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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
THE D.. L. AND ". DIFFERENCES.
ENGINEERS IN CONFERENCE WITH sUPERIN-
TENDENT RUSSELL

ENGINEERS N CONFERENCE WITH eLPERlN'
TENDENT RUSSELL
Scranton Penn. Aug IS (SpeciaD.-The confer
ence between General Superintendent E. q. Russell
and the committee OF the Brotherhood Of Locomo-
tive Engineers Of the Lackawanna road began this
tiorning and will PROBABLY last for several days.
The only thing in question is the mileage system
Of paving the men. At 10 o'clock this morning the
committee was received by Mr. Russell IN his ONCE
He had been in conference with President Trues-
dale Yesterday and had decided his position.
The committee consisted Of ten engineers. the
chairman being Eli Vail. 81 this city. Mr. Russell
went over the schedule. and Informed the engi-
neers that every request granted with the ex-
cep,ion Of that pertaining 70 the mileage system
The company is willing and desirous or paving dc-
cordiuz 10 that system. with some modncatons
Inst what the notifications are was not gwen out
TIN result OF rho conference will not be known
tintil everything Is completed. Al that time Mr.
RUSSELL has promised TO give out the entire
schedule .,, -
From what can be learned from outside sources
n seems that the chief hitch comes on the cues
lion az 10 how much shall he allowed for switch
ing From an unofficial source 10 rs learned that
me men wish 70 have ten miles FOR haf-hour.
This Mr. Russell says Is double what Is allowed on
A. soon as the matter IL settled with the eng-
ree-s the fremen. conductors and trainmen will
he Ali received IN turn. and matters will be ad-
tusted Mr. Russell says every day will now he
devoted 10 the questions until all are settled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
boarded the Shamrock. and Pilot Bigley climbed
aboard the Erin.
THE LOG OF THE ERIN.

THE LOG OF THE ERIN.
The following is an abstract OF the log OF the
Erin from the day she sailed until her arrival
r. Sandy Hook. It being all intents and pur-
poses the same as the log Of the Shamrock for
the Erin lost sight Of the yacht only for lew
hours during the passage across the Atlantic
First dav. August 4-Light weather; towing me
shamrock: made 2O3 miles: latitude at noon DIV
north: longitude. 452 west: - &c.. ,o-+r
west: Shamrock sailing. made Us nlieS' la'i'0
q C3 north: Ion gtude. 1902 west ,, 10TH .
-'hi-d IA August 6-FreSh breeze, clouQy "eSIn
~ r-i+h lightning at intervals Shamrock salinS.
made 22 miles latitude Is 10 north; longitude no
Fourth dav. August moderate breeze; shan
rock sailing made 223 miles: LATITUDE. 100 Hor'n
F11tS dav August S-Moderate breeze thick
weather; heavy running Snamfock sai ais::
made 1893 miles; latitude Az nor'h loIsl'uuo' -'
"eeSSy-b aav August Slight breeze Shamrock
sailing made 100 miles latitude. 40 north. lohgl-
fude q lag west - -, 1900. .;,--+o5
Carvo al 9.35 a. N Shamrock, salhnS ana !o"tnSS;
made 248 miles; latitude 9iS north ohsl'uue' OIL
TT1Jgyb+b dav. August 11-Shamrock sailing and
,ov-i7g made e63 miles, light breeze and Gains
Latitude 39l3 north; longitude. 3I:lO west ,
Ei~tp dav August Flight WINDS anc cams
Ebamrock sailing and towing. made % miles; atl-
s1de 26.I north: longitude 400 west
Tertb dav August 13-Fresh breeze nortn-north-
east: Shamrock sailing. MADE 20 mics 4dI4'uue
"a north; longitude. 41:3l west , ,
Eleventh day August l+-Light airs ana cams
shamrock towing made go miles LATITUDE so
Taietb dav. August 15-Light 10 fresh breezes;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19

Government TO extend to American yacna IA
British ports the privileges formerly $3.50 :,
by this country to British yachts IN AhS -.a,as
ports The Naval Bureau Of the Uniteu ,t.-.
Treasury Department adopted reta''"'o''
policy. .L
The dimensions OF the Shamrock are 90 vi, q
100 feet inches length on water line % - 10
inches: beam "a feet & inches. and drausht :"
feet. Her displacement Is 141 tons. she u CON
structed OF nickel steel and manganese orohLe.
Many yachtsmen went 10 Staten lsianu Se''e'
day 10 look at the Shamrock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
GERn4NT'S BEEF RESTRICTIONS.
Mr.. MAsoNs REPoRr-cARRYrxG OUT POLICY

Mr. MAsON's REPoRT-CARRYING OUT POLICY
BEGUN IN 1895
Washington. Aug H-Consui General Mason ~
Berlin has made report 20 the state Department
on Germanys latest restrictive measure against
the United States In decreeing that fresh meat shall
be imported from Belgium 10 Germany. Mr..
Mason says II was AZ once evident that this decree
in reality aimed ~ American beef and was
occssioned by Belgum's recent removal OF the re-
strictions on American cattle The Consul General
says the decree g. the logical furtherance ara fu-
hlment OF A policy upon which the German Govern
ment entered in 1894 Mr.. Mason says II will do
which Was about 70 admit American cattle but
hesitated from fear that Germany would shut ou'
Denmarks fresh meats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
wHEELER'S VIEWS ON HAWAII
PEOPLE SATISFIED WITH EXISTING CONDITIONS.
SAYS THE GENERAL.

Washington. Aug. 1s.-Adiutant General Cor
bin has received letter from General Joseph
Wheeler. who is on his way TO the Philippines
on the transport Tartar, giving some data Of his
trip far Honolulu and also concerning af-
fairs in Hawaii. General Wheeler says: The
people generally seem prosperous and content
ed. ! inquired OF very many people about the
feeling Of the royallsts. and the general opinion
expressed is that while they retain some feeling
OF regret a the loss Of their sovereignty they
also realize that the country is benefited. and
they seem satisfied with the situation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
DRUGGISTS ANNT4L MEETING.

The forty-seventh annual meeting Of the Ameri-
can Pharmaceutical Association will be held al
Put-in-Bay Ohio on September 4 The delegates
from the Manhattan Pharmaceutical Association
will he william NJ. Massey. Charles L. Finch. Otto
Boedker John VI. Tobin and r. J. Pay. The
American Pharmaceutical Association is Ma
tions organization. with membership Of about
eighteen hundred The association Is divided into
sections which meet separately, for the consideIs
ton Of various scientific, educational leslslative
nd commercial matters. each section then report
ing 10 the main body the result OF Us deiberations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19

lear san Fernando. l2th Infantry August O. Company
p Corporal WILLIAM BARNES. arm. slight Com
psny VI. GEORGE PLUMMER. abdomen severe
5lst Iowa. Company E. second Lieutenant LAMONT
A WILLIAMS leg. severe 2od Infantry. Company
n WILLIAM KNEISIER leg moderate 18th In
fantry. Company II. Corporal SAMUEL n LAMB
high severe August 10 Company T. WILLIAM
RtPEL, chest. moderate. August t3 Company g
GEORGE W SHARP. forearm. moderate 9Th In
fantry. August Q. Company u. JAMES LINTON.
slight. Company G. GEORGE n 2. STRAUCH.
neck severe. Angeles. Company @, RICHARD Z.
KEENAN,. leg. severe. August 49, Company l.
HENRY p. SHIERLOH foot moderate Santa
Rita. August y Company z. JAMES BROWN. fore
arm. slight. near MateO. oath Infantry Company
z LOUDEN WARE. head. slight near Qunga, 30
Infantry. August -. Company g. WILLIAM FOS-
TER leg severe; az Angeles lst Artillery, Company
E. WILLIAM GARTZ leg moderate OTIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
NEW CIVIL SERVICE 4ppoTyrEEs.

Two hundred and sixty temporary appointments IN
the Charities Department under the new Civil Ser
vice rules were announced yesterday. They were al
OF nurses helpers and attendants in the hospitals
with small salaries. There are six appoint men.s
81 a similar kind In the Corrections pepartnhSht
and as me ny more OF aborers In the Hignv avs pe-
partment. Captain william p. Meeke, prIvale seS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
MARINES START FOR HOME TO-DAY.

Washington Aug B.-The Marine Battalion al
Havana which has been ordered North on account
OF the appearance OF a case OF yellow fever among
them will start tomorrow on the Ward Line
steamer for Naw-York They will bring neither
stores nor baggage with them. The men Will be
inspected and IL deemed necessary. held In quar-
sntine on their arrival at NewYork, TO prevent
the possibility OF introducing the infection into
,bfa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
vry BrRLED N 4 PLATE CLASS WINDOW.

Max Goldstein thirty-four years old Of No iS4
West Fifteth-st.. and 3. Smythe. twenty-four
wears old OF No COS sixth-ave. gor into hght
i.st night az the southwest corner Of Fiftieth-st.
and sxth-sve smythe picked Goldstein up and
threw him against a plate glass window bringing
n down with crash and cutting Goldstein Sc
vsrev Godstein got the better 81 Smythe and
gave him similar treatment. An ambulance sur
geon from Roosevelt Hospital dressed their wounds
and they were locked up as disordery persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19

In the leg
1T certainly Waterloo for the insurgents;
They were literally cut pieces and General
Lawton IL still pursuing them with fresh troops.
and they completely demoraized. he VIII
probably w.oe out this division OF them for good.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
REPORT OF CASUALTIES.

Washington. Aug 1s-General Otis to-day cabled
the following list OF killed and wounded.
KILLED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-19
WOUNDED

Manila. August Is.
Near san Fernando ath Infantry. August Company
h, WILLIAM y. MUNSON Bustos, Sd In
fantry. August IA. Company F, CHARLES A.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25
Phoenix Open Meeting.

The following programme
will be rendered To -night by
the Phoenix Literary Society, in
the College Chapel:
Address by President, II. A.
Hunt; Defamation, A Georgia
Volunteer. Nj. Burton; Essay,
The Spirit of Poetry, a. p
Hines; Grafton, "Manl Thou
Pendulum 'rwixt Smile and
Tear" +. W. Osborn; Debate
Question: Resolved, That i'm.
migration should be prohibited
Affirmative, &. VI. Chichester
negative, j. II, Crimy DeclaIna
ton, The Raven, W. j. WilRin.
son.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25
Names Added to Our List.

The following names IT north
ern people i'm addition TO our
previous list. was handed Us oy
Mr.. Bergh:
Nils Kjostolson, Casper Bergh.
John rhorsland. l.. A. Rustad,
Andrew Z. Peterson. jacob Jen-
sen. Esnil Oehler. William vii.
Hanson, Toano. Henry A. Coo
ley, Oak Tree. o. +. Flatten
Lighttuot,
About as many more hav'
bought in the county, but viii
not be here till fall.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25
J. Prescott Leach Out.

J. Prescott Leach, who was
arrested in Newport News on
the charge of passing tad
check on his boarding house
keeper here, is now a free man.
Mayor Mercer wrote 20 the bank
on which the paper was drawn
and the cashier stated tina
Leach had an account th.se. but
did not have enough To ply the
check when il came iu O,her
PARTIES written To by the Mayor
asking information Of the young
man, replied stating that ht
bore a good reputation there.
Upon this information tn,
Mayor discharged him.
Leach gave his note for th'
bills he owed, promising to pa!
them with the first money Ia
made. lie had no money, an'
left town with cross tie ticket
II il TO be hoped Leach vii
hang ON with. the tenacity IN
name implies till all his obliga
tion~ are discharged, when Ser
geant Billy Spencer has prom
Used % Civ him ID letter putin
him ia good shape with th
whole world.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25
pervisors. There is going to be
a "hot time" though.

Politics in James City is said
To- be warmer than the famous
campaign of 1898, when MIR. Y.
II. Geddy defeated Dr.. r. n.
Wise for County Clerk. The
fight will be made for the nom
nations for Sheriff and Com
mOnwealth's A torney. The
candid ties are all popular an0
all are good men personally
We hope the people will en-
dorse the action of the cOmint
County Convention, for only The
very best men should hold im
portant and responsible posi-
tions.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25
Attorney General Montague.

Acknowledgement A. J. Mon
tagae spent several days here
this week the guest Of MIR.
Minde- Lane, on Waller street.
Mr.. Montague had several fine
hunts In the country and sue.
ceeded in capturing a finr lot ef
game which lie carried back with
him. MIR, Montague il very
popular here with all our peO
pie, and he can coant an a
"solid" delegation from Vii.
iiamsburg to any convention
before which he is a candidate
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25

Before the discovery Of One Minute
Cough Cure. minis ers were greatly d.
'urbed by coughing congregations. N
excuse 'or Il now Leonard Henley.
Give me liver regulator and can
regulate the word. " said genius. be
druggist handel him a blttie Of De
Wits Little Early Risers. the famous
little pills. Leonard Henley.
J. Sheer. SedAlia No. conductor on
electric street car line. writes that his
little daughter was very low with Group.
and her life saved after all physicians
had fai cd. only by using One Minute
Cough Cure. - Leonard Hen ey.
Not on, child dies where ten formerly
; died firm Group. People have learned
the value Of One Minute Cough Cure
and use 10 for severe lung and throat
( troubles. u Immediately stops cough
. ing. u never fails. -Leonar' Henley.
m youhave cough throat irritation
weak lungs pain IN the chest. difficult
: breathing, Group or hoafseness. lee M
suggest One Minuce Cough Cure. Al
WAYS reliable ait sale. - Leonard Henley
e L have been afii ictcd with rheumatism
, for urtccn year and nothing seemed q
give any relief I was able 20 he arounS
z al the time. but constantly Offering.
4 bad tried everything could hear OF an
az last was told 20 try Oh berlain's Pal
/. Balm. which did nnh was immcdiatcl
\ To ieved and M a short tima cured. az
happy u say that il has not since return
: ed. JOSH. EDGAR. Germantown. ca
For sale be- Leonard Henley.
For iros, bites burns. indolent sore
eczema. skin disease. and espe, iall
r. piles De Wits Witch Hazel sal'
stands first aud best To out tor di
= honest people who try 60 initiate an
.e counterfeit 10. It's their endorsement
ol good article Worthless goods a
not initiated. Get De Wits it,
Hazel Salve. Leonard Henley
Geo Z. Secnrd. the we'll known CO
tractor OF Towanda. y Y, SAYS:
l. have uscl Chamberlain's cough Remes
In my family tor long time and ha
re found it superior to any other" r
In. safe By Leonard Henley.
Il For a quick remedy and one that
perfectly safe Zoe children let Us recOl
ne mend One Minute Cough Cure. IL
H. excellent Tor Group, hoarsoness. ticAll
la the throat aud coughs. Il. Henley
Rev. r. Edwards, pastor OF the
tn glish Baptist Church 40 Minrrsvile,
- when suffering with rheumatism. was
. vised % Try Chavlbcrlain's Pain b
20 lie SAYS: A few applications Of {
"a linimonf proved OF great service 20 q
IL subdue,i the Inflammation and rcii
IL ed tie pain. Should any sufferer pr
nm 10y giving Pain Balm trial IL viii pie
me" For sale 10y Leonard Henley.
1e' As the season Of the year when pm
- monia, Ia grippe sore throat, coug
n. colds. catarrh, bronchitis and ],
troubles are TO be guarded agar
nothing lis tine substitute" will "a
wer the purpose. OF is lust as good
ED One Minute Cough Cure. That is
N. one iniallible remedy Tor all lung. tni
AZ or bronchial trou les. insi Z YigOsol
,5si upon having Il IL something else is
tered ou.-Leonard Henley
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25

On l.lnDIc Cough Cure. ceres
That IS vhqt ia was .nad- to,-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25

Tie Democrats of BrutOn. in
York met at Magruder today,
and elected the following dele
gates To the county convention;
MessrS, Ned Maynard, Is. II,
Evan and ID. r. Norment Spaf-
ford Tim berlaKe was nominat-
ed as Supervisors.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25

This remedy is ta'ended cap cssl'y Cor
coughs. colds. crou.l. = oopsnx cough
and iodueDxa. II h become famous for
ice cures Of these a .esses over . large
part % the civiiixe "a The most
hsitering testimon - have '.een y civ
cd, giving accounts % its god works:
OF the aggsavsiine and persistent coughs
IL has eoresi. 81 severe oolds tina, have
yielded promptly IN it soothing EFF cts.
sud OF The dangerous attacks ui Group II
has cured. oiren saving the lite Of tbs
child. The extensive use OF u ioI
whooping cough has shown that IL rob'
that disease II all dangerous consequen
ces. Il Is especially prized by mother
for their csildren, ~ IL never tails % ef
feet a speedy cure, and because the,
have Iound that there is not the lcas
danger in giving Il. even 20 babie'. a
i contains nothing injurious. Sold b
Leonard Henley
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25
ABOUT YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS.

Mr.. w. A. Bozarth was in
Richmond Thursday on bus
mess.
Mr.. Peter Powell, of the
Hospital, was in Richmond .
Thursday.
Miss Clara Richardson, of
Hampton, is visiting Miss
Sadie Charles.
The excursion advertised
to come here from Richmond
to-day has been abandoned.
Rev. l. ). BOyles, pastor OF
the Baptist church. spent
several days this week in
Richmond.
Mrs. r. NJ. Smith and
daughter. Miss Edith. will
go to Europe in the early
spring to remain until fall.
Mr.. +. II. Cloves. of Rich
mond, stopped over in Viii
liamsburg last night, leaving
this morning for Old Point.
Mrs. w. T. Roberts and
two young sons have return
eel from Richmond where
they spent several days the
guests OF friends.
DR.. l.. :. Foster, Superin
tendent e the Hospital
spent a couple of days il
Richmond this week ON busi
ness connected with his in
stitutiOn.
Mr.. II. &. McMullen wh'
has been clerking in Mr.. {
f. Deans store. left Thur
day for Charlottesville to b
{ he bedside OF a brOthe
who is very i'll.
MIR. Frank l.. Howard VIII
has resided here for the pas
two years. left with his fam
lyThursday for Norfolk NJ
Howard was a good citize
and we all regret to see I'M
leave the town.
Castoria Club welcome
back one OF its most acti'
and popular members, NJ
J &. Maudin. Mr.. Maupin
now ship-keeper in the Port
mouth Navy Yard. and can
up Tuesday to spend [
day with his friends here.
Mrs. Millard Morris al
Miss Jennie Maupin VIII
driving down town vest,
day afternoon accidental
drove against "A lamp pc
SCATTERING the lamp and ba
ly damaging the buggy I
occupants, beyond a frigI
were not injured.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25

The Democrats of York hold
their district conventions to-
day and their county conven-
ton mt YORKTOWN Monday. 1t
is conceded that the present in
cumbents will all be re nomi'
mated, with the exception OF
members Of the Board OF Su
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25
Political Notes.

1t is reported that Mr.. Gabel
Himmelwright, a well-KnOwn
Republican of Bruton district,
York county, will be candi.
date for Supervisor from his
district. He has held the po-
sition before.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25
VIRGINIA:-IN VACATION.

In the clerks Office Of the Circuit
Court tor the county Ot New Kent, the
14th day OF March 1899.
Jno. 5. Undertake, Mary L. Timber
lake, Florence z. Undertake. Mis-
sour +. Tim0erlske, Virgins \ Tim
berlake ana Fannie r. TimberlaKe the
two last named being infant, under
the age of twenty -One years, who sue
10y Jno. >. Timberlake, their brother
and next friend. ........ -. Plaintiffs.
Against
Rich. NJ Garrett, Elikt Hicks aud
her husb,nd. kich'd Hicks; Bsnj +.
Garrett, Pinkelton T Garrett, and
Others. who are heirs az law ara next
Of Kin OF Jn0. l. Garrett, decd. aud.
10 the plaintiffs, unknown. Defendants.
IL CHANCERY.
The object OF this suit is TO maze par.
tItiOn of the estate. ampngst those en-.
titled thereto, IF which Geo. Alex. Tim.
berlaKe died seized aud posseAsed, being
tract OF land, with impr .vements
thereon. situate in tina county OF New
I Kent, Virginia, near BarhamsviRe. con-
tanning seVel.y-fiye ares more Dr les,
and adjoining the lands of Polk Tim
berlaKe and the lands OF others
And, affidavit have been made and
fled that the names and resi- lences al
the next OF Kin and heirs at law OF Jno.
l. Garrett decd. are Unknown and
that diliyeHt inquiry has been ma le Il
find out the rames and residences Of SAID
unKnown parties. II is ordered that TIT
said unknown heirs at law of said Jn0
l.. Garrett. deed app-sr here wi hin al
teen days after due publication Ot thi
order and do what is necessary ID pro
tect their interests in this suit
Testes-
in. HARRIS. Clsrl
A copy
Z Testcs---
IN. HARRIS. cisr
r. 7. Agnisssad, Pa.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25
STATE OF VIRGINIA.


In the Circuit Court OF the city ut VIII
hamsburg and county OF James City, IN
vacation March 18th, 1899.
D. w. Marston. who sues IN behalf Of
himself. aud all other creditors Of
Fielding Brown, deceased. WHO will
come IN and contribute TO the costs Of
this sult,. ............... .--..- pla' ntlu.
VS.. 10 chaneery.
NJ. X. Harreli, per rep. and others. -.
-....... ..... g.. -....-.- ...... Defendants.
The object ct this suit Is 10 subject the
real estate OF which Fielding brown
died seized and possessed TO the pay
ment OF his debts, Il 10 c5sain the
amount, CHARACTER and priority OF the
said debts.
IL appearing by affidavit made and
F fled tina. Faunle Brown, Who Is one OF
the heirs al law and distributes OF
Fielding Brown, Diseased. is non-ress
ioent 81 this State. and further thay
I W estiy Brown, who il also an heir az
! law aud distributes has died. leaving
unknown heirs. II Is therefore ordered
that the said Fannie Brown a non-rssi-
dent and the unknown heirs of Wesley
brown, deceased, appear within fifteen
days AFTER due publication OF this notice
(being fist May Rules 1897 in the
cleiE Office of our said Court and d,
what is necessary TO protect their letter
ests.
And il is ordered that & copy of tbi
order be forthwith published once !
week FIR ioGr successive weeks IN th
, Virgins Gazette. newspaper pub ishe'
in the city of Williamsburg, Va. an.
DE posted at the front door OF the court
: houss OF James City county and the cis
, u Williamsburg on the FIRST day OF ia
2 next term oil The county C .urt alter th
, date oil thss order.
Teste:
THOMAS H. GEDDY, CLERK.
A copy teste.
t. H. GRDDY, oIsl
4 Cyrus A. Branch,
y. L. Henley, Counsel iog plaintiffs,
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25
Cure a Cod in One Day.

fake Laxative Bromo Qainine Ta5lets
All druggists refund money il it iails 70
cure 25c. The genuine has l.. b. Y.
ON each tablet
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1899-03-25

The Misses Mullen will present tree 90
their customers a Monthly Fashion
sheet, which will be OF interest and val
ne to ev,ry lsdy They also desire TO
call your attention to their handsome
spring silks and dress goods just opened