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A VERY PRETTY WEDDING.
Marriage Of Miss Bertha Brainerd Of Mid
dlebury to Prof h,rIcs \. Adams.

Mddlebury. AuS. 3o--ThiS evening &C.
CURED one of the SaYrSt and most impolt-
ant social events of the season, it being
the occasion of the marriage Of Miss Ber-
tina Braiuerd to Prof. thaGlcs AlDcrtu2
Adams of Knoxville, H. The ceremony
was performed by Rev ". 4. Forsyth,
rector of ST. Styph MS church at the resi-
donce Of the brides father, Dr EzCl
Braincrd, president of Middlebury college
At 1880 the exquisite strains of the we'd
ding march frt.n Lohengrin usherod in the
bridal party The pCo '"S.'inn was headed
hy Miss Niudo Adams, sister of the
Etoom. and Miss Alice y. Brlinord. sister
Of the bride, who as flower girls scattered
roses alons tn" way 1ney both wore
white organize over blue taneta satin and
were followed by Miss Frances Viola Brain
crd, also a sist r Of sho bride. who acted
a. maid of nonor and wore white silk trim
med with silk gdlloun lace ana pears The
bridesmaids. Miss EmelNn Tid n Of Law
ronCeville. y. j., and Miss HaWict Hop
kins Steele of SomerVille. Mass, followed
Miss Tilden was attred in white organdic
and pearls and Miss Steel Wore white Tur-
kish silk. The bride WeirnS sunset SILK
trimmed with orange blossoms and dia-
monds was led to the altar by her rather
VINO gave the brida away. The bride was
received at the altar by the groom sup
ported by his best man, Dr T.. i. Cush-
man. The ushers were Mr.. William II. El-
drldEe ana VII, fHsd iIdlll'l'i, j.
Before the wedding march was played
the MAGNIFICENT Brdal Chorus from TIE
Pose Maiden" WAS rendered with strik-
ing effect by a quartette composed of DR..
W. H. Sheldon, Or g. l.. cushman and
the Misses Bond of NV York city.
The parlors were beautifully decorated
with festoons of ground pine and elegant
bouquets of a naw variety Of white and
purple asters. There Were also beautiful
bouquets OF white roses, the eitt Of MI =.
John w. stewart. The dining room IN
which the banquet was served was very
impressiVcly decorated with golden cod.
The prevailing coors of he forai deco'a-
tons In the principal lrawmg ToCm were
ink and light blue rhe ample Ncrdllda
which surrounds ,he nous" on thrc" sides
was brilliantly decorated with electric
lflhts The Spaciors grounds were beau
| tifully lit up with Jap'nes" Lanterns and
furnished "A most mvitlns promenade Iol
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AT A STANOSTllL AGAIN.
Crops suffering and Some Permanently
Irjured Because of Rain.

Boston, aug. oo'-lh ne "eeN'H Ci'P ~
letlh' Oh tnc New i-"Etdi Sce OO' VI ,'-
climate ana crop service VI 'Hc "c"'i'2i
Sureau says; ,.,..
fthcrhl showers ZEN "uii'S '"H 10y
part of the week IN coast sections ol IN"
district, ana were aISo lalIlE N'H W
trlhuted over the interior "'CltoH Oh ''".
sachuscttS. Rhode lSIdnd ana 'oh'lec'''"l'
J ne amounts III ,luiiioi""S ~ -
coplous, thorouSnIE W'lt'hS 'Ht SUI 4'-r
OF the ground HIlhs streams anu ven,
porarily br'akuhg the dr'uEht' sea I'Ui'u
showers HSo occurred III PdiO9 "a
mont For the remaining pdl'S Oh ~
England the weather was lair IHomS"
with more or less cioudlne99 an" los ne
showers ana moist weather nav lhil' w ~"
crops, though with lew eHCcpto"@ t"r
drought continueS severe ana Is IhJI'-H7
corn and late NeSctapleS'
with slght EXCEPTIONS crops feHl'iH ~
a stdndstll IN Maine duc 10 " co"''l "a d,
ton OF the ar! weather. me SAM c.i!u.-
mons oDtah ior large '''t'oh ul ""
hampshire ana cIlhoHl' -Nh rloPS'
the territory ih"htioi.u' arr sun ci'"S az"
many are permanently injured p""t re-
coVerE, ana III LEV Ih9tahc';s' som n', -
hcen ueStTuye"' ne INJURY Is SIc"O'S1 "
late corn meadows pastures E"ld, d
N"eetabIeS' pe"hS, N'"tH, urli'V9' anu ~
lfult Sth"T"llN' i'dln II H. Nli''cH ''Y"'
VIII say" many crops ana greatly i'm
prove others that WI o'h'rN'Hr P'uN d
| total loss. In the southern parLS Oh l'r
district. Where general showers Occur re-"
the cary part ol the Week. l"lIo"tu Wy
several days OF moist 'ioudE "'d'.1.'' >
with dense loSS III coast sect" ~, C.u'9
are greatly improved grass ana veg -
tlou geherallN "eht feIte9h'd ana "S"',
making rapld CROWN Mo'e run II I,"' J., II
hocded mere ana WouIu re very "' 'Ht'c u
to all lale crofS eSptcHHE 10 -'"9S' ','
crops VIII mature without great loss even ,,
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THE LEAGUE STANDING.

London. Aug. 3o,-Baron Albert Grant,
tho company promoter is dead, His title
was conferred on him by King Humhort,
i'm 1865, for services i'm connection with tho
Nictore Manuel Gallery at Milan. Grant
was best known in connection with the
Emma silver mines scandal
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IHITTENDEN COUNTY.
SHELBCRNE.

There will he an ice cream sociable at
the home of Wallace w. Irish on Friday
evening. Sept. /. 1899 Teams will go from
the village to carry all who wish.
Mrs Fred Weed of Ocean Springs, Miss,
is visiting Mrs. ". A. Weed.
Prof W. A. Weed, jr., who has been
spending his vacation ir California, arriv-
ed home Sunday morning.
All the schools begin Tuesday Sept, 5th.
Miss Florence and Donald Mcintyre o,
New York are in town for t-o weeks,
STAYING with Mrs II. |. Goodsell
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jackman are reioic-
ing over the arrival of an eight pound
girl, born Sunday.
Mir. and Mrs. Louis Ashley and children
have returned to their home in Spring
field, Mass after a two weeks stay with
Mrs. Ashey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
LaVellettc.
MALLETTS BAY.
Joseph Dupaw of Maletts Bay, has a
stalk of sweet corn that has eight good
ears on it. 1t was raised on John Thayer's
river farm.--Joseph Dupaw of Malletts
Bay is laid up with a sore hand and it is
feared that blood poison has set in.
RICHMOND,
The funeral of Thomas O'Nel, who
died in Waterbury, was held at the Cath
Ollie church last Friday, Rev Father
O'Ncil. his son, and Father Burns Of
| uciatinC. The burial was at Burlington.
| Mr. O'Niel was a former resident of Rcn-
| mon.-'rhc funeral of Deacon L. 5. Whit
comb, who died August a, was held at tho
| congregational church last Sunday. and
! was largely attended, Rev. Mr. Watt Of
! nciating and f.. r. jacobs having charge.
/ The Congregational choir furnished "N-
I cellcnt music. The pail hearers were II.
/ A. Hodges, c. r. Rhodes, a. Is. Jacobs
| Nathan Higley, l.. A Johnson and ;. +.
| Andrews Uzziel l.. Whitcomb, the son
of Thomas and Acna Stevens Whitcomb
was horn in Richmond January p, lSl7
! His father removed from Richmond in
1885 and MIR. Whtcomb spent most of his
earlier years in neighboring towns. lie
had beer "A resident of Richmond since
! 1851 He represented the towns of jericho
and Richmond in the State Legislature
and was a member Of the State Senate in
the fall of 1856 He was a successful
farmer and in his later years travelled
considerably through the United States
lie was the oldest member Of the loca
Congregati tional church, and had beer
a deacon for many years. He was always
a staunch supporter OF the church II
every way. A WIFE son and three
daughters survive him, aud two daughters
died before him--A monument was sci
last week in the village cemetery to Tho
memory of the late Samuel Conant.-C
Wesley Warner and sister, MIS- AhaGal
Nichols. of Essex. were the guests o.
Mrs q u. Ellis last week Mr.. Warno'
left Essex some 20 years ago and nov
lives in ChicaGo,-Thcre Is no sign yet y
4 Continued on Third Pase.s
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returned Friday from a two weeks stay
at Long Pont--Miss Lena Bannister OF
Wasrcn is the guest of u. A. Thaycr and
Mrs A. l.. Morgan.--Timothy Turner is
failing from cancer on mis- face.--The dry
weather still continues. the light showers
having done no porceDtiblo guod.-About
thirty people visited 'otato llll Sunday.
Among the number was John Lamb, aged
Is. who made the ascent on foot-1he
uext meeting of the Aid society Will be
held at the residence Of Mrs. Lois Clar';.
Sept. 6th.-Thc industrial will meet with
Mrs. Lucy OBryan, Sept. 7th.-CoVcnant
meeting of the Christiln church will be
held at the Union church next Saturday
at p. m.-Henry Fitch Of Burke. n. Y,
is the gucst of Edgar varney's family
Tho following named are to teach the fall
term Of school here: Miss Edna Dixie of
Bristol, in West Lincoln; Miss PotteC of
Rutland, in South Linro.n, Arthur Cush-
man of this place, in Barnard Hill Miss
Hagan Of Pit'sford, IN the Murray dis
trlct; Miss Corheid Stone Of Bristol. at
the Ceutrc; Miss Nellie Young II Pawlct,
at the Corners; Niss jennie Morgan of
Lincoln, in Downi1 gvillc; Miss Rcn1 GAIA
| ban Of Bristol, on Elder iiill and Miss
Harriet Norton Of Patton, on Cove Hill
ADDISON.
| John Casey returned to his homo in
| Barre the 2sth.-A son was born August
oath to MIR. and Mrs. John Cascy.-Miss
Gallo W hite is at Rev. II. II. Whites for
d ieW nays'-Scnool coihiilheceu az t"c
NornerS t'i' Sun "lSH n''" - ~ s''
convalcscent.-Mrs Eugene y. Sanctu-
r. /, ,t'.,T nnn iast wcok 0Nrs Bvron
Smith is with Mrs. oscar kitchell of Bird
port this week Miss Cora T.. Smith is at
r. II ne tbis ucok Nre Warren
| (vo4i.,,rC ,,,,,trh,roh ~ V i y,itb
ber ,,oth.r Nrs AiIcr Norton Ira s
verb, u,o,,, 70 puriinoton tho Dist for n
shnt s,a,
N''0' ''''' .,..,...
LrlCE9 EN-
Mrs. IT, r, Brownson accompanied 10y
her daughter returned homo last Saturday
from Middlabury after a short visit with
her daughter. Mrs Alice Fish.--Mrs. o.
Dow who has been quite seriously SICK
49,, ,1,,, s,,.,d,, e. Srlt,r,. at @ ~
1,,tuton., NJ >hhja ro,I,,, ,.ho is iv-
;,c ,vi,r hor is,or 1ire tIenrv Rvder is
faiiinr elnulv vitt ronsumn,ion.
EYBRlDGE.
- .,,, ..,.. ,.o..,
Mrs; W. >. Newton sun col,'i',ueS Nsh, s,..
III ne ,o,ls go. 'on'l n.''' ~ 49,,
churcHeS ne,u 'ie'. i'o'''"iS ,,,,,,
erahce SerNice al .nI ,.',,. o-" .o,,,, -,
churcn aSt SUNDAY eNenlnF,-Hl ,'e ~ 'I
lestiNal was gwen ny ,he .'',los : .h'u 'o-
cletN at warren hi'gsiahI ; IaSI "eS''"
cVohhe'-WlII 'o"p Is III Hldl'u l9le Oo"i'
tS On d puSiIlcsS UP
RRIDpORT
} l.. A. Skif Of Middlebury spent Sunday
in town.-T w. Fletcher and family are
at camp at Norton's Bay.-Mrs. Kelsey
: and son of Now York city. who have beer
: at f. \. Williams, returned to th"u
home Saturday.-J. T. Fletcher ana Wif'
"tv I'd MIS- :, ,r '4aS " D.. tI,' \, \:
g was in town Saturday.-A large party o.
, our young people spent a day at Lake
5 George last week.-Charles Spaulding aht
family of Panton spent Sunday at l. y
{ SpauldinC s.-Miss Celia Fleury OF ST
Johnsbury is visiting her sister. Mrs. on
7 yer Delpy.
CORNWALL.
, r,, ,..
chio, who has been in ,own ard ricin!r,
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Won the Two Minute Race
at the Charter Oak Races
at Hartford.
JOHN R. GENTRY RULED OUT
Owing to a Misunderstanding Regarding
the Number of Heats-Patchen Equal
ed star Pointers Track Record of
800 3-4-Peter tho Great q
aFast Four Year Old.

Hartford, Conn, Aug. 30-Tho big event
Of the circuit meeting at Charter oak
Park to-day was the first two-minute pace
ever scheduled. There We're five starters,
John Il. Gentry, drawing out after a con-
test in which there was "a mi-uudcrstand-
ing as to whether the event was at two IN
three or three in five. 1t was three In i've
and Gentry drew his horse, the manage
ment protesting and leaving the matter
in the hands of the judges, who Will dc
eide after taking evidence.
Anaconda the favorite, led until the
stretch in the frst heat when Joe Patchen
came in and under the whip and a hard
push took the mile in 2:o4lt.
The second heat was Patchen's all the
way the final which took the race in 2o3%..
equaled the track record made in 1897 by
Star Pointer in an exhibition race with
Gentry After the first heat Joe Patchen
sold three to one with Bogash four to
three that he would get inside Of the
money.
The unfinished race of Tuesday the 2:13
trot. was won By Peter the Great, Mall
comb Forbes four -year-old, the race being
his third appearance in company. His
fastest mile. 20Sa, has only been equalled
twice by four-year-old stations. sum
mary
The ola Hickory 2Is trot, purse s3225.
Peter the Great. b. h., by Pilot
Medium GttcD ................... . / !
Charley Herr Observation-Disclosures. | 3
Fred Kohl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. : .
NorNet ............... ......,..'........N I - :
Tudor chimes ......................lp ? :
Ed. Lock ................'-'....'..'.. . :
QUO m Alfred ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. I % "
BoUnatcIla .....,. .....'............. ,
Ruby ......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. . I'D
Pilottcn ........... ................... IL dr.
Time-21o 2;o>24, 2:o9',, 2:loi4.
The old Glory 2:to trot. purse $3l75.
Captain Jack. blk g. by Black
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Boston. Aug S0.-Gov. Wocott to-day
nominated William G, Lorns of Boston
To he Justice of the supreme court as sue
ccssor to Oliver Wendell Holmes, appoints
ed chief Justice
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sick for several days.-As DR.. Y. r. Briggs
with friend was driving from the
Notch" Tuesday an old dccaycd tree
about six inches in diameter. suddenly fell
over, striking the horse. lie started to run
and struck d barbcd wire fence. The doc
tor and his friend we're thrown out into
the fonce, cutting the doctor in the shoul-
der and leg The horse was injured some
what and the carriage bro<cn.-Mrs. Par
kcr. wife of Rsv. y. c. Parkcr. died at the
residence of her yOn. u. c. Parker Tues
day afternoon. Notice of the funeral will
he given later.-Rev. Father Fox and his
mother of Providence, X. t., have been
guests at the Catholic rectory the past
weok.-Rcv. Fathers FOX and Boyle at
tended the funccll OF Father Lynch in
Iairhaven Tuosdly.-Miss Josie Ready Of
Shelhuine Is the guest of her sister Mrs.
Joseph Coyne.-Mr's. G.. II. BCooks went to
the queen city Thursday to soc her son,
Vernon. VINO is attached to the 18th rcGl-
ment as regimcntdl buglcr.-OliVcr {. Bar
nagd, veteran of the civil war, died In
Lincoln TucsdIy. Comr1de Barnard was
a member of Co. il, 17th Vermont itgl-
ment.
SHOREHAM
Miss Ward was in Middlebury last week.
Miss Gage who has been at the parson-
Mrs. j. b. Mumford of iiolyoke. Mass. s
at w. w. Moore's.-Mrs. Media Forbes
Mason and daughter Marion, of Buffalo,
y. Y, with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Forbes
of Fair Haven were in town calling on
friends last weck.-Miss Catlin and Mr..
Moore attended a musical at the Addison
Mddlebury Friday evening, given by Miss
Hammond. The reading of Esmaralda
given by Mr.. Post Friday evening was
worry enjoyable. Mrs. l.. II. Nottingham
was in Nereennes Saturday
Mrs Cordcla Orchard and her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Anderson. of Detroit Mich.
were at the Rissell over Sunday Mrs.
Anderson is n granddaughter of Matthew
Watson Orchard. a native of this town.
Mr.. Birchard was once in trade at Watch
Point, on Lake Champlain, which place
was of considerable Importance in earlier
ycars-Mrs. X. w. King spent Sunday
with Mrs. Howard.-Mr. and Mrs, Smith
of Stowe are visiting Mrs Smiths ia ther,
Frank Waite.
NORTH FERRIsBURGH
Miss Mary Dean and Miss Stella Prndle
have returned from the bingham, Ma $.
Summer School-Thc funeral of Mr.. Sc
guin was attended from his late home on
Tuesday.
Mrs. f.. W. KnGman of Bristol and
Mrs H Clark and daughter Matte of
Addison visited at j. V. Dakin's Thursday
and Frday.-J. p. Kenyon spent sunday
with his daughter, Mrs F. NJ. Stearns in
Whallonsburgh, n. Y.-The Epworth Lea
que will hold SoCiable at S. y. Aliens
cottage on Long FONT Friday evening
The funeral services of Mrs. Solomon
Jewell were held at her late home Sunday
I AZ o'clock.-Leland Stone and Arthur
James left last Thursday for a bicycle
trip to Swanton.-Mrs. f. NJ. Stearns and
children are visiting her father, j. p
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VERMONT
Local Items OF Int = t From
All Parts Of tn reen
Mountain g tie.
s
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES.

The wiuooslsi valley, villages up North,
From the Island in the Lake to the
Passumpsic, Along otter Creek and
by the shores of white River
Covered by Special
Correspondents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-31
GOOD FAIR.
Opening Day at Sheldon
Junction Reveals Many
Attractions.
FRANKLIN COUNTY RACE
Won by Theima of Bakersheid-kittie
Alcyone Wins the 2,35 Race Best Dis
play Ever seen III Floral bail-
Marriage of President Brain
erd of Middlebury.

Sheldon junction. Aug. 30.-At the races
held this afternoon at the Franklin County
fair at Sheldon Junction, there was far
~ good attendance for the first day.
There were eight horses started in the
green race for horses confined to Frank
lin County. Summaries
Thelma H. NJ Down, Bakers
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SOUTH STAhKSEORO.

lecture here Monday .'vering.-Mr. and
MI. ..u....! ..ltu.AI. .,,t..-.. 80
Ausable Chasm and Burliugion.-Mr. and
Mrs. Elijah Fuller of Warren recently Wis
tied Mrs Fullcr's sister, Mrs. Carrie
OrVis.--Go orge Morrill, and Ovet H0lloCN
are on the sick list. Mr.. and Mrs. T. T.
.Guindon of Bristol visited her ia ather on
Tuesday y.-Elisha Rounds of HanksVlle Is
visiting at James GrGce's this w"oN.-
Whooping cough is quite prevalent-Mrs.
Emeline Chandler is in poor health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-31
LINCOLN.

grain Friday. disocating his shoulder
Mrs. c. l.. Greene of Middle5ury was in
town last week for few days,-Oliver
Barnard, who has been in falling health
all summec is much worse. He and his
wife return d from Queen city Park
Tuesday night, having spent a few days
there with the hope hat a change might
t,e beneficial Wednesday morning his s
ease. stomach aud liver trouble, assumed
a very dangerous form. since which time
hiS friends have entertain ii no hope of
his recovery Mes. ID. T.. Hanks OF Hun
tngton and Mrs. Eugenld Ellison ana
daughter Lena OF Randolph, were guests
Iol Mrs. A. A. Hanks and other friends
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WHITING.

Mrs. Rollin Lucas ana two children re-
turned home last Saturday from long
visit in Parishvillc y. Y-Charlcs Huh
bard went TO Pottsdam, y. Y, last week.
,--tieorge Alden of Boston is visiting his
brother John, and their mother.-Mr ana
Mrs clyde Brown of Essex, y. y, are
visiting their relatives and friends.-The
lawn party that was held on Mrs. Park
er's lawn last week proved a success both
socially and financially. The EndoaVor
society realized some so, In connection
with the entertainment Joseph Barker of
Brooklyn was present with a fine graph
ophone which afforded a great deal OF
pleasure Mr.. and Mrs. L. u. Collins Wis
tied in Monkton and Huntington last
week.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-08-31
FERRISBURG.

Mrs. ]. Oscroft Tansley of New York
city is visiting Frank and Cornela JOS
lvn.-L. T.. Avery and family are spending
"A few days with relatives in Brandon and
Fisher is the guest of Miss
jennie Walker-Staton agent c. A. Tup-
per and wife and r.. O. Reynolds attended
the excursion down the lake Wednesday
$. +. Field who has been visiting his
mother here the past week left this morn
ipg for his home in Callinwood, Ohio -
Mrs NJ. s. Gregory of West Point n. Y,
Miss Mamie Tucker of Essex. n. Y, Miss
Addie Wright of Burlington and Miss
Nellie Ayling OF Burlington are the guests
of the Bards this week,
PANTON
Miss Ruth Van Cor of Burlington Is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grandey.-F.
A. Conklin gave an entertainment at the
NJ. r. church Friday evening, Aug. 25th.
This is Mr., Conklins second appearance
at this place and all who attended his en-
tertainment report an enjoyable time.
WEST FERRISBURG.
j. +. Hatch of Burlington visited at
Giles IIatChs the past weck.-Miss Mary
Narney is visiting friends in Charlotte
and Shelburnc-Mr and Mrs. Amos u.
Needham and daughters. Mrs. Albert Per-
ry and children and Mrs. 1ngham left
Tuesday to attend the Adventist camp
meeting at st. Johnsbur1s
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-11-25

When man builds q house he 10 h.
dignant II his friends do not cali end
rave Over It.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-11-25
The growing Cook County city Of
BLUE ISLAND, ILLINOIS,

another
and popular administration the
hillside
and Lincoln Park ancient cemetery laid half
recreation living
sixth emphasized his position
the grounds
Greenwood authorities half
n6cnt Mount Greenwood Willis Rudd
municipality the old lots taken exchange
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED 9llOC'.h.s ~
holders oil the TITLE AND iNot IT,
ANDE COMPANY. OF Richmond d.
ga corporation chartered uhoti tne
laws Of the State OF virginia, HJ4".il5
together more than onc-tehlh on VIC
capit9l stock OF said corporation, 90
hereby can a general meeting oil the
stockholders Of said company, 20 'e
held al JOS 0nce No. 30 east piod.
street. in the city OF Ricnmonli a.. Oh
the i2TH DAY. OF SEPT E1l8Eh' Io'''
The object of said stockholders meet
ing is to approve ratiiy, eo"'I'h anu
validate. ...
ton of .rust-dccG from .1lu lllie d"9
Insurance company tO John lyitr eng
Robert u slater. trustees, udicd April
L.. ISgS. recorded in thc clerk once
OF the Chanccry Court of ihe Guy oi
Richmond. in Deadlock no lCt a.
page 1906 SC. conveying % sald tiu7-
tees the following property %. s.i',
Title and Insurance Company, situated
in the city of Richmond. \ a., to-Wlt
"Its charter, franchises, DOCKS, ap-
stracts. maps. meinoi'naa' u..7'
furniture QKturCs, system. ana 40 'L
its other property used lu me operation
OF its tide plant .n trust to secure
To- the holders thereof the pay ment OF
$50 bonds of said Title and lnsuI ance
Company Of $1,000 cach. an uated Apiu
Nrt ANs.r. hNN al.'.''tN N' '-t
after date witl interest from date.
The execufI l. negotiation ana de-
UVoyy of SAID bonds and espe l1-lN the
execution. negotiation and oeiNefy OF
p3 of said bonds. aggregating V.30ouo
To certain officers and directors OF said
comuanv. I'm settlement and discharge
of Indebtedness due TO them, rcspcc-
lively by said company.
3 fhe advertisement and sale by John
Tyler. the acting trustee under said
OF
dav of July 1Sl9 OF all property en-
braccd and conveyed b. said trust
deed.
4. And 10 authorize the execution and
delivery by said JOnn Tyler, trustee.
and said company Of good ana suifi-
cient deed conveying 10 the purchaser
all property embraced and conveyed by
said trust deed upon payment OF the
purchase-money 10 said John Tyler
trustee. and 10 take such action in re-
gard to tho execution of said trust
deed. issue negotiation and delivery ~
bonds. advertisement sale and convey
ance. and all matters connected there
with whether above enumerated or
nOD. Is said stockholders may deem
And generally 10 take such action and
transact an such business IN regard
10 the assets Of said company and its
affairs of every character and descrip-
ton as 10 said stockholders may seem
proper. H. NJ TYLER.
ARDEN HOWELL
JOHN q. SLATER,
c. Il. BEBNlN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-17

FABERS MILLS. VA. August 10
Specialize annual session of the Bap-
tist churches OF the Albemarle Associa-
ton OF Virginia VII take place ON An-
gust 22d at Mt Ed Baptist church, in
Albemarle county.
The Introductory sermon VIII be preach
ed by Rev. =. I. Grace. Of Madison
county. Rev ". x. Hawthorne VIII pre-
side over this distinguished body.
There is much talk about the Southern
Railroad Company putting now and
commodious depot at FaheT's Mills. Such
a buHSiug IS very much needed.
Rev. Robert H. Bowden is az Orange.
Va. this week aiding Rov. w r. Fian-
nagan IN a series o. meetings.
Miss Mary Tompkns Of Arlington va.
mas been visiting her grandmother. Mrs
Dr. Blain, FOR several days past.
Mr.. Lewis Pamplin. OF Alabama. ana
his brother. Mr.. Charles Pamplin. OF
North Carolina are visiting their mother
Mrs Mary Pamplln. who lives near this
place.