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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
~ONN~~~~~cJ,~>>
BY J. d. Carneal.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1106 east Main street.
FIRST.CLlSS H0MES--SS0 Cash and
Si2 Per Month Each.

AUCTION SALE OF FOUR NICE AND
COMPARATIVELY NEW
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLINGS, ON
THE WEST SIDE OF
RANDOLPH STREET BETWEEN JAG
QUELIN AND KEMPER
STREETS,
BEING Nos. go. 6l2. Ga, AND GIG;
ALSO.
A. VACANT LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF WINDER STREET
BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND EG-
GLESrON STREETS.
BY request OF the owner. who will sell
at very low figures. l will, ON
TUESDAY, JULY %. 1895,
offer for sale the above-described PRO-
PERTY:
First-At $50 o'clock p. NJ. on the
premises, the FOUR DWELLINGS ON
RANDOLPH STREET, with six rooms
and halls each. lots fronting is feet with
depth OF g. feet 10 an alley, and Will
make first-class homes for persons with
moderate means who want TO buy a
home ON easy terms.
second-At 6 o'clock p. NJ, on the
premises, the VACANT LOT ON WIN
DER STREET, which fronts IS feet and
runs back a good depth to an alley. and
is frst-class lot in a growing locality
TERMS OF LOT: VIII be announced at
sale. ]. ID. CARNEAL,
jy 26-lt Auctioneer
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26

WHY PAY RENT WHEN ONLY SO
CASH AND so PER MONTH will buy
a Modern Brick Dwelling, s rooms, bath,
&c, Cary street, two blocks from Hotel
Jefferson This is a special chance.
Also, only ONE HOUSE LEFT at SO
cash and so monthly, Detached Frame
4 rooms inside blinds; yeranda porch, in
WEST END; three blocks from electric
line. Three have been disposed Of. Take
this while you can get II. There VIII
be- no more on such terms.
]. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.
iy 26-lt lib Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
FOR SALE,

WILL EXCHANGED
n Centrally-Located Dwelling. ~ rooms,
Brick stable, &c, for a WEST-END LOT.
j. THOMPSON BROWN & CO.,
iy 26-lt l1l3 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

WHEN REAL ESTATE IS SOLD THE
TAXES FOR THE CURRENT cALEN-
OAR YEAR ARE TO BE PAID PRO
RATA By THE VENDOR AND THE
VENDEE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
BY N. w. Bowe,
Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A
VERY VALUABLE
Tract Of Land In Chesterfield Co., Ya.,
SOUTHEAST OF AND ADJOINING
THE CITY OF MANCHESTER.
AND CONTAINING ABOUT 60 ACRES.
AT AUCTION.

In execution OF two deeds OF trust. one
dated january q, 1882, and the other dated
July 90 1896 and duly recorded, We will
sell by public auction. at the tenants
house, on the premises. on
MONDAY. JULY q. 1896
at G o'clock P. NJ. the valuable TRACT
OF LAND above referred 10, being part
OF Fails Plantation, and containing
eOse2 acres, together with the raIns owen
The land is bounded on the river side
by a branch OF the Southern Railway
Company, and for long distance on the
NORTH west by the corporation line Of Man
OF cultivation, but its chief value is its
capabilities as the site for great manu-
featuring plant as TO the larger part ana
the residue is susceptible OF ana wen
suited for division and sale In town lots
in the near future. We cannot too highly
conmend this land. and we earnestly in
wife an Inspection OF 1t and a conference
with the auctioneer in regard TO II.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the costs
Of executing the trust and to discharge barge
thew are mentioned-to-wit: Cd A note
for 5000, with interest thereon from
January II, 1895: GU note for $593.5Q, Win
Interest thereon. from June !, 1880; and
c0 a note for S15ts0, with interest thereon
from July 70. 1896; and the residue shall
he made PAYABLE at such time and Sc
cured in such manner as the grsntors in
the said deeds. their executors, admins
direct or in default OF any such direction.
then upon credits. for equal sums at one
and two years. for notes with interest
added. and secured by a deed OF trust
upon the said property. no
Trustee in first deed;
N S. BOWE
~ l6 Trustee In second deed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
& STORES FOR RENT.

a ca CD q
FOR RENT.
No. 1901 Hanover street; 10 rooms.
No lA9 Hanover street; rooms
No. 1921 Floyd avenue; rooms.
No llO9 east Clay street; IL rooms.
No. nos east Broad street; rooms.
No. 4Os north Twelfth street; rooms.
No. lOe west Main street; rooms.
No. 70l IL north Ninth street; rooms.
No 5Oi west Marshall street; rooms.
Nos. IL and - west Marshall streets;
rooms. ..
No. 5l7 west Clay street, rooms.
No SOS east Clay street; IL rooms.
No 29O5 east Marshall street; Z rooms.
No. 5Oi IL north Twenty-hfth street;
no 800 north Fifth street; 10 rooms.
No sos north Thr1 street; rooms.
No. 900 east Marshall. fiat; 6 rooms.
No 1904 IL north Twenty-sixth street; 8
No sl5 south Laurel street; Z rooms.
]. d. CARNEAL,
No. 1lO6 east Main street.
~ 26-1t Phone go.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
FOR RENT,
FOR RENT.

HOUSE COS NORTH TENTH STREET;
10 rooms. besides store-room and bath
room: hot and cold water; latrobe and
marble mantels; nicely papered and IN
frst-class repair Detached brick two
room Kitchen. now rented for storage.
which would reduce rent Possession at
once Terms moderate TO good tenant.
Apply on the premises until August LIST.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
FOR RENT.

WE HAVE SEVERAL VERY De
s,rsbia houses for rent on Grace and
Fiovd streets and IN other parts OF the
city Cau. or phone 206. for August
Rent-List, containing full particulars.
T. AZ. WORKMAN & CO.,
Real Estate Agents.
l0l3 east Main street.
rs. ~ 3-Su, w, &Sa3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
UIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.

UIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.
will sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, JULY %, 1896,
at II o'clock A. NJ. at No. 207 east Clay
street the following PROPERTY, TO
satisfy a distress warrant in my hands
in favor OF +. Sitterding, va. DR.. J. o.
f.. Allen-to wit
Rugs, Ornaments. Screens, Lamps.
Tables Carpets, Mirrors. Chromos. Par
Tor Suit, Shells, Chairs, Carriage,
Spittoons, Sideooard, Crockeryware CAS-
Stove Bedsteads, and Bedding, Sewing
Machine. Basket. Umbrella. Stair-Carpet,
Mats Suits OF Furniture, Glass-FrOnt
Wardrobe, Bureaus, Washstands. Fem
ders. etc.
TERMS: Cash.
f. c. GARRISON,
High Constable City Of Richmond.
ty %
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DOR SALE, THE THREE-FS
IL STORY BRICK HOUSE NO. 4I0 northLEl
Second street. with all modern improve
ments. a small cash payment and bal
ance on long time.
Also, the TwO-sToRY HOUSE. No. ~
north Second street. with fine, deep lot
The nice CORNER LOT AND HOUSE,
No $50 west Marshall street can be
bought for small cash payment and bal
ance on long credit. This is a good in
vestment. Address I. r., care Dispatch
Office Jy 26-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26

BY Chewing & Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers,
No. G north Tenth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
RESIDENCES & STORES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

REVISED RENT-LIsT DAILY.
Gail for or phone 81,
CHARLES A. ROSE.
Real Estate and Loans.
jy 26-its II north Tenth street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26

BY ]. Thompson Brown &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 1ll3 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26

BY virtue Of deed OF trust, dated
August 81. 1891 from Joseph c. Claiborne
and Emily, his wife, to the undersigned
trustees, duly recorded in the Clerks
Office OF Henrico County Court, Deed Book
1877, A, page IS. to secure the payment Of
certain bond therein described. And de-
fault having been made and being re-
quired by the beneficiary so to do we
will proceed to sell, at public auction, on
the premises. on
FRIDAY. JULY HsT, AT 6 O'CLOCK
r. NJ.
the PROPERTY described In said deed as
follows:
can that lot Of land, with Improvements
thereon, lying and being in Henrico coun-
". north Of Richmond, and fronting on
the old Brook road. containing acres.
and designated by No on plat: being
the same property conveyed to Joseph Q.
Claiborne from A. ID. Williams, July 10,
1878"
Also, That certain tract OF land IN
Henrico county. near the above tract.
containing two-thrds OF an acre, being
the same land conveyed to Aaron Tomp
kirs aud Joseph c. Claiborne by deed
from NJ. L. Burton and wife, dated Sep
tsmber II, 1871 Deed Book 81, page 90,
and to Joseph c. Claiborne, by deed of
PARTITION between Joseph G. Claiborne.
Aaron Tompkins, and others, December
/, 1850. Deed Book 1o5. page 90"
TERMS: Cash, as TO expense of sale.
and $500. balance due on said bond.
and all unpaid taxes; and the balance In
six months. While the above are the
terms OF sale, yet. by consent of all par
ties interested, other ard very libeeal
terms may be announced at sale.
JULIUS STRAUS,
w J. WESTWOOD,
j. THOMPSON BROWN.
Trustees.
J. Thompson Brown & Co.. Auct!onsss.
jy poet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26

TO RENT FLAT No. 4o5 WEST MAR
shall street. first floor, Ave rooms, conve-
nier Nv arranged. good location. Apply AT
above No. for particulars. ~ 2s-it'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26

BY Augustine Royal & Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers..
Office, No. 10 Tenth street, Manchester,
Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26

sick Headache Cured
by DIR. David's Liver Pills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
Real Estate For R ssls:
Honey To Tsi Issn.
III. A. M'CURDY,
NH si.su 7north Tenth street
PAINTS.

LEWIS AND NEWFOUNDLAND LEAD.
coLoRs or EvERY KIND.
MIXED PAINTS. vARNIsH BRusHEs. So
for sale by
" se-ss PURCELL. LADD 8 CO.
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FOR RENT,
STORES.

OFFICES.
STORES.
Call for Rent-Llst.
c. l.. & II. l.. DENOON.
Phone 22o. 81 Main street.
~ 26-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
WANTED,

ON OCTOBER 1ST, FRONT AND BACK
Parlor for physician's Office with gas.
servants attention, and a chamber. Loca-
ton between Main, Broad. Jefferson, and
Fifth streets. State price per year or
month. Address NJ. D., care Dispatch
once. jy 25-lt.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
$4,000

WILL BUY THE DESIRABLE DE-
'TACHED DWELLING No. 526 south Lau-
rel street. Contains seven fooms, nicely
papered, and in perfect order.
c. l.. d II. l.. DENOON,
1y 26 81 Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26
WANTED,

TO RENT CHOICE ROOMS, NEWLY
and nicely furnished. Bathroom conye-
nIences. Permanent or transient Central
iv located. Two blocks from Murphys
Hotel. Apply at IA north Eighth street.
ly zc-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-07-26

TWO TRACTS OF LAND,
l. 2 ACRES AND % OF AN ACRE.
ONE WITH a NEW FRAME DWELL
ING THEREON,
STU ATED NEAR TO AND NORTH OF
RICHMOND.
FRONTING ON THE OLD BROOK
ROAD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-18

s4n Francisco. Aug fT.-Ths steamer
1oEst4c oreke a record or corlsnx 70 this
port On her azz TIP from China. bat Oh
Ter ~aY 70 hoDosuiu sae ran down nses
q JspaAe~% scnooneTs IN the Japan sea-
euffi1E Gre boat 20 The waters edge ard
sending = 70 the bot tom. Three japanese
we're drowned. bur the ha.ance were res
esea b. the steamers crew The schoon-
~f went down Ike a rock. being sliced in
faalFes ~ tae Copilc's bow IKE a piece OF
Sott Cheese AZ the osTsce % the Pacific
Ala there seemed TO be al aversion 70
telling whether the accident happened on
fae OUTBOUND or inbound trip From a
Fe@Aoae SQUIRE Il was learned tna. X was
AFTER TIE vessel had left Yokohama ard
VAS strengthening out for Hawai- Those
WHO were rescued Of TIRE Japanese we're
ha1les on ths steamer. then put on board
the vessels Of the fleet which me Copsic
cad steamed through Toe report Of the
scetasnt SAYS thai there we're about twelve
Fes%s-s IN the Iauanese fleet All got oat
OF ne aner>s way except The unfortunate
schooner thai was crushed.
TIE Pacific Mail Steamship Company
has received cahiexram stating that The
sfatsdenfal and Oriental steamer Gaelic,
from hongkong August s for San Fran
cisco va Yokohama went ashore yeSter-
aAy morning near ShIn1onosekl. Japan.
and vas not ffoated until tosay. She vas
to~ed 90 Nagssaki and wia have to be
CRY do'cke ed Her cargo viii probably have
TO Re discharged. for there WAS twa.vs
f~et or Rater in her foraboi9 and some
or the shipments were damaged The
amount OF damage TO the vessel IL rot
yet knowu. The Gaelic was In charge OF
cant Pearne. ard was 70 have brought a
large cargo OF sea 30 his port she Is one
81 the rer'iiar Occidental and Oriental
line OF steamers
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-18
The Bali Bearing OF Bicycles.


II 4 were not for the ball bearing idea.
the modern bicycle would be an immpos-
siallty. These balls have 10 Do perfectly
round. and tsfey are formed OF solid, hard
steel. Their manufacture requires a large
capital. for extremely elaborate and well
eontrived machinery, as well as great skill
and care on the part % the workmen. are
necessary. The balls are MARE by rolling
and grinding. and by special screw ma
chimes. They are sold IN boxes or leo. IL
has been found necessary TO have the balls
gauge1 and sorted into lots which do not
vary more than cne-thousandth Of an
inch Ia diameter. IL makes no difference
In cone-adj gStsd bali track whether the
balls are th0usandth over or a thouz-
andth under a given diameter; but il does
make q difference II the balls are not all
Of The same diameter in a single cup.
Flat balls also give rise 10 serious
trouble. Gauging Is carried out "a various
ways. One method is 10 have q workman
watch the balls through magnifying
glass as they travel down Inclined ways.
The ways are closer at the top. where they
take the bail. and spread out as they come
down. so that the bali constantly drops
nearer and nearer to the center as 1t
travels. Its progress Is constantly retarded
oy increasing frlction until Il drops
through between the ways and falls into
chute which conveys Ii 10 the box for
Use IN rliins wheels. Flat balls Ifnger
on the way and show eccentricltIes In their
movement. and are picked out OF the line
OF travel with a magnet.zed point X is a
SLOW. careful operation. and yet is not
perfect. Another method is 20 employ aa-
tomato bal-gaRging machines. The most
accurate system, ho9 ever. Is that OF hand
gaaglng with special micrometers. which
SiVa shs closest approach 10 uniformity
and detect Hat balls with certainty.
Nicrometers are operated by girls. who
make six different diameter readings for
each bali visual record. and sort the ball :
70 the nearest quarter OF one-thousandth
OF an inch. The girls sort 500 balls in a
days work. which requires 3. coo readings.
The operation Is very hard on the eyes.
although the micremeter diais are large
and the Light we'll shaded. These girls
have 10 pay the closest attention TO their
work. and are not allowed 10 engage in
conversation. They move the balls and
uIcrometer screws With such rapidly that
Il seems almost impossible that their
readings should be accurate, but the balls
regauge IN their mIcrometsTs 10 the sizes
designated when measured BY other hands
Filling the cups IS the next operation.
The operator sets the bicycle hub on 4
het stand. having a Dit 70 center the hub.
and mis- the hub with little sheet metal
tubular scoop filed from box OF balls.
round block is held IN the center of the
ball cup 10 keep the balls from falling
down into the bore as he empties the
halls from The scoop into the hub. The
center block IS then removed and the op-
orator takes Up a cup and. after applying
10 10 the hub. brings the ram Of the press
down with his foot. forcing the cup into
place and coBnning the balls SO that they
cannot drop cut.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-18
The eear = a a'eyels.

The question has been PToaaan3e4 as 70
..hsshsr (, weuis sake more poser 20
s~sva a wheel scared - y ghaa 3 "a3at
- scared e. ~ over gwen FiTftn aF
yasa lf me saatn ginae. aH other iHlaEs
t.s.s< a~uai THa answer s. very sMf+e
eg~sr pr,s-R fene h she aaG1s. thaf - 81
ts,isf weight moving AT tae same W.
fsseffy "a esther cs2se. consequently tae
aa.s,N energy ara Therefore tae safaae
s,aasr. rse.,h sntcafy spfaEssE nat t5fn
sha human efeaaent comes in- an3 20 vase
an extreme ease ara caE7n4re t~a ma
.sesraz ane xeagef 80 - ao4 tae otafr 90
81 T. is eaFiosis fAat ia tsa af3e case the
rssar ~s,ssla net Move his legs fa<t ste - p
a~A slse either s3eN erclEa 60 set . st1-lssF
res.tit THE rrsst can snlE - c2m hf7-
s,,ssa zhErs IS exactly UhAt g. has c'e1f
- =. r*f.-tf,F II cgcts rifsHEs go Eet tHe
$50 results ere hasaa ensrsT mast =
,ts.s r., enc meet atvEeta saes5s ~aHs ans
-. .,,sr, ~ ssTe~ent strength. axe Ard cen
.ff.sstfea sheutA nSe tae SeRT oesf e@&Nke1
=. sestr eueelsE canftt,oEs, \ hga E4r
..s4@M .,Irhk WftA aAv&n ~. he uset h3
a st-rsx ans8 staE5y Fs3e~. Nia nas nee1s-
asrst. sc sssssAe1e for lTsa To@ae- 80
-5s1-, sgs-Asrk-zI ass 40 res 1ea8 -
.efs assesrtea 81 Aunau eneEEy. - 81 ST.
.s.sse 49, t,s.ug 49, 10 kEe mcs9 sAi&aie
~a Fe~ AwRrezt cngs3tg safss 97aefseas
= - r+s-s..e ena eazuanoa se~se rHFae - gre
..ss.,ssa $50 sllzssrAsas hrens
s-.s s,sesnz. 4 rs1cA1aE Ntfe szS-tsa
lots ana xeaga8 10 81 s. es1sasFlseast - 3
s..agssi.sa essh teree~sNca crAnks Afs3
$500 IS ~ ana saeh shaut3 Ners IS ssf-
ssssrfs1esfsv. set feem asaestess3 so ta#
latter = a. @hs4g4lsy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-18

n Tame OF Outdoor Basket Rail- Ne "
". q. A. parlx Tsysssars..

N. q. a. Park Tonight
TIE r1nrerF AZ r n g. A. par. ss~fvs.
ay BagasF's Frlrst Eagsz.ert Aars - =.
a-p99ee 4 novelty n he programme fF-e
iAe oan1 W play - usszg aae rnssssr
Aaf fae track wta he open "A rias~-.y.
fissefs As On previous eceassorse -Tys~.
NJ Also - number 81 races ~ so~af
rders SS@A
The rev feature wssf b. a ~m-~s ~ ....
eeSr basket hair bekweer - rs.ees -
the Whites of The T. IL e - t~---~-
sspsaissa ~ " Ewing ard ne after bv
= Ian r. I%@az- A eou~1 On : Ala
$'@ss Feet has been enclosed iass ~ sronr
q tae &ra1a st@as and r1nulnstsss -,
etastsrs Or incsrd%scenf ifxhss A ss-~~
sarca hEai vii also BE- ttarn~.s ~ -.
4eia q pay. making every play ~assfw -
s1Necs n rules for the esssfssse- s..v.n =
Ihe same as for tae iraoor. n.y. 80 49,
nela and clear floor space gre re &C.,.
faster play. ''s@s'sf ana
ae teams VII tine Up az ges,ox..
b4Sez-f crwards. Ewtnz. cspsalr. rF.w
-. h1ness center. Jahnw.av,s -.
Bnxten ''ss4ls' Daf-
s-ssoais. Leais. captain. paw-
nsosa. a. Ewing: center, r-sgfate- 80.
Isansi. Gardner. Nelson. Substitute gss.
ss management announce. sh.. -
TICS VII tonight, an1 hereafter ~ rar-
seIs naEnts, be kept open 70 ofea.r,~a -
rs WIFI = o'clock a. which h,uy I. .,fqt
bs Cleared for racers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-18
SAN DIEGO GETS IT.
The Togo kisen Steamship Co.
Selects It's Terminus.
so Mr.. r~AssGA SAYS.
The Nippon Xusen President, Who
Chose seattle, VIII Leo az the
California Port OF His Rival

seu Frareisco. Aux- T7.-7Ea FwanaEa-
pFssssens q tse csor-on Tzsen S-eanss1io
t-ozaSs21F. n coEz parry with ht< secTe AIRY.
4 kafskss retnrrssf 20 tbs city today
9ftsT trio 20 re EAst On Business cor
n@efea vita hsE e0rgpanVs newly or
zsasza-a srsrs-Fari.e the the Asss ship
81 SAlca = already or IS s-lf.Si voyage
tFofz sosS8annz % FezEtle. Mr. Twanag2
aas e9nes1ass az ths business foT which
Ae came 20 this eogatry. namely. the So
isctson - = 5ort ard TIE meeting with a
F&a4fo21 connection. lie signed al the
ssce7sArY contracts for the latter Eira
Manager ;. HI u the Great North
era- and nov only awaits TIE sailing %
tae steamer Coosle 20 return 70 JapaE-
There = 10 truth n re story" Re
SAL mat car cDmaany intends 10 run
another ire from Yokohama . san
Diego. TIE Toyo KIsen Con Dsny las al
ready selected that ro1ze. Before !
leave for JaDan shall MAKE brief visit
- san Diego n order 70 ~ an idea shat
a4nG - Dorr ths rival company mas. and
70 gain any other Information that il =
Re4A 10 knGw"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-18
California Can Tax Railroad Cars

San Francisco. Aug. 1.-THE Atlantic &
Pacific Railroad Company vii have 10 pay
taxes on IS California rolling stock Judge
Mchenaa rendered decision today in the
United States district court in the case Of
j. ". Reiuhart et al. receivers OF the A.
lantie a Pacific. against J. r. Mcdonald
treasurer OF the state of California Rein
hart sued 20 restrain the treasurer from
collecting taxes on rs California stock,
the assessed value OF which was s5s,sla
The receivers held that the cars were
taxed IN New Mexico where they we're
housed wIth much other rolling stock.
Judge Mekeuna rendered his opinion In
accordance with the opinion az the afior-
ney general, who held shat the roads are
divlsible. ard cannot claim exemption
from state taxes.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-18
Jim Corlsett In So -.

Ssw York. Aug E.--James i co-na.,
lgoKing fresh and in good eouasfto-,
ss1uxA Just from the train that bros,gs /,
atin from Chicago, II az the M..r.rasa
s ne brifss with him bal Hayxfnz
= = oin san Franeisco. f@s-pouna boy whom
= ~silliig 20 match against any man in
the world Of that weight s~ert.s., 80, -. =
10 Asbslry Park the last OF tb,s ,rsss -
tsA.H Tor Ms hight with Tom gsarkev
nhlon ne expects will come OF IN Ocseher
y the eiub which bids for the event corn
pietsa arrangements By that time .sThs
reports nat was not In condition when
: net sharkey in June are ait wrong =
- saia vas never in better health
strong fellow, ard il VIII take a mar IN
perfect trim 10 whip him. and am zoing
20 do it" ee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-18

Ssey.s4 On re1nsrT raaaz trey can fTe-
sssntay ~ seen zAstsne5 s9E q fna ~
eyes@ narh zercsS wnZch they have been
erzwgf-g wA=z The hs-vrsz vert cTer
them. ore As-yrte Is rot encrEa % 81
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re5r s~xks hzsn't very z1es s19w- A
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xzak@E Is gsezszns enozga IN rs wAy N
gszs tA@ repstss "a - writings happens
% xst ca1gns r. fAs spokess zn1 faen
there : & scattering q fsezh ard haoe1
aaa crazchssg that ssa't plsasaai. ore
60 fn4 most peesElsr tEes&snss cs co8EsrT
ri1snx IL tEs ~famasnS % hAcyesists -
squirrels a nauB@r q riders have BAD
this experience wnile On na&ntTF r1&aS
rsar the city s-lther the sqgirFel does
naE see gery wsM OF & asscz21uiases The
spee1 - The wheel. for & often tries 20
pa aer0ss he read n 'front.' o. the n1-
cycle ard lands ~ against The spokes,
Usually escaping. however. without n
Jury. The most sariozs case % this kind
CT reeer1 happened 70 a member q the
Sg<lnEslal8 Bicycle Clsb early IN the SEA
son. There were TWO riders going along
~ = moderate rate o speed. one close
behind the other. 4 rsd squirrel happened
70 be wanting TO cross me road ~ tAls
Sirue. for what purpose the wheearTs1
never found cat. n1t probably 20 run
along ire nice raj fence on the oiAer
size. bar that has really nothing 10
do slsh The story. The squirrel
tried 70 cross IA front % the
1rsE machine. aat saw he was too
late. and waiting I'll that got b tried
for ths space between the two btcyellsts.
Again he was foiled. for he landed -
against the spokes o. the front wheel Of
the second bicycle. That squirrel must
some tine have been IN one OF ta0se cages
With -go-round. for he ran up
the spokes Of the rotating wheel for q
second or two ami then dismounted, as
though nothing had happened. and cross
sa the road n the rear. That. by the
way. j. a good trick for some animal
trained 70 work ug.