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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

Lila Mirabel who is reported TO have
been killed IN a skirmish in the province
OF Puerto Principe, Cuba, was one Of the
most picturesque figures in the patriot
army. Mirabel was originally farmer
OF humble oegree. industrious, peaceable
and obscure. Some years ago his favorte
brother was charged with the murder Of
u Spanish official. This brother was with
out wealth or influence; his conviction
seemed certain. Liria saw how matters
stood. and in a reckless spirit Of self
sacrifice declared that ne was the muir
derer and that his brother was innocent.
After making this declaration he fled to
the mountains.
The brother was released straightway
and the police set about "A search for the
fugitive. Liria, however. was beyond pur
suit. lie had taken refuge in the fast
nesses of the mountains where the arm
Of the law cannot reach. After an un-
avalling search OF a few months the
Spanish Government declared him an out
law and put price on his head. Depriy-
I'd OF the means Of earning a lawful liv-
ing. Mirabel followed the example of
Manuel Garcia. and became bandit.
Again and again the Government raised
the reward for Mirabels capture. and
sent out expeditions with orders 10 cap
lure MIN NtdN VI AtANts nut no ont aAA
OF fraternal devotion had endeared him
10 the country people. and none of them
would bctray him.
Mlrabel pursued his lawless career with
impunity. His system was the usual one.
lie would waylay wealthy Spanish plant
ers and even high Government officials.
and hold them for ransom. Several times
he was within hairs breadth OF being
captured. but. thanks 10 fortune. his own
boldness and the good will OF the country
people he always escaped unframed. One
night he lay at the house OF a rich man.
while in the room below were dining
twenty Government officials. Some OF
them were his bitterest enemies. and al
would have been, glad to capture him and
deliver him 10 a certain death. BY the
good will OF the host he was allowed 10
escape undetected.
Lire other bandits OF the romantic type.
Mirabel made IL his boast that he never
harmed a poor mana somewhat empty
sacrifice. but one which increased his
popularity. When the present revolution
was mooted Mirabel devoted himself
heart and soul 10 the cause. lie now 10
longer posed as a bandit. but declared
that he was patriot who devoted the
proc EDS OF his calling TO the cause o.
fre~<om. Meantime he was carrying on
M gotiations with the Spanish Genera,
plssco. lie declared that on the receipt
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GIANT OF THE FORCE.
ONE OF THE SECOND DISTRICTS
MOST POPULAR PATROLMEN.
Incidents In the Life of Officer Everett ii.
Rcdford-His story of Marion SUIT
tons Discontinue.

Among the many faithful patrolmen OF
which the Second District can boast
there Is no greater favoritc Than Joiiy.
rotund Everett II. BEDFORD, whom every
man. woman. and child in Richmond
knows and likes Oniccr BEDFORD was APP
pointed member OF the police force
October /. lsSS. and he has made model
patrolman.
Almost any night. while the larger part
Of the city's population IS wrapped III
slumber he can be seen pacing his beat
or standing on some corner. his massive
figure assuming gigantic proportions III
the dim light. and his jolly red face shin
ing amid the gloom. beacon OF nope 10
the innocent and law-abiding. and a IAN
scr-signal from which an piraticI
crafts sheer of IN dismay.
Officer Rcdford stands about six feet
high I'm his stocking feet. and pulls down
the scales at 30 pounds and every ounce
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OFFICER EVERETT H. RED sOl;O.
C'Smallcst' man on the io'cc'
OF his flesh Us almost iron-like I'm It's hard
ness. Despite his great size. he is fleet
footed TO a remarkable dcereo. and the
criminal vino would cludc him must be
blessed with well developed sprinting
qualities.
The hlue-coatcd giant has had many
adventures In his day. and Is loaded 20
the brim with funny stories. He has a
special Joke on each and every one Of
his oonfreres which he tells with the
greatest gusto. None of them give him
keener delight than the following. which
ne vouches for as absolutely truos'
MARION SUTTONS DISCONTINUE.
Some time ago when the police patrol
wagon system was first established IN
this city. and call boxes were put up on
sundry poles for the use Of the police,
Marion Sutton had friend visiting him.
70 whom ne was showing the town.
The pair were wandering down Main
street together when officer Sutton espied
one of The new telegraph boxes on a
nearby pole.
Here IS one OF those new-fanelod things
now. jim" he remarked 10 his friend.
You open II like this (suiting the action
TO the world and when you want the
patrol wagon you pull down this lever"
Here Mr. Sutton illustrated by giving
the lever vigorous pull. lie and his
friend stood together talking for several
moments. officer Sutton never realizing
what he had done until he heard the
thunder OF horses feet and the heavy roll
Of wheels in the distance.
Then ne turned pale up 10 the very
roots or his hair. and great drops OF per-
SEPARATION stood on his brow.
Good Lord" he whispered In an
aeornizod tone. i've called tho patrol
He looked anXiousy around in every
direction for some one TO take up on the
charge OF. being "a suspicious character.
but no one was I'm sight but his friend.
and he could not bring himself TO violate
the laws Of hospitality and pull him, 80
he was in despair.
HE WAS DESPERATE.
IF his own grandfather had showed up
Sust then" said officer Bedford. Il be-
lieve he would have arrested the old gen
tleman for disorderly conduct and put
him in the wagon
But nobody showed up. The noise Of
wheels grew louder and louder. and In
moment the patrol wagon turned the
corner on detd run. dashed up to the
spot and stopped. The officer in charge
jumped hastily down. rushed up TO Mr..
Sutton and asked what was the matter.
That gentleman smiled a sicllly smile.
scratched his head and finally stammer-
ed out:
THAT gutter there IS leaking badly.
and was afraid the water would damage
goods down in the cellar 50 I called fer
help 10 fix IT,"
What the patrolman said or how the
matter was adjusted will never be known
for officer BEDFORD mercifully discon-
tinued his narrative at this point. 70 get
on an equally good joke on another
friend.
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aItIIo> sAIEs-Future Day.
G TANDARD GROCERIES. SHOW
y CASES. e.e..,, -,
COUNTER AND PLATFORM SCAbHS'
HALLS SAFE. -
OFFICE FURNITURE, Ell,
Az AUCTION.

BY direction Of Mr.. G. Il. Dunstan' sue,
ccssor TO John X. Cooke q CO., ""o
discontinulng business | Will sell. az ,n w,
store. No. 2l9 east Main street, at iV'"o
a. NJ.
TUESDAY. OCTOBER %. is9o.
his entire stock Of Groceries. etc, In
GLIDING. -.t,.
Shelf Goods. both imported and domcs,lc'
Preserves. Pickles. Olive OILS, Cataup'
olives. Sardincs. tomatoes, Peas
Flour. syrups. MoIasscs, Vinegar. Teas.
coffee, Soaps. etc. 80
Cigars. Cigarettes. Chcroots, ChcW'S
and Smoking Iobaccos, Pipes. etc.
Showcases. Counter and Platform
Scales. Tubs. Buckets. Baskets, etc.
/ Excellent Nedium-Sizc Halls Combi-
nation Lock Safe. Counters. DESK,
Cheese-BOx, etc, together with large
and well selected assortment OF articles
usually found IN a iirst-ciass grocery.
This IS q large and fresh stock, and
chosen with special reference to a frst-
class trade.
Also the unexpired Licenses 10 April
30 1897. GEORGE w. MAYO.
oC2J-lt Auctonccr.
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w ANTED. FORTY-SIX MEN FOR
" tbs and northern States and cities.
wages from So 10 S26 per month. Also,
TWENTY SIEVE GIRLS for this and
northern cities and States. Also, ONE
GERMAN WOMAN for pantry MAR
TIN & co, Sli east Broad street. Rich
mond, Va. oc20-tu&sutt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

Us Fay Templeton. who has eioped
several times" asks Hillary Bel. "a bet
ter artist than Georgia Cayvan who has
never been married. and is Maxine 81
lott. about whom there IS so much Good
win gossip at present. thereby entitled TO
snub Viola Allen. about whom there has
never been any scandal whatever? Should
Lottie Gibson. who has lost Slo.WO worth
of diamonds be held above Isabelle lrv-
inc who has no diamonds TO loseY Is
Cber'dah Simpson. who overthrow fifteen
black men in buckram, a better prima
donna than Theresa Vaughn. who sup
ports a sick husband
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

WANTED. position by drug clerk. un-
registered. Two and a hail years ex-
periencc. Good references given. MOn-
TON HARPER, Crowcs Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust.
dated October t. 1891, and recorded in
Richmond Chancery Court ID. i. l53 "B, -
page IS. default having been made IN the
payment Of a certain sum Of money there
IN secured. and being required so 10 90
Inv the beneficiary therein. / shall proceed
10 sell by auction upon the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th
at AGO L. NJ. the property above de-
scrihed his property consists OF a
TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING or
five rooms. in very good order and the
lot fronts p feet and runs back l52 feet.
TERMS: Cash as TO expenses OF eXecut-
ing this trust and all taxes that may be
due to day of sale. and TO discharge a note
Of $50 and two notes OF $40 each' WIN
interest thereon from October i. 1896, and
the balance upon such terms as may be
announced at sale. -
.R. r. HARRISON.
ocoo+d Trustee.
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LOST OR FOUND.

I OST. THURSDAY EVENING BE-
Il TWEEN tho Hartshorn School and
Brook road, LADYS GOLD WATCH.
\ liberia. reward viii be paid for its re-
turn TO 1895 Brook road or west Broad
street. MATTE u. TYLER.
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no WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

yI>O WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Take notice that the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company will sell, al pub
lie auction. to defray transportation and
storage charges. at Richmond. on No
VENEER q. 1896 the following described
property-to-wit: One hundred and TWEEN
tv-nine bundles OF PAPER directed to the
AIbemarle Paper Manufacturing Com
pany, Richmond. Va. same having been
In possession OF this company unclaimed
for a period OF at least sixty days.
CHESAPEAKE d OHIO II. w. CO.
ociS-suit' II. T.. SWAIN, Agent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-25

Nothing more nearly con-
Germs the Commonwealth than
that each of her citizens shall
cast an intelligent ballot
which, when cast, shall be hon.
estly counted" - Supreme
Court OF Appeals Of Virginia.
G!eayes ct ais VS.. Terry.
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EDUCATIONAL.

MADAME GUlLLAUME is READY
vi to resume her CLASSES AND PRIl
NATE LESSONS IN FRENCH. Glasses
In French conversation will begin on
THURSDAY. October 18th, and FRIDAY.
November 9Th. Apply at east Grace
street ocil-su&th4t'
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George W. Mayo. Auctioneer.

BY virtue of decree Of the Chancery
Court Of the city OF Richmond IN the
suit OF Stern, trustee, ". Archer alu
others, / will sell. by auction. the entire
personal property IN the Ballard House,
the sale continuing until everything Is
Sold recommending at 1889 a. NJ,
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1896.
This sale is adjourned until WEDNES-
DAY. October 9th. in order 10 deliver tie
Furniture. &c. already sold.
ALL PURCHASERS Al THE PRE-
VIOUS SALES ARE EARNESTLY ki,-
OUESTED TO SEND FOR THE ARTl-
CLES BOUGHT AT THEIR EARLIEST
CONVENIENCE.
The next sale will embrace the Furni-
turc. Carpets, Hair Mattresses, &c, on
the third and fourth floors Of the hotel
After all the other Furniture, Comnlna-
ticn Lock safe, Kitchen Utensils, the Fur
niture in the cottage. Office furniture,
and a large variety Of miscellaneous aru-
Clcs.
This Furniture IS generally Of better
character than that of the Exchange
Hotel
TERMS: Cash.
30 LANE STERN. Receiver;
George W Mayo. Auctioneer. ocA
TRUsrEEs' AUCTION SALE
THE PLANT, GOOD WILL, AND
PROPERTY or THE MANCHES-
TER PUBLISHING COMPANY,
THE PLANT AND PROPERTY BEING
IN THE BUILDING No. 1000 HULL
STREET AND No. - SOUTH
TENTH STREET.
MANCHESTER, VA
BY virtue OF a deed of trust, dated
November IS. 1879 and recorded in the
clerks office OF the Hastings Court of
the said city IN Deed Book Is, page
100. default having been made in the
payment Of one OF the several notes
secured thereby. and being required 50
10 do by the holder thereof. the under
signed trustee will sell at public auction,
on the premises, on
TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF DC
TOBER, 1896. AT 4 O'CLOCK i. NJ.
the good Will plant. and property as
mentioned above, The plant and prop
erty consists Of one electric motor, one
water motor. one cylinder press. with
iobber Ciantons). one 14x20 &. and H.
press, one lOX1J G. and L. press. ono
SKI &. and J.. press. one small envelope
press. stereotype outfit. one (Dooley's)
paper cutter all shafting pulle IS. and
belts. An type, cabinets. stands. cOmDOs-
ing stones. printers ink. paper and
printers supplies. office furniture stoves,
and iron safe, and an additions to said
plant since November is, 1875.
TERMS: All cash.
r. p. PETTIGREW,
l.. 5. CLARK.
oc1G-1Ot Trustees.
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w ANTED'

w ANTEp' An
We have party who wishes TO -hI
buy a DWFf LING for cash on Grace.
erty with us We may sell IL for you.
Apply TO Il. NJ. WORKMAN & co,
Real Estate Agents,
oco5-1t 1913 east Main street.
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REMOVAL,

-~(0~~-0Or-0-0-c- 0~0-~-0-O-O-~D-~~0~~-~
ID EMOVAL.
DR.. ROBERT +. WILLIAMS has re-
moved his office to the Mt. VERNON.
CORNER THIRD AND FRANKLIN
STREETS. nc20,tu&su2ts
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a REGISTERED pharmacist wants I TO-
sition. Address SALOL. care 1isaes
Office.
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BY Vashon &. Lawrence
and
r. =. Chahin & Co. incorporated,
Auctioneers.
T RUSTEES s. SALE

RUSTEES' SALE
OF
THREE STORY PRICK STORE AND
DWELLING.
No. l25 NORTH SEVENTEENTH
STREET,
WITH LOT 16 1-2-12x69 1912 FEET.
BY virtue OF deed OF trust executed
70 the undersigned. dated 18th June, 1884,
recorded III the clerks Office OF the Chan
Gerry Court of the city of Richmond, in
D. b. 1872 A, page los, TO secure the pay
rnent of a certain debt default having
been made in the payment Of the same,
We will. being thereto required BY the
beneficiary of said deed, proceed 10 sell,
by auction. on the premises. on
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 8, 1895.
at 4:SO O'Clock p NJ, the property above
described.
Trims: Cash as TO expenses Of execut-
ing this trust ami $500. with interest
thereon rom 18th Of June, 1886. till paid.
balance upon such terms as the grantors
in said deed may prescribe and direct,
and in event of their failure to direct the
same, then at such time and In such man
ner as the undersigned trustees may an
nounce at the hour of sale.
GEORGE S. NASHON, JR.,
X. Il. CHAFEIN,
oc2itd Trustees.
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A GENTS WANTED. So DAILY SURE
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PERSONAL.
SCHOOL BASKE TS or lunch baskets
aren't often Offered to you al loo, hu,
ali th4s week you may have them at that
price, II you are not already supplied
please look them over: and have YOU
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MISS N. GALLAGHER has secured tho
services OF an artistic and stylish NIL
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. and IS
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AUCTION SALE y furniture a. p~sr7,s
vaa fseYce ~ 6& Mercer street -Trrs
aav. -4q-eoneeF =. a. i a'cigck shsrn.
" kertoa & TsuV,e wij eel the con, snfa
- etght aelt furnished rooms. Alag q
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NOTICE To CREDITORS AND STOCK
holders OF the Guarantee Loan and Trust
CoUnanT - Seattle, washington Inc
following IS statement OF SAs sSna Tt,,s.
Company az the time 81 the assignment
% the undersigned. rs shown ~ rs
-saG BY detailed examination BY tAe as
ssgnee- The nasure OF he business o.
this mortgage loan company mas iDNoN-
ed ihe checking over 81 niaasss1e ,S %
stances. 3 considerable sum. THIS mas
required a much longer time. ana post
poned the completion of the assignee IN
ventory and examination mhca oeyoHa
MS anticipation upon assuming the trust
ASSETS.
Bills receivable s-lelD =
Bills receivable rsdlscouaied -. -. - 20
Due from general ledger accounts 4.e5i 10
Insurance premiums advanced - %
Loans charged. arst mortgages 500 %
Loans charged. second mortgages le.oe- -
Mortgage interest coupons al a,- ..
vanced -....- ..--.-.-...-...-...-.- a.'S-s -
Overdue taxes advanced $500. i.soS 50
County. city and scaool district
warrants ..-.-... ..........,.-.++. l.eS -
Stocks AMI bonds ..............--.. l.soI g
P Essa from sars assaSi ,.... :: s.s !?
So4eCtloAs 49,. ..'.'..''.'-'''''' .a9 y.
Due from banks .....-........--.--. Segt =
Cash and cash items .......,....... s.'sS %
Total ...... .s4a2. ISL IS
LIABILITIES
Csnital stock 500 90 10
Undivided profits -........-....... SOS II
Time certificates OF deposit ...... 1850 %
Demand eerfIneates 81 deposit . "a rs 81
individual deposits ........... s2.sn II
Sayinrs daD,Sits .. A. ~ ~
Due 70 general ledger accounts $3.50 -
fvashier's checks Outstanding - fs4 IS
Certified checks outstanding 49,. oISS -
Reiiscnunts - .......... A. 30 %
Eills navahis ...,.,............. 1868 -
Due TO hanks ... S572 IS
Total .si42, 1871 IS
Seattle. WASH, September 10. lssS.
JACOB FtTRTH,
Assignee OF The Guarantee Loan and
Trust Company.
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BUTTER WORTH 4 SONS s1rE4rsa.z~s
arr eEa "a ser. eGrHfs lard axes.-..
ara g.As. 1s4e.@ 3zs. Pike q.
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MARTIN. 24H First avenue: carpet tscks
&c paper: lamp chimneys. for &c; pie
plates. for sc; tin buckets SC. loc and
l5c each: coal hods. l5c and &c; wash
boilers. heavy copper bottom, 6ec: full
size hammers. Sc 10 Zoe: hatchets. l0c.
granite sauce pans, 15c; granite pail, lsc;
stove pipe. &c a Joint; water pals, lec
10 15c each.
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A-sEr-sS-fsff v-~EETTI Ctosriir. o.
Tpr-f4ag Ser.errstser T. IssN Mr. Frank x.
ATKINS. az this city. and IlS< Mari Ca1Ea-
htil OF O0@r44l. o.
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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1896-06-12
Am EiOneSt

in every word / say about
Blanke's Roasted Coffee. /
really believe that it is the
best Coffee in the world.
This belief becomes stronger
q every day. My sales keep
growing, and people keep on
praising the Coffee.
The truth is that il Blanke's
Coffee was n poor brand, no
amount of lying would keep
mp the sales.
Price 33 1-3 cents.'a POUND.