Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-08

popularity. The present No. and an
nouncements for future months give as
surance that the Atlantic Will, during
1850, be kept to It's acknowledged hign
standard. Some OF the notable articles
In the No. before rs are: Destructive
and Constructive Energies OF our Gov
eminent Compared" by Charles w. Eliot;
"Wild Indians" by George Bud Gun
nell; Fathers Mothers, and Freshmen"
by L. b. r. Briggs; Psychology ana
Mysticism" by Hugo Munsterberg; "A
Mother Of Martyrs" by Chalmers
Roberts; and 1.-THE Actor OF To-Day" BY
Norman Hapgood. The Contributors
Club" is bright. and several articles are
continued from previous numbers.
VIRGINIA LAW REGISTER. Edited by
w. NJ. Lille. Published by the j. T.. Bell
Company, Richmond and Lynchburg,
Va Single No.. 80 cents.
one OF the leading articles OF this
months No. of the Register ia an able
paper by Colonel George Wayne Anderson,
OF this city. on the subject of Extension
of Loans Secured by Deed Of Trust" The
reported cases and editorial notes are fun
of interest. and the magazine begins the
new year with promises OF increased use
fulness. The following are its contents:
/. Constructive Possession of a Claim
ant by Adverse Possession. +. ". Sims.
III. Extension Of Loans Secured by Deed
Of Trust. George Wayne Anderson.
III. Virginia Decisions. Reported In
Full. Ramsburg VS.. Kline: Process;
Officers Return; Judgments, Annument;
Editorial Notes; Conclusiveness OF Sher-
in's Return; De Minimis 2, Frank. Wolfe
& Co. VS.. Pringle * Till: Partnership;
Social Assets: Creditors Lien; Eject OF
Unauthorized Endorsement. 3. Citizens
National Bank VS.. Walton Endorsement
of Negotiable Note: Rule of Evidence;
New Trial; Note by NJ. Z. Burks; Nego-
table Instruments: Endorsement: Parol
Evidence. 4. Russell-Creek Coal Company
". Wells: Pleading; Master and Servant;
Fellow Servant; Safe Place; UnassignaDle
Duty; Servants Duty; Risks Assumed;
Demurrer TO Evidence 5, Ellington *
Guy VS.. Moore (Chancery Court of Rich
monD: Fraudulent Conyeyances; Per
sonal Decree; Practice.
". Editorial-Fraudulent Conveyances;
Personal Decree; Tax Titlei Constitu-
tionality of Section 635 OF Code; suit IN
own Name by owner OF Beneficial In
terest. Sections PAS and $3.50 OF Code;
Possession of Real Estate in Virginia
still Notice to Purchaser; Right of Lot
owner to Damages for Closing Of street
M Point Not Opposite His Premises De
MED.
" Notes OF Cases-Principal and Agent
Enioining a Libel: Boycotting; Delegation
of Power to Appoint Executor; Husband
and Wife: Confidential Communications
Municipal Corporations, Liability Tor CON
dition OF Jail; Infants Contracts, lBho-
rance Of Non-Liability.
VI. Miscellany Word children
| i'm Wills; Vested and Contingent Remain
ders.
VII. Possession as a Substitute FOR
Registrv: Contracts Of Married Women
Scire Facias; Statute Of Limitations.
THE HOPPERGRAss. Published Month
lv by 1.-THE Little Bryces." Editoria
Stam-Midred Bryce, Virginia Bryce
Clarence 4. Bryce. Jr., Jeanette Bryce
Louise Bryce. Ashland, Va. Subscrlp
ton price. so cents per annum.
This attractive little magazine, evidently
! published more as a medium for the
! amusement OF the Little Bryces' thar
from mercenary motives will prove in
| teresting TO children. It's initial numDel
is very attractive, and the matter 1t con
talns has been carefully selected. Every
thing printed is in a simplifed form, an'
through the grown folk may find enter
tainment in its pages the editors ain
first 10 amuse their Juvenile readers.
We imagine the Little Bryces" are
| duintette OF youngsters who belong TO on
father and mother. Mildred Is eyidentl!
| the oldest. for her name appears In tn
largest type. and we suspect that Louis
is the youngest. The letters used in pre-
| senting the respective names all Diminish
i'm size. according TO the age ot the chill
| dren, and Louise winds up the list fl
type which are hardly visible TO the make
| eye.
LOST PRINCE AI.MON. BY Louis Pen
dleton. author Of king Tom and TN
Runaways," I'm the Okefenokee," etc
Philadelphia: The Jewish Publication
Society Of America. Pages 2S.
This book is a delightful Biblical story
calculated TO impress the mind OF IN
reader with a lasting and pure conception
OF one Of the prominent characters o
Bible history Prince AlmOn, or JehoaOh
son Of Ahaziah, the rightful heir TO IN
throne of the kings Of Judah, whose plac
was filed by Athaliah, the usurper, 10
six years. is followed by the writer fror
! childhood 10 the hour when he Is place
on the throne by Jehoiada, the Hig
| Priest The cOncealment Of the Prime
from his birth. lest he should share tn
fate of his brothers, who were slain, an
the thrilling adventures consequent upo
II give the book a keen interest an
the reader is held I'm such exciting en-
fovment it is impossible 10 let 1t go unit
finished. \,
THE fight Of the young Prince into IN
South his soiourn with the kind sheT
herd. Renel. and his wife, and their el
forts to save him from capture, whe
the soldiers Of Athaliah had well-nig
discovered him, are pathetcally told' an
the succeeding chapters, when treal
his perilous positions, reach thrliIih
climax. when. amid the crowd OF Wol
ebinners who had been summoned L
tho tenpIe for sacrifice and worship, IN
TJieb Priest leads forth beautitu
emitting bow. clad in royal robes decke
vsitb flashing Jewels. and, placing hii
%oeida the pillar, as the custom was
cried Men of Judah, behold your hlhs
TPrsTEE's HANDBOOK. BY Al
suetus Peabody Loving. a. b.. Ii Il
IIorvard. of the Suffolk Bar. Pubhshe
~, little. Brown & CO., Boston. Pages
Tbis little book-a kind Of legal Vad
,,,ocrrr- is meant ito state simply an
conciselv the rules which govern the man
ooosmenf OF trust estates and the relation
shin existing between the trustee an
beneficiary" a.,
Tba subject matter is treated under IN
foIlowIng general captions, which, in turr
are tudiciously subdivided: l., The T irs
tee rs an Individual; II, The lndiyidua
as Trustee; Ill, The Beneficiary; w. III
terstate Law.
The a,ithor, in wonderfully small space
has condensed much valuable ntorma
ton atl added to legal and commerce.
/ literature a volume which should be hish
" oppreciated. Particular pains has bee
taken TO notice the peculianues OF loca