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TICTIMS or THE STELLA WRECK.
Company Deposits $40. 900 Toward Settling
the Claims for Damages.

Sprcia! C1h, D',pntch 10 THE Sun.
IONpOS. July 1.-THE London and South
western Railway Company. the owners of tho
steamer Stella. which was wrecked on tho
Casquet rocks in the Channel on March 30,
have paid into court the sum OF 100000 toward
settling the claims for damages lodged by
friends and relatives of the victims OF the dis
nSter
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
ROOsETELT'S OPINION or DEWEY.
or All Americans since tn. Civil War Hos
Highest in Popular Regard.

GOV Roosevelt has sent a check for S25 TO
the National Dewey HON" Fund which the
BROOKLYN Eagle is raising. together with this
letter: ,,,o
Oyster BAY. y. Y. July 1. 1884.
10 he Edi0r of N, BroOk'pr EIait. BrookiYn " r.
DEAR SIR; incloSe you a check as slight
token of my appreciation Of your effort to get
Whatever shape the Admiral himself deems
best to services 70 the country which have
Justly rendered him the man OF all sine" tho
civil war who stands highest in the popular ra-
"'THFODoRE ROOSEVELT"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
QUEEN DIVES THE PEACE DELEeA TIES.
Wilhelmina Proposes Toast to the Success
Of the Conference.

Special Cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
AMSTERDAM. July G.-Quecn Wilhelmna
gave dinner In tho palace here this evening
in honor Of tho delegates to the Peace Confer
ence. Her Majesty arrived from The Hague
this afternoon and was acclaimed by the crowds
who had assembled to welcome her. She was
accompanied by the Queen DowaRer About
forty OF tho leading delegates to the
conference arrived later and were at
once driven to the palace At the banquet
Queen Wilhclmina proposed toast TO the sue
cess of the conference and to the healths OF
the heads OF the States represented.
Baron do Staal President OF the conference
responded The guests stood with raised
glasses while a band played the national an
them. largely attended reception In the
throne room followed the banquet.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
Lindsay to BE brought Rack for Trial.

NVeeIa7 TlO7F V'NNNN" 7" HE NUN,
LONDON, July 1.-THE court to-day granted
the extradition Of Charles H. Forbes Lindsay.
who was arrested at Londonderry on June /
on board the steamship City of Rome, from
New York for Glasgow. charged with emhez-
cling Sl.+ll.6 go from the New York Mutual
Life Insurance Company
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
German singers to Honor Dewey.

The United German Singers OF brooklyn. in
Guiding thirty-siX societies. are planning big
musical tribute to Admiral Dewey soon aftNr
his arrival 4 special meeting OF the orRanZa-
ton will be held within two weeks to make
definite arrangements for the aTalr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07

The Latin-American Council Expresses It's
Thanks and Devotion.

srred' Cable Dsspoich 10 THE Sun
ROME. July 6.-Thc address Of the Council Of
attn American Bishops to the pupe has been
published. In it the bishops thank his Holt
ness for his work in strengthening the peoples
aud recalling them to the doctrines Of the
Catholic Church. The Pope. in brief reply
expressed admiration for the devotion of the
Bishops.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
Alleged Di.orderlv Flat Raided.

Detective Tompkins and two policemen OF
tho West Thrteth street station descended on
an alleged disordpry nat in West Twenty-sixth
street last night and arrested Bessie jacks
two other women and man. All four were
locked ur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07

Kills His Wife, Who Had Deserted Him
and Then Commits Suicide.

Special cable DrSpatch to THF Sun
BOMBAY. July 6.-Capt. Iremonger Of the
Durham Regiment was shot to-day by a rail-
way engineer OF the name OF Gregory whose
wife recently eloped with Iremonger. The
shooting occurred at Bandora.
Gregory. after shooting IrcmonGer killed his
wife and then committed suicide. Iremongcr
10 in a precariOus condition.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
FRENCH MURDERER GUILLOTINED.

Large Crowd Witnessed the Execution and
Cheered the Victims Bravery.
Special CdNr pr'rdt-h 10 THF SUS.
PARIS. July g Battle. the double murderer.
was put to death by the guillotinr in front OF
the prison at Rouen this morning in the pres
ence Of large crowd The prisoner slept we'll
last night, confessed took communion and
heard mass this morning and died courage
ously. The crowd applauded his bravery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
Cadets Return to the Mononrnhela.


Special Cdhh D''rnth IN THE SrS.
LONDON. July G.-The 200 cadets from the
United States training ship Monongahola, who
have been seeing the sights az London. re-
turned TO their ship to-day and will sail home
ward on July 4.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07

NUFTIWT VOF I7T'VuTTN N The NTN,
LONDON. July Capt Jcssop OF the Cam
bridge cricket team and two members Of tho
Oxford team wero arraiGned in the Police
Court this morning upon a charge OF riotng
outside the Empire Music Hall last evening
They were discharged
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
.4DTICE TO J.IPiSESE.
Emperor Urges His subjects to BE Cour-
trOus to All Foreigners.

Hp'rtd' rdbt, Despatch 70 THE SrS.
YOKOHAMA, July Elm view Of the coming
into operation of the treaties between Japan
and certain foreign powers, the Emperor has
issued a rescrpt enJoining the people to OBJ
serve courtesy and tact In their intercou rse
with foreigners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
Bank of Bengal Discount Rate.

SPECIAL Cab, E,spnteh 10 THE SUN.
CALCUTTA. July 1.-THE Bank Of Bengal has
reduced its rate OF discount from to per
cent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
QUEEN VIII RECEITE THEM.
American and Colonial Delegates to the
Women's Congress to Visit Windsor To-day.

Spnral CdLis DtSpdth IN THE SUS.
LONDON. July 6.-At the request OF La ly
Aberdeen the Queen will receive tomorrow at
Windsor Castle 100 Of the delegates to the In
ternational Women's Congress. which has Just
closed It's session here Most OF those who will
be received by her Majesty are American and
colonial delegates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07

really hrstclass summer resort, either az scashore
or mountain. make its locality known through THE
suns advertising columns. sUS readers seek such
pI4CGs.-AGp.
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In lnn.iAcrInE the Ah,isnh,l,tr

.''i'''!rG. .0methlnG you may never have done
".. select such mediums as Will give the
,'ulS without delay. SUN reader decides
= "i'A ana - able to pay for what he requires
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-07-07
BRITISH ANTARCTIC EXPEDITION.
Government willing to Contribute 1925, 900
IL the Promoters DO tho Same.

Sp,c,di Cnbie DrsIdt'h 10 The Sun.
LONDON. July 6-The Treasury has sGnihed
it's willingness to ask Parliament for a grant Of
f45. 900 for an antarctic expedition. provided
the promoters Of the scheme assure an equal
contribution.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-20

Sifden, Wultern iorie BON @efligel
unb Wilbpret unb- -pon 5arma1obuften
unb @emuien eeItattet, baaegen 1T in
onberen @ruppen hie 9ren3e nm 10
en9er ee5ogen uno 3fpar in FOLDER
Weiie, oob babnrh Der 3Ded Der 8ta
hinFGuio piro unb Die gambler felbIt
boeeaen proteItiren nerben. SD 3. 3.
1T Der SGubbonbler auf 9ttefel,
6hube uno uiboe findings" beT6rGnft,
Der Sabaf6dnbler auf 3abaf, Gioar~
rem unb HauderzWrtitel, Der M0bel@
bGnbler barf teinen 9eppih, Der gepa
niGbdnbler tein Stiid W0bel berfauz
fen, unb Der 9ieripirtb barf feinen
,2un6 Counter" betreiben, pbne fir
bos Yrioilsgium nit elmer baYonberen
2i5ensae6ii6r BON niGt penioer als
$500 beaablt gu haben Ber einen ein@
atgen Mrtitel ouBer bem fir Iein @ez
Ihaft ipecificirten pertouft, mub Die
2tsens be5ablen, Die 3ubem au6 NOD
BON Der suitdnbiqen gehDrbe Der be-
trefFerDen Stabt erh0bt tperoen tann,
aber ntdt niebriqer als fiinfbnnbert
Dollars angeiebt perben barf. Gs
miro fein unter'dieb 3IpiI9en groBen
unb fleinen 9eldoftsbGuiern gemad)t.
Der fleinlte Eetailz2aben mub biefelbe
2aTt tra9en pie bas erobe 9efhdft.
Oas tpiiroe pielen fleinen @eIhdften
balhigen Huin brinoen, Mon tann
poll annebmen, bab bieIe Sin nidf
9eIeb pirb. Nebsnbei lei cine Meube=
rlno Woncmoters betrefFs Der De-
partement=Stores erIpdbnt. Gr fina
por Sc Sssohren in philadelphia an ,lno
felt Der 3eit babe Die Sabl Der fleinen
@sHhdfte in iener Stobt in oleidem
Miabe 3ugencmmen !pie ftcb fein Store
perarOberte. Den 8eneis bes relatib
alei6en Wahstbums biir{te er aber
lppbl f9ulbig bleiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-20
9iscuS fiir 0cpartemcnt ct :rcS

eSm 6auIe Der lesislatur BON MiIz
lonri lit eine ppn Der ct. Souiier Wtez
camille MKreiation erpfpblene 8ill an
eenpmmen iporben, lpelhe burA bDbe
8eiteueruna ben Oepartementz5tpres
bas @e11Gft erIhlperen ion. 0ieielbe
tbeilt bic beridiebenen Nertaufsgesen=
ftdnbe in 73 &laifen unb OieIe lebteren
in % 8ruppen elm, nit ber8erfiiguns,
Def Niemanbem seftattet fetn 1pn,
Waaren aus mehr als eirer @ruppe
au oerfaafen, pbne pprber eine 2icens
er.pirft al -baber, unb DAB Die 2lcensz
iteuer nidt ipeniger als $500 fir iebe
peitere 0ruppe pber &lai1e BON Wda@
rem betraaen ion, bic Elm 6dnbler perz
fault.
ginaelne Der @ruppen 1inb 5iemli1
unfanareicb. 60 iinb in Der @ruppe
.Groeeries" 16 alaKen entbaltel,:
Hrobitoffe unb GebGd 3uder. 3u=
deriahen unb @Drup Ger,iiie -
Sbit unb NiiTe prdlerpirtesGleifcb
BrdferDirte Slide MeiereiprD-
butte unb Gier @efpiirae, Raffee
Ghofolobe etc. Dele, parfiimerien,
Geifen Gingemabte 5riihte nnt
8emiiie 5sife. Buriten, 9hndinne
etc. @erGi6ertes uno fri5bes
Sleiid Slide ltnb Ghaltbiere
Hdrm= unb @urtenprpbufte @ez
fliisel unb Milbpret 9abdf ,fnbs
Gianrren. Den Gleif9ern iit auber
ben 0erfduf BON frifhem unb pr6fer=
Dirtem Hleiih itber Mrt audi Der Der
iauf pon frifd5en 4lb einsema6ten
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-20

Die 5ranaolen piiIea ielbIt Die
trodenbite WiKenldaft, Die etatiltlf,
amiiiant su MAIDEN. 60 finben mir
in elmer pariIer 3eitihrift bic bier fre'
na9aebiloete 3eidnuns, aus Der ltb
eraiebt, lpie pisl 6eiratbsdancen -
in procenten aussebriidt - ,lniere
0amen baben. Das babel auerit in
Die 9luaen iprtnst, lit Die Sbatlad,e,
ouB es nidt bic iiinsfen unter Den
iiberbaupt beiratbsfdbi9en Oamen
iinb, tpelde Die beiten Musii6ten be-
iisen, llnter Die 9aube gu fomnen.
9enn auf Die iungen 9amen ppn 10
20 sSabren tommen, tpie bic Statiitittr
feitgeftellt baben. bon 100 5reiern nuc
13. Oaraus eraiebt ii6 Der Sroit.
baB bic jungen Wtdoden nod ni0t
Gneitli6 gu lperoen brau6en, lpenn iit
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-20

uber bic 20 binaustommen. SIN @ss
aentbeit. 9luf jebe 2o-25iabrige laus
ern 36 8snerber unb anf iebe 25--3tN
idbrtge nod INNER 20 pon 100: Don:l
erit itntt Die 3ahl unb Die 6offnung.
Nuf bic 3O-35jdhrisen fommen npb
alpDlf proeent, auf Die 35-4Oldbris
gen feds proeent unb nit elmer
Nusiidt auf flint proeent miihsn 1'4
Die Wittpen pber Die nWtauerblrmss
den" besniieen, bic, nenn lie es el1th
bielleidt au leuenen periuhen. 1chon
iiter bic 40 binaus iino nno anf Dle
so losgeten. N}otiirlih nerben ite nm
TO eber MusIi6t onf @inen bon Dielen
flint Yrocent habsn. ie srOBer ibre
Mittel 1inb. 0enn. tpie Elm Sher51
bib iast: Mdbd3en nit Morgenoaben
nimmt man aud on ibrem lebenss
abenb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-20
Die fibirifG,c &iicmDabn.

Muf bic @ollenbuna Der sroben ftbi=
riihen Gifenbohn ipirb man ipobl mod
aeraume 3eit narten miiKsn. Wie bas
rui1ifhc Blott nSibirsti QiItod" mit@
tbeilt, bat Die belpnbere gpmmil5iDn
unter Dem 8oriiBe bes osneenieurs9Ri=
chailOnsfi. Die heauftruat par, ale
btsher fertia aeitelltenStreden Der {ibiz
ril1en gtfenbabn genau gu unterlllz
6sn. ibre 9(rbeit beenbiet unb fie lit gu
benz GraebniB sefommen, baB es notb=
lpenbig Iein pirb, 9tnes url1subouen.
Man bat ndnllid, um bilIiqer unb
i6neller banen gu tDnnen, oar au
leicbte Scbienen permenbet unD Iiber=
bies ben sSeNer beeangen, auf biefem
au leihten 96ienenpeg bic }pn5t pora
aiiglidben. aber 5u fbiperen Compound
2ofomotipen in Yetrieb gu feben. sesn
sgolae better lit es aefdbrlib, auf Der
fibirifhen @ifenbabn nit elmer @ea
fdhlpinbigfeit BON nlebr als % Siloz
meter (ungefdhr Is enali1he Meilen)
ail fabren. llnldnef perunaliidte III
Der Ndbe Der Station ppldipinnoiu
Elm 3ng. neil q bieie 9Dbitsefbpinz
bigfeit iiberf6ritten bate. Mon iann
iih einen 8egriff bapon MAIDEN, ,pie
Diele Milionen bieler llmbau fD{ten
ipirb. ipenrt erf0brt, bob niIein berllma
bdu Der fogenannten HransboifoIs
linie. 6eren Mnl1ge ilngefi6r no WaiIz
lionen Mnbel 9efplttt bqt, anfspeniQz
tens - Miaionsn 9ef&dbt pirb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-04-20
Sprif mad 9eine.

SIM ipunberid)Dnen Winuat Mai,
Oils alle &nplpcn Ipranoen,
Sa ilo in meinem @arten
Sie Grblen aufge9an9cl.
sSnt ipunoeridDncn Mpnat N}oi
9lls aiic GDgel iongcn
ga bab' id) cine Sedc
6iir's SOpba ongefon9ei.
Tim irilbtens bic 9lunieu, bic flcineu,
QSie tief midi peripunDet DaS SclD,
SIC ipiirpen nit mir ipclnen
lin meiu percprbenes &leiD.
llnp pilbten iie mein 9ee5c,
Sic oplDnen Sterneiein,
Sic fdlnen aus ibrer $oobc
ltlp mualten cs lpteDer rein.
Sic olle tonncn's nitbt.piiicn.
9tur etne fenllt meln GeiD,
Sic bat ia lelbit aus Ntibgunt
Ycopilen lpir Das &leio.
Sd pil meme Seele taut6clt
Su Den &cld) Der Stlie blnein,
Sic 9ilie lpll flingeno bauden
Sin 4iep BON Der Sonte mciu.
GaS 2iep loa ibauern unD bebcn
99ie Der &ub bon ibrem Wtunp,
Zen lie mir chit 9"9eben
Sn Der 6lid= unD So0fclItuno'.
Gin Nsagpicin ipeib Gin e!cDcnntB
99ie 3lpei iit) baitis permdbi..
Sic laat IS ldnell elmer MnOcrn,
G,ic's einer Nnpern er,dblt.
Sic Inp're 1aat's luiener 'ncr 0npera
Tie laet's einer Wnbern laut,
Sa baben es iieben NnCere
Sipd) atDtSig slnpern pertraut.
is III cine ote Gelhidtc;
Sod bleibt lie in,mer nen.
Sic enDigt Dor Dem @eria)tc,
9iuei Mpnats giebt's, oIN orti.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
NEED OF RAIN Is FELT.
Dry and Cool characterization of
the Crops.

The United States Department of Agri-
cultures Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
Weather Bureau, Virginia Section. for
the week ending Monday, September 18th,
is as follows:
Dry and rather cool weather prevailed
over the State during the week, with
dewy nights and abundant sunshine. The
ground is becoming too hard for fall fall
lowing, and in localities where this work
has not been done rain is needed TO soft
en- the ground. Fail work is progressing
rapidly. The saving of fodder and other
forage crops is nearly over. Locally, this
work has been delayed by the cutting Of
tobacco. In the trucking districts, tur-
nips and fan vegetables need rain: the
former crop would be benefited in all Sec
tiOns by generous rains. Light frosts
prevailed in the western portion Of the
State on the nights of the 18th and 18th.
but no damage has been reported.
Corn-cutting has been general during
the week, and Is now nearly completed,
with the exception OF some late fields.
The crop is practically made, and while
some variations from the expected yield
are reported, IL will, on the whole, be a
! full average crop.
TobaccO-cutting and curing continues,
with good cures reported by many cor
respondents. The weather has been es-
pecially favorable for fiue curing. which
| is now about finished. Dewy nights and
plenty OF sunshine have been favorable
for the maturing of this crop. the bulk OF
which is cut and housed; yield full ave-
| rage or better.
Apples are still reported TO be dropping,
and even where average crops prevail
J they are reported defective. In portions
OF the Blue Ridge some good yields are
| indicated.
NOte.--1he season having advanced "a
the point whore the principal crops OF the
| state are either made. or nearly So the
publication OF the weekly summary will
be discontinued with this issue II IS
| however, desired that one more regular
repots be rendered by our correspond.
| ents; also, that a special report be
sent IN on October 10th next. which shall
embody the condition OF fall work up q
that time.
In expressing Its appreciation OF the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
NO CHIEF WARDEN YET.
Another Effort Made 20 Get n Hend
10 Wa. branch of l.. o. A. :.


10 Wa. Branch of l.. o. A. :.
The state of affairs Of the League OF
American Sportsmen in Virginia Is pc
culiar one. There are more than enough
members in Virginia to organize for busi-
ness. but so far no one has been secured
who will act as chief warden. The list OF
these members is given here: i. X. Rat
cIiff 1912 east Main street, Richmond;
Malcolm u. Hart. 1917 east Main street
Richmond: A. ID. Whitby, Saltville; X.
q. BIclxford, Newport News; l.. T. Chrls-
tian. 1912 east Broad street, Richmonu'
Luther Libby. Law and Equity, Clty
Hall: p. p. Winston. Law and Equity
CITY Hall: Charles O. Saville, Chancery
Court. city Hail; Jackson Guy, % Coo
din Hall. Richmond; w. Ben Palmer
corner virginia and Cary streets,
Richmond: Andrew Krouse, Il Wet
proad street; S. D.. George, Attain
tic Varnish Works. Richmond; X. c.
Baker. 8l4 north Twenty-seventh street
Richmond: ]. X. Lifsey, Manchester; o.
II. Berry, l0S east Cary street.
richmond; w. r. Massie, JOG east
Franklin street, Richmond; ). W.
Trayers. SOP west Franklin, Richmond
Thomas L. Jenress, Allen q Gin
ter's. Richmond; w. G.. Long, lS22 east
Main street, Richmond; S. G.. Atkins
corner Virginia and Cary streets Rich
mond; Henry T.. Vaughan, 10 south Four
tenth street. Richmond: Franklin
stearns. IS north Eleventh street. Rich
msnd; Or. A. 5. George, 8 north Second
street. Richmond; w. S. Pendleton, lOlo
east Main street. Richmond; Paul p.
Shafer. pOst-olIlce box 4i6, Rich
mond: ]. Clements Shafer. post-of-
fee box 4i6 Richmond; W. ASH
bv Jones. COZ west Franklin street.
Richmond; Horace S. Halves. 42 east
Franklin street. Richmond; II. W. Tlg-
nor. 1919 east Main street Richmond; j.
c. Tignor, 1919 east Main street, Rlch-
mond; W. A. Hammond, l0l west Broad
street, Richmond; c. ID. Wingheld, 4O'
west Franklin street, Richmond; i. h.
Victor 1Oi south Thirteenth street, Rich
rnond: Polk Miller. 900 east Main street,
Richmond: NJ. u. Hart, Pr east Main
street Richmond; IL. G. Hudgins gen
eral passenger agent, Norfolk and South
ern. Norfolk; w. u. Bevill, Roanoke;
Simon Sycle, IA west Broad street, Rich
mond.
Mr. M. d. Hart, TO whose energy and
great interest in Virginia hunting
grounds the above list Of well-known
names Is due, writes as follows to the
Dispatch:
we also have the application Of six
or seven more, which have not been sent
in. ] have been unable TO get any oil
tho prominent sportsmen on the above
list to accept the position Of chief war
den, therefore, we have been unable Il
do any work, as we have no head in tins
state. I suggest TO each member Of the
league 10 write the president. Mr.. G. o
Shields, 10 north Twenty-fourth street
postal naming one of the
warden. The gentleman thus elect
ed would surely be willing tC
serve for one year. 1t is highly essen
tial that we should be on a working ba
sis, as there is some important legisla'
ton on the subject OF game protection
which VIII come up before our next lie
gislature. Send in your vote at once.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
THE FEAST OF TAnERNACLEs.
It's Observance by the Hebrews of
This City.

The Hebrews Of the city are observ-
ing the Feast of ,Tabernacles. or succoth.
one of the joyous feasts of the calendar.
The festival lasts for seven days, and is
followed on the eighth day by the Feast
Of Conclusion.
The holidays do not end with the Feast
Of Conclusion. however, but the Feast Of
rejoicing in The Law follows, which IS
the most Joyous OF Hebrew festivals.
At this feast the last section of Pente-
cost Is read in the synag0gues, for the
purpose OF showing that the weekly read
ing of the law will commence again at
the beginning.
In the orthodox congregations this feast
Is observed as a direct command OF the
Scriptures. and is accompanied by spe-
cial ceremonies and services, such as the
bringing in of the products Of the field
as symbols OF the moral and religious
duties Of the congregation.
In the reform congregations this festi-
val Is observed with special prayer ap-
propriate 10 the occasion. and with les-
sons which contain the spirit OF the day.
All OF the feasts and holidays will be
observed with special service in rhe
synagogues Of Richmond on the first and
eighth days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
COURT ORDERS.


NIRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD IN
THE CLERKS OFFICE OF THE CIR
SUIT COURT OF THE CITY or RICH
MOND, ON THE FIRST MONDAY IN
SEPTEMBER. 1899:
Henry Cohen, who sues for the benefit Of
William L. Nelson, assignee. Plaintiff,
against
Charles A. Yost and G. Andrew Yost
partners trading under the firm-name OF
Charles a. Yost e CO........Det ndants.
In Case and Upon an Attachment Re
turned Executed.
The object of this suit is 10 recover
against the defendants the sum of one
hundred and seven dollars and twenty
nine cents, and 10 attach the estate or
debts owing. TO said defendants within the
city Of Richmond and subject the same
TO the payment Of the plaintiffs claim
And affidavit having been made and
filed that the afiiant believes that the
defendants are not residents of this State,
they are required 10 appear here wthil
fifteen days after due publication hereof
and do what is necessary 10 protect their
interests in this suit.
A Copy-Teste:
T.. NJ. ROWEBIE. Clerk.
William and Henry Flegenheimer, p. 4.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
OLD ID O III n o n
haSA- STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
H~S1tNS.N DAILY LINE FOR
Y y NEW YORK.

Passengers can leave Richmond daily
via Chesapeake and Ohio railway, At
3:i5 T. NJ or Richmond and Peters
burg railroad Norfolk and Western route)
at y A NJ, connecting al Norfolk with
Old Dominion Line steamer, sailing same
evening at 1880 o'clock for New York.
All-water route steamers leave Rich
mond via James-riyer route every Mon
day and Friday at y. NJ.
Tickets on sale at Richmond Transfer
Company's. 9o3 east Main street; Chesd-
peake and Ohio railway, and Rich
Inond and Petersburg railroad depots, ami
~ Companys office 1912 east Main street
Richmond Baggage checked through
FREIGHT.
for New York and all points beyond can
-. shipped by direct steamers sailing
eVery MONDAY and FRIDAY and BY
suxiiiary steamer sdlllhg every WE'D.
StSDAY and SATURDAY at = +. III
IRVING freight and steerage passengers
- Soriolk, where connection Is mads
WY, Manifest Hest ciosed one hour before sailing
time. s..d o,d .fo,,,...,
.,feeSasa hills of ladng issued for al
snarybern. eastern, and foreign ports.
i'0' FROM NEW YORK
passengers can leave daily except SIM
Az al 3 =. NJ. SATURDAY T.. M 20
1asJ ar Old Point Comfort, Connect
Norioik otNorfolk and Western raiir"I =
ing Mike and Ohio railway.
ol n,rn,.t steamers passengers and freighD
Ia tS,,es river leave every WEDNrS
wa 'et' " NJ, SATURDAY p. NJ.
DAl ,',t for Richmond BY steamers via
..fIteais1t MONDAYS and THURSDAYS 8
P NJ. - COMMANDS pio. ~, o.
san Stver foot Of Beach street.
N Eight received and forwarded daily
except sunday.
For further information apply to
f'' JOHN +. MAYER. Agent,
1872 east Main street,
Richmond, Va.
II. II. WALKER, j.; j. BROWN,
Trafic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agt
General Offices: Pier 70. \. r., New
York; SO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-20
nrotherhooa Meeting Tonight.

An adjourned meeting OF the local
council OF the Brotherhood of st. Andrew
will be held in the lecture-room of Grace
church tonight at SJ5 o'clock.
The question of the ACCESSIBILITY of hold
ing the National Convention of The
Brotherhood in 1900 in Richmond will be
considered and discussed by every
brotherhood man in Richmond.