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The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Mrs. Nicholas Mooney.

Mrs. Nicholas Mooney. aged IS
years. died at 1890 Tuesday even.
ing at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Julia Maloney on Capitol
Hill, after an illness Of one week
with heart trouble. She was born
in Ireland, coming to this country
when quite young and has lived in
Saline county upwards Of fifty
years.
Deceased was a staunch Catholic
and died happy in the faith. A
husband and four children are left.
They are Mrs, Julia Maloney, Mrs.
Abe Allenburg. George and Chris
Mooney.
The funeral was held on Thurs
day morning al nine o'clock at the
Catholic church and was largely
attended. The services were con-
Quoted by Father Oneil. Burial at
Ridge Park Cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
The Ans Club.

The Ans Club, the members 81
which have been taking n rest for
some months. have decided they
are wasting much precious time
aud will meet regularly every two
weeks ~ the future.
They will have their first meet.
ing this ti'~idav) afternoon with
Miss Annie Hawkins a, her de-
lishtful home on VERIFY street.
which is one of the hnnd>onc>t aud
most pleasantly located IN the city.
No one makes u more charming
hostess than does Miss Annie. who
well understands the art.
The following young ladies com.
pose the club: Misses Dranr Rob.
crtson. Anna Cutlery, Julia Watts,
Stella Hicks. Nadine and Mabel
Fisher.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Object Of the Monday Department
Club.

The Monday Department Club
is a literary and musical orsaniza.
ton. having for It's object the pro.
motion Of sympathy and united ef-
fort for the broadening oi humanity
and the elevation of society.
1t nav has $50 members and IL
il is possible to accommodate more
when the club opens. the first Mon.
day in October. the membership
will Ike extended to 200. as we
hope to enroll all ladies who are
interested in the improvement of
the home and in literary and must.
cal attachments.
MRS. G.. :. HARDIN. Pres.
Miss MAY BRANDON. Sec.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Al Wilton Springs.

A number Of the Episcopal Ia.
dies having made their prepara-
tons to spend Friday at Wilton
and being prevented from doing so
by the rain. went on Saturday and
spent the day very pleasantly. The
party was composed of Mrs K. G.
Horne and children. Mrs. Il. D..
Montague and children, Miss Annie
CUTLERY and Mrs. G.. +. Davis and
children.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Entertained.

Mrs. Joe O'Day entertained q
party OF young ladies at supper on
Monday evening, in honor OF her
guests, MissViola Baker and Miss
Welsh of Mt. Leonard. when the
following persons were entertained:
Misses Louise and Rachel Van.
Dyke, Louise and Virgie Wood.
bridge and Eva Young.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
To Members and Friends Of the A,
O. u. W. Ia Saline County.

The Marshall Lodge. A. o. ".
W.. is making a. effort to secure
the 1880 prize offered by the New
York Racket Store. and members
of that lodge solicit the assistance
of all friends of the order.
Send votes to the undersigned.
w. X. JAMES, Financier.
Ed II. MITCHELL, Rec. 2S.4w
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Tie S. Garrett.

+. s. Garne,t died ut his home
~ Slater Monday. july 2:,d. at =
o'clock. aged ~ years. For some
months he had been in failing
health. and when two weeks ago
he was take, down with typhoid
fever. great fears were entertained
Of his recovery. Although he had
the hest medical skill and the most
tender nursing. II was Of no avail.
Mr.. Garnett was born in Slater.
where he spent the hest part "f his
life, and being Of a kind aud gen
iai disposition, made many friends.
who are deeply grieved that he
should bc cut down in his prime.
Seven years ago Mr.. Garnet,
married Miss Julia j: Orear. daugh-
ter Of Major N. {. Orear of this
city. who with unc little daughter.
Gcnevievc. aged S years. are lett
to mourn for a kind aud indulgcnt
husband and father.
The REPUBLICAN joins with a
large circle Of friends and relatives
in extending sympathy to the hc.
rcaved wife aud near relatives. The
funeral was held on "Wednesday
morning ut 10 o'clock nj the resi-.
dcnce. Rev. Judge Alton OF the N.
u. chu.ch. South. and Rev. Mr..
Russell Of the Baptist church con.
Quoting the services. Burial at
Rehobc,h cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
Evolutionary Recital.

The Evolutionary recital at the
opera house OH Tuesday evening
given by the seventy five pupils Of
Misses Eugenia and Matte Estiil
The Marshall republican., 1900-07-27
The Falling Of q Hammock.

Mrs. Melvin Evans and little
SOIL. Harold. were sitting in a ham.
mock OF Monday. when a post
gave way, throwing the occupants
to the ground. Harold escaped in.
jury. but the mother received a
very painful and ugly cut in the
back Of her head, made by the rope
attachment striking her with such
force that the head had to he band.
aged and the injury has proven
quite painful since.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
HEALTH MATTERS.
AN IMPORTANT CONFERENCE OF
OFFICIALS YESTERDAY.

~ special meeting of the Board of
Health was held yesterday afternoon
to discuss with committees from the
Board Of Supervisors of Norfolk coun-
ty and the Berkeley Council the terms
upon which the county and berkeley
may enjoy the benefits of Norfolk S
newly equipped hospital on Craney
Island for contagious diseases.
1t has been the wish of the Norfolk
Board of Health that some such ar
engagements as suggested he made, not
only for the benefit Of Berkeley and
the county. hut to protect this city
against contagious disease which may
in the future develop in those terri
tories.
Mr.. Tilley. of Berklcy: Health ON
Ger Hancock, Of Norfolk county. and
MIR. Il. r. Nimmo. chairman of the
Board Of Supervisors Of the county
were among those WIG met with the
Board and discussed the matter 1t
was the wish of all present that the
desired arrangements be made. The
Board of Health submitted a PROPOSE
ton tn the committees to care for any
patients that may be sent TO the island
at so much per head. These terms will
have 10 be reported TO the Board OF
Supervisors OF Norfolk county and 10
the Rerkley Council for ratification or
rejection
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
THE U. S. COURT
Specia! Masters in the Ryan-Sea-
board Injunction Proceedings.
NIcssrs Goo. E. Bowtlcn and X. T, Thorpe
Empowered to Compel Attendance of
Witnesses and Production of Books, Pa
pers, etc. Interesting Bankruptcy Case.

Judge Waddill, Jr., of the United
States District Court. yesterday issued
an order appointing Hons. George e.
Bowden and Robert T. Thorpe special
masters to take evidence in the case of
Thomas +. Ryan VS.. John Shelton Will
liams ct ais. The masters are empow-
cred to take evidence anywhere inside
the Eastern District of Virginia.; can
compel the attendance of witnesses
and the production of books, records
and other papers.
The appointment of two special mas
tors was because of the lurge amount
of testimony TO be taken. This work
Will commence Sortly.
1t will be remembered that Judge
Waddll refused the plaintiff in this
case Il temporary injunction restrain
ing the defendants from proceeding
with the consolidation OF the Scaboard
Air Line system with other systems
until the final hearing could be had
The testimony now to be heard will
be used in the final hearing before
Judge Waddill
1t is expected that within sixty days
the final decision OF Judge Waddill
viii have been handed down. There is
n strong probability of the case finally
reaching the United States Supreme
Court. as both sides arc determined to
fight to n finish.
DECLARED a BANKRUPT.
jury In the United States Court
yesterday in the involuntary bankrupt
cy proceedings of Il. b. Cornick ts Co,
of Norfolk, returned Il verdict declar-
ing that Cornick &c Co. had commit
ted an act of bankruptcy by the IL
legal transfcrrence of property. About
SIT. 900 is involved in the case. Judge
T. Fl. Wilcox and Mr.. p. y. Agclasto
were counsel for the several creditors,
and Mr.. p. J. Norris appeared for Cor
nick & Co. Mr.. f. II. Hobbs and others
were the plaintiffs named in the case
The matter will now be referred to
Referee D. Lawrence Groner for the
distribution of the assets of the COM
pany among the creditors Judge Wad-
dill will be asked this morning to or
der the sale OF the stock
This is the first case OF it's kind to
be heard by jury in this city since the
passage OF the National Bankrupt Act
~ TUG I4IBELED
Deputy United States Marshal West
has attached Captain John T. Bottoms
tug Lambcrt's Point upon libel suit
brought by f.. T.. Sawyer to recover
$500 for the loss of n raft of logs, which
were lost while being towcd by the
libeled tug. Captain Bolton gave bond
for his tug.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
ATTEMPTS AT BURGLARY.
TWO NOCTURNAL VISITS TO
WALKE STREET RESIDENCES.

TWO NOCTURNAL VISITS TO
WALkE STREET RESIDENCES.
Mrs. G.. A. Powell, residing at 81
Wake street, was awakened Tuesday
night by some one attempting to force
an entrance through front window
Her cries of alarm brought Il quick
answer from n boarder and the noise
scared the would-be burglar, who ran
down the steps ana made his es-
cape.
This is the second attempt at bur
Slary at this residence within n week,
and third attcmnt will likely meet
with lcadcn reception. The attempt
made Sunday night was successful so
far as getting into the house was con-
cerned. but though he was heard, no
alarm was made. yet he got scared
and left before securing anything and
before ne could be captured
y mysterious series of three pistol
shots in the lane at the rear of this
block Saturday morning remains un-
explained, but neighbors there state
that the next shooting will be we'll
understood
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
ANOTHER LINK.
CONNECTING BROOKS RAMSEY
WITH MURDEROUS ASSAULTS.

CONNECTING BROOKS RAMSEY
WITH MURDEROUS ASSAULTS.
Another link has been forged In the
chain OF damning evidence against
brooks Ramsey. the negro criminal
who was shot and killed by Policeman
samuel 10. Salyer early Tuesday morn
ing. AIR. George w. Miller the Bran
oleton Ward gentleman, who. with his
WE. was beat into insensibility by a
burglar on the night of March 4. re-
ported to police headquarters yesterday
that his pistol. as we'll as his shoes,
were stolen at the time of the assault
His shoes were found in Ramsey's
mouse Tuesday. and yesterday Chief
kizer sent the detectives to make an
other search, and Mr.. Miller's stolen
pistol was recovered, that gentleman
identifying it afterwards.
STILL AT THE MORGUE.
The body OF Ramsey is still at the
city Morgue. The mother and father
or the dead burglar applied at a color
ed undertaking establishment yester-
DAY with view of having the remains
taken from the Morgue and prepared
for burial, but the undertaken refused.
IT is said. to have anything to do with
the body. 1t will be turned over to
FRANK Gillian, colored, the keeper OF
Calvary Cemetery. to-day If the pa
rents do not succeed in raising the
money to defray the expenses of burial
Up to last night they had raised ONLY
81. the better class of coiored Deople
refusing to contribute
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
THE NEW CHAIRMAN.
CITY DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE SELECTED
JUDGE WILCOX

The City Democratic Executive Com
mittee met last night and accepted the
resignation of Captain w. w. Dey as
chairman OF that body. and elected
Judge Thomas II. Wilcox to fill the
vacancy thus created.
Captain Dey called the meeting to
order, and after Secretary Randolph
read the letter from Captain Dey ten
dering his resignation, Mr.. Walker was
called to the ciS.r. When the resig-
nation was accepted Captain Dey was
unanimously rendered n vote of thanks
for his services for the party.
The election of Judge Wilcox was
unanimous. Mossrs. Sale. Johnson and
Randolph were appointed a committee
TO notify him of his selection
The committee then adjourned to
meet Friday evening at Colonel w. w.
Sales Office. in the Lowenberg build
ing.
At this meeting primary will be
ordered. The dates will probably he
April 18th and 18th, IT being the senti-
ment or the committee to allow one day
to intervene between the first and sec
ond days primary
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
Captain HamiIton's Body.

Up to last night nothing further had
been heard as to the body of Captain
Robert Hamilton. who was drowned
Tuesday from his tug, the w. w. Ora
ham, in the York river. as result of
an accident. Captain Harvey. his en-
pioyer. left yesterday morning, carly,
for the scene of the accident and will
offer a reward OF $50 for the finding OF
the body. 1t is believed 1t will be
found. if at all. some two miles down
the river from the scene of the acct
dent. If found. ii will be prepared for
burial and shipped to Baltimore for
intermcnt.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
ANOTHER MURDER.

NEGRO HANGED IN CAROLINA
KILLED y MAN IN NORFOLK.
Sheriff Lawlcr yesterday received a
letter from North Carolina authorities
relative to the hanging there of a col
ored man named Taylor. Taylor was
hung last week. The letter states that
during the week before the hanging
Taylor confessed to the editor of a
North Carolina weekly newspaper that
some months ago he killed n man in
Norfolk. robbed the body of about Sll
in cash and then threw it into the
Elizabeth river. The negro thought his
victim was a sailor or connected with
some maritime industry
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
THE CITY COURTS
A Verdict Set Aside in the Corpo-
ration Court.
~ Qualification Property Transfers Held
for Forgery Six Men Required to Ham
do Cripplo-I,alloonist Paroled for
Day.

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Judge Hanckel set aside the verdict for
the plaintiff rendered Tuesday in the
case of Lydia l.. Sanderlin VS.. a. w.
Cornick. and granted the defendant a
new trial.
George Dorr was granted permission
10 carry a concealed weapon.
II. A. Williams qualified before judge
Hanckel yesterday as administrator Of
Samuel Corprew under bond of 81, ooo
with George Mcintosh as surety.
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
The Heptasophan Classified Building
Association to Edward Spalding. lot
improved southside OF Gofr street,
$4,000.
Lena Penzold to Burns Corprew,
property in Springfield" 5000.
HELD FOR FORGERY.
Justice Tomlin yesterday morning
held j. w. Gaylord. a young man OF
I1untersville, for the April grand jury
on the charge of forging the name of
City Sergeant John Il. Lawler to a
check for $l5, which was passed Tues
day at NJ. j. Madden's shoe store, No.
iI6 Church street.
Gaylord brought two pair of shoes
and pair of slippers and gave Mr. Il.
u. Caps. n clerk in the store, the
checl; for S15 in payment for the same
The price OF the shoes was deducted
and Gaylord given his change.
Three checks bearing the name of
City Sergeant Lawlcr and two others,
one for $l5 and the other for $40. were
found on the person of Gaylord He
is said to have attempted to pass these
latter checks n few days ago. but
failed
A FIGHTING CRIPPLE.
James McGrady. cripple, hailing
from Baltimore was fined S23 for car
rying concealed razor. Ii developed
in the testimony that McGrady gave
the police much trouble in landing him
behind the bars. 1t required six police
men to hold him while he was being
searched.
HOUSEBREAKINGA LLEG ED.
Mary Smith. colored, who lives at
II James street. was before Justice
.E4aiial:al--nn- the-eharge OF houschreak-
Ing. The accused was bailcd in the
sum of $500. with Il. G.. l.. Paige as
surety. 10 appear in the Police Court
to-day. Her accuscr is Martha Moore.
colored. who lives in the house with
her.
PAROLED FOR a DAY.
Edward Wcrtley. the balloon man,
arrested Tuesday upon warrant
sworn out by Mrs. NJ. S. James, charg-
ing him with obtaining board under
false pretenses, was paroled by Justice
Tomlin 10 allow him to get out and
try TO raise the $40 he owes Mrs.
James.
BIGAMY CASE POSTPONED.
The biGamy charge against Mrs.
Flora Mirvis. the young wife OF Ike
Mirvis, Il Princess Anne grocer. was
continued until to-day. The defendant
was rebailed.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
Saturday, the l4th, Day Of April,
196N. AT be- O'CLOCTK NOON.

1900, At II O'CLOCK NOON,
as. tho time and his office 25-2G-27 Low
cnberg Building. Main Street. Norfolk,
Virginia. as the place at which he Will
make the inquiries directed TO he made
by the decree above referred to, ana if On
sruil day said inquiries be not ccntiuclesi,
rl:ey Will no adjourned and CONTINUES
from time 10 time at the same Place I'M
I'll they arc completed.
You are requested TO be present ut the
tin.e ana place above specified.
ROBERT W. S1tLTICE.
rTh22-1taw-iw Commissioner
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
Hofholmer's Clothing Annexopens

This morning the formal opening OF
Hofheimer's clothing annex takes
place. IT'S conceded that 1t is the most
beautiful store in Norfolk. ami we'll
worth your while to so to see. The
patrons of the shoe store may enter
by archways between the two depart
ments. where clothing. furnishings and
hats for men, boys and and children
will be sold on the same old set rule
that they have always adhered to in
their shoe store of being a step in adj
vance in styles. at the same time the
friends to the economical buyer.
mh22-1t
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
SaIe of Real Estato.

Mr.. T. f. Rogers. auctioneer, sold at
the Real Estate and Stock Exchange
yesterday for James a. Kew. trustee.
the storehouse and residences Nos 396
and 3oS Church street to Miss Julia X.
and j. l.. Ward for $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
A LEGAL sNAG
NorfoIk's Commissioner Of valua-
tion Failed to Qualify.
Judge HnncScl of the Corporation Court,
Refused Yesterday to Permit Col. WV.
Sale, the Appointcc, to Enter Upon His
Duties Another Test Case.

Judge Allen r. Hanckel, OF the Cor
poration Court, yesterday refused to
permit Colonel w. w. Sale to qualify
as Commissioner OF Valuation for the
city of Norfolk. The reason of the
court for this action is that the law,
under which Colonel Sale and other
Commissioners of Valuation have been
appointed Is unconstitutional.
1t will be recalled that this law was
hurrlcdly passed by the General AS
semb!y, In the closing hours of the last
session. and that the question of its
constitutionality was raised In the Sem
ate afterwards, but the Governor
cstoppcd further consideration by ap-
proving the measure, the assembly
having previously decided that nothing
but bills then on the calendar would
be considered.
The bill was pronounced unconstitu-
tional by some of the ablest lawyers in
the Senate. in that it carried an appro-
priation. and that under the constitu-
ton it. for that reason. required re-
corded vote and Il majority of all the
members of the Senate. This it did not
have. Nor was there 4 recorded vote,
it is alleged.
A MANDAMUs PROCEEDING.
y. I.
George Pitcher appeared as counsel
yesterday for Colonel Sale in the Cor
poration Court. and Mr. Alfred P.
Thom of White, Thorn & Tunstall, was
present in opposition to qualification.
The former have prepared a mandamus
and to-day the Supreme Court will be
asked to issue it, compelling Judge
Hanckel to Dermit-Colonel Sale to
qualify as commissioner. IT is said
that Captain w. II. White. of opposing
counsel. will also 80 to Richmond this
morning to combat the application of
Colonel Sales attorneys.
OTHER CASES.
The case which arose here yesterday
makes the fourth growing out of the
commissioners of Valuation act-one
from Hampton and Newport News. an
other from Alexandria and another
from Richmond. The Supreme Court
has set Wednesday of next week 10
near arguments. Richmond and Lynch
burg, where the opposition to the bill is
also very strong. will have able coun-
sci present, and the fight will probably
be general, both against and for the
measure.
The State Will he represented by Hon.
A. ]. Montague. Attorney General. who
Will be assisted by Mr.. Hill Carter and
others.
PREPARED TO GIVE BOND.
Colonel Sale was prepared yesterday
TO give the American Bonding and
trust Company, of Baltimore, as surely
on his official bond for $1,000. His
duties as Commissioner of Valuation
Will be to ascertain and fix the value
OF certain classes of personal property
Tor taxation. He is confident that the
supreme Court Will declare the act con-
Sututional and that his qualification
mas been delayed only for short time.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
FOR RENT.

n Or RENTSSliALL SUMMER 10.
tel; furnished: on Eluc Ridge Noun
tains; at c. and . depot: accessible: pop
mar and profitable. WM. DlNWIDDliI,
GREENWOOD, va. inha)3t~
DOR ENT--ENCET.LENT COTTAGE
- ut Virginia Beach for season 1900
18th OF May to 18th September: large
grounds; modern sewerage: good drink
INF water near Princess Anne Hotel
Tor terms and particulars apply to Room
2iO Citizens Bank Building. mhls-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
Eye. TX mined Free.

Dr. A. Week manager OF the optical
department of the Gale jewclry Com
pany will examine your eyes free. De-
fective vision and complicated cases
specially Invited TO call. te26-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
Boforo YnuTrauaI.

North or West. call upon the under
signed for lowest rates to all points
Via Baltimore ana Ohio railroad (Royal
Blue Limo. Bay Line. Washington
steamers and Chesapeake Line: finest,
fastest and safest trains in the world.
ARTHUR G.. LEWIS,
S. T. 4. Baltimore & Ohio r. r.
(Under Atlantic IIotel)
fe17-eod-tf
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
Zine Watches,

II You desire really a fine watch do
not fail to see the celebrated Vache-
ron & Constantin. 1t has no equal.
The Gale Jewelry Co., agents. Frank
II. Gale, manager.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22

Some decide to wait but the wise
man will select his Spring suit now.
while our stock OF woolcns is full OF
choice styles
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
mh1S 1888 Main St.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
MIR. e. {. Davis i1ere.

Mr.. T.. Y. Davis, OF Richmond, we'll
known throughout the State and a
banjoist of much repute, is in the city
the guest OF Mr.. Harry Kemp, district
deputy grand reSen; of the Royal Ar
canum. MI Davis was present with
Mir. Kemp last nigh; at the meeting of
Ocean Council. Il. A.. Portsmouth. aud
delightfully."- rendered several fine banjo
selections. while Mr. Kemp sang sew
eral solos Both gentlemen will visit
Pocahontas Council. X. a.. tonight.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22
NOTaGE!
To Creditors of Old Dominion
Creosoting Works.

To the Citizens Bank. a corporation
duly chartered uiyler the laws OF tn"
State Of Virginia; c. II. Bull. trading as
G. III. Bull e Co.; T.. e.. Warren. trading
as l.. r. Warren &c Co.: William II Wal IS
Jr., trustee. William II. Wa-eS. Jr re-
solver: Tho Old Don!r'lon Cree citing
Works, a coiToiation duly chartered TIVE
der the laws OF the state of Virginia; The
Florida East Coast Railroad tcnrany
corporation duly chartered vi,,! l. the laws
of tho State of t'o.ice. am! all other
creditors OF the Crd pominion CrUoso.Eng
Works. a corporation dolly rhirteTci uil-
TAKE NOTICE, THAT TIL. uricw. ignyh
Commissiorer In Chlm7rry for ,:ie court
Of Law ard C'hanCery If the t.ty Of Nor
folk. to whom il Was referred by C.cr,e
or tered in said court or March l9ih, NM
toen hundred in the Char cry sI't IN
titled Tho CitizcrS' Bank, who snic;. etc.
W. Old Do:nirion Crooso'in" Works -,
ais to ascertain ID thu debts CT i,'r d.-
finlArr. In,. OLD y m;ricn Cre-5.->ting
Works. their amounts. and by whom hald
90 the lens against the property o! said
works the piiorities ana their amou:fs
and by whom he'd. 81 what property ard
rs se'rs of the said defendant works came
into the possession OF the RoCoivcr. and
said Com missioner mcikS up an account of
the tran>sac;ors of the Receiver, W. H.
Wales. Jr., showing what monies he has
received and what ho has paid out since
his appointment, which several inquiries
the said Commissioner shall make and to
the Court report with any matter spec
tally stated deemed Ecrtincn; by him
self, or required by any party to be so
stated, has fixed upon
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-03-22

Swell ncckwcar for swell dressers;
price soc.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE,
mhlS 500 Main st.