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THE COST OF THE
ii; S. TRANSPORTS
The Reply Made to the Senate's
Inquiry for Information.
THREE LARGE TABLES GIVEN.
Wltli Fifll Account or thc OrlRlnal
Price Paid nnd tho Cost of All
3Praiif-.po.-ls l*ou;*lit and Clinr
tcrcil Since Marcli _, 1S!>7.
*V\\-KnrXGTOX. March ?*>.?Acflng Sec
.vt-i.ry M-dklejohn _?__ went a report from
lhe C_uarU-rnia.s_cr General to the Senate
8a reply to a resolution c>r January 9th
3__st, c-Ul-ng upon tho SL-cr-etary ^f War
for a list of all tr.uisport ships and other
?v_.--relH jpu-rcli-ised or oTiartorcd by thc
War *_"e.i*a--fmont j-incc March 4, lb?7, to
pet-ier Wlth tJwar nantos, from Whom pur
t-h.ised or c_iartero_, the cost of purchase
or oharic-r. *_bc cost ot Ji'ttins up or rc
patrfin*; and Uie nunibcr and na-iies of
-> ,'ssi'ls sold an-J thc Tvasons for such ae?
tion.
Tlie D--i*.i:'t.m'-nt"s a-is-we- is in Uhe form
?if three large iai?ivs repaj-Ung speclfioa-iy
1o the v_irious imju'rios of Uie Sonale.
."rom these it Jipj*._irs that only one ves
ise] was sold. tlie --team tug Atlantic,
?W-Vich was worn out and condemned. Sho
'??ought $l.r,09. The tr___eport Hooker.
v nk-h was fltiied up for laying a deep se.i
cable in thc _"__.llpptncs, grounded near
-."arregidnr Isl.uid. while en route from
rvlanila to H.iiig Koug, and WOS lost.
'J'lie steam light er P.cssic became. tho
property of the gover-an-cnt under the
ttrnis of tbe c-h-trtor for *12,_07. and was
-Viiaim d the Koarncy.
*1*1I IP-TEDX PURCII AS E D.
lt was shown that thirteen vessels have
iMJC-l piirehased by tho Quarterma.-'tor's
_)cparrmcn1 rfnef Mhrch 4. _S97. exdusivc
of those pure'-.n.scd for _hc army trans
j>ort scirv-'co for tiansi-ortataon Imidont to
-h<* Spanisii war. These included the
tferry boat John .Hanc-ok; the steam
-lugs Gencrn.l Hunt. Marlha and John
Barry, and ten steam laundhcs 'it a total
ocsl <>f $_1_,.79, with ?*:'?*?'-'?''> *"''*" rep-urs.
Forry-nine vessels ol all clarses were
?purchased for tiie army tra-isport dur?
ing and since the Spanish war. including
sil.o_t twcnty-livo small craft. such as
lugs. launehes and lightors, purchased in
_he Ptelippines. Tin* total purchase price
ol these V-SS-ils was "_.07-,_55, and Uie
total cost of rc_it._in*r and n inairing was
?$5,189,092. The most expO-iSSvc vessels
v.m-.. the tr-.:is-_!t-ty Gr.mt. l^ngnn, Shori
da-n, Sherma-i. Thomas and Htcncock. Tlio.
jrwrchase p-rice ot the tirst liv* named
wa$ SG-Q,<fbO each, and that of the l_am
,.,.,.*- j6no.floo.
EXP1-.N--E OF FITTIXG UP.
Tlie extpc-ise ot littir.g up these vosscls
|s stated as fellows: 1 ln nenek. ?543,">1(""
Gra-nt, $__S,459: l-ogan, .4S3.839; Sheridan,
S329.1G9- Shermaa, S.~._*t.. r??; 4; Thomas,
lt thus apptars that the Hancock,
Logan. and Sherman oo.-t over one mii?
lion dollars each, and the other three
nained b slightly less amount. The pur?
chase jirioc of the transpnrt Meade wae
5400.-000, and $37-,O0O was oxpended in fit
Ung her up. The purchase price or tho
Sumner was "-G4.-94, and I-3O.O00 addi
U ma] was exnended ln litting her up.
The r.riuin:..l cost of thc hospital ship
Reiief was $4r*0,COO, nnd (265,-91 -was ex
pended ln her lX-_n~srorma-!on. The hos
liital ship Mlssoui. has cost Uie govern
menl so far *"4-'?.?.r;i2. of wlilch a little
more than h:'lf was e_j>rnd(-d ln adapting
her to !i-.s;.i:::l purposes. Two of the
].,r_--. transports, Burnsldc nnd llooker..
are captured Spaiilsh Btcamers. All the
principal transports wore aoquirod under
thc terms ol their charters, and were
paid for out of the appropriation for the
national defence.
Tliere- were "47 vessels chartcred f.>r the
transport serviee ;:t a total cost of S10.":'!.
BIS for si-rvief-s rendered and a total cost
?.if $i.>;m..'M_ ln restoring tiu-m to their
original condition on canccllation of char?
ters. f"if the charlercd vessels seventy
nlne were attached to Uie Atlantic fleet
a' a cost for servlce nf 5_I.SS2iS4 and f.<r
r. pairs nf .17."..rv>. Tiie rcmaining sixty
i iclu ("li.it'tei-e.i vcsselS wero employed
.?II I'le Paeil'-e .-,1 .;. ens! ,-.t' $"".719^35 for
Mi-viees and $107,_0S for repairs.
'SOCIAL ANU PERSONAL.
Mrs. liattie R*x-1-: and Mr. 11. Dudlcy
Cliadflick wt-rc married yestfe-rday atte-r
DK>on at lhe r.-.-i.i'-re.- of Mr. Geor_:e
"l.iine. Ke\. j. T. Rcmtten, pastor nf
?11. iii).v-S'.r. ? t M, j;. Church, rierforincd
lhe eeieniony.
M.r.v. I'.raJUiek was formerly Miss liat?
tie I'-rry. daughter *?;' the late (*eorge
1'erry, a w_J"-fl?-do eiU/.en of Fulton.
Mr. Ohaddlck is a "prominent rcsddent
?ol' A'arina.
At'e-r tiie o_re_nony Mr. and Mrs.
Cha.dich were- driven to their future
.li.inv. in Varina, a dlsttincc of ]_ niili-s.
v.lu-ip an elegant banquet was in wa!Un_;
for them.
Mrs. I'li.nldielc has two children and
Mr. Chaddiclt hae Uiree
The annual meeting of the Iletreat for
i!)??? _Sd* w.is held yesterday morninf at
_1 o'eloek :.l tlie rcs-de-nce .'f tlie jiresl
ileiit. Mrs. AVilliam A. JenMiis.
/tho Slelt was held this morning- at 11
o'eioel: at thp residence of the President,
Mr.-. William A. Jchkins.
Reports of tiie Secretarj' and Treasurer
were read. an.l show tlie institution t-.i
bc in a tlourishing condition.
During the year -1.1M days of free ti -at
ment, Including board, were given by Lhe
Retreat. Mrs. vTilllam A. Jenldns is a
life president, .ind the following officers
were elected: Mrs. J. 13. baughton. Bap?
tist, ii:'*: \ '"e-niv.r***ehl: Mr.-. Howard
Swlneford, ."resbj-tcrian, second vice
president- Mrs. A. S. Lee, (Methodist,
third vlee-pr. .-iilenf Mrs. J. M. Rosen
baum, "lebrew. fo_.. :h vlce-prcsldent
Mrs. O. V. Moseley. Christian, lifth vice
ju-csident: Mrs, A. I*. Rahm. ISpiscopal,
slxlh vii-e _*-es -i- n1: Mrs. Jack Temple,
tii-.-tMi:v:-; "Vi*ss Virgini.i 31. Pleasants.
rccording rec* -lary; Miss Maud Pollard,
assistant; Mi*. a. i;. Warren, corre
sponddng secrctary; Mrs. A. C. Marcy, as?
sistant.
Xext wer-k's meeting will be held al 14
West Main Street, the resldence of Mrs.
W. A. Je:ikiiis. instead of at thc Retreat
Miss Rcna TViJley gave a pleasant bi.-th.
day ;.-!?:?>?.,?, uie res-deoc- of Mr. and
Mr.-. famea T. I-Uban"- Wcdi,ee-lay eve
:^ng. Music and games were indulgcd in
und a>t 11 o"<-lfK-k frosh:n--its w.-re served.
Tlhose ;:re*-enl wero: Misses Rena Ttl
h-y. Cart-c l-::i!ia-:k. Mattie Eaibank. lisg
; ie Turiie:-, Xosa Hill, Rcbecca liil-. Ida
.Lll. Be.*i- T'.i-iey. Annie Oukc, L.Ule
Thomas. Birchle Mills. Annie Walton,
Rertha. l.cn-y. Xcllie Crawler, Gcrtrude
r.-rkins-, Morsrs. Horhcrt 1-Vanklin.
llow-_rd Pranklin, 3'"|oyd Rrown. Walker
Brown. Arthur Powells, Walter Powells.
John Cornctt, Hiram Cornett" Clyde Fos?
ter. -_ddie Whitlock. Willie Rrown. Frank
Connor, Walter TI10171, Luther Thorp.
Iviigar l-'ord. Charllc Sm.iJM.-f>-, Floyd
Alley and Professor Shubridge.
M.-S. Ijlzzir Xclson Pagn. who has been
1he guont of Mrs. Wanicr Moore. left
for Laiivilli* 011 Monday. where she will
vitfit friends before g^dng to licr home
jn Culpeper.
The postponed reception to Rev. Mr.
liippsu? and wife will he given by the
ladies of the Third Presbyterian Church
at S:30 o'clock to-night.
Miss 1-ouise J_ee, of Baltimore, will be
the guest of Miss Edyth Whltc during
the Easter holidays.
Mrs. Aloxander F. Robertson. who nas
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Hunter Mc?
Guire, has returned to Staunton.
Miss Carollne Harris. of Louisville. is
tho gUOSt of Miss Ma.lt-e Jltfrri.*--, No. .04
East Main Street. Miss Hnirris will spend
some time nlso with Mrs. James Patton
before returnlng to her home.
The Emma Andrews Whist Club will
meet wilh the Misses Williams, No. 20
West Grace Street, this afternoon.
Tlie Ladies* Matinee Musle.il will meet
this afternoon at Mrs. George W. Stevens'
at 4:30 o'clock.
Miss Helen Strinjrfellow has returned
"-.?ome from a visit.to friends in Blrming
liam.
The ladies inlercstod in the ontcrtain
ment for tho old soldiers at tho Home.
are requested to'meet at Lee Ctimp Hall
at 4 o'clock this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Williams. Miss
Mnraa Williams and Miss NoltinR are in
New york, guests of the Waldorf.
(Miss Empsie Pegram. rw-io has been tne
guest of her cousln, Mrs. Edward EcholS,
of Staunton. has returned to the city.
Mrs. John Harrison has returned to th-.
city.
Mr. ond Mrs. V. 11. Mayo nnd the
Misses Page, of Clark county. who have
been their guests, have gone to Atlantic
City.
Mrs. Frquhnrt is home again after an
cxtcjjded sojourn at the iHut Springs.
Miss Clairc Davis. of Patterson, Pa.,
is visiting Rev. and Mrs. J. Calvin
Stewart, on AVest Grace Street.
Mrs. James L. Taylor and Miss Tay?
lor, Wife and dauphter, oi the president
of Ihe American cnlony of London. iire
t'ne guests of Dr. and Mrs. George Ross.
Mrs. T. F. Jrffress has returned from
a delightfulvisit to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Hoffm^n Allnn. who have
beenat Miami and Palm '-'enen, Fla., fOr
the past two months. will spend April al
P.ocklcdge, returning to P.ichmond in
May.
Mrs. Campbell Smith, who has been
visiting her son. alr. Charlrs Evelyn
Smith, has returned to Cooperstown, Si.
Y.
An important meeting of the Hollywond
Meroorial Association will bo hold in the
lecture-room of the Second Presbyterian
Church to-day nt 1U o'clock.
The Emma Andrews 'Whist Club will
meet to-morrow wilh Mrs. John D. Potts,
No. 210 Basi Franklin Street. at S o'clock
MANAGER BOYER.
Ho "Will Assisl Mr. Wells in Handllnc
the Riclimoiitl Team.
Mr.'Charles W. Boycf. who has l<cea
in tlie city for scveral days in consulta
tion with Manager Jakc Wells, left last
night for his 'home. in Hagerstown, Md.
While here arrangoments were made
with Mr. Boyer whereby he will vnanagc
the Richmond team this season while on
the road.
Mr. Boyer is a stock broker of Hagers?
town. Md., but he is also a successful
and exporioncod base-ball man.
II-- wiil return here in about two weeks
to eomplete nrrangements for tho open
incr of the season.
Itr-vivai Servics.
Revival services ho~nn last night at
St. James Methodist Church. A larse
congregation was present and the intor
est -was doop. There was one con.version.
The jiastor preaches nlghtly.
Viv<* it. l-'nlton.
A small fire was disoovered nt the J.
W. Doniy Ship-Corking establishment at
31:15 o'clock last night. A still alarm
was turned in nnd Engine No. s respond
ed. The damage was about $10.
Comtitioii nl'Mr. Hooper.
Mr. George J. Hooper, Sr., is sinking
r.M'illv. His condition is verj' serious.
and tho atlcnding physician, Dr. Trcvll
lian. t'hinks his demise is only a matter
of time.
i--at.se RKPoni'S.
Richmond Traction Company,
Kobinson and Cary Streets,
Station A,
Office of S. P. Cowardin. Supt,
P.ichmond. Va.. Mardl 28, 3000.
To Whom it May Concern:
1 have boen superlntcndent of this road
since February 1. 1893. 1 cannot rocall
any complaint that has come to mo during
this time from Mr. Preston Belvin agaljst
any man in my employmenl.
Yours truly,
S. P. COWARDIN,
Superintcndcnl Richmond Traction Co.
For Infants and Children.
Tiie Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature of C^k^j^^^^/.
Remember. a set of the best cooklng
utensils. made of copper. steel and
cnamol. worth $7.50, f.iven away absolutel'y
lrce witli everj" Majestic Range sold
this week at
MORGAN R. MILLS *v CO'5.
No. SS* North Ninth Street.
O JSx. __5 *3-* <E3> **_=__ X _-*-_. -
3c_rsthe /t"^ ^ ''Dl1 ',avB A'fta)'s ^0Lo'1'
Signetnre
o:
u
The Southern Bell Telephone and Tele?
graph Ccqppany annour.ces that tele?
phonic communication ean bc liad over
its lines wilh Lynchburg, Va.; Danville,
A'a.; Roanoke. Va.; Wakektleld. Va.: Ap
pomattox. Val; Farmville, Va.; Crowe,
Va.; Salem. Va.: Bedford*City, Va.: Reids
ville. N. C.; Charlotte, N. C: Columbia,
S. C.
For further partlculars enquire at the
Public Pay Stations jfnd at Manager's
ollice. 1.14 East Main Street.
SOl"Tlli:HN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGKAPH ?-OMl'ANV.
o JSk. ss i" <_-_-* -_*""*. I _____.
Bears the .^ Ihe Kind You Have Aiways Bc-j-M
Hot biscults and dellcious coffee served
free this week at our store. Bc sure to
see the Great Majestic Ranse.
MORGAN R. MILLS .<_ CO.,
iNo. -S North Ninth Street.
OASTORIA.
Bear. the ^v? ?hB ^^ Yo'J n3V9 ^W B0Uj_tlt
EXHIBITION RUN
OF THE HOLLAND
She Will Perform in the Potomac for
Congressmen.
WILL SPEAK TO GRADUATES.
MnjorOloy Has Accepted an Invitntioii
to Address tlie Gratlu.itin-; Class
of Ilio.Virtfinia I'olyteclinic
Institute.
Washington Stircau The Times,
.15 Fourteenth Street.
WAS1I1XGTOX. Qlarch .9.?Special.?
The submarine boat Holland will give an
eihlbition run to-uay in the Potomac, a
few miles below Alcxandria, for the
benefit ot: a Iarge number of members
of Congress, including several of the
A'irginia delegation. who have expressed
a desire to see the wonderful perform
ance of the little submarine craft.
The programme- wlU COnsist chlefly of
quick or porpo'se diving and a short sub
rderg'ed run.
A prominent member of the River and
Harbor Committee, who desirc-s his name
withheld for the present. said to-day:
"When 1 go to Richmond I especially
want to see the submarine boat Plunger
in course of reconstruetion. These boats,
1 believe, will be adopted by every na?
tion as an important and necessary ad
junct to a modern navy. "Bxperlrnents
have conclusively proven their practica
blliry and uscfulness, and I propose to
.offer an amendment to thc naval ap?
propriation at tho next session of Con?
gress providing for the construction of a
number of boats of this class."
RI3L1HF BILLS.
Rcprc?r*_.lallvo Rixey has introduced
bills for ihe reiief nf the estalcs of Ja_".
FelHn, George Unibaugh, Joseph L.
Verts. nnd James L. Wiil.ud. all of *_-_
doun county, Va. He also presented tlie
petition ol J. E. Douglas for the heirs of
James G. Gaslcins, deceased, of Fauquier
counly, Va.. praying reference of war
claim to the Court of Claims for settlc?
ment.
Representatlve Jones, of A'irginia, has
presented the petition of tho Reedy AVo
man's Christian Tcmperance Union, oi
Caroline county. A"a.. urglng thc cnactlng
of a clause in thc Hawaiian Constitution
forbiddirig the rnamifneturc and sale of
iutoxiealing liquors and a prohibition of
gambling and tho opium trade, .etc. He
also presented thc petition of thc same
association praying for more slringcnt
icgislat.on against the sale of liquors in
the army canteens.
Senator Martin introduced ,1 bill to-day
lo remove the charge of deSertion from
the military record of Michael Hays, of
A'irginii.
Alajor Otcy has acccpled 'thc Invitation
nf the A'irginia l'olyteclinic Institute, at
Blacksburg. to deliver an address to thc
graduating class on June 23d.
The following promotions of A'irginia.
clerks in tiie Treasury Department have
been announced: Harris P. Dodge, from
.*?00 to $1,200; Miss Ellen Fitzhugh, $1,300
tn $1,400; Louis Payne. ?6C0 to *7-0; 'Miss
A.rglnia E. Campliell. ~l*S0 to $720.
Hon. Edmund Waddill. Judge of the
Easlern District Court nf A'irginia: S.
Brown Allen. and J. A. Turner, of Fred?
ericksburg. are in thc city.
MAJOR LASSITER
.OMINAT
i
(Continued from First Page.)
District wanted a Democrat in Congress.
and if one were to bc elected, he should
he nominatcvl right. They -wanted no ir?
regular nomlnations.
S. V. Southall, Jr.. on behalf of the peo?
ple of Greensvile county, entered a pro
test against nominating a candidate for
Ihe "full tertm. Prince George also pro
teste<l. Tho X_.to.way delegation, through
its chairman, said it was not instructed
for either term, but was ready to vote
for Major Lassifcer for both terms.
Powhatan was iiislnicted for both terms.
ln reply to Mr. FauU-ncr. of Dinwiddie,
t'.ic Sussex delegation, through its spokes
man. said ili.it they thought each county
had due notice ih.it tho committee would
elect for the fall term.
Judge Watkins, <*:" -Vmelia, saw no rea?
son for a term of probation. lf Major
Lassiter is tlie -unanimouis choice nf tin*
convention to-day, why will he not be
thirty days hencc. Air. Hobbs, of Prince
George, opposed tho nomination tor the
llill tenn.
OPPOSITIOX AVJTHDUAAVX.
J. C. Smith, 6. Dinwiddie, then said
his delegation had done all it could do to
prevent the full term election, and had
therefore disoliarged their duly to their
constiluents; that since they were in the
minority they would withdraw their op
posifion, and -.iskcd that thc otitier coun?
ties tliat were opposed do likewise.
Luncnburg was not instructed, but said
its vote would be l'or Lassiter for the
short and the long term.
Charies Comer, *>f Prince George. called
on Hon. AV. B. Mcllwaine for a speech,
refcrring to him as guberriatoria) timber.
Air. Mcllwaine said tlie request was not
germain to the question, and delincd to
speak.
The voto was then taken on Judge
Holmes" substitute to the rnotion. the
substitute being that the nomination be
l'or the full term as well as the unex?
pired term.
The vote was: For the full term?Ame?
lia, 7; Brunswick, H 2-:;: Lunenburg, 10;
Mecklenhurg, _1: Xottoway, 9; Powhatan.
0: Prince Edward, 10: Sussex, (i '--3; Te
tersburg, 17?total, 971--. Against full
?term? Dinwiddie, (ll; Greensville. 9;
Prince' George, 5; Sussex, 11-3; Bruns?
wick. 2 1-3? total. 2S.-3.
On niotiou of W. _*._. Powell, of Greens?
ville. a committee, consisting of Messrs.
Harris, Mason, Holmes. Smith. and Pow?
ell, was appointed to inform Major Lassi?
ter of his nomination and bring him be?
fore the convention.
Judge AVest presented Major Lassiter
to thc convention, designating him as
congr'essman from the Fourth District
for bouh the short term and the regular
term. ,
After an address by Major Lassiter the
convention adjourned.
THE DEL/EG-ATl-S.
Tlie delegates were as follows:
Petersburg?John B. Evans, C. B. Mann.
George Mason, C. S. Russell, X. T. Pat
tcaon. Samuel Edwards. G. B: Gill, E. A.
Sandford, \\*. C. Ma'lory. AV. M. Mays,
James A. Taliaferro, John T. Parharn
R. L. Pillow. W. 1. Whcary. AV. T. Payne,
X. T. Blick and I.eRoy AVeber.
Greensviilo, Hicksford District?B. W.
Wycnc, AV. J. Squirc, S. A*. Southall, Jr..
E. C. Palmer; BClfield District, B. AA*.
Manning. AA'illiam M. Powell, Henry !Mac
lin, Jor.n Chaplin.
Zion?G. L. Vincent, J. T. Bryant.
Mcckleiiburg County?F. B. Roberts, J.
S. Montgomery, AA*. D. Shelton, AA". D.
P.lanks, H. S. Xelson, AA*. E. liomes. R. J.
Montgomerv. E. P.ette, E. C. Goode, H.
F. Hutchison. T. A. Parks. G. P. Tarry.
E. T. Bowcn, G. R. Graves, E. F. Jack?
son, A\'. A*. Gregory, AV. L. Gillespie,
Henry AA'ood, Jr., I. J. Rair.ey, B. O.
Johnson and B. O. AA'nrtman.
X*ottowav County?J. D. Bradshaw,
Phil. Crannis. E. M. Jones. R. AA'. Tug
gle, T. M.-Dillard, J. F. AVilliams. A. C.
BevllI, XV. J. Burton and Dri J. XV. -Bry
ant.
Brunswlck-C. S. Barrow. J. W. Bailey.
E. G'. Tcmple, T. B. Price, J. B.'-Green.
Prince Edward County?Wm. E. An?
derson. J. M. Crute. A. D. Watkins. A.
D. Elam, P. IH. Ollver. W. J. Foster. A\.
H. Ewing, T..-H. DIckenson, J. Y. Phil?
lips.
Dinwiddie Countv?E. C. Powell, J. A\.
Galusha, R. Butterworth. XV. E. Stock
dell, E. C. Hudg'.ns. W. J. Branch. W.
D. Falconer, Ti E. Clarke, J. P.' Tuck
cr. J. C. Smith. W. B. Mcllwalne.
Lunenbur:. County?T. J. Arvin. T. C.
Fowlkes, Geo. E. Smith. Nat. Matthews.
Geo. T. Bridgeforth. T. E. Overby, G.
E. Passamore. W. Featherstone.
Prince George Count}-?Alex. Hobbs. T.
A. Brown. Chas. Coma, Chas. II. Leath,
Geo. R. Hatch.
Powhatan County-R. D. Tticker, W.
N. Kenn-on. Dibrell Sledd. Noble Jor?
dan, Pleasant Finch. A. M. Howard.
Sussex County?J. iF. West. J. J.
Faisor, J. lt. Bell. J. A. Brittle. W. B.
Cocke, J. D. Prince. John B. Jarratt,
E. L. Lee. G. R. Bobbltt, B. F. Mitcheli,
W. F. Frceman, E. H. Blrdsong, L. J.
Wrenn.
COLUMBANI ARRESTED.
Clini'gc'i AVitli Haviiic Obtained
Money FiauiluleiiMy. -
Detectives Gibson and AA'renn yester?
day arrested Frank J. Columtoani on a
warrant charging him with fraudulently
bbtanlrig ?il.20f> from Mr. Pat McDorioiigh.
It seemed that Columbanl has formerly
lived in Kichmond; but for the past few
years has resided in New York. When
he was married to a young lady in this
city Bishop Aran de Vyver gave them a
piece of property here. Columbanl re?
turned to Kichmond severai days ago. It
Is said. and sold the property to Mr. Mc
Do-notigh. saying tliat he was unmarried
and that no one had any interest in it.
After the sale had been made, Mr. Mc
Done.'Ugh discovered that he was m:trried
and that the property belonged to Co?
lumbanl and wife.
Mr. MeDonou^h says that all he wants
is to get the matter straightened out
and to get a clear title to the land.
Columbani"has empldyed Mr. Ii. M.
Smith, Jr.. as his counsel. East night tho
young nian was visited by mnny of his
friends while at the S~cond Police Sta?
tion.
WENT AWAY BY CHOICE.
Wetldinjr of Wm. A.Tench and Miss
Chambers nt Halil'av. X. C.
PETERSRURG. VA., March 29.?Special.
Mr. AVilliam A. Touch and Miss Virginia
May Chambers left on tho south-bound
train for Halifax. N. C. this morning.
w!io!-,' they were married this afternoon.
The bride is a daughter of .Mr. R. F. Cham?
bers. and has been cashier in tho store
of Messrs. Rarh.im, Rnpers & Co. for
some time. Tho groom is a manager m
the 'Bland Tobacco Faetory. Their Koint;
away was simply a matter of choice.
There were many friends with them at tiie
depot.
The work of paving South Sycamore
Stieet iwith asphalt will bo pushed ;is rapld?
ly ns possible. Workmen are now 011
gaged in oxeavating the street to prepare
for laying tho erushed stone foundation.
AVaildell and Aycock.
AVIEMi.VGTON. L\". ('.. March _;>.?Spe
ciail.?The Rrunswick county convenBon
to-day endorsed Colonel A. M. AVaddeil
for l'nited States senator. and G. B.
Aycock for Governor of North Carolina.
WANTS.
WANTED?BY AN EXPERIENPED
business man. who can furnlsh $5,000
to $10,00, to purchase an interest in,
the whole of, some established paying
business?manufacturing preferred. All
c-omniunications treated with strictest
contidence. R. B. G., Box 10, city. mhlS
II EL.V AVANTKD?T'emnlo.
WANTED? AN EXPERIENCED CIIA.M
bermaid. who understunds aining-room
work: also a white woman to asslst
with housekeeplng and make h?rself
genorally usefnl: references required.
Apply bctwoon 10 A. M. and 2 P. M. at
824 West Franklin Street.
SPECIAL NOTICKS
i respeetfully announce myself
' a CANDIDATE for
Clerk of tiie Hustings Court,
Subject to the Democratic Primary,
-S-^-estO-r.. _S<el3-fi-ra..
TO ALL AVTIOM IT MAA* CONCERN:
I AV1SH IT T.'NDHRSTOOD THE BAND
of which I am leader shall be know:}
not as "Jardella's Band," but as "Jar
della's Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Band." as it always has appcared on
tiiv cards and circulars.
"FEL1X JARDELLA,
Band Master.
FOIt SALE.
FOR SALE.?AA'ILL SELL AT ACCTION
on April 3d, commencing at 11 o'clock A.
M., my oiitiro >tock of iivery. embrac
ing CARRIAGES, HORSES, IIARNESS.
ctc.. and entire outlit at Nos. 001 and
C(? West Broad Street, R. J. SLAUGH
TER.
FOR SALE GOOD YOUNG HORSE
and DAYTON; also. FINE SUBUR?
BAN RESIDENCE, with lot 17x17:1
feet. Apply at No. 2213 Grove Avenue,
corner of Strawberry Street. nihiSi
FARMS FOR SALE, RENT AND EX
change. Catalogue free. GEORGE E.
CRAAVFORD & CO.. S03 east Main
Btreet.
CARNIA'AL FLOAVERS. ONE DOLLAR
a hundred. Order at once. FLOWERS,
care Times. ' mhSO
A.11USKMKNTS
RICHMOND'S POPULAR PLACE OF AMUSEMENT
To-Night at fi:(5 o'Clock.
Mntince To-Morrow at 2:30 o'Clock.
Hugh Stanton and Fiorence Modena; Tom
Lewis and Sam J. Ryan; Ghris Bruno and
Mabel Russell, and cthers.
Same popular prices.
CONFEDERATE BAZAAR.
ARMORY,
Each day and night until April 7th.
Manv Attractions.
HARPIST AND STORY TELLER,
ROGERS AND GRILLEY.
X. al. C. A..
MONDAY, APRIL 2D.
THiE KELLOGG BIKD W5VKX1VA^
benefit Home for Incumbles, at Audi?
torium. on TL'ESDAA*. April 3d. at_S::;o
B. M. and 8:15 P. M. Admiss on. *__
cents. ? i
The Confederate Museum
TWELFTh AND CLAi STREETS.
Open daiiy rrom 9 A. M. to tj. P. M.
Admission. 25 cent*. Free on SjUur
?a__rs. aalo-ly
THE VALENTINE MUSEUM
KLEVENTH AND CLAY STREETS.
Open dally from 10 A. M. to o P. M.
Admission. 36 cents. Free on Saturdays.
AUCTION" SAI/US?Tlils Day
By George H. A'alentine,
, Auctioneer.
TRADE SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF
SHOES. IROX SAFE, SHOAA--CASES,
SHOE FIXTURES, STORE FIX?
TURES, ETC;. DAMAGED Bi"
FIRE AXD WATER.
By request of F. E. I.atifman. I will
sell. at his store, Xo. 1325 East Main
Street, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 30. 1900,
at 10:30 A. M.. his entire stock of Men's,
Ladies' and Misses' Shoes, lot of Mirrors,
four sets Show Fixtures, Combination
Lock Iron Safe. Button Machine, S.ioe
Bcnchcs. several Rolls of Wrapping Paper,
Counters. Shelving. etc. Stock reprcsents
about 1.200 or 1.500 pairs of Shoes. some
high-grade goods and only slightly dam?
aged bv water and smoko. Also, Fine
Iron Awnlng Frame and Awning.
Trade requested to attend. Sale with?
out limit or reserve.
GEO. H. A'ALBNTIXK.
Auctioneer.
AUCTION. SALES??future Davs,
By C. L. & II- L. ncnoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers,
Xo. S_l Main Street.
T*CTIOX SALE
OF
A
Desirable Church Hill Improved
Real Estate,
BE1XG
Nos. 2405 anel 2407 N Street,
AXD
No. 728 North 25th Street,
LOCATED AT TIIE SOUTH WEST COR
XER OF TWI-IXTV-FIKTH AXD
X STREETS.
Bv* direction of thc owner. we will sell,
at public auction, on ihe premises, on
TUESDAY, APRIL ."!, 1000,
at ."> o'clock P. M.. the above very desira?
ble property. The lirst-named aro two
neat frame tenements, containing six
rooms each, with modern lmprovements,
such as gas. water, bath, etc, and are
nearly new. \?
Xo. 72S North Twcnty-tittli Street is a
detached dwelling. containing six large
rooms. <**th all conveniences. besides thc
usual cl"Xets. This property has a front
ol" .'!.*t feel on Twenty-tifth Street. with
a good depth, and will make a most
clrarming home. We would Call tlie spc?
cial attention of both investors and
home-secUers to this sale.
TERMS: AViil bc made very reasoriable,
and will be announced at sale.
C. L. __ lx. L. DKN'OOX,
mh2f> AuctionccBS.
By II. A. McCurdy,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF A
^r_r_53ifl F?-__-rr?sr63
AVITH GOOD l.AH'ROVI.MEXTS. SIT
L'ATED IX HENRICO COUNTY,
ON THE MOUNTAIN
ROAD,
ABOUT SIX AXD A HALF MILES
FROM TIIE CITV AND ABOUT
TWO AXD A HALF MTLES
FROM GLEN ALLEN.
In execution of the provisions of cer
tain deeds ot' trust of 27th July. 1SIM. and
November 11. 1801. from Juliiis From
mett and others. the underslgned will
offer for sale, upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, TIIE 5TH DAY OF
APRIL, 11NXI.
at 12 o'clock M.. all thc READ ESTATE
conveyed by the said deeds. and therein
fully described. and being thc same land
on which th>* said Frommett now resides.
TERMS: Cash as to the cost of execut
ing this trust. aU delinquent taxes, and
sufflcient to pay off the balance due on
bonds secured by said deeds. amounting
to ?1C7.20; the balance at one and two
yeabs, for negotiable notes. interest add?
ed, and secured by a trust-deed, or all
cash. at thc option of tiie purchaser.
mli-i H. A. M'CURDY, Trustee.
By Edward S. Rose Company,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
Xo. 11 Xorth Eleventh Street.
UCTIOX SALE
OF A
A
Most Desirable Lot of Land,
SITUATED OX THE XORTH WEST
CORNER OF FIFTH AXD
CANAL STREETS.
163 Feet Front by 130 Feet Deep.
At thc request of the owner, wc will
sell, hy auction, upon tlie premises. oh
THURSDAY, TIIE 5TH DAY OF-APRIL
1000,
at .:.*0 O'CLOCK p. M., the above located
and highly valuable LOT. An extended
notice of this property is unueeessnry.
An inspection is asked, whieh will con
vince you of its mi rit;
TERMS: One-third in cash: tho residue
at one. two and three years. with (? per
< ent. added. and secured l>y a. deed of
trust upon the property, or all cash, at
the option of tlie pur, haser.
EDWARD S. ROSE COMPANY.
mh'iO Auctioneers.
1> Y A'lRTCE OI"" TWO CERTAIN
-> deeds of trust to the underslgned,
dated April 20, IS93. and June 17. I.")"",
and recorded. respectively, in D. B. 17S.
page r.is. and D. B. ISO, page 2*>4, Norfolk
County Court. default having been made
in the payment of the notes secured, and
being required by the holders ot same so
to do. I will sell. at public auction. at
tlie salcsrooms of the Norfolk Real Es?
tate Exchange, Xo.- 2*53 Main Street, Xor?
folk, Va.. on
MOXDAY. APRIL 2- 1000,
at 12 o'clock M., thc following DESIRA
BLE LOTS. situated in Uie County oi
Xorfolk. A'a., near tho town of Berkley;
b'elng lots nurhbered 33, 34, ::t">, 3S,-10 and
42, iu biock iiumhereil 3*- also, lots nuin
nered ;;."?. :iij, ::t, :'__. :in, 40. st. 42. 4:.: and
44, in biock numbered ."?; also. lots num
bfired 1, ?'!, ?"">, 7 and 0, In biock nurhbered
31; all in thc plat of tlie property former?
ly owned by tho Elizabeth Land and ini
proement Company. of Xorfolk. A'a.
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of ex
r-'cuting these trusts and to pay a note
of "*1,(M50.00, with interest from May 2,
1S04, and a note of **1,0.0.00, with inter?
est from June 20, 1S04; balance in notes
at six and twelve months. with interest
added. and secure by trust derd on tho
property. C. L. DEXOOX.
mli-7 Trustee.
l OAlMlSSIONEirS AUCTION SALE
OF THE
c
REAL ESTATE
Atthc Northcastern Intersec.'on of
Fifth and Duval Streets,
0N TUESDAY, APRSL 3d,
At 5 o'Clo-k.
Lange vs. Orth et als.?Iu the Law and
Equity Court of tlie city oC Richmond.
degrec of May 20. lSUO.
* -
Pursuaht to the above-mentioned de?
cree, the underslgned, appointed special
commissioner thereby will offer for sale,
upon the premises, at time deslgnated.
the following Real Estate:
That LOT OF LAND, Wlth the lm?
provements thereon having ? front o?
FIFTY-THREE I'EEi' AXD SEVEN
INCHES (."??'' 7") on the eastern line ot
Fifth Street. and running back along the
northern line ol" Duval Street 122 feet to
an allev. The lmprovements consist ot
a mcdiii'm-sizcd brick dwelling ana usual
outhous.s, water and culvert connec?
tions. Tho property is admirably located
and suSceptlblo of being improved to ad?
vantage.
TERMS: Ohe-fourth cash, and as to
residue the purchaser must execute
negotiable notes wlth interest added.
payable in equal instalments at six.
twelve and eighteen months from date ot
sale: the title retained until the entire
purehase-monev is paid, or, IF HE SO
ELECT. HE MAY PAY' THE ENTIRE
PURCHASE-.-.OXEY IX CASH.
H" A. M'CURDY.
Special Commissioner.
I. P. P. AA'.nston clerk of- the said
court. certify that the bond required of
thc special commissioner in thV* above
mentioned cause, under decree of May
21). 1S91>; has been given.
, Given under my hand this. 4th day of
December, 1S00. P. P. AVINSTON.
mh*i0 Clerk.
FINAN'CIAC.
T. A. WELLER, Pres. G/E. STYLL, See. A. R. TATUM, V. Pres
f^ = The Prudential Banking & Trust Co. ^?*
, ..-. ? BURGLARY
"* OFRia-DVIOND, VA. EMPLOYERS'
ACCIDENT ^ HOSEtJAlMST. tMBIuR
plate glass Jnsurance Department, wiLtBo-io
STEAM BO.LER C. H.JORBAN. MANAGER. _ YOU
_________________= Representing Nothing But the Best Companies. __-___________=_=
ACCTION SALES? Future Day*
ByJ.B. Elam & Co..
Real Estate Auctioneers.
T RUSTEE'S SALE. BA* PUBLIC AUC?
TION. OF THE
Delightfully Situated.
Spacious and Handsome
RES5DENCE
WITH LARGE LOT. lOOxllS FEET,
WITH CHOICE FRUIT AND SHADE
TKEES THEREON. ON THE
EAST SIDE OF LAMt! AVENTE. BE
TWEEN ROBERTS AND BA'l
TEEY STREETS. BARTON
HEIGHTS.
In execution of a certain deed of trust.
datod September 21: IS05. recorded m
D. B. 14!> B, page 300. Henrico County
Court. default having been made in the
debt sccurc-d. and being reiiuired so to do
bv the boneficiarv. the underslgned. trus?
tee. will sell. by public auction, on the
premises. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4. 100O,
at 5 o'clock P. M? the REAL ESTATE
deseribed in said deed, it being the above
named 'very attractive and valuable resi?
dence and grounds in the town of Barton
Heights, north of nnd near the city of
Richmond. Tho situation is high. health
ful and delightful. and the neighborhood
and surroundings desirable and pleasant.
The dwelling is thoroughly modern. sub
stantially constructed. well appointed and
in good order. contalning about ten rooms
and all needful conveniences are on tlie
promises. The urnund is well set in
Cruit trees. in be;iring and in shade trees
and ornamental shrubbery, and the prop?
erty esoecially invitmg as a home by
reason of its attractivencss and its prox
imity to tne city.
TCRMS: For cash as to expenses ot
sale. taxes to date of sale, and the sum
ot S2.50O. with interest thereon from
March 21. 1S0S; and as to the residue. lf
an'-, upon terms to be announced at the
time of sale. J. B. ELAM, Trustee.
J. B. Elam & Co., Auctioneers. mh.iO
1>Y VTRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED
J ol trust, dated June 1. 1804; and re?
corded in D. B. 200, page -52, Norfolk
t'ounty Court, default having been made
in the*payment ot the note secured. and
being required bv the holder of same so
to do, I will sell. at pui'Iio auction. at
the salesrootns of the Norfolk Real
Estate Exchange. No. 237, Main Street,
Norfolk. A'a., on
MONDAY. APRIL '_'. 1000,
at ti! o'clock M.. tlie following property:
Tnose TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF LAND,
lying and being in South Norfolk. Nor?
folk' county. Va.. being lots numbered
.".7 and ?'>!' in block numbered ?"?! in tlie
pl.it of ihe property formerly owned by
the Elizabeth Land and Improvement
Companv, of Norfolk. Va., fronting ."O
feet on Perry Street. and running- back
on Park Avenue and between parallel
lines 100 feet. ? .
TERMS: Cash. F. C. DENOON.
mh27 Trustee.
Ro. If. Gilliam __ Co.,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
No. ""03 East Main Street.
r\ OMMISSIONF.RS' SALE. AT PI"R
L' LIC AUCTION. OF A DESIRABLE
SUBURBAN HOME. THE LATE RESI?
DENCE OF <;. C. "VTNCENT. DE
CEASED. AT* SEVEN PINES. WITHIN
FIFTY anNUTES' RTDE FROM THE
HEART OF THE CITV. TIIE RICH?
MOND AND SEVEN PINES ELECTRIC
STREET RAILWAY HAS MADE
SEVEN PINES AN ATTRACTIVE RE
SORT. AND PROPERTY ALONG ITS
LINE IS RAPIDLY ENTfLANClNG IN
VALCE. THE HOI'SK IS A MODERN
STRUCTURE. CONTAININO ABOUT
FIVE ROOMS.?In pursuance of a decree
of the Circuit Court of the county of
Henrico, in the suit of Mary E. Vincent
vs. William A'incent. entered on the l-'th
day of Januarv. ltlOO, the underslgned.
special commissioners. will sell, at pub?
lic auction. at the county court-house,
corner Twenty-second and Main Sireets,
WEDNESDAY. THE ITH DAV OF
APRIL. 1000.
at 12 o'clock al., all that certain LOT
OF LAND lying and h.'ing i:i the county
of Henrico, \ra., at Seven Pi-.ios. and de
scribed as follows: Commenclng at a
point about 100 yards from the intersec
tion of the west side of the Richmond
and Sevu T'ir.es Railroad track with
WHllamsburg county road, on the north
side of the Williamsburg county road.
and running thence along- the north side
of the said AVilliamsburg road -10 feet
westwardly, and extending back north
wardly from the said Williamsburg road.
between oarallel lines 40 feet apart. 1.10
feet.
TERMS: Ono-third cash: balance in six
and twelve months. evidenced by negotia?
ble notes. with interest added. and title
retained until all of the purchase-money
is paid and a eonvevanee ordered by the
court. or all cash. at the option of the
purchaser. AI.FRED E. COHEN,
AVH. H. SANDS.
Special Commissioners.
I. John Broaddus, clerk of said court.
certifv that theliond required of the spe?
cial cbn-ihissloners bv tho decree in said
cause of January 15, 1900. has been duly
given.
Given under my hand tliis 20th rtay_oi
March, 1000. JOHN E. BROADDUS.
mii'-O - ' '1 'rk.
3IBKTI _**?-?-.
THE 'ANNUALa'MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS oi the UNION
BROICERAGE COMPANY will be held
at their office. No. 20 Soutll Fourteenth
Street, on WEDNESDAY, April 11,
1000, at 4:30 I'. M.
JUNIUS A. MORRIS. .
President.
R. S. Chamberlayhe.
Seeretary aud Treasurer. mh-7
Office of th. Albemarle Paper AU'g. Co>.
Richmond, Va.. March 27. 1900.
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETINC
of ihe STOCKHOLDERS <>: tlie AtBB
MARLE PAPER MANUFACTLR-M.
COMPANY will be held at the otfiee ot"
Messrs. Davenport. Morris & Co.. Rich?
mond. Va.. o:i THURSDAY, April 12,
1900, ut 12 o'clock M.
CHAS. AI. BOSWELTu.
mh'27 Seeretary and Treasurer.
Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia.
Richmond. \ a.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
members of this Society will be' held
at the office of the Society JIO.NO.'Y,
April ltfth, at 12 o'clock AI.
EDWIN A. PALMER.
mh22 _Seeretary.
THE ANNUAL ^^4^1
Stoekliolders ot the NORTHSIDE
LAND COMPAXY will be held ut tiie
State Rank Ot Virginia. R:ehmor*d. Aa..
on. WEDNESDAY, April 1-J?1- ?'* ?
P -\T A. i. MUtJDI,
mhi Seeretary.
NOTICE IS HEREBY G^N^.THAT
ihe Board of Directors ol the AII.A.N
TIO COAST LINE RAILROAD ?;DM
PANY OF VIRGINIA have called a
general meeting of the Stockholders o.
said company. and that the said mce.
ing wiil bc held at the o""'- ?", thr
companv. in the citv of Richmond at
12 o'clock AL. on THL'KSDA ; the-10th
dav of April. l'.'OO. W. I_.IO.Nha.
mhl5 _ Seeretary.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS SL03S
IRON AND STEEL COMPANA.-In
accordance with the by-!aws notice ls
herebv given that the annual meeting
Of the stockholders of the Slosa Iron
and Steel Company will be held at me
office of the company. in Birmmgharn
Ala. on WEDNESDAY. April 4. 1000.
at 12:00 o'clock noon, for the election
of Directors and for the transactlon or
such other business as may come before
"the meeting. Books tor transfer *?f
?-took will be closed from noon of
MARCH 24. 1000. until APRIL :>. 1000,
at 10.00 o'clock A.VJ-L.- EE<
ml_20 Waaaatmxp.
Xew York. March 21. 1000. -
TO THE HOLDERS OF THE
Atlanta and Charlotte
Air Line Railway Company
Incoms Bonds.
Xotice hereby is given to the l.olders
of the above bonds that upon transfer
and delivery thereof to the GUARANTY
TRUST COMPANY. ot Xew York. al its
office. 65 Cedar Street, Xew York. they
will receive payment therefor at par. to?
gether with the semi-'innual interest due
thereon April 1. 1000.
H. A. MURRAY.
mli..-. Secretary.
$ OOO
$ 3OO
$1,000
$1,***00
$2,300
$3,000
To Lend on
Gity Rea.ty.
f\. J. Chewing & Co.
No. 6 N. Tenth St.
C. W. BRAISCH Sc CO.,
STATE BANK BUILDING.
BANKERS and BROKERS
Prlvats wlrea New York. Chict-go and
eli Drir.ciD.-vI tride ceatr-S. oc2-6t
I T.B state M ef Wm
RICHWOISD. VA.
Caoitp.I.S500.000
Surplus. . . ? ? ? $240,000
j JOHN S. ELLETT, WILLIAM. M. HILL,
I President. Ciishiei*.
! Directors: Alexander Cameron. Jo_n S.
| EIIstL T. C. Wlli'azns. Jr.. uranvllle _ ,
Valentine. James D. Crump. John R.
AVilliams. J. M. Fourqurean., A. R. Ellcr
son. J. L. Atltrirn.
One Reason Is
i*-._t we are up-to-date', and hard
wor'K-rs
Extr-cts lrom ett'irs re?
ceived t.'.ni our patrons:
"1 am pteas. -l 10
stute thal sim ?? tho
.flrst of th- year I
;..!%?? found our con
nactlon wlth your agency '? very valuabto
"Your ijufck and relia.Ie report savetl
us an SSO.Op shipmont last week. which
would have been a tocai loss."
"Our credit man says our connection
with vour agency ls the '???st we h_v?.
"We use the Show-Church Co. for out
coUections. a:*.d tind it th-* most satisfac
tory way of collecttng w.- have ever ii.id.
-r-rt-it*
THESNOW-CHURCHCQ
LEGAL NOl U 1.
?crntorxi.'.-ix the law and
V EQUITY COURT OF Tl IE CIT? OF
RICHMOXD. THE 2t:D DAY OF FEB-*
Ri'ARY. 1000:
Alice M. Amos.Plalntlff.
.. Defendant.
versus
Walter A. Amos .
IX EQUITY.
j Thc* object of this sUit Is to <?!?(..in a
i divorce a vincnlo matrimonii by the
pl-.intiff trom the defendant. And m
? affidavit having been tnadu and nled that
i the- defeiidarii. Walter .*-.- Atnos. is i< noit
! resfdent of the State of Virgiiiia, :t s
i ordered that he do appear here Wt.hin
Kfteen davs after the dtte publicuiion
I hereof and do what 13 necessary to pro?
tect his interests herein.
A copy?Teste: ,_, ,
P. P. WIXSTOX, Clerk.
R. AV. Ivcy. p- '!?
[ TO WALTER A. AMOS:
Take notice tii.it I shall. on th- -*?_
I PAY OF APRIL, l'lOO. at the office of
' R. W. [vey, X<>. '* Xorth Eleventh Street,
in Richmond, Va., between th<- hours of
*} A. 31. and (j P. M.. on that day. pro?
ceed to take the deposltlons of J. W.
Miller and others. to be read in evidence
in my behalf. ln a certain suit m equity
depending ln thc Law and Equity Court
ot th.* city ot Richniond, wherein you are
defendant and 1 am plaiutiiT: and if. from
any cause; the taking of the said deposl
tions be not commehced 011 thal day. or,
if commenced, be not concluded on that
d.iv. the taking ot the same will be ad?
journed and continued trom day to clay,
or from time to time. at the same place
and between thc same hours. until tho
same shall be completed.
Rc-pectHillv yours,
ALICE AL AMOS.
P.y Counsel,
R. A\". Ivey. p. n- mhli*
-,rii;,;i\l.\-l.N' TUK CIRCUIT COCTRT
V OF THE COI'NTV Ol-' HENRICO.
THE STil DAY OF MARCH. 100O:
E. H. Wrcnn .I'laintilT.
i vs.
) Annie AVrenn .De.en_U_nt
The object of this suit is to obiain .1
divorce a vin-ulo matrlmoni by me
plaintHT. E. II. Wrenit, trom his wife,
Annie Wrenn, defendant, on the grounas
of desertion for a periad ot more than
three years.
And an affidavit having been made ai.d
iiie.i lhat tho defendant. Annie Wrenn..?
a non-resldent ot the State of Vlrsima.
it is ordered tbat she doth appear here
within flfteen days after thc due punh
<-_tlon of this order and do what ia nece
sary to protect iier Interest herein.
'le"St0: .JOHN' E. 1'l.OADDUS, Clerk.
A copsr-:T?tg k FiKOADVVS, cterfc
Beveridge. Attorney. '"'''' ,
s_..LEo ntorosALS.
XOTICE Tl) BRICK CONTRACTOR3.
SEALED PROl'OSALS will be rece'ved
at this office up 10 1- o clock M.. Tl ES
n\v \oril :: I0001. for furnishlng tho
P^dtentFary SIX HUNDRED THOU
fsAXD ^m'.-M WE1.I.-CI.EANED AND
SOUND OLD BRICKS. sultable for'an
outslde wall No salmon bncks will be
taken Not less than 83 per cent. must
b- whole bricks P.ats must not be
smaller than half bricks. If more than
one size. state how many of each. Bids
mu-'t state location and give price- otv
the gfoimd, and also the price delivered
at Uie Penitentiary at a point to bo
destenated bv the Superintendent
' Th- rl**lit to rejej-t any or ui! bids
reserved. G- M. HEL.AIS.
JnhSO Superintendent.
BXCUUSIONS.
E_STER^~~ MONDAY EXCURSIOX.?
Th,-n* will be an EXCUF.SION IO
V.XSHINOTON EASTER MONDAY
for benefit of Summer Rest. via Rich?
mond, Fredericksburg anrl Potomad
Railroad, conducted by Mr. aud Mrs.
George A. Barksdale and Mrs. Arma F.
Rahm The train will leave Broad und
Hancock Street at S A. M.: retiirnins.
wiU leave AVashinston at t* P. M. next
day. Tickets, **"J.r)U?good on Excurstnn
?rain only. mh_.l
~FOi: R_*-"T_
FOR- RBIiT.^ ??? FURXISHED. FOUR
ROOMS. halls nnd bath. For terms,
etc . apply to Xo. *30S East Orace Street.
mh-Q

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