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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

1t begins to look Os though the liquor
war was to be carried on 10 Bennington
The proprietors OF FIVE places 10 which
anor is said TO be sold we're summoned
Thursday afternoon to appear before
Judge Start, December 30tb, and show
cause why tie places should no. be tenn
porsrily e1joined. Three Of the plsces
are hotels, II is understood that smother
batch OF sam monses will be served on
other parties soop,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

George Roy, driver Of the Fiecbville
stage, lost two horses Tuesday nisht 10
some xhst peculiar way They we're
stabbed AZ usual 10 bis bsrn at Fiechville
Tuesday evening, Near their stalls YES .
pile OF green thsvirgs and in some wsy
it was set fire to, not breskinr out into
flames bu, emittings smudse and smoke
which sufiocsted the horses.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

Gen. Ieonna Wood DO. bses appointed
nlliur, Gonrsor Of Cab.- he has done
great vcfs 10 tie pfo,lnnc Of Sssiisso
and TIE Cabsus l.ke him, 20 that there -
. good epp0rtatny Tor bin 10 tfins
shout ace sbd galei 10 the Island. A
G0VtrhSr bs, alec been sppoisted iof The
rortlou Ci The lslsnd u LaEsn aud 90 Il
temp, sill b. made 10 orssniEs loesl civil
sovsrbmsui, siribs The na,ives share 10
The wtff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

The work upon the Rutlspd-Csnsdisp
Railroad will continue for the rester part
OF tue rester part Of the winter, although
the layin OF track bss been suspended,
There are nov IL steam shovels 10 opera
,ioD along the lie one having been recent
ly added 10 Colchester. The force OF
men at work is slated TO be about 900.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28
Asa cure for rheumatism Uh,u bsrl.io's

rs cufe io' 'neum'''oW
Pain Balm il gsiiing eide reputation.
d b johnson OF Richmond, lad. has
been II. ubled With ihst sllment since 1862
10 speaking oil II he says; II never found
snything tbs, would relieve me until
nsed Cham berlsiu's PAN Blm. IL sets
like magic uith me Nv foot was uollep
and psinipg ne very mach, but one good
application al PAN Balm relieved me. For
sale by Il Whippif, Msuchestsr Centre;
A n Ptttibooe, Mach ,ster Depot
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

Dr.. II, II. Hidden. sannii Ala. .ys.
II isibf Ko5ol Dyspspsis Care il ,lpen
did medicine prescribe il, and ny con
adsuee 10 II gross Glib oonii5ued nss .
IL aise,t. What yen 80, .ni qairtiy eures
dyspepsls spS indigestion, J u whipple.
Manchester Centre; A II fetiibone Man
chester DEPOT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

Who are injured by the use OF coffee. he
Gently there has been placed 10 oil the
grocery stores new preparation called
GRAlN.O, made oil pure grams, that
takes the place OF coffee Tne most deli
cate stomach receives 1T without distress,
aud but few can tell it from coffee. II
does not cost over 4 .s much Children
drink il with great benefit, 10 eta. and
% c,s. per package. Try it. Ask for
GRAIN.O.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

Every day Is q record breaker in the
euorm Gus amount OF ireisht trsffic through
Island Pond. Never before was there
such . volume OF business transacted.
The yard from one eud to the other IL
Jam med with cars and 90 fast IS one train
gets ont another comes in and takes its
place. and so it goes Oh every twenty.'our
hOnFe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

TIE bensb 10, assneiti tih ~ 10
evs vhisk Il M pla q a zsJ fss' no
ors fscsttr stogtsa ~ tie hss's. 9th
.esss .nsb8nt&tt 10 either e.ss . eos
isrtses oaEnilies sll b. n9sifss, bot
tiers 10 % 6ctti Inst The ssli sIsS5sa
vii te .aoyls8 hy bsit testa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

eonpssy u.ss 9th The late william
Csrrbsll The sail 10 ose Of ioof Of
rr.siicaliy ihs .ms lha. The jury 10
tie esss 81 Crspsios .ssipn M.itison h.s
retained . verdict fof TIE dticSasut
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

II l. tipeetsi thtt sstock company
siib $40 900 cspt. sill be organized al
Ludloy 10 eobirol The tiik mil, tao snilss
81 OF tasl ,iipge II the iudrstry 10
sell established Il viii bring 200 more
people to Llilov
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

10 Bennington Coasts OF tat trial
Of the ease of the knson 81 schise CON
pssy sssinst John +. Hoidsn, sd9ipislrs
tor, ve bsspa Thsnisy. TIE snii is
ons Of rspltrin and gtoss out Of ,rsc
tseticr 10 The ssls o, nsctinefy which The
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28
CoMMIs sIOsERs' NOTICE.

Fssie u May 4. nAHiLETr
The undenignsd, haying been sppoin ed BY
tbs Hon Probate Court Tor tha Distriet ~ van.
chester, C9nmissiorefr. 20 receive, eIsmine
and afJ1st sil claims aud demands Of al pei.
sons Egsrsi the estate u
Mars X Bntett late ~ Manehsstsf
IN ssld District dst,ased a. q all ia ms exhibit.
ed 10 eject thereto. Lertby pigo notice that No
viii meet Tor the pnrposes sf0fesaid al tho
Col5urn House al Manchester CeutIe on
he lib day ~ June u1rs ON one
O'Clock N, uttii fur o'coct D. N rad
d.y. and that sii months from The IN dr.
Of Dcsmber A D issg IL tie line limited b.,
ssd Q III Tor .sid creditor. ~ trs.ent heir
D.sd Al Manchester this 7th DAY Of Dee.mt,,
D. isfe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

Miss Flora Ciuf 10. daughter OF Mrs,
Thomas Hs~ley Garfield OF Burlington,
ard Norman Harold Camp, Of Burlington
viii be msfried at st, Paul's church, Bur
lnstor, on Monday evening. Jsnusry j.
at s O'Clock
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28
- A trrE Crhr roE CH0Vr
IscbiI Eve Tssu Castiabi Tee Wildcats
FAilsrs


TIE ar.i ia6ie.t,os % etonp 10 hosrsc
Gets aud 10 cbsld eat jet to tsss dssssss
!, nsy bs taiep 40 suft .isp OF tse ~
ptpseh q % suset folio.ins tks
hasrsebe's IL q psebliu ROACH esash. II
Chsnbstl.it. Cagsh Remedy 10 sivsr -
soen /. the etild bteame, bosre. OF even
siur toe efoapy coash sppssrs, II will pre-
veni ibe sftsck Il il ssed N msby tbous
spds 81 bonts 10 tbis broad land and never
ai.spfoipt, The stIIoB, mothers We
havs yet 10 issfB Of siosle iostsnes 10
uhiob u has not proved ,fscla.i No
Other pftpautioa esn stos such record
--ipen,y ave esri constant ose without .
isilute Fof sale by II wbippie. Man
chester Csulf,: A u Pelub pe, asnebes
ter 4. pct
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

{ ,OMMIssIONERs NOIICE


Esta'e ~ o1lG6s iilLtTf
Tue ahdtrsignsd, htylps been Ippointsd Ly
TIE Hoo, ffpbAts Court fof the Distilol of Mar.
chester oommiss.onsfs, 10 fecaiFs, eIsuibs AID
sdlust ali elaine aud dsmauds Oh an ue,,ons
agsinst the estate u
6ngss Huieit late of Report
~ ssid District decesstd and ali elsims srhtLit.
Cd 10 ohssi thereto, hereby give Hoiles that 30
vii meet Tor the parpOtss sfOfesAid AZ the
house - Johu Leach ln SAID hHgeu On
the zifh day ~ Nay nefi, tom cue
8'cleeb .. ntiH inHt e'ooek r. H. %
said day AID that ola mouths from ne
kiih day u k0sf inter- A. b. IsJ3 10 tie time
sln.ited BY said Court Tor said creditors 10 ore.
sspt then claims 10 "a for sssmiBsi.oB .ad
siiosEDoe
Dated al EaDen this 2iih day Of s0ysm
her A u. 1893.
CHARLIE pHiLLIPs,l
LDHAtD LEACH, Cem'ts.
Nm. JONES.
y. y, rsEtL, Administrator, Parist, w. as
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

In Manchester Csbite, nse art Ny Rev, &, A.
hfsalpra, NJ Ntnasd L Ne.tou u fvetst,
Mas and MFs Mar 4 nsutdlol " hasot ester
OSefe
10 naston, Nee n,h NJ Ea~in q H1lh
and Mics MstY kohtflson 10th u llnsiAa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28
Births.
Marriages.

Atn,pett.ist psps,. nes SD lssshtst 10
NJ .nd Mfs : I bspusy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28

REFRIGERATION and ROOM MOULDING
N al u 4 MiliSuNS
May 2Ah, ~ su Manchester Crntte, VI
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-12-28
w "A III II -

AareritsssasSi usde, TtD Resd, Tsa 70, 1. a
Ltts Mach lasnsgu.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
r, NJ Mrs. Sarah Elliott.

Mrs Sarah Elliott. widow OF JON" 90
,,ott died yesterday afternoon d, - 80
n'cIock: aged 70 years. Deceaseu ',s,u
been sick for several days from an o." ~
tack of grip, but yesterday was leelihs "a
much improved that she got up, ar
while attempting to dress was sei<eu W. 49,
beart-failure. and expired in a lew ma
ments. Mrs. Elliott was porn anu leo" ~ "a a
In chesterfield county, Va. but slhce ens
death of her husband, which occuLL ,.u
during the civil war, had resided WIN
Mr. John C. Walsh, one oil the oiueaS
residents of Church Hill. So tender anu
deyoted were the affections between pro-
tber and sister that the sudden oedti "
Mrs Elliott is peculiarly sad in the pc
T ,rsI II brings to her brother whC
&c nearing fourscore years. DeCease =.
was n woman Of many beautiful trans ~
character, being especially kind to tn'
sick and distressed, and by her amlapi'
manners and sweet face and disposiu o'
rnolrinp friends of all with whom sl
came in contact. TWO children-MrS' Ia
Their Camp and Mrs. Judson H. toru-"''
several grandchildren survive her. 9.
The funeral will take place rom ..
Johns Episcopal church Sunday ai'er
noon at o'clock
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
piiou's Bill Next Week.

The clever people who have all TINS
,oor,er tbe natrons of the Bijou will
nlose their engagements here tonight,
IA nevt week an entirely new bill will
be presented The names Of those VINO
will compose it are Fox and Allen , Maie
NJ conrov and Fox), sketch artists; Wits
ond T.oretta "the tramp and the gay
soubrette''; Review Comedy Four; the
Cernellos sketch team: jeanette Elliott,
acrobatic dancer: Dunbar and Harris
acrobatic comedians; Helen Tuesart'
soubrette. and the American Vitaeraph'
with new pictures. -. 1870
Press Eidridge, the black-face mono
,oe,iist came here comparatively I'M
known but he has made himself great
favorite. There will be matinee al Lne
Riiou to-day and this evening the per-
formers will say farewell, for the pres
emit TO Richmond audiences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
The Boys bureau.

Tho work Of furnishing interss'hs, r.
tractive and instructive literature 10 ~
bovs and men of Church hi IN IN, tne a
own homes) goes on with unapateu SUI
cess and each week adds some new ~
fractions and new members 10 the put 80 eslu,
Tbe 100 membership marx mas ,.h
nassed and it has been decided 70 "l'ns
draw the limit and open the doors 10 %
,osrv as desire to enroll. DuTlhB the
mast month very acceptable donatio D.s
were received from Mrs L. NJ. BiIiotu
and Miss j. r. Henning, OF 'he flch-
mond High School. and a nucleus LOT d
library has been formed by gifts rom
the r. +. Johnson publishing Company
Iulius MEYERS Sons. the Bell Book ana
STATIONARY Company, and the fresDyee,,
r,an Roard Of Publication. The nominal
fee charged is barely sufficient TO meet
The expenses. but the superintendent says
"he is proud 10 be able TO fling our tnls
banner: Any boy too poor 20 pay the re-
ouired fee may have full benefit OF mem,
| bership bv presenting a ceruncate OF
| recommendation from a Church-Hlli pas
! tor or Sunday-school superintendent
| The bureau, at No. 900 north twenty
fifth street. will be open to-day from
o'clock until 9. between which hours the
public will be welcome TO visit 1t and ex
anime its literature.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

psassngers can leave Richmond daily
eIceot tuesday TUESDAY freight onlW
via Chesapeake ana Oi,iS and aI'T Pc
s az railroad CSorfolIS and western
, ersDafs a. NJ, connecting at Norfolk
r Titb ola dominion Line steamer sailing
same eveWTPpg az WS : z flR'f ROUTE OF
Steamship RICHMOND leaves Richmond
ser pWnnaay al i. M. Tor New itrk
via James rivSI =. Richmond Transfer
TicFets on sals A. , hlGnin s1reet Sbe.o-
n 0oIlpa and Ohio railway. and RICHMOND
pe pen epetersburg railroad dep9ts, ana az
sompanys Office lSlZ east M tbrosb ,ee''
Richmond. Baf TSReffiG GNsD '"'O'
- vc-.s ana all points beyond can
TOT bn shipped by direct sleanlyr saiIlnS irons
Richmoho ,esmer leaving Richmond every
also, ~ ssynAY AND SATURDAY at ;
W II, for Norfolk. connecting with
+. VI: FOR New York ,o ,,u
st Wsna,nifest closed one hour oeiore sai''ns
time. received and forwarded. AMI
Erei gb bills OF lading issued for all
northern. eastern S aE% io YORK Oi'S
can leave daily except Sun
Passen p NJ Saturday =. NJ &c
SNaorfoik or old Point GW8 nstsrn G TaiIroad
| ing WIN lake and Ohio railway.
/ or CneeA sgteamer (via James-river route)
Direct $50 SATURDAY z +. NJ. pas
ssSssr. ev sna fsgh and fr5Sst b
snd %WsTEsDNEaDAY9 at ?: NJ b,er No p
SdilinGs Fnot ~ beach street.
Motif MOTH Il, n.y. received and forwarded daily
except sunday. ,a,,or ann,v m
For fur' n tStuH r MAYER. Agent,
1872 east Main street,
Richmond Va.
c,,u,audeu. Vice-President anC
W L. Manager New York oc q
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
FUNERAL OF REV. s. II. EVANS
Remains Of This Consecr"'eo
Cod Laid Away Yesterday

The funeral Of Rev. Samuel H. h rS-h,
whose death occurred Wednesday his 81.
at Has o'clock at his residence ,eok no place
norm w. VIE Inleb-street Baptist church yes
,e p,a afternoon at o'clock, oondrc,ed
e the impressive service was ca GonHI Hen
by Revs. N. Ashhy J %1,lisH n. The The inter
ing ing ana y1as mad made in lakewood Cemetery cry
m isnrs w srs also ESQ, buried his wife and son
| and daughter. % ors old at his
ddatb and many of these years W..
o onant in the Gospel ministry. His laD9r'
PRINCIPALLY in ,G cs' 5s w G'y f pastor
where for long eliI in Richmond he hat
do u, err great deal of mission WORK, am IN,
h,s offorts have been far reaching iol 'N'
ap f1 Of his fsow .aa sn Hs T psy
His Vie life was one of great purity 1' III
r nls I'I Wholly to the high principles oil III
/ calling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
AN INJUNCTION GRANTED.
u. 6. Court Gives "Castoria" manu-
sucturers an Exclusive Trademark

-
fucturers an Exclusive Trademark.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, January ID
The Centaur Company, of New iork'
Yesterday obtained restraining or
der from the Federal Court against Ed
ward Robinson, a Terre Haute druggist
who was charged with using wrapper
for n bottle which bore the word Gas
toria." and was in other ways similar 10
a wrapper used by the Centaur company.
Through letters from a Kansas city
druggist and an Indianapolis man, the
New York Company alleged II learned
maj Robinson was lawfully initiating "A
wrapper used by the Centaur Company
the lawful proprietors Of the preparation
known as "Castoria." 1t was claimed
that the spurious label was pracucaliS
the same in appearance as that OF the
Centaur Company, excepting the laDel
used by the Terre Haute druggist mao the
name of Samuel Pitcher the inventor Of
! Castoria. I'm place Of the autograph OF
Charles II. Fletcher, president Of the Zen
taur Company.
Samuel pitcher, the inventor, is prac
ticing physician. living at Hyannis, Mass
Mr.. pitcher sold his rights in Castoria 4
the Centaur Company, of New York, III
plaintiff 1t is thought by imitators
Castoria generally that Mr.. Pitcher
dead.
The defence contended that Robinso
has the right to make and sell Castorif
Judge Baker said that IL was the duty
any person placing a preparation on IN
market to make 1t clear to even carele'
buyers that the goods offered were M
those of an old well-known manufacture
and that the new manufacturers Inu
use devices such as would leave no oou
as to the origin of the goods In issuii
the injunction Robinson was denied u
privilege of selling Castoria with iape
resembling those OF the centaur COZ
pany
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
supreme Court of Appeals.

Richmond Union Passenger Railway
Company VS. Richmond, FREDERICKSBURG
and Potomac Railroad Company Argued
bv Wyndham Meredith for piainun IA
error. and Hill Carter for dstendah' III
error, and submitted.
Beatty VS.. Barley, etc. Argued oy 'V. -,
NJ. Johnson for appellant ana oailuel ~ -,
provt for appellees, and continued until
Monday next -. ooor,
washington Southern Railway COMPANY
va Roslvn Packing Company. DISMISS
ed. Agreed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
knuG GOES TO JAIL"
. Given six months for As"'''""
-. . Laramie shooting o"Se'

w II. Krug. the young man VIZ 90
charged with being particeps cri''l'" s,oht
Tho shooting Of Mr.. ]. f. Dunstai, - =,
onerator for the Chesapeake ana on,o -
lorraine. was tried in the Henr'co -
=, court yesterday and given SIX TX, ' ,lOn,yn
- Sau and fined $40. Krug IS wen .or,a
.. ., pichmond. and hitherto he mas vi No., 80
~ ,,erv good reputation. HIS people nv ~
a, proad street in the neighDornoouo ON, ~
on on pase- BAN Park. and he was NJ
sne there during the period thae ~, ,ho
w. " " bradley was In eohuo' ~ ad-
, w, r n franchise The young man s an,
h ,a,,,ed that he was with Clarke at ' NE
,,noe ., the shooting, but denied , ma he
Ma been a party to it. asserting p '' sboo,-
I'D sold the pistol with when ., se,e anJ "a
n ,, a so. done to Clarke for riie anu "a -
10 clarke was tried Thursua 49, ""'
sent "a the penitentlary for thiee ,y, .,ee,
Tbe Henrico Circuit court WI, I'm In
,,ondav, and the following jury mas ,i 1eU"
snynmoned: John Archer, FRANK ra i
Mver Angle. II. G. voegler. J. w. Ia 1ynnt
r TYLER. James +. Robinson, Jaco.
E,bank John 2. Schan, J. NJ Suhua'
and w. II. Parker
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
MIR. CHRISTIANS FUNERAL TO-DAY.
Deceased Lenvss IA Large insurance
for His Family.

Tho remains of Mr.. +. d. Christian
who died at his home, corner Of Franklin
and Henry streets. Thursday morning
will be laid to rest in Hollywood to-day
and his funeral will take place from 81
paurs church at / o'clock. The pail
bearers will be:
Active-J. X Branch, c. f. BOILING
Leigh r. Page, Saunders Hobson' l. -
Gordon. T. NJ. Perkins, w. r. Massie' c.
p. Lathrop, William Grant and F. NJ
Honorarv-C. w. Branch, James n.
Rovd. Joseph Bryan, John p. Branch
G u. Langhorne, Major James H.
Dooley. w. r. Trigg. w. II. Jones' "
Newton. Colonel j. p. Purcell, General
n NJ Logan, Colonel W. Il. Cutshaw
DR. George Ross. d. d. Talley, DR.. J. A
white. 70. G. Leigh. Jr, James Il. Pace
Major Robert S. Archer, Major OtwaA
All of the foregoing pall-bearers arr
reouested TO assemble at the residence a
IL o'clock.
A detail from Lee Camp will assembl
az the hall. in FUR uniform, at l2:SO 10 al
tend the funeral.
Mr.. Christian probably carried on III
life as much insurance as any man Il
Richmond with one or two exceptions
All told. his insurance Is estimated a
about $4,000. A little book, publishe
about four years ago in the interest c
insurance companies. gave his amount
! insurance as $4,000. OF this amour
$4,000 was held In the Mutual Life lr
| surance Company OF New York. He ais
had IN the New York Life Insurance Con
panv $4,000. and in the Equitable OF Ne
| York. $4,000 1t Is understood Mr.. Chris
| tian also had some insurance IN the Mai
haitian, of New York; the Connectic'
Insurance Company, and one or two oth'
companies, but as some or these con
panies are not represented in this CITY,
is impossible 10 learn the exact amour
the policies will aggregate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
Sunday mt the Association.

The SERVICES at the association build
ing to-day and tomorrow will be OF regu-
lar character. and helpful alike TO men
aud boVs The Junior and Boys Bible
class will meet this mornins at SAP
o'clock. Rev. DR.. +. l.. Pell will conduct
the study of the international Sunday-
school lesson in the Association Hail THIS
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, and there VIII
be social PRAYER service in the par.'or
Tonight al 10 o'clock Tomorrow the
mems meeting will be held in. the music
room at o'clock, in charge OF the cnalI-
nan az the Religious Work Committee.
The meeting will be opened with praise
service and a number of young men
viii take part. All are cordially welcome;
The BOYS Gospel Army VIII meet az
bovs ON the subject Christ as a Boy.
The Bible classes will meet as usual al
515 O'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
DISBAND THE FIRST.
FEW COMPANIES, WITH THIN RANKS.
M the Three That Did Not Go Z" VIM
INT Half show Up mt
ra,L NJ Reorganization With Ne"
Iise--The Uniform Fund.

.S,o.s ere largely in favor oil 'ho
.,-,s,~.,, q, the First Virginia hesi
-, =, M distant date. In military
~, :, e. ,houeht that the Inspection "'''
=, ,ne Armory Thursday nish' We"
~ n preliminary to this emo o,rce
The has. in fact, been no ree''"~ rera
a., ,o,- compa MESA, b. c. ana
,,,s,ered into the Federal service D1 s,s-
...,..,,on WAS held intact, as 10 O''
.s's.o, could be had without an exc
tive order. Now. however ''" tac,
.,,oc,,on has officially reveaieu Il
to, there are but three coinpdi'e'
s''s ~'.,, and that these three cohpaii'e'
oon only show IS per cent. oil inc" NJ
,,~ns,in at inspection, there seems u O'
no doubt that an executive o''
bandment will issue.
TO RECOMMEND 1T.
Indeed. 1t is asserted that Coionei So
,ha rsnector-general. will recomneh"
~ act,on ON the part of the Governor
Tho eenrit de corps Of the regiment mas
been at a low standard Tor sonle .,ia'o-
There have from time 10 tine peen aro',t
|
! three wears ago II became necessary 80, -
| r. Governor to issue an order orsdh.Aii,e
- General court OF inquiry 10 lhVeSus
~ troubles in the regiment. SihCe ei"'
,trca however. most of the oinceis -" ~
| uere said 10 be on bad terms VIZ" 80
e,he, have resigned, and matters H"'0
been dragging along -. 90 the ex-
| THE officers make no secret Vi 'IS
;sHng conditions. and 1T is uhuei 80
that an executive order for the u Iio,aaa
ltng of the regiment would not be olsp'
tro IN them. for they beneVe th"t ~,
recinent could be reorganized OH q -,
lhatter basis than now exlslf' anu -
-. ufa would be infused into the rahh
and file.
THE FIRST'S MONEY
r Att rlan there ls. however one draw
hock The First Virginia Regiment ma
~ horl, IN the credit Of It's colonel iais
80, 90 money derived from us pa@dai
,.hic, u,as deposited there for the ON
nurnose OF purchasing new gray ui'iLoi III =,
SroIaroI Anderson does not think that ~
wouId have the right 10 turn tnis iiioiio
"ner IA a regiment which might be or
o,anized IN succeed the present one am
he &c therefore in a Quandary. Altogether
tho situation is considerably lhNolNeo
and the officers Of the State militia ar
no little perplexed. ,,s
The majority Of the men who were mus
tered out Of the regiment and into Uhci
sans service have si8nifed their Wiiilht
nees m re-enlist in the State service, Pre-
vided there is a reorganization or IN
. First Regiment, but they will motor
least but few OF them will-enlist III u
| regiment as IL now STANDS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14

A, axtra north-bound freight traln on
,iantic-C Coast Line met with an ac-
c ehs yesterday morning at 2:S5 o'clock !;
q, Enfield. The locomotive, tender, ana
az so,r hoy hnyecars Jumped the track: The
train tran was going at SLOW rate OF speed
naannt,a5 - more serious accident. A wreck
inc train was sent Immediately to the
scene of the accident, but 1t was O'Clock
before the derailed locomotive and cars
we're again on the track and traffic could
Ne resumed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-14
baptist Home for Aged Woman.

THE annual meeting OF the Board OF
Women will be held at the home on the
afternoon OF Monday, January 18TH. AT
O'clock. The presence OF all trustees.
patrons, and lire-members Is ea'nF"tl.
desired as there, are many matters oi
Great trnnortance to be "a scus. 4
can only be done at full meeting. me
ladies urge that all these make a special
effort 10 be present. owing TO the great
need OF consultation just at this time
with those interested In this work