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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15

a.. Parker and the whipping Post Bill
Gen. Wharton's Insurance Act.

Mr. j. &. Parkcrs views concerning the
whipping post were somewhat Incorrect
~ reported in the published synopsis OF
his address in the House He said he
knew that great many OF the best ne
eroes in the State Wera not opposed 10
The whipping post bud that assuming
that the argument was true that all the
negroes were opposed TO H. still the white
people are In favor of IL except petty
thieves and whenever ia comes TO con-
fict between the whites and the negroes
he was for the white people every time.
An effort IS going 10 be made 10 nave
the Wharton bill prohibiting combiia-
tons between insurance companies Tor
the purpose Of controlling rates. RECON-
rnitted to the House Committee on FRO
positions and Grievances
Several insurance men opposed 10 the
measur. wore az the Capitol Yesterday.
They say that % number Of persons who
carry large insurance on their property
desire 10 De- heard against the measure.
The special joint committee on re-
frenchment and reform will meet again
to-day az which time IL is thought
the rough drafts Of several bills vii DC
ready for consideration. This committee
will meet twice a week until its work is
4 number OF constitutional
will he recommended 10 the
Legislature.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
LOVE CONQUERS DEATH.
REMARKABLE MARRIAGE OFROBT'
L.IyEY AND MISS. CHAMBLEE.
After Nursing Him In Richmond She Ac-
companies Him tn Atlanta "here no
i,Freed From a Former Marriage

ATLANTA. GA. Jan. A-Speciai.-sit-
ting ND in his bed propped by mass Oh
pillows. with his face thin and pale from
a long and serious illness. Robert H.
Ivcv. was last night married to MISS
Cora Chamblee. OF Elberton, Ga HIS
bride sat ON the bed at his side. the min
lister stood at the foot of the bed ana
friends sat around the room as the solemn
words were pronounced; the sick man
pazed steadily at the minister and dis
played no sign Of nervousness.
A DIVORCE.
Seven wears ago Mr.. Ivey was divorced
from his first wife. The divorce was APP
piled for by her and he was SICK AT inc
time. No fight was made and the divorce
was granted her. He was given no d.
vorce. and until he procured TINS impor-
tant paper. he could not lawfully wed
again.
-Four years ago Mr.. Ivcy and Miss Cora
Chamblee met. He was n merchant OF
Atlanta. a man Of excellent family. She
was a belle of Eberton, Ga. and a beau
tiful young woman.
FRIENDSHIP THEN LOVE.
Their friendship ripened into lovo and
for three years Mr. lvey courted her
faithfully. In short while they were
engaged 10 be married.
The ceremony would have been per-
formed then. but the law stood between
them. and they had to wait. Six weeks
ago while the city OF Richmond, va.
Ivey became desperately sick and his life
was despared Of When he was first
taken sick Miss Chambee went 70 his
bedside and has not left It since. She
proved faithful and devoted nurse. Her
whole heart was in the work. and beside
administering medicines 10 the sick man.
she encouraged him and caused him TO
become better.
FIGHTING DEATH.
Mrs Ivey was brought to Atlanta one
week ago and taken to the home Of his
mother. Since his arrival in Atlanta, 10
is said that physicians have given him mp.
but he IS still attended by two, who arc
working hard 10 save his life.
Yesterday morning his attorneys had
special application 10 have his disabilities
removed ard the petition was granted at
II o'clock in the morning. A marriage H.
cense was secured at once and they were
married tonight Physicians are work
ing hard to save Ivey's life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15

In addition to tho present very conyen
tent schedule on the Richmond. Frcder
icksburg and Potomac railroad between
Richmond and Northern and Eastern
cities. the famous New York and Florida
Special. composed exclusively Of Pullman
vestibulcd sleeping. dining. library and
observation cars heated entirely hv
steam and lighted by electricity. VIII ho
placed In service leaving New York az
1870 T. VI. on January 18th. and win run
daily except Sunday. leaving Philadelphia
al 2:j2 J.. NJ, Baltimore az $40 r. n.
Washington AZ 500 p. NJ. arriving Rich
mond at $3.50 T.. NJ.
Northboud this train viii leave Rich
mond commencing January -th daily
except Monday az 9.05 a. NJ. arrivinr
Washington a l2H5 =. NJ. Baltimore 1853
=. NJ. Philadelphia 40 u. n. New
York 6.i3 p. NJ
No extra fare beyond Pullman COM
pany's regular charge.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
PANS FOR THEKLONDIKE
THE PETERsBURG IRON COMPANY
MAKING THEM BY CONTRACT.
The Negro Arrested In Dinwiddie Tor Mar
tin Thornc the Deleware Murderer
Proves Not to BE the Nam
pr,rrpspr-pc VA Janua

pprrpspt-pc VA Janua pc
cIaI.-The Petersburg Iron Works has a
large contract for furnishing "A hrm III
New York with mechanical pans to DE
used in washing gold. The pans
are to be shipped to the Klondike re-
gions. a very large cargo OF them have
Just been shipped 10 New York.
Crater Council National Union, ana
Kappa-Alpha fraternity each had pan
quet tonight. The former took place AT
the Royal cafe and the latter at the
French Cafe
LEES BIRTHDAY.
General Lees birthday--the 18TH IN
stant-wil be observed in Petersburg by
a parade In the afternoon OF n. 4. Hiii
Camp. the Petersburg Grays, ana a. y.
Hill Rifles. AT night the camp VIII kindlc
a camp fire and havej a banquet.
Chief OF Police Parkinson has received
\ letter from Chief OF Police DOlan. or
wilmington. Del. to the effect that ia,
vid Stewart. the negro who was aTresten
in Dnwiddie county on suspicion OF beng
Martin Thorne, who is wanted IN WI
mington for murder. turns cut not 10 ne
Thorne. Stewart. however, Is charsed
with the theft Of $40 from as s .,se i,
law lie denies that he stole SS0 DuU
confesses 10 the theft Of $50.
HUSTINGS COURT.
The Hastings Court will begin on next
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. mere
are only two felony cases on the criminal
docket. viz: Isaiah Crocker and Edward
Boyd. The following have been summon
ed to serve as grand jurors during the
term: W. II. Denberry. r. NJ. Lavelle. r..
u. Hartley S. S. Bridges, William NJ.
Jones, r o. Egerton. W. J. Crowdcr, Jr,
l.. G.. Blankcnship, T.. &. Duane, and w.
w. Brister. Petit Jury-C. r.. Butler
w. II. Collett. James Dunn, W. Il. !.
Epperson. Solomon Relnach, j. :. Rucker.
Charles Robertson. Moses r. Saal. John
w. Scoegins. w. A. Totty, John \. VII
kins w. w. Warren
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
JOHN ". DANIEL CLUE.
This Organization is soon to Have Perma-
nent Ouarters-A Banquet.

he committee that had charge OF all
of the arrangements for the John w.
Daniel Clubs ball had a meeting last
night.
Reports were received and they showed
that the affair was financial success.
The club proposes now TO secure perma-
nent quarters. and a committee was ap-
pointed to negotiate for a hall.
After the committee had adjourned
President Sam Stern convened the mem
bers present in club meeting. and about
twenty names were approved for MEM
bership and placed on the roll. The Con-
stitution was so amended as TO make
any Democrat in Richmond eligible to
membership. Heretofore the membership
has been limited to Jefferson Ward
Democrats.
At the close OF the meeting the COM
mittee were invited 10 banquet served
n David Connel's best style.
Mr.. O. A. Hawkins. OF Clay Ward a
new member of the club. was invited TO
act as POSTMASTER. which he did in a most
graceful manner. There were several
speeches made, and every one had some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
PROMPT ACTION.
PRINCE RTDOIPH.
Brings Up Memories Of the Lamented
Hilbert Inns SteNensnn.

otis Skinner and his clever company or
PLAYERS I'm Prince Rudolph at the
Academy last night completely capturcd
a large and fashionable audience.
me star Is well and favorahly known
Sn this city. but never has he presented "
more charming play or been seen 10 pet
ter advantage than did he appear in MS
character of the Prince last nisht. No
part has ever fitted him so well. ana none
has he ever carried so faithfully.
MOI only does Mr.. skinner deserve cred-
Il and praise for his acting. but those by
whom he is surrounded are equally de-
serving Of praise. Miss Ethel Browning
~ the farmers daughter. Is particularly
successful in ner portrayal Of the part as
are also Miss Ethel Winthrop as Countess
Won Mciten. and Miss Maud Durbn as
The story OF Prince Rudolph comes
from the pen OF the lamcnted Robert
Louis Stevenson. but the play mas niue
resemblance to the story. Those VINO
know Stel ason's style however. can dis
Germ I'm the play that love Of the r.
mantle and the strategic that shcne IN
SteNensOn's genius. and the author OF the
play did his part well.
Rudolph is prince Of a little principally.
but his love OF outdoor sports Is supreme
an he leaves the throne in charge OF MS
PRIME minister and nus WE. the lIincess
E5ord. The prime minister plots AMI
plans L. overthrow the Prince and by
false reports deadens the love OF the
Princess for her husband. and she be-
comes all unwittingly. a party TO an
uprising The Princess dispvers her er~
TOR. however ana returns 10 her husband.
rhe rebellion hat haf been brought on
nv tn faithlcss prime minister is quell-
cd however by the PriDce's soldiers.
anc he regains both his wife and ms
thrOuC
The play is full Of Nit. pathos emotion
and sensational ciimaXes. and ut the con-
ciusion OF the third act last night. Mr..
skinner was forced 10 make "a speech.
which ne did in pleasant way. and IN a
few words.
The iheatre-goers in Richmond have
really had no better opportunity than
this TO witness Il beautiful play by a
splencid company.
prince Rudolph" VIII be repeated at
the matinee this afternoon when beauti-
ful souvenir placques vii be prescnted 10
the ladies. ana the engagement will close
with the performance tonight
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
In /" LnllALv LanG.H

An evening in Lullaby Land al the
Woman'S Christian Association Thursday
evening proved 10 he highly attractive
and successful entertainment. Inc ele-
giant quar,ctte from All-Saints church
Miss Nellie Rogers. ME-; Durreu, - ON, ~, az
c,rdon and Charles Hunter. with Mrs.
Gordon As accom- panist-rcndered numer-
Gus selections which were enth usiaSjica
Is received. and Miss Vrancis Lee Starr
recited several Appropriate set"tiohs'
which made a decided hit.
@rhcee entertainments have been IN au-
ausurated monthly and will be continued
under the auspices OF different com
miitee each month.
The Entertainment Committee TINS
month was Mrs. NJ. &. Smitn' MIs'
Charies Hunter Mrs G. =. Wa-ford.
Mrs J. e Rose. Mrs. Heckler' Mrs. New
and others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15

the fund arc OF doubtful or OF no Nai"''
Shares OF stock in the Lynch,
burg and Danville Railroan ann IN
Company 80. .-......''.'.,'
Orange and Alexandria Ran,
road road Company res'o'' 1885 "a
shares Of Mer nr an no n yame, 1000 %
shares OF stock in the South
er ln, p ,os PC , nn,,roau o 1900 90
State OF Indiana. wabash ana
ERE Gre c s,nc ' S9 ny vSlue, 2e.775 %
Richmond and York RlNcf
Railroad COmpany's : per
cent, cen. coupon oo"'S 'o' ~ 10000
Richmond and York River
Companys certificate lof no 80 ~,
Valuc) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "''' ~
The farm In Amherst county. Va, that
belonged to the fund has been sold io'
S45S5.5s Bonds aggcrgaung stl-.."l,
payable I'm one. two. and three years ~"
September 4 1884. were given ior INC pu'
chase money. after dcducting cash pay
mcnt. There has been received oy ~"
fund on account Of tho same 2lD on ac-
count OF principal aud S236S9 on account
of interest.
IL will be seen by tho statement OF
receipts and disbursements on ac-
count Of income that there % IN
the Treasury. 90 the credit OF tho
fund. i'm cash. FOR the maintenance
and support Of the school, Deem
Der 81 1897 ...............t...-t.tN 81 %
Respectfully submitted.
JOSIAH RYLAND. JRr
Second Auditor and Secretary
the Board Of the Miller Manut
Labor School of Alhcmarle.
state Of Virginia. city Of Richmond
I. &. Lee Moore. a notary public for tho
CITY aforesaid. In the state OF Virginia, DO
certify that Josiah Ryland. Jr Second
Auditor. this day made oath before me
that tho foregoing statements are trui
10 the hest Of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand this 3ist day o.
December. 1897.
C. LEE MOORE
Notary Public.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
vbv School Was Held in stil--Hou.e.

A number OF school houses have been
burned recently in Bedford county, max
ing IL necessary for the schools 10 seek
temporary quarters in unused buildings.
This explanation will soften ine impress
sion which would be left by The append
cd item taken from the Union letter 10
the Bedford Democrat:
1--WE regret very much 10 say that the
still house. in which Misses Buck and
Moseley were teaching school, was de-
stroyed by fire last Friday night. II was
the work Of an incendiary. as II was i'm
possible for IL to have caught from the
stove Insurance 800"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
Tie InMn OF Grave

CREWE. VA. January 14-Specal.-
Mrs. Annie Sadler. of this place, and Mr..
Bud Grafton, of Lunenburg county. were
married i'm Lunenhurg county yesterday.
The following officers have been elect
ed by The Young Mems Christian AssO-
citation for the ensuing year: \. l.. Woody.
president. Sterling BOisseau, yice-presi-
dent: T.. W. Payne, treasurer, and j. +.
Bingley. recording secretary.
Work of moving the Methodist chursh
is progressing favorahly. II is thouSnt
that 10 will reach its new site next week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
Court News.

In the Chancery Court yesterday the
following business was transacted:
Tho will OF Lucy +. Jones was adj
mlted 20 probate and Henry c. Rhodes
qualified as her executor.
In the case OF T.. A. Cailn. substituted
TRUSTEE. vs.. Payne &c. decree for ac-
counts was entered.
In the case OF Thomson. trustee, VS..
Booker. &c. a decree was entered d.
secting the investment Of the fund in
court
In the case OF Fowlkes' executor VS..
knight. &c. an order was entered d.
fecting the sale OF lumber and payment
O faxes.
In the ease Of the citizens R0nk Of
Richmond vs., Ramos, &c. az order was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15

thing to say complimentary OF MI stern.
That gentleman, in mis- address pdld
beautiful tribute TO Senator DANIEL ana
said he desired the club 10 be worthy
TO bear the name OF the great senator,
Mr.. Stern said he hoped the ciuD wouiu
take a lively interest in politics ana see
TO II that good men are elected 10 the
Council and TO other offices
This club expects soon 10 De III l'S
permanent quarters.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
NEU TNDTSTRI.
A Mandatory of Chiidren's shoes-Dr'
Grammar's Successor.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Jan. 14-Spcciai
The Alexandria Shoe Company, which
was chartered by the Legislature the
present session. will begin operation at
once. The business will be conducted by
Messrs. OMeara Brother * Co, and the
company will manufacture children 3
shoes principally. c,
The trustees Of the Theological Semi
nary will on the 18th inst, select a pro
fessor TO MI the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Dr. Carl Grammar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
flowing John Doll to check for

entered allowing John Doll 20 check for
amount due him.
Judgment was confessed in the City Cir
cult Court in the case OF z. w. Gates &
Son Company against 5. d. Goode for
goo Is
Tho following cases have been set for
hearing in the Law and Equity Court:
w l.. Velhnes VS.. Richmond Traction
Company. George r. King VS.. w. W.
Pcrduc. Rufin L. Holmes vs.. Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance Company Bette T.
GatewoOd VS.. City Of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15

The lecture made a deep impression
upon the ladies of the League who heard
A. and there was much discussion upon
IL after the session closed. II seemed 10
be the general sentiment that women Of
the present day are beginning 10 see how
needless were the troubles which women
formerly endured. and how easily they
can be avoided at tho present time by
exercising intelligent care
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
Mr.. E,nes Not Killed.

There is every evidence showing that
Mr. a J. Epes. who was reported To have
been murdered in Buckingham. is alive
and we'll
The murder was reported at Scottsvillc
by a res'dtnt Of Buckingham on Tuesday.
but that the report was erroneous is at
tested by reliable authority from the i'm
mediate locality where the crime was al
legged TO havc been committed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
Reduced Rates TO Norfolk.

VIA THE NORFOLK AND wEsTERN
RAILWAY. The "Only All-Rau Line
with SOLID NESTIBULED TRAINS
AND NO CHANGE cT CARS. Fare ono
wav s.: round-trip. $3.50. Trains leave
Richmond daily at . a. NJ. and 7.30 p. VI
Returning, leave Norfolk az T:4O A. ". and
49, p. N. For fun information apply at
Compauy's office, corner Ninth and Main
streets. or Phone 49,
r. w COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15

The American Line Steamers Annual
OxprbauIir~

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Jan. l4--Spe-
cial.-The American Line steamer city OF
Paris. which has been at the ship yard for
the last three weeks undergoing her an
nual overhauling sailed this morning for
New York. While I'm the dry-dOck. the
Paris was thoroughly overhauled.
The St. Paul, of the same line. is eX-
pectec to arrive here and will be put in
the dry-dock at the first high tide. This
steamer is the sister ship of the St. Louis
and will be overhauled and may be tied
up at the yard for several weeks.
When the St. Paul Is repaired, the New
York. sister ship Of the City of Paris.
viii come for her annual overhaulng and
she will be followed by the ST. Louis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
HE SECURED THE PISTOL.
A RICHMOND NAN BEATS orr
HOULB-BE ROBBER.
He Probably saved His Life by HisPrompt
Action-His Assaiiant Arrested Butts
capes-Mutder in rlnvanna.

scoTTsvil.LE. VA. Jan N.-SpeciaL-.
Mr. a. Frank. a travelling Jewciier ana
optician Of Richmond. camc near being
murdered and robbed this morning. while
driving from Albcrenc 10 Scottsviile. ny
Saunders Wood. Mr.. G. c. Harford's
driver.
wood. who Is bury negro about TWEEN
ty-nVc years OF age. drove the buggy mo
the woods. some distance from the ROAD
70 "A pond near Green Mountain. and pre-
scniing pistol al MIR. Franks head do
maudcd his money.
PROMPT ACTION.
Mr. Frank grapp,cd tho negro and after
a fierce encounter. succeeded In securing
tho pistol. They then drove 10 Keene.
where Mr. Frank stopped 10 await TOR the
stage from Charlottesville. sending Wool
on with the buggy.
on reaching here about o'clock he
Immediately lodged charges with the
Mayor. and delivered him the pistol
NJ Suthcrlin. the Sergeant arrested
Wood who succeeded in getting away
amid a storm 81 bullets from the Ser
goants gun.
MURDER At 4 DANCE.
4 murder was committed at a dance
near Palmyra last night by fhiilp
Gains. a Onc-armcd negro man. who made
his escape. the victim being George
Green. a yourg negro man.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
Joe OFT and Sousa.

The sale Of seats FOR Joe OTIS engage.
ment on Monday and Tuesday evenings
and Tuesday matinee In a revival of 1.-THE
star eager commences at the Acadcmv
of Music boX-ofiice this morning.
Mr.. OFT is well-known here as one ~
the cicvcrest comedians IN his own po.u-
liar line OF work and viii Dee cordially
welcomed.
Sousa and His Band will De m fhe
Academy on Wednesday night for olr
concert. The sale Of seats for his eu-
gagement commences Monday morning
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15

PHOEBUS. VA. January H.-Special.-
The new Presbyterian church Is nearly
It is q nice building and adds
much 10 the appearance of the western
part of the town.
Major and Mrs Pebbles. Of Washing
ton, -. G., are conducting some very
interesting Salvation Army meetings in
this place and Hampton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
The .onlr AlI-RniILineo

BETWEEN RICHMOND. NORFOLK.
AND LYNCHBURG. WITH SOLID NES-
TlBULED TRAINS. IS VIA THE NOR
FOLK AND WESTERN RAILWAY. tne
quickest route between an points South
aud Southwest. For tickets. timetables
and an Information. apply 20 the Riol-
mond Transfer Company 9l3 east Main
street: y. q. Carter. Ticket Agent. Byrd
Street OUniOn) Depot and at company 5
office, SaS east Main street
X. W. COURTNEY.
District Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15

Here is a chance for the sick and suf-
fering TO consult the most successful
physician OF this century, Or. Greene, 30
His record OF wonderful cures is unequal
led and unrivaled. and he offers 10 give
all free consultation by letter. II you are
out OF health. write this great specialist
about your complaint. Ii costs you moth
ing and he will explain just what ails you,
and without doubt make you well AMI
strong again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
The Life of Jacob.

Rev. J. A. Morehead. OF the First Eng
fish Lutheran church, will deliver the
second In his series OF sermons on "Old
Testament Characters" at the church on
tomorrow evening at s o'clock. His sub
ject at that time will be: Lessons from
the Life Of jacob
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
nlreciO-S Chosen

The stockholders Of the Peoples Build
ing. Loan and Trust Company held a
meeting al 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
in the office Of Mir. II. l.. Cabell. No.
north Tenth street. and reelected the Of
rectors. as follows Messrs. T. w. Scott.
w r. Meredith. w. Il. Tenant Edward
Whitlock. j. NJ. Taylor. b. II. Crump and
Byron Bear. The directors will meet
later and elect officers
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
WPllS-UParen.

DORSET. VA, Jan. u. Special. \
pretty wedding occurred here last night
when Mr.. Robert Wells a popular young
man of Dinwiddie county and Miss Pat
tie Dearen were married. Rev. Robert
Winfree performing the ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
VIZ. Patterson ImnrnNing.

Mr. J. IT, Patterson. Of Manchester who
was operated on for appendicitis and is
now az the Old Dominion Hospital. was
reported 20 be improving last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
Haymnn-Bullman,

CAPE CHARLES VA. Jan. 1;.-Spe-
cial.-Miss Mamie pullman and Mr.. h. =.
Hayman. both OF this city. were married
Rev. T. G. Machnchol. and returned 10
this city where they will make their fu-
ture home.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-15
SECURITIES BELONGING T,


OEsi Il III ] les Di-l-O-NIl.NI ~ , III
MILLER FUND.
The following is a statement OF ;ne Sc
curties belonging 10 the Miller Fund IN
the custody OF the Second Auditor:
\ registered certificate. Issued
under act Of February %
1s.i2. bearing per cent IN
terest on $3.50. JS4.4J and
Ter cent. interest on $1,000
10 January. 1900, and per
cent. interest thereafter. 81 ,Oh'sOs 40
Virginia registered bonds,
called in the market Cen
fury Bonds" on account OF
running a hundred years TO
July !, lSgl, bearing inter-
est AT the rate OF per cent.
per annum until July l. 1901.
and 3 per cent. per annum -,..o.. ,.
thereafter 90. ......ss'ss--- '"'i'N w
Richmond city : per cent
80 lgo7 .............. 2.coo 90
Bank of Kentucky certificate ~.
for 40 shares of stock. 4l'vp ~
Lynchburg City q per cent.
per annum registered bond
now held by X. 4. Craig
hill, attorney, Lynchburg.
Va. for the collection or the
interesO .........t...-..'.. ''o '"