburg. and was brakeman ON ITO
Norfolk and Western railway.
plans Tor the now Monticello Hotel
VIII Pee finished hy the end OF this week,
and bids Will Dee asked FOR next week.
The Democratic District committee met
to-day at the ST James with Chairman
j T. Duke az Norfolk county. presiding
John Whitehead. secretary, ana pi'-D lt
also T. Thompson Jr., of lorismoulu'
Colonel g. Isuton Day. ~ Isle OF wight.
DR. J. j. Bryant and j. g, PARKER on
southampton. also city Chairman W. J.
Anderson of Norto,,S JOHN Wood n ot
Portsmouth. Hon. W. \ young anu
other promirout Democrats were also
Tho press was not admitted. hut IL IS
learned that the meeting was Simply u
raroral conference in regard 10 inc lnh-
ficaI situation iu this district
THE Merchants and Miners steamer
berkshire from Baltimore To SdNthnau:
went aground OF Lambert Point a.
o'clock this morning. while coming l.,o
Tho harbOr She was pulled or 10y 'N"
Mr. Louis y Carey and MISS Mar
/ oaret Barrett were married ~ ~. MatA .
catholic church an o'clock tniS ilo III.
mo- hv nov Father DOhcrty II was
" o,iet AFFAIR. only the immediate itleho'
If the parties being present
The couule left VIA me 'nesapetN. """
Ohio for Richmond and points N'i'"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

lie Was Brave soldier and a Prominent
Citizen

Sir p % Fisher died az his residence,
No sos north Twelfth street at o.coch
yesterday morning after long Illness.
Robert llaNdn Fisher was born in Rich
mond June 90. l>i2. and Is "a son OF the
late Mr. George H. Fisher. lie was cd
ucatcd ion schools of this city. and COM
pletcd his preparation the University
Of Virginia az Lock Wilton School. Of
which Major Jed. liotchklss was prin-
Cipal.
Going 10 the University of Virginia. ne
left hts studies there at the beginning Of
the late war 10 enlist in the Confederate
army. Joining the Fifth Virginia Regi-
rncnt. Of "StOncwail' Jackson's brigade.
private Fisher was promoted FOR bray
cry twice. having been made first color
sergeant and afterwards lieutenant of his
compauv. Ho was wounded several times,
especiallv az the famous battle OF VIM
chester. Va
Here the explosion of a shell gave him
"a desperate and almost fatal wound
which necessitated the amputauon Of one
OF his legs. aud ever afterwards ne went
on crutChcs.
Mr.. Fisher was "a valued member OF
Pickett Camp Confederate Veterans a
devoted Mason. being "a Past Master OF
Dove Lodge. No. d. 4. +. and a M"
and d Royal Arch Mason OF LalayeVe
Chapter No. i3. r. A. NJ.
From his boyhood he had been faith-
fol member OF the Monumental church'
and az the time OF his death was senior
Warden OF that church, and assistant
superintendant OF the Monumental sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

The Commissioner Of che Revenue is
now busy through his deputies leaving
the city and State tax-list az the resi-
denccs Of the citizens. and desires - can
thoir attention especially 20 these lists
this year. Tho law requires th"t inc
Questions ON those lists shall be properly
answered the person shall put down the
values and sirn their name 10 the oath.
and return 10 the Commissioner promptly.
,rhe ,ltizous haye been growing careless
about thi- and the law will Dee enforced.
These lists will AN Dee examined by the
Finance Committee. List Will not Doc taken
If marked same" but must Doe filed mp
bv tine person and properly signed. Heads
of families will Please given instruction
to servants ana those thlt go 60 the door
to Io careful ana deliver these lists
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

The Regular Weekly Meeting to BE Held
Tonight

The regular weekly meeting OF the
Committee on Retrenchment ana ke-
form. which will De held tonight at ;
o,cIock will be- of peculiar interest 10
civ officials and the public generally. In
pursuance OF determination reached al
The last meeting. the committee WIZ take .,h
,',. OH. slllrv list Of the city. as compiled
b. captain Carlton Mccarthy. Special
Accountant. and neatly printed ia pamph-
let form by Flanhart x Co.
II Is the intention Of The committee
a. ,, through the list carefully. and 10
recommend such changes as may seem TO
them advisable The main object OF the
committee is not the reduction OF salaries.
but rather "a readjustment The pay OF
MANY will doubtless Doe cut down, ou1
,bo Salaries Of others may beraised.
Tho whole idea OF the committee seems
10 BE an that the name Of the committee
lies-"rc-renchment and reform but
fbev are also DESTROYS of doing no Injustice
10 any one. The meeting tonight Will
doubtless be a lengthy one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

lie Bit Boy and a Man and Finally Made
Good His Escape.

The nciehborhood Of north Fifth ane
Sixth streets had 20 great scare about d
o'clock h. NJ. yesterday by the apre1f'
aucc of "a dog who ran around. hiiime
ID hos and % man. and then sucCesstuily
escaping before boz could Dee killed hy th'
crowd ~ people who wcro pursuing MN
Sam Brown. 90 cOlOrod hoy or inc age
of fourteen. WAS the first Nictim OF lhis
supposed mad dog who ran suddenly ana
n,rcoiv az the youth. biting h.m nadi)
in the calf of his left Lex
The city ambulance WAS called 10 th'
hoy. and be- WAS taken 90 the cry HOS
nital by Dr Charles Labenherg ano
80 bis homo. $50 north Fifth street. los
friends. t ma.
Another person bitten by the dog Wa
"a coiorod man. who went home. dcclinin-
treatment. as be- said be was not sefl
ousiv hurt. and his name was not aiien
n this particular specimen OFT lh.
oonus dog again makes his appearance
I'm the localities in which he figured yes,
ferdav afternoon his chances Tor lonl
ilfc viii he few, for the citizens Oh '''o3'
streets are prepared for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

and pleasure For pleasure he brings his
bride on a visit to the relatives and many
friends Of his mother. who was herself
Richmond lady. and the business he Is
making ont Of his trip Is 10 ind some
blood relative Of j. ". Davis.
Mr. Price IS young editor and LAWYER
of tho State on Nirglnia's west. and Is iu
"a fair beginning OF "a promising career.
lie is stopping az present at No. ils North
Twenty-sixth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

II is said that number OF gentlemen
will soon begin 20 circulate % petition
among the merchants OF the state. I'm or
der 10 obtain signatures 10 present 90 tie
next Legislature 10 induce that body 20
pass pure-food law.
The law that the General Assembly
will be asked to pass will provide that
an food supplies of which there may be
any doubt about the ingredients. shall
bear labels showing just what the arr
tL.In contains
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

ON curd,v afternoon at 4.g0 o'clock I'm
tho second Presbyterian church. lDr
Hoge's) tho Sunday School Union Will
have their regular meeting when am ad-
dress VIII be made 10y Rev. DR.. English.
professor or Pastoral Theology and the
English Bible n Union Theological Semi
nary. on the Acts OF the Apostles with
-sccisl reference 10 the International
sunday School lessons FOR the year sun
dav-school teachers OF all denominations
are cordially invited 20 attend and hear
Or English who is d talented and inter-
esting speaker.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

Tho steamer "Shinnecock" which will
temporarily ply between Richmond and
Baltimore on the B'v Line. in place of
the Virginia" left Baltimore yesterday
afternoon. and Will arrive here this morn
ing.
The steamer Virginia viii go into
dock for her annual spring cleaning and
overhauHug. and will return TO her place
on the line I'm due tim.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18
TfIlIsN RfTTTILIST.
Great Outpouring- at the sirouse Meetings
In Christiansburg.

CHrIsTIANsBURG VA. Feb. H.
snocial.-D. b. s.rouse from Salem. Va,
al wcu-known lawyer and late president
of the Bon-ack Cigarette Machine COM
pauv and now am evangelist has been
holding series of sIncthcauon meet
ir.. here COR some tom days. ana never
has there been known such large GRO vas
a.. attend these meetings ana over lhiee
hundred have made professions or i'h-
,ion AIR Strouse left Yesterday, but the
meetings tro still going ON uude. the
.l.rr. of Mr. Oakley. his assistant
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

The Daughter of Hon. Marshall Meteor
rnick i.ncnInes u Hride.

BERRYVILLE. Va. Feb. E.-Special--
\ fablcaux wedding took place az Z
clock this evening M Rose Hill the
home of the Hon. Marshall NcCormiclk. X
when bis eldest daughter virginia ,.
Mccormick. vas married 70 ILL., DO d.
Mccormick. OF Norfolk. Va.
The ceremony was performed nt l'eN.
Mr. Phillips. of Alexandria, and Rev.
Mr. Wall Of this place
only the immediate relatives ana init
mate friends of the contracting pdttle'
-i.,..g..d tho ceremony The OCc islcu
was the social event Of the season at
Dr. Mccormick and his wife occupy
bf.b roeitions Inn the social circles OF VIZ
g'nia. They Will live .n Noriolh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18
70 BE D1cIDED MONDIY


~
of the Blues Baiai ion.
Company - OF the Blues Battalion hA"
ff- regular weekly drill at the armcry, cor
n.r Nmtn. and Cary streets last night
Al JOS close the men repaired 10 tneir
company room where private session
WAS held which lasted over an hour. lhe
letter from Captain George Ainslie where
in he declined 90 accept the captaincy
of the company was read. but it was not
Given out for publication. The COM
pany discussed tho situation in detail but
uo action was taken.
Another election viii De ordered for
nrNt Monday evening. whi.h is % take
mace upon the return q the Battalion
from the parade 10 the armofy .houl %
o'clock Tho Battalion viii leave the
armofv about $3.50 T. NJ. and parad
through the principal streets IN honor OF
tho anniversary OF the birthday of the
Father OF this Country
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

\ brilliant Wedding ia the Church-Street
Synagogue.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. Special
Miss Clara Morris. daughter of Mr. H.
Morris. ~ this city. was married this
evening % Dir. Bernard Lilicnfeld ~ the
Church Street synagogue Rev. Or Eber-
SON officiating. assisted by Rabbi BEN
moschen II was the most brilliant mar
rage Of tho year in Hebrew society
r-shers and attendants were in full dress
Mr.. Arthur Morris. the brides brother
was the best man. and Miss Fannie
FISCHER. Of Portsmouth. was maid or
homer.
The bride was ccstumed In white more
,aloir duchess lace. with diamond Orna-
ments. Miss Fischer was attired IN white
taffeta and hat with pink plumes.
Ar elaborate reception followed tne ''i-
omonv The couple leave IN the morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

The third of the series Of sermons on
The Evidences of Christianity Will bee
preached in Richmond College chapel to-
night The speaker. by request, will boz
Rev DR. Moses u. lioge. and his subject
will Dee Historical Evidences. The gift
ed divine Will no doubt Doe greeted hy
large congregation.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

nh. many admirers Of Miss Frances
ID Ensign. national lecturer Of the No-
MANS Christian Temperance Union. WHO
.pent several days Boo Richmond two years
ago. will Doe pleased 90 hear OF her anil'l-
mated return next week Miss ENSIGN
,yll give one lecture illustrated with si,f-
optiron views. charging "A small fee Tor
fne benefit of Che work. The other l''-
tnros viii he free. Due notice VIII ne
..t,..n Of IlfDs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

Rev. !. n. Belts delivered his illustrated
lecture on Picturesque Palestine FOO Lynch
burg Monday night for the y. NJ g. A.
and Tuesday for the Woman College.
lle will give his illustrated tour through
Palestine tomorrow night at tho Ma
sonic Temple for the leneht OF the Ma
sonic Home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18
A NEW VICE-PRESIDENT.
MR.. BARR COMING bur HIS DUTIES
NOT DEFINED,
a Soap Company Chartered
crs Report on the Affairs OF the Roanoke
1rust, Loan rand safe Deposit Company.

ROANOKE. VA, Feb. l7.-special.-
Officials OF the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company here say that j. vi.
Parr, whose resignation Of the position
of general superintendent Of the Great
Northern railroad. was announced from
81. Paul. Mimi. last Monday. has been
appointed vicc-presldent Of the Norfolk
and Western, ana will arrive here on
Friday No other vice-president has beed
appointed since the REORGANIZATION OF the
Norfolk and Western and officials here
say that Mr.. Bars duties have not-as
yet been defined by the Board OF Di-
rectors.
FORMER ORGANIZATION
Previous 10 the reorganization Mr.. Jo-
seph 81. Sands was vice-president In
charge If Tic operating department. OF
the Norfolk and Western. and Mr.. W. 9.
Bullltt was vice-prcsidcnt ofstho u1ilc
department.
The Crystal Spring Soap Company was
granted n charter to-day by Judge woods
OF the HASTINGS Court. The capital stock
OF the company a. $4,000. and the officers
arc. President w. +. Stoll. Of Washing
ton. Treasurer Ed. l.. Stone. Secretary
:. *. Campbell. Manager II. b. Loving.
COMMISSIONERS REPORT.
4. l. Payne. Special Commissioner, has
fest completed "a report 10 the judge OF
the Hastings Court on the condition OF
the late Roanoke Trust. Loan and Safe
Deposit Company The assessed yal1e or
real estate held by the company. most OF
which is unencumbcred is plao sd "A S69l.-
0g. cash on hand. Si4.15.0s. The deposits
on June 18Th. date # the failure aegre-
gate S2lzl9S 81. and the debts guaranteed
by the company amount To S09.i@.R Of
this SUM $4,000 Is due \. ". and w. NJ
Fuller. Of Philadelphia. who being stock
holders can get nothing under the char
ter az tho company tn oll tine deuositors
and remainder of the guarantee debts
are satisfied
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18

Richmond Emma J. Nipe TO Rev j..
wiley Bledsoe IA -3 foot on east slae
Heoch street between Floyd ana Grove
nrnnuna snyll.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-18
Looking for an Heir.

Mr.. Andrew Price, or Pocanontas' w
Va * in the city. Mr.. Price comes 10
Richmond on a combined trlu Of business