The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-03-06
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A Decree Entered in the Tenant
Case Confirming Report.
THE PoWHATAN BOND CASE.
Meeting OF the District Young Woman'
Christian Temperance Union-EIegant
home Wedding Bicycle Monks
Three Times Robbed.
TIL. PoWHATAR BOND CASE
Especial Dispatch to The Times.j


Hastings Court this morning decree was
entered in the case Of Tenants execu-
trix against Tenants. conilrming the re-
port of Commissioner Robert Gillian!
and the accounts of w. Brydon Ten
nant, trustee Of Eugenia Tenant Fair
fax. Anne Z. Tenant, D. B. Tenant
and c. G. Tenant, and ordering the &C
counts to be recorded.
In the case Of the Norfolk and West
ern Railway against w. S. McCAnce. a
decree was entered perpetuating the in
junction granted December 6. 1901. re-
straining the defendant from going
upon the plaintiffs premises at the
Union Station in this city for the pur-
pose of soliciting the transfer of passen-
gers nd baggage to and from the sta
ton.
a decree WAS entered in the case of
Helen 2. Marks and Rose E. Stephen
son against r. NJ. Harrison's execlitrix
and others, for the sale of the track of
land known as "Shell Banks in Prince
George county, to Mrs. Helen P. Marks
at s1,100. The tract contains 1Ss IL acres.
At the June term next Of this court no
order or other proceedings having been
entered for five years in the cases Of c.
c. T. Henley. N. V. Randolph, II.
Swineford. w. G.. Venable, M. L. Van
Doren, "A. D. Watkins. Mary H Werth,
James r. Wertn and G. NJ. Wilson
against the Boardl of Supervisors of
Fowhatan county, the same will be re-
moved from the docket under what is
known as the five year rule.
The plaintiffs are bondholders Of the
Farmville and POwhatan Railroad Com
panV, and the suits were brought by
them to enforce the payment of the sub
cor nf he ri n
the stock of the Farmville and Pow
hatan Railway Company.
DISTRICT z. W. c. 7. y.
The Richmond Convention of the
Young Woman's Christian Temperance
Union was held at West End Baptist
Church in this city to-day. Miss Annie
Mann, Of Petersburg, the president, pre-
sided. Miss Eve Jordan, of this city,
delivered the address of welcome, and
Miss jerks. of Richmond. made the re-
Spouse.
A letter was read from Mrs. Hoge. of
Loudoun county, urging that the work
be carried on in the most effective way,
whether in county or in district organi-
cations. The convention decided to carry
the work on in district organizations.
Reports were received from all the COM
mittees and officers except the treas
urer, who was not present
At the afternoon session the minutes
of the morning session were approved,
and brief talks were made by the State
superintendent and the vlce-preeldents
living in the district
The convention accepted the invitation
of the West Point unions, and will hold
its next quarterly session in that city
in June.
NALLE-RERNARD.
Mr.. Edward Cary Male. of Washing
ton, and Miss Ella Ashby Bernard,
daughter of Mr.. George S. Bernard, of
Petersburg, were mairred at the home OF
Mr.. Bernard in this city this afternoon
at o'clock. by the Rev. o. 8. Bunting,
St Pauls Church. The wedding was a
u,liet one, and there were no attendants.
The out-of-town guests were Airs. Kate
Male and Miss Sadie Male. mother and
sister OF the groom; Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Rutherford, Misses Jane and
Sarah Rutherford, Mrs. Louis Wheat,
Messrs. S. R. Rose and Charles A. Rose,
Of Washington. D. c.
The third robbery Of the Petersburg
Bicycle Works. on Oak Street. occurred
last night, when some one removed the
glass from the window and entered the
store. The proprietor of the works, Mr..
W. P. Aldridge, offers a reward Tor the
Arrest of the thief
Col. George Bailey and staff, Of the
First Regiment of Virginia, arrived in
Petersburg tonight from Norfolk, and
Inspected Petersburg Company No. IL,
Uniform Rank Knights of Pythias. at
their hall on Sycamore Street.
The Right Rev. DR.. Rowe. Bishop OF
Alaska, will speak at st. Johns Epis-
copal Church tomorrow afternoon at 8
o'clock.
BIG TOBACCO SALES.
dc nf
sh,pped from Warfield, Va, to Peter.
bure over the Seaboard Air Line Mon
day. The sales of tobacco at the ware
houses yesterday were the largest Of the
season, and continued throughout the
6ay till about o'clock in the afternoon
Irices as high as $40 per hundred wer'
obtained There are at Warfield nov
sixty hogsheads of tobacco a"althl:
Shipment, and they will be brought tt
Petersburg as soon as the road is cleared
from the wreck just eight miles north OF
t9arfield.
The "Cockade City Cycle Club" will
hereafter be known as the "Cockade City
Club" This was determined by the mem
be1s last night. After the business meet
ing a, social session of the club was held
This is one of the leading social organi-
"a tons in the city.
The Petersburg Banking and Trus"
Company reelected its board of dlrec-
tors yesterday. They are: c. c. Alley
Bartlett Roper, w. E. Poole. r. $. Gill
W. H Kevan, Augustus Wright, Il
fIeincmann, ". B. McIlwaine, Iacol
Coleman, T. F. Knock, DR.. w. E. Ha'
wood, Simon Seward, n. t. Patteson
Jr., II. F. Munt, c. F. Lauterback, anc
NJ 4. Saal.
The freshet in Appomattox River Ia
subsidized.