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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11

AN ORDINANCE, GRANTING PERMlS-
SION TO OLD DOMINION HOSPnIAi
TO T9,n c2Ns EfRoss 4 Al V HLLEY IN
REAR OF No. 1920 EAST BROAD
STREET ,oos
approved September II, 1881
BE It ordained by the Council OF the CITY
of Richmond
/. That permission is hereby granted TO
the Old Dominion Hospital 10 construct
an overhead bridge across the alley IN
rear OF No. 1920 east Broad street.
q The said bridge shall not be less than
twelve feet above said alley, ana as 20
location, size, plan, manner, ana materiai?
OF construction, it shall be constructed
subject to the approval OF the CITY En-
gineer. 80.
3. Said permission Is granted subject
to the power OF amendment, ana 'he
power OF revocation, hereby reserved by
the City Council. Upon such revocation
or any amendment of said permission tho
said old Dominion Hospital, or any SUD
sequent owner or owners or old DOMINION
Hospital and the property 1zo east
Broad street shall Immediately CONFORM
thereto.
A. Said permission is granted subject 20
the conditions that the said Old Dominion
Hospital and owners of the property ~
east Broad street. or any supseluent
owner OF said Old Dominion hospa, ,,,
and No. 1220 east Broad street, VIII indem-
nifty. reimburse, and save harmless tho
city of Richmond from any charge. dam
age or cost that the said city may DO
required to pay by reason OF any person
being injured or damased in any way IN IN
reason OF any judgment. decree. or order
of any court entered n any controversy troc,,o,,
arising out OF or relating 10 the erecuen;
naintenonce. or management OF said
bridge by said Old Dominion Hospital ana
owners Of No. 100 east Broad street, or
any other person. -,
3. For failure TO conform fully 20 tho
provisions OF this ordinance or any amend
ment or revocation thereof, or any re-
ouirements made hereunder, the SAID Old
Dominion Hospital and owners OF No:
1920 east Broad street. or any subsequent
owner of Old Dominion Hospital and 10
east Broad street, shall be liable TO hne
of not less than five nor more than one
hundred dollars; each days failure 70 be
a separate offence.
6. All ordinances or parts or oralhances
are hereby repealed so far as the same
may conflict herewith. -
7. This ordinance shall be In force from
,.s massage BEN. II. AUGUST.
10 ~, City Clerk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
MINISTERIAL UNION MEETS.
first Session Of the Hall Held Yes
fcrday-Ney Members

The regular monthly meeting of the
Ministerial Union was held yesterday in
,r, parlor Of the Young Mems Christian
,sucd the meeting 20 order. Mr.. w. S.
campbell was elected to succeed Rev. ].
A Morehead as chairman OF the Bust
,,ss Committee, and Rev. Ashby Jones
v,u take MIR. Campbelrs place as
raemhcr OF the body.
The following were elected members OF
che Union: Rev. Il. c. Henning, Of Full
,-q baptist church; Rev G.. NJ. Daniels.
NJ Randoph-Street Baptist church; DIR.
u s. Laws. recently OF the Columbia
theological seminary; also. five profess
,.-s ~ the Union Theological Seminary
Rev Dr. C. Il. Strickier. Rev. DIR. w.
,foorc. Rev. q. c. Johnson. Rev. DR.. c.
* English. and Rev. DIR. G. G. Hersman
Tho Rev. l. NJ Omcr presented his
.gnation as secretary. which was ac-
e.ttcd. and Rev. J. a. Cook was elected
90 succeed him.
Rev. ]. Calvin Stewart, chairman Of
tr. committee on Work Among the Sol
fsrs. made a final report, which was
adopted.
The following resolution, which was
unanimously adopted. explains Itself:
Tho monthly meeting OF lHe AllnlSltlS
association OF Richmond and vicinity has
heard with sincere regret the announce
mont that our secretary, the Rev. l.. Nj.
Omer has resigned his charge in this
CIV and now retires from his office. We
wish 10 place on record our esteem of
Ibis beloved brother, and pray that the
lsrediction Of the God of peace may rest
ruon him and his labors through long
aad happy life.
A committee OF three, composed OF Rev.
DR.. ]. W. Jones, Rev. DR.. Tudor, ana
Rev Mr.. Chumbley, was appointed on
Religious Work at the Soldiers Home.
The outlook Of the work in our city
i,s needs. and the best means to carry
r on" was the subject arranged for dis
rlssion. but it's consideration was post
roned until the next meeting, when "
will be introduced by Rev. }. Gavin
stewart in a ten-minutes' address.
Mr.. Lawrence Priddy, of Blacksburg
Nm was present and submitted the
claims of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION building of his college, ana tne
f0Towing was adopted: Having hearo
tba statement Of Mr.. Lawrence PrlddS
An reference 10 the building OF young
Mems Christian Association nan at th'
3clvtecbnic Institute. we heartily com
,rsnd him and his work to the sympa.
tbies and contributions of our churche'
and our people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
The Leo Clubs Meeting.

The monthly meeting of st. Leo's Cath
ole Club was held last night, a largo
number OF the members being in attend
ance.
An invitation was received from the
Catholic ladies of Manchester to attend
their bazaar. The invitation was accept
ed, and the club decided to attend the
bazaar I'm body on Friday night.
A committee was appointed TO make
the necessary arrangements for ger
man, to be given next month.
After the meeting a graphophone enter
Gregory, O. S. b., which was heartily
enjoyed. and a rising vote Of thanks was
rendered Father Gregory for the splendid
entertainment After the entertainment
refreshments were served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
RICH,D BOY WED IN NEW JERSEY.
Mr.. Noting, Formerly of This City,
Marries Miss Dryden of PIainfeId.

Mr.. John Paul Noting, of Richmond,
and Miss Fannie Rutherford Dryden,
were welded at Grace Episcopal church,
Plainfeld n. j., at high noon, the 4th
ultimo.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
h. NJ. Rodman. The bridesmaids were
Miss Elise Noting. Of Richmond. sis
ter of the groom, and Miss Ethel Cane
Green, of North Plainfield; the best man,
Mr. William q. Noting, of Baltimore,
Nd, brother Of the groom. After the
ceremony the bridal party returned to the
home, where a reception was held. The
presents, attestng the regard with
which the young people were held, were
many and beautiful.
The bride is a lady of very delightful
personality, the daughter of Mr.. j. NJ.
Dryden, Watching avenue, Plainfieid
Mr. Noting is an old Richmond boy, well
known and popular here, the son of Mr.
A. w. Noting, Jr.. Of this city.
Mr. and Mrs. Noting are spending their
honeymoon at Asheville, n. G..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11

THE DAUGHTERS MEETING.
List of Delegates from Richmond
Work Before the Body.

The Richmond delegates TO the State
Convention Of Daughters Of the Con-
federacy will leave for Petersburg to-
morrow morning They are: Mrs. N. ".
Randolph, Mrs. Clara Nash. Mrs. Char
lotte Shelburne, Mrs. l.. b. Young, Miss
Bessie Wight, Mrs. S. c. Niemeyer, Mrs.
Josephine Knox, Mrs. Robert Christian,
Miss Bessie HILL Mrs. George Lyon, Mrs
A. ID. Lyons, Mrs. Virginius Hall, and
Mrs. Dabney j. Carr.
The special object of the meeting is to
elect officers for the ensuing year and
discuss the work done by the different
chapters in Virginia. The constitution
and bylaws will be revised with special
attention to the membership clause, and
the question of appointing a successor to
the title of Daughter of the Confederacy
will also be one of the vital issues. The
Richmond delegates go pledged to vote as
unit against the perpetuation Of the
title.
Petersburg Chapter will give a recep-
ton to the visiting delegates in A. T..
Hill Hall during the convention.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
MRS. uooE GRANTED A DIVORCE
Judgments and suits-Decrees IN
Cbancery-The Criminal Doc1et

Judgments ana
chorcery-The Criminal Docket
r,,aga Minor has handed down decree
In the Law and Equity Court grantins
divorce 10 Mrs. Elizabeth G. Hooe from
bor husband. Rice H. Hooe. The GROUNDS
90 the divorce are desertion and failure
90 support, and the decree gives the Gus us
-odv of the child of the marriage 10 'hO
mother. - - .o,,
dered for the plaintiff in the case OF the
1,besaneake and Ohio Railway COMPANY
o'-stns, Andrew Pizzini, Jr. The sum OF
sf5s 5s was claimed by the company lor
the board of Mr.. Pizzinis family DIT
GLADYS Inn The case was contested On
the ground that the charges were not III
er,ordance with the terms OF the oVh
tract. A., o,.,,
or5 the Chancery Court was in session
,ssferday. DEGREES were handed down IN
fine following cases: Mccormick VS.. NC
Cormick. Lathrop VS.. Moore and COREY
rs. Haxall. executors, and others.
Adolph Gipperich, Jr., qualified as execu-
Tor ~ the estate OF his father lately de-
ceased The value of the estate is S'VO.
The Virginia Trust Company qualiiied
as guardian of the infant children OF the
late Adolph Gipperich.
Robert Woodley and Sallie Upshur both
coloreO were before Judge Witt IN the
Hastings Court yesterday, charged win
stealing a COW, the property OF MT "A. Z,
Blanton. They were found guilty. anu
each was sentenced TO two years in the
penitentiary.
Major watkins and Herbert Johnson
were charged with cutting each other.
They were acquitted.
A marriage-lioense was granted to Jo-
eeph II. Gordon and Ada V. Ogilvie. Inc
ceremony will take place to-day. MISS
Ogilvie IS the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
John Ogilvie and the bridegroom Is ma
tive Of Prince Edward county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
MEYER SYCLE,
1913 EAST BROAD STREET,
NEXT CORNER FIRST.

seven days, instead OF two, what would
have been the resultT'
eve would probably have had to face
back" replied Major Gallagher. Men
cannot fight on short rations."
The witness said that ii was General
Skaters order that no formal requlsi-
ton for rations should be required, and
that food should be given to those need
ing II.
Major Gallagher said that OF the five
civilian assistants he had, two were in
effective and Indifferent to their duties
Captain Lord. of New York, and Captain
Ryan, Of Arkansas.
Major Gallagher said the commissary
supply at Montauk Point was abundant
and good while he was at that place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
READING BY MISS BROOKS.
She Delights the Audience at the
Woman's Club.

The parlors Of the Woman's Club were
well filed yesterday afternoon. the oc-
casion being a dramatic reading by Miss
Nancy Brooks, of Stratford-on-Avon'
England. Miss Brooks is the happy pos
SCISSOR OF a particularly musical voice,
which she has under perfect control ana
modulates with great ease. She prefaced
her readings by a few remarks on voice
culture. giving examples of some OF inc
evarcises necessary TO the training OF the
voice. Her selections were well CHOSEN
10 show her versatility and were warmly
received by the appreciative au1 iiei1'oe;
They included a scene from THE Schooi
for Scandal; 1.-THE Wooing OF Katna !,
rine." from Henry "; Evelyn vel GoI Hope,
by Browning; "An Idyli in the Sohs Sc u
tory" and "Jawcob Straus'' by u T.
After the reading tea was served o oS
Miss A. T. Daniel. assisted by Mrs. .. ~;
robertson. Mrs. ]. Addison Cooke, anu
No. ma Rruce. and a pleasant hour was
spept in social intercourse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
TO REPAIR THE GALLEGo-MILLs.
A shaft to he Sunk to Determine 'ne
Cause of the Cave-In.

Under an order from the Chancery
Court, Mr.. G. L. Todd, receiver cl INC
Gallego Mills, has given instructions for
the repair Of all damages caused by the
recent washout. Excavations have al
readv been begun. and the work is being
conducted by Messrs. Burgwyn & Talcott'
Under the order the mills are to be re-
stored TO the same condition as before the
catastrophe. 1t further authorizes the re-
ceiver to bring suit against such parties
ar corporation as may be round to be re-
snonsible for the damage, ana In order u
determine the cause or the acciueht :,
re &C. 70 be sunk inside the mills and
= tunnel will be dug to the source Of the
break.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
institute for sunday-schOOl Teach

The Executive Committee Of the sun
School Association of Henrico Parish
have arranged TO hold an institute 1or
officers and teachers at ST. James ehurcn
ne cnnducted by the Rev. Herman L.
Duhring. the secretary Of the American
Church Sunday-School Institute. who
travels over the whole country In the
interest of Sunday-school work.-Rev.
a, S.So p. Nj. the following Sunday,
Octoher 18th. there will be held the an
mai celebration of all the Sunday
schools meetings being held at st. Paurs
and HOLY Trinity churches.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
Horse Plays a Prank.

Quite an amusing incident occurred on
Holly street yesterday. though IL came
near being serious. A number or the
children went riding In buggy, ana were
conceived the prank OF trotting along
faster than usual and jolting them all
out. After that he stopped with look
of perfect good humor and self-compla-
cency resting on his countenance; Inc
etsts and sticking-plaster advanced sew
eral cents. None of the children were
badly hurt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
LACY THE CITY JAIL.
breaks Down mt News OF His wires
Prostitution.

The motion 20 set aside the verdict IN
the Lacy case is 10 be argued oeiore
Judge Waddnl In the United States CIR
cult Court tomorrow afternoon at s.So
o'clock.
Lacy, who is in the city jail. penang
the result OF this motion. bore his connne-
ment very well until yesterday morning.
when he broke down upon hearing tnat
his wife was Frustrated and the services
Of a physician had been called into reqai-
sition.
Lacy has received many VISITS iso"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
The Sons of Veterans Meeting.

The session of the Sons OF Veterans was
short last night and but few members
were present Mr. Lewis y. spence was
elevated 10 the second sergeancy. to sue,
coed MT. Hugh l.. Goode resigned, ana
AIR 70. %. Thomason was made third
corporal TO succeed Mr.. Spence. A COM
mittee was appointed to arrange nSn,sH, Tor Or, q
tha address OF Mr. William l.. Royal
70 be made before the camp on the eve
ming OF the oath instant.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
TIE UNITED STATES COURT.
The Lewis Case Comes Up "'
Not Disposed or

The United States District Cour. was -,
session for a short while yesterday anu
adjourned until IL o'clock this mofninS'
The case of Edward Lewis, charged wiz
stealing letters from boxes in the freue a
rIcksbnrg post-office, was brought up, anu
Hon. A. r. E1nbrey, member OF the fiou.e
Of delegates from Fredericksburg, Sp
reared I'm the interest of the prisoner.
The question was raised as TO .he Pr n,v
Der course of procedure under the CIR,
cumstances, and the case was poslpo poi
Tor further Information. 1t win prv ,Sis
bly, be brought up again at ii O'CLOCK '"''
morning. a.. ~ nre-
The rules, forms and orders TO be pre-.
scrlbed by the United States sup,eine
Court governing bankruptcy proceeuine'
are expected here in two or three oays'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
u,,ser Jenning. Loses an Eye.

Mr.. D. r. jennings, engineer az me
soidlers' Home, suffered most .painful
accident Sunday. which cost him his ieIt
as,s While examining the steam gauge on
~ engine the instrument exploded and
q e"u niece OF the glass cut the eye. so badly
!, had 10 be removed by DR.. John Dunn
NJ Jennings is getting along fairly well.
hut IL suffering considerable pain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11

friends, and his cell in the prison is
Drisnt with flowers. He IL by no means
ieit 10 the mercies OF the City sergeant's
COOK, but receives many luxuries. which
.ne conditions of his incarceration per-
inlt until he is either released or SEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
LOTT srnAYHp, AND FOUND.


sTRAYED FROM 5ii NORTH
Eiohth street. PUG DOG. with new COLI
lar Answers to name OF bob he-
ward II returned TO above number.
oc 1i-lt' ---------
IOsT1DROPPED FROM MY CAR
RAGE SATURDAY EVENING. IN
FRONT THEATRE, ONE BLACK siLk
SHAWL. Liberal reward will be paid "
returning II to j. ID. CHALkJEf. q co.s
1872 east Cary street. &C III,
LOST. OR LEFT SOMEWHERn
Cikely ia store OF bar-room)' SMALL
MATCHED, AND BUNDLE, on October
an (cIrcus-day). Any information please
give N. A. STUMPF, Restaurant. Eighth
and Main streets. DC n-1t
LOST. A SEAL RING. WITH MOTTO.
"Desoonendo me non mutendo me" suit.
abIe reward II returned 10 81 west
Franklin street. 90 n-Se
FOUND. SATURDAY NIGHT. IN
front az the Academy OF Music. IADY'S
SHAWL. which the owner can get by
Droving property and paying for this I'd.
yertigement. Apply TO $40 west Grace.
oc Hit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
.uo,nted MIR. II. l.. watson.

AZ Harry L. Watson. young lawyer
p;;.hmond and an alumnus of the Law
=, OF Richmond College. has
I pesn OF Expression in the College.
While at the college as a stu{ent; a Ms.
watson took the WOODS medal Tor decia-
nation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
Norfolk and Western Descriptive
Pamphlet.

The Norfolk and Western railroad pas
senger department has issued hand
booklet, descriptive OF
the cities reached by that line, and Rich
mond is given considerable space, to-
gether with four half-tone cuts, showing
the Washington and Lee monuments, ST.
Johns church, and a view OF the city
from the roof OF the Capitol. The book
is we'll worthy of preservation. 1t is be-
ing distributed by Mr. X. w. Courtney,
district passenger agent. In this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
Mo- T.ke an ocean voyage.

DIR. j. q. McCaw last night reported
Rev. Hartley Carmichaels condition as
quite serious, though not alarming. II
may be that the minister may have 10
take an ocean voyage to regain his
strength.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11

yo,r Risbop. Frank Sparks, and Jack
cS Sonm Of the Richmond ball clubs
e,,csing stan. will go into the National
P,s agne next season. Bishop will play
.S,n ,onisyille. Sparks with Pittspurg'
and chesbro with BalttmorA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
DID NOT LIKE GAIETY GIRLS.
Academy Audience Expresses It's
Censure In Unmixfakable Terms.


The London Gaiety Girls gave a bur
lesque" performance at the Academy last
night, and large audience sat through
the ordeal and made the most Of IL. evil
IDENTIFY determined TO at least do their
part 10 get your moneys worth" But
they didn't get 1t, and they delivered their
verdict as TO the performance In no un-
certain sound. In fact the sounds
coming from the gallery completely
drowned the voices of the people on the
stage during the greater part of the en-
tertainment. which was one Of the poorest
ever seen In Richmond.
Evans e. Hoey's phenomenal success,
"A Parlor Match" will be presented at
the Academy of Music by James w.
Kingsley, Mark Sullivan, Edith Hoyt,
Tom Browne, the whistler, and a large
remaining cast of comedians and pretty
girls. The play has been redressed and
made more attractive than ever by being
brought UP to the theatrical tastes of the
times.
One OF the most delightful performances
Of last season was the appearance here
Of the distinguished artist, Mr.. 'harles
Coghlan, and his excellent company in
The Royal Box" Mr.. Coghlan will
again present this excellent play at the
Academy Of Music on Thursday night with
as were employed at the Fifth Avenue
Theatre, New York, where the revival of
''The Royal Box" met with great success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11

st. Mary's Beneficial ana soci"i
Union.
The annual meeting OF the st. Mary's
Beneficial and Social Union VIII tSAe
place tonight Officers VIII make their
annual reports. New omcers VIII pe
elected. This is always a very DGge and
interesting meeting. Next week the
union will hold its fall picnic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-10-11
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CITY ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCES, GRANTING PERMIs-
SION TO OLD DOMINION HOSPlIAIs
no CONSTRUCT AN OVERHEAD
BRIDGE ACROSS THE ALLEY IN
REAR OF No. 1920 EAST BROAD
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-26

pallaS, Texas, June 25.-Proceedlnes 4,
court of civil appeals. Fifth district. today
Affirmed; Roberts, Willis and Tav,o,
Company VS.. Sun Mutual Insurance cam.
pany' Grayson county; Supreme Lodge. Ma.
uohal Reserve Association. VS., II. Il. Tnr.
hef hunt county; Mrs. L. j. Terrell vs.
Dc W brown ct al, Kaufman county. r C.
no"HioA VS.. Clarence 5. Rutter. Red River
county; Texas and Pacific Railway cam.
pany VS. NJ D. Kelley, Marion county; Mrs.
s. T. Perry VS. Levi Blakey. Cass county,
reversed and remanded: l.. j. Wills &
BIO vs. W. f. Sims ct al Navarro county .
Goldberg Bros VS.. Bussey & Phlllip,. I'm
shur county.
>, Motions disposed Of T. T. Griffls VS..
1eSse fayne, rehearing oyerruIed; II. s
Hu'f et a! vs.. Thomas ". Thompson p; al
rehearing overrued; j. 4. Bonner y.
freedman Co. et al, rehearlng. over-
ruled X. w. Coifeys executors vs. "a
Cook' ST. rehearing. oyerruled, fi.o,g.
layton et al VS. j. u. Watkins ct al, re-
nearing, oVerrulea, j. y. William ON VS..
j. 4; thurman, rehearing. overruled. Char
ley Whitmire ct al VS.. SIate of Tov,s
nearing oyerruled; same case. conclusion
vi .F.sI court adopted, New England Loan
anu trust company vs.. NJ j. Willis re-
nearihs' oNerruled, same case. addition.l
conclusions granted; w. Z. Easterwood W.
James A. Dunn, rehearng, overruled and
conclusions filed, Phoenix Assurance Com
pahy vs. Munger Implement and Cotton
Maehine Manufacturing Company. rehe,r-
rug, oVerruled, additional conclu lions
s s,' Chastln McGregor ct al VS.. II 8
Nhlle 81 al, to set aside submission, gran,
T W anu cause continued for the term
e al, certiorarl. granted; j. Y ana n'ayNen
biain VS.. 7, Pepper & Bro, 10 disH ~ o.
oVerruledi ]. w. Gill VS.. First Nann~s;,
oank, to perfect record. granted. Ta ia
compress Company ct al VS.. Lucy A,s
ins'on ct al, to strike out statemen, u,
facts, oyerruled OF