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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
A NEW LAW THAT
IS NEGLECTED.
Companies Have Not Filed Lists of
Officers and Directors.
ONE IN THREE DELINQUENT.
that Seems To Have Escaped
the Attention Of Many
Affected by il.

The last Legislature. among many other
pieces of legislation. passed an act, the
same having been approved March 3. 1895.
which seems 70 have been gelally over
looked by those whom It's provisions al
feet, for IL Is stated that no more than
one I'm three OF the companies concerned
have compiled with It's regulations.
IL Is regarded as singular, since nom
compliance takes away from a company
AN the rights guaranteed by rs charter
and yitiates its standing Ia court u law.
The act referred 10 reads as follows:
ACT IN QUESTION.
I. Be IL enacted hy the General Assem-
bly, Of Virginia That every incorporated
company. other than those incorporated
for works Of internal improvement here
tofore or hereafter chartered under the
gcneal Incorporation laws OF tho state 81
Virginia shall within thirty days after
each annual meeting. certify 10 the clerk
OF the County or Corporation Court where
It's principal office is located a list ~ the
officers and directors OF such company
elected az It's annual meeting; and II
shall be the duty Of the clerk OF such
County or Corporation Court % keep a
file OF such certificates which shall be
open 20 public inspection. and the clerk
OF such County or Corporation Court shan
be- entitled 10 q fee Of twenty-five cents
for filing such certificate % be paid by
tho company filing tho same.
I, That every Incorporated company
heretofore or hereafter chartered under
the general Incorporation laws % the State
~ Virginia. All of whose officers and
directors are non-residorts Of the county
or corporation in which lbs principal office
is located shall be required annually by
written power Of attorney. 70 appoint
some pracficing attOrncv-af law residing
I'm the county or corporation whore the
principal office Of said company is located.
frs attorney or agent. upon whom an legal
process against the company may be
served. and who shall be- authorized 90
enter am appearance IN its behalf. Such
power of attorney shall be recorded IN
The clerks office ~ the county or corpora
tion where fhe principal Office u said COM
pany is located
PEN ATTY PRESCRIBED
? That any such company falling. after
Who PASSAGE OF This act % comply with
the provisions o. tho two preceding sec
tion' be- and tn same is ho-eby pro-
hibited from exercising any rights what
ever under ifs charter ~ INCORPORATION
until the provisions NJ This Der shan have
been comnl.i with. but fhls provision
shall not operate % prevent fhr enforce
ment ~ any contract against such COM
panv made by IL during the period or
such default
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
COUNTY ELECION
HELD MORROW
Candidates Nominated at HenricC
Primary to be Voted For,
LlSTOF THOSE NOW IN THE FIELD
They Have No Opponents and a Light
Vote is Anticipated Douglas Gull
Iingsworth in Jail Again-Two
Adjudsed Insane.
LIST OF THOSE NOW IN THE FIELD

Tomorrow the general election OF can
didates nominated at the primary on
April 9Th takes place in Henrco county.
As there are no independents running
and because this is a very busy season
with the farmers it Is not likely that a
large vote will be pOlled, or that any
great deal Of interest will be manifested.
The candidates who were nominated at
the primary are as follows:
For County Clerk, :. T. Waddill, Sher-
If Simon solomon: Treasurer, W. II.
Braucr. Clerk Circuit Court, John T..
Broaddus: Commonwealth Attorney, \.
II. Sands. Commissioner Of Revenue Tor
the Upper District, Charles w. Childrey
Commissioner Of Revenue Lower Dis
trict. Mr.. Kemp.
The candidates for Supervisor, by Dis
trict. are az follows:
r.. ". Browning. Tuckahoo District.
John f.. Rose. Brookland District.
II. G.. Hechlcr, Fairfield District.
w. b. Frdysor. Narina District
The following is list OF the coming
Magistrates.
From Tuckahoe-E r. Rugg, James I.
Lewis and Thomas Jackson.
Prookland Dlstrict-T r. Darracott, 9.
b Fitzwiison. J.. :. Richardson, r. L.
sale. -..-e-,
., 49, ~ Iobnson I.emuel j. Pierce.
80 W Thomas
v,r,,, District-G. 4. w. Rritton. Y.
-, $50 Al IT sbirk. r. r. Woodson.
THE CC%STABLES
,r, t,.. - constabfes nominated IS a
'o ''''
r.,ot,,boa District-Joseph c.
,,
'i,.''i -,.f..,., Instruct william 4 Hunter.
i,.,...ld nis,ri.t- charles w. Thomas.
".l.. ,,t.trfet Pr u samuel
80, ,''..r,.a-, ~ The poor the following
70. ~ e,iI.
''l ,rnci,a,oo Manufacturers T..
,.l.'...',.
r,t.4-f.t Wilton ifeh0eld.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

A pleasant party o. young people held
a picnic Monday at New Castle Ferry
u Hanover county, ON tho famunNey
river about sixteen miles from Richmond.
The day was passed in boating fishing
and pleasant strolls through the spacious
grounds. Refreshments wero served az
midday and no "a late hour the happy
COUPLES left for their homes
Those present We're. Misses Oracle
street of Richmond. Maud and Lula
Fuller Mamie Dickerson. Isabella Jones
putb Johnson. Norma Faulkner. Hattie
pu'ler Rerda Christian and Beck Pate.
Tho gentlemen We're. Messrs. Junie
Parsley 5. q. b. Faulkner Jr, oscar
Johnson G J.. Baader. j. W King. O..
NJ. starke. z d. starke. John W. Starke,
and John p Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
THE RAILWAY OFFICIALS
They Arc Pleased that the Fail Street
Committee Has Their Petition.


Mr. Avteu was seen yesterday in re-
ference to the action OF the su1-c0mmit-
tee Monday night and said the Chesa-
Doake and Ohio officials We're pleased that
The ordinance was now before The full
street Committee. He believes the Street
Committee will handle is eXped.uously
and satisfactorily.
fie took occasion 20 say that the state
ment n last Saturday evening and sun
day morning papers u,imauns chat tne
chief officials of the Southern Railway
Company We're opposing the ordinances
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio and Rich
mond. Petersburg and Carolina companies
and interfering with and antag0nizing
them was incorrect in his belief and SO
Par as Dec has any knowledge direct on in-
direct
40 was also stated In substance IN the
same papers that the chief local officials
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio had always
worked for Richmond and minated that
they had the opposition OF certain high
officials that these higher officials were
DESTROYS of building a belt line around
Richmond running AN through trains by
that lne carrying passengers TO and
from the city hy means of local trains,
and conveying the impression that 10 was
dna 90 the efforts of the local officials
chat thls project was defeated and the
present plans adopted.
This he says Is absolutely incorrect
chat the selection of tine present route
and the determination of the plans was
the action solely OF the PRESIDENT of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company
that the efforts Of the local officials have
been confined TO carrying out the presi-
fenrs directions and furtherlns and Civ
mg the fullest effect 10 his purpose.
lt is very gratifying 90 them that he
should have put aside the less costly belt
line and various other projects and have
determined upon The really grand ana
imposing scheme which is now before
the civ Council
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
VIRGINIA SUMMER RESORTS
And Mountain Homes on the Line oi
the Norfolk and western Halfway.

summer excursion tickets WIN Doe sold
commencing June lst. good fo return UNI
an OctcLer 81. 1899. with stnp-over priV-
leges al AN stations a descriptive PAM
phlet. giving complete list of the resorts
and boarding houses al0u- it1 lines ia now
ready FOR distribution. and will Dee mailed
o. any address upon application. For
tickets timetables and fun Information
apply To- the Richmond Transfer Com
pauy. 9o3 east Main street. b. O. Carter
ticket agent. Byrd-Sfreet luniom Depot
or az company's Office Ns east Main
street. John J.. Wagner CITY Passenger
and Ticket Agent O.. II. BDSLHA'
District Passenger Agent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

a number OF members OF old company
G.. Of the First Regiment. the Guard ot
the Commonwealth. which was known
during the late Spanish-American war a.
Company T. of The Second ResiTont net
Monday evening 40 the regimenial
armory and discussed the reorsaniza-
tion.
NE meeting was well attended and Il
is believed the company viii soon be In
"A condition % proceed with reorsanlza-
ton.
Company r. disbanded by order Of The
Governor. also had a meeting Mondar
night 10 consider recognizing. ere. The
late members are very hopeful OF soon
cOmDleting the work
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
CIADsTONES sTERILIZED En-.
TRACT MALT

Is the best tonic known. where matt
tonic Is indicated. Persons with weak
stomachs and poor digestion Will find this
pure Extract Malt Sterilized Just the
thing they need 10 aid d gestion and give
a healthy tone 90 the stomach. Where al
coholic tonics njure the stomach and ran
20 cure exhaustion. weakness and chronic
debility. tho Gladstone Sterilized Malt
Extract. by gently stimulating the d.
eestion. toning mp the stomach ana caus-
ing the proper assimilating OF food, DIS
pels an weakness. increases the appetite
aud builds mp he whole system. In mai
nutrition sleepiessness and nervous eN-
baustion Gladstone Sterilized Extract
Mali WIN give sure and permanent relief.
owens e. Minor Drug Company, Virginia
saIes Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

Commencing May 18th. the Southern
Railway in connection with he YORK
River Line. inaugurated daily except
sunday service between Richmond and
Baltimore via West Point.
Leave Richmond $3.50. West Point r..
NJ. arrive Baltimore SEQ the following
mornlne Returning leave Baltimore 3
j. NJ. daily except Sunday arrive Rich
mond the following morning 800 Con-
nection is made m Baltimore with the
n. & O. and Pennsylvania Railroad 10 all
points North ana East All Information
as 10 rates. tickets. schedules and etc.
cheerfully furnished by
G.. w WESTBURY.
Travelling Passenger Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
CAPITOL NEWS ITEMS.
Delegates to Antitrust NeetinS-lhe
Roar.l OF Public Works.

The Governor has received another let
Ter urging ham TO appoint delegates
to the convention 90 be held I'm Chicago
ON June 18th. 90 consider matters re-
garding trusts and combines.
re viii Doe very glad 10 commission any,
one who may wish TO 90.
The Board of Public Works. Of which
the Governor is president. Will have sew
eral meetings next week on Monday
questions concerning the assessment Of
Atlantic Coast Line property Will be con-
sidered.
The Governor will not be able 10 in
spect the Soldiers Home until week after
next.
Mr. Walker. ~ Roxbury. has declined
to allow further excavations TO be made
for the bones of the mastodon near his
mill He fears that his property will be
injured. as the excavations might under
mine the foundations OF his mill.
Sherin o. o. Alexander. Of Hanover
was at the state Library
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
JUNIOR ASSOCIATION.
Making Arrangements for Hollywood
Memorial Day


THE Junior Hollywood Memorial Assoc
citation held q meeting in Lee Camp llal
at b o'clock yesterday afternoon. owing
10 some misunderstanding ass Go the date
the meeting was not ass large ass hoped
for.
This association has had special charge
during the year of the Officers Section.
This had never been I'm charge of the
senior association, except ou Memorial
Day.
The young association have done a good
work. the section having been pat ana
kept I'm good order since last Memorial
Day.
10 is desired that AN feeling an interest
in the Hollywood Junior Will send small
potted red and white plants before Mon.
day. May 23th. TO 5l2 east Grace street.
cut flowers also on 10Th and 30h
it was decided 10 30 90 The Soldiers
Home ON Monday the 18th. at half-Dast
10 o'clock Colonel Bigger and many Of
The soldiers always assist in getting ever
greens for the decoration OF General
Lees Monument
The next meeting viii Dc held Saturday
June 81, at II o'clock. i'm Lee Camp Han
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
MASONIC HOME BOARD.
4 Well Attended Meeting of Its Aux
ilinrN Hcll Yesterday.

The closing business meeting OF the
Masonic Home Auxiliary. prior TO the
sumner vacation. was held al the TEN
ole Yesterday morning. with good at
tendance. and a great deal OF routine
business was accomplished.
Flower day this year AT the Home
was more generously observed than ON
any previous occasion. and the donations
were numerous and beautiful.
In addition TO the contributions by the
members OF the auxiliary the ladies de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
TO Sell a RicYclc.

officer Shoemaker OF the Third Dis
trict arrested a white man. giving the
name OF John Jones, yesterday as a
suspicious character
Jones had q bicycle which De was at
tempting 10 dispose of 10 am uptown BIZ
cycle dealer. for s.
Suspicion was aroused and the man was
arrested lie says his home Is in Ohio
and that the bicycle belonged to him.
The bicycle can be Identified at the
Third Station.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
JUSTICE JOHNS
PLEASANT WAYS
He Gives Bitter MedicInein GeIatI0e
Coated Capsules,
PLAYS GAME OF JACK STRAWS
Untanglrs q Much Mixed Case from
Navy HHI-Ouc Man Slaps a Boy
aud Another Abus - Girl and
Their Purse Strings Loosen.
PLAYS GAME OF JACK STRAWS

r..t.- r.tt. I.. r.f.ae.mf little WAYS
...,... .f.s.. r...,Il.
OF making people SWAMI" "'7"7'
things. When you come assam D-' B
your check book. is eenle hut tha-
lC you are reported ior the same oiens-
"a uue viii Dee your portion.
Going io see ihe o9' I"''i'7
OBJ the chain sang. ..
Come en.ei i"'' "'N
signifies -thal you mus. ''N |.+
-...'N.' 49,. @f aoIor t, .aI.
only alternative ol 5'"7 ~ .''''
4 BIZ DAl' ....
audience and d Dig oo,"e1 '"e '' ''...
dispense p''l'''" 40" 800.
came oel'-e MN
style ana ll7 "olu7 .t. ~.
So wei SPICE" "'.i ...'',..r
'1'
PHl. ,.n
III was o." .t..,, 80.
sliueA d" "'l''i
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h-AN@'i+i- - D., ,.... AMI
re D'i"i'i 49, ,.-l
got The raz@.e o'11le'
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him ana inic" r''h' "l .'''" '.''
waited him in Ie" o'neI ways '.'.
hNoN" '' ''-
which comes ao"5 "'." ''' ass
TO fifteen years. ana i"I '"
he got near f"ousn 20 o'.
lormen'oI- ana o"''s" ''' Ie r.. i,g. ..
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
MARRIED AT MORN.
Mrs. <. Conaty aud MIR, NJ Ryan, of
Norfolk. United Vest rday.

A very pretty marriage took place al
s. Peters cathedral yesterday morning
al O'Clock. when Bishop Van DC NyNer
united Mrs S Conaty Of this city, and
Mr a Ryan of Norfolk
SIR. Ryan is "a prominent and prosper
Gus business man OF the city by the sea.
Mrs COnaty is very handsome bru-
nette. the accomplished daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Carroll Of this city.
Mr. Ryan was ACCOMPANIED by his best
man. Mr. W. II NOrrissett Of Norfolk.
Va. and the bride was attended 10y her
sister. Mrs r. Jacobs Of this city
The bride was attired In handsome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

Richmond Alfred :. and Castor W.
Kraker 20 Julius Kraker. q i-3 feet on
south side Main street between Beach
and Morris.
Emma y. Peers trustee 20 Molhe y.
Godsey ~ feet on north side Clay street,
~ feet east OF Bowc. $500.
Henrico: George w. West and wife 70
John r. Davis. % acres 10 miles north OF
Richmond $1,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

W g. Barger Farmvlle: C.. r. Webb.
wife and child. Lynchburg. W A. Ham
men. McGayheysyille and ". H. Adams.
Salem. are al Ford's
D. Tyler, Orange. J. \. August Hot
Springs. II. +. Guerrant Danville: w. r.
Neatherly Norfolk: W b Fuqua. Pu-
lasd: J. T. Hurt, Tazewen: Dr X. W.
Martin Lynchburg; Eugene withers and
y. i. Green, Danyille are at Murphy's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
EXPECTED BACK TO-DAY
senator Martin is in Washington-P o
iiticai Notes.

Senator Thomas S. Martin WAS called
20 Washington Monday ON official busi-
moss. Dice Went to Norfolk au1 ..ok the
boat for the national capital that mght.
ihe Senator was 100 Noao.. d. I.,, hours
ana dozen on more friends called upon
him Tie Will return 90 Richmond This
morning
AIR. l.. O.. Garnet. who has change 81
the Senatorial Reform Leagues head
quarters iu the Chamber ol Commerce
building viii 90 to Dds borne m Mathews
county 10 vote at the election tomorrow.
He viii return next week en- continue his
work hero.
state Chairman EIlys0n is eNoecte1
back from Washington This morning
and ne viii probably issue thc can for a
meeting of the Stale Democratic COM
mittce to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
o,dDominion Hospital.

The Board OF Managers OF the Old Do
minion Hospital mot ia the College build
mg. May 8 az l.. NJ. Mrs. James
Shields presiding
The meeting was largely attended ana
an seemed enthusiastic. The usual rou-
tine Of business occupied the entire time
and The Committees for the year were
Amounted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
Z harilahlr Children.

The very first money for the Ice MIS-
sion which is sadly in need of funds
was sent In yesterday by the following
children who had given a show for this
good object: Virginia Mildred and Jack
Evans. Fannie. Jennie and imogen War
wick: Kato STAPLES. Mary Moulton. VIII
lie Crutchheld. Muriel Smith and Lucille
Nelson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

The entertainment for the benefit Of
Monroe Baptist church takes place to-
night at ~ west Marshall street An
excellent programme by members OF the
Richmond COllgc Glee Club. MT Charles
Crump. basso: Mrs Brensei soprano.
Miss Becker. elocutiouist. Misses K0mcr.
violin and piano and some charming tab
loaux. will be rendered. Refreshments
will be served
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
DR.. WHITSITT COMING.
He Will Supply the Pulpit OF the First
Baptist Church i'm August

The pupil u thc TI-l baptist church
viii Doe supplied during the month of
August by the Rev. Dr. Whusit. late
president of the Southern Baptist Theo.
logical Seminary.
dr. Whitsitt is gentleman of charm
ins personality and high scholarship. be-
sides being most delightful preacher
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

A very unique window display Is ate
tracing much attention in one OF Aes-rs
3D. A. Berry * CO. IS Windows The sub-
iect IS a juvenile BAH game the players
being represented 10y brisht-faced wax
CURES atlirei in the proper costume for
bail and other athletic sports from the
amnla stock of Mcssrs. a. ~ Berry &
co.. who are making special feature this
season in outdtin- both men and boys
for AN athletic sports
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
Sugar Beet Seed.

There is q considerable quantity OF beet
sugar seed 40 the DeIar,m ut OF Aggi-
cul.ur, which Comm ssiOrer Koiner would
be glad 90 distribute amOn- tho farmers
OF the State. Comm ssilner KOirev says
that this beet fattons stock better than
does the ruta haga. as The former con-
sains more sugar. The sugar beet. NJ.
Koiner says. is also very good for table
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
TELEPHONE FIGHT
TO BE CONTINUED
So Say the Attorneys for the Southern
Bel Company,
OTHER POINTS TO Be RAISED.
The Company VIII Either Claim In
vested Rights Under the fran
ch.sc of iSs or That it is Engag-
ed in Inter State Commerce.
OTHER POINTS TO Be RAISED

Major Robert Stiles and Judge a.
l. Holiday. counsel for The southern
Bel Telephone aud Telegraph conn Any
IA its nsht against the Guy. returned
from Washington yesterday morning.
They old not seem particularly pee
turood by their defeat bat ON The cone
udry are determined 20 carry on the
war with renewed vigor.
"rhe opinion of the supreme Court
said Judge Holiday. "d0cs not oispos-
oi the case. 10 simply clears the
deck for The real and most im-
por,auJ action. 4 cannot say more on
tuls subject AOw. Ils ueI tumpAus has
lost ON only one point. There are others
that We regard as stronger upon which
We shall rely"
Judge Holiday declined To- give the
grounds upon which they Will carry on
the case.
PLANS NOT OUTLINED.
I'VE have not heard from Che COM
pany ass yet" Doe said land cannot now
outline our plans. We expect t0 hear to-
morrow
The case. - stated in The Times, has
been remaudcd To- The Circuit C0urt of the
United States. where So originated. iu
order that BE- may be asccrtaincd what
rights Che company enjoys under the
State laws of Virginia and fhe city ordi-
nauces. The opinion of Mr.. Justice Harlan
has NOT been fully written out lie Slim
o.. t.-. ~ th. ori,to, he yin v.,ite
This opinion will Doe sent t0 the clerk Of
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
NJ uurrcll,s Tcelimnninl.

The benefit concert 70 Mrs. Durrett
al the Y NJ. g. a. last night was
success from every point OF view. 4
large audience was in attendance and
the programme rendered was excellent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24
THE r., +. AND l.. H. X.
Offers Low Rates to Washington Tor
the National Peace Jubilee. May 23d-

Oth.
For this occasion the Richmond, Fred
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad COM
pany Will sell special tickets from kicn-
mond and other stations 10 washington
and return al the onc-way rate Tor the
round trip Tickets will be on sale May
22d sd and 9Th, limited 70 continuous
passage In each direction, good going only
on date OF sale. final limit May =. 100.
Round trip rate from klchmond' ony
e. 50 AMY 10 Richmond Transfer Corn
many go3 east Main street Ticket Agent,
D''' W r. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

The Council Committee on Ordinances
will hold its regular monthly meeting
this afternoon at o'clock in room
No II OF the CITY Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-24

A suit was instituted in the City Cir
cult Court yesterday morning by Warren
n. Mercer against Nora May ftihates
for s40V.0v.