Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-11-24
WANTS HIS OLD PLACE I. s;
Mnior Lynn VIII Try 10 Regain sa-,
perintendoncy ofssnte Ronitentis..
ary-senator Daniel W..augle asss,da: =
rrooeedinxs In rho Uni,ees si.to.t
Circuii Court = Orders Entered
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Richmond Va. Nov. 2S--Mfator SSB.S
W. Lyons, who was for four years:
superintendent of the Virginia Penis
tertiary. and who was beaten in the
last Legislature by: Major George NJ
Helms. to-day. announced that he had;
yielded to the wishes of his friends
and would again be candidate for
that position. ~
Major Lynn, 1t is generally COM
coded. made a most excellent Official
and under his management the peni-
Tertiary WAS a paying institutions He
made number Of friends while in
the office, and also many bitter enemies
by whom his defeat was encompassed.
Major Lynn Is late in getting Into
the field. but 1t is possible that his
previous good service to the State
may win himself enough adherents to;
seua s@s Sa. , y sb as who ~
livered an address here tonight before
n good audience on "English- Speaking
People" was this morning asked con-S
corning the letter published by the
New York Herald over his signature,
in which he said that he saw no en- Il 4
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recent election results. s
DANIEL MIsQUoTED. E.ai
Major Daniel said that he had been
misquoted. The sentence should have
read that he saw no discouragement,'s
for the Democrats. The Senator said
he had seen the original message sent
by him, and that the word was dis
couragement' very plainly.
U. S. CIRCUIT COURT.
In the United States Circuit Court Of
Appeals to-day the following rules In
bankruptcy were adopted:
Section l. Upon the filing OF petition
Tor review as provided for in section "a
tb) OF the act to establish n uniform
system OF bankruptcy throughout the
United States, approved July l. 1895. the
clerk OF this court VIII docket the cause
and shall forthwith serve "a certified
copy of the petition uoon the respon-
dent or respondents, or his or their
solicitor. through the mall or otherwise;
together with a notice to the respondents
| or respondents, to answer, demur or
move to dismiss said petition within,
iiftecn days from the date OF such
| notice.
Section g. The petitioner shall cause a
certified transcript OF the record and
proceedings of the bankruptcy court OF
the matter to be reviewed to be filed In
the clerks office of this court within
thirty days from the date of the filing
of said petition.
Section 8. Upon the filing Of such
transcript of the record the clerk OF
this court shall proceed to cause the re-
Cord to be printed as provided for In
the Esd rule Of this court and to fur
nish counsel on both sides with three
copies each. ,ss
Section 4. And such causes shall stand
| for hearing In their regular order But
! either side, upon ten days notice given
| to the opposing counsel. have the cause
| heard either at term time, In vacation
| or IN chambers upon the briefs,-unless
| at Its own suggestion or for good cause
shown the court shall order oral argu-
| ment.
Section 5. That all causes coming I'M
by appeal as provided In section IS OF
said Bankruptcy Act viii stand for
time or In vacation, and may be called
up by either party upon ten days no.
| tice as provided In section 4 OF the rule
Section E. All rules of this court lex
cept as herein modified) shall apply to
the proceedings In bankruptcy to which
this rule relates. &
Section Z. Nothing herein shall pre-
vent the court from time to time from
making for special cause, orders dimln.
| ishing or charging the time named
herein or any other suitable to expes
date the proceedings or to prevent in-
| justice.
Orders We're entered denying a re.
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