The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-03-02
MRS. WINDER'S
WILL PR0BATED.
The C;'ate is Valued at Fifteen
thousand. Dd'arc.
THOMAS J, CHENkUlT ASSIGNS.
The Committee Fails Ia Locate Man
chcster's Fad OdOi-L. 7. Epi 70
De Brought Back--Othcr
News of Interest.
THOMAS J. CHENkULT ASSIGNS.
M.y,rrsrrR Buns,r Irop o : TITss

~ nun 1iEiT IA bl"Hh
The last viii and tesiamen; ot inc
late Mrs. S. Virginia Wincer has been
presented for probate in the Hastings
Court The same has also been protest
ed by her brother in Georgia and sister
in Mississippi The matter will be called
I'd at the next term OF this court.
The deceased left an estate valued a.
about SIS 600 and the following are per
sons whom she made ner heirs;
To her sister. Belle. soc.
To her cousin. Miss Charlotte Clop;on
100
10 Mrs. Alfalfa Jackson. Of Lynchburg.
the widow Of her brother, William Jack
son. the sum Of $3.50.
To Mr.. Dorset. Of Manchester. s..
The residue OF the estate. both personal
and real is left 10 a niece, MISS Luci'e
Chambers.
Mr.. G. Carleton is requested TO act az
executor without security.
T. J. CHENAULT FAILS.
A deed of assignment was filed in tho
clerks Office OF the Hastings Court yes
terday afternoon by Mr. Thomas ]. Che
nault. a merchant dong a general bust
ness at Nos 2ll3 and 2ll5 Hull street.
Mr.. Thomas p Pcttigrew was made the
Trustee
The deed conveys the stock fixtures.
horse and wagon and certain household
property. The some is TO be sold and
converted into cash On or within ten
days.
The following are the creditors mem
toned In the biz: NJ. a. Jackson. xl5l
L n e.,
r. s. Christian SIS AZ Todd & Justis Of
Manchester s9S.1l: r.. l.. Chenerv. tN.o5.
s T. Beveridge & Co. s3l.77; VII t'~.
Svenor & CO. SO: r. T. Hicks. 50 50.
Manchester Manufacturing Company.
$40: Chr'stcpher Inns CoT~pany Of Pal
timore s2g So william Hsider. for rent
to May ]. 1905 s9s.
THE JOINT COMMITTEE.
The Joint Committee OF the Fire Com
rniss'oners and the Board OF Health mel
last right in the Council Chamber Dr.
Lawrence Ingram presided AMI there
was a full attendance OF the members.
Mr. A. d. Shotwell presented a resou-
ton which was adopred and will be for.
warded 10 the CITY Council in which they
state that af.er yisi Ing the plant OF
the Standard on Company located IN
this city they do not find the gaso-
line tanks used there a detriment TO the
health Of the people Of this city. At the
same time from the nature Of the sub.
stance they found 1, dangerous as to
nrts. But every precaution had heen
taken by the andard Oh Company 10
prevent accident TO their own or adioin
ing properties.
This committee was appointed at the
last meeting OF the ely Council 10 have
them vsi, these works. and 10 decide
whether the oder which was said TO en-
ana;e from this place was detrment 20
the health ana property OF the commn'
nifty.
Ii is the impression that the peculiar
smell that has been annoying the people
ana which caused this committee 70 be
appointed comes from some other source
than the plant OF the Standard OIL peo-
pie.
GONE AFTER EPPs.
oHcer Alex. wright left on the south
ernl aili oac at noon yesterday for Selma.
n ue will return with Mr. Lucian
T. Epps who is held In that place by
the police al the request Of the authorities
OF his city.
Mr. Epps Is charged with felony. and
The complain, was made by Miss Caddie
Conway who lives on west Seventh
street. She charges that Epps failed 10
keep his promise Of mayrlas to her.
here was one case only 20 e1ga 20 the
attention OF Mayor Maurice IN the hall o;
justice yesle day msin!ns.
fenTy Jones (coloreoj was very drunk
yeslcrOay anu was annoying severn peo-
pie on upper Hull street tie was taken
In charge by the % ice and locked up.
Later when h became sober he was turn
ed ont Of his cei' and ordered 10 ap2ear
before the Mayor this morning. When he
did so he was dtunkcr tha1 on Yesterday.
lie was fined s.. and Ia default VII 70
down TO board With the city sergeant at
his public tavern.
COMMIT iEES TO MEET.
The Street Committee will meet IN the
once OF The ely engineer In room J !
Leader building this at,erno~n al
5 o'c'o'k
The Finance Committee tas been cal'ea
to meet in the city trcasufer's oirco
this evening % 0 clio, X.
Few. Quincy Lee Morrow will deliver a
free lecture at cowarcin-Avenue Chris
tian church nlS evening" at
O'Clock. Ills subject viii be christian
Cliizenshp" he is a good speaker AMI
comes hiehiv recommended. and 1t Is
hoped al who can do so will go and
hear this discourse.
J. W. CRAIG I'LL.
Mr.. James w. Craig remains quite III
81 mis- home on Perry street Ills condi-
ton has teen srch that his sons Mr..
Samuel Craig. OF Newport News. ana
Douglas Craig VINO Is now al he Old
sv Get Sprngs has been ,elesraphed for.
For . number Of years the sick ran