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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
NO TROUBLE.
Twas Only an Every Day Official Con:

Twas Only an Every Day Official Con-
ference.
A member Of the Constitutional Con-
venton IS telling a, good joke or Attor-
ney-General Anderson and Auditor Nor
ton AIarye, which is being highly enjoyed
by the friends OF the two popular, State
officials.
Colonel Marye is eNcitable in ordinary
conversation, and often his shrill voice
rings out through the corridors Of the
Library building clear and strong. Ma
jor Anderson roars like a lion when he
becomes enthusiastic over any matter,
and his deep voice can be heard great
distance.
The other day the member of the con-
yention, who te:ls the story, says he was
going up the steps to the law library.
when he was startled by what appeared
to be a quarrel between his two old
friends in Major Anderson's Office. Louder
and still louder their familiar voices rang
through the hall and the discussion grew
more animated with each flying word
Gearing lest there might be trouble the
convention member rushed in and excited
Ely# asked what on earth was the trouble.
..No trouble at al. replied one Of the
disputants. We were only having an off,
cia1 conference.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

4 -
Philadelphia. The ceremony was Nper-
formed by the Right Rev. Lucian Lee
kinsolying. bishop OF Brazil assisted {bf
Rev. DR.. Al nus Crawford. of the Theof2-
gical Seminary. The chapel was prettiiY
decorated with palms. ferns and other
plants for the occasion. ana presented
tropical appearance. Among the guests
were a large party of relatives and friends
of tho groom. who had come with hin,
on a special railroad car fiom Pi,iladei-
phia.
There was no maid of honor or best
man The ceremony was followed by q.
wedding breakfast served at the residence
of Mr. Crawford. on Seminary Hill. At
forwards the happy couple left for an eS-.
tended bridal tour. fhey will make
their future home in Philadelphia
Mr.. Houston has beerS friend OF the
Seminary for many years. having recent
" endowed chair at that institution
which at present is occupied by Rev Der,
ryman Green. pastor of Christ Episcopal
Church of this city He has also given
to the Seminary other valuable presents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Buddy Clear Faces Are / lndl-.
cations Of SpIing Health !!
Il AlNE'S CELERY
COMP OUND
Makes Pure, Red Blood and
Establishes a New and
Vigorous Vitality.

Men and women who have used Paine's
Celery Compound. and all who have a
knowledge OF the wondrous cures it has
wrought. particularly in springtime,
unite in declaring that the great medi-
cine is national blessing.
The use Of Paine's Celery Compound at
this season by the weak, nervous, sleep
less and those afflicted with rheumatism,
neuralgia, dyspepsia, liver trouble kid
blood. means pure, red blood, perfect di-
gestive yigor, rudy. c.ea- faces, renewed
strength and permanent heal tn.
Thousands Of grateful people have sent
in unsolicited letters testifying to cures
made by Paine's Celery Compound after
the failure Of doctors and use of other
medicines. The wealthy and poor, the
noted and famous OF our large cities ard
the quiet people Of our rural districts
have sent: the glad news that at last
they have found q remedy CPaine's Celery
5Compoun0 that has restored lost vitality
and made themselves again.
B No proof of the efficacy OF Paine's Gel
cry Compound as a blood purifier and
renovator can be more conclusive or fore
ible than the strong testimony offered by
Mr.. Ira, Williams Of Jamestown. n. Y,
one of the most popular travelling sales
men on the road Mr.. Williams says:
TT is now about eight years since I
used Paine's Celery Compound and
cleared my system Of impurities, from
which suffered severely. on account of
a. breaking out all over my head and part
of my body. I spent hundreds of dollars
in employing the best physicians. but they
could do nothing for me BY the use of
your wonderful medicine my recovery was
complete. I am a, travelling salesman, on
the road nf Tho time nd Cfncpre1xy
believe that have helped thousands Of
others by my personal testimony as to the
wonderful curative properties of Paines
Celery Compound II certainly merits its
wonderful success. and it gives me great
pleasure to say So
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Miller g RhOads.

aftcS conference with the district nurse
+ Of the Visiting Nurses Association. the
physician of tho Almshouse. and the Sup
erintcndent.
This motion was adopted and the chair
appointed Messrs. Minor and Hobson as
members Of said sub commlttee
E A subcommittee consisting of Messrs.
Minor and Teefey was appointed with
power to act TO have certain improve
ments made at the Colored Almshouse,
which are necessary. owing to the over
crowded condition thereat and the lack
OF modern sanitary fixtures.
The following members were present:
AIessrs. Gunst. (chairnan) Drewry, Hob
son, Mann. Minor, Thomson. Williams.
Wiltshire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
NO CONCLUSION
By GRAND jury
viii Further Consider the Pru-
DENTAL Case on 2Ist Inst.
10 YEARS FOR cHIPPlE c HEEsE.
Case of Mary Ann Coy to Be Tried o.
Friday-AlIen Case on the 18th.
Other City Hall Court
News.

The grand jury which had been exam
tutng with esses in the case Of the depos-
itors against the Prudential Banking and
Trust Company for two, days adjourned
over yesterday afternoon at 6:15 O'Clock to
Monday. the 2ls. instant
A number of persons interested in the
case have been examined. Others are out
Of the city, and in order to make tho
rough investigation the grand jury deter
mined to adjourn to the time specified,
so that the witnesses desired might be
at hand.
The jury embraces some OF the most
substantial of business men. including
NIessrs. c. e Wingo, w. ]. Westwood,
John H. F'r1schkorn, James r Gordon,
Charles Hagan, T. NJ Rutherford and
Isaac Cohen.
The petit jury IN the Hastings Court
was adjourned over yesterday until Fri
day morning. On that day the case OF
Martha, Ann Cary, alias Martha Brown.
colored, charged with arson in attempting
to burn residence on Church Fill last
fall, viii be tried The case was post
poned from last term.
James Christian and George Grasty.
colored, were acquitted Of malicious as
sault, and Mary Tayor was acquitted of
larceny in the Hastings Court yesterday.
Chippie Cheese a negro man. was given
ten years in the penitentiary yesterday
for robbing Ha.nly Bethia, and Cora Snead
(colored), as an accomplice in the crime
was acquitted. Mr.. H. c. Glenn repre-
scented Cora Snead.
Mary Ann Banks, colored charged with
outing Eliza Gray last November, was
indicted by the grand jury yesterday af-
ternoon, and the case set for trial on
the 18th instant.
The case of c. P. Allen, charged with
larceny OF funds from Dalton & Co., has
been set for trial in the Hastings Court
on the 18th instant
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Bonnie T. Ransome and Lila A. Pull
liam; Paul r. McFadyen and Alice NJ
Sibert; Lewis Morris and Rina T. Norris.
Suit was brought in the Law and Equity
Court yesterday afternoon by Juan A.
Pizzini against N. w. Tracy for $780,
Judgment was rendered in the Law and
Equity Court yesterday afternoon in the
suit of w. H. Brauer against J. NJ. Bur-
man for s274.9o.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
SPORTING NOTES.
Hornets Won-Amended Rule for Spring

Hornets Won-Amended Rule for Spring
Handicap Tournament.
The Hornet won the basketball con-
test against the Redskins at the 7. NJ.
&C. A. gymnasium on Monday night The
next game will be played on Friday night
between the Shamrocks and Columbias.
An amendment to the rules for the
spring handicap tournaments at the Her
mitasc Golf Cubs links has been adopted
as follows:
Any player who has qualified and taken
part in one event of the series of handl-
cap tournaments. and has turned a score
of eighteen holes for that event. is there
by qualified to play in the next succeed
ing event of the series.
Thus. players who take part in an event
and fail to turn in their scores will have
to qualify as though they had not taken
part And players will have to qualify
anew for every event except that iu,-
mediately succeeding one in which they
have turned in a score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
DAY IN THE POLICE COURT.
Junk Dealers Are Dragged into Trouble
Before Justice CrutchfieId


Before Justice CrutchfieId.
Two junk dealers, S. Pallet and John
Perrin, were dragged into the Police
Court yesterday through the confession
of a negro. James Simpson, who adj
1nitted the theft of a. Dayton wagon and
n buggy, in addition to a saddle and some
harness, from Michael 1NIcDonough. q
manufacturer of this city. Pallet appear
Ell as a. defendant III the first place
and Perrin was brought into the case
later.
From statements made yesterday It
seems that Simpson stole a buggy and a
Dayton wagon from Mr.. McDonough.
He sold the wagon to Pallet and the bug
by to Perrin. Pallet later painted the
wagon and reprinted it with the idea
of selling it. while Perrin bought the
buggy with the idea. OF selling it as it
was, and did So The Pallet case was
sent on to the Hastings Court and the
warrant for the arrest of Perrin was
issued later. He will have to answer IN
the Police Court within the next few
days.
James Ellet was charged with stealing
a gold wa. y a. pistol and two knives.
He confessed to the thefts. it being shown
at the same time that he had no, father;
that his mother was i'll, and that he
had stolen the things to help support
his mother. He was sent on to the
grand jury.
Liza Gray was sent to the Hastings
Court for stabbing Lizzie Ross.
William f. Butler was accused of ours
ing and abusing his wife, but was dis
charged.
Michael Carmody was reported for
keeping his bar open on Sunday, but this
was not developed in evidence and he
was discharged.
Edward Frayser was fined 81 for con-
tempt Of court and s2.95 for being drunk.
w. d. Wood, drunk. was discharged.
Douglass Hoyle has 81 worth Of drunk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.
Southern Railway Will Handle Troop.
frop, Laro RI Cb,rIaetoo

Southern Railway Will Handle Troops
from Here to Charleston.
President George w. Stevens, of Chesa
peake and Ohio, has gone to Cincinnati
to attend a meeting of railroad men III
that city.
J. r. Henley, general manager of the
AtlaI--.c Coast Line passed through the
city, on yesterday.
T. NJ. Emerson, traffic manager of the
Atlantic Coast Line, Wilmington, n. c.,
was in the city yesterday.
The Southern Railway will handle the
two companies of the Blues. who will
leave here Sunday night tor the Char
lesion Exposition. Iardella's Band will
accompany the boys, as well as a number
Of their friends. The special train will
consist of coaches, baggage car and Puu-
man.
The Norfolk and Western will handle
the " NJ. I. boys on the Charleston trip.
The cadets will come as far as Richmond
on the Chesa peakei and Ohio. and will
ass through here Sunday evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
STRANCERH TO
.PAWNHISCLOTHES
Recovered and Sent to Him by
Police-To Confer About
Gambling Dens.

About February list a young man named
j. c., Stackos came to Richmond from
Philadelphia. He was in "hard luck
and. in police parlance. had to soak"
his overcoat, umbrella, grip and clothing
to keep himself in lodgings and food.
He appealed to his Philadelphia rela~
tives for aid when all his funds were
gone, and was asked to come back
home He went with barely enough
clothing to keep him warm.
A letter was received by the Police De-
partment yesterday, enclosing pawn
the clothing and other articles, and with
the request to have them sent to Mr.
Stacllos in Philadelphia. This was done.
Officer James Stevenson, of the Norfolk
Police Department, was In the city this
week to attend the funeral of a relative
He returned to Norfolk last night. Mr.
Stevenson is an old Richmonder, and
has many friends and relatives here
Major Howard will have conference
this week with Justice Crutchfield in ref
erence to the gambling question. The
latter has a list of fifteen alleged gam
bling places, furnished him by the Police
Department through the Commemorative
Attorney. The purpose Of the conference
will be to map out a line of action
against the keepers of the places.
John Hayes. alias Ed. Hayes alias Ed.
Mitchell, the negro arrested in NIanches-
ter with number Of pistols in his possess
sion, was carried to Weldon, N. c.. Mon
day night He was charged with having
burglarized a store in Weldon last Sat
urday night and carrying off fifteen pis-
tolls. Captain Tomlirso, had an irrterviev
with him before he was taken away, and
had his picture taken for the Rogues'
Gallery.
The detectives are docking for the man
who was found by Mr.. L. c. Chelt in his
office on Sunday afternoon. lie is de-
scrihed as a man about five feet eight or
nine inches tall. about $50 pounds in
weight c'ean shaver and With dark cloth.
ing and hat.
Acting Sergeant L. NJ Farley is inn
proving. His foot will not be permanently
disabled. Jimmie Green. the negro who
ran away the night of the shooting is
known to the police. He was arrested
about eighteen months ago by Detective
Hall and Policeman Werner for stealing
brasses, and served a term in Jail.
Mr.. Richard c.. Duke qualified before
City Clerk enjamin. t. August yesterday
as policeman to succeed Marion Sutton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
HIS NECK BROKEN.
Man of Over Eighty Years Dashee
Against Tree by Runaway Horse.

ss-ecs.l n.erntch to The Times)
SPOTSYLvANIA. VA. April S-W mis-
Mr. John B. Mitchell was on his way
home from court here late yesterday ey-
ening. he was thrown out OF his spring
wagon and Instantly killed. his neck be-
ing broken. He was alone. and IT II
thought his horse ran away The horse
nuIled the wagon nearly home before II
was upset, and Mr.. Mitchell was found
about half mile from home by Mr.
John Sacra dead.
Mr. Mitchell was eighty-tnree years osu;
He came to this country from Eneian"
bout fortv years 20. He leaves Wild
ow. but no children
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Old Coin Dug Up.
s,,,, n;sn.tch TO The Times.

iSnecinl Dispatch to The Tines.
LEESBURG. VA, April "a coin thas
has been buried in the earth for many
Years was discovered yesterday by MT.
Harvey Titus while experimenting ina
digging of the foundation OF the ne"
house for Mrs D. II. Titus. in South
LeesburE. The present house is being
built upon the site Of an old house re-
Gently torn down.
When FURNISHED the coin was found ts
bear the date list. issued bv the COLONY
of Connecticut 1t was cons i'd r by worn
from it's long contact with the eaf.h.
hence very little of its interesting tnscrfp-
tons could be deciphered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
MIR. JUDKINS HERE.

Probably in Connection With introduce
ton Of Universal Cigarettes.
Mr. w. D. Judkins, OF Danville. di-
rector of the Universal Tobacco Com
pany, was in the city a day or two ago
on business, Alter a brief stay he LETT
for otner parts.
1t is presumed that Mr.. Judkins' visit
had retei ence to the introduction of the
brands OF his company in this territory.
After many decays, it appears as il the
Sovereign the cigarette brand Of the
Universal. will be displayed in Richmond
stores within the next week. One retail
dealer sad yesterday that he expected
the now cigarette to make it's arrival
within the next few days. This is prob
ably what brought Mr. Judki1lS to this
section.
cigarettes here is interesting from the
fact that they will be pitted against the
Virginia Brights," Of the American To-
bacco Company, and that a lively fight
FOR public favor may be expected.
A gentleman who has just returned
from Winston, N. c.. reports a pretty
fight there between the American To-
bacco Company and an independent drug
gist. This druggist gets out a cigar
brand Of his own, and refuses to sell the
goods Of the trust, which is taking steps
to get him out Of the way. According TO
this gentleman the Cubanola cigar, of
the American Tobacco Company, is SELF
ing two for FIVE cents in Winston.
The delegation from the Richmond To-
bacco Trade to attend the Charleston
Exposition on Virginia Day. was an
nounced yesterday by MI. c. D. Larus.
president of the Trade, as follows:
George A. Haynes, l.. B. Vaughan, NJ
c. Patterson. w. NJ. Bridges. WV Mar
ton, and w. L Hazel
of the 18th OF april, travelling in a Pull
man Car, and win reach Charleston the
next morning. The length OF their stay.
has not been defined. The tickets ara
good for a.weez, and it is probable that
the majority of them will remain away
for the full length of the time.
The representatives here Of the Inpe-
rial Tobacco Company, it Is understood,
have Just leased the large rellandling
establishment heretofore conducted in
Wilcox, II. c., by Messss. Briggs
& Fleming, and have snEacs,: Mr..
Fleming as their buyer on me Wilcox
market.
In addition to the reported move IN
has appointed representative on several
other markets. 1t is said that the factory
in this city of MI. ". c. Reed, one Of
the lmperiaIs Representatives here, will
1 be used for tho business of the company
in this city, and that the buying at this
point will be in charge OF Mr. Reed S
brother, Mr.. Leslie Reed. Further, 1t is
stated, that Messrs. ]. P. TAYLOR & Co,
have been appointed representative for
Henderson, N. c., and that they will also
supervise the buying in Oxford. Mr.. w.
B. Ballou handling the tobacco for them
at that point. L. S. Carlton s: Co. are
said to- have been appointed for Danville
and Mr.. G.. Z. Patton, for Darlington,
S. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Strong Law Firm.

Judge Bergman Green. Hon. Eugene
yVithers and Mr.. Nathaniel T. Green an
3nounce that they, have formed a Coz
partnership for the practice of the law
in the cities of Norfolk and 4Danville. Va,
under the firm name and style of Green.
Judge Green and Mr.. Withers are
among the best lawyers in the State and
are both members of the Constitutional
Convention for Danvile. Mr. Ma haniel
Green is a. son of Judge Green and is a
prominent young lawyer of DanYille.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
The Howitzers Drill.

The Richmond Howitzers had their
weekly drill last night, with Captain
Myers in command. There was a good
After the drill next Tues
day night there will be supper and amusc:
nlents.
Lieutenant Booker, who has been 50 III.
is Improving steadil
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

terday were unusually small, some of the
warehouses having no tobacco on the
floor at all. Among the visitors on the
breaks were Colonel w. o. Dudley. of
Danville; Mr.. Charles z. Ellyson, Of
Waynesboro; MIR. j.. N. Vaughan, Of
Cumberland Courthouse, and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
viii Abide BY It's Action.

Especial Dispatch to The Tlmes.)
ROANOKE. VA. April s-The City
Council tonight decided not to repeal Ia
action in taxing manufacturing plants
which had been exempted from taxa
ton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
.HIGH-NooN WEDDING.
MIR. S. F.Houston Leads Mrs. Charlotte
Brown to the Altar.
.fspecta1 dispatch 10 The Time,

- -Dfspa!cn j ne Times. -
ALEXANDRIA,, " A., April S.-A sty-5
llish and fashionable marriage occurred
at high noon to-day in the chapel of the
Episcopar Theological Seminal u. west OF
this city,swhen AIRS. Charlotte Brown sis
iter-in-law2 OF Mrs. AEnns Crawford. of;
Seminary Hill, became the bride of Mr.:
s. f. Houston, a mGIti-mfIli onaire Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Establish Ostrich Farm.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.l
ASHEV1LLE, N c.. April San ostrich
farm is to be established in the northern
part of the city this week. and the new
enterprise will commence work immediate.
"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Married at Pelham.

Especial Dispatch to The Times
PELHAM. n. c., April S--Mr. Jesse f.
Wright and Miss Avle Wood. both OF
Lvnchburs, Va, arrived here to-day ard
were married by Re- T. Fl W,'ke Tho
couple then left for Colorado Spri 5. Cot.
where Mr. Wright will go into business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Supreme Deputy.

Mr. Thomas D. Bailie, of No. SIG East
Clay Street, has been appointed supreme
deputy OF the knights Of Honor for the
State Of Virginia by the supreme officers
at Boston, Mass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

| SIAlLA. INDIA.-Fifteen Sepoys wer.
ambushed April 9Th on the 0fahmud from.
tier. Eight of the soldiers were killed
and three wounded.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Cole! at Asheville.

tSpccial Dispatch to The Times.l
ASHEVILLE;, y. c., april S.-Ths nrst
round of match play in to-day's golf
tournament for the kenilworth Inn cup
began this morning. The wind was high
but the play was good with close score
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Bon Ton

w. B., o72, made in imported coutil,
ribbon trimmed top and made especially
for medium figures-S1.S0.
Our No. 40 Corset is an invalid
corset, especially for ladies in delicate
health. It's sold exclusively by our
store in Rchmond-$1.5O.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
N2lzler ee RAo0as.
Msl2sr e R1o1as,.
Infants and Chill ren''s
Wear for Spring.

Re.dvnade wear folks has kept
nth thar for the ownup quality and finish that it
nbe 10 buy things babies that simply 70
get years zoe
orr store along entered and while you
an doubtless department elsewhere IN the
vet we believe find the largest the best styles and
the most moderate prices in our house.
This combined and location Of the 1tse
The store viii satisfy you the Richmond the
toddlers.
Plenty of and plenty Of light
Dresses.
nansook trimmed
~Tdhl
Another Nainsook Dcsvcry material toos low necked gar
nent for ST. 25 It's trimmed with lace and embroidery
and
Something with lace and embroidered insertion IS
SocqueS.
Knit Sacuues handmade &c. These blue and
pink.
handmade trimmed with ribbon Prety little
creations too, blue pink and white
Children's Goats.
What you Figured White Hque Coat pIeated back and
front holes and pearl buttons for S98 Just
as pretty as can be. Suitable ages to S years.
with embroidery $500
Childrens Hats.
Lawn Hats in white pink blue with csc, and Silk
Hats trimmed with lace handsome for l5 Blue pink and white
ShaWlS.
Comrs4 line Of ooandSnk
Trolley Q white s175.
Diaper Drawers
o stocnet infants 60c and Sonet Bbs all from
zoe 35c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

Big Bill, Back Woods was one OF the
peculiar inscriptions on the register al
New Ford's last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

Some Virginians registered at Murphy's
last night were Mr.. f. c.. Cheshire and
sister. Norfolk: Prof. W. A. Bowles. Staun-
ton; Geo. L. Nall and wife. DanviI1e: a.
NJ Ageiash. Norfolk; Miss Fleming. Nor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

Ifiomnnn Elvoc color ANYTHING my
ul0lliviiu EYES color. Simple, durable.
economical
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

Marriage licenses have been issued t.
Bonnie T. Ransome and Lila A. Pull
liam; Paul r. McFadyen and Alice NJ
Sibert; Lewis Morris and Rina, T. Morris.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

Some of the Virginians at New Ford s
last night were NIessrs. J.. r. Norris, New
port News; Hugh Gordon Miller, Nor
folk; Z. n. Hash, East Radford.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

Two Corsets at ST. 90 onc the
Royal Worcester. No. AS. made in
fine imported batiste. and the other
a w. B.. No. o83. made in batiste.
lace trimmed top and bottom and
suitable for Slight figures.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09
Corset Covers To-Day

at nearly any figure you want to pay.
Down as low as 121ac for tight
fitting low neck cover, in all sizes.
or up to 75c for Nainsook Cover,
buttoned at the back and trimmed
with Val. lace and swiss insertion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-09

The case of c. P. Allen, charged with
larceny OF funds from Dalton & Co., has
been set for trial in the Hastings Court
on the 18th instant