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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21
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Jhs clty.rhe Post Is isllvered to any part OF No
city BY carriers. per month. $500; three months
$500, elk months. 5000; one year $500.
Mr. Theodore Bering has charge Of the city
circulation and collecting. Messrs Thevdos
Boring. Charles Lott and Tom South are the au-
thorized collectors OF all city bills Doth adverts-
lng and subseriptlon) and no money should DO
paid 10 any one other than those named. unless
special written authority signed by the business
manager 10 shown. All accounta Of any. size
should be paid by check Ia favor Of The nous-
ton Printing Company. Il. 3
oubscrlbess failing to reraivv The Post regularly
vii please notify the office promptly. Every
paper is expected 10 DO delivered not later than
o;,o o'clock a. M 3s @ss
Vader no circumstances will orders given by
employees on the office DO recognized and
paid. or accepted In payment OF accounts.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

!. Major sayera is declining invitations TO din
nssrs In n way 70 Indicate that lie IS too
tired to be making speeches.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

Governor saycfs expresses the opinion con.
Hdcntly that Houston win get an nppropria-
ton FOR BuIalo bayou.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

Should tho senate take a notion TO kick n
hole in that expansion balloon what frame
of mind the Crockett Courier editor would be
in TO DO sure.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

II tho weather clerk Will be kind to US this
year. the crowds ut the Fruit, Flower and
Vegetable Festival Will break all records
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

Tho Washington Post says that IN case OF
doubt concerning tho proper attire for a 30
cial affair. it Is always safo to increase the
size OF tho chrysanthemum.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

Mir, Carnegie says that II Mr. Mckinley
should annex the Philippines he viii have
not only all Europe, but the labor OF this
country to reckon with. And Mr.. Carnegie
| q. ,l,,g,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

tss DAILY cost. rn g sy 2 p. CO. sCsr'
sams-WHHkLY POST. ~ Coils. per Week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

Whom Houston gets dccp water m Buffalo
rivcl freight bleckadcs will speedily become
things of tho past
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

Ths Msmphk Commercial Appeal thinks
NJ Bryan eiyss the most sensible explana-
TIA q the recent election Il says; .He
crais attention to the fact that domestic
ousstions were obscursd entirely by foreign
problems; and ho makes the same point thar
W tavo made, namely. that during the next
TO Ysars the chances are that all the for
elsu questions Will be settled, aud the PEG.
ple win then take up domestic question:
nsfns Both ne gold men and the silver mon
leelntN MI our Financial system needs radi-
~ yetesmption though the amendments pro-
Ieesd ~ = vide SPAR = tho East and tho
Wnpt E7sep AcKtniey wss elocted the adj
ye1p = ~ raid VtanAssd sxpsctod that !
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

osbscytption ~ Mall-- Daily and Sunday Post one
wear, IS. 90; six months. $500; three months.
ks,oo: one month, $500.
fHs Sam. WEEKLY PQsr mondays and Thufsdsys)
one year. $500, six mon,hsN 50 CENTS three
q months ~ cents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

Major Savers will announce some OF his
proposed appointments this week. After that
II Will be mn easy matter to locate aomo OF
the pioneer anti -Sayers mon.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-11-21

foreign 0ffices-Esstern business once IS Tribune
Building, New York (The S. c. Beekwth Spee-
tia.Agency3, Weste,f. 400 lThe Rcokcry) Chi
cago. THE S. C. Beekwith Special Agency.
Travelling ARents--C. S. e. Holland, Travelling
Auditor; {. r. Holland. 3. 3. Throop. Travelling
Acenta ti t4.9 .;lIs.ll-s9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-20
Ser Sra6 Ses 3areM.

Nie &aiIer glitolaus II. iib gu Iet=
mem 8eiu1 in paris einen Srad am
I6affen mubte, bariibsr bert9tet ein
ruiIiI9er S9riftitelIer. ,Ritolaus III.
1T ttin Syreunb Der GipiltleiOung unb
er mar frob, als er Ieiner 3eit aus Der
Matrofentleibung ieiner &inberz unb
Siinglinesiabre in ben llniformrpd
i6liipfen tonnte. 90 reid Der Gar
aud lit, Bis gu Ietnsr 9lbreiis na9 pa
ris bate er = teineu Srad. Der
sSrdd, an ben eigsntli9 Riemanb 10
re9t sebadt bate, ssbOrte aber NIT in
bas prosrdmm Der pariIer Seittase
unb 10 mubte er bsrseitellt lperben.
5Ormli1 ipie etne idnieri9e Staats=
attion fam er gu Stanbs. Gin 4biuz
tant brodte bem SofidneiOer ben taiz
isrlihen auftrag. pSie tOnnen bo9
einen Srad MAIDEN, Barrier Mobe,
neueite Sacon9" = n@eipiB, aber ppz
gu brau9sn sic 70 pl0Bli9. :. 81
sd? Seine Wtaieitdt brau9t ben
Srad!"-rSm! Barrier Mobt, neueite
Sdcon, Der &ailer brau9t i'm. :"
Gin Ibseidnbter ienes 8efleibunes=
bauies, bsFen Better b0dit eissnbGnbia
bic lluifprmr6de bes &aiIers suidneiz
bet, reiite eisens na9 paris, um bic
neueite Mo6e gu ftubiren. Der Srad
tpurbe sur beitimmten 3eit geliefsrt,
unb bic petersbureer Sofeefeni6aft
bat ausgere9net, mas Der Srad bes
3arsn nobl fofter biirfte. Oiefen 8es
re9nungen Sufolge foitet Der Srad:
3pei Meter StOff gu so 0aubel, Sei>
benfutter 80 Rubel, anDpfe, &nppf=
lo4ietbe, 3tpirt II. I. IN. Is Rubel,
nSacon" 100 Rubel, StubienreiTe na6
Paris iammt unb Ipnbsrs 400 RubeI,
breitdgiesr 9lufentbaIt in paris 100
Rubel. Summa: 700 &ubeI. Die
Rednuns fir bieies toitbdre 3leiz
bungsitiid bat sfpar nod Riemdnb aez
febsn, aber na9 allsr meni6li6en
@ordusiidt Der Petsrsburaer S6flirlae
biirfte Der 5rad bes 3aren eber mebr
dls lpsntssr toitsn. 9lls ibn Rifplaus
II. gum eriten MeIe probsneife am
3eibe bate, ION er iid nibt Tebr be-
basli9 in bieiem llnbins sefiiblt ba=
ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-20
Ste Seretour.

Serr Rsgiitrator Cartier mar iein
9eben lang elm porIi6tiger Wldm =
AUDI in Der Spmmerfrtidt; auBerbem
ipurbe er BON ieiner 5rau Semablin
nod ausbriidIi9 gu bieier Sugenb erz
mabnt. gur senirte es i'm, INNER
unb INNER ipieber ben Spnnenunter<
gang auf Der naben 8ersipibe riibmen
5u 6Dren. +. wRo9 ni9t oben geipeIen,
Serr GdrtIer2 SD iaee S6nen, geraoes
gu sroBartiser 9tnbIid!" = nqlber i3
bite Sic, gar ni9t sefdbrlid = einz
fa6sr @puSieripes nurl Sic iinb pirtz
lid gu Gngitlib, Serr Gartler!" -.
90 tDnte es tGslich an feline Sbren!..
limb ieIbit 8Gbeter bate nihts BON
einem Siibrer bemertt! = 8as Wunz
Der, bdB au9 Der Serr Regiitrator einz
NAL - gum eritenMul - tiibn ipurbe!
@r md6t ii9 on bic 9eiteisung. tommt
aud eliidli6 pbsn an, unb seniebt bas
berrli9e S9auIpiel. : Earlier bate
ft9 tpirtli9 Ieiner 9iibnbsit freuen
f0nnen. penn MIR iebt ni9t : gar
nod BEL einbre6enoer 0untelheit =
Der 4bItieg setommen ipGre. p9lbitiese
iinb INNER 9sfdbrli6er als @ufitiege."
8Gre elm @ditbof basetpeIen. Der Serr
Re9iItratpr bate unbebtnst oben iiber=
nd6tet. 9lber er mubte hrunter. -
2ungIam, S9ritt fir S9ritt, taitet er
Ii9 auf benz @ese abtpGrts = suerit
Der Stod, bann Der Mann -. Die
SGlfte bes Deges 1T 6ersits auriidse=
legt, unb fhon besinnt Cartier ii9
Ieiues Stsdens lGfiger gu bebienen.
-. plDbli1, ipeld Elm S9redeu.
bpr ieinen Siiben fein 8pben msbr !
Cartier pirb ipeib. Direct por eiuem
Qlbgrunb itebt er! = 3itternO fiibrt er
ben Stod na9 redts. 0d! 9tu9 bier
tein 9oben! @r fiibrt ibn na9 lints !
llnm6glib, au9 bier tein 8obsn! Dor
ibm. re9ts unb ltnts our Seite sGbz
member 9lbgrunb! 3uriidl @r muB
auriid! - Cartier tpenbet ii9 um. unz
enOli9 sdgbaft. @oriidtig taitet Der
Stpd nadb Grbreih = BEL Soft, AUDI
bier tein 8pben - Der Serr Regi=
itrator itebt pie feitgepur8elt! 9tn
!6dnbsn unb 5iiben 5itternb, ertpartet
er ben Mprgen. = 9u - beim erien
Strabl Der Sonne, bemerft er. bab er
fid auf elmer eroben @ieie befanb uno
-iein Stod in Der Mitte dbeebro6en
mar. = Bon bieIem Sage an bat Der
9err ResiitratOr tejnen Berg me4r be-
ftiedeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-20
Ste arme 9rant.
BON SOhannes 9rOian.

Sph NbppulHtp 2iuluH'
sic TT nift ipis Elm Siiritentinb,
Das itOl5 auf anbere i9dut;
Gar biele giebps, bic rei9er iinb,
Sic 1T cine arme 8raut.
sic 1T 10 einfd9 unb 10 f9li9t,
Medt ni1t Der anbern Neib,
Sn Sammt unb Seibs gebt iie ni9t
sic trd9t elm beI9eiOsn 8leib.
&oitbar 9eI9meibe lit nibt an ibr,
&ein glGn5enber S9mud gu isben;
Mablieb9en iino ibre I9Dnite 3ier,
Bie auf Der Srift iie Ite9'n.
Qus@i6ters Munbe ni9t ertlinst
gu ibrem preis elm 2ieb,
Sbr gilt nur, mas bic 2er4e iin9t
sod iiber SeIb unb Rieo.
9pb itebt lie ba 10 ipunberIam,
Stia lG6elnb unb bsgliidt;
Der 6riibling 1T ibr 8rduttgam,
Ser bat iie 10 bplb sei9miidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-20
Sriftiser @runo.

Der Ssrr 9farrer tommt in bic
9prfi9ule, I'm gu inIpiSieren. Ra9=
benz er f6pn einiee BON ben &leinen
ausgsfragt unb aud laiiter re9t CUTE
Qntporten betommen bat, tpenbet er
ii9 an einen @r0Beren.
n0u Sransl," be9ann er, ntper pus
rem &ain unb Ibel2"
p3ipet 8riiber," lautete bic promptt
9lntipprt.
9a segen bieRihtigfeit Der Intpori
ni9ts einsuipenben mar, Der pfarrer
ober benn bod cine onoere eripartet
bate, fraste er ipetter.
pDarum ipuren fis 8riiber2"
Der 5run5el itpdte.
rRun, neil iie ---" balf be,
Pfurrer.
DEM 6ran5el bGmmsrte ettpas =,
.Weil fie s'ruuft baben!4 rief er tri.
umpbireno.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-20

GpunspiGle mar 9aupt Td9li9 bes>
bdlb 10 tlein unb unbebeutenb geblies
ben, ipeil nod feline Giienbabn ben Ort
berii6rte. 0as S9ienenseleife elmer
BON Often ndd Deiten fiibrenoen 2ts
ME, bic etliGe Sabre Suppr gebout tpors
ben mar, lief iiibli6 ppn benz Stdbts
den in elmer @ntfernung bon etpd
fiinf enaliI9en Msilen porbei uno
ipurbe in benz biigelisen 9eldnoe, ods
meift nod unfrudtbare 8ilbnib mar.
an elmer Stelle mittels elmer tunfpou
conItrnirten Gifenbriide iiber cine enge
unb tiefe S9lu4t geIeitet.
Gs mar Robert gefdgt iporben, odB
er Itd1 ben Weg erbebli9 DertiirSsn
t0nne, ipenn er einen Subiteig beniiBe,
Der in bic SiigeIiptIbnib bineinfii9re,
unb bann bur9 bic S9luht unter Der
GiTenbabnbriide binipes sebe. Cine
babe Stunbe nahber tpiirbe er, INNER
na6 Siiben ipanbernb, tpieoer duf bic
2anbftrube tommeu unb auf ioIde
@siIe ii4 spsi ReiIen @egs sriparen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-20

aber f1entte iie nunmebr na9 einiser
3eit ibre 2iebe benz iungen 8rauer.
beFen aufbliibenbes 9eidGft i9m balls
erlaubte, cine SSrau beim5ufiibren.
Sn Der sunSen umsebung 1T er nidt
minber betannt bur9 fein Bier, fpie
bur9 iein SarmpnitaIpiel.
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iinbesrtinoete SsHrdDt.

9err Sliim6en beIu6t auf elmer
Reiie ben beriibmten part zines reaiez
renben Serrn unb serGt6 bi.rbei in ben
fir bas publitum dbseiperrten She'll
bes S9lobparfs. 9ort begegnet ibnt
Der in GipiItleibung alIein promenirenz
be 8iirit, Der ibn nit itrsnger Wliene
frast:
nDifen Sic ni9t, bab bier Der
gintritt psrboten iit2"
"9lber, mein &uteiter. Sic iein ia
bod ood bierl"
nS9 bin Der Giirf!"
nSerriemeri6nes! bas is Sic fdees
ne, i9 bub' sic fdon seslobt. Sic ieir
d S9ubmann in Gipil."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-20

- Dilemma. nGs gebt ui9t
mebr, i9 muB mir cine oilfe ms @e=
19dft nebmen. Sdlag' t9 nun lber
bas ueue 2abenfrdulein auf ben Spz
rup. auf ben Sdie ppsr auf bic gisr9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1898-10-20

Guttdufdung. @erettete
alte Sunsfer: nRi9t elm @ort bat Der
Serr, Der mt9 aus benz Dafer seaos
gen, gu mir geipro9en, unb ben neH-
nen bic 2eute einen beber5ten Mann!-
: Man9e 2eute finben uas
febr unterbulteno. ipenn mir ibnsn ses
buIbig subDrsn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-30
COURT ORDERS.


VIRGINIA-IN THE CHANCERY
COURT OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND,
THE 7TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1885,
IN VACATION:
Harrison Robertson and Jackson Guy.
executors OF Elizabeth c. Waller, de-
ceased ............ plaintiffs,
against
Harrison Robertson and Laura r. Ro-
bertson. his wife; Robert Robertson,
Jacquelin NJ. Robertson, Harrison Ro-
bertson, Jr.. Mary Maxwell. Mary Eliza
Waller Rowland and Thomas b. Row
land, her husband; Belle Waller. Tun-
stall Wake and +. A. Wake her hus-
pital. Richmond, Va; Rebecca Nolan;
the Womans Christian Association, at
Richmond, Va. the Sheltering Arms
Hospital, at Richmond. Va. Rev Moses
d. Hoge and 5. II. Halves. Defendants
The object of this suit Is TO obtain the
direction, guidance. and protection of the
court for the executors in the admins
tration and settlement by them of the
estate of their testatriX, the late Eliza
beh G. Waller. and to ascertain the debts
and claims against the said estate, il any,
in order that there may be paid to the
several residuary legatees the residuum
of the estate without requiring refunding
bonds, and the accounts of the executors
finally settled.
And affidavit having been made and filed
that the defendant, Rebecca Nolan, is a
nonresident of the State of Virginia 1t is
ordered that she appear here within fit-
teen days after the due publication OF this
orQer and do what is necessary 10 pro-
tect her interests il this suit.
CHARLES o. sAvILLE, Clerk.
CHARLES o. SAVILLE. Clerk.
Jackson Guy, y. q. Sc 9-F4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-30

THE UNION sTOCK-YARDs.
Plans and Specifications to he Given
IN Contractors To-day.

Plans and specifications for the build
ing of the Union Stock-Yards on the Her
mitage road will be given to the contrac-
tors to-day. The sum Of $4,000 will be
expended on these buildings alone, and
there is a great rush to secure the con-
tract
Plans for the yards have been drawn
by Mr.. Carl Ruehrmund, who accompa-
MED the livestock brokers who form the
Union Stock-Yards Company, on their
trip TO the stock-yards of the North, ana
the plans for the Richmond yards inciuue
all the latest improvements.
II is calculated that the work or con-
struction will occupy about three months
and that the yards will be open for bust
ness at the beginning Of next year. sat
isfactory arrangements have been, or are
about TO be. made with the associated
railroads as to rates, ana 1t is UNDERSTOOD
that the desired concessions nave peen
made.
The growth Of the cattle interests OF
Richmond during the past few years mas
been very remarkable, ana the CITY -
rapIdly becoming one OF the large dlstri-
buting centres. Last Mohoay no IesS
than seventy-two carloads OF cattle ex-
elusive OF small stock, were received IN
Richmond. and it is believed that WIN
the stock-yards in operation the conslgn-
ments will be greatly increased
The stock-yards company is composed
~ the livestock brokers Of the vicinity,
who have organized in this matter for
their mutual advantage.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-30
MRS. PRICE TELLS OF THE CHINESE
An Interesting Talk Before inc
womou's Missionary Union.

The quarterly meeting of the woman
Missionary Union, of the East Hanover
Presbytery, was held yesterday afternoon
az A.3o O'Clock at the Grace-Street Pres
byterian church
Mrs. ]. 2. Smith, president of the union
was at her post, and after the usual
onening exercises introduced Mrs. c. 5.
Price. who has lately returned from mis-
sionary labors in China.
There was very large attendance Oh
ladies. who listened with rapt attention
n the account Mrs. Price gave of her stay
among the Celestials. She spoke OF the
oDening of the mission at Kafhing ana
gave a graphic description OF the curiosity
of the people there, on their arrival-a
curiosity that has gradually become
feeling of interest. There were now
seventy members connected with tne
mission. and more are expected to join
soon Mrs. Price had with her interest
ing and valuable souvenirs from her
Chinese friends. ,s,
Instead of the closing hymn by the audi,
ence Mrs. Price sang HE Leadeth Me
In the Chinese words. A reception was
afterward rendered Mrs. Price by the
ladies' of the Grace-Street church.
Mrs. Prices little son was present anu
looked very quaint and interesting III the
Chinese costume.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-30
SALEM.
Marriages-TO Enter the Missionary
Field.

Marriages-TO Enter the Missionary
Field.
SALEM, VA, September 9.-(Special. -
The marriage of Miss Augusta c. Chap
man to Mr.. William Z. Wolfenden took
place last evening at o'clock at the
home OF the bride. west OF Salem. Rev.
w II. II. Joyce, pastor of the Methodist
church here, performed the ceremony, In
the presence of a large number OF invited
guests The popular young couple re-
ceived many handsome wedding presents.
They will reside In Salem, where the
groom is a successful young business
man.
Mr.. George A. Stark, OF Roanoke, was
united in marriage last evening with Miss
Agnes Duke. at the home Of the bride s
parents. in West Salem, Rev. +. h. Mar
tin pastor of the Baptist church, offici-
ating. Mr.. and Mrs. Stark will make Roa'
noke their future home
Mr.. Victor McCauley. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William McCauley, OF Salem, will
leave next week for Hanover, Pa, where
he will be ordained by the Lutheran West
Pennsylvania Synod. on October 10th.
Thence he win go to New York and sail
for Guntur. India, on the 18th, where he
will do missionary work. He will also
act as principal of the Watts Memorial
College ~ the Theological Seminary at
thar Mace. Mr.. McCauley Is graduate
~ poapoka College and would have grad
uated AT the Lutheran Theological Semi
nary a, Gettysburg. Pa, this session. but
ha decided TO give up his theological
Studies and enter the foreign mission
field.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-30
GENERAL LEE GONE NORTH.
He Left Richmond Yesterday on the
Noon Train-His Movements.

General Fitzhugh lie left the city yes
terday on the noon train over the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac rail-
road for Washington.
The General spent Wednesday evening
quietly with his family, at his home on
Park avenue. and came down town yes
terday morning for a short while TO at
tend to some business and call upon a
few friends. The General wore his uni
form, and created something OF a sensa-
ton. He entered one of the banks on
Main street. and a large crowd. attracted
nv curiosity to see him in his uniform.
coneregated In front So rapidly did II
grow that the rumor became current that
run had been made on the bank. This.
however, was soon set at rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-30
THE OLD CAPITAL.
Found Correcf-Want n Teacher
BuiIding-Sora-

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, September %
Special. )-Colonel Walter II. TAYLOR of
Norfolk. and DR.. ]. T. Lewis. OF Rich
mond. were here to-day to settle up the
financial account OF the Eastern State
Hospital for the fiscal year ending Sep
TENDER 30th. The committee examined
the stewards report and found Il correct
to a cent. The members completed their
labors in time for them to take the after
noon trains home.
The residents Of "Delks" are very anx-
ious for the City School Board to furnish
them with teacher, but the board thinks
they are not numerous enough to Justify
the expense. The residents propose to
erect tine schoo-house out OF their own
pockets, and also to purchase the land
on which II is to be located, and present
il TO the board, on condition that The lat
ter supply them with teacher.
The tides have been so low this month
that very few sora have been killed thus
far. The birds are in fine condition, and
are said to be plentiful
A wealthy New York lady is having
handsome new cushions put in every pew
I'm Bruton Episcopal church They are
being made in Richmond from material
selected in New York, and will be sent
here in about two weeks.
Contractor Coleman Whitaker is rush.
ing work on a beautiful residence for
Mrs. Henley fronting the Palace Green.
Mr.. j. C. Pinkinton, of Rockford Ill,
who purchased Northington, where the
Henleys now reside, will be here to take
charge of his new home about the middle
OF October. The price paid for Northing-
ton was $500.
Mr. j. NJ. Brooks, who has been so i'll
for the past week. is reported much bet
ter. and Mr.. Dunlop Moncure, son of Dr.
Moncure, Company NJ, Fourth Virginia
Regiment. who Is home on sick leave, is
recovering from an attack of fever, con-
tracted while with his regiment at Jack
sonville.
Several members Of the congregation of
Bruton church will attend the General
Convention of the Episcopal Church,
which meets in Washington October 9Th.
Mrs. L. w. Lane, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss Lucy Lamb, return
ed last evening from visit to Asbury
Park, N. j.
Dr. William II. Creasey, from Newport
News. and Mrs. James II. Morse. from
the Southwest, are here to be with Mrs.
Charles j. Person, who is very sick. Her
family and friends are very uneasy about
her condition.
Captain Robert A. Bright will have with
him on a visit in tibet near future his son.
Mr.. Robert S. Bright. and wife, from Phil
adelphia.
The college people are expecting large
attendance this session at William and
Mary. Many of the faculty have returned
from their vacation. much improved and
ready for the work before them. Profess
sor Bishop, who spent the summer with
his family in Europe, sails for home next
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-09-30
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
Cnses Argued and submitted-Opin'
ions Handed Down.

ions Handed Down.
STAUNTON, VA, September @.-(Spe-
cial)-In the Supreme Court of Appeals
TODAY the case Of Tyson against Will
hanson, from Rockingham county, was
submitted, after argument in full by
Frank T. Glasgow for appellant, and Win
field Liggett and 5. ii. Letcher for the
appellee.
The case of CARRIER against Sutton, from
Rockingham county, was submitted, after
argument in full by John e. Roller for
appellant, and Conrad q Conrad for APP
pellee.
The case of Monger against the Rock
ingham Lfe-Insurance Company, was
submitted on briefs by o. b. Roller and
Martz, Sipe & Harris for appellant, and
Winfield Liggett for appellee.
This being opinon-day, the following
were handed down:
McClanahan against Hickman. from the
Circuit Court OF Shenandoah county.
Affirmed.
Fadley's Administrator against Will
liamss Administrator, from the Circuit
court of Shenandoah county. Reversed.
Home Life-Insrrance Company against
Mary C. Sbert, from the Circuit Court
of Shenandoah county. Reversed.
Wittigs Executor against Wittig, ct al.
from the Circuit Court of Rockingham
county. Appeal refused
Garland's Administrator against Gar
land, from the Circuit Court Of Lynch
burg. Appeal refused.
James X. Cameron against Rosmick,
from the Circuit Court of Dickinson
county. Appeal refused.
Brent, ct al, against Hill, from the
Circuit Court of Lee county. Appeal
refused.
James against Upton. Petition for re-
hearing refused.
Mattiney against Ratcliff. Petition for
rehearing refused.
The court will adjourn for the term to-
morrow.