The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-11-23
SPLENDID BANK
IN PETERSBURG
Paid Eight Per Cent. Annual Divi-
dends; All Stock Taken.
"A PROSECUTION QUAsHEO.
Tho Petersburg Medical Society Elects OFF,
cers-Wiil Proven 10 the tiustings
court-hiany Will Go to
Norfolk.
A PROSECUTION QUAsHEO.
esnec;., Dispatch to Tho Times,


PETERSBURG, VA, Nov. 22.-The Pc
tersburg Banking and Developing Com
aoairy earned S per cent. on the invest
mcnts of the company during the past
year. A meeting Of the stockholders
was held last sight and the reports OF
the treasurer and board of directors
were submitted. The capital stock re-
manning. amounting to one hundred and
twenty-five shares, was disposed Of at
this meeting. !.
The prosecution against the Norfolk
and Western Railway Company for al
ieged violation of law in removing a
railroad crossing near Fcrndale Park. IN
DiSwid1ie county, was quashed by Jus
tice Gerow this morning. The present.
ment was made by the grand jury. and
certified to the justice. George S. Ber-
ua.d represented the railroad company
and R. II. Mann the prosecutor.
WILL PROVEN.
The will Of the late Mrs. Ardenia A.
Gentry was proven in the Hastings
Court to-day.
A hundred or more people will go from
Petersburg tomorrow to see the Fir-
sfnia-Caro1ina football game in Norfolk.
Misses Fannie and Julia Budd have ne
turned from New Castle, Del. where
they attended the marriage Of their
brother. Mr.. William Budd.
Mr. Samuel Hurt has returned to Pc
tersburg from a trip TO Philadelphia.
Baltimore and New Castle and Norfolk.
Mrs Robert Groner. of Richmond. was
the guest this week of Mrs. David Dun
1op. Jr.
Mrs Dunlop. of Petersburg, is visit
ing friends in Richmond
Mr. Dunlop Routh and his uncle. MI.
David Dunlop ST., are at Mr.. Dunlop's
country home in Brunswick county.
The Lane farm in Chesterfield county
about three miles from Petersburg, con-
tanning Us acres. was sold yesterday to
hr. William f.. Gill for s1,615.
THE DOCTORS.
At the annual meeting Of the
Petersburg Medical Faculty last night,
che following officers for the ensuing
| term were elected:
Prcsidcnt-Dr. D. w. Lassiter
First Eice-President-Dr. T. w. Hams.
Second Vice-President-Dr. William
Shfppen-
Corresponding secretary-Dr. Il. D.
Mc1iwaine.
Recording secretary-Dr. J. D. Osborne.
Court Medical-;o-s. Leigh. Rennie.
11a1wood, Hinton. James w. Claiborne.
Supper Comnittce-Drs. Leigh, Martin
end McIlwaine.
After business was disposed of the Fa-
Guilty marched III a body to Clements
Cafe, where they had their annual ban
quet.
Through the enterprise of a. K. Davis,
president OF the Southern Female Col
lcse, in this city. the renowned German
/ artist and composer Felix Heink. will
appear at his college in concert next
Thursday evening at o'clock The pro-
Eramme is splendidly arranged with a
variety OF the best and most enjoyable
OF musical selections. The renown of the
artist and popularity OF the college in
sure brilliant success for the concert
olph-Macon football team will
play the alumni team in Petersburg to-
morrow afternoon. The local team dc
feated the Richmond High School team
IN this city yesterday afternoon by a
score of q to O.
A splendid company, presenting when
We Were Twenty-one, will be seen at
the Academy of Music next Monday
might
Miss Jennie Hinton is visiting the fam
lily OF Colonel c. Mics Coils, in New
y ork.