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The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-09-02

saddle horses ........ 25
Peyron, Rafael, assessed imp
on poss. rights. ...... 100
Rice, L L. raised on value of
improvements ......... so
Rice, I l., cattle added to
lst. 4OO
Russell, Chas., assessed on
lot and improvements. -. 125
Rice, j H, raised on value
of improvements. 10
Rankin, E B, raised on val
ue ofimprovements. 80. $50
Smith, H Il, raised on value
OF lou. 49,. ........ 5OO
Sanitarium Association, rails
ed on value of lot 500
Sanitarium Association, rails
ed on value of imp. 49,. 500
Sorrells,Jr. A B, assessed for
100 head of cattle. 49,. 1000
Sorrells. Jr. A B. assessed for
saddle horses ...... so
Sorrells, Jr. A b assessed for
saddles $40, firearms SO. 90
Sorrells, Sr, A B, raised on
value of imp. on poss.
rights. so
Sorrels, Sr., A B, cattle adj
ded to list .......... 40
Sancho, Laugeno, raised on
value of work horses 20
Sancho, Laureno, raised on
value of saddle horses Is
Sancho, Laureno, cattle adj
ded to list .........7
Southworth, j X, raised on
value of lots 8, 8, Is, 16,
DiOOh IL
Soto, Francisco, raised on
value of imp. on poss.
rights 10
Soto, de Conception, raised
on value of poss. rights. 100
Spreckenback Hugo & Hulda,
raised on value of lot 80. $50
Crittenden Land q Cattle
raised on value of Con,
Ryan, place 3
Stephens, c J raised on value
VI uOTseS- 80
Stephens, CT raised on value
of stock cattle ........ So
Schoonmaker, W F raised on
value of imp 200
Steinfeld, d, Silverberg, raised
on value of pat. mines en-
terprise ..5,375
Steinfeld, & Silverberg, raised
on value of enst extension
west extension. . 500
Sykes, Lula, Miss raised on
value of imp. on poss.
rights. ............ $50. 800
Titcomb, Ed. raised on value
OL lou. ~
Turner, E raised on value
of 2 saddle horses 3
Turner, E ] raised on value
of stock horses ........ %
Turner E raised on value
of imp. on poss. rights. -. $50
Valenzuela, Bernardo, raised
on value of work horses 80
Valenzue!a, Bernardo, added
to list of cattle. so
Valenzuela, Bernardo, added
to list of saddle horses 10 200
Vail, & Gates, cattle added
to list. 6OO
Wolf, Lima, raised on value
of lot. Observation-Disclosures. 400
Walker, H S raised on value
of poss. Right. .... 20
Walker, W II raised on value
of wagons ............. 80
Walker, W FL raised on value
of mining & other machin-
ct ~
Walker, w H added to list
of stock cattle ..5
A Night of Terror.
Il Ell 4 T..
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-09-02

-
ne of lot and imp. .... 425
Grindell, T F, raised in val
ue of real estate. ... 20
Gebler. Theo, raised on value
of lot 81, block 2. 1890. 5
Gebler, Thee, raised on value
of imp. lot Is, block o.. 800
Globe Mineral Exp Co, rails
ed from 500 to $1,000,
total raise ....... 800
Hogan, E B, raised on value
OF IOCS. 10
Harlow, w P, raised on val
ue of imp. and poss. :; ghts $50
Heredia, Paz de, raised on
value of lot ...... 125
Herrera, Fred, raised on val
ne OF lot $50. 1oO
Herrera, Fred, raised on val
ue of improvements. -.
Henderson, A S, raised in
value of poss' rights. -. 175
Hermosillo, F G, raised on
value of imp. lot IL, block
I... oOU
Osa, Antonio de Ia, added to
list of cattle so, raised Sc
each .................. 800
Osa, Antonio de la. added to
list of work horses from
Sl5 to 60 ...... As
Osa, Antonio de la, added to
list of 10 saddle horses SIS
each. $50
Jacobs, B NJ, raised on value
of Plomosa pat. mine. e. $50
Jacobs, B VI, raised on value
of Emma mine ...... leo
King, Joe, raised on value of
imp on Poss. right. 49,. 100
Kunde. Julius, raised on value
of poss. rights. .... 100
Kunde, J ulius, raised on value
of horses. 25
Kane, James, raised on value
of ross. rights. .... SO
Landers, w. E. raised on
value of poss. right ...... 100
Lucas d Wise added to list
OF cattle ........ 10
Lucas,& Wise, raised on value
of Is saddle horses .... $50
Low, Albino, raised on value
of imp. on poss. rights. 100
Low, Albino, raised on valve
of work horses. ..... 40
Mendez, Carmen, raised on
value of Stallion SIS 3
horses Sl5. 80
Mendez, Carmen, raised on
value of poss. rights. ... 80
Nc. Donald, n A house in
Harshaw. oO
Mix, L w raised on valve of
lot Is block 8. 5000
Mix, L w raised on value of
10 block 2 imp. ..... 800
Mix, L w raised on value of
3 block 8 imp. ........ 800
Magill, A B raised on value
of Norton Pdu. Il January
Mines $500 each 900
Mavis, NJ raised on value
of cattle l. horses. $500. 90
Mezcer, Mrs raised on value
of saddle horses. .... 40
Mezcer, Mrs raised on value
of imp. on poss. rights. -. $50
Nc. Corkle, G, raised value of
lump. on poss rights. 100
Nolan, X raised on value of
lot block 3...... 200
Nolan, J X raised on value of
lot 81 block 9........ 200
O'Dannell, Bros raised on
value of stock horses. 80. 125
o. Dannell, Bros. raised on
value of > saddle horses. %
ODannell, Bros. raised on
value cattle added to list
rs. ................... 75O
O'Dannell Bros. assessed OH
imp. on poss. ri : hts. . $50
Proto Bros, raised on value
of improvements. ....... 900
Proto Bros, raised on value
of pess, rights of ranch. $50
Piskorgky, Joe, raised on
value of poss. rights. so
Parker, w A, raised OH val
The border vidette. (Nogales, Ariz.) 1894-1934, 1899-09-02

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF SUPER
vIsoRs OF SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,
ARIZONA
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
BRAABLETON WARD.

Every member of the Inasmuch Cir
Gle of the Kings Daughters Is earnest
ly requested to attend an important
meeting to be held at the residence OF
Mrs. ]. N. Webster. North Park avenue,
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Miss Lille CardoZa. of West Bran
bleton. has returned from an ex-
tended visit to relatives and friends In
Washington, d. c.
The obsequies of Mr.. Lafayette II.
Harrell. who died at his home on Wash
ington avenue. Huntersvillc, Monday,
were held from Sturgeon Memorial
Baptist Church at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon and were largely attended.
Norfolk Council Junior Order United
American Mechanics. OF which the de-
ceased was member, were present In
body. The interment was in Elmwood
Cemetery. The pall-bearers were from
the Jr. o. u. A. NJ
The laying Of the main sewer pipes
on Brambleton avenue will be com
pleted to-day and there Will be no fur
Their interruption to travel over the
Brambleton avenue and Bank street
trolley car line.
Rev. L. II. Christie returned to Cen
terville this morning to continue the re-
ViVal meeting he has been conducting
at The Baptist Church there He re-
ports that outlook good for a success
full meeting.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
ATLANTIC CITY TARD.

Rev. DR.. w. Z. Evans and wife spen,
the day yesterday with DR.. and Mrs. c.
f. Newbill, OF Camp avenue. They left
last night for their home I'm the South
The Epworth League and congrega-
ton OF LelSies' Memorial Methodist
Church held an interesting and profita-
bic joint service last night. The out
look at this church is propitious for G
fine revival. The pastor, Rev. w. T.
Williams. contemplaes holding q pro
tracted service ut mn early date.
The Atlantic City w. Il. C. u. will
meet at their hall on Colley avenue al
o'clock this afternoon.
The improvements to Colley Memorial
Presbyterian Church are progressing
very satisfactory. The handsome tower
is nearly finished and the interior OF
the edifice Is being thoroughly reno
waited.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
siren Coolc,lup.

The Naval Reserve boat Siren was
coalcd up yesterday and now has
about ffty-five tons of Pocnhontas coal
aboard. She has been thoroughly
cleaned up and will be I'm ttrst-class
shape 10 properly represent Virginia in
the Dewey naval reception. Her ac-
commodati2ns will'be taxed to the ut
most.
The Siren will leave Norfolk about
midnight Tuesday, September 18th. and
reach New York ut midnight ON the
9th. She can now easily steam six
teen miles an hour. Inspector Nichoi-
son has been aboard aud examined
her machinery and boilers and pro-
nounced them as good an outfit as
there is OH any boat that enters this
port. The Reserves are expecting. au.
thority from the Navy Department to
have the two two-pounders placed
aboard.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
RICHMoND's NEW ACADEMY.
LAhBERT'S POINT.

Rev. George Fl. Spooner and family
arrived last night from a two-months'
vacation in the mountains of Virginia.
On reaching the parsonage they were
met by q committee of ladies from the
M. IL. Church and were most cordially
received and Hospitality entertained.
After very pleasant intercourse they
We're nShered into-the dillnE=roorl
where sumptuous repast, consisting
of the choicest edibles of the season,
was served. During the absence of Mr..
Spooner the parsonage has undergone
extensive improvements in being newly
painted on the exterior and thoroughly
renovated inside. Mr. Spooner will fiji
his pulpit at the regular hours next
Sunday.
Captain Edwin Cobb, of .ThIrty-sixth
street, received last evening the sad
morning in Ashville N. c., of his son.
Me-. Louis Cobb. of typhoid fever. The
first information of his illness was rn-
ceived by his father Sunday morning
and his mother and sister left imme-
diately for Asheville to attend at his
bedside and We're with him when he
passed away. The deceased had been
the leader OF the orchestra at Battery
Park for about four years and was n
musician of fine attachments. He was
"a years of age and a young man of
excellent qualities of head and heart.
general faEorite with all who knew
him. His sudden and untimely death
falls with crushing effect upon his be-
reaved parents. The remains will reach
here by the Southern railway this
morning and the funeral will take
place from his fathers residence. either
Friday afternoon or Saturday morning.
The report of the years work with
the Burrows Memorial Baptist Church
which has just closed. shows the finest
record in the history of that church.
The increase in contributions for ali
purposes is fifty per cent. over any
former year. while there have been
forty additions to the membership. The
following are the delegates to the
portsmouth Association, which con-
venes in annual session in Berkley
tuesday: Delegates Ma thaniel Wright,
Samuel Wood. Alternates-WillIam
Smelser, A. w. higgins.
Mt. George w. Face, Jr.. proprietor
OF the Myers Avenue Pharmacy, will
leave Saturday for Baltimore to com
pete his senior course of studies at the
Maryland College Of Pharmacy
Mrs j. r. Tabb and her two sons. of
Richmond. who have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. c. G.. Boykn, of Myers ave-
nue.. leave this morning on q visit to
friends in Mathews county.
Rev. Judson ]. Taylor, D. D., pastor
OF Freemason Street Baptist Church.
will preach at Burrows Memorial Bap-
fist Church at o'clock tonight.
One of the white employees 1T work
on the draw-bridge at Tanners Creek
had one of his hands badly mashed yes
terday by being caught under a heavy
piece OF timber. His injuries were
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
BRIEF RE lTBAS orr lATER { !. Z |,

Mr.. ]. D. Pretlow. OF Southampton
county. Va. visited the Cotton Ex-
change yesterday.Ssl ti3Ss g 81 ~ Il
Attention is called to- change in the
railroad. The Sound steamers will here.
after leave Elizabet tn City for New
Bern, etc. Tuesday. Thursday and Sat
urday. at p. M. onS arrival of the
Norfolk and Southern train, which
leaves Norfolk at 10 p. m. Y Is.
r. Invitations have been Issued by Mr.
and Mrs Il. Haynes. of 1untersville
to the marriage of Miss Annie NJ
Haigh and MIR. James H. Robinson a,
Emmanuel Episcopal Chapel ut s p. m
Tuesday, October Sd. D..
MISS Grace Moore has us her house
guest for this week her cousin. Miss
katharine Z. Moore, of WASHINGTON
District OF Columbia.
Mrs. james u. Addington has re.
turned to the city from her visit to
the West OF several weeks
The Evolution of a Girl will be Or
Wm. Edwin Halls subject to- night a,
Trace BaptiSt Church, on Church street
Mr. z: a. Woodland and family re-
Iufned from their summer vacation In
Fauqufer yesterday morning. having
enjoyed a pleasant visit.
Rev. Archibald NicArm. n dlstin-
Gulshed Presbyterian divine from South
Carolina. is visiting Mr.. j. 4. McNuir,
on Warren Crescent.
Tomorrow Is the beginning of thn
annual autumnnl equinox
Atlantic Lodge of Masons had work
IN the second degree last night
-Four carloads OF the structural iron
Tor the new bridge ut the foot Of York
street were unloaded yesterday from
the cars. which were brought close to
the old bridge on 4 barge.
MT. Lloyd Blick left last night for
Boston. where he will spend about three
weeks on business matters
ne Woman's Christian Temperance
Union OF Norfolk held Il very interest
ing meeting at the rooms Of the Y. Al.
Z. a. at noon yesterday and arranged
for holding week OF prayer services
next week.
Mrs. Martha Green. and daughter
Miss Nellie. of Washington, D. G.. arc
visiting their cousin. Mrs c. La Vnl-
icttc Barton at the City Park.
An oil nortrait OF Admiral Dewey
from the brush of Mrs. r. p. Moore.
head. is on exhibition In tho window nf
the store of Watt Rettcw & Clay.
The First Division of the Naval re-.
serves held a meeting Mt the Armory
iast night. Some of the members or
this division Will go to New York on
the Siren TO help welcome Dewey
home.
DR.. T.. r. Payne has returned from
Canada. where he was called on pro
fessional business
Mrs. w. l.. Simpson and children
VINO have been on n visit to hcr foib
ers. IN Chesterfield county. have re-
turned TO her home, in Norfoll, county
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
SCHNEIDER V. ANDERSON,
Supreme Court of Minnesota.
juno 90, 1899.

ouHS IooJ
y DESCRIPTION OF THE PROPER
TY, IN A CHATTEL MORTGAGE,
WHICH WILL ENABLE A THIRD
PERSON. AIDED BY INQUIRIES
WHICH THE MORTGAGE INDI-
Gates. TO IDENTIFY THE PRO-
PERTY, is SUFFICIENT.
This was an action for the conversion
Of certain horses, cattle and other per-
sonai property to which the plaintiff
Claimed title under a chattel mortgage.
There was u judgment for plaintiff, and
defendants appealed.
The court SAYS:
The defendants also claim that the
trial court erred in finding that the
property described in the complaint
which was levied on by them was the
same property described In the chattcl
mortgage. The property MS described
In the mortgage, did not correspond
with the description in the complaint,
IN some particulars; but the mortgage
recitcd that all the property was then
in the possession of the mortgagor, in
II specified town. y description OF the
property mortgaged, which will enable
third persons To identify the property,
aided by inquiries, which the mortgage
Indicates, is sufficient. Tested by this
rule the description of the property In
the mortgage in question was sufficient
to create lien on the property de-
scribed in the complaint. Any one
finding the live stock described In the
mortgage IN tile POSSESSION OF the mort
gagor could not well be mistaken as TO
It's identity. On the trial there was
evidence tending to identity the pro-
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
WATT, RRTTEWs & CLAY ss9Sssss
SO, 3i'6'z ] |: 8 !, Plaid s
Fall all styles, Is q. a va.

These hand som otton,
goods look exactly lik ALL.
wool goods Gao hemire de.
Matln, they're called.
II. Rtlch plalds, stripes and fig
wide. 81, q
Very desirable for entire
dresses, waists, skirts, dress
ing sacques, and such use.
1Sc. agyard.
Turkey Red Prints. with black figures.
blue and black grounds With yyhttss I
black and colored figures-.Sc. a
yard. - -.
The very best percales-an excep-
siEns-l2lsc. a yard
3o-inch Double fold Cotton Diagonal
i a,rine. lined NED os handsoms plsids.
Sround--loc.Ray yard.
3l-iilch soft finish Tloconne Flanne,s-
for for wrappers tea gowns and dress
1igures-liEht and dark grounds
12!4c. a yari,
2S-lnch Flannc.cttes-neece lined-twil
led surface--rich designs-sEc a
M yard. II.
2S-inch Flannelettes rich dark
grounds with floral and set figure
2S-ineh Flannclettes-mag nu-
tumnal colorlng and designs-extra
weight--loc. yard
( Bates Scersucker Ginghams, for
school wear: neat checks, stripes
and platdS-Solid colors In inofc
Zoe. yard. s.st *
AbcrtuSir double fold Madras = neat
checks and strlpes-i2,.c. a ward q
Dark outings-new fan designs-5c. a
yard. s,s I'd -, T.
Light outlngs-pink. blue and brown
-. stripes and checks--ic. y yard
Woven check Xtphyrs. for boys ana
girls school wear. Is zoe. fabric
at Sc. yard 50 4
DARK Challis-tiMvy-an black grounds
Win rich floral tlcsigns--the usual
loc. grade, at exc. Il yard i,-
S6-inch Pcrcalcs-l'ght grounds-5c. u
yard. - =
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21

Il
June 8, 1899.
THE LIABILITY OF A CORPORA
TON ON A.CoNTRACT OF EN-
iPLoYNIENT OF, AN ATTORNEY
AccRUEs, WITHIN THE STAT
UTE OF LIMITATIONS. WHEN
THE SERVICES ARE PERFORM
ED, NOT, WHEN THE CONTRACT
IS MADE.
Plaintiff sued defendant who was q
stockholder in the LalSeport Agriculture
al Park Association to enforce Its liza
bility as q stockholder and receiver for
services rendered by plaintiff as an NJ
torney at law to the said association.
The lower court gave judgment for de-
PENDANT on the ground that the claim
was barred by the statute of llmlta-
tons because the plaintiff was en-
ployed by the company before the de-
PENDANT became stakeholder, al
though the services were actually rem
dered after it became such stakeholder.
The statutes of California provided that
an action against stakeholder must
be brought within 8 years after the liza
bility was created, and that his liabil-
ity is determined by the amount of
stock owned by him when the debt was
incurred.
The court says:
The point presented is: When, under
this contract, was the liability of the
corporation created? If 1t was created
at the time of the employment as the
trial court held. It's Judgment Is adj
united proper. II it was created at the
time when the services were fully per-
formed, then the defendant corporation
is liable in the amount sued for
In each case the time of the creation
OF the liability is to be determined by
the terms. and conditions OF the con-
tract itself. In the case at bar 1t is
apparent, from its reading, that the
associations liability TO pay arose only
after performance by the attorney of
the requested service. Before the SER
vices had been rendered the attorney
could no more have eNactcd payment
under the contract than could Mclean
Tin the case OF Mclean V. City of
fresno) in advance of his rendition of
services. have required from the City
OF Fresno the aggregate amount of pay
nents contemplated by his five-years
contract. Reversed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
dressed a. the Myers Avenue Phar

Miss Maude Lufsey. who has been
quite Sick at the home of her parents.
on Myers avenue, for several days. was
reported slightly improved yesterday.
Mr.Wallace Grant. OF Washington. D.
C.. who was u student at the University
of Virginia. has made his home here
and will engage in business with his
brother. Mr.. Keith Grant.
The Misses Machie and Robbie Dut-
ton, of Gloucester county. are the
guests OF their cousins, Misses Maudc
and Lummic Dutton, of Parker and
Lawrence avenues.
Master Willie Marshall,of Myers ave-
nue. extended. returned last night from
ten-days' trip TO relatives and
friends in Mathews county.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
An OrdiIa axlce.:S
roRR1DDiNG SPLITTING S1N 81 II Il IS
sIpEwALKs. Upon T HE III. ooI,s.
or PUBIC coSvEYASe.Ets; Ii I; Z, III 4
UPON THE FLOORS OF a ny rs
Lie BUILDING 3 S@i,i isss

Sec: !. Be It ordained blythe Comm y /,
ana Select Councils OF theE itg5 q b ii cfss
loik, That no person sshnIi spit u;i oiisStiitE
Sidewalks, or upon the floors OF StGc4 stTss "
cars. or other publle cpnyeyaI 81 -. sfsS
the floors of any public 2husid III
Sec 3. 1t shall be the3 dutySsof 5s i 81 ;ss 81
person. firm or corpora ton opera iii, q f,f.is
lie conVeyances In the City OF n fS,i ft5s
post in n conspiciciiss pleceEo sene stSf,s.;
Seyance q pE.nted copy of this ora ilisiteSiss
In type easily leEible from any n portion scs
said conveyance. "a
Sec Z: This ordinance Z to he \ pliGli xhas3a
Tor thirty (3p) lays in&theG Ledger N 81
patch, NirSin!an-Piloti0 and Lai nc ma rkfg IL
terAating 500 to be continu ous for Il hiss
time In two papers. $50 e;
Sec. A. Any violation o this ord inan oeS
shall be punished by a; fire Of not gIesss.
than Sl,00, nor more than So 90.
g ] Sec. o. This ordinance shall In force
sage. 49, :.s,t ms 500
TENDER 9th, 1892 i;SS
President Common ca nncii
Der 18th, 1899. ii ~
Vice President 5Selectg Council.
Teste:- 20 HI SasHERNiAN.sFFssssssss
selo-lot Is 81 Gil Treasurer.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
I'M ! N.
Especially Mothers

are most competent to appreciate tho
purity, sweetness. and delicacy of Curr-
cuRA Soar, and to discover new uses for
1t daily. 5ii' N "a
It's remarkable cmollient, cleansing, and
purifying properties derived from Corr,
cuRA, the great skin cure, warrant its use
In preserving, purifying, and bsautifying
the complexion, hands, and hair, and in,
tho form OF washes and solutions for ulcer
ativc weaknesses, annoying irritations and
chaiings, as well US for many sanatiye pur-
poses which readily suggest themselves.
In many of the above conditions, gontle
anointings with, CuTIcURA, tho great skin
cure and purest OF emollients, in addition,
will prove OF astonishing benefit.
c Soid throughout hewoi,d. porrxR Deua AND Carx.
tohfr solo Propi boston. Send for Slim Secrets free
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
nInrrinrsItcnn

Marriage licenses were issued yes.
terday to the following couples:
William Dewitt Hin and Leila Role
roster: John Howard Sewcll and Hat.
tie Wilson, colored.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21

THE GENTLE HEALING TREAT
MENT OF CATARRH USED BY DIR.
FIREY HAS RESTORED HUNDREDS
TO HEALTH. y PROMINENT I.UNI-
Der MERCHANT ADDS HIS TEST
MoNY TO ITS POWER TO CURE ca.
TARRH AND DEAFNESS.
DEAFNESS.
II was greatly benefited myself by DR..
Flrey's treatment. so as ONE OF MY
FAMILY HAD VERY DEFECTIVE,
HEARING. and was afraid she would
become entirely deaf. placed her under
DR.. Firey's treatment. A FEW MONTHS
TREATMENT SUFFICED TO ENTIRE.
LIZ RESTORE HER HEARING. AND
SHE CAN HEAR NOW. AS WELL Az
ANYONE. have great faith In IN
FIREY's TREATMENT FOR cArARRII
AND DEAFNESS and cordially recon-.
mend II. .il 10
''s. W. GOODMAN.
(residcnce) "2o7 W. Brambleton Ave.
Yards and mill Norfolk.
Berkeley. Va" @
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
AUDITORIUM THEATRE I!
WEEK OF SEPT. 10.
Kew Artists of High Order.
Don't Fail-to See Them.
JAS. NJ. BARTON, Prop.
Entertainer Frionls.

Profs. Kruger and Borjes, who will
establish a frst-class conservatory Of
music In this city, entertained several
friends at dinner at the Monticello yes
8terday. An hour was spent most
pleasantly: in discussing the substnn-
ttals and delicacies of the season and
current topics, including, of course,
music, on which the hosts are excellent
authorities. I
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
M a RRIED.

{. PAYNE-IlNIGIlT-A the residence OF
Mr.. r. T. Drsce. Annapolis, Md, on
THURSDAY, September 14th 1880, BY
PAYNE of North Carolina. and LILLlE
KNIGHT, of Norfolk. Va
BELOTE-WINsLoW the residence
of the brides aunt, Mrs. Munden, corner
Daniel r.. Merritt. September 10th. Mt b
O'Clock p. m. LEON a. BELOTE and
MISS IRENE ,WINSLOW.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21
nj LETTINGS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

a general meeting Of the s1ckholdcrs
Of the v,rgini,n ia, Electric e CompaMy is here
company, No. 27I Main street, in the city
of Norfolk, at 10 o'clock IL. In. of THURS
DAY. October 9Th. 1899.
JOHN L. WILLIAMS & SONS.
Stockholders holding together more than
one-tenth of the capital stock of the
Virginia Electric Company.
WALTER II. DOYLE.
se2-tilloc5 President.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-09-21

perty taken by the defendants and de-
scribed In the compile int as the same
property which was described in the
mort gage. ffirmed.