Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1902-09-02
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PETERSBURG. VA. September L.
Especial. 1.-THE injunction awarded by
Nudge r. II. Cardwell of the Supreme
Court, restraining the sale OF the pro-
pcrty of the Ettrick Manufacturing Com
pany, required that. before 1t should be
of effect, a satisfactory bond IN the
penalty of 5000 should be filed with the
Clerk of the Corporation Court here by
Messrs. Haincs and BiBshop. the petition
ing creditors. or by some one Tor them,
to cover all costs and probable damages
This bond was only flied this morning
and notice thereof was given the counsel
for George z. Fisher upon whose petit
ton the order of sale was made.
The Injunction will therefore stop the
sale OF the property. which had peen
advertised TO take place tomorrow.
Proceedings will now be taken in the
Corporation Court for another decree Oh
sale Of the property at some future GATE.
DEATH OF TWO LADIES.
A telegram from Louisville. Ky, an
no,nces the death at 80 o'clock this
morning at the residence OF her daush-
ter. Mrs Frank. in that city, of Mrs
Mamie Bland Jones. ISrmerly OF PETERS
burg, and widely known and connected
here The deceased was the daughter OIL
the late Rev. Theodorick Pryor, -. ",
a sister of Judge Roger a. fryor' Oh
New York, and the mother of MI. George
w. Jones OF this city. She was a ianS
Of highly cultured mind. and many graces
of heart and character. and was greatly
beloved by all who knew her Her fune-
raj will take place in Louisville to-mor-
row afternoon.
Miss Florence Ivey, daughter of Mr..
w. G. Ivey a prominent and well-known
citizen of Chesterfield county, died at her
home Sunday morning aged about "
years. She had been i'll for%many weeks
of typhoid fever. Miss lvey was very
attractive young lady. and was devoted
to Sunday-school and church work IN
the county, in which good work she
will be greatly missed. Her remains will
be brought here this afternoon Tor inter-
nent in Blandford.
CONFEDERATE REUNION.
The l.. A. Armistead Chapter Of Con-
federate Veterans of MecFlenburg county
held their annual reunion at Chase City
on Friday last, and the day was made
gala occasion, and an enjoyable one IN
all respects. A large crowd was present,
and hospitality and social intercourse
marked the day. A number of veterans
were present from this city. Addresses
were delivered by Hon r. G. Southall,
of Amelia: Colonel Tom Smith. of Suf-
folk: Grand Comm ander of Virginia. Rev.
Frank Strngfellow, the famous scout, and
others.
\ PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Mr. David Dunlop. who has been sick
t Seabright, N. J.. where he was spend
ae the summer, returned home this
norning.
DR.. e. A. Early returned to the city
esterday from Campbell county. Dr.
g. A. Early was taken i'll in June last,
With typhoid-fever. and for many weeks
his life was almost despaired Of. As soon
as he could be removed he was taken to
the home of his mother in Campbell
county, where careful nursing and pure
air restored him to health.
Master James Temple, the 5-year-old
son of Mr.. W. D. Temple. Clerk OF Prince
George county, who was badly injured by
the kick on the head by mule. Saturday
afternoon, is at TIE Home for the Sick
here, doing as we'll as could be expected.
His skull was fractured. and an opera
ton had to be performed to save his
life.
The Hold Carriers Union, coored, of
Richmond, came to Petersburg to-day on
an excursion, bringing a large number
of members and brass band and drum
corps. The visitors were entertained by
their friends here both in the city and at
Granite Grove Park.
About $4,000 in city taxes was paid
into the treasury during the months of
July and August. This amount repre-
sents the first half of the city taxes, the
second half becoming due in December.
The Fire Department realized about
f525 from the Carnival last week.
chief-of-Police Ragland reports 226 ar
rests. by the police corps from all causes
turing the month of August.
Mr. John Watson, well-llnown young
attorney while leaving a chair the
Ferris wheel. at the Carnival Saturday
aight had one of his hands painfully torn
BY the machinery.
Mr.. T. P. Moran, accidentally fell from
a step ladder at his store Halifax
street. Saturday evening. and fractured
the small bone of his left arm.
EXTENSIVE STREET PAVING.
PETERSBURG, VA. September l.
{Special.)-The Council this afternoon re-
ferred the report af the Police Commits
sioners to the City Attorney and agreed
to hear the opinion of the City Attorney
at special meeting to be held on Tues
day, the 9th. The recommendation of the
Improvement Committee to pave the side
walks of Sycamore street from Tabb to
Washington street, Bank street, and
Courthouse avenue. was also passed by
until the 9th.
A. O. II. State Officers.
The State convention of the Ancient
Order of Hibernians was held in Newport
News Sunday. The following officers
were elected: President, James Casey:
Vtce-President, ]. T. insolvency, of
Alexandria; Treasurer, Mr.. McDermott