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ii ant, are In very good demand
n A ,he approach of the holiday
I, s,,lers report unusually good
!, i, lines. Local stocks are very
j. me quality OF all goods is de-
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WANTED--w White girl or woman TO do houae-
work: German preferred. Apply 1865 Austin
avenue 10
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WANT a position as Waterman. drive de-
livery or clerk IN grocery store; well ac-
hes, Of references. Address 222. 2i3is Travis
street 10
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FINANCIAL.

LOANS negotiated in sims to suit on i'm
D: owed or uniinproyed real estate, or sails
factory shoi. time paper Harvey T. D.
Wilson. room !. Wilson building. Houston.
Texas Always have on hand for sale
choice mortgage notes: parties having
money 10 invest invited to call 1880
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SITUATION WANTED--By white boy. 10
work on farm o. about house. Address 81,
Prairie avenue 10
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PERSONAL

LIST OF ANSWERS
for the week ending Saturday, December 2:
1901 (2); &c; 1851; 80; Building %;
7702 1871; b. R. NJ. c. j.. %; Central
7I05; 1885; Jerome "a; j. b. ~; 1854;
G. X; 1851; 1886 49,; IL; 77l2: 776i %, IISa
80; T745 90, 40; 77ls; 1874; 7I1S; I'4S %;
7l41 % Andrew Parr; 1891 1872 10; 1875
7749 10; 1850: 225.
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WANTBD--A hoy who has hph some cSpsr
enca in drug store. one with wheel pfC.
lerred Apply iilf Washington avenue \
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TWO brothers, age 10 years Germnn. want
employment on ranch or city work OF any
kind are not afraid OF work; wages rea-
sonnhle Address Robert Buchscnsehutg
Austin. TeNas 10
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!, s.laston Local..

k'a Ts asson Locals.
kaAsvIaass December s,-Dr. II,
AR us a nice two story resi-
! q ,s ssIISsdsr has had a gallery
~ :s oam5aissassnlt3 shop.
eeszsles ~a and Mr.. Fritz
''s ~ hrried here to-
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ED-Positon as salesman. local or
travelling; paper stock and supplies pre-
ferred, Al references Address No 1867.
this office q
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GIRL on woMAN--To do general housv
work, North Texas. Address 1868. this Of
fee 10
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YOUNG German wants position as yard man
or as teamster. can do most any Kind OF
work; must have work at once, Address
7S7S this office. 10
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WANTED Situation by an elderly man OF
sober and moral habit but invalid, to
work around the house; wants home, Adj
dress 1878. this office. 10
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I, r,,ke, Is somewhat dull Just at
IN II view Of existing conditions
Az, ma. seem altogether unlikely.
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COFFEE.

~ W !, December e. .7.-r{a.e future.
'p'' eoaJe quiet mild
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MANITOBA hrst-lass barber Immediately,
Address loe Williams Hunts VILE. Tex. y
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ONE OAK grand upright piano. with stool
and scarf 5000 cash or time with per cent
interest, payable within Is months Ne do
not raise our rrces on time sale. Come In
and let us show 1t TO you c. Janke & Co.'S
Music House. sos Main street 4-l6-1901
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., market continues to remain
~ nrIces. Receipts are very.
,,,,a Is any increase in the de-
N. crIces will not be unlikely,
considerable supply of Kansas
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SITUATION WANTED MALE.

by YOUNG white man. In either city or
country. at anything: has fair education,
and am handy; can paint and do repair
worn John H. BROOKS. general delivery,
Hohtton. 10
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NJ, srocery dealers all report good
prspsratlons are being made to
! ,lrse number of buyers from the
+ iuri,s the coming week. and 1t is
nii y,ry extensive purchases will
! IN all lines. The higher prices
| h cotton has placed the country
Il IN unusually good shape and it
,hat the Solume of business tran
y laal jobbcrs this season will be
|,A,r for some time past.
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LOST--If anyone knows where Robert Helton
is, please let me know; | will pay you for
your trouble. John Helton, Warren, Texas,
IL
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CoLoRED MAN wants TO work in yard or
attend horses and milk, Address 1859. this
office, 3
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|, line, Of produce are still moving
Evscs,h some little Improvement is
patitoes
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WANTED One white Girl or white boy Tor
winter j. q, Caywnod, iilS tranklin ave.
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.,,,ou 4 Co. today received one
.,,,s,,. one of onions and one OF
,pplss
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1000 PAIRS ladies s. shoes. siasi 2o0o pairs
mems $3.50 shoes. $780, few mems satin
calf sis6; remnants OF our Eastern factory.
lois Texas avenue, opposite Mistrot's Is
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GIRL or hoy, white or black, for tabis an
housework. INA Prairie avenue

wANTEn-- Eisht carpenters: eood trainers:
wages. 50 IS; board. 81 none but good nici
need apply Apply to Thomas Fraser Bell.
Vile. Texas. Il,
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a,,sln Growers association
'' y. annual circular announcing
y. I, sr,lus season and estimating
-. .,,a r,r. Of ten tons each. This
I'm, less than last year.
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GOLD AND SILVER BRAIDS--Fringes, bells,
1owelry, wigs, masks and other fancy dress
ornaments. Bankrupt Stock. Masonic Tcm-
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an elderly. settled trusty man.
With experience and good will 20 work IN
chop mood doing his duty careful, Address
ISIS, this ofncs 10
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WANTED--A position as collector witt
some big firm in the city by n young whit,
man; can come well recommended. Ad
dress l., II. II this Office
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES-S to Texas teach
ers bureau II in need of frst-class teachers;
testimonials forwarded on demand, c. II,
Davenport Mgr, Palestine, Texas. 10
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TWo hye glass Landaus In good condition
Edward Larendon's carriage repository,
corncr Franklin avenue and Caroline street.
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wANTEtl--By a white man work as dairy
hand. Address 5sis this office. 10
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MECHANICAL TOYS, tddlcrs dancing girls
boxers. walking bears. iron trains, rubber
tired IRE engines. patrols and hook and
lndders, natural skin animals. lead sol
ders cannon mounted for coast defense
and ny,ng artillery with horses warships,
drums, steam engines, dolls and play
houses at Bankrupt Stock, Masonic TEN.
plp.
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wANTED--white or colofed cook; also hclp
DO general Homework. Apply at once. 2nl
Preston avenue. IL,
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L FOR SALE-Neat and best cottage resi-
donce in Wharton; three blockB from
| public square, cheap. Apply To Guy Nit
/ chcll Wharton, Texas. 10
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a YOUNG man. ased 20 years. desires posi-
ton as comlaissary clerk or woods foreman
on some tie sob; eighteen mouths experi-
enco; good reference. E. McNcw. Bohbin.
Texas, 10
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MANITOBA good reliable aii-arpund black
smith and horse sheer, Address W. V,
Neyland. t;oled, Texas Ii
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FOR SALE-Only vacant corner on Milan
street now on the market, corner Dallas
avenue. Apply to owner, 1918 Milan
street Ia
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FOR SALE-1'hroe improved places In Third
ward on reaBonablo terms all bargains;
viii exchange for unimproycd property for
part or all payments one for $500; ono
for 1920 one for $1,000. Cline, Ciino
1rlplett. IO0h Congress avcnue D
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JUST RECEIVED Car top bngsies with cur.
tains and storm apron. your choice, SN.
Edward Larendon dealer in carriages.
phaetons. Surveys, road wagons. harness
and rubber tired huggles Repository cor
ner Franklin avenue and Caroline street II
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MIDDLE aged gentleman drsirss employment
IN lumber, mercantile or railroad office
good general business qualifications hghcsi
references, salary not so much an object
as suitable employment with good house,
Address 1881, this nfnee. 10
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FRUIT TREES-Varieties propngated cspc-
cinlly for South Texas; no drones In our
orchards selectons secure our esti-
mates on your wants, send for catalogue.
Texas. Fred W. Maly, Manager Il
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IF ANYONE wants young man to attend
TO horse and buggy or to DO any kind Of
work with a Roou recommendation, apply
~ once Address 1850. this office. 10
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TOD cATF--LJvery stable and feed store In
fG best Town town in Texas Of between 5000 and ID
7tGo population Business clearing $4,000
and S'6ooo ner month Only one oth, os
reasons for selling Address III, this OF
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OUR RENTAL LIST contains all the vacant
houses in the city See us for anything in
this line. Seaman Bartel, 2O6 Fannin St,
phone 1fq ,
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WANTEn---To be a coachman around the
house. Call at 1918 Cleveland street 10
BOY would like position as house hey
or TO attend 70 horse and buggy; well rec
commended Address ISL, this office 10
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TWENTY LoTs-ono mile from courthouse,
layou front, Mt sacrifice. forres d son,
aup Main 10
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IoANDRuFF removed by Eclipse hair tonic;
25c bottle. at Lewyn's. II
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FIRST-CLASS COOK-(German) wants sit
uation, Address Green Tree house. lis
Preston street.
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Z. w. CAVE. Secretary
Houston G. Texas Central Railroad Com
pany l-10-1eoo
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Weil selected stock of general
merchandise; invoice about $1,000; average era.
profit 80 ID per cent; increase In sales Oyer
iss, year Is or 90 per cent; well estab-
iisbod fne trade splendid country good
reason for selling. a snap for good man.
Address ll20, this office J.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT Corner store and basement In
Hutchins House. John Il. Wiley lVl6tY
Congress avenue. IL
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FIRST CLASS stenographer will work eight
or ten DAYS for anyone uetng the latest
improved hammond typewriter free OF
chhrge. Addrass iS6a this office 10
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE -2oo-acre farm and orch,
ard. i0i Binz building II
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FOR SALE on EXCHANGED have 800 ncres
tclght hundred ocres) OF Gond. rieh. black
land in Throckmprtou county for sale cheap
for cash will take part pay IN residence
property in Austin, Texas, Apply to Mrs.
b b. Throop. Anderson. Grimes county:
III
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wANTED--A boy about 10 or II years old %
learn bakers trade. Apply tsii Clark. II
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ECLIPSE HEALING SALVE- Recommended
for eczema and piles; 25c box, at Lewyn s;
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g. N. depot, $500 cash. balance monthly
instailment, per cent interest John r.,
Willey, inl6th Cnnrreas nyenne IA
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AGENTS and Adiusters. u Aiin street.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
HENsHAw AND TEN BRoEcK,

John E. Henshaw appears at the
academy next Monday, matinee and
night. In New York at the "Casino"
BELL Helene" 1.-The Man in the Moon"
and the other Lederer productions.
John Henshow, in the galaxy of
comedy star. was the bright particular
star; his success was an ovation: he
did what singing comedian should
DO. he made his audience laugh.
lodges Trip to New York" Is worth
seeing. and Henshaw must not be
missed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01

ror was insolvent, and because no
fraud of any Kind was alleged or. prov
en-. as 4 general rule, one partner Is as
much entitled to possession of the as
sets Of the firm as the other. If, by
agreement. on dissolution. possession Of
any part of the assets Is to be retained
by one party for the purpose of wind
ing up the business Of the firm, the ut
most good faith Is required and, If
either fails to observe such faith as to
the other because OF the interest which
one has in the assets under the control
OF the other, equity alone can afford
full relief. In tile petition before us 1t
is alleged that the agreement under
which. ut the dissolution, the different
classes Of assets were placed In the
hands Of the two partners for the pur-
pose of converting them into cash for
the benefit of both, Is not being OBJ
served; and, while this is denied, the
evidence for the petitioner affords some
foundation, at least, for his contention.
BY section 1888 of the Civil Code,
equity jurisdiction extends over ac-
counts between partners. And High in
his treatise on the Law Of Receivers,
declares that the appointment Of re-
ceivers in actions between partners for
an accounting and the settlement of
their partnership affairs to take charge
of the assets, collect the debts, and
wind UP the business of the firm Is a
legitimate exercise of the jurisdiction
of courts of equity.To warrant such ap-
po!ntment, there must have been some
breach OF duty by one of the partners,
Or violation OF the articles OF CO.
partnership. 1t may here be observed
that, while courts Of equity have pow
cr, under certain circumstances, to ap-
point receivers where the partnership
Is still subsisting. the exercise of that
power will not be had unless for spe-
cial ground shown. and it Is clear that
n Judgment for dissolution must ulti-
mately be given. But, where the part
ncrshlp has already been dissolved. the
appointment of a receiver will readily
be made. The contention OF the plain
tiff In error that the receiver should
not have been appointed, because nei-
Their the insolvency of the defendant
WIS shown nor were any allegations of
fraud made, Is not sound. The appoint
nient OF receiver on the application of
one OF the late partners is based on
the fact that all of the parties are
equally entitled to the possession Of the
property which is the subject matter
OF the controversy and that it is not
just and proper, from the nature of the
dispute and mutual relations of the
parties, that either should be allowed TO
retain possession during the litigation.
And while the foundation Of the rem
edy Is the danger. yet 1t is not always
essential that there should be any ele-
mcnt of actual fraud or breach of trust
to authorize the appointment.
Under the facts shown in this case
1t cannot be said that the judge erred
In placing the assets of the partnership
In the hands of receiver. Affirmed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
DOES work TINE your

work, to play. or even to think-is a sign
of nervous and physical exhaust ton which
Is om:nous OF evil II will do you no good
tho best medical treatment You can get,
and the sooner the better. Many an i'm
pending physical and mental collapse is
for work. Ask Dr. Greene. dlscoverer Of
that greatest of all remedies, DR. Greenc's
Nervura, to tell YOU what g the matter.
He can. be consulted FREE OF COST.
w. 18th street, New York City. 1t will
be a. great satisfaction TO get the advice
of the worlds leading specialist in curipg
nervous and chronic Diseases and Dr
Greene certainly enjoys this distinction.
If you vannot call on DR.. Greene write
him & letter, and You will receive a
prompt and satisfactory reply
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
tiers. occurred Wednesday evening ut
the Princess Anne Hotel, Virginia


the Princess Anne Hotel, Virginia
Beach.
The contracting parties were Mr.. AIS
bert G. Hume. of Vickery {; Co.. and
Miss Susie c. Robertson, of Gatesboro,
n. g. Miss Robertson is sister of Mrs.
Frank p. Morton. wife of the genial
manager of the Princess Anne. During
her short stay there Miss Robertson
has become much loved and host of
friends OF the young people unite in
wishing them long and happy life.
The wedding ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. Mr.. Savage, of Virginia
Beach. In the assembly room of the
Princess Anne. This room had been
specially decorated for the occasion
with cut flowers. palms and greenery,
and 1t presented a very handsome APP
pearance. After the wedding ceremony
the newly married couple and their
friends and relatives sat down to an
elegant wedding supper prepared in the
best style OF this well known and IA
nous hostelry.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
MARRIED IN WASHINGTON.

Yesterdays Washington Post says:
''St. Thomas Episcopal Church was
the scene of q very pretty wedding last
evening, when Miss Mary Martin
Green. eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Duncan Green, became the wife
of Mr.. William Cuthbert Harrison, late
oe this city. but now residing in Bos-
ton Palms and pink chrysanthcmums
were grouped about the chancel and
altar. The company was seated by the
following ushers, who later led the way
to the altar: MIR. Charles Brooks. Mr..
Bcnning ook. MIR. Raymond Acton, and
MIR. Henry Duncan Green, Jr., the
brother of the bride.
The latter was escorted by her
father and preceded by her sister, Miss
Margaret Duncan Green as maid OF
honor. The wedding gown was of white
satin, very modishly made and cX-
trcmcly becoming to it's graceful young
wcarcr. The long tulle veil was fas-
tened with orange blossoms and the
bridal bouquet WAS of roses and lilies
Of the valley. The maid OF honor wore
n pretty gown of pink satin and carried
La France roses.
The groom, attended by his brother,
Mr.. H. H. Harrison, of Norfolk, Va,
met the bride at the entrance of the
palm decorated chancel where Rev. J.
A. Aspinwall. rector of the church, read
the betrothal service. Mr.. Green con-
signed his daughter to the bride
groom's keeping as the wedding party
passed to the foot of the altar, where
the impressive service was concluded.
The music was by the regular organ
list OF the church and well rendered. y
small reception Mt the brides home. on
Corcoran street. followed the ceremony,
and later in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison started on the wedding trip,
which is to end in Boston.
Among the relatives attending the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. H b. Har-
rison, Of Virginia, the parents of the
groom; Mrs. c. a. Green, of New
York, the brides grandmother; Miss
Hochstmsser. of Atlanta, Ga; Mrs.
William Foote, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E..
Batemnn, Mrs. Cook. and Miss Bate
man. of this city; Messrs. W. W. and
Brooke Robinson, Of Norfolk
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01


l. Fancy march by the entire class,
the complicated figures were all done
without single mistake.
2. Sack Race. Eight OF the Young
sters took part in this event, and much
amusement resulted tor those present.
The race was won by Master Clyde
Gaskns.
3. Dumb bell drill. Showed the splen-
did training the boys are receiving, and
was much enjoyed by all present.
4. Next came wrestling bout be-
tween Masters Harry Mccoy and Finch
White. Both boys displayed much
science In the holds and stops. The
bout was won by White, who secured
two falls to McCoy's one.
s. Club Race by twenty-five bows
was very interesting and amusing.
6. Wand Drill by class.
2. Apparatus work by class.
s. Barrel Race, which was the most
laughable event of the day, and was
won by Clyde Gnskins.
The closing number OF the prorra m
was basket ball game for the associa-
ton championship for 1892 between the
Blue Boys and yellow Fellows, which
resulted in n victory for the former
by score of 4 to 2. The game was hot,
ly contested and intensely Interesting.
only one foul being made throughout
the entire game. Little Rutledge VIII
liams was the star player
The teams lined up as follows:
Blue Boys-Joe Marshall captain:
George Faber. Rutledge Williams, Al
bert Grant, Fred Mclean.
Yellow Fellows-PressleyW White, cap
tain; Harry Mccoy, Herbert William
son, Allen Marshall, Earl Joynes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
Church Auditorium improvad.

The Christian Scientists who worship
regularly in the Library building, cor
ner Of CRANKY street and College Place.
have made decided Improvement to
their auditorium. They have laid one
of the handsomest church carpets ever
seen in this city, which lends beauty
and harmony to the other appointments
Of this truly attractive place Of wor-
ship.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
VEAL.E-uEWITT

Mr.. Samuel r. Veale and Miss Leo
nora Hewitt. were quietly married at
the parsonage on Chapel street by the
kev. John Doherty last night at S
o'clock.
Mr.. Vincent Phillips was the best
man and Miss Hewitt sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid.
y rece2tion was rendered the bride
and groom at the residence of Mrs. S.
c. Phillips.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
A BACHELORS HONEYMOON.

Fun and laghter in plenty are PROM
ised at the Academy next Wednesday,
matinee and night when Warde and
Sacketts comedians present the Hoyt's
"A Bachelors Honeymoon" The Phila-
delphia Record declares. The dialogue
Of IA Bachelors Honeymoon' sparkles
throughout with humor and the action
Is brisk and amusing"
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
BENNETT v. SMITH.
Supreme Court of Georgia.
July Is. 1899.

EQUITY HAS JURISDICTION TO
APPOINT A RECEIVER OF THE
ASSETS OF A PARTNERSHIP
WHICH HAS BEEN DISSOLVED.
ALTHOUGH IT IS NOT INSoL-
VENT.
The case appears from the opinion OF
the Court.
The Court says:
ii is commended by counsel for plain
tiff in error that the order appointing
the receiver and granting the injunc-
tion was contrary to law, because It
was not shown that tho plaintff in err
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-12-01
IIARRIs-PoWELI.

Mr. John Harris, engineer OF the
Norfolk and Southern steamer Harbih-
ger was united in marriage at o'clock
last night to Miss Ellie Powell. The
ceremony was performed at the home
OF the bride. in HEREFORD. n. C.
After spending a few days with
friends at Elizabeth City, that State,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris will come to Nor
folk. their future home.