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Style; selling | cfceap'j
Men's Suits, r
ONE HUNDRED WELL-MADE AND
GOOD-FITTING $6 and $5 f% f\
SUITS-NEW PE1CE, . .... . . . \s3 oO.W
■■■■:'".:..■■•■' -.'■ " ■ "• I .. ' -- ;•:■.:•• . • -. .-' ;; '... f-l '
Three hundred Siugle-Breasted Sack Suits,
of Black Cheviots, Medium and Dark Worsteds,
from the Sß and $7.50 countersr— v "*h w* jf%£\
NO W 0NLY. . .... . ... . v. . . . . . ./■ vp3iUU
One; hundred Single and. Double-Breasted
§12.50 and $10 Suits— oh, yes, la- ■'(d>".f5 r .- : K^fe
test cut— 0n1y :; ...... .... ... ... q "v3\/"
Five hundred Single and" Double-Breasted
Sack Suits, Black, Blue, and Fancy Scotch Che
viots and Cassimeres— Suits . right ; from the
most popular $18 and $15 grades. ti^C| "^^
ONLY - yes, 0n1y.... ......... / «3
Men's Separate trousers. /
■- i -..'■'■: $ilin'd $3.50 Trousers. .52.50
: $5.50 and: ss Trousers;. .$3.50
tliey re intended for © & ' :w~&: w~& d OT> j-auiuoiictnieis,
cases. > ... ■: : . ■ - ;. ■ ■ - ■■:-. , ; , :;' " .-.: ''■:;*:: '' ' - - ;" . Only, '^yo.
I MANCHESTER 'AND . |
| CHESTERFIELD. |
IK- "' - — t ;. ; ■■:-«►■
-'The committee 1 of Manchester Lodge,
SKnights of Pythias, has perfected ar
»"J;.rangements f or : the : annual ■' banquet,
'.' -which,': is" to be held to-morrow night at
j" the- Masonic; Tern pie. The banquet will
w.lie one of- the- most elaborate in Man
: Chester for a long 'time., 1
%'*; The lodge wiJJ assemble, as usual, at
; Its : hall for- the .regular weekly meet-
[ ;Jng. '•'■ After the installation of officers,
©■•Captain' A. ■C. , Atkisson will . deliver
sulogles over the lives and charactersof
W. T. .Lithgow; and W.: W.
I ;'iTa.tum', : : -' both; of whom recently' died.
,At the conclusion of-; this speech the
■I lodge will adjourn ; to . the ; Masonic Hall,
"where" the members "will meet the in
'^vited guests and the splendid supper will
partaken" of. - , : . "
!:>;. Captain , A. C. Atkisson will be toast
finaster, and the following will be the
- responses: - ■ v . ; * ■
..". Address; of Welcome— R. S. Rives, of
VilLanchester Lodge, No.; 20.
" VSir.you are very welcome to our house;
'".It. must appear in - other 'ways than'
' '• . .words; \ .
I' scant this breathing
:';.-v; courtesy/'. . ■■■.-• : : .
;v -;. " . - - — Shakespeare.:
.: Grand Lodge of Virginia— Jefferson
of Ivanhoe Lodge. .;'
;. "Men rcsemblethe gods; In nothing
febjmuch as in doinß good to '.their' fellow-,
i-'croatures." :-. : —Cicero. .
•-The Old Lodge and the New— B. R.
I: Owens, 7 Jr.', of Manchester Lodge. -
.ii": -."'.While old Friendsliip for awhile dis-
C'appcrared.^spie has arisen a^ain.vPhoenix
";]ike. f rom ijer ashes. ■ and appears before:
;you to-nhjjt in renewed; strength . and
ilc-auty in the new. form— Manchester
2Co. -20." ■'..'-■ ■.■■'■''.]■ —Atkisson.
; . The Prcss-^A. B. Williams. ;
;. . "'Whose daily light- dissiminates ' over
B earth- the knowledge of deeds, both' good
•and" ill.' the medium by which- the noblest
rld«as;and" sentiments/of man .are given
;.|tp'the, world." • • — Van Houten. ■■
iC^Pythlahism— Its Objects and Its Aims—
;?E. : V'C. Fucion. ■;;.-. .-. ' .' \ ■;".' ; ■
%;: "A friend'has not to. seek a friend in
li trouble. ; for ;our principles teach, "That
? great v souls, by •-.: instinct, to each \ other
tturn.: doJixand alliance and in friendship
burn.' " . f , '- ". . . — Addison.- ;
"Our Friend— Hon. J. H. Ingram.
If.'Noff.i do"; I. ply the, touch :
1 To try if thou.be current srold,. indeed.".
:'-'X ','.■'. " ' .; '■;■;' — Shaliospcare. l
\Tho Manchester Lodge is one of the
'strbnKest-; secret organizations in Man-"
- With nearly a : hundred :''nwm-'
f-bers"- its financial, strength is as good 'as
; any order ,' in the; city.' The membership
.icontains .some of the, best and mest'ac
|tivc\?citizens*; of The, deeds
done :by the ~ lodge ;'is : not
|lni«}\vn; : . as they; do not publish;- them to
|the world, *but : it is known that numerous
leases of want and suffering thave been
; cared for; by. the order. ■
, ' ."MANCHESTER- IN 190 L"
; The readers of the; Dispatch; in: Mun
chester. and: the city Itself, 7 , are 'greatly.:
f. indebted ;. to ; Mr.^ D. LV Pulliani for;? tin
isplehdid/manner in which ' the ?achieve
nicms of the; city, in ISOI- were recorded..^
I Nothing,- was ■ written i for the : South- .
side r durinsr : , the year that ; did ■ as ■ much
r crcdit ' tb' the city" ; than ■" did the T paper.;
fjUEtTrefemd .to: It broughtVeVerythir.g.
; Koods" about v. the LCity; tb; ! notice, ;■' and^ho
[doubt' has - placed ; the; city: In a v much
sl>etter> lighttwltlr readers ? of the Dispatch
;ih; buierv'pqrts:;risi of the; State;? .-'-. ; : ;
• As . v. cc-prc sl<.l( nt" of the;: Business-Men's
''A^-oliJalJbn:.;; and/: Superintendent'" of •'. : -'the
JPublictSchools » off the; city. ;Mr. Pulliani
lViVerX allowjf; -'. an^ to;; pass
iAvithqut using, itf for, thejbest: lnttrcsis(6f
;t.lio;city^'; Ho; .jsj;;>vldc"a.waKc: and; opv :of ;
-the ; rri ost ; pu W ic-spl rJ txd | ci tizens ' of . the
-»clt*£ aiulCthe^cSty:- is findebted v to l bihv for; J
n<no 5 f fi^f Frinhf pnpd==Nft" flpp' is Hiirt—^-'Sf's Oolv ths Prlr^s TSist Suffer.
C4JAICa >>. /'M 'j^ffifß .£JJ ? t Jtk. \% .SlJ> J.l':K> s. 1l» i^- x^ J. . i. 1 '■£ 1 vJi'.fi'."-.^^*."!^.' C \J? !> Sl 3i I a "'l \^^ 4^4»iiv«
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his efforts in its behalf.
X IS NOT "A CANDID ATR
Mr. R. S. Rives stated to a.Dispatch
reporter that the report that he had an
nounced himself as a candidate for nomi
nation for the position of Common
wealth's Attorney was inaccurate and
without foundation. Mr, Rives said that
he did not know what he would do in the
premises, but he certainly; would not an
nounce himself at this "early date.
Mr. James L. Pettit, who is at present
Deputy Clerk of the Hustings Court, has
been' mentioned for. the appointment as
■City Sergeant to succeed the late Ser-
g eant H. C. Ferguson. Mr.; Pettit was
for a number of years Deputy Sheriff
'■ for Powhatan county,- and he" would" be
. especially" fitted for the position.- M r.
Pettit is not a.\ candidate for the office,
but it; is believed that he would serve
if he was appointed by .': Judge Ingrami.
■' Of course, ! there are no applications
for the vacancy, and it will be filled; by
: Judge Ingram, just as. the srces proper. -.lt
: may be that 'no; one will; be designated,
, but that Deputies Fisher", and/ Ferguson
■ will be permitted to fill out the term in
I that capacity. Messrs. W. D. Ferguson
j and G.;Ai Carr have been suggested for
• the: appointment, and it; would not be. a
j surprise, in event of an appointment,
that it went to one .'or the other.-
t The death of Sergeant Ferguson - will
cause one of : the "biggest fights in the.
coming spring election. It was thought
that the principal, fight would L be for; the
I lOfflce of Mayor, but now it seems proba-.
ble that the fight will centre^ on the
raco for Sergeant.'.. In addition\to the
gentlemen already mentioned it is .whis
pered that Mr.'- F. : ; W. Bass ; will : seek
the nomination for the full term. With
Messrs. Fisher- Ferguson, ; Pettit, Carr,
Bass, and probably, several others, it
would be hard to- pick the winner.
. -Every elective office in Manchester,: ex-.
ceT>t Clerk of." the Hustings Court, City
Treasurer, .and; High Constable,; includ
ing two members of the new Board -of
Aldermen from each ward, will have to
be elected at the election on the fourth
Thursday in. May. /
j 'DAUGHTERS WILL, INSTALL.. •
! Lilly- Council. Daughters of Liberty,
will: on Tuesday night, "install: officer^; for
"the ensuing term.' The; following is the
personell : Junior Past Councillor, ' Miss :
Agnes Smith; Councillor, A. P. Lum;;
Assistant Councillor. Mrs. M. J. Way
mack; 'Vice-Councillor, ' Miss ;Annie
Bailey; Assistant Vice-Councillor, A; J:
Andrews;" Recording Secretary, Miss
Julia T. Roberts; .Financial - Secretary,
Mrs. Sallie Huband ; ,. Treasurer, S. H.
Andrews; Guard. MissHattie Browder;
Inner .Guard, Mrs." Joseph E. Huband; .
Outer Guard. Miss Minerva Kelly; Trus
tee for eighteen months, J.R. Baughn;
Representative to State Council, "Miss
Sallie Huband. - -■;;:-"";;;.; ' ■■". '■
The Council has a membership -of 211
-incmbers, and . is next ! to, the banner, or-^
and is next, to the banner organization;;
in the State' Council. ' ; ; ; j" "
-After the "installation; . which^will-: be I
dene l»y Miss AHce Morris/i'State Deputy,
-of Richmond, a supper' will 'be served; to:
the members present.
I N r CHURCHES TO-DAY. : •
This; morning Rt. v. JEk, V. Baldy .will be
gin a seric-s of Sunday, morning sermons
on -I; the Lord's : Prv/|>.'.-';Hid sermon this
i morning will be* introductory to the se
ries."'..":." '■ .. * ~ '-.'-.- _
Rev. AV.S. Canipbell. of Richmond; will
pVeach at the Manchester" Presbyterian,
church? to-day. This": In accord; with " ; the*
pin ri of the. comtn! l l ce; of -the Presbytery]
and the- official- board of the church ; ; to
supply ; the ., pulpit: for- /several") months:
until' a suitable minister- can be : secured
to svcct-ecV Rev.: Mr. Van Houtcn: ;\ ; .;
Rev. : H. IT. ilbore, pastor, of Cowar;lin- j
Aver.ue' Christian; church, -has returned;
from. a ten-days', tr.'p to Mathews.county,
niid; will : conduct" ;the -- services •■: at -. '■ his
church • to-day.; • . . . " -
-v' Rpv. ; ; "E.* L.; : X. , Tune i: will y ; preach :at; '
Oak '6 Grove . Baptist \ church. : ; morning" Jandj}
evpriincv; M[r;C;Tune;" returned; on Friday ;j
. ..>.:.. ~~>, ~T. .!., ..- fT/ „••... ,... \ ' -_. . -.,..». ...t ',-*,,. ,* . .*!....' *-'.. • - '. ' »■ ' . V _.'...",.... T.. .- '• -^•'•■, - :
M'e^',-;:;Road'.This':; ......
""-■•; Men's Overcoats. ;.
Two"; hundred/ and nfty;Henvyjmd; Meditim-
Weigutj. Light and Modest Colors^ in Covert
OJoth --anil 'Whipcord, $10 Overcoats
anxious to keep you warm, at ;^f Of^l
0n1y:... ............. ..,„..'..• .. .-,..• -.M/V* 0 -... : . : . : . ...
Four hundred ;and better ; quality Gyer
coats — the $12.50 grades,' in all-- tlfe' v popular
shades and cloths, ■ ge ttingVeady to ;.% EjJ 4^
walk at 0n1y. ...... . . ........ . ... . *Jp 8 *\3\M
Five hundred .Light -\and - Medium- Weight
Coverts— all shades aiKlsizes--silk and ;iiii ported
serge 1 in i ii g's, humbl ed from the $20 ■ . (^ O 83 3.
and $15 ranks, to 0n1y . . . .". ... ... : C^^3 « £ vJJ'
An' attractive lot of Frieze and Kersey Over
coats -that were 822.50 and .,§20, in^(fc g r%
all shades,' now 0n1y.. .. . ... . .... M?"-^.«^*!:Vr-
f from a pleasant trip to his home in
Washington. s ; ■ ; . ;' ■■•.; ;
Rev. R. A. Chandler will fill the pulpit
of the Central Methodist church . to-day
at the 1 usual hours. ' ; ;
Rev. W.. W- Sisk will preach at . the
crbpton- Street Baptist church to-day at
the regular hours.' . - - . " \ . ~
At West-End Methodist church the pas
tor. Rev. A. C. Berryman, 1 will occupy
the pulpit at the morning 'and evening
services.
Rev. Benjamin Dennis, rector of Meade-
Memorial church, will preach at the .reg r
ular services at that church to-day. The
vestry will make a report to the congre
gation as' to the condition of affairs at
the close of the year. The. report will
show .'the church- In thts best condition
for -many years. .'. . ■ \ 1 "...
Rev. W. J.Kincheloe, pastor of Stock
ton-Street Baptist church. , will preach
at. that "church at 11 A. ; M. and * 7:45 P.
M. ■. to-day.
. . - BRIEF MENTION.
; The work on the street-car ; tracks on
Perry -street is moving- nicely. The". Rich
mond-bound track Is; almost completed.
E. ; A. Saunders & Son," of Richmond,
has instituted two suits in the; Hustings
Court against Mrs. 'Susan C. -Moxley,"
who "resides in the First I Ward. The
suits are to recover; the sum of ; $1,600 al:-.
leged to .be due, and the second : suit ; is
an attachment under which the real .es
tate belonging to the defendant has been
attached. \ ; ; ■' ; ; - .
Mrs. T. E. Reynolds continues' quite
ill. She was thought to . be slightly ;bet
ter, yesterday, but her condition: is still
alarming. - She is suffering with the
grip.; , '". • -- .'■■* ■. ' ■ - - -
There is considerable complaint in; the
city . over the arrival ■of ;the: morning
papers from New- York and Philadelphia
in Marichestpr. Lately they ;.have;> m ot
been reaching the -city/until .very late in
the evening. — The -dealers, claim; .that
they should be in the city not later than
2 or. 3 o'clock.- ; ' ;t; t ■
THE SITUATION UNCHANGED.
Meeting 1 i of. tließri delayers' ;llition
! . Lnst Xisht Barren of Rcsii2*^r "
The Bricklayers' Union held a large and
well-attended meeting at Druid's Hall,
at Seventeenth and Main streets, last
night. : » Vice-Presiderit M. P. , Canty,: of
the international organization, - addressed
the meeting. In the afternoon the Board;
of . Arbitration of the local union met
the; contractors. ;' ; ; : : ■■}■ ■■;■ ;:
When seen; after ; both meetings;Corre
sponding-Secretary. N. C. Redford: stated
that : the;, situation remained; unchanged.
"The;- outlook Is very; favor able-; for r; the
'Bricklayers' Union,"; said; he'.:-"The.ne-;
groes '- have/ nothing to do . with : it.-.;. We
don' t recognize; them in any/way . at all.
They are not affiliated .with us. ;. The ap-.
j prentice ' boy s, after . considering ■ the ; mat
ter, from ' every point of view, decided to
stand by .the; union. "^'o; -V ; v " ";
: ; The bricklayers : stated /that several of
the contractors' visited a. gentleman," who
is having a' wall "erected at his" house, Con;
west Grace -strpet,- near; Belvidere. ''Fri
day, and offered : toido \ the ; work • without ■
'-'compensation;; if '?he" "would jallow;.them;tq;
, employ' such workmen as they chpseJvTh'e
offer .was', rejected. ;:, v;; ; ■■ ; ■ ; ;.. . . : ■
..One of 'theilargest (building, cpntfactbrs
of > this; city, said ; yesterday, that : he], was 1
working ■a : large Vnumber .of :negro>brlck4 : .
layers,*, because-iof A inability V tbj.'; obtn'n-;
.wnHe.'masqn&"^This' i contractor^hadja.'ib!s :
■ jqbVcoritracted^forliiseyerari^eks^ago.? 1
arid ~when^the jibegah;;
He '! agreed ;to emplbyf the v nion ■] men-; to ;
;complete cithe job, - ar/d JallowVitheni;; to
work .such hours •;• asj- pleased sthem*|be5 them *|bes t: }
i They accepted ' thisTp'ropositlon; jbutjwhehj i
they came- to /^or^ori^theJ'fqHdwlns^day/j
a : ;committce^;frbm fthei: unlonait ; ;.!s;al- I
leged^was7bn ; hand ; also;V and? the
man 7 -: stated fthe 1 ;
'ground I werij the A of' the (original j'
cohtractbrV'itheVinen'icouid^notlwprkJ'iThej
bricks ;~- had - been : purchased- by the|jcpM
tractor for the work. Therefore the
men refused to carry; on the job. ;;
'.■; This same contractor has the contract
for a large among of work now being
done at Westover. It was his original
;ntention. to employ only white, labor.
He said yesterday, that .he \ would put
a large, force of ' negro . bricklayers y; to
Work on^the job to-morrow, and that no
white men would be employed thereon.
New-Tear'i Ere Entertainment. .-
A "delightful.': entertainment": was s given
by Miss Beulah McDonough.NewrYear's
Eve. Those - present were Mr. Charles
Augustus Ford, Mr. Leon- King, : Mr.
Gordon ; Bradley, Ctfr. Royal Burnett
Bradley, Mr. • Guy • Mosby, Mr. ; William
Reynolds,: Miss Kate . Reynolds, ; Miss
Blanche Leonard, ;Mr. Leroy ! Leonard;
Mr. Harry Leonard, Mr. ' Thomas ' Ber
nard Moseley,;. and Mr. Russell. ■: Music .
and parlor-games were Indulged- in until
a late hour. The; old year was, sung; out
and the new year -in. AH spent apleas
ant evening. . ;r; r ■ • '-
•'■•■•■ Entertained by Miss Drevrry. ■:
New- Year's evening,' : Vfrom '8 30. to 12
o'clock, ■■', Miss I Mary : ' Drewry. entertained j
most delightfully a large party of friends
at her home. 1 Among those present were
Misses Eugenic . Taylor, | Helen ! Stevens,
Lillian Binford; Hattie'i-. Shields, ■^ Alice
Doyle, Avis Grant, Anna'Purcell, Nellie
Gordon; ..Miss Gordon,. Chapel Hill, .N.
V. ; , Louise Herbert, Mary | Drake, B Mary
Moulton;;Octavia Reed.'.Smithfleld; "Va.;
>Essio : Archer, Luia Archer, -Madge Mont-;
gomery, .Miss Adamson,; Sarah Baugh
mann,- Marie ; Cram.- and Martho \. Lundy;:
Messrs. Paul ; Stevens, Bradley Johnston,
;.William "Archer, : Ott: Drake; James
Drake, Allen Newton, : - Willie Turner,';
Albert Waddey,\ Sam. Register,
Chewning. , Cabell .Fitzgerald; Allen,-
Charlie Bowe, Willie . Baughmann.T John
West, .. Charlie Larus, 'C Frank : O'Ferrall,
William Gordon, Chapel Hill, N. X., ; and
fothers. :'.: - - ,~ .
■ Briefs and Personals. ■■'•_; :■•■.
Dr. Francis W. Upsmir.. has j return ed^
to the city. '- ' ' ' -
Mr. A. Burnett, who has been quite
sick for the past two weeks, is no better.
Mrs. E.:C.; Smith,, of ' Norfolk, who has*
been visiting Mrs. Mary; L. Burruss, has
St. John's Circle i oor'f r ' King's Daughters
will:: meet .Monday afternoon at 4' o'clock
•at the home of Mirs. Howard,- 2820 east
: Franklin : street. '•':, • • ';'s
The ; :regula. r meeting ■of > Richmond
Chapter,- Daughters ■ of \ the % Confederacy;
.wiU.be held' Wednesday, Bth: instant; jat
Lee Camp Hall at 4 o'clock. .^Arrange
ments i f Or.: annual 1 tea" to : be: made. .All
I persons; interested in Confederate-work
.will "be welcome: at all meetings. ;: « ; \"
j G. Edgar .Meyer, who ;• has been
I spending ?the holidays;; iricthiss, city,' with
j his ; parents.?: returned '■ to ; Cluster > Springs
Academy, -Black Walnut, -Halifax r - coun.-:
ty,; last Friday. .-afternoonl "„.:.--;•> : -;''.>
. . Mr. J. H. C Blankenship • has issuedVin
vitations to •■ the marriage of "his ?daugh-;
ter, Maude Lee; to : Thomas O. \ Finke. i The
marriage will •'. take place at the : bride's
home, .No.- Sl3 Jessamine street, ;Tuesday, v
.January 7th, at 6:30 o'clock. . -'
"Miss -Maude Laye, . of- Church.' Hill, l has;
: returned 1 home, ; after a. delightful 'trip j:to
: Hanover;* ;;- -.;:^ ;■..;; .V;;;;;"-'^"-;: - - "
];;vM"rs;v;-: v 'Em"ma'';;":F^e'emaLn t-'';-.>o£v-::-'.Carolirie;t -'';-.>o£v- : : -'.Carolirie;
county, lis I visiting her J sisters, " the \ Misses
Dabney,- 1715 west Leigh street; ■.;,-;:,',
Mr. . C. ;,W. Morriss; -ticket; agent at the
.Main^treetiUnionsStatibn.thas^glvenpup;
;hisipfsition:'temporarilyf^ands.will*go;to;
the country.-i His T health -is/; not^good.' >;- vij
; Mr; and Mrs. John •G. ' WiHiam3,; of
Orange^ .Va:, .will^beiithei-guests^ofiMr.i
and l!;Mrs.-i'J.\ : r R. :>.rV;"^-I>aniel;;.! during ,3 this
sweekSat!jNo.'.;ir;north. ■ Sixth? streetiThey/
rcomeVltb" attend ;i the fi marriage S of 5 their;
f son;^ Mr. iiLewis C. - ' Wi'lHams, f; to '> jMiss t
! Maria-;. Ward.* i Willlams, : f;Wfclch.'i is 5 flxedf f or.
;thoi9th instant
j-jMles [Josephine jLi f Tinsley, ; of iwest Clayj
' street;li this g city, 'i returned .•; hbmel yesterrj
■Al?.)£-» "«r, .. 3pendingja¥delightful:-v3 pendingja¥delightful:-vl sit;5 it;
.! Sf Yoyr- Girls Were Off teßoysV;!
.:.:•.' '■■ ;: --, ■-■'.., *-->r» ■•••« - : -":-ir '■■-■■■■•' -'r»' •■•■■•"•■■■-•■• -' ■ ■ ' ■ '. ■ '■-.-■•
■ : Suits for Boys. •,
A small lot only of Yestee and Double-Breast
ed;Suits—one--.and two of a, -kind— that have
been selling at .; $3. 50 and $2 ;50, :,-^ g '- ■
only.: . v . . ■'. . ■. ......: .... ...... ... .\s§|3 Vf
Three hundred Double-Breasted, Coatee,
Norfolk, Sailor, and Eussi an Blouse Suits, all
"colors, . of : serges; ■ cassimeres; and cheviots—
suits that $4y §5,-. and- $6 have & / T]& tZ& X
been buying— -s'old^ now at.. ; . . . . . C^^&r is3 v3
. v .\- . -; * • -: '
- - i- j . ■ -
-■•■■■ Same-styles, including Junior and sdvrT> Ktf\
, Vestee Suits of fihef.f grades, «at ... . ' vCP«3 • v3 \3
Boys' Elegant _S aits— suits from the very
.best v grades— any (style— values - :^/|_ *% i^
up to $8, only .-.' .-.. . . ....... . ... . v . : / v 3
with ' - her : friends at = Wythevllle, Va., for
the past; month. ■'- ■■■■ '-'
Mr. Henry SC John Coalter returned to
; tho city, 'yesterday from a visit, to his
brother, Mr. iM/D.Coalter, of Weyanoke,
Ya. -.'■■;:.' ■--._. \ ; ;-,';■ ; - ;-' ::\ ;-'■
-; Master B. A'. '.'-'- Saunders, of 913 ; Park
avenue, 'has been the guest '■ of -his iincle,
> ->Ir. H. ;S. ~ Saunders, .in Charles City
county. .
Mrs. J. - Gordon Christian, of this city,
who has been -spending t some -time with'
her mother, : Mrs. J. A. Major, of Charles
City county, returned home on yesterday/
: Mr. and Mrs. William McC. Ramsay,
of iWestover on the James,; .will leave
shortly. ; for - California, - where they have
large landed Interests, ' They will proba
bly, remain there a month or more. :
Dr. arid Mrs. Charles :,; W. i Dough tie,
whoshave -■ been spending a few - days in
•the city with\ their. parents, ; Mr. and Mrs.:
Willis,- rhave. returned to their.home. . .
FOLL.OAVING THE HOUNDS.
! The Deep Rnn k Meet Yesterday At-
J •'•;■; •:■■.'- Fine Field.
| The;; Deep-Run;: Hunt Club met. at the
IrNew ; ; Reservoir '-yesterday "-:aCternoon.^
1-Thehce the hounds ;took a line? toV3Vil
k liams's : farm, giving the field: some stiff
thence to ;i Patterson's, Green's,:
■■I and Bethlehem ■ church: i.The hounds ;fln
£ished at the ? club -well packed, • with , the
•" field close up. " -•''.'.•."".-: V.'.
: ; Those following .t he hounds were Miss
■ Claudlne JPalmer, on "Jim"; Mrs. Cox,'
on-.VGoruenV; Mr. H. C. Seattle, on ]
Mr. Spencer Carter, on 'Mar- j
- itha-xßolling'.'; Mxvi F. %W. , Christian. : on
1 "Ajax" ; Dr. Gwynhe Harrison^ on "Ev in
igeline"; Mr. Randolph Holt'aday, on "His
-Highness": Mr. Cole Scott, on "Fritz,"-"
i and -Mr. E. D. Christian, Jr., on- VShot
! well." " ' '- -;, "V 1 : ..f-. -". ■--■".'.•■ .-*•'; '
j Among those who watched the hunt !
were >Mrs.. "W. Wallace, driving^ a
! smart trap.'- -With her was • Miss : Blank': |
f ingship. . . ::• Others f were ' Mr. and C Mrs."
; Thomas'N. 'Carter,' Mr. E..T.D. Myers;;
■ "Jr., with Miss .Hamilton, -of Baltimore
Colonel • and >"-?Mrs.^ Alexander -? Cameron, |
• ■'.'. Miss . Ann Tennant i and • Mr. : Joseph /An
derson. ■ " "'/..'- - .. '.
• Among those at the club " i were Mi js
liMaryiCustis Lee, Mr. and Mrs:' Cotes •
'worth LPinckney: Miss 'Craig, 5 of .-Louis
• ville; -Mrs. Joseph ~ "W.; Allison; >Mis -j
• Goode, of England : Miss Helen . Chris" i
■^tian; Miss Elliott,rof-Savannah;JMr."Ha; j
wood; V.Mr. ; Samuel - Register. -:Mr.:;; Archer .
VandiMr., Jeffrey Montague.' ■ .'
i~ .The other hunting appointments^ of -the:
•Deep-Run Hunt Club for >the month are.
? as .;.' follows :'-.■'.■; .■*■.:/■■-' 'i,' ' ■'":..: .•';-"'■ ,
feiWednesday .-January, 7th; Chant : lly/3:30 \
•JP.^M.;' Saturday," January. llth;. Rio;yista,
■P:'M.';LWednrs?say, v January.l4th Ken-;
mels, 1 3^30 P. jM.;^Saturday, January ;lßth.'
tvWestbrook; Gate.- 1 3:30 P. M:; Wednesday.
January ™ 21st. : Fair-Grounds. 7 ; ..3:3): P- M :;
, Saturday. "January ;23th,:; 23th, : Rio Vfsta, r 3:0 '
P.' M.: Wednesday, January -28:h;"- Ken- j
! nels, 3:20 P. M. ; '■ ~ i
I ..-..-, -_ U_ _______ .'...■-,.. i
HELD A;GRE3 AT SESSIONS
.IrbiihionliierM^Annuall-Meetinß'^aiiti
v ■•_■.■;
■£%TTie •"•: Iron-moul ders ;; had ' a Y: great - session j
last i night ; ' at ; Smithdeal * Hall; the .; occa- !
"sioh?b"eing c i the? installationfoff.the; officers.'
!of JtheTyeaV/selectediatsthe^last^meeting/^
The : exercises -preceding , the: banquet j,were. §
Interesting^ but !alllagTeed|thatHhere was:;
i riot f eature'f of |the j meeting^ so * full ) of ' in-; j
1 terest 9, as % the S banquet "r, table 9in S the big j
hall. - ■ • . I
?>vlt v was i •■ a? magnificent"; spread," \ and- that j
"full? justice\was ;done?,to ; the vvlandsrbe-';
if ore's those ;£whb '■? sat X down ■ a t ; ; - the ■ board : 1
goes saying. c3.Captalnc 3.Captalnf Al : : S."lGltt-1|
man j was > the Jtoastfniaster,^ and % he~H pre?;|
sldediihf a vwayi to Scommandithef applause
<>f.-v-aHv": present. . tTherel^were^several!
speeches s from | thetguests|present,^all? in;
the^happiest iyein, :1 f ofTeveryb'odyj Is -Ilnf a?
good \ humor/, when the - goes i to I &'j moulders^
banquet;! every things is i ssto t prosperous?|g|4
pTheT!followin£riis;a";list?©f2fhe}guests^bfj
,lh'e Cunioh) at? the ' banquetrMraybrjTayior/f
;City-Treasurer->Phlllips; f.Walterj Christian?
Clerkl6f^the,?Hustings rlCourt;f James 58.1
Dohertyf l State! Commissioner iof s/LAbor ; i
[Cplonel ! j"JohrPiS.^rHarwo6d;'&WilHamaJEl-j:'ii
jnofe^ Seal. Ji and|,Thomas lEATaylor^for^
manibflthe'pattem-shopTofitheJSouthern-Tj
railway. AU the visitors made speeches ;
Boys' Overcoats and *. Reefers,
: A small lot of Children's Reefers :^ g K^Tfc
that were $3 and Jß2.so, 0n1y......
".. Lot of Children's Eeefers, Top Coats, and
Russian. Overcoats that have "been $4 and
$3.so— anxious to keep boys warm, K^\
at .'..-....'.........: .... ........... v|s £s mO Vr
Lot of $6 and $5 Eeefers, Top Coats, and
Long Eaglans— all colors, *£> IP EZ4\
just : :.:...:./..... :^^s.3il
■-L'"'. ''**' ■"•''' - "'-'.#'•" -••■■".'■ ' ". '. ..." ':..'-■'■ ...--■
An ideallot; of Fine Blue Chinchilla Eeefers,
Long Back-and-Front Volte Overcoats, Medium-
Weight Top - Coats, fashioned after A*j S[
papa's— s7, $S and $9 garmen ts, just v^T" # av3
ENEETANTS— Hundreds of pairs y| <n _
worth 7sc, 85c. and $1, 0n1y. . . ...... nrOC"
at the banquet, and all spoke in the hap
piestyein. ■ ■ ; . ;: ■ ; '
The . evening was a most ■ enjoyable
one, from the time 'Mr. ' Michael P. Mur
phy, chairman of the Executive Board
of the Iron-Workers Lof North 'America,
began the installation of the officers; of
the union, ,to . the . time . the last speaker
had made a talk to the members and
guests at tho -banquet board. *•. ,
. Dr. . Kline ■ To-Morrow Xlsfht. ;
: The, opening" lecture of the Natur '
Study, Course of -; the Richmond ;Educa
tional Association will be delivered c-i
Dr. Linns I S.- Kline, of the State Female j
Normal School,. located at Farmvllle, Vii.,
at the ;old 'All-Saints' church building, on
tCHmorrow.; night; at . 8 o'clock. - .. :
; IThecourse'willconslst-of five "lectures,
the first to 'take a cursory view of the
subject as a whole, and the later-leeturej
to deal with, plant life, animal life, birds,
and fishes, and lastly man. v
-Red Men o£ Tncltalioe .Tribe.
Tu^kahbe Tribe, No; 108, Red Men, met
at the regular, time and place and kindled
Its^counci^flre in-due, formi ; In addition
to routine.- business the officers for the
ensuing term were installed by Past
Grand Sachem Charles I.:Phil!ip?.\ ■
L »: Speeches f were ' made by : Brother : Phil
lips, j of Monacan Tribe, No. 95, Richmond,
and ■■ Brother Simmons. - o f • Manhattan
Tribe, . No. 105, -San Jose, CaL, and mem
bers of- the tribe. ■
• Eugene -E. Davis, W. T. Garthright,
and T. P.- Dei trick were elected trustees
of the', tribe for; the 'current year. ■
"■Hereafter.; thJs '".tribe > will- meet in ;Davi
son Hall, Seventh and Broai . streets,
every; second "and; fourth Saturday night.
: ""■ .Entertained Her. Friends. .; .
On last Monday evening Miss Nellie
Haley, of 522. north 'Eighteenth -stte^t,
gave a ; ; delightful : party ; to ; ; her ; friends.
After many games and amusements .had
been : played, refreshments .tvere^servedJ
; The ; party left at< a late :;hou^;afer
an evening of ' unbounded : pleasure.
Amonjr .the ladies >present; were Misses
Rose, Ryan,' Mavy.Costella, Ar.n!e"?.'ur:i
van. Norah Fitzpatrick, Madeline Burns,
Josephine^ Nellie,' ; and Abbie Haley. .
7. =The gentlemen, were -.-. Messrs. James
Tucker, C..T?lley, : Philip Ryan, and L.
Haley, and ' others. ;;' '
:;■'.■■■■; - "Qniet Home . Wedilingr.
•"'.'.■ Miss"- S/; Edna; Bibb^- of; this city,; and
Mr. F. K. Goff, of Elizabeth. l^. J.v werr
'■n arried > December; 30th at ; the "- residence ;
of the; bride's mother.- The ceremony was
r»erformed ; ,by -Rev; : .Carey E. Morgan,
1 and "was .witnessed only j,. by •; intimate
i friends of • the family. ".The bride was . at
; tired ; in ': a handsome •: tailor-made costume;
of T.browni; cloth. 2 with -.hat- and ; gloves' to
: match,; and carried ..bride's Groses.;- They^
left :" immediately . /for Elizabeth, N.~ "J.,
where : they will reside. " ■'.- ■
air>«; I^;B- Tnmljiiir* HeolUi.
\The -friends" of Mrs. ;L.;b.' Turnbull,
wife \of the Rev. L. B. Tumbull, D. D..
jat '\ one " time; pastor, of; the Hoge-Memorlai;
Presbyterian. Vichurch,;: -will be -much'
pleased '-1 to"; learnt of ; } her greatly- improved
health. Mrs. '.Turnbull v is 'visiting £" in:
Richmond.-;;';;; Dr. ){>Turnbull ' was'ini^bad;
health -a; year, or more ago, but Is •; now!
entirely. - recovered.'. V;;. :
■.:'-■■.:'■- ,Mr. ; 3foore'i»^ Check for ■■:/''.
:;■■■ Chief . Pu Her i yesterday ; ■ received :£: £ from ;
Mr. ,Warner ; GMoore ;a I check ■' for.; 5150. 1 ' for.
the '; firemen's l relief /"' fund;'' in; appreciation i
j'of;the;gallantjWorksofilthefFlrei;Depart-
,ment durlngsthe.recent unique and itrylns
;firo athls;place.> ;; -;; ;; -'":•'"
..- :F*lrehiaii'i»;Gl'lln.in'»i.;MJj»liap. '\ : ;,
ir\ Mr/^Robert station-man
atStheF:Laurel-Street. v ; flre^engrtne3house."
had; his ? arm 'broken? yesterday,^, morning 1
by-i falling i from f: a^horse. ; " He was ' exer- '
;clsing;one : of . ' ;
.. :...- '-. Sundny-Scl»o6l Aiisociatlon. > - -':.■':
;&• The S Sunday'r School V-'A'ssbciation i r bf up
per JHenrlcoi countyi-will *be I held 1 this ; af
■terhoon i'ats 3 o'clock Tat Glen ■'-■'Allen';
Baptist church. ;...*■ ' .
Set.
X NEWijrTORK;^ Januarys •i^Dlatrict^At- 1
tbrneyiJeromelannounccdUo-day^that the
case gsof^AlbertXT.'S Patrick; S accusea Sot
thes murder.^of i-WllliamlM. 2ißice.; would
;be!j called f t or .h trial | bef or«'! Recorder r God
Qaestioa of money-3a7ing.
INMCEIYER ? SfIINDS,
THE CRUDE RUBBER. COMPANY'S
STATUS REQUIRED SUCH ACTION.
WAS CHARTERED: IHYIRGiKIi
Receivership Asked I>r Creditors and
Stoclc-Holders " to PTrereat Pre
ference by Attachment of Prapert/
and Assets— Statement br the Re
ceiver and. Secretary bi to Com.
pony's Finances, It* Statn* and
'.stocic. r ■' ; ' ."- : ; .. ' - ; .- -
NEW YORK, January 4.— OfScial 'an
nouncement was made this afternoon at
the otticeof the Crude Rubber Company
;that a receiver had been tor
the company. This '.statement .was giver
.out:;;-;. out: ; ;-; ;. -. ; ' ;
'The Crude Rubber Company 13 in tne
hands of a receiver in order to avoid the
obtaining of preferences by attachment
or otherwise and* In order that all inter- v
ests may be equally^-protected. The- In
ternational -Crude Rubber? Company suc
ceeds to the* business of the Crude Kub
ber Coriipariy, and; has taken over tne
rubber/of the Crude Rubber Company for
the purpose of avoiding any conflict m
This secures to the banks wni>
have ; advanced :on rubber of the oM
Cruda Company, the highest price for
'the ; rubber on which they have loaned
and preserves the.- largest : equity for the
creditors of 'the Crude Rubber Company."
,;The application for a receiver w a »
made, to Judge ;Lacombe, of the United
'States Circuit Court, .by Attorney Wil
liam Nelson Cromwell "and the Judge ap
pointed William ;"W. Ladd, Jr.
Mr. Cromwell said to-night:
-."Upon, application -of Chartea R. Flint
& Co. 1 , Judge Robert : R. Prentis. ot tfift
Circuit; Court' of .Norfolk, Va.; to-day ap
!pointed .William W. Ladd/ Jr. , aa ' re
ceiver ; of ,the Crude- Rubber Company
In r.that jurisdiction .'and thereupon tn
with Mr. Hill, of my firm, for
■Charles R. Flint & Co., and Willtama
F.\GoldbeckVlforJthe Crude Rubber Cora-.
: pany,; ancillary [proceedings were ; filed oe
fore Judge LacbmbeV of the United States
■Circuit ;Co"urt;; of ; this district.
Thebond of the receiver In Virginia
and New York was fixed at 530,CC0 m each
r jurisdiction.^
Mr. Lacy, secretary and .treasurer, says
\hat the : Crude Rubber Company, now
has a stock of .rubber and '^blll3 receiv
able ;in ;Tof J3.GC0,000, ; _nearly all
of .which is pledged tojbankera.
Mr. S Cromwell; said also that ; the ;Com
pany's direct liabilities are, about ?3,000 CM.
: added v : to : ;which; are endorsements ana
• guarantees footing ; up : - another.; J3.000.C00.
Of -this Jatteriamourit about JSOO.OOO Is of
■the "paper^of 'the ; Georgo Watkinson «
-■ Co.; ;; of j^hose ", failure* was
"announced afew, days asb., ; ; .
-■When- organized and : Incorporated VllV 11
:iS97 -"-:nnderj;-.t he :■• laws "iot iiyirsinla, tae
Crude ? Rubber - Company* had san author
; rized 4 of ; P.000.0C0. i ot whlca
' was ;:?in ; 'preferred ; ; shares ; an^
ttCO.MO In : common .; shares. Later the
common ; stock .. was bought in by. .;tn*
«: coxhpany^soVthat^at ;thls Atlmo ;therj »
I"only tthe"= leoO.COOlof ; preferred 'i stock^out
:standlnff.^Mr:|Crbmwell ;ii jautnority; wr
.the istatementAthat :;Co.. : • nelrt
fI.OCK^I 200 Tand ?20 'shares ! of '-. the ', 5.00O; so area
now/outstandlng. Their par value is 5^-
: HeaTy^Snow in Arkamw. . ..'.:
PINE -BIAJFF^^KLWJanu^^-J^^
heaviest "i saovra of i the 3 season >Is - falltn*
- her ft ' to-day.^S Snowjs ts :s general S throus^
;out!the^outhe»»*rtrof.tJxo suw.;- r

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