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Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17

on counter. charges Of fighting.
They went for 80 days each
but Sam asked 20 be allowed
to serve 60 days, both his own
and his wife's term. Sam. how
ever. showed this spirit of mag
nanirnity not because lie loves
his wife but because he loves
prison life better. There's a
good subject for a chain gang.
John Griffin. Of Zancsvil 9. O.. savs.
~ never lived a day tor thirty year.
without suffering agony. until box of
De Wits Witch Hazei Salve cured mv
piles For piles and rectal troubles.
cuts. bruises. sprains eczema and ali
skin troubles ] e Wits Witch Hazel
Salve Is unqualified Leonard Henley
The members Of Surprise
Lodge No. 6Sl, |. O. G.. r., went
down to kingSmill ednesday
night 10 take = dip in the
James. There were a great
many young folks in the crowd
and they had a delightful time
Among them were Misses iva
Saunders, Mary Johnson. Lizzie
Charles, Lula DOnegan. Maggie
Clark, Nellie Sweaney and Mgr
tie and Bessie Stotts. Tn.
Lodge Club composed of Mes
SIS. Rose, Morris. Casey. Gil
liam and Carper furnished the
music.
IL heals everything except a broker
heart. may Zee said OF Dc Wits Witch
Hazei Salve. Piles and rectal diseases
cuts. burns. bruises. tetter. eczema AN,
all SKIN tronbles may be- cured hv !
I quickly and permanently Leouar,
Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17

L NJ. Nance, !
NJ. II Barnes. ( u
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17


moved within the first six
months eff his service by an or
der from Gen. Phil Sheridan
for the reason that he was too
loyal to the south and her peo-
pie and was considered by Sher-
idan As not in sympathy with
the reconStructionists and an
obstacle to their plans. The
people of Texas showed TIA. ir
high appreciation OF his loyalty
To his state. his uncompromi--
ing manhood, his sympathy
with the people Of the south.
his magnificent intellect and
his answering devotion To du-
" by electing him governor Of
Texas in 1873. lie was inaux-
urated in January of 1874, serv-
ed out his full term and wa~
re elected in 1873. took his seat
IN 1876; and in 1877 he went To-
the senate OF the United States.
where he served "a one OF the
most distinguished mem beers of
that body until he resigned
Since that time h. has remain
Ell az home until n was Strick-
Ell down with paralysis several
days ago.
~ statesman. no man i'm the
whole United States has stood
/ higher. or commanded the re-
I ~pect of the greatest minds OF
this country than has Senator
Coke. A. patriot and "A citi-
zen. none have surpassed him
in ardor or deep affection for
the test interests Of his cOun-
try - broad-minGed. cOu-cien-
tiouS, honorable and unSwerv-
ing, lac has stood "A giant in
intellect and by force and pow.
er %. his massive intellect has
done service for the State of
Texas that can be measured on
| ly toy the length OF years. Sen
atOr Coke was the embodiment
Of all that was grand and noble,
hOnOra and genera -.
weighty and superb. a man OF
, power, man Of intellect. a
magnificent statesman. n grand
citizen, o warm patriot, "A devO-
ted husband ami indulgeut faith
pr, and withal man whose
equal l. mum Oered on the globe
only ia small numbers.
The late Senator Coke, an &C.
count of whose death we pub
fish above from the Wac,
p Morning Times. was born Oh
the farm known ~ The Main
! seven miles southwest of thi,
city. He has relatives in thi
city and, among whom are 1,
be- found some OF the leadin.
: men or the community. Som,
% the relative, are the Hank
In~e~, Or. Hankin~. OF this city
Or. Leonard Henley and famil.
% and 4lrs. {. ". Jones. Tn
e Coke .amily have always beef
? Influential wherever they are I,
Ur found.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17
WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE,
WILLIAMSBURG. VIRGINIA.

Boa-d from sl2 10 SO per month.
Tuition lee for half session $3.50.
Medical fee $500. Contingent fee -. 90.
Students willing 10 teach two Years In
the public schools ay only the Medical
Zee IS and the contingent Tee So, and are
charged $40 per month for board, fuel
light and washing. Full collegiate
Course Next session begins Thursday.
October eth. 1897. Send for catalogue
LYON G. TYLER, VI. A, Ii d,
lyS<m President.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17

EOR SALE. TWO DESIRABLE
Farms. One coniaing 1850 acres.
the other 1925. These farms are within
few hundred yards of Kel;on and Ew =
ell Depots, {. y. o., and 4 miles from
Williamsburg. Terms reasonable. For
particulars address a. j. BARNES.
Lightfoot. Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17
VIRGINIA GAZETTE
SATURDAY, JULY IL, 1897.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.

hesSrS- =. -. Hankins and Ed
die Geddy were in town Thurs
day.
Mr.. t. A, Courtney went on a
business trip To Richmond
Tuesday.
Mr.. ". a. Crump, Of New
Kent, was here Mopday attend
ing court.
Mr.. ID, :. Jones. one of New
port News leading business
men, was here Monday.
Mr.. G. j. Person and son
Charles, spent Sunday and Mon.
day with relatives in Newport
News.
DR.. ]. W. Nash. physician at
the Hospital, returned Tuesday
evening much improved in
health.
Mrs. Geo. Robb and children
returned Wednesday from an
extended visit TO Aberdeen,
Scotland.
The Democrats will hold a
mass meeting next week To
elect delegate TO the Roanoke
Convention.
Burning itching s,in diseases instant
~ relieved hy Ie Wits " Itch Hazel
salve. unequalled Tor cuts. bruises.
! burns. IL heals without leaving scar
Leonard Henley.
DIS. W hartOn and Hall. who
are stopping with their faini-
lies at Yorktown, drove up
Wednesday To see the sights i'll
Williamsburg.
Councilman ". +. Binns re
turned " ednesday from sever
al days visit to relatives in
| Charles City and a business
trip 10 Richmond.
Don't nauseate your stomach with
teas and bitter herbs. but regulate your
liver ard sick headache by using thos,
famous little pills known as De WITT.
Little Early kisers. Leonard Henley.
DR.. and Mrs. Dunn, of Rich
mOnd, spent the day here We'd
nesday the guests of the Messrs
Smith Oh Palace Green. DR.
Dunn stands very high il the
medical fraternity.
Among those we met at court
Monday We're Judge Warren
! Me>Sr~. Walden. Wright. Dr
Marston, Vim, Lee, c. Ii. Slater
| Deputy Sheriff Ware. Common
wealth's Attorney branch and
others.
Vim. visor and victory. these are Ia,
characteristics OF De Witt Little Earl,
lNsers, the famous little pills Tor consti
patton, biliousness and ali stomach an,
liver troubles.-Leonard Henley.
General Land Agent Dahr
will sell all his personal prop
erty and real estate in this city
on August 9th. lie Il going t
20 down 10 kingsmill IL live
thus showing his faith i'll tn,
b new town.
President Tyler and Treasur
I er Henry Il. Smith are busily
engaged sending out catalogues
and circulars for the College
A great deal of hustling is nee
essary To get students now ther,
being so many competitors.
; They don't make much fuss abou
!. II. " Z are speaking of De Wits Lit
d tie Early Risers the ftr.ous little pill
for constipation, biliousness. and stom
d ach and lifer troubles. They neve
girl LEONARD Henley.
, Should there be an error il
any bill we send a subscriber
the same will be cheerfully cor
rected if the matter is brough
To our attention. Ii is quite Z
task To keep several hundred
accounts straight, even if the
matter is small. That remind.
, us that there are a few delin
quent subscribers on our list am
we request that they be settled
immediately or the paper viii.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17
nor 10 F'IND or.

Fill bottle or common glass with
urine and let n stand twenty four hours.
- sediment ur settling indicates dis
eased condition OF the kidneys. When
urine stains linen II l. positive evidence
90 kidney trouble. loo frequent desir,
Z" urinate or pain IN the back. is Also
convi eng proof that the kidneys and
bla,;der are out ot or r..
WHAT 10 Do.
There Is comfort IN the know !edge So
often eN, resscd that DR. kilmer's
swamp Root, the great kidney remedy
iulhls every wish in relieving pain in the
back. kidneys. liver, bladder and every
part Of the urinary passages IL cor
reefs inability o. hold urine and scald
iug pam III passing II. or bad effect iol~
lowing use OF liquor. wine OF beer. and
'NercOmes tina. Unpleasant necessity OF
being compelled 10 get up many times
during the night 10 urinate. The mild
and the Extraordinary eject OF Swamp
Root Is soon realized. IL stands the
highest Tor its wonderful cures OF the
most dist essing cases II you need a
medicine YOU should have the best. Sold
bs druggists. price fifty cents aud one
dollar For a sample bottle and pam
ph Il. both sent tree 10y mail. mention
The Gazette and send your full post-
oTiice address 10 Dr. kilmer * Co
Binghamton, n. \. The proprietors of
this paper guarantee the genuineness OF
this offer.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17
Zap ist~ CuU 0 Minister.

The Baptist congregation as
sembled at their church on
Tuesday evening, and by an al
most unanimous vote elected
Rev. |. ;. Boyles, q Waverly,
Va. TO fiji the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Rev. L. +.
Warren. Mr. BoyleS preached
twice tor the congregation and
gave entire satisfaction. He j.
a young married man - years
OF age. The Ba qtist cOngrega-
ton have rented the residence
on Palace Green belonging to
the Messrs. Jones, 10 be used by
their pastor. MIR. BOyles will
take charge bout August lst.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
II COT MY OF CHARLES CITY. IN
VACATION ON : DAY OF JULY. 1897
(. a. saunders < Son.
Against
7. L. Binford and : {. Dickinson.
In Chancery.
The object of this suit is 20 set aside
and have declared null and void as being
fraudulent a deed bearing date MAY
2lst, 1895. executed Ly J. l.. Bniord to
=. {. Dickinson. and convey Ing two
tracts OF land situated in Charles City
county, ana certain personal estate de-
scribcd IN said deed. 70 have said real
and personal estate described Ia said
deed subi,c ted 10 the payment of debt
and judgment due 10y said }. l.. Binford
70 the plaintiffs. au ounting 70 Sl3U341
100 with interest from September LIST.
1894, and costs $10.36-lOO, 10 nave a
trust deed executed 10y =. {. Dickinson
20 L. T. Ware for benefit Of j. l. Bin-
ford on May zlst, 1885 and conveying
aforesaid real and Iersonal estate. sci
aside and declared null and void. anu
10 have receiver appointed 10 take
charge OF said personal estate and cons
vert tn same into money, and TO collect
the rents on SAID real estate aud collect
the debts due SAID J. L. Biniord men
q ned in said deed
And afiiCavit having been made anc
n!ed that the defendants. Virginia I.
Winslow. Robert " iDsloW ami ada
WiDslow, are not residents OF the State
OF Virginia. and that the children OF H.
r. Binford, deceased are heirs al laA a
}. l.. BinioTd and thAt the said children
are interested IN the subject - be Gls
posed IL tins suit and iLat their name.
are unknown and that they are non-resi,
dents Il Virginia, II j. orutIed that tht
said defendants, Virginia 4. Mlnslow
Robert Wlnslow. Ada " in,lOw and the
children oi K. +. Biniord DO appear
AZ the clerks office OF ircuit IOuri
OF Charles City county within fiiteer
days after due publication hereof, anO
do what may be necessary 10 protect
their interest IN this suit
And 1t is further ordered that copy
hereof, be published once week ioi
Tour successive weeks in the Virgins
GAzstts, Il newspaper published in IN,
City OF Williamsburg. State OF Virginia
and that copy hereof be posted al The
front door OF the court house of tn,
County of Charles City ON the trsl da,
OF the next term OF the County Court.
a Copy Teste.
}. Z. MAJOR, Clerk,
L NJ Nance
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17

There is time Tor everything, and
tie time 10 attend 10 a colG Is when Il
starts. Don't wait till YOU have con
sumption but prevent IL 10y using one
Minute Cough Cure. the great rene y
Tor coughs colds Group bronchitis and
All throat and lung troubles. - Leonard
Henley.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17
SHIRT WAISTS.

39c wais; pc. 5cc waist 39c
zoe SOC. S5c 5o..
Sl.uO 59c Sl.75 Sl.Op
SAILOR HATS.
DOC Sailors SOC. 69c sailors a..
'oc soc. 81. 75r
IL 30 Csc. $3.50 SIl3
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17

A gslvanic thrill OF price.
tkat tingleS the finger ends of
all economic bayerS. With
more de@ds aud fewer v orslS We
continue To impress the people
that We are The Public'S Money
savers.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1897-07-17
UNTgE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE
1CIRITIT COURT OF THE COUN
T'Y OF WARWICK. ON THE 5th
DAY OF JITIY- 1897

right and ss administrator OF
Watt Wynne. decd. r.. A.
Lee, Elizabeth Jones. .(nce
Wynne} and kesiah Diggs Defendants
The object of this suit is to settle fur
ther the estate of Watt wynne, deceas
ed, and q subject his real estate, situate
in the county of Warwick. Va, TO the
payment of his debts.
And an affidavit having lecn made
and filed that the defendant. Elizabeth
Jones nee wynnel. is not a resident O.
the State Of Virginia, it is ordered that
she do appear, within fifteen days after
due publication hereof. and do wha;
may Toe necessary To protect her interest
in this suit. And il is further ordcred
that a copy hereof be published once q
week for four weeks in the Virginia Ga
zette, and that a copy be posted at tn,
front door of the court house in thi:
county on the first day OF the next tern
Of the county court.
\ Copy-Teste.
ID. G.. SMITH. Clerk.
BY W. Z. Burnham. u. {
SYDNEY smith d. q JVlO- II
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

the House rate OF 81 per 1000 was adopt
ed instead OF the Senate rate OF ST.
The reciprocity clause has been trans
formed into n modification OF both the
Senate and House scheduos-that Is. the
number OF articles which can be used as
basis OF reciprocity agreements has
been increased, but the Presidents dis
erection as 10 rates. and the ratification
Of treaties by the Senate. which was the
main feature OF the Senate provision,
has been rejected.
BIG HOUSE VICTORY.
One Of the biggest Victories won BY the
House was the restoration TO the dutiable
list OF buriaps, jute and jute bagging.
cotton bagging. gunny sacks. floor mat
ting, and cotton ties which the Senate
placed on the free list While restored
10 the dutiable list. however. the rates
are lower than they have ever been on
this class OF articles
Another victory OF the House was the
elimination OF the Senate stamp tax on
bonds and stocks. II was decided that
the machinery Of collection was too cum
bersome.
Raw cotton IS restored to the free list.
as originally fixed by the House. The
Senate. with the aid Of some Of the
Democratic Senators, made cotton duti-
able at 20 per cent.
The amendments. as agreed upon. viii
20 10 the printer tomorrow. and the
completed bill viii be laid before the Demo-
Gratis Monday morning. Assurances have
already been given by the Democrats on
the Conference Committee that there will
be no attempt 10 delay the report. when
the full committee meets. But u IS pos
sibe that the Democrats may ask more
time than the Republicans now antici-
pate. The Republicans believe the re-
port can be made TO the House early
Monday afternoon. and If the present in
tentions Of the House leaders are carried
out the report will have been acted upon
before the House adjOurns on Monday.
Mr.. Dingley expresses the opinion that
the bin will be Jaw, and that Congress
Will have adjourned a week from to-day.
DEMOCRATIC IDEAS.
The Democratic conferrees are by no
means pleased with the transfer Of
such items as cotton bagging burlaps,
floor mating. etc. from the free TO the
dutiable list, and express the hope to-
night that they may be able TO reverse
the Conference Committee on these artt-
cles. They claim TO have the pledges
| OF the Republicans who assisted in making
| these articles free and in reducing white
| pine. that they will assist in forcing
their restoration 10 the free list, even TO
the extent of opposing the report. The
Republicans. however. profess to feel
easy over the fate ~ the report, and say
| that the worst they fear is delay oc-
| casioned by long debate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
NOTES FROM HABANA.
strike of Government Employees
Trial of Competitor Prisoners.

HABANA. July 17-via KEY WEST,
FLA. July lit is announced that All
men attached 10 the government navy
yard went on strike yesterday. The
claim IS made that the government is
six months in arrears Of payment Of the
strikers. The men secured advances on
their salaries from the local money
lenders. These money-lcnders have re-
fused TO advance additional funds. and
this refusal, it is understood, precipi-
tated the strike. General Marin, In view
OF the pacific stand taken by the Sink
ers. has ordered meals served to them
on the government account. 1t is an
nounced that eehty-two Of the strikers
have already returned TO work.
Among the effects Of FREDERICK Java,
recently captured at Lagmia del Medic
province Of Santa Clara, was a certificate
Of American citizenship, vised by Con
sui Barker Of Sagua, military code, and
a memorandum of operations in the
fields
The prisoners recently captured at
Trinidad. say that they were IN that
vicinity for tho purpose Of meeting a MI
clustering expedition which was ex-
pected to land near that point.
Private advices received from Spain
are TO the effect that al Of the prisoners
from the Competitor. English as well az
Americans. will be tried by n marine
court. selected by the Supreme Court 1t
is claimed that when the men were
court-martlalled certain essential legal
forms were not complied with.
Twenty guerillas, engaged in feeding
their horses on a plantation just outside
Of Rlucon. were recently surprised by
hand of insurgents, numbering. it is said
at least 200 The horses Of the guerillas
were captured, and several men We're
Killed and two seriously wounded. me
rest Of the band succeeded in making
.t..fv oocapa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
THE PAN-AMERICAN PILGRIMS.
They Return 10 Philadelphia from
Their Tour.

Their Tour.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1.-THE Pan
American pilgrims ended their forty-days'
iaunt 10 the Industrial centres OF the
United States at 1880 o'clock this evening
Tonight they are resting, and announcer
day will bring the end of the congress
which gathered together the party 10
morrow there will be symposium at me
Philadelphia Commercial Museum tne
organization which brought about the
oesemblaeo. and has successfully exc
cutcd one OF the most extraordinary tours
ever made in the country.
A. this meeting the delegates viii ina
utterance for the varied impressions
made upon them by their whirl from Guy
a. citv. their opinion Of the Industrial
and commercial conditions OF the Uniteu
states ard their views as to the prona-
ble contamination OF the purpose OF lhe
trip-the promotion Of trade relations ne-
tween this country and Mexico ana lhe
renuhlics of Central and South America.
After a brief run TO Atlantic cry the
tour nroper began on June ith last ana
his Itinerary was followed: Baltimore
" Isbinrton. New York Fan River BIOS
TON LYNN. Waltham, Providence. Nor-
cester. Springfield. IIolyoke, New HAVEN
pittsburg. Daytol, Cincinnati Louisville
Nashville. 81. Louis, Chicago, Detroit
Grand Rapids. Milwaukee. and Niagara
rails. A rough estimate places the total
number Of miles travelled at $1,000
i Cordiera hi Gracia. a Brazilian dele
cate has a beautiful gold-headed cane
which he will present to President Nc
Kinley. as the best means Of expressing
his gratitude TO the whole nation II
was made in Paris Of Brazilian wood. ard
&c valued at 900 francs. He has already
given to the Philadelphia Museum a book
ON "Flora BraZiliensis," botanical
work. presented 10 him by his govern
ment. The book is very rare, ana Is
nalned al 5000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
TEXAS INTERSTATE DRtLh.
Thurston Rifles, of Omaha, Favorfssl
I'm the Pools.

s7E ANTONIO, TEN. July T.--Tht
interstate drill and camp OF instruction.
OF the Texas Volunteer Guard opened -
day, at Camp Culberson, with 800 Texss
troops in camp. and General w. II. No
bry. Adjutant-G General OF tho state.
command. The following interstate coHp
panies ne present: Thurston Rifles, Y
omaha; Morton Cadets, VI WashlngtoFs
Company ID, OF St. Paul, and tho bsb
KNAPP Rifles. Sealy Rifles. and do,srnort
Guard, OF Texas, also ia the interstate
class. The competitive drill Will opu
Monday with the Thurstous tho fayoritet
hi the pool-rooms. The Medley Zouaves
OF Memphis, are the only visiting COM
pany in that class.
The camp Is one OF the largest ever held
in the South. According 10 o.d-timers
the outcome OF the competitive drill WIZ
depend upon the captains, as all the cons
panies appear about equally well drilled
The - Cavalry. Eighteenth Infantry
aud First Artillery. United States army
OF Fort Sam Houston, are In camp VIII
the volunteers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18

Methods pursued IN st. Louis, Pittsburg
and some other western cities. in the re-
auction of the smoke nuisance
have proved encouraging. Expert
ments made in the laboratories
Of Sibley College show that the
usual figures for dense smoke per ton
of fuel employed ranged from 10 to Y
mounds of SCOT; OF the latter about one
hair was carbon, the remainder prlnci-
naIIv unconsumed hydrocarbons, 10 TO IS
ner cent. of ash, and. II collected out
sida Of the furnace. perhaps 2 per cent, OF
moisture II was found that no smoke
was ever produced in an atmosphere -.
oxveen. with restricted air supply the
maximum Just stated was obtainable; but
low temperature combustion and restrict
ed oxygen supply appeared TO be the two
main conditions fayoring smoke produce
ton. Again, the composition Of SCOT was
found oftea TO be substantially that OF the
coal from which 1t was produced. A re-
auction Of the proportion Of smoke made
erects a reduction correspondingly and
nerhaps proportionately In the percentage
Of carbon contained in the SCOT. Thus.
coal used at st. Louis was found TO con-
tain 50 per cent. carbon and 80 per cent
hydrocarbon, while its smoke contained
% per cent carbon and 10 per cent. hydro
carbons. Where no Hydrocarbons exist.
smoke cannot be produced by any fuel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
THAT sPANIsH-JAP ALLIANCE.
Reason to Believe There Is Truth
i'm the Report.

LONDON, July lS.-A dispatch from
paris TO a news association says that a
continued investigation Of the reports OF
the spanish-Japanese alliance against the
limited states Government indicates that
despite the repeated denials thera is rea-
SON IN believe that early developments
NAV prove that there is some truth In the
report. - -,
Tho rumor Of the Spanish-Japanese al
Hence against the United states came
from Madrid. The reports Of its origin
have been confirmed by certain members
Of the interested embassies, who are Ike
" 20 be acquainted with the subject
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
ro .,,end the County Convention.

DORSETTS, VA, July Il.-IspeeIaIJ =
meeting of the voters OF Powhatan
station Precinct was held at the station
to-day and the following delegates were
elected to the county convention. TO be
held at Powhatan Courthouse. on July
2ith: c. S. Rudd. w. G.. Pllkinton, W. {.
Schroeder, S. Lee Dance. James A. Dea-
son. These delegates were instructed Tor
Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson for Governor
No instructions were given for Attorney
General,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1897-07-18
y,.,orv over Ticket-Brolsers.

CHATTANOOGA, TENN July lin
the United States Court, in the case OF
he southern railroad against several
Nashville ucket-brokers. Judge Clark is
s,,ed an order temporarily restraining de-
fenGants from purchasing the Southsrn's
,on-transferab'e round-trip tickets until
the case can be heard in full next Thurs
Say The decision is regarded as a big
,,ictory for the railroads.