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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-09-28
REMOVED.

l have located my Office at 253
North Main St., corner Merchant St..
in the A. M. Jackman house while re-
pairing my house. Hours too a.
M, y to and to 8 pm.
G, f. CAMP, NJ D.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-25

-Sungit It " rd Wtepre
be 8Ossio bon Semi na4 0iiOn. gr
bate neun 9epGditiide bel fi9, bdrunz
ter cine &ifte nit SiGbsrseug i'm @ers
the BON 10000 Srancs. Sn 9ontdrs
lier belt fi9 Der 9rdf 9eidGfts fpes
gen Spei Sage duf unb lieB iein 9es
pad am 9dbnbpfe Suriid. Damn reilte
e. rad 0iion tDeiter. Oils has 9epdd
bort sintrdf, mar bic &iite Silber5eus
perI9punben. @rmittelungen ergds
ben, bab fe nur in Pontarlier 9eitob'
len iein tpnnte. Stint Barrier Si6ers
beitsbeamte purben barauf nit Nd6f
forI6uneen in bieIerStab beauftrast.
9as geitoblene Silberseug lpuroe an
perI6iebenen SteIen bes 8abn6ofs
un6 Der umsebuns srrBtentbeiIs pie'
b%ergefunben, Suglei4 dber entbedts
man in ben @obnungen pieler Inges
fteIlten unb 8eamten Der 8abn oabls
rei6e 9sssnItdnbe, bic Offenbar BON
giienbabnbiebitGblen b%erriibrten; %
9edmtc tpurben perbaftet.
- Sn et genartiger melt.
GuBerte ii9 bic 9eiftestrantbeit elmer
8cItBersfrau in 3antod bel 2anbss
berg a. @drtbe. Die Jruu srhob fi4 in
hsr Na4t bon tbrsm Eager. bttleioete
iiG nur nit einem leitten i4pdr5en
&leib uno biinnem nmI9lagetu9 uuo
begab Ii9 iiber 2dnosberg auf bic
DanberT6aft na9 giiitrin. llnterpsss
siinoete iie ni6t rusnissr ais feds an
Der Gboufee liessnbe 9streioeI6eunen
an, bic ale nieberbrannten. Sic fam
susrIt in bas Dorf Dsgrib, po ibrer
Sudt cine S6eune gum Spfer fiel.
Cine 3peite S6eune 5iinbete bic 5rau
in 2o33ofp ar, cine brittle in 9ennin,
ipdbreab Is in Diibringsbof gar 3pei
Sdeunen einGIderte. 4u9 in Srieos
ri9s6erg entfa6te bic grdnbItifterin
Elm Geuer. Sn5piiden bate man iif
BON 0ibriagshof an lire Gerfolgung
semadt. Sn Spiegsl traf mar tie Dor
benz Sbor elmer srpben 5tpeifliigelt9en
S6eune. Dis lie gefra9t puros, ipas
iie bu gu iu6en babe, antiportete lie:
.Nd, bier itsbt ia aud nod cine S4en'
ne, bic ma anbrennen tunn." 4u2
biefer unb anberen Geben fab man,
bab man es nit elmer 9eiftesseitOris7
gu tbun bate. unb ss tpurbe lire 9ers
baftuRa beranlabt. t-Ai-a-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-01-25
GrRie GtIhte.

Bremen. Snfolge Der @rploiton
zines OeIttldtionsteFels brad in Der
Petroleum : Raffinerie, BORN. Dug.
&orff, Seuer aus. = Gin Guberit free
der Ginbru9sbiebitabl purbe in 8res
merbafen in benz am alien Safen be-
finbli9en Compton Der Sif9banblunJ
bon &ienurl ausgefii6rt. Don benz
eiIernen 9elbi9rante tpurbe bic 9ede
dbgeIprengt unb Der 9aartnbalt bes
S9rantes i'm 9etrage BON iiber 1000
M. seraubt. Die @srtbpapiere blies
ben unberiibrt.
S9pets.
Bern. Der Srdgoner : Corporal
SriB Miinger bon Woblen BEL Bern
puroe tpegen ltnteri9ldgung bon
1249.65 Srancs gu spei Sabren
3u9tbaus unb Degradation unb eis
mem Sabr ginfteIung in ben biir9er>
li9en @bren unb Re6ten perurtbetlt.
Sensbiren. Niebergebrannt
lit bas Dobnbaus bes S9reiners
Sdcob Qmsler.
Semi. Der friibere BANTER als
freb 8ourbilon tpurbe bonn S9murs
geri6t ipegen ~betriigerifden 8antes
rotts gu brei Monaten 9efdngnib nit
Der Re9tspobItbut Der bebinsten 5reis
ldfung D%erurtbeilt.
@rtnbeInalb. @itttpe Bob
rem geb. 8aumann, 80 Sabre alt, glitt
am SagiftuB Oubier uuf benz Setms
ipege aus uno ftel 70 unsliidli4, bab
Iie in bas &rantenbaus Snterlaten
perbra9t tperben mubte.
9rpbbietnpl I. Sbterar5t
@annsr itieB auf benz Seimtpes in fin
fterer Ra9t nit feinem 6ubrpert 10
ungIiidli9 nit Der poIt suiammen.
baB er unter Iein pferb gu ltegen fam.
gr erlitt 10 i9pere @erlebungen. bab
er benielben erlag.
&erns. @eitorben 1T bier Sbers
ri4ter Soisf 8inblin i'm gltsr BON 76
Sabren.
2a9en. Ia9ts brdnnte baa
Saus BON Sattler 8rieg ponItdnbia
nieber. Die 8epobner fonnten mil
Miibe bas nadte 2eben retten.
Siterrei9 : Il ngarn.
8aben. Die Sberbauratbss
tpittpe Srau Sophie Bergman III
bier i'm Glitter BON 81 Sabren geitprs
ben. Sie Dame bat elm 9rittel hires
@erm6gens, bds auf 100000 9ulben
besiffert pir6, Der Stabtgemeinbe 8az
ben teItirt.
9rinn. 2tuf ReqriIition oea
Strafgeri9tes ipurbe Der tiirali9 in
goncurs seratbene Sudbdnbler Nas
than Strebinger unter Der 8ef9ulbt=
gung bes @erbre9ens bes 8etruses
perbdftet.
9ra5. Ser @iener Dice : 8iirs
9ermeiiter Stroba6 purbe auf benz
bieiigen 8abnbofe BON 4rbeitern be-
I9impft unb nit faulen @iern betpors
fen.
Snnsbrud. Bet Segbe(9Belths
ttroD 1T Der 37iGbrige Bauer Garli,
BEL Snnerpiusraten @uftertbaD bic
~S2idbrige SaglObnertn Geger %erfroren.
&Dfla9. 9as Dad Der Sart's
I6en @lasfabrit rpurbe bon S9neez
maFen eingebriidt unb Der Sei5er
SrdnS S5pirt, Batter mebrerer Slim
Der; @lasma6ergebtGfe Sofef Queber,
l1lri9 &rainer unb Seinrid Srab ses
tDbtet. S9pere 8eripunbungen, meis
items am &opfe, erlitten feds 4rbsiter
uno cine Qrbeiterin. Die 3abl Der
2ei9tperleBten betrdgt elf.
2urembure.
Rpnneri9. S~taGungen unS
S9eune bes Qderers Sob. 2outi9 iinb
a%bgebrannt. Der S9aben betrdst
10000 Sruncs.
Merfd. 0as neue Wobnbaus
bes SoteLiers Sries tit Elm Raub Der
5Iummen setpOrOen. Der Sdaben 1T
bebeutenb.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
N. & w. EARNINGS.

The statement of Comptroller NJ. c.
Jameson. of the Norfolk and Western
halfway Company. gives the following
FACTS relative to the earnings of the
road for May. 1900. and for the eleven
months ending May 31st:
Miles operated-lS90. 1551: 1899, 1851.
Earnings in May. 1900. passenger.
mail and express. S193. 39S19: freight.
Sl,0SS, 1926. In 1899. passengers, mail
and express. S1.54S.39; freight, 1855.
1918. Total earnings. May, 1900. ST.
2Sl. 590.65; 1899. S1,11S. 2S3.1S Increase.
Sl63, 307. 47-15 per cent.
Operating expenses. May, 1900, S775.-
03S.13; 1899. s724.979.45. Increase, $50
O592S-7 per cent.
Net earnings. May, 1900, s5O6. 551 90.
less hXed charges-surplus. S319,314. 49,
In 1899, net earnings, S393, 1903. IS, less
liked charEes-$1S9, 377.75, surplus. s2o3.-
9299S, an increase OF $1l5, 3SS45
The figures for eleven months. July
Isl. 1899; to May 31st. 1900. are as fol-
lows Passenger. mail and express.
S2'O3l ,5O5.16: freight, S10,74S.61I.50. Total
earnings. Sl27S0, 1866. For previous
similar period, the figures are: ST.
SOL ,4S2.O6; S9.014.9I3.79-S10. SIG. 455.S5. To-
TAI expenses past eleven months. ST.
i36, 266.I9; similar previous period. 81
2l6,512.74: increase. s519,754O5-7 per
cent. For past eleven months, net
earnings. S5.043.S49.S7, less fixed charges
2,OS59S4-surplus. s2.957 ,S6575. For
similar previous period, s3.599,943.ll.
S2.051, 013.09. sl.54S, 9S3o2 increase of
surplus, 81, 40S 935 "a
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
SEPARATE CAR LAW.

Tile rev law known as the Epps', or
Jim Crow Car Law" has passed in
to effect without apparent hitch, and
seems to be acceptable to all classes of
The travelling public. Second ella SIS
fares are no longer sold over the Ches-
apeake and Ohio and other railroads
operating i'll this State, as the Jim
Crow" law would necessitate four cars
where, under the former arrangement,
only two were necessary, whites and
colOred using the same car. Owing
to the fact that the Southern and the
Scabcard and Atlantic Coast Line rail-
WHY'S ffrnve-ts tf-te-fsaai fitaii4a-s parate
coaches in order to comply with the
law of North Carolina. these roads
have not been put to the inconvenience
other roads have in order to comply
with the new law.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
BRAN BLETON.

Brambleton Lodge. No. 12. l. o. NJ,
has in;aalled the following officers:
Senior Master. NJ. l.. Gaines. Worship
l4l Master, G. G. Hancock; Junior
rotary. j. b. ireland: Financial Secre-
tary. w. i. Arlington: Treasurer. ]. S.
Addison: Chaplain, G.. w. Stone: Con-
ductor. r. G. Bredin.
Pythias. installed their newly elected
officers last night. after which the Sir
Knights and visiting members of the
order RECALLED themselves With cream
and light refreshments.
Master Samuel Nixon. Of Edenton. N.
C.. is the guest of Joseph II. Baker
No us North Reservoir avenue.
Miss Lehma Fulmer. of Elizabeth
City. y. c.. is the guest of her uncle.
Mr. T. L. Snyder. No. 1l5 North Mar
shall avenue.
An important business meeting OF
the Anna Gordon Y was held at the
residence of Miss Eva Johnakin, No.
SOB Tunstall avenue, last night. Mat
tiers looking to the future welfare of
the organization was discussed.
Miss S. Kindred Williams has not
accepted the position as soloist in St.
Paurs Episcopal choir. Richmond. as
was announced Il few days ago.
Mrs. a. r. Hill and son. Walter II.
Hill, and mother, Mrs. Jennie Height.
have gone to New York. and on n visit
to friends on the Hudson ut Newberry.
Poughkeepsie, and in Orange county.
Miss Lottie. daughter of Captain and
Mrs. l.. a. Battin. of Windsor avenue
Is visiting relatives at Port Norfolk.
Va.
Rev c. !. Jones. d. D.. and family.
of Bedford, Mass, arc expected here
to-day. DR.. Jones was the founder
and former pastor of the Christian
Memorial Temple. He will preach for
his old congregation next Sunday. He
a n
friends and members of the church.
Miss Loula Il. Harwell of 200 Clay
avenue, is on protracted visit to
friends In Nansemond county, Va.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
BRIEF ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nottingham, of
cape Charles City, are visiting Mrs
Andrew busch, at Huntersville
yesterday was the second anniver-
sary or the destruction of Ceryera s
fleet at Santiago.
j. Il. Holland qualified before Mayor
johnston yesterday as u justice of the
peace from the Fourth Ward.
The alarm of fire al $40 O'Clock yes
terday morning was caused by the
Burning OF chimney at No. II New
ton street. There was no material
damage.
Little Miss Bertha Stone. who was
thrown from Il runaway horse on the
Lambert's Point road Monday, receiN-
ed several painful bruises. but was not
seriously injured.
Mr.. c. n. Williams has returned
nome from William and Mary College,
where he received the degree of Is. L..
at the late commencement exercises.
Mr. Thomas w. shelton. or iris city,
a member of the Board of Visitors OF
the Virginia Military Institute. is IN
Lexington attending Il meeting of the
board and the closing exercises or the
Institute.
MIR. and Mrs. Il. A. Page. of Ward
avenue Client, are summering at Will
loughby Beach.
Judge Waddiil has notified United
states District Attorney Allan that the
criminal term of the United States
Court at Alexandria has been post
poned from the 9Th to the 18th instant.
OWING to Il special term OF the United
states Circuit Court of Appeals to be
held i'll Richmond on the 10th instant.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
TAX PAID STAMPS.
State Has a New Way for Col.
Iecting Tax Seals in Advance.
Entire Change In tho Manner of Doing
Bushes. With Notarics PubIic-Stnte
Issues Coupon Books Which Arc Sold SO
That No Legal Document Can Escape.

Tax paid stamps are q feature of the
new law. 1t went into effect on July
LIST. 1t changes the business of the
State is concerned.
The old law allowed notarles public
to make statement at the end of the
fiscal year. That was under the law
of July, 1890. which is amended.
Thus all those officials. including no
taries, who have authority to use seals.
could make report of the number OF
seals they had put on during the year,
and could pay for them according to
their own reports. There was then no
check on their reports. If they forgot
anything, the State had no means of
discovering their forgetfulness, much
less of assisting them to correct their
errors.
The effective part of the law is as
follows:
"All seals taxable under this act, ex-
cept the seal of the State, are hereby
declared illegal and of no effect. and
shall not be received or accepted as n
legal notorial or court seal in any
court of the State unless the same
shall be superimposed upon an adhe-
sive stamp in such manner and form
hereinafter provided for"
The price for the seal of the State
is 80, and for the seal of q court or a
notary is 81.
These stamps are an imprint OF the
Virginia coat of arms. about two
inches in diameter. with mucilage on
the back. They come in book form
bound. about fifty coupons in a pack
age.
These books are charged to State or
city teasurer, who must pay for them
and therefore must sell them for cash.
Thus the great changes are: that the
tax is paid by buying stamps without
which the document is not legal. and.
the State gets the tax in advance.
The advantages are: that the State
will not have to hunt for the tax, nor
depend wholly on the honesty OF the
officials to report what it should be;
that the State gets, not only all of the
tax, but gets it at the least trouble
and expense.
The treasurers are allowed five per
cent. for selling the stamps and send
ing the money to the State Treasurer.
But there is such q great expectation
of increased revenue, because of this
plan of tax paid stamps for seals that
the State will realize not only enough
to pay the small percentage, but
enough also to make material in
crease in the public revenue.
Affidavits to pensions and deposit
lions in court are exempt from this
stamp tax
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
TIE NEWS OF NORFOLK ON PAGES D. & 5.
AMBERT's POINT.

Odd Fellows Hall was graced with
the beauty and fashion of the village
Monday night, the occasion being the
public installation of the newly elect
ed officers OF Lamberts Point Lodge,
knights of Pythias. The committee
having in charge the delightful affair
had made ample preparations for the
comfort and pleasure of their guests,
which filled the concert hall of the
building an hour before the exercises
began.
The installation ceremonies were
conducted by Acting Grand Chancellor
w. A. Edwards, of Norfolk, assisted
by the following grand officers: w. c.
Wallace, Grand Master at Arms; DIR.
Charles w. Doughtie, Grand Prelate,
and G. w. Kennedy, Grand Keeper of
Records and Seal, who duly installed
the following officers: III. A. Lanier,
Chancellor Commander: John w. Bay
Tor. ice-Chancellor: Rev. George w.
Cox. Prelate; w. A. Darden, Master of
Work; j. II. Stoddard. Master at Arms;
a. w. higgins. Master of Exchequer:
II. w. Bray. Inner Guard; Harry Ba-
ker. Outer Guard.
The installation ceremonies was fol-
lowed by II fine musical program, I'M
der the direction of Professor ]. Pol
lard Rivcs. who presided with his ac-
customed Skill at the piano. the fol-
lowing well-known amateurs partici-
patlng: Two solos. Mrs. DIR. Farmer:
recitations, by Mr.. f. II. Jones. Lew
ellyn and the Hound" THE rawlings
of John Mccullough" and the poem by
a Southern lady, entitled Damon and
Pythias.''
General D. J. Turner made n highly
interesting and instructive address on
"Pythian Knighthood' He was fol-
lowed by Mr. Boyd. State representa-
tive of the Endowment Rank. in time
~ remarks. Then followed bountiful
distribution of cream and cake.
Captain l.. w. Lambert and his par
ty, consisting of Messrs. w. A. Graves.
G. A. Wilkins. l.. ID. Nanderbcrry. ].
Savage of Baltimore, and f. P. Thorn
as of Washington. ID. c.. returned
Monday on his yacht, George Milliner,
from n fishing cruise around the Capes
of Virginia. They captured go blue
fish, two large drums, weighing TWEEN
ty-one pounds each. and n big shark,
with two double rows OF teeth.
The Childrcn's Day exercises at the
Methodist Church Sunday afternoon
was largely attended. and was pro-
nounced by all present as the best
ever given in the history of the school.
Mr.. Mcpherson of the firm of Baker
& Mcpherson who was disabled some
ten days ago by sticking n nail in his
foot. was able to be out yesterday.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
WALKER V. HoLTYcLAw.
Supreme Court of South Carolina,
April IS. 1900.

Supreme Court of South Carolina,
April IS, 1900.
WHERE A SURETY EXECUTED A
BOND FOR COMPENSATION, AND
WAS ENGAGED IN GIVING Sc
CURITY AS A REGULAR BUSI-
NESS, THE RULE THAT A BOND
SHOULD BE STRICTLY CON-
STRUED IN FAVOR OF THE
SURETY HAS NO APPLICATION.
This was an action on the bond of n
county treasurer. and the American
Banking and Trust Company. of Bal
timore. which was surety on said bond
The court says:
Upon the hearing Of the case 1t was
argued that a surety is n favorite of
the law, and it should be strictly con-
strued in his favor. While this is true
as general rule. it has no application
to case like this. where the surety
receives compensation, and the surety
ship is in the line of it's regular bust
ness. The allegations OF the complaint
show that the defendants intended to
execute the bond required by the stat
ute, and 1t was error for the presiding
Judge to have held otherwise.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
RAILWAY NOTES..
Chesapeake 6 Ohio and Norfolk &
Western Earnings for May.
Big Summon Passenger Trafio New Loca
C. 8 o. Schedule to Newport News
Immense s.A. L. Freight Business Sep
arato Car Law Working Smoothly.

The following is a comparative
statement of earnings and expenses on
the Chesapeake and Ohio for the
month 'of May, as compiled by Comp
troller l.. +. Sullivan:
Gross earnings. 1900. s1,124.545 SO:
1899, $3.50. 62S1S-increase. $l34 922. 35
Less expenses and taxes. 1000, $780,
444o1; 1899, sos, 127I7-increase, $780,
1854. Net earnings. 1900. 1926. 10l52;
1899. $3.50. 496.01-increase. S44.60551.
From July to date: Gross earnings,
1900. s12.129,oos.ss; 1899. $40. s2s, 500 s5 :
increase. $780, 44.74. Less expenses
and taxes. 1900, sS.c2s. 42O.55: 1899, ST.
$50, 556.73-increase. SS45 S63.S2. Net
earnings, 1900. $500, 5SS.14: 1899, 49,
$40, 3OI.22-increase, 1859. 2SO.92.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
ATLANTIC CITY.

Three car loads OF precious freight
left the Presbyterian manse on Col
ley avenue at 1880 o'clock last night on
the trolley excursion given by the W.
c. T. u. to Lambert's Point, the city
park and Brambleton. The cars were
daily decorated with flags and bunting
The party returned to the ward about
10 o'clock highly delighted with the
pleasures of the evening.
The 10Th of July will be Ladies'
Day" at the Colley Club. when the
doors of the club room will be thrown
open to the ladies of the ward and
city for their special enjoyment. Fine
music will be an attractive feature.
The club expects to repeat it's excur-
sion to Old Point and the Capes on the
evening of the Esd inst.
A large number of people attended
the lawn party given by the Earnest
Workers Of the Central Avenue Baptist
Church last night, and general good
time was enjoyed by the visitors. The
receipts from the sale OF cream and
cake was very gratifying.
The Epworth League and congrega-
ton of Lekies Memorial NJ. E. Church
will hold joint service at o'clock
tonight.
IINEEDA RATH AT OCEAN VIEW
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
COURT DECISIONS.
DlGESTED BY W. B. MARTIN
EXCLUSIVELY FOR
vIRcINIAN- pilot.
Notes Of Cases Recently Decided
Which Ere Of Interest to
Our People.
STATE v. HILL.

Supreme Court of Appeals, West Va
April 81, 1900.
THE FACT THAT AN INDICTMENT
FOR BURGLARY is NOT EN-
,DORSED "a TRUE BILL" AND
SIGNED BY THE FOREMAN OF
THE GRAND JURY, is NOT A FA-
TAI DEFECT. A JURY MAY CON-
VICT ON THE UNCORROBORAT-
ED EVIDENCE OF AN ACCOM-
PLICE.
The court says
At the October term, 1899, Jake Hill
was convicted of feloniously and bur-
glariously breaking into a box car on
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. and
stealing a hog therefrom. of the value
OF $40. principally on the evidence Of
hiram Turner who was serving n term
IN the penitentiary for the same Of
tense. He made Il motion for new
trial, which was overruled. and he was
sentenced to q term Of five years in
the penitentiary. On writ OF error. he
relies upon three grounds to reverse
the Judgment of the circuit court:
First. that the indictment was not
the foreman of the grand jury. This
has been the usual practice, and while
IL rs highly proper for the purpose OF
additional Identification, has never
been held absolutely essential. In the
case of State V. Heaton this question
was left open for future consideration
In some States 1t is a necessary re-
quirement by statute, but such is not
the case In this State. In Virginia It
has been held to be unnecessary, as
the indictment Is fully identified by
being presented in open court by the
grand jury. signed by the prosecuting
attorney, and thus made q part of the
records of the court as n true bill. at
common law the signature OF the fore
man is usually regarded as formal
and not necessary to the validity of
the Indictment" 1t has further been
held that, being a mere technical err
Tor, 1t must be taken advantage of be-
fore pleading. or it will be deemed
waived.
The last objection is that the accused
was convicted on the uncorroborated
evidence of an accomplish, now serv-
ing term In the penitentiary for the
same crime. The court was not asked
TO instruct. the jury as to the necessary
caution Tor II to exercise in such Il
case. and the danger of giving cred
ence to such testimony. but the Jury
were permitted to exercise their own
judgment with regard thereto, and the
court refused to disturb the verdict.
This plainly comes within the case of
State ". Betsall. While the uncorrob.
Grated evidence of IN accompllce, un-
der the circumstances rs shown, has
always been viewed with suspicion and
doubt. yet where the accused asks no
instructions with regard thereto. and
leaves the whole matter of law and
evidence for the jury to determine, he
cannot afterward complain that such
verdict was contrary to the law and
evidence. II he thought the jury were
not fully advised Is to the law. he
should have had the court instruct
them; otherwise 1t will be presumed
that they were fully Informed, and
gave to the accomplice's evidence only
such weight as the law authorizes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
WYNN ". HARRISON.
Supreme Court OF Georgia.
April Z, 1900.

supreme court or Georgia.
April z. 1900.
WHEN A FATHER PERMITS HIS
MINOR SON TO USE FOR A PAR
TICULAR PURPOSE A CHATTEL
BELONGING TO THE FORMER,
/ AND THE LATTER, WITHOUT
AUTHORITY, UNDERTAKES TO
SELL OR DISPOSE OF THE PROP
ERTY, AND IN SO DOING YIELDS
POSSESSION THEREOF TO a
THIRD PERSON, THE FATHER
MAY MAINTAIN A POSSESSORY
WARRANT FOR THE PURPOSE
OF RECOVERING POSSESSION.
THIS is so FOR THE REASON
/ THAT. IN LEGAL CONTEMPLA-
TIoN, THE POSSESSION OF THE
SON WAS THAT OF THE FAITH
Err, AND THE ATTEMPT, IN
THE MANNER STATED, TO DE-
PRIvE HIM OF THAT POSSES
SION, WAS WRONGFUL AND
ToRTIOUS, THE MINOR BEING
UNABLE TO MAKE ANY BIND
: ING CONSENT AS TO THE MAT
TER.
(Syllabus by the Court.)
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
NEW G. G. q. SCHEDULE.

The new steamer schedule on the G..
d c. route is now IN effect. The last
steamer leaves New port News for Nor
folk at o'clock. This give five round
trips day bctw cen the two cities.
made necessary by the increase of bus
mess. The steamers Louise and Old
Point Comfort are on the route. The
new c. &c. o. steamer soon to be built
will make the trip across Hampton
Roads in about forty minutes.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
IMMENSE S. A. L. rRAFFrC.

The Scaboard Air Line is now in full
operation into Richmond. 1t has it's
own freight depot here, and is handling
all its trains. both passenger and
freight. solid, from Tampa to this city
and then bv the Richmond, Fredericks-
ourg and Potomac North. On Monday
morning the system opened it's new
Richmond freight depot. located at the
intersection of Fifteenth and Franklin
streets, and it was at once compelled
to handle an immense amount of
freight. MIR. Stuart 2. Stringfellow is
in charge.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
Evening Excursion 20 Old Point
Fourth of july,

The Old Dominion steamer Mob
Jack" will, on Wednesday. July 4th.
leave Company's Wharf. foot of Ne
braska street. at 700 p. m. Ports
mouth 7:I5 p. m. Bay Line 1880 p. M
for Old Point. Returning leaves Old
Point 1880 p. IN. Fare so cents round
trip. jy3-2t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-07-04
NOW WITH THE S. AL.

Mr.. Edwin G. Booth. of Carter's
Grove. for three and half years with
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company at Newport News, where he
made n fine record and was very pop
ular. has received an appointment in
the local freight depot of the Seaboard
Air Line here. He is a son of DR.. L.
II. Booth,