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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-14
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.


NEW YORK. Feb. 13-Flour active on
low grades for export and firm; ether grades
quiet and barely steady; buyers and sellers
about 100. apart. winter wheat, low grades
S210U255; do. patent, S3S5a4.25; Mime
sofa clear, S2.JOa3.JO; do. patent, S4.2Jn
800. Southern 1our in fair demand and
steady, common to fair, S21043.l0; good
to choice do, $31JUi2j.
Wheat dun and lower with options clos
ing firm: No. red, store and elevator, SoA
aisle: ancat SlWs1isc. options duh and
9,c. below Saturday sc. 2 red, February
79lSc.: March. 1850; May, size
Corn quiet and easier closing steadler;
No . 52lsc. elevator; 53hc. alloat; steamer
mixed J1ilM5lMc Options were 1ggAf'
lower on local realizing through fair con-
tract deliveries and trading dull February
52Ac.: March, 52llc; May, sc.
Oats quiet and white drmer Options dull
and unchanged 10 iSc. lower; February
3Sc.; March, 3slac.: May, 3S'ic.; No.
white, February. Ala 1l4c.; March, 4l4u
i1$sc. Spot prices: No ., 3s13Sl3c; No.
> white, 4l9,c.; mixed Western, 3Su39l4c.;
white do. 39lsN4Gc
Wool firm ana in good demand; domestic
fleece, 27r,32c.; pulled, 2Ga3ic.
Beef quiet and strong; family. $1,000
1880. extra mess. S0GpHJ5O; beef hams dun
diu uIlu AT H-l.NIf tlfAA'h bf'i 'i'4'i anu
steady; city extra. India mess. S1S.0oHiS5o:
cut meats i'm moderate demand and firm
picked bellies, Sl175: picked shoulders
$1,000; picked hams S15.0Nil421; middles
quiet and firm; short clear, S1l25.
Lard quiet and steady; Western steam,
Sl31O, nominal; citv. $12.25. Options;
March S131O; May, $131O. Refined quiet
and steady; Continent. Si3.4o; $. A. $3.50;
compound. S1O.G2igu1O.7j.
Pork quiet ana steady; cid mess, Sl9.7J1
2O.OO: new mess. S2l 90; extra prime nominal
Cotton seed oil quiet and firm; crude, 574
59c.; yellow. 63@G5c.
Petroleum quiet and steady; crude, in
barrels. $3.50: do. i'm bulk, $3.50; Washing
ton. in barrels S4S5; do in bulk. 500
Refned-Ncw York. $500: Philadelphia and
Baltimore. S525; do. In bulk s2.7Jn290.
ROsin firm and I'm fair demand; strained,
common to good, S1-42i401.45.
Turpcntine quiet ard steady at 35h@35%c.
Rice active and firm; domestic. fair TO
extra, 33sU6c,; Japan, 4&i0jc.
M0lasscs- Foreign nominal; New Orleans,
open kettle. good to choice. scarce and in
good demand and firm at 2SGl37c
Peanuts steady and quiet; fancy hand
picked, 4i4@N2c. farmers. 2isQ3iac.
Coffee options opened barely steady and
unchanged to IL points down and closed
inactive and unchanged 10 u points down ;
February. S17.35: May. $16.9G017OO Sep
tcmber, SlGG0dl6 1910 Spot Rio dull aud
firln; No. Z. 1SAc.
Sugar-Raw firm and quiet; fair refining
3 1-l6c. Refined quiet and easier No. C.
1 3-1GU4%c.: No. Z, 4lzIf 5-1Gc.; standard
A, 49sNf 13-lGc.; graduated, 5tsd5 Lice.
Grain freights 10 Liverpool dull and weak;
cotton, SD. grain, l3ld. asked
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-14
FINANCIAL.
N~-o-r~N-~-NJ~-~-~--~r ~-~~-~-~.~-~-~~~-~.~O~
ITO THE BONDHOLDERS
OF THE
SAVANNAH, AMERICUS AND MONT
GOMERY RAILWAY.

GOMERY RAILWAY.
The undersigned committee. constituted for
the purpose Of readjusting the Affairs Of
the SAVANNAH. AMERICUS AND MONT
GOMERY RAILWAY. Of Georgia. said Rail-
way now being In default on It's January in
terest. and prompt and immediate action be-
Ing necessary for tue protection of the bond
holders, do hereby call for the deposit OF
the bonds Of said railway.
THE MERCANTILE TRUST AND DE-
POST COMPANY OF BALTIMORE has
been appointed the depository OF the securi-
ties, and is prepared TO issue engraved ne
gotiable certificates for bonds deposited.
The payment OF TWO DOLLARS per bond
will be required at the time Of the deposit
OF bonds for the purpose Of meeting the in
cdental expenses OF the committee.
Copies Of the agreement may be had at
the Office Of the Trust Company.
JOHN GILL,
WILLIAM a FISHER,
FRANK S. HAMBLETON,
II. Il. SPERRY,
Baltimore;
JOHN SHELTON WILLIAMS.
Richmond, Va,
Committee OF Bondholders
c. r. SPENCE Secretary.
fe14-tu, IT, satf
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1880 bales; exports to Great Britain. 2.1e9
bales; France. 500 bales: Continent. 1880
bales, stock, 9a0,940 bales.
GALVESTON. Feb. l3.-Cottcr STEADY;
middling. rs; net receipts, 4,5s5 bales safes
l.lt3 bales: stock. 81. GA bales.
NORFOLK, Feb. Election nominal MD
dilng. IS; net receipts, n1o bales saies'
l.O5i bales: stock, s2,52l bales; Coast"ise'
407 bales.
BALTIMORE, Feb. i3.--Cotton nominal;
middllng. 03A: stock. 2o442 bales.
BOSTON. Feb 13.-CottoD quiet; middling'
20; net receipts. 40 bales; gross receipts
LIS bales; Great Britain. 6'6 bales
WILMINGTON. Feb. 13.-Cotton STEADY;
middling. o: net receipts. 1Gf bales stock'
go bales.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 13.-Cotton quiet;
middling. 9ss net receipts, $40 bales; stock,
14.G90 bales.
SAVANNAH. Feb. 13.-Cottcn easy; mid
ding. 81: net receipts 1,2s3 bales; sales
go bales: stock. S7 200 bales; Cosstwise,
SOC bales.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 13.-Cotton dull;
middling. 9as: net receipts, APO bales; gross
receipts. 4924 bales: sales, lao bales;
stock. 3Z6 705 bales.
MOBILE. Feb 13.--Cotton easy; middlng.
s 1916; net receipts, 600 bales; sales, 800
bales. stock ~, go bales; Coastwise, 59i
bales
MEMPHIS, Feb. 13.-Cotten steady; mid
ding. O 1.1G: net receipts. 2.0s9 bales; gross
receipts. 32l6 bales; sales, 1900 bales;
stock, 102 457 bales.
AUGUSTA. Feb. 1S--Cotton Guiet mid
ding, So; net receipts, 245 bales; sales,
215 bales: stock 3s.7j2 bales
CHARLESTON Feb 13.-COtton quiet;
middling o. net receipts, 3S7 bales: stock,
AZ. 5G7 bales: Coastwise. AS bales.
CINCINNATI. Feb 13.-Cotton easy; mid
ding. Ok; net receipts. 241 bales; sales,
100 bales: stock. 6743 bales.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 13.-Cotton quiet; mid
ding. Oi5
ST LOUIS. Feb 13.-Cotton quiet mid
ding. . JIG, net receipts, $40 bales: gross
reocipts. 2S27 bales: stock, l00,5l0 bales.
HOUSTON. Feb. 13.-Cottcn steady; mid
ding. 81: net receipts. 2,59s bales; sales.
323 bales: stock. 20.315 bales.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-14
LIVE STOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. ND. Feb. 1s.-swine-Fair
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-14

w ANTED-BRIGHT YOUNG LADIES
w 20 canvass in the city. Salary paid
Address BUSINESS, care The Times. ja12tf
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EITHER

wv ANTED-SEVERAL ACTIVE SOLICI-
w TORS. For WORKING MEN good
contracts are offered. J. i. MOORE 4 CO..
1903 east Main street. fell-sa,tu,thlW
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-14

WANTED OCCUPANTS FOR DELIGHT
w FUL CONNECTING ROOMS, with
! G. CABELL, IOS north Fifth street.
fe0.2w
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-02-14

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, FEE. Il. 1893.
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pTCuMOND sTOCK MARKET.

iIeported by Messrs John /; Williams a
streets.J
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
THE GREAT BRIDGE
over the Brazos liivcr, Near Wealth
erford, opened for Traffic.

Special to the Gazette
Weatherforl Tex. Nov. 1.-The
great county iron bridge across The
Brazos river twelve miles southwest OF
Wcalhcrfori, WAS completed today at
1870 o'clock, This will add large
territory to Wcathorford's business from
Palo Pinto and Erath counties 1t will
i'll long felt want.
Contractor William Finn WINS the first
to cross the bridge on horseback. fol
lowed by select party of Weathcrford's
young poplc in carriages, The first We
hicle contained Mr. Minor Davidson,
Misses l.ota GoWM, Jndaie Kindall,
Maud Morris. Allie kindnll Pearl
Muckcy and Master Ralph l(in1all
In the second carriage We're NlcssrS.
Warren Kiudcll and Henry Slsk, Misses
Mary Simpson. Garry Norman, Lena
Simpson. Sallie Kendall aud Topsie
Mckinney.
In the third carriage were Mr.. ana
Mrs Archie Parks. Misses Minnie
Owens and Mary Parks aud Mr. Robert
Smart
In the fourth carriage were Mr. Hess
Awctt Moses Jennie Lewis Fannie
Richards. Grace Morrow, Bon Hin,
Gruin Arnptt and Jessie Smart
G. A. Lomnx and Ben Rndllls
brought M the rear In "a jumpers
greatly benefited aud nre proud ~ this
great public enterprise.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
ARMoR WEIGHS A MILLION
Battle ship Indiana Fitted out with
Ponderous steel Barbette.


by Associated Press.
Philadelphia, Nov 12.-Afier two months
Of the most critical work the heaviest
nickel steel armor ever fitted In the world
has been successfully rounded into the
after barbette OF the battle ship, Indiana,
which Is now nearing completion nv
Cramps shipyard The thickness OF tue
barbette will be exceeded IN This country
only BY the thickness Of the side arInor o.
the ship. The Indiana is now practic,hiy
ready for sea; technically however. she IS
only 20 per cent finished.
The contractors trial Will take pace
about February !, and the vessel VIII DC
delivered 10 the government about june ).
The bnrbette, on which the hnlshlnH
touches were put today, has been IN course
OF construction for two years. II was ue
signed to carry out the original scheme ,! o.
the battleships, and in conformity WIFE
the law requiring those vessels TO carry
the heaviest guns and armor ahoat 20
ponderous was the structure that the beth-
iehem iron company had TO cast II IN tn lp
teen plates, which were forged under WV
tdn hammer. The barhette Is thirty ieet
IN diameter thirteen feet high ana seven,
teen inches thick. Its total weight Is 900
tons. something less than i.O0oOOo pounds;
nnd 10 lift II an army Of 1000 men would
have TO exert their utmost strength
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
LIVING WRECKS OF men.
miraculous Recovery of woriSmen
From Terrible Burns by
Explosion,

i'y Associated Press
Wilmington Del. Nov. - Marvellous re-
coyery from terrible injuries Is recorded
Of John Rela. pomcnlco hi Natalie and
John Luclama. who werr hurt by the pre-
mature explosion NJ a blast In stone
quarry two wceks ago The men were
brought 10 the Delaware hospital. ihl' city.
whore a cprps of surgeons took them la
charge. Aficr the mcn had been cared for
an examination NJ ihclr injuries was made
The result YVES ihai i,edn md both ewes
removed aud nm arm ampu'u,cd: IN Nu'alc
hal both eyes removed and both arms
inkcn on, aud Luciimn lad both arms
lakcu on ni Naipir's skull was fractured,
Redus nose hr0yel and Tnclnma was
gashel IN The lnw They were an terribly
burned.
Ucda and hi Natalie were expected 20
de, bui they have recovered with surprlS-
Ing rnpility. AMI win surely 90, we'll The
three men made 'h3f wits the other lay,
each man signing by holding the penholdrr
In Ills mouth.
Wi,h nerves un.Jrng aud bends thai acho
Wise women Bromo'Snl'zer take
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

By Associated Press
Topeka. Kas., Nov. 1l.-Mrs- Leases
attack on the administrator d sena,
Tor Martin and the fusion Foley created e,i.a,
greater furor than any P oillu,'' in,er
ia,Taiiips savs he viii withhold judg-
ment on Mrs. Iease. whom As
appointed member Of the Sale nosf ,H
az charities at a salary Of Stu. , nn,i.
he hears further from her. au ians
he has heard she WAS NOT getnes aion5
pleasantly whit the other nenpeis N
ihe board. 4iessrs. Horsaaoioes Aup
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

Don't read this unless you are a iinan.
cier. II YOU are, then call at No. Jog
Houston street and price my goods. I
have a few celebrated Jewel coal and
wood cod; stoves left, which go at
manufacturer cost. Also a few Cur
ney cleanable reffigerators. You can
so We money by purchasing a Quincy now
and uniting II aside for next season.
Granite and tin ware for less than can
he bongbt elsewhere ] am selling out
,nndiy Come early and get some good
bargains. EDMUND BURKE, Trustee,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

Bosinn. Mass, Nov. u Mayor Ellhu It.
Hayes Of Lynn met with a peculiar al.
deui IN Lynn last night Tie Rrnuhh.
cans of the city he'll a rally IN the I1nn
thenter. and. after the meeting. the mayor
was discussing politics with Congress nan
Mccall Of Winchester. The congress man
was smoking cigar. and becoming cx-
cited, lie Removed 1t from his mouth aud
m one of his gestures stuck the lighted
END into the mayors Right eve.
Ihe injury Is serlouS as well as nainful
nnl there Is chance thai Mr., Hayes viii
10 his room to1av
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Notice IS hereby giyen 20 aii p-r"es e NJ
,..,,s..a mai the underHienen was on tNN
ct.hsn "a spfst 'liqolao - Nfp Voc
Al., jill ~ 'Tarraat comfy, Iezas, dn.{ ~
pSlHtsd executor Of ~ lnst WI WI VI
,Ainel1 ,el,s,ssnf5ry issued 90 bin on n.iipt
lttle.s g,,t rTe.ritor All persons haslnx
e cis,ps aealast tho estate Of ne AZ 20, =,
tator are hereby noiiiiea esa ~ tbe IN.
prnss sftn XIV Within The time prescribed ~
law. IL. ..,,4.r.t.n.i Il Tar
ram GU" rif.,aier Tarfnut county texas
M. ne 81 DAY Of Noyent93,,f; "A; ~ -
isaS. J. y h grs.ssios.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

Special to the Gazette
Gu-hrIe. Okla, Nov. 1l,--Mts.. ". 9.
t,a,linn formerly OF Erie. Kan, hut now
living near She and Fox agency; chs ~
n,,rs Nc been sadly afflicted. last June
itYis, renrv committed suicide by iaklug
,,sissn aui a Few days ago her ado.arl
rr,nt shot birlself No cause -
inswn for i.her u the suicides.
Have you tried Beldden's pure iralt
nreserres and icllies in lunch sizet Some
ihink elegant
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
HERR1cKls AssAILANT.

BY Associated Press
Cleveland o., Nov. ll.-ltis believed INC
man who assaulted NJ. 4. Herrick, me SCI
retary and treasurer Of the society Of saw
ings was captured this morning. Ihe
suspeot rave the name Of William y. Can
non. He refused TO talk.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
rat Orlsnl 'Ntl REIpEN'S.


BY Associated Press 49,.
Athens. Nov. 1.-THE new, minl.f,I larry , u9He
w II .nf,,nosed Of the following' Trir'n'
III premier aud munster q nnance; Bon'
iides minister Of the Interior; stsRnas6l
minister o. jgsE 9n st {ens9'' sinster d
.ir.ifien. Hohslis minister Of Haiihei
Tsamados, minister 81 war
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

REGULAR STORAGE AoUsB BoH FUR
nifufe planos, vehlcles trel&i, D94e. .esc..
sew roeins. get our raies. careful moving.
packing. shipping. eici esul.alss i..s..
" i. Bilton = w.. kefeliseAiA An'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

A SOLID CAR LOAD
of loaded shells, just received at Ander-
sons gun store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

RMS ON CAn LOTS OF LUMBER AND
shingles from mills will be furnished Ga
itcmlged bills. hox A0S, Fort Worth Lnm.
Der u.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
Ma 1-nAsEls ATrACk.

l're'Ss" ''' ~ BELDEN'S.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

FORr WORTH STEFAN nYH MunNa-LA.
dioa' nui gents garntnnn Of alt Kinds
dyNd and cleaned. hoehrg llrNs., au1
Houston street Fort NORTH, ict doods
scout By express ngomptly st'cndeA 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

WANTED TO ENCHASGE--A piiAEToN
Tor spring wagon IN eoQl ftpeN.
Green's Candy kitchen. iVi houston
street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

WANTED A six COLUMN HAND or
army printing pressi must hc IN good con.
ditlon aud chcapi send description OF
press with price terms, etc. Address
The sentinel. Brady Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

None but ten-year old Belle Of Nelson
whisky sold over the Mansion Bar,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
wANrED-ro ExcnANGn

POR EXCHANGE WILL ENCHANGE
lie Review printing material AUG bnill'
Ing m Improved properly. tqwn ~ egll-
column paper The only pnpFT N county.
Address Il. A. MnsgruVei sweegWntef'
TeNaa,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED Thirty Statesmen TO CAR.
ny sde line Of oar popular cigars aud
place sample lots With premiums Rlg pay.
nlNiE CIGAR co. Winston, y, q.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

ron RENT sroRrs AND BUILDINGS.
ron nrNT-Two NEW STORE ROOMS
AZ Eaft Main street, between sixth and
geyeith streets. Apply 10 O. J. dhapard.
~ Am' ric9n National bank.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-11-13

YOUNG MAN WANTED IN EVERY
county 10 mali up signs and Distribute
hppu County Advertising Co, Hattie
Creek, Mich,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-30

MEMPHIS, TENN, September "a
few days ago William Bell was released
from prison at Birmingham, Ala. after
being convicted and sentenced to death
for a crime OF which he was innocent.
lie was enabled TO prove an alibi through
Captain Woodbridge. of this city. for
whom he was working at the time the
murder was committed. Now comes a Sc
Quel to story in the tragic death Of the
real murderer. who was also named Will
liam Bell and resembled his innocent
namesake. After committing the crime
two years age. murderer Bell came to
this city and professed so much piety that
he was made deacon In his church. Two
nights ago he was found in John Persica's
backyard with felonious intent. and Per-
sica blew his head off with a shotgun.
Yesterday, evidence was produced which
established the identity Of the dead man
almost beyond doubt as William Bell,
the murderer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-30

second, n. l.. c. Moncurc's Little Page
third.
second race--milc heat--C. II. Hur-
Ramps Cansem first. J. X. Madduxs
Neptune second, A. r. Taylor's Donnelly
third.
Third ace-onc-half-mile dash--H. X.
Cores Roland FIRST, n. l.. c. Moncures
Little Page second.
Hurdle race-one and onc-half miles,
X. Maddux's VIII Davis first, James Cars
wells Kadie second.
Miss Agnes Gayle. OF jSpottsylvania
county. was awarded first prize for best
lady rider over IL years old. Miss Rose
Bankhead receiving second. For girls
under II the first prize went to Miss Ed.
monia Lee. second to Miss Florence
Brooks.
The parade OF prize horses and cattle
around the track was an interesting fea-
ture OF the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-30
DEATH ON THE aAIL.
Collision Of Passenger and Freight Trsios
IN KsntuekY.
Q3y telegraph to the Dispatch. }

Q3y telegraph TO the Dispatch.)
LOUISVILLE. KY. September 1.-TWO
trainmen were killed and several injured
by the collision Of n passenger train and a
freight last night on the Knoxville and
Cumberland Gap branch OF the Louisville
and Nashville road near Hazelpatch. KY.
A misunderstanding of orders by one OF
the train crew is given as the cause Of
the wreck,
The Killed are: Fireman Ryan and
Messenger J. j. Kelley: the injured Engi-
neer Pierce, leg broken: Rear-brakeman
German. shoulder and hip hurt: Brake
men Deshon and Delosier. and j. w. Kul-
inert, a passenger. Of Bristol, Tenn. slight
ly injured.
COLLISION OF FREIGHTS.
STREATOR. ILL, September. 29.-Two
freight trains collided on the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy railroad three and
half miles north OF this city last even
ing. Engineer William Gribble was killed,
and ten others were injured, among them.
Rev Mr.. Pepper. German clergyman, OF
ottawa. H.. who sustained serious in
ternal injuries. IL was a head-end col
lison, and both engines were badly wreck
oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-30
SHERIFF HARoAwAY DIES SUDDENLY.
He Was Gallant Confederate Soldier and
ia Plckstts Division.
Correspondence Of the Dispatch.)

Correspondence OF the Dispatch.)
BLACKSTONE. VA. September %
Robert n. Hardaway, Sheriff OF this
county. died suddenly at his residence,
near this place. yesterday evening. Drs.
Young and Atkins who attended him.
attribute the cause OF death TO heart fail
ure. Mr. Hardaway was a popular and
gallant Confederate soldier. n member OF
Company @. Captain Richard Irby's com
pany. Eighteenth Virginia Regiment. Pick
ett's Division. and was engaged In the
many hard-fought battles OF that COM
mand.
Two years ago he was elected Sheriff,
and he has ably and satisfactorily filled
that responsible position. He was con-
sistent member OF the Methodist Church
and one OF the most popular men in the
county. lie was twice married, and leaves
a wife and four children. His sudden
death was a great shock to the commu-
nifty. and Is a great loss TO the people Of
the whole county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-30
Onife nm Occasion.

ATLANTA. GA. September 29.-At noon
to-day five negroes were hanged together
on one scaffold at Mt. Vernon. Mont
gomery county, Ga. Three of them muir
dered Alexander Peterson, rich mer-
chant last July. fourth killed 5-year-
old child, and the fifth murdered negro
companion. 1t was the first hanging in
Montgomery county since the war, and
about 100 spectators surrounded the scat
fold. which had been erected in a public
Mace
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-30
British Seaier Condemned.

WASHINGTON. September 29-The
revenue-cutter Rush reached San Fran
cisco last night, and Captain Hooper re-
ports 20 tho Treasury the important news
that the British vessel Coquitlan has been
condemned by the United States Circuit
Court OF Sltka. Alaska. the COquitlan
was seized for supplying British sealers
with provisions and taking Off their seal
skins in Alaskan waters without entries
al n United States port.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-30

BY virtue of deed of trust from
Randolph Maynard to the undersigned as
trustee. dated August IS, 1855, and duly
recorded, | will, at the request of the
beneficiary, sell by auction at the places
and times named below the following
very desirable and valuable realty, or
so much thereof as may be necessary
to-wit:
1. ON WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER If, 1893.
at u o'clock NJ. at the residence OF said
Maynard, the TRACT OF LAND in Hen
rico county on the south side of the
Broad-Street road about one mile west
Of the city OF Richmond. on which the
said Maynard resides, to be sold in three
separate parcels, as follows. (D The
HOUSE TRACT, with the dwelling, barn,
stables. &c, thereon. fronting on Broad
street, and containing 81 l-2 ACRES; 0b)
another TRACT adjoining the above,
fronting on the Broad-Street road and
containing about % ACRES, and (c)
another TRACT adjoining both OF the
above. containing about ACRES. and
bounded on the south by the lands OF
DIR. Il. A. Patterson.
The above lands are handsomely stu
ated. are adjoining and east OF Leonard
Heights" and will be intersected by the
attractive streets, thus giving assurance
of great value in the near future.
.. ON SAME DAY.
at 4.3O o CLOCK 4. NJ, L Will yell, on the
premises, the very valuable BRICK
YARD PROPERTY in Rockets. known
as 'Maynard's BrickYard." fronting on
the east side OF Osborns turnpike. con-
tanning about l-2 ACRES and having
on II two fairly-good tenement houses.
stables for teams. and sheds for brick
making. This land contains a very large
quantity Of the finest brick-clay. and the
sale should sale should attract the at
tention OF brickmakers and capitalists.
TERMS: Cash sufficient to pay the
costs OF executing the trust and to dis
charge the following debts-viz.: note
for $l75 with interest from 2lst OF August,
1857; note for s175 with interest from
21st OF February. 1853. and note for
t5.l75 with interest from the 2ist OF Au-
gust. 1888. and the residue OF the pur-
chase money, II any. will be made pay
able at such time and secured In such
manner as the grantor In said deed. or
his assigns may direct, or in case OF
his or their failure 10 give such direc-
ton at such time and In such manner
as the trustee shall think Mt.
Il. b. MEADE.
sc 30-td Trustee.