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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Dewey on Deck.

The Anheuser-B Busch Brewing Associa-
ton, with its usual enterprise has just
issued an American Army and Navy
Deck of Playing-Cards Of finest stock,
with gilt edges and attractive back in
green and gold the face cards being
prominent officers of the army and navy,
Dewey serving as the King Of Hearts,
Schley as the King Of Diamonds. etc.
These fancy playing-cards are the
finest ever produced, and the nrst time
when the character OF the face card has
been represented by introducing portrait
without destroying the identity or charac-
ter OF the card, and 1t is as easy anG
simple TO use this deck of cards in any
game as II playing with a regular deck.
Ten 2-cent stamps sent 10 the Malt
Murine Department. Anheuser- Busch
Brewing Association, ST. Louis. Mo.
L. 5. A. to pay cost OF revenue. postage
mailing. etc. will secure a pack OF these
novel and attractive cards. and as the
supply Is limited 1t will be wise TO send
early.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
LOST. srnAYEp. AVID rorNp.

LOST. BLUE BELTON SETTER PUP
Ply. 10 weeks old black marks on back;
very small for his age. Finder viii pleose
leave at Sergeant Eppss, SZ3 west Main,
and receive reward. no Bit
LOST. -STRAYED FROM 92 SOUTH
Pine street. POINTER DOG, on night ~
November Sth: liver and blue-c0l0rat
spots. with lick-bits Had on rawhll.
hamcstring for collar with chain. f1nlef
will please bring same TO above address
and receive $50 reward. no 1917
sTRAYED OR STOLEN. FROM if
FLOYD avenue Saturday evening. TWO
BEAGLE HOUNDS. one white 0ifn
black spOts. the other black with WlIf.
feet. breast. and tip end OF tail Please
return to above number and receive re-
ward. no i'-i'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
uopos WE'RE VICTORIOUS.
Tbey ynnuuishcd the Mc'""e
H., =, ecore of - to u.

As predicted in the letter written ny '"0
Hobos TO Justice John. the aioreinen-
toned Hobos defeated the McCabe team
on the eridiron yesterday afternoon Inc
score was TO 0. There were about three
hundred spectators.
,rbe bonors OF the first half were some
what i'm favor Of the McCabes. though
when the half was called the pigskln rest
cd I'm the centre Of the field: 90
Tho second half opened with KICKOFF
bv Knowles TO the McCabes lV-yard M 10
WcCabe then advanced the ball to the ~
ward. and there the pigskin went over 10
The Hobos on downs. At this point pehah
the stubborn battle for the honors OF tne
dav and from that time was seen an -
hibition Of scientific playing in when tne
Uobos showed their superiority by tntir
continued PUSHES carrying the ban 10 lle
NIcCabe's 10-yard line, where II was iost
on 3 tumble. ,,.uo hut
McCabe then advanced a little, Dut
eventually lost the ball on three uoNis'
Knowles of the Hobos. forced the ps
eIlin 10 within a yard Of McCabes eoal'
,Tb@n on a tumble Il was lost TO NC
Cabe. and at this point Potts OF the NC
Cabee i'm attempting 10 go through the
Uobo's guard was forced back with the
ball on the line, which. under the RUE
gave the HobOs a safety. 90.
Score. 2 to o. Umpire, Willie Gordon.
Referee. Claude NJ Dean. Linesmen. ia.
Pearce and Howard Holland. Time-keep-
ers. Bargamn and Shelton.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
THE WASHINGTON CENTENNIAL.
Colonel Robert White Is Appointed
Chief NnrSIaI.

The Masons of Virginia are making
elaborate preparations for pro-
per observance of the centennial
Of George Washington's burial, and
the Grand Lodge Of Virginia, to-
gether with representatives from all the
other grand Jurisdictions in this country.
will assemble at Mount Vernon on De-
comber 18th, and hold impressive services
az the tomb.
Grand-Master r. =. W. Duke. Of Vir-
ginia, has issued an order appointing
Colonel Robert White of Wheeling. Past
Grand Master of MasOns of West Nir-
ginia, TO be chief marshal of the process
sion. Colonel White will have his head
qu9rters at the Ebbett House in Wash
irgton. He will have temporary charge
of the craft, and desires it to be generally
known that all Master MasOns are Priv
legeC TO be present and participate in the
services. II is desired that Virginia
shall be largely represented by Masons.
and each lOuge in tho state has been re-
quested TO notify Grand-Secretary Car
rngton Of tho number Of Masons ii Will
furnish. and Or. Darlington will In turn
notify Colonel White
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
INTERESTING MEETING OF POST A.
New Members Elected anu "'"''
Matters Considered.

r,hora was q very enjoyable gathering
- che members Of Post A. Travellers
protective Association of America, last
NIGHT at their headquarters. Third ana
Main streets.
Nfr Thomas Poindexter the president
occupied the chair. and r. r. Nalthal'
Esq. the secretary, recorded the pro-
ceedngs.
Reports of the committees appointed 10
make arrangements for the open mousse
entertainment during the carnival "eeh
and carnival parade were read, ana uppn
motion were received and 0rdereu " 20
spread upon the minutes. Inc VI oaT,ai
was ordered to pay all expenses
ed with the committees. - ,ho
The report of the secretary lor the
month indicated that eight new nenpeIS
had been added to the roll OF lhe Pt DS',
and that the following indemnify clai II ",
had been paid to members Receiving az
cidents A. 4. Splitter, 800; r.. 4 Braa-
sher. s357: Q. W. Hunter, Jr., N5.IO; A.
j. Lester SIS. . C,..,oro,,
The new members are Duncan Cameron
Donald CIoyne John F. Tanner, X. II.
Jones +. p. Balm A. /, NJ iro Snlrh' ~ d.
II has been noticed that the New YORK
Journal Of Commerce and the Daily BuI-
letn have published recently tnat Vlgo,
rOus efforts are being made by Inc BoeIu
of Trade Of New York 10 secure the inter-
chaneeable mileage tickets over the va
rious railroads throughout the country:
and I'm these publications the credit Oh
originating this idea IL given TO the com,
n1ercial bodies named. The Chicago Board
of Trade Is likewise claiming the same
credit. The Travellers Protective Asso.
citation Of America claims TO have started
the agitation Of this important question
years ago, and as a proof ana result OF
their work. have secured the inter
changeable tickets over about sixty diff
ferent railroads in the Central and West
ern Passenger Association. AT several or
the national conventions Of the Travel
iers' Protective Association the officials
Of these railroad associations have made
addresses. IN which they have recognized
the appeals coming from the knights Of
the Grip and stated that IL was through
such appeals that practical results had
been accomplished.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Cases In the Police Court.

In the Police Court yesterday the fol-
lowing cases were disposed Of:
Mahala Hickman. charged with being
drunk. thirty days.
John Kragle, 500 security for thirty
days for the same offence
Arthur Peters u years old. a vagrant
claiming TO have come TO this city from
Llkhart, Ind. will be held until his ante
cedents can be traced
Willie Booker. fined SO for fighting on
the streets.
Thomas Ryan was sent on 10 the grand
jury for malicious assault on John Hob
son. The accused cut Hobsons nose on
in a fight In a bar room
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
THE souTHERN's CASE AT MACON.
Charge Against the Road of Destroy
ing Competition.

MACON, GA, November 1S.-President
Samuel Spencer, Of the Southern railway
accompanied by ex-senator George +. Ed
munds, of Vermont; Francis Lynde Stet-
son. Of New York; General Henderson, OF
Washington, and Hoke Smith, OF Atlanta
arrived in Macon to-day.
They will appear before Special-Master
John p. Ross, OF the United States Court
on Monday, 10 represent the railway In
the case Of the Macon Sash. Door ana
Lumber Company ct al. VS.. the Southern
railway.
The plaintiffs, who are prominent busl-
ness-men of this city, pray for an order
enioining the Southern from owning ana
operating other roads which enter Macon.
The complaint alleges that the Southern
has secured control of number of roads.
notably the Georgia Southern and
Florida. and the Central of Georgia,
thereby destroying competition IN freight
rates TO and from Macon, and that this
is in violation Of the Constitution Of the
State Of Georgia. The case has excited
much interest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Hrlef Cnfhnlic N0feA.

Rev. John McVerry. OF Staunton. Va,
spent few days with Father McKeefry
during the past week.
Mr.. T. Martin is sick at his residence.
The McGill Catholic Union will meet on
Monday night
The memorial-window OF j. j. Blake
was placed in Position in St Patrick s
church during the week. Ii is greatly
admired. The second marble side altar
has been completed. and the work on the
main altar is being carried on as rapidly
as possible.
St. Mary's Beneficial and Social Union
will meet on the 2Sth instant The mem
bers Will receive holy communion in a
body to-day at 7 o'clock mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
THEIR BODIES INFERRED.
Mesdnmes Hundley and Martin Laid
TO Rest Yester8ay-Otber Funerals.

The remains OF Mrs. Annie T.. Hundley
and Mrs. Annie Wood Marshall, the ladies
who were the victims Of the sad tragedy
on China street Thursday, were laid To-
rest Yesterday. Their funerals took place
from Laure-Street Methodist Episcopal
church Mrs. Hundley's at 2:3O o'clock
and Mrs. Martins at o'clock. Both were
largely attended by sorrowing friends
The funeral OF Mrs. Julia O'Dwyer viii
take place from St. Patrick's church this
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The pall-bear-
ers will be:
Honorary-John Paul, ID. Mcnamara,
f. Burke and James Hartley.
Actiye-E,dward DOnahue. NJ. j. O'Con-
nor. Thomas O'Connor. John j. Kennedy,
John G. Neagle Daniel Higgins Mort
Hogan. and Phil Shea.
The funeral OF Mr. Nicholas G. Hobson
took place yesterday afternoon M 4
o'clock from his home. No G02 north
Twenty-seventh street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
MI SIGMA RHO SOCIETY.
Fund Bcjng Raised to Rcfurnish
Their Observation-Disclosures

An enthusiastic meeting OF the alumni
Of the Mu Sigma Rho Literary Society Of
Richmond College was held last evening
in the Sunday-school room of the Second
Baptist church. At this meeting contri-
buttons were made for the purpose or re-
furnishing the hall OF the society.
DR. J. J. Taylor, of Norfolk, presided,
and Hon j. Taylor Ellyson and others
made short speeches.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock a
meeting will take place at the college in
the society hall 10 formulate plans Tor
perfecting the work undertaken last eve
ming. Refreshments will be served. All
alumni Of the college and Mu Sigma Rho
are invited.
A meeting of the former Philologians Of
the college was also held yesterday, and
over 500 was raised TO beautify the hall
Mr.. Henry l.. Schmelz. of Hampton. has
promised 500 when the amount is in
creased to $500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
PADEREwsKrs ONE RECITAL.
His Only Appearance in Virginia
VIII he in Richmond. Dec. 18th.

Pianists come and go. each one has a
following Of some sort some large and
sone small. but Paderewsk stands SUI
prcmcly alone. His technique is so
simple. and yet so expert. He has the
nameless qualty-some times called mag
netism. sometimes cant-phrased as per
sorality-which battles every one.
Paderewsh will give his only recital IN
Virginia I'm Richmond. on December 18th
II will be the irst-night concert of mis-
tour. and the fourth appearance after
his landing i'm this country. Already nun
drods Of requests have been received Tor
tickets for this concert. and the guaran-
tee list has reached such dimensions that
there Is little doubt that the house VIII
be sold out before the night Of the con-
cert
Psderewsk has lately played with great
success i'm London. Paris. Moscow, St
Petersburg, and Warsaw, everywhere
before large audiences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
A DESPERATE FIGHT.
TI-Advised Attempt to whip n
Whole Family.

RALEIGH. y. c., November lS.-There
was. last night. desperate fight at the
home OF a white man, named Johnson.
who lives In this county, some fifteen
miles from here. Several men were en-
gagged in IL, ard four OF them were Sc
riously wounded two of them, perhaps.
fatally.
The trouble originated In a fight be-
tween two young men-John Butler and
Henry Johnson-Friday afternoon. Both
were drinking. and when they separated
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
sLOss-sHEFFIELD COMPANY.
Niessrs. Bryan and scott, OF Rich
nlnnd. AulonE the nirectOr

NEW YORK, November 1S-The Sloss-
Sheffield Company was organized to-day
By the election Of a board Of directors
including Joseph Bryan, president Of the
Richmond Locomotive Works, Richmond,
Va: Solomon Haas. Of Birmingham Ala.
f.. Rucker. Birmingham, Ala, and Fred
erick w Scott, of Richmond.
The company has an authorized capital
Of 800 900 eco, and 81. 100000 cash paid in for
the purpose of paying for properties out
side of the present company, and for the
development Of coal and iron properties.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Alleged counterfeiters Arrested.

ROME GA. November 1S-f'rank
Morse and Warren Goodwin were ar
rested i'm Murray county yesterday upon
the charge Of cOunterfeitng. The men
have been bound over and placed IN jail.
a large number of dollars and frac-
tional coins. and a complete set Of inn
Elements. were also recovered.
Spurious coin had been lately circulated
all over Georgia, the limitations being eX-
cellent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Chief-Justice Chambers Resigns.

WASHINGTON. d. c., November lS-
Chief-Justice Chambers, of Samoa, has
resigned, and his resignation has been
accepted, for the United States. one of
the three parties 10 the Berlin treaty, by
the President. The resignation will also
be made 10 Great Britain and Germany.
The latest official act Of Mr.. Chambers 5
was the submission of report upon ms
administration of the Office OF Chief JUS
tice up TO the time of his departure from
Apia. Identical copies Of the document
have been dispatched by mail 70 the for
eign Offices at London and Berlin.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Yesterdays Ambulance Calls.

The ambulance was called yesterday
morning at 1880 TO Twelfth and Basin
bank where a colored man had dislo-
Gated his thumb. and received other IN
i1ries through falling into a ditch.
Shortly after noon another call was
sent i'm from the Tredegar Iron Works
TO attend Roston Melton. whose arm had
been badly burned by red-hot iron bar.
Al 2.1O the ambulance was called TO an
old negro, who was Frustrated at Tenth
and Leigh streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Mr.. Alvey Is SIN Missing.

The search for Mr.. John T. Alvey. which
has been vigorously prosecuted for nearly
two weeks now. has developed nothing
tangible. No one can say whether he be
dead or alive, though his family and
friends are inclined to the belief that
he is dead.
The Richmond police have been asked
to take hold of the case. and endeayor to
find the missing merchant, and Ser
geant-Detective Tomlinson has been de-
tailed on IT,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
DIR. GUTHRIE's RESIGNATION.
Congregation VIII Meet After Morn
ing Service To-Day to Consider 1t.

The congregation Of the Second Pres
byterian church will hold meeting after
the service this morning for the purpose
Of taking action on the resignation OF
Rev Donald Guthrie.
The meeting is apt to be one OF more
than ordinary interest, and hence the at
tendance is expected TO be quite large. IL
is thought likely that the church will de-
eide 10 ask presbytery 10 release Dr.
Guthrie Presbytery meets AT Dr. Kerr :
church Tuesday morning az oclOck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

10 held IN the lectnre-room OF ora0e
nh,rch Tomorrow nifht at Sl5 O'Clock.
The election OF officers for the ens'' na,
voar Will be held at this time ~ 80
npcially dcsirous that "A fun a''ene ,,aa.s
be had at this meeting. as the ,,
now elected will be those In cha'se -, -
hp,d is held IN Richmond in 1900. Hence
a. a. Important that every brotherhood
man be present Monday night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
WANTS THE NEW PHONE.
An Effort to secure Option on Plant
and Franchise.

1t was stated by one Of the largest
stockholders of the Richmond Telephone
Company last night that an application
for an option upon the plant and fran
chise of the company had recently been
received and refused.
"Our plant is not for SALE said the
gentleman referred TO, with emphasis.
1--WE propose to continue business at the
old stand"
lie declined to give the name Of the
parties wishing TO obtain the option. but
il is believed that the new company re-
Gently formed in New York for the pur-
pose of securing all the independent
phone lines of the country wishes 10 get
hold of the Richmond PROPERTY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
GENERAL LEE IN RICHMOND.
lie VIII Leave for Cuba in Few
DayS-In Splendid Health.

General Ftzhugh Lee arrived here last
night from Philadelphia, and is stopping
al the Westmoreland club. He is in SPLEEN
did health and spirits, and will remain
In Richmond four or five days, to attend
TO private business. He will 20 10 Cuba
Immediately upon leaving Richmond.
General Lee was much pleased with his
reception at the Glover Club. in Phila-
delphia, which was cordial to a very emf
nent degree. The General spent a part
Of last evening at the home Of Mr..
Charles u. Williams, where Mrs. Lee is
visiting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
The Art of Enjoying the bible.

This is the title of a most interesting
book Just out from the pen OF Rev. Or.
Edward Leigh Pell. This is the fourth
book from DR. Pells pen this year, and
II is announced that he has another near
ly ready for the printer-a record which
in connection with his editorial work, en-
ttles him 10 rank among The most pro-
life Of religious writers. And his writings
are all bright and entertaining, as we'll
as helpful and uplifting The book Is IS
sued by the Idea Publishing Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
A CoaI-Thief Makes His Escape.

Charles Nelson. burly negro. who was
arrested yesterday morning for stealing
coal from a car on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railway. broke away from Constable
Meyer Angle. who was en- route TO Jail
with him and made his escape into the
swamp below Fulton. The man was al
most twice the size Of the Constable but
only succeeded In making his escape by
dodging through a wire fence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
NEWS IN POLICE CIRCLES.
Burglary on Grace Street-Car,-
Wheel and EGGS stolen.

Wheel ana Eggs stolen.
Thieves entered the house Of Mrs. NJ. III.
Watkins, 3lS east Grace street, in the
small hours Of yesterday morning, ana
stole a lot Of silverware. There is no
clue to the thieves. Clothing and other
articles of value were Left undisturDed.
A cart wheel was stolen from the store
of Robinson q Co., No. l25 north
Eighteenth street, some time during the
past ten days The wheel had been stand
Ing in front OF the store as sample, and
when Mr. Robinson had q call for cart
wheel ne found that this one had been
stolen.
Mir, j. f. Hare had a box Of eggs stolen
from, him. He things a bright-sknned
negro boy is the thief. The eggs were
i'm Mr.. Hare's wagon, and had been
brought to town for sale Mr.. Hare
stopped at the store Of Mr.. III. +. Halle,
No l706 east Franklin street, and when
he came out the eggs had been taken.
Willie Brown (cOlOreD was arrested
i'm the Second District yesterday morning
on a charge Of cutting Willie Green. I'd.
Lewis was arrested on the charge Of
stealing dog, the property of Mr.
Schultz.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
LEE TALKS WITH THE PRESIDENT
He VIII Soon Return To Cubn-H. b..
HMM and Henh 2 raOn.

WASHINGTON, November B-H. IL.
Hanna, Of the indianapolis Monetary
Convention. had an hours consultation
with the President TO day
Among the Presidents other callers
were General Henderson, of Iowa; Gene
raj Fftzhugh Lee. and General Wade.
General Henderson said that he had
simply called to pay his respects. Gene
raj Lee talked over the situation I'm Cuba,
especially Habana province. Of which he
is Military Governor, with the President
He will return to his post the latter part
Of this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
The Christian Science Cases.

AMERICUS, GA, November lS.-The
City Council, by a majority Of two, up
held the Mayor I'm the case of the Chris
tian Scientists, sentenced for refusing 10
be vaccinated, and the cases have been
certioraried 10 the Superior Court. In the
meantime the defendants are nomlnally
under surveillance, though not required
10 give bond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
Wedding Annixersarles.

Captain Frank Cunningham celebrated
tho twenty fourth anniversary OF his
wedding yesterday, and Mr.. II. c. Wal
ford celebrated the nineteenth anniver
sary Of his marriage. The former is City
Tax Collector and the latter Delinquent
Collector. Both work I'm the same office.
and they received host Of callers yes
terday and congratulations from many
friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
The boundary Case.

Governor Tyler and Attorney General
Montague have notified the Governor and
Attorney-General Of Tennessee that they
will meet them in Washington December
18th for the purpose OF comforting regard
ing the Virginia Tennessee boundary case.
The case will come up I'm the Supreme
Court shortly afterwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
The Music at AlI-sain,s..

The following music Will be sung to-
6ay at All-Saints' church: Opening vOlun-
tary, Largo HanoeD: "Magnifcat"
and ''Nunc Dlmittis." by Clark Whitfield,
III 10: anthem. "Ycal though l walk" by
Sir Arthur sullivan; closing voluntary.
Allegro Oiaydn), from the Military
Symphony.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19

Mavo. and the groom is a popular So""s
man Of Henrico. ..,,.. soooro,ad
The church was beautliuiiy 49, 49, n
cloth nf and carried brides roses. The a, at
PENDANTS were Miss II. S. Jones ana MI
y. Atkins. Miss w. Jones and Mr.: - -
Tinsley. Miss s. u. Jennings ana Mr.. ~,
Il. Mayo \ delightful recspiioh W., W.
Given at the residence of the pride pIo-
ther-in-iaw. Mr.. c. T. Blanton' after the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
AfInnfic-Const Line FLYERS.

WASHINGTON. November lS-The At
Iantic-Coast Line Will put in service to-
morrow night a quicker schedule on its
Florida and West India Limited train,
and on January 10Th next IL Will run on
this train a sleeping car through 10 Palm
Beach and Miami. on the same date IL
will put in service its New York and
FLORIDA special train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
VIII Move to Dismiss.

Attorney General Montague stated yes
terday that ne would move 10 dismiss the
appeal In the celebrated Wadley case.
which comes up In the United States Cir
cult Court OF Appeals on the 24th instant
His motion Will be based on the ground
that the sole object of the defence is de-
lay. The case has been pending three
years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
BUSINESS PERSONALS.

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methods MASON MEDICAL ION-
PANY, 121 west Forty-second street NeN
York. Book and advice free. 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-11-19
A Conference of Judges.

The judges of the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals were i'm conference yes
terday preparing the legal questions in
yolved in the Wilkes county N. c. bond
case. which was, by consent. sent TO the
Supreme Court of the United States.