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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
foreclosure Sales.
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NIFTY SEVENTH STREET. Supreme CO


EIFTY-SEVENTH STREET-Supreme Court
County OF New York.--The Dry Dock savlngs In
sritution plaintiff against John r. Mcti-orgs a. d.
PENDANTS.
In pursuance ~ Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale.
duly made entered the above entitled scion, bear.
las date the tenth dsv - August. 1865. under
signed Referees said Judgment nsmeI will sell at
Public Auction. the Exchange sales Rooms. 10
Gated AZ NJ. III Broadway IN the Borough ~ Manha,-
tan CITY ~ York the twenty second day OF Sep
temher 1898 IL oclpok that day, by Richard v.
Harnsi' Auctonssr tho premises directed ny said tuig
rnert 20 be cold and therein described a. follows:
certain lot piece. parcel ~ land With Ns
buildings thereon erected: situate living and being In the
Nine,esn,h Ward ~ thu city ~ New FORK and bounded
and described follows. PAsnning point on IRE
nor,h.rlv side az Fifty seventh Street distant one hun
dred and thirty eastrrly from the northesserly
Street and Fourth Tor Fsrs Avenue.
running th4ncA nor'hsry parallel With Fourth Arenss
snd par, Of the distance through party wall one hun
drod FIVE Inches 10 the centre linz OK the block
.7ca easteriy along ssi line and parallel ~lh Fifty
seventh twenty feet. thence souhsry parallel
with Fourth Avenue and part ~ N. distance through
rariv wall hundred and i've inches III. north
erIv side OF Flfty-seyenth and thence westerly
along Fifty seventh Street twenty feet the point OF
place 81 beginning
Dated New York. August ilth. 1888.
LEWIS T. DFr.AFIELp. Referee
BENJAMIN WRIGHT Attorney for Plaintiff. 80 Park
Row Borough Manhattan, New York city.
following s diagram Of the premises referred .
IN notice ~ sale and known rs street Ma.
iiS Eas, 51,h street New York city:
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NAVY YARD NOTES.

The hai,lo.snIp Massachusetts Heated sra"efuHy
,,,o r-~dock No yesterday morning without nc
c,de,, ~ any Kind !, f. believed trst all the work
necessary on the Iassachuse'ts viii he hnishe1
before Monday night. and TINT she VIII leave IN"
dock "arlY day .
morrow. and VIII nc drNdocked ~ No. . "h''h -
an rcndv 10 receive hey o.
10 ~ last night no orders had been received for
the oregon and Iowa 20 l"av" tho yard Ih"s 80,
orders are expected any dby ana IN" H"PS WIZ
los~ no tim" IN sailing.
Tho Wampa,uck arrived n the yard y.atetday
r-6r Rosfon whore she received marked attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16

The Hotel Majestic is ono OF the largest aho most "s
rIec.n, IN the world Perfect detail ~ contains
COO room. and 245 bathrooms Cuisine unsupassen'
ton unrlvaled fronting and overlooking Central PARK ana
on the westerly side. the Hudson River ana i'"
Mountains present an equally attractive outlook.
From . purely commercial point OF view II might Do
added ,ha. all these excellent features and aocomm'ca
lions NAV be enjoyed at more reasonable expenditure
than s incidental to housekeeping with all ''s p'rpehnS
d,r'culti-s and hsrdshp,.
ENGAGEMENTS may now also be made for 'uo'crpu0"
dances banaues BOWLING parties &c, to take place u'
ing the social season OF the coming Winter.
The Hotel Majestic within fifteen minutes reach o'
N. shopping and business districts by electric cars pass
ING N. hotel and but one block from the elevated rail-
way station at T2d 81.
Attractive orchestral and vocal concert. will be made
special feature tho afternoon teas dinners and the late
opera suppers
European and American plan.
AINsTIE & WEBSTER.
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WANT THE McoY.coRBETT FIGHT.

An effort Is being made 10 have the Mccoy
Cornett fight take place at Ambrose Park. South
BROOKLYN. A local association has been formed
with tina, object In view. II is proposed TO erect
the ring inside the bicycle track. There is seat
Ing capacity there Of sixteen thousand The park
wheelmen. bu, that would not prevent the in
closure from being used for the purposes men
toned above Those close to Mccoy and Corbett
seem TO think that the Tight will take place At
Carson C.;y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16
uoryr HOLYOKEs SrXTY-sECoND YEAR.

South Hadley. Mass. Sept. 1.-THE sixty-second
wear opened to-day at Mount Holyoke College with
an attendance OF over four hundred and hfty The
freshman class Is about hundred and hfty. Miss
Maria Keith OF the department OF physics. and
Miss Ali,e stevens have returned after year =
study IN Europe The inter will bs associated with
Or Hln.dale In the German department.. Miss Mary
p Williams. Phi r.. University OF Michigan comes
to the Greek department. and Miss Esther e. Van
Doman PHI D. University OF Chicago comes TO tho
Lain deparsmcnt. Miss Ella Dickinson and Miss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16

LANE ERIE Mos TO KN' y
ro,edo Sept = ,s3ociaD. Several yacn'S"e"
from the ne'ghborirs town OF Fostor'a "'r "
Toledo to-day figuring with captain NV ~
49, .,,nh,,ilder ON \ challenging Yacht, with
,,,oh the, r-oposo 20 induce Canada 10 en'er IN
o,,er ,n.orna,iona, race They have aonnoan
means and are determined 10 orng P secn WIS.,
~ siular GRAND. captain Hepburn gave ' mn
Two prices one based upon winning Ne he;nr a
tho other upon losing proposinoh' 'h''' "N
difference ri sGn in the figures
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TUT sVREWsBTRY WINS.

Pad Rank. Y. J.. Sept Is (spociaD.-A match race
~, ,-s q edo was sailed at Sandy Hook to-day 20
tween the yachts Shrewsbury and SADIE VI, o""e'
ov carl Wagner and Isaac Mc'iiehan. u" ''S''.,'
W 49, IL, cd ,be v,nd blew fresh from the
r,ha.s, Tho racA was hard fought from f,Hrt
~ ~ en,sh and the Shrewsbury won by TWO in'h"''S'
- tpao
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THE MANAGEMENT rs NOW BOOKING ENGAGE
MrSrs FOR APARTMENTS BY THE YEAR. ro''
SHORTER PERIODS. OR TRANslENTLY. AND WILL
CONTINUE. AS HERETOFORE. TO CATER TO 81
LETT AND REFINED PATRONAGE ONLY REfEh-
ENc1.s REQUIRED OF PARTIES NOT PERSONALLY
KNOWN TO THE MANAGEMENT.
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Figty- seventh street.

Fisty-ssveuth street..
The arp-,1 mat. amount of the Hen or charge 70
satisfy which the ahvs described property Is 70 be sod
S25 l46 a. slth Interest thereon from the sn Gay OF
August Sps together with and allowances amount
sSa6 90 with interest from August loth, lS's 70
geh~r with 'he Z the sale. The appronns'e
amour. ~ taxes other liens which are
70 b, allowed 20 N. purchaser hs purchase money
or pail NV the Referee ia ss2 60 and interest.
Dated New York. August ilth lSNs.
LEWIS I. DELAFIErD. Referee
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il6,h Strns'. .,,.
rh- approximate amount ct the Zen Or c,as Is. SOD
which the described property u ~ co.. dow ~
SO OfsI eS With Interest from re .nsnu-r-
August Isqs together with and s'lnNnnS Nos 70
ing sap 81 With interest from August o"'r,
re,her with th. expensss ~ the sale lN sRth "a
amour, 81 taxe. assAs,merts other Hem ~ncn
no allowed N tho purchaser out - the purchase h'''
or paid by the Referee. IL $50" ana lntef's'
DatNi New York. August 5mh: ISIS .e, ~ p.,er.s
yOsEpU \. WEI H.
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rock PART IN THE BATTLE or san JUAN.

The people OF Yves; Chester gave public recep-
,,on last nght TO Private John Brancard. OF the
fist Regiment. and James j. Walsh. Of Troop {,
ODD Cavalry both OF whom are weii-hnown young
men of that place. Private Brancard was one OF
The men who was lost In the battle OF San Juan.
ard FOR several weeks his relatives and friends be
Ileyed he was dcad. He returned from the war In
good health and bronzed from exposure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16

Lena AIdrlch both OF as return to assist N mstne
males and Latin. Miss Grace Baker, A %, ".
wellesley will be In the botany laboratory, ~, -
Inc geological laboratory and Mas Mary J. holmes
A. B. WELLESLEY will be connected W., WIN de me
istry department. Miss Leach or that uut Mis-.
will remain abroad another year TOT rtuuy. DC
Frances Hazen Will spend this year IN STUDY IN
Europe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16

4a,h Street. ,,.,y
Tn. spprox.st. amount Of ths Lien o. p, =. soi .
e. m: vh interest thereon from Iotn Nv. 10
1895 together with costs s,.mser sth 1893 oseine,
With the expenses Of tn. sale TIE pMSeh are to
"i ,,owsS m IN. purchaser out Of the purs,as' ~
paid by the Referee. !. tii,.,o a is,h' ises
Dated: New YORK. eep'I PpRArT A. BROWN. Referee
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NEW YORK srPREME COURT. County d

New York-Fr,nces X. fipnnan et al. P'a'ntlhs
acains. Lombard Schuser 81 al. DA'snoants .,
In pursuance ~ n Iudrmen, ~ Foreclosure ana sai"
duly entered IN the above emitted action oes-
ing date nth dsy 81 August lsos. the undersigned US
Referee I'm saia Judgment named. viii sell a. PUBIC Az
ton at Exchange Ss,.~ Rooms. nov located ~ W
III Bropfwav IN the Borough ~ Manhattan, CITY OK Ne.
York on the 22t day ~ September. 1895. ~ II oelc<
moan On THAT ca, by Thompson Pryor AiconeeTs Nc
premises directed said judgment 70 be SOLD ard therein
described follows , IL, 49,.
Al that .ot piece. parcel ~ land with ths
huSinx thereon erected situated Wing ard being IN ne
CITY County and State ~ New YORK. bounded and az
s,rihef a. follows Beginning AZ point on the western
~ Madison distant SIXTY fset norhery rom
;tA hy the Intersection 81 the westerly sl
~ Madison Avenue with tho northe'lv side OF une
Hundred ard sixteenth street. running thence wes'
srly and parallel with sai one Hundred and st,ecn.,
Street an. hundred and feet. thence norherly gro
nerasl WITH said Madison Avenue twenty feet ard rNs
inche, theme. sassrly and again parallel With SAID ons
hundred and sixteenth and ~ the way through
sie Of sad Madison Avenue. and thence southsiE a.a
along ,he side ~ Madison Avenl" twenty iee' s
i've inches Tho point or place NJ beginning Bens p
o, tho premises conveyed 70 Margaret sanders one
tho parties hereto - the first psrt. by Solomon Sosn
hv decd dated June pam isHS and Yscorief n W
on ~ tho Register Of the city and COUNTY Of New o'
IN Idhsr 81 Section g. Cons = POI, August "2i, iso
Dated New York. Angus 3oth. ls's. -.
TDSFpIf 4 WEIGH. Pe'eree'.
RANSOM 4 RANSOM. Attorneys for Plaintifrs go Bos'
ysv Borough % Manhattan. CITY Of New YORK.
street number 81 propsrty s LIP Madison Aenus
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ZEW-YORK SUPREME COURT. County or

AZ New York-Samua r. Kner and punl2Sn. ,, 10 "a
rs trustees etc Plaintiffs, assins' sarah '"
others. Defer innis sale.
In pursuance O, a Judgment ~ FORECLOSURE ~ 49,
duly made and entered tho above entleh .,,,r,,
ing date 18Th day September. l>2s 'nc p,h,lc
Referee said Judgment nnn"' VII si' ,Scaaa A,
Auction al Exchange Sales Rooms. nov ' Is,y ~
No III Rroadway IN the Borough ~ MaDa =, o,coek
New York on the 9th Gay ~ October is'> ~ hs
noon on that dan bv Ph'iip A sn,yh Nue , ,s.,.-
premises directed ny said Judgment 10 +" S''' anu
IN described as follows. ,, ,,, the build
Ing thereon erected situate. lying and bong u and de-
ts-nth Ward OF City 81 New York bounc ~, rho
uorterlv side q, Forty Street dsani tn' ,-n,-
az, feet AMI six IN inches westerly rom We .tSe ~
formed by the Intersection OF the sad ,ysnns
Forty-ninh Street and tie westerly side q rs sds
rum ng thence northeriy parallel with sid wny wal
Of First Avenue par. - the way tNolsn narslel
forty ,40) 90 inches thence "es,r t,r ~
with Forty ninth eighteen iN f'et an first
inches thence routherv and sgnn paraIsi M ,.nss
Ayenu. or nearly forty ti) feet nnd SIX w., ,hsncs
IN the northerly side OF Forty ninth street I.., ls
easteriy a.ore said side ~ Forty ninth ss.,lns
feet and 90, inches 10 the point or place OF s,d
aid several dimensions and distances more OF g., For
nremises beng now known ty the number '-' i-'''
" ra,.6. New York September 18Th. lS,s ,.,.-..
'"'e"' ~" PRATT A. BROWN. ke''''
cARDozo & NATHAN. Attorneys for Psntm' ., New
IN, broadway, Borough 81 Manhattan CiN VI
III. following Is diagram a. TIE properly T - YORK
,,nw, a. M 3,9 T.. +9th 81. Manhattan, Ne" w.
city: ,o,, c,,ce,
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CRICKET.

PHILADELPHIA COLTS PLAY THE STATEN
ISLAND CLUE
team ~ the Colts OF Philadelphia. the young
,,.r.r. ~ho a.. 70 meet the English team next
xe.k visited Staten Island for game with inc
local club Yesterday. The match was played unoer
ANYTHING but enjoyable conditions FOR cricket TOT
the wicket lacked preparation and bumped TO an
alarming extent
Tho Phladelphlans proftcd. however by me u''-
usual conditions of play and H. W. Mu"'e'o,,
.h, obis, bo,,,er was responsible for the downfall
., .,-h. wicket. fer eight runs. y. H. Graves and
, G Pearson batted in good form for the visitors
and made a splendid stand for the nrst WICKET
,..u. ,r. host work for Staten Island was done by
r \ Rord and I.ohnnann The score;
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CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship salllngs from vancouver
TO JNPAM AND WG10NN.
EMPRESS OF tNpIA......... nc'o 10. Jan. = Mch. p
FNpUESS OF TAPAH........... Nov. : Jan 10 Adj. II
EMPRESS OF 'IIiNA ....--..+. Dec. D. Feb e. Nay
Rore to the Philippine Islands
HGN0LULU, FlJI AsO AUSTRALIA.
MIowFRA... Sept. % wARRIMoo. oct. 20
Fas, line 10 Honolulu Second cabin accommodations
very For freight and passenger rates apply
and IS Wall 81
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JM1pMRloQG111bNAo
PACIFIC MAIL 8. s. co

OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. s. CO.
Between san Frarcs,o. SHANGHAI. Yokohama and Hong
Kong
Steame7p leave san Francisco.
City OF pEkTNG Honolulu ............. OCTOBER
GAELIC. Via Honolulu. October H. p M
CHINA 81, Honolulu. October 20. p m
noRfC Honolulu. October ~. ? n
CITY or RIO JANEtRO. Va ~ Holuu November n
For freight pa-sag and general Information arpy NJ
~, Rrosdwsv. Battery Place. Washington Building
artq ISL Ur0q Iiura.
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Citn Goiels.
[H]07T[E|L M]AJIES1T1C,

GENITAL. PARK WEST. 72p to list SITS. n. Y.
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YACHTING.
SAVANNAH AND ROYAL ST. LAW
RENEE CLUBS TO RACE.

CHALLENGE OF THE INLAND LAKE AssoCIA-
TIoN-FEARs THAT ACCEPTANCE WOULD
HURT COMPETITION FOR THE
TROPHY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-16

The Kings County Wheelmen ana INC nassau
Wheelmen will have Joint run to College foint on
Sunday While there the basenan teams, OF 'e
TWO clubs will play green diamond battle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-14
LOCAL REpUBLICANs DIspLEAsED.
Strongly Opposed 20 MIR. Marriotfs
Appointment in the POst-OGice.

The announcement of the appointment
of Mr. William McKim Marriott as cash
Ter at the post-ofiice has not been re-
ceived with favor by local Republicans.
No secret is made Of the fact that Post
master Knight was left with no alterna-
tive, and it has leaked out that when he
visited Washington he protested against
the appointment, and said he had not
asked for a cashier nor did he see the
actual necessity for one; but the appoint
ment came yesterday notwithstanding,
through Postmaster-General Emory
Smith.
Mr.. Marriott has been appointed out or
Difference to the wishes of eX-POstmaster-
General Gary. He is a native of Balti-
more, and has lived in this city for nine
years being employed by northern firm
as travelling salesman. The chief objec-
ton to Mr.. Marriott on the part Of the
Republicans appears TO be that he was an
ardent supporter Of Mr. William Jennings
Bryan in the last campaign. and is said
never 10 have voted the Republican ticket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-14
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.mmNA-
tional Soldiers Home Virginia, Irea-
surer's Office. July 8. 1S9S.-Sealed Propo--
sails will be received at this office unui
noon. FRIDAY. July %. 1898. for furnish
ing and delivery of SUBSISTENCE SUI
PLIES. at Southern Branch, National
Home for ID. Y. s, for the three months
and the six months ending 30th September
and Sst December 1898, respectively. Az
the same place. Sealed Proposals will be
received until noon. TUESDAY, July 70,
1898. for furnishing and delivery Of GENE
RAJ SUPPLIES during the hscal year
ending Goth June. 1893. Quantities OF al
supplies TO be increased 10 per cent, IL
required. during the execution OF con-
tract Standards can be examined and
printed instructions and specifications,
and blank proposals Will be supplleo upon
application to this office. Bids agSte-
gazing over 500 must be accompanied by
a certified check payable TO the under
signed Treasurer. for at least per centum
of the amount thereof, which check VIII
be forfeited TO the National Home for
d. V. S. in case the successful bidder
refuses or fails to enter into contract as
required; otherwise. to be returned 10 the
bidder. Samples presented by bidders Will
not be considered unless same are called
for i'm specifications. The right IS re-
served TO reject any or all proposals or
to waive informalities therein. En-
yelopes containing proposals should pc
endorsed. proposals for Supplies, y. H.
ID. Y. s." and addressed 70 the under
signed, WILLIAM THOMPSON, Urea
surer. Approved p. T. Woodhn. Cover
nor. ~ 121i&l6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-14
THE COHEN co. THE COHEN CO.

Thornhill, ID. D., pastor or cambridge
Street church. Both have visited here,
and are remembered with pleasure. The
best wishes Of all who knew them are
theirs from now on.
The Manchester Stationery Company
has been awarded a contract 10 furnish
the government with $1,000 pounds Of
blotting paper for the PostOtiice Depart
ment The Manchester firm has just
been notified of the acceptance of their
bid.
MR.. TAYLOR TAKEN ILL.
Mr. Samuel Creed Taylor was taken
suddenly i'll at the Southern railway shops
yesterday morning, about O'clock and
for a time his condition was thought TO
be serious. DIR. Rucker was called and
treated the gentleman. Later lie was
resting quietly and out Of danger.
Mr. Harrison Shumaker. who was
stricken with paralysis at his home, in
Mossingford, Tuesday and died in the
afternoon of the same day. leaves four
children, who are residents OF this city.
They are MessTs. Il. W. Shumaker, =.
Taylor Shumaker. Mrs. Molle Attkisson,
and Miss Helen Shumaker.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. j. w. Holt, of Petersburg, was in
the CITY yesterday on a DuSnlcSS tIlp
Mr. John A. White, of Baltimore, was
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. f. n. Gregory. Of Chesterfield
County Courthouse, was in the city yes
terday morning.
Mrs d. Il. Lipscomb, who has been
quite indisposed for several weeks is bet
ter.
Mr.. Minor Bronaugh. OF Norfolk, is on
a visit 10 his father, Mr.. j. w. Bronaugh,
the City Treasurer.
Mr. Enos Carr and wife. of Alexandria,
Va, are visiting at Mrs. T.. X. Simpsons,
No. ia west Eleventh street
Mr. W. y. Avis, a son of Policeman
Avis of Swansboro, returned home this
morning from Tampa Fla He has served
his time as a member of the United
States army.
Mrs. c. S. Sutton left for Salisbury, n.
c.. her home, on the II o'clock train yes
terday. after "A pleasant visit OF three
weeks 10 her parents and friends She
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. J.
II. Coils.
Mr.. r.. c. Broaddus received a letter
yesterday morning from Mr.. r. l..
French, who is with the Richmond Blues
at Camp Cuba Lbre. Jacksonville Mr..
French expressed himself as satisfied, but
having 10 drill very hard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-14
COMPROMISED THE DAMAGE SUIT
Miss Newman Accepts s1,OO0-A Di-
yOrce Granted.


The suit for $4,000 damages, Instituted
by Miss Annie l.. Newman against the
Richmond and Manchester Railway Com
pany for injuries sustained by jumping
from a car on Seventh street upon the
advice OF a conductor, was compromised
yesterday. plaintiffs attorneys agreeing
to accept $1,000 on behalf OF their client.
The jury in the Law and Equity Court
returned a verdict in accordance with this
agreement, thus bringing to a sudden
close a case that was expected to occupy
at least two days time.
Jesse Randall was granted a divorce in
this court from his wife, Mary l.. Ran
dali, on the ground Of desertion.
Motion for judgment was entered in the
case OF Stanley Lipscomb & Co.'S trustee
against DR.. Lewis Wheat for Sis.
The following motion for judgment was
docketed in the Circuit Court: Walter g.
Mercer & Co. VS.. Mrs. w. u. Bass, for sol.
In the suit of the Security Bank of Rich
mond VS.. w. II. Beverage, Jr., and W.
II. Beyeridge, judgment was rendered for
the plaintiff for s5sS.
The following suits were dismissed: Will
liam L. Wickham, trustee, VS.. Robert
Semi, and A. b. Apperson & Co. VS.. the
same.
Notices for judgment were dismissed
as follows: W. l.. Waring, Jr., VS.. L. A.
Weller and j. J. Scroggings VS.. George
i. Bull
DEGREES were rendered in the Chancery
Court as follows: Benefits Administrator
against Bennett and others, paying taxes;
Walerstein against Ullman and others,
paying certain costs; L. l.. Gum against
Gum and others, confirming report OF
special commissioner as to contamination
of purchase Of certain property and pay
ing all court costs; Mary Lucy Ford
against a. J..Fords trustee, paying costs.
In the Hastings Court William Moseley
was given thirty days by the jury for as
sault and battery. The Judge imposed
fine of $500 or twelve months in Jail In
addition, as it WAS the prisoners third
appearance in the Hastings Court dock.
The charge of highway robbery against
Ernest Kessler was dismissed. 1t was al
legged that Kessler robbed c. r. Wingfield
on May nth.
Noble Ringe was sent TO jail for 100
days and fined s. for stealing a lot OF
oats from Warner Moore.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-07-14
ACROSS JAMES RIVER.
NEWS OF WEDNESDAY CLEANED
ON THE SOUTH SIDE.
AWARD OF BUILDING CONTRACT.
The City Council to Meet for This
PURPOSE To-Morrow Eyening-Com-
mittce Meets Earlier-suhu"s-
school Picnic.

The Manchester Council will be called
FOR tomorrow night to award contracts
for building the house for the overall fac
tory.
The Committee on Buildings and Lands
has been called for tomorrow evening at
z o'clock. when the bids for the work will
be opened These bids will be referred 70
the Council, which meets an hour later.
one Of the specifications is that the struc-
ture shall be erected in sixty days after
the contract IS given out. There have so
far been quite number Of proposals, out
of course. none have been opened, and the
terms are not known.
Mr. j. Il. Green is chairman Of the COM
mittee which has the supervision Of the
building. and will receive bids until the
hour OF meeting tomorrow evening.
CENTRAL CHURCH PICNIC.
Central Methodist church Sunday-school
had their annual outing and picnic at
Moods Farm, some miles out in the coun-
~. yesterday. A good number OF the
scholars. and some Of the older people.
went. They were conveyed 10 the farm
in wagons. carriages. and buggies. The
day passed very pleasantly and very
quickly. The children and younger people
were delighted with the freedom and Big
ness OF the country and enjoyed roaming
through the woods and fields at WILL
WELL. KNOWN HERE.
Mr. Thornhill ,Snoddey and Miss Mamie
b. Cobb, popular young people of Buck
,ngham county, were married at the resi-
cence OF the brides father. Mr.. T. @.
Cobb. yesterday afternoon at ) O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Snoddey are both well
known in this city. Tho bride is sister
in-law OF Mrs. IL. a. Maurice. and also
Of Mrs. w. i. Belchcr. OF this city, while
the groom Is ! nephew OF Rev. l.. II.