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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Forfeiture Notice.

Prescott. Arizona, April ., 1898 10 ars. '. A. Harrington or her hsIrs or assigns Lo fSS hereby notified that have during the ysals als-s =. expended one hundred duliErs ID lAo"l s-s- the following named mining clEin Ti1- = tonwO d, located in h hassa5Am2s H-5t - district lavapai counfy, ATizOrA- No,los = - r, eaton of said CottonWo d mininR cal =. = sf corded 10 book % of Mines. pagP lbS, sse94's s.;a YHvzpSi county. ArizouA .TerritOry- -. labor vSs performed in order to hold saia iaa. E.- under the provisions Of Section Zsz4 oi --5 ths vised Statutes of the United States A1J J.s-r amendments thereto, concerning AnnlA upon mining claims if being the amount -; -ti;-r ed to hold said claims for the perlo1 -sn December thirty-trst tssr. us -ss of one hundred dollars being expenoeo o- ,sk said Cottonwood claim for the yeH--b;i- And if within ninety taol days after ths .ys;s1rs cation hereof you fail or refuse Co coo<-Srrrr your proportion Of said eXpenditure As = S-sII le- your interest in the said mining clam ,- eo- Come the property of the subscriber. oS5;;suTs owner, who has made the required eAp0-
 MRs. I. L, swIGEsT-
 Eirst publication. Aprli. :. 1sss.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Notice OI Forfeiture.

Prescott, Arizona, March lt isee-'fo thakaiu and assigns of Robert HOwlAnd: 1on are hesal notified that have dn ing the year 1sae eKpszt ed in labor and imDroyemsnts tte san q e1 hundred (siOo.OGl dollars on the Mckay ElnA . Pine Grove district. lAFApai county. AxiEal located September 9th, Isg7 the notice of ioeEan whereof is recorded at the ounty recoE1sr sqss g Prescott. in rock @ of Mines, e in order to hold said mining claim aadEf 9 provisions of Section 2Sz4 of the revised siAr1s of ihe United 5tates and amendments fh1nN concerning annual labor upon mining six.z if being the amount required to hold alld dz1 for the period ending ecember Slst. lsls. .z II within ninety (sGl days after the p1eilara hereof yOu fah or refuse to coatribnis I< proportion of such expend ture As O. yz your interest in the said mining claim Ell e come the property Of tn subecribrr. yol . owner. who has made The required sxpend11 by the terms of said Section ZS28
 JOHN MCKENZIE First publication. A prii a.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
St. Joseph's Academy .

Following are the names of the pupils who are entitled to a place on the Roll of Honor for the month of April:
 Senior Department-Adele Hub bell, Rhoda Msrr. Edna Mar, Maud Marr. Memphie Williams.
 Intermediate Departnent.-Mag- gie Francis. Clair Stone. Ruby Loy, Louise Duff, Elsie Maiser, Gertrude Diskin.
 Primary Depsrtment-Mary Burk, Alice Fitzgerald, Viva Head, Thelms Belyea, Michael Lawler, Willie Law Ter John Mcdonald. Charley Mer- ritt, Roy Diskin.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
The Wrong HOuse.

A weather beaten member of tho tired fraternity. who had lost leg and had it replaced by wooden substitute, stumped his way up the main street of a Lanarkshire village the other day and paused at the door of the first like iy looking dwelling Knocking st the door. which was opened by brisk. businesslike housewife the man began his stereotyped whine:
 If ye please, mum, l lost my leg
 And before he could unfold another word of his tale the sharp retort came
 "Aweel. ye didna lose it here"
 And bang went the door in his face. -Liverpool Mercury.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

Members of the Filipino junts in London credit the reports that peace negotiations are in progress at Manila and declare they knew the cessation of hostilities was immi- nent although temporary delsywss expected if General Luna had charge of the Filipino overtures, ss Luna and Aguinaldo had split.
 A Berlin telegram says that the strike of the coal miners in the Charleoi, Mons and Liege districts IS spreading, and 10000 men are now out. There have been frequent dis turbances in one of which, at Liege, one man was killed. Owing to the strike Belgian manufacturers are making contracts for coal in Great Britain.
 The Idaho miners strike has end
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
FINERTYS SERMON.
It Brought Praise From the.Preachei
 Who Didn't Deliver It.

It Brought Praise From the.Preacher Who Didn't Deliver It.
 Before x-Congressman John Finerty became famous as the great American British lion tail twister he was one of the best reporters in Chicago. He was on The Tribune. and one day a certain city editor (best known to fame as the man who always wore a straw hat and smoked a corncob pipe) decided that MT. Finerty should be disciplined
 It was Saturday. and some time after midnight MT. FineTty was assigned to report the morning sermon of an ob- scure minister way down on the South Side Finerty was the senior. and bis associates were thunderstruck- They expected an explosion. at least but Finerty remained calm and dignifed although trifie pale Then he will resign" they thought. but Finerty walked out and made no sign To the surprise of every one. he reported the next day as usual and turned in an ab- stract of the sermon Every one read it on Monday morning. and it was cer- tsinly an eloquent and carefully report cd sermon
 That afternoon a man of clerical cut called on the city editor and asked to see the young man who had reported his sermon the morning before MT Finerty was introduced The man of the clerical cut would like to see Mir Finerty alone for few moments Out in the hallway he asked. 'Of course. you were not at my church yesterday morningr
 'No. replied Finerty.
 Well I.simply stopped to thank you for the sermon It was far more elo- Quent than the one I preached
 Finerty had composed the sermon in 8 neighboring cellar beer saloon on Saturday night-Lippiacott's Maga- NiDa
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Approved Io~nship PIss.

Department Of the Interlor:
 United States Land Q1s"
 Prescott, Arizona April zs I'S'' Notice is hereby given that sPpre plat of the folIoEing township has o''- received at this ofice. viz: .r Section 19 Township E North kenss, - ' The plat of the survey will be Osscs.s filed in this office on Thursday, June l. - -. and on and after that day we will be - pared to receive applications for the -A-' of lands in such township.
 FREDERICK A. TRITLEs sr,
 RsgistsE. J. c. MARTIN, Receiver.
 First publication, April 2S, 1sSs-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIOS

Land OfRce at Prescott. Arizoaa.
 April IT. ls9s. Notice Is hereby given that he toliSs4 named settler has filed notice of his inis'.s that sAid proof will be male before EiesislE .. Receiver at Prescott. Ariz0uA on Asy 9 yIz- Lonnis RristOv, of Camp Verde, e e. N l. Sec. 2& and lot Sec. "a, Twp IA A-. hsA He names the following Uitnesses % p,a. his continuous residence upon. and e1lilfa1~ of, said land. Viz-
 A. 8. Butcheson. V, F. Huteheson, ls. ..... a.s.. and James b. Price, all Of Camp tersis, A5.-1'-
 FhEDFRICK A. 1RlTLk- ye-
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

Numerous letters are received daily by the president and secretary of war from the fathers of volunteer soldiers in the Philippines, asking that their sons be retained in the aervice until the Filipinos are whip ped. Many of these come from men who served through the civil war and who protest against the requests of governors that volunteer troops be mustered out immediately.
 Lady Margaret Primrose, daugh- ter of Lord Rosebury of London, was married April 20 to the Earl of Crswes.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
fH0nsstead Entry Isz.i NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Pirst publication April IS.
UNITED STATES LAND OFT OFFICE; . ;.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
 sPresc0tt. Arizona. Msrcn 2. - Notice is hereby given that the tossel.t named settler has f led notice of bis inls2e15 to make final proof in support Of bis els .. = that said proof Wtl be made before the hssls-- and Receiver at Prescott, ArizonA- co oA,sl.As May c, l5Sa. viz-. Charles H Bennett ns-s stead Entry 1875. for the 5f of SW |. AE sN '. sW k of SEA. of eco ZS. twp ls \ AAs He names the follOEinR witnesses Q prgIs - = contlnuOus residence upon and ealnFaro' said land Viz.
 Wm. N. Kelly, J. H. Kelly. James neL1aaa- A. J. Head, all Of Prescott. Arizona FREDERICK A. TRITLE. yR-. BsgHs's.' First publication March g. Isea
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Satiahed.

Opulent Father-in-law-What ais you. Georget Since you have married you seem to have lost all your ambition
 George-Wel, you see. sir, reached the height of my ambition when be- came your son-in-law Life
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Gone-Leh no Address.

The following official communiCa a. ton to the JoURNAL-M MINER is pub lished for two reasons. One is as a matter of news. in regard to the de- parture from Phenix of a man who formerly did business in Prescott and the other is to demonstrate the way in which a certain class of men have in settling their newspaper bills, viz: To simply move and let the postmaster do the rest-advise the publisher to stop the paper.
 Postoffice at Phenix,
 AriZ.; Dated: April g, 1899. Sir: Pursuant to instructions from the postmaster general, beg leave to inform you that your paper, sd- dressed L. H. De Mers, Phenix, is not taken out, but remains dead in this office. You will please dis continue the same.
 J. c. ADAMS, P. NJ. Reason: Gone-left no address.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

A proposal has been made by a French chemist to obtain easily assimi- liable iron tonics from vegetables by feed ing the plants judiciously with iron fertilizers
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

The Arsxes river, in Transcaucasia, has shifted to its ancient bed and now flows directly into the Caspian sea in stead of into the Kurs at point 50 miles from the lAtter's mouth
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Poetics sdueIched.

Weary Watkins-Oh. that I had the wings of a bird
 Hungry Higgins-They's less meat on the wings than they is on any other piece Indianapolis Journal
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

s.ss Q. ,, e.sr n-, g tzsstsoHi NstA =- - i7---ss--- ,shsrs a F-qrtsaf f1 F.-aae a1l.zH . .~s i n ia srFssan2. Allans s'1@ - q <zs, =. s n gs boo ft htF2s --r,ar aarEe4 !. . ...s.-. -. i. TI A.-r e t-S Q tu coF n.e r@ s ,,.-rssss sfone fx-Ezi tns - v "a Er-,~
 4 ,s.s-sear.iszi eg a mu1 ot sfan-a rl .--.a--4 lf ra e. Es1s. fhsnce a t aeE RklE E !. s-,1r 10 t i.ienticei Sttn s,t -..eie saa' z. I'd +s- w sss fs ts ps ecaler cpd tlii-=i - < sis-s Sf 6,sgihatns sarves ef sxtSsas assnS is s.s la s.. .,i ls.-.tioa Of sNia r-sass. ,. ,.-s-sis-5 ir. a. a ~ 0E mines at pass s3. .. s,-Sfs .,f YGrag.i cesiniy. Ariro1A-
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 r--s-....,..,. ,r.d is olAilsed tos isaIft d. ,.--- .rli is prssuzaed e. ruE tne s1tifs - Dc rial ss tn a srath Eee-FfJ dss7Sue1 ss1~ 1 --.-ss.-,.s s~r,fsr cod unon1m@ut taeTscf ussl . - b.--,, f.rtes as herslu dascri ar,f fr--- ,..r~rr tanprl na sAid falrplss lo-is ru.s s't s- |. ---..-tl- asfarly directioa and iatn f-- ~ s5ufh sr,.ts.riT directson tfs--tfrasa aad i, i- -, ,f izis5al nan sf ns ess,t., .-lsiV- "a -,oa Os staass ft va D ass anu S- z tb~9-s . W ae< - 90 ft to cor ao |. - srifh cor of locatsCa- Wner1 A rorpnTrr - ioxat ias. sss ft Ia gronEd and alfroass I n r,..u f.f stones. stone 11Arkec f rs fs. -. T SnN no a orz ss ase Is lsE9 s q. flsaure e ~ deg VI iiau e to e-- {f~uti.-,A ulth cor of locatioa, uhers ,n-~ .- sxfnxal ins. s-i c in grognd Aoe sai.rsns'i,. a uzoa ef shaDas. sfois Hnr ked no te skSpes a EI eirz so e to Cor 10 a. uktrk = s.,r rn I Isefance and cpr n52 2 toprrrUnuE~ tAis si1r=s,s theEce O dssg e lso3 ft to cr- - it~ufio.l ulsh location "a nd Aleo witA s-
 Cspzeropolis E1e cor ns' Aaullta lusa,s = \ .arvar. Wtere porphyry st0s e txeI-8 I-- = - ff in Erounf En Ai.s1sg ~iie h1iit noe -f - n an haze 8 e hsEh. stons msrked .o l,-
 ha cs al deg 90 ftto ne ceuakr ,~s - plae- cf hzEinninx slrvry of exisrisg tous- .. var tf der eat
 Tae noti ,s af incztiun n' sAid FAifri., a... Fsucursiei fn bssk E mines at psz. = Y ar,3s of vapai cou1fy Ari o1a For furth her bear na s. die hncss nd ,. tiss af .aid tod and e .eh of thezn. e .s..s.ss hs above claim. referenc- is hsrshy r-a-iss-r ! U. S surve3 or's a .tes on hle In this ans "a
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
ADJOINING CL AIMS AN Q CLArxax,,

De6Ance lode is bounded ou ths -a1,h.... tse Black Prince. . Nc siahan. claiv ssf - yeyeds and on the northwest b. fuprife. ( F MAhan claimant. which al-o kounlis tAe f,.,r on the ss'uthwest- The Fairplay is hou,l-i ! the north by the Q1Ertefte, survev re - claimant Jos-ph and John " Dsuzhs,@v.-- = on n.srth eaat hy Gold Spar unsurveyed els.-5 Frank hesh bonded to Eona Coopsr M company claimant. The Manilla s 6o1,-i-1 : the north by the 6isld SSzr. unsarsey.d r-,i - Manila and Polar star ale boan'sed - E northeast by the ArrAstra survey 10 5s7- - adioin ning claims kn Wn-
 Auy and all ersons holding adverse el.i-.- any et the above described clains zre r.-,-,.. e present the same beforr this osEos s;s- sky days Of the first puhiication hereof c--- will be barred by Firtne of the prosisioa. 1f 2. United States statutes.
 kkE0ERICK A. TRITLE, yR.. Rs-s.- JOHN ]. HAWKINS,
 Attorney in fact Cor laimant.
 EIrst publication March 29. Isea.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
CoPPerOpoIis

lode being 15OOfeet in Iength-aIono the vein, ID a nOrtheasterly direction from the sontb- vest center end monument with a1rfao. ground 5os feet in width covering 5OO feet Of sad CopPeropolis lode in northeasterIv direction and l0oO feet in a sOuthuesterIy direction from discovery quarry no I ana bounded as follows:
 Beginning at ne center end unonumen4 being initial monument of location a mn, of stones ft on base and ft high. tbeDce D 5l deg v 50 ft tO CUT no 1, identical v-itb nv GOT of location, which is also cor ,,,- . Manila lode and cor no ( Fairplav lo.se ,,F this survey, whence U MMno i brs = ae deg Ia mn l55o-4 ft: thence 6 % dso
 l5'JO ft to cor no 2, which is also cor no a fairplay ard cor no Defiance of this srIr- Eey' where porphyry stone 6xiOx24 ina set l ~ in ground and alongside built a mon of stones S tt on base and fl high s.ore mar ked C no &-lS94. F no 3-l3I4 and nj =.
 -ASz4' thence 5l deg 5S6 1t 10 oor -,,, . winch IS also cor no Defiance of tbis S%,,. % Ney, identical with cor of location ,rL.--- - granite stone Sxi2x24 ins set | ft ;-, ..- . . ana sur rounded oy mon of stones. stone ma nlsfAee V 10 s-LSz4 and On opposite side ID 10 +-IS-4; thence n 40 deg 15OO ft to coy no 4. identical with cor of the Iocs.ioS,A which IS also cor no Manila of tbis -' --.-' vey; thence 5l deg V 2s6 fl 10 ne csrta, end lnlnal mon, the place o< beoyiD-;,e-. survey of exterior boundaries. var Il d.
 De notice of location of Esid Co-,,ss.. opolls lode IS recorded in book sS of ,RlRr- at page SS4, records of Yayapai oa-,--.sa Arizona. --'f'
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03
Defiance

Lode being lSs5 feet in length along tbs vs;- ;. soaLh westerly direction from he no,.s..l ,s. '. center end monument with surface 1ro-,-5 >s ss tt ID width covering 90 tt of sad Iss.1---1 -1 S7o ln nortae1ster!y directi0= and isIs n i, so9LhNestsriT direction from disoova,v .I.i q. a Q eu', and bounded As follO.s- sAAit
 Beginning Gt initial mon nf r,a ,.,-.- = .
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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1899-05-03

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
"The Cuban Wnr" in Color ana
Notion.

Robarts Harper, the illustrated lee
turer. will appear at the Young Men
Christian Association next Monday night
in his lecture, "The Cuban War when
will be profusely illustrated in both color
and motion. Each one Of his lectures IS
illustrated by nearly one hundred photo
graphic and hand-painted views ana Ell
fects and numerous views are intro
duced without pause as part Of the con-
tinuous illustration of the subject by
two expert operators.
Among his many lectures which have
been delivered the country over are
Ground the World in Man o. War
'Trnder the French Flag" "A Holiday
Trip to Europe" Monte carlo" Prom
the Hudson 20 the Thames Under
Italian Skies" and in his new lecture
"The Cuban War" The story Of this
war is treated as a series Of acts in a
drama. The scenes are laid in Cuba, in
Spain, IN the Philippines, and again in
cuba. The sea also witnesses many Of
the exciting acts in the drama.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
TIT and Mr.. John A. Lamb for the de-

TIT and Mr.. John A. Lamb for the de-
PENDANT.
In the Chancery Court two deeds OK
bargain and sale were recorded. The irst
conveys the dwelling-house No vi east
Franklin street from Magnus Hesshurg.
trustee. to Marshall NJ. Gillian The con-
sideration was siecoo. The Tot fronts S3
feet on the south side OF Franklin street
at the southwest corner Of Franklin and
Fifth streets.
The second deed conveys lot
&c f-12x11i 1-2 feet on the south side Of
Grace street. = feet from the southeast
intersection OF Grace and Fifth. from
philomena NJ Smith 20 Mary Cooke
Branch Munford. The consideration was
81 800
Daniel Grinnan qualified as executor OF
the estate OF Lucy Carter, and Matilda NJ.
Coutts as executrix of the estate OF
George T. Coutts, which IL valued at g.
100. Thomas ~ Westermann qualified as
administrator of Dora Tapp. The value
OF the estate IS small.
John Degan a native of Germany, was
admitted 20 citizenship In the Circuit
Court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
TRIBuNAL OF JUSTICE JOHN.
He Has Many Cases 10 attend 10
Disposes of "a Negro for "a Year.

He Has Many Cases 10 Attend To
Disposes of "a Negro for "a Year.
Justice John Crutchhed had great
congregation Of violators in his court
Yesterday morning, and devoted the
hours between $3.50 and noon in attending
to their wants.
Robert Cary (c!lored) was the first 10
apDear. and he received enough genuine
Justice 10 last him a year or more. Cary
was charged first with being drunk ana
oisorCcrlv on the premises OF IeNand
Nicholas. and was promptly hned %.
He had also to answer the charge OF eX-
POSING his person 10 ladies on the street.
Cary's actions were exceedingly repre-
hcnslble. and Justice John received the
mental sanction OF everybody in court
when he sent him TO jail Tor Twelve
months in default Of 800 security
Tho hearing OF Thomas Dugan' chareeu
with shooting Nelson sylvester was con-
tinucd Until next Saturday
James +. Davidson (coloreO was up Tor
striking Leslie Hawkins with BRICK
and was fined $3.50 and costs.
X. W. Crenshaw, James Robinson, ana
Robert l. Gibson We're all suspicious
characters. and were sent 10 the rock
pile for sixty days.
Andrew Johnson and Henry Miller mad
q little misunderstanding which led 10
"A fight on the street, bat they had made
friends. and the case was dismissed upon
payment OF costs.
Justice John had great many other
cases. which were mainly DRINKS, and
altogether unimoortant. and after that
court was adjourned until this morning
at $3.50 O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
JURrEs FOR THE APRIL TERM.
List of Those Drawn for service In
the 4. :. District Court.

List of Those Drawn 1Or cerNice d"
the 4. :. District Court.
The following have been drawn for SER
vice on the grand and petit juries at the
April term Of the United States District
court:
Grand Jury-William NJ. Tillman'
Mchaux: r. n. Stone. Petersburg; j. NJ.
New comb. Petersburg; James HargroVe'
King William Courthouse: Frank \.
knabe. PnSinton; J. II. Harris. JiDanai
T. T.. Boyer COtman's. BenricO county;
c. u. Jones. Chase City; William Haw,
studley: John w. Brown, Emporia; x.
w. j. Garrett. Alexandra; Page T. SUIT
ton. Soldiers Home, Richmond. Reuben
Burton. No 10 west Main street. Rich
mond; W. II. Walker. No. 81 IL north
Third street. Richmond; c. r. Meades'
No. 800 Thirteth street. Richmond; +.
A. Morton. Richmond; Louis RUIZ, No. 800
east clay street Richmond; c. j. Shu-
man. No lu east Broad street, Rich
m0nd j. j.. Taylor station B, Rich
mond. J.. r. Maynard, No. neS north
Twenty-seyenth street, Richmond; }. +.
Ellyson. No. 3l7 east Main street, Rich
mond; c. Wendinger Richmond
Petit Jury-Harvcy Allen, Goochland; q.
Thomas Pordue Elbow; G. II. Carter,
Farmers Fork; r.. =. Evans, Ionia; John
W. Taylor MichauX; Anthony Gaines,
Ebony; Isaiah Lane. Shippers; w. II.
Rawlings Diamond Grove; Phillip II.
Gresham. Lancaster; George i. Meenley,
Tappahannock; j. c. Breth, Pemberton;
r.. l.. Henry, Chase City; j. X. Wade,
Petersburg; Daniel Travis, Fitzhugh;
Richard Hipkind, Soldiers Home, Rich
mond; T. \. St Clair Soldiers Home,
Richmond; r.. b. Blanks. Soldiers Home
Richmond: Charles W. Gordon, 10. 40
north Tenth street. Richmond; George a.
Lathrop, Jr, Richmond; c. +. Thornton'
No. SOS east Leigh street, Richmond; Ben
jamin Bull Richmond.
The grand Jury is summoned for the 4th
Of April at IL O'Clock. and the petit jury
for April 5th at 10 o clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
A NEWPORT NEWS oPERA-HoUsE.
One VIII he Erected for Mr.. Thomas
g. Leath, of This City.

Mr. Thomas G. leath, proprietor OF
the Academy Of Music. will. when the
next theatrical season opens, have a
$4,000 opera-house in Newport News.
Captain Dimmock. the Richmond archi-
tect. has about completed the plans, and
work will begin in ten days. The build
ing is 10 be erected by Mr. r. W. With
ers, who is 10 have the work done by
August 18th. The house will be located
on Washington avenue, one Of the chief
thoroughfares of Newport News
Mr.. G.. b. A. Booker is associated with
Mr.. Leath. and will be the local manager.
Mir. Leath in addition to running the
Academy Of Music in this city, Is also
proprietor Of the Norfolk Academy Oh
Music. and is now having a summer
theatre erected at Buckroe Beach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21

Club, called on Governor Tyler and in
vited MIN to attend the masquerade ball
20 be given under the auspices OF the
club. The Governor promised 10 attend
II possible.
Governor Tyler is receiving numerous
applications from various parts OF the
State for vaccine matter lie is unable
10 supply &c. owing 10 the Legislature not
having voted an appropriation for it's pur-
pose.
The War Department has notified Gov
ernor Tyler Of the honorable discharge OF
the following Virginia soldiers: Privates
Archie NJ Beatte and Robert *. Eckles,
Company A. Fourth Virginia, and Quar-
tcrmaster-Sergeant jesse a. Parker,
Company J. Fourth Regiment.
Acknowledgement Male is expected
back to-day from his home, in Culpeper,
where he has been for some weeks owing
TO the extreme illness Of several members
q his family. one Of his little boys died.
State Librarian W. w. Scott was Jlm-
moued TO his home in Gordonsville, yes
terday because Of illness in his family.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-03-21
. PLEASURE CLUB CHARTERED.
Two Pieces Of Grace-street property
Transferred-City court News.

4 charter was granted in the Law ana
Equity Court yesterday to the Sixth Nir-
einia Social club, the objects of when
are 10 provide and maintain reading
rooms. provide such amusements as VIII
tend 10 the social pleasure, ENTERTAINMENT
nsi capital stock IS 70 be 81 share ana
- c,,ih il 10 be maintained by initiation
foes dues, and hnes The 9a officers for sa, the
first year are: President Jsi.iss sur sur
terv Wnliam white; Treasurer. Emmett
i The above. with George W.
Powell and Lud. Berry VIII constitute
the Board OF Directors. 80 -
Tae mrv failed TO agree in the case OF
louis Elem,s Administrators against the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
and was discharged -
The case Of c. E. Griffin against l.. :.
Pnlnkett was tried. but judgment was
not rendered. Counsel In the case were
Messrs. Mcclure and Bryan for the pam