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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-11
THOMAS BOWLING & co. iUCTIONEERS
Gi2 r ST NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
real. ESTATE on SCOTT AVENUE, WHIT


By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court OF
ne District OF Columbia. passed in Equity Capse
~ lNt+u the Undersigned, trustee. viii uieY for
saie al IaiDiic arcti0n in front Of the pre- misses
on II kSDAI, THE SEVENTEENTH DAY of
JAM AIRY. 1899. AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM the
ivli"W5Es described zeal estate situated In the
,iiy Il Washington, District Of Columbia 10 viii:
N hat lot No. one in block seven in b. III
NH-uers subdivision OF Whitney Close plat OF
SAL subdivision Is fully recorded In Book No s.
ioil7s q and So, Surveyors office Of the District
t"saicer with all improvements, rights. etc This
property VIII he sold subject to ah Indebtedness
Of about $500. The fun particulars will be
stated the day Of sale
Terms above trust cash. Deposit of sl0o will
b. required upon acceptance Of bid Terms to be
complied with in I'm days, otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property at the
Risk and cost 9f the defaultlng purchaser. sfter
giving hye DAYS notice OF such resale In The
Evening Star.
W PRESTON WILLIAMSON. Trustee.
}ao-d&ds Rooms 20 and n. Warder building.
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ISAAC ". NORDLINGER
lNiS SAMUEL BIEBER. Trustee
DUNCANSON BROS, AUCTIONEERs

FIVE CERTIFICATES IN THE MOUNT ZION
SYNDICATE.
By virtue Of a collateral note we will soil NJ or-
rooms. 9th and u SITS. Nv. Washington ID q on
II FSDAG, THE SEVENTEENTH nay an,
JAM Ai.N. y. d 1889. At ONE O'CLOCK + NJ
Certificate No. 10 for J. IOths interest
Certificate No II for 1-1Oth Interest
Certificate Ne - for 2-3pths interest
Certificate No. Is for l-futh interest
Certificate No. 10 for l-3Uth interest
IN certain real estate Known as the Mount ZION
Syndicate. described in deed from Roger w Dnffsy
and VIE L" the American Security and Trust Com
PaAS' HAted November !. 1892, recorded i'll the
All parties Interested please take notice
Terms lash
BY order Of holder af note
Ja'-dts DJNCANSON BROS Aucts
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Commodore Philips New Command
Commodore Philip will assume command
of the New Yprk bavy yard next Saturday.
relieving Adnsirald Bunce, who has been
holding on, although retired until his sue
cessor could assume direction of affairs.
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JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. AUCrIONEER
92u PenIa. ave. NV


A4'' , Er-2 SALE OF FRAME HOUSE On
nm 81 BET NJ AND SIS Sc
~ virtue u "a deed Of trust daily rrcnrdad in
Llh-F No 2l-2, folio I3S ct stu of the land rec
vIuS to- t1s District OF Columbia and at the re-
4t,S' u ID. party secured thereby the uu,I,r-
s--i u iSttS viii offer Tor sale. hy public an..-
~. ~ front u the premises. Cu " EDNESI,iY
I-i'fi hI-N / DAY VI JANUARY AD 1sri
~ HAt-t LAST FUJtt O'CLOCK PM the fol-
u5 described real estate situate in the CITY Of
" sehiHEiOh II the District Of Columbia 10 vii;
!ne A''th hdif part of lot numbered twenty-one
vi IN s'IIar1 numbered nine hundred md seventy
seven 90, together with all the improvements
TENS: thifd c; sh. the balance in one and
"" years, with Interest from the day of sale al
slA per cent per ahaUia, secured by deed of trtst
On ihr Property sold. all cash at tie o1tiGn of
me purchaser \ deposit If $500 required uuon
acceptance 81 hld II the terms If sale are moi
'yMlit'd Ni'h IN hftecn days from the day Of sale
lut FustTts reserve the right resell the prop
tTtS AZ the FISK and Of the defaultirg I,ir
'LSNTr ~Ilrr h'e days advertisement II such re-
Sal' III s9ih@ newspaper published in Washington,
y = All ceIv' y1ucing. recording staIaus etc
at the purchasers cost. ~''
,. ISAAC ". NORDLINGER
-dp-4NeS SAMUEL. RIEHER TrustaeS
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JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. AUCTIoYEER-
V2D Pa. ave NV
TET ,;IttE SALE Sal ,o., OF Two,sroRY BRIcE

IEI # tEN SAFE OF TWOSrORY RRICE,
hLt -. No 1924 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
IAe District OF Columbia. PASSED in equity cause
n. ~ tine uhd 'rsigntd trustees viii offer at
T.' ~, a., .I'l lu 'front.' OF the premises on MON
i'A1, TIE SlNTEENTH DAY OF JANTARY
~ 1879. Al FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ ali thar Ger
Ten llr'~ or parcel Of la!d and premises situate
a-@ irln= III The cfty IF Washington. District or
'. sII ma AMI described follows: Lot 20 mir
Duty six uIii. anu se'
Terms u sale: OHe-thrd cash residre in ono
ana 'N' years To be secured 10y deed Of trust uuon
pr'2"ily conveyed. with interest from day Of Sale
al i"f cent or all cash. the opticn Of Tho
Pii CHASER Expenses Of assignment. transfer and
t-'euue stamp to be at the purchasers cost A
Ctt7sit 81 $40 Will be required at the time of
eale Terms 10 be complied with in fifteen DAYS
y property {" he Fcsold Il. cost OF defauIiug pur-
CREED NJ. FULTON Trustee,
MASON, =. Equity building.
y'fl'NuS Bradley building
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AUCTION SALES Oh REAL ESTATE, &c
Today.

Thomas ]. Owen. Auct., 9E T st. nw-Trus
tees sale Of lot on 4th ST. bet. and G sts n e.
on Wednesday, Jan II, at a;ao pm. Jerom
Wise. surviving trustee.
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Tomorrow.

@. G. Sloan & Co., Aucts, s1t07 G st. nw.-sale
of assortment of winter, spring and summer suit-
ings on Thursday. January IL, at IL am at
auction rocms
James w. Radcliffe Auct., 920 Pa. ave- NV
Assignees sale Of groceries, on Thursday January
II, at 10 am, at auction rooms
Duncanson Bros, Aacts 9th and d sts NV
Chancery sale of shares in lots Nos. /, q g. 6 10
70 inclusive. in square T73, on Thursday, January
II. at IL am. Leon Tobriner, trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

MARCUS NOTES. AUCrIONEER.
Important Sale of Slightly
Used Furniture &C.,
From am HntalDmemt
House, Within Our Sales
Rooms.
Ten PARLoR SUITES, ODD CHAIRS AND so
FAS, BABY CARRIAGES, At PR. LACE
CURTAINS 1 MIRROR-FRONT AND CHE
FBNfER FOLDING BED AND MATTRESSES,
COMPLETE; 600 YDS. MATING, $50 YDS.
OF LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTH, 10 MISFIT
CARPETS, ABOUT LOADS OF FURNITURE
FROM PRIVATE SOURCES. CROCkERf,
GLASS, STOVES. &C., kNABE AND GASCH
PIANO, 4 ENAMELED AND BRASS-TRIM-
MED EEBS, WITH SPRINGS AND HAIR
MATTRESSES COMPLETE: BUREAUS AND
WASfISTANDS TO MATCH. WALNUT AND
OAK BED ROOM SETS. OAK AND WAL
NUT SIDEBOARD. EXTENSION AND OTHER
TABLES. HIGH-BACK AND OTHER CHAIRS.
COUCHES. MIRRORS, PICTURES a ID
OTHER GOODS TOO NUMEROUS TO MEN
TION.
CIGARS. SC. LEFT OVER FROM
LAST SALE; 20 DOZ. UNDERWEAR. LOT PORK
AND HARDTACk. &c. AT AUCTION THURS
DAY, JANUARY TWELFTH, 1899, AT TEN
O'CLOCK. 1t
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C C. SLOAN & CO.. AUcr1oNEERs, 14o7 C ST
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DUNCANsCN BROS, AUCTIoNEERs.
TERMS CASH.

ja1O-2t c. G. SLOAN & CO. Auctioneers
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-14
THE TERRoRs OF A REAL BLIz-


y great deal has been said and writ
ten about those binding storms that
sometimes sweep with resistless fury
the Western prairies. but without the
experience no one. however vivid his
imagination. can fully picture TO him
SELF such storm, unless rhcmrdlhrdl
selt such storm, much less realize all
that blizzard means.
Inc penetrating wind, roaring and
moving. shifting quickly from one
point to another. whirls the sharp par
ticles of snow into the travellers eyes
and nostrils. binding and smothering.
1t often obscures in n few moments
every vestige of track, rendering travel
difficult and dangerous.
The wolves and foxes that roam the
prairies. IL far away from scrub or
timber when 4 blizzard bursts upon
them, burrow at once into the drifts
and there abide until the storm is over
The grouse, or prairie chicken, flying
swiftly. presses its wings to it's sides
and plunGes head first into the snow
and there is perfectly safe.
The Indian OF the plains il caught
away from his tepee Cent? scrapes
the snow away with his foot and wraps
his blanket closely about him. crceps
into the hole he has made and is quick
ly drifted over.
But the white man caught out on the
prairie often becomes utterly bewiider-
ed. wanders around until completely
exhausted, sinks down and perlshes
with the cold.
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to let her son come home to her to die.
Inc pardon Will hardly be granted.
CALLED HIM A LAWYER.

~ i
A newspaper of the State in CRITICS.
ing Labor Commissioner Montague be-
cause the law requiring merchants to
supply seats for their female sales
women is not enforced, called the COM
missioner several things, including law
yer Mr. Montague Is mechanical
uraughtsman and an ardent labor union
advocate.
CAPITOL NOTES.
The Governor has had to turn down
the application of q young man who
wants to be commissioned notary.
lie Is only Is years old and under re-
cent opinion rendered by Attorney Cen
erai Montague the Governor thinks he
mas no right to commission a minor.
Mr.. sam G. Brent, of Alexandria,
called at the Governors office.
MI. FRANK Z. Brent is still confined to
ms ped and there is little or no inn
provement in his condition. He has an
aggravated attack of the grip.
FUNERAL OF MIR. Il. d. CHRISTIAN
The funeral of Mr.. L. d. Christian,
VINO died yesterday morning at his res
idence. No. il5 West Franklin street.
VIII take place tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock from st. Paul's Church. and
the lnterment will be made in Holly
wood.
Mr.. Christian was one of RichmOnd's
most prominent business men. having
peen connected with the Richmond Pa
per Manufacturing Company.
MY. Christians life was insured for
$ioo,Ooo in several excellent companies.
TWO PRETTY MARRIAGES.
Two very pretty weddings took place
yesterday, in which MIR. e. Franklin
Woodall and Miss Susie Ford, and Mr..
John O. Harris ana Miss Lillian Tour
man We're the contracting parties. The
marriage of the former couple occurred
Mt West View Baptist Church at .
o'clock last evening, and the latter was
soiennizcd at the home, "Valhalia,"
OF the brides father, Mr.. John Tour
man, at $50 p. M
SUPREME COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Richmond Union Passenger Ry. CO.,
vs. r. T. X l.. r. II. Co. Argued by
Wyndham Meredith for plf. in error,
ana Hill Carter for deft. in error and
submitted.
Beatty vs. Barley SC, argued by Jno.
NJ johnson for appellant ana Samuel C.
Brent for appellces and continued UNI
til Monday next
.MaShlnGtnn- Southern RX Co VS.
Roslyn Packing Go. Dismissed agreed
CHARGED WITH WASTING GAS.
\ singular case was brought
Police Court this morning, and
it somewhat puzzled him. The
defendant in the case, II. A.
Callahan, was charged on warrant
sworn out by Gas Inspector Joe Shell
ton. with moving out of No. 3l4 North
Seventh street without giving proper
notice to the Gas Inspectors Office to
turn off the gas. thereby causing, in
addition to delinquent monthly bill
of $3.0S, another bill of 81. so to be paid
by the property owner. principally due
TO waste of gas. in violation of sec
oh -,
Works. Mr. Callahan's case will be
Continued to-morroM morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-14
TOWN OF SUFFOLK
A New Ban k Soon to Be Estab-
iShed.
Colonel VIM. ii. Dnrden Dcad-Iiouor
License Granted AZ yellow Rrnnch
forthcoming Confederate teIc-
bration- Marriage Announcement,
Special to Vlrglnlan-pilot.N

suffolk, Va, Jan. J3.-Currcnt rumor
has it that there will soon be launched
here another strang financial institu-
ton. 1t is a new bank. with Il paid-up
capital stock of $4,000 to $i00, 900. Sev-
eral meu-men with money to spare
have become Interested in the inter
prise, and the next move will be some
thing else.
The details Of the new bank are just
ut present in ;lSomewhat nebulous con-
dition, so far as the general public is
concerned. The people most interested
in the scheme are not willing TO give
but it is acknowledged there is IL move
ment whose result is hoped To be an
other banking institution.
The capital stock of the proposed
banit-so the story gocs-Will not be
confined 10 Suffolk. Several capitalists
from Norfolk ana southampton coun-
~ nave signfied their Willingness to
take stock. 1t is said a popular young
lawyer here will be president, and n
former Suffolk man, who has been
away year or so, will be cashier.
Opposition banks have been talked
oil mere before within The the past few
years, nut the present project seems TO
nave more prospects of undertaking
than any one mentioned previously.
COL. DARDEN'S DEATH.
Colonel William Herbert Darden. one
or the best known citizens of Isle of
wight county, died to-day at his home.
near Orbit. Colonel Darden had been
in poor health for year or two. and
Tor the past month his end was looked
upon ohly as matter Of time. The
intermcnt will take place in Suffolk nj
80 o'clock Saturday afternoon The
body Will be laid beside the rray, of
his late wife, who was Miss Nelms.
Inc deceased was nearly so years old.
Colonel Darden gained his title by
being colonel OF militia during ante
Dellum days. He resided most of his
life on the farm whore death came.
Colonel Darden was formerly a school
teacher. and during the prosecution of
that profession he endeared himself to
hundreds OF young people. by whom his
memory VIII be rcvered always.
Colonel Darden leaves two children
Mrs j. i. Darden, of Relvidere. n G
and Mr. l.. j. Dardcn. of Isle of Wight
county. Both made their fathers last
days on earth as comfortable as possi
BILE by unrcmittng attention.
LIQUOR CASE WON.
William u. Holland got his Iiouor Ii
cense to-day. and Yellow Branch will
soon have barroom. The expected on
position I" the granting of the license
did not come about Early this ,vanI,
County Judge ". j. Kilby was present
ed with petition, saying the sicners
wanted 10 oppose liquor at Yellow
Branch. But to-day, when the case was
called for hearing no lawyer nor
Witnesses put in appearance. and Hol-
land got his permit. Attorney s. D.
Everett was counsel for the applicant
Yellow Branches located on n public
road, three miles south of Suroll.
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LEXINGTON,
ROLL OF ROCKBRIDGE SOLDIERS
HEAVY SHIPMENTS = DIS
MISSED CADETS

Lexington, Va. Jan 13.-The COM
plete roll of Rockbridge soldiers who
served in the Confederate army is soon
to be published in enduring form. 4
committee of Lee Jackson Camp. Con-
federate Veterans. of this place, who
have for many months been at work
collecting names for the roster have
done this duty in n very thorough
manner. 1t is hoped that the roster can
be printed at an early day and that
half-tone cuts of all officers. including
the rank of captain and other meritor-
iouS officers, Will be added. The Rock
bridge rolls include twelve companies.
embracing 1000 men.
Rapinc, village of this county, re-
ports heavy shipments in grain and
stock for the past year. One firm alone
Shinped - cars of stock. containing $500
hogs, 1850 sheep and lambs. $50 cattle
ana 50 veal calves. The sum of S31
ll0.l0 has been received by the farmers
of that community for stock. There
were also shipped from the same sta
ton al cars of wheat and corn. 10 cars
of hay. 10 cars of lumber and cars
of wood. This is one of the finest farm
ing sections of Rockbridge, n portion
of Augusta county being tributary ia
this depot.
Interest in the dismissal of the gradu-
ating class of the Virginia Military In
stitute for their escapade on the night
of New Years Eve has not abated All
the expelled cadets have left for their
homes with one exception, and as he is
from South America, he will remain in
Lexington until after the meeting OF the
Board of Visitors. General Scott Shipp.
the superintendent, continues to re-
ceive commendatory letters for his
promptness in furnishing the class by
dismissal. n prominent member of the
military commission now Investigating
the affairs OF the camps in the late
spanish war, on reading General
ships order. said: THAT shows man
hood. l consider that institute next to
West Point, and it is so considered all
over the country, and that is what
makes it,"
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street. to the auditorium of the City
nan Theatre. MIR. Holland Win repeat
the Grafton made on u like occasion
Two Years ago. It's worth telling again.
Inc Tom Smith Camp extends 4 cordial
| invitation to all veterans in nearby
counties to come to Suffolk and be
with them.
| CoMlNG KENTUCKY MARRIAGE.
Mrs. Malvina Dickson Thompson, of
louisville, Ky, has issued Invitations
10 the marriage OF her daughter. Miss
Mary Bell Thompson, who is well
KNOWN In Suffolk: Miss Thompson is
4 sister to Mrs. II. A. Bagby, and has
frequently visited here. She will be
welded to Rev. Ernest Jennings Smith
on ednesday, January %, at noon i'll
| the Broadway Baptist Church, Louis
VIE Some OF Miss Thompsons Vlr-
ginia friends will attend the marriage
IEey all wish her much happiness. The
prospective bridegroom is n Baptist
| minister.
PROPERTY SOLD.
The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded to-day in the Coun-
ty Clerks office:
Maria j. Fosshay ct ais. to Mary Ev-
81. 500.
Mary Everett to NJ. Jennie Lee. the
same property for the same considera-
| ton.
Mary Ella White and Mrs. Land to
itomus Cowper. one lot III Cypress dis
trict; $50.
The Monumental Saving and Loan
Association to j. NJ Brinsley. one lot
OF Lee avenue; $400.
Conrad King and wife to St. Paul
Lodge No. 800. l. o. OF c.. s. and u. of
s.. 10 acres OF land in Holy Neck dis
trict; $3.50.
YOUNG GIRLS DEATH
I,y,
3-year-old daughter who died in Nor
folk. were brought 10 Suffolk this af-
ternoon for interment in Cedar Hill
Cemetery MIR. Holloman used to live
IN Suffolk Rev. William T.. Green,
pastor of the Main Street Methodist
church, read the burial service al the
grave.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
Charged With housebreakng near
Buckhorn, Will Franklin IS iii Nanse-
inond county jail waiting for trial. He
was brought here by Constable King
| The preliminary hearing will take place
Monday in Suffolk before Justice r. II.
Baker. No counsel has been engaged
yet.
y FEW PERSONALS.
Miss Frances Wood arrived from
Norfolk this afternoon to visit Miss
jamie Carr, on Sycamore street
Ben Britt who had been up in North
Carolina on a hunting trip, came home
| this afternoon.
Mr.. A. w. Riddck n former citizen
of Suffolk, but now hotel clerk in
Knoxville, Tenn, was in town to-day
Mr.. j. l.. Leath, OF Richmond. Va,
registered at the Commercial Hotel to-
day.
Mrs. G. Jackson has been i'll for sew
erai days at her home on Sycamore
street.
stuck Il nail in his foot the other day,
and has suffered much from the
| wound.
Mr.. Ben Holman. of Norfolk, visited
| his former home in Suffolk to-day
Suffolk is getting to be not only q
big peanut mart, but the pork packers
are doing some business of their own.
Miss Julia Levy, OF Portsmouth. is
| on 4 visit to her sister. Mrs. II. jan
uary, at the Beales House. She will
remain Il few weeks. and then Mrs
January will return back with Miss
| Levy.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-14

10 ljOCtOT II. v.
Pierce, chief consulting physician of the
Invalid's Hotel and Surgical Institute, of
Buffalo, n. ", telling him of the benefits
received from; his wonderful prescriptions
and the careful professional advice which
lie sends by mail without charge.
A lady living i'll West Eaton. Madison Co.
n. V. Mrs. Matte A. Walker in recent letter
10 DR.. Pierce, says: ~ write to inform YOU
what your remedies have done for me; but they
have helped ME so much that know not where
to COM encc or where 10 leave off, had such
complication of ailments For three years
had such bad spells thought that il dying was
only Just sleep did not want TO wake and suf-
fer again; l would be glad to have death come
any night got so discouraged it seemed as if
] rouid never he we'll and happy again. had
a. ihinaic spells towards morning. Sometimes
] teit as If could not get breath enough to live;
had dreadful pains in the top OF my head and
was so nervous felt as If something dreadful
was going to happen--1 could not tell why
either. ] could write dozen sheets full and not
tell all the dreadful things l suffered. from fc-
male weakness. constipation, estimate spells,
and rheumatic neuralgia.
81 advise all who are suffering not only to use
DIR. ricrce's medicines but to get his advice also.
for it has helped me so much cannot say
enough in praise OF both the advice and tho
remedies. look on your medicines as being
God-send, and will ask God to guide suffering
humanity to the right relief"
For nervous troubles and ailments pecu-
liar TO women DR.. Pierce's Favorite PIE
ecription is the only proprietary remedy
designed by regularly educated physician.
For bronchial affections and digestive diff
culties his " Golden Medical Discovery is
the one permanent cure. His " Pleasant
Pellets " are the most effective natural non-
gripping laxative for constipation.
Send to DIR. r. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, n. Y,
for free copy of the Peoples Medical
Adviser" For paper copy enclose
81 .orfVcent stamps to cover mailing only.
Cloth bound, 81 stamps.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-14
President W. D.. Wilson'S peniaI,
Especial to vlrginian-rllot)

Lexington. Va. Jan. 13.-Presldent
William T.. Wilson, of Washington and
Lee University. was shown tonight tho
special dispatch of yesterday from
Morgantown, w. Va, which stated
that he had, in n private letter to Prof.
II. c. Berkeley, of that city, said that
the presidency OF Yale University had
been offered him. Mr.. Wilson denied
having written any such letter and re.
peated that there was no foundation
for the report.
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CONSUMPTIVE PAR
NED.

No wonder
so Ill c women
feel as If the
disease which
constantly pur-
Sues them is
just 4 iiialig-
nant de vii
booming them
TO endless mis-
cry. Thousands
of women who
could get no re-
lief from any
other source
II We written
grateful letters
To nnnfnr l. "
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-14
YOUNG GIRL's pEATu.
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.

Charged With housebreaking near
Buckhorn. Will Franklin Is ih Nanse-
mond county jail waiting for trial He
was brought here by Constable King.
The preliminary hearing will take place
Monday in Suffolk before Justice II. II.
Baker. No counsel has been engaged
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-01-14

" lRGlNTA:-1N THE COURT OF
" Law and Chanccry OF the city Of
Norfolk. ON the I'D day OF December. ISIS.
W. l-Nhch ........ ........ .........Ildintiff
w.
Ward x Spivcy Defendant
IN Tiil;SPASS ON THE CASE IN AS
SUMPSlT.
The object of this suit Is 10 obtain judg-
ment against the defendants for the sum
of s2ii5l, which the defendants owe The
plaintiff on account OF his having paid out
and expended that sum of money on their
behalf and at their request. and 10 have
said Judgment satisfied out of certain
funds belonging 10 the defendants and
which have been attached in this suit
and affidavit having been made that the
defendants. \. j. Ward and W. II. Spiv,y
PARTNERS under the firm name and style
OF ward " Spivey. are not residents of
the State of Virginia. they are herby re-
quired TO appear within fifteen days after
due publication hereof and to do what
may be necessary 10 protect their interest
Tests: JUNIuS y. COLEMAN. ID. &.
Il. ID. STARliE. Jr.. p. q. de24-law- Il