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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-27
BY j. 3. Elan & Co,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
lib Main street
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
THE DESIRABLE TWO-STORY DE-
TACHED FRAME DWELLING.
No. q WEST JACKSON STREET
SOUTH SIDE JACKSON.
BETWEEN ST. JAMES AND PRICE
BETWEEN 81 JAMES AND PRIC

In execution Of a certain deed OF trust
dated July -. 1895 default having been
made in the debt secured. and being re-
quired so TO do by the beneficiary. the
undersigned trustee viii sell by public
auction. on the premises. on
MONDAY. AUGUST 81. 1896
at g o'clock j. NJ. the REAL ESTATE
described IN said decd. IL being the above
named convenienty-loc and desirable
property. the lot fronting 2si1 feet on
south side Jackson Strest between St
James and Price streets, running back
between parallel lines 1876 feet. more or
less. 10 an alley IS feet wide The dwell
ing being spacious and comfortable. con-
tanning eight rooms. with the usual con-
veniences. and in good repair. and there
IS also a good detached kitchen OF two
rooms on the lot.
TERMS. Cash as 70 expenses Of sale.
taxes. and the sum OF $i.2lO25. with In
terest thereon from July -. 1S96. aud the
residue at six and twelve months. by
negotiable notes with interest added. and
secured bv deed Of trust. II Is probable.
however. that other aud very liberal terms
win be agreed upon and announced at
sale j. Is. ELAN.
au2G Trustee
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n CONFEDERATE MUSEUM. IN THE
~ Davis Mansion, corner Iweilth ana
Clsv. h omen TO visitors daily from 10
A. NJ. To D l.. NJ. Admission. - cents,
except on Saturdays, when IL is free 20
the public. Annual membership ticket 81.
which admits the holder al al lines ,s'
life-membership ticket $40. aplo
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Tho King Of Pills is Beecham's'-
BEECHAM
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RICHMOND. VA.

Fifteen professors and INSTRUCTORS Full
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
T. NJ. WORKMAN & CO.,

REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND LOAN
BROKERS'.
Phone 2O8. 1913 EAST MAIN STREET.
Real estate bought sold. and exchanged.
Money loaned and 20 loan on Richmond
city real estate paying lender 6 per cent.
net Negotiable paper bought and sold.
Special attention given the collection Of
rents and liberal advances made thereon.
Rent List upon application. Correspond
cnco solicited au23su&th2t
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SUMMER RESORTS.
New SUMNER RESORT.
The BUCK ROE BEACH HOTEL
will be OF ned for guests on
GAqvrRDAY JULY 4IId.

This hotel IS DELIGHTFULLY."- altuated on
the Chesapeake Bay, about two niies
finest bathing beaches on the Atlantic
coast The hotel IS nicely furnished
everything new throughout, toilet and
bathrooms on every h0Or. The hotel and
grounds are lighted by incSndescent ana
are well night perfect Electric cars every
fff.en minutes for old Point Hampton.
and Newport News. Everything for the
comfort and pleasure OF the guests has
been nrovided The finest fishing and
Io.tlnc on tho Atlantic coast Terms:
So no So per day. $40 TO Slo per week.
Special prices 90 families Apply 10 X, G.
a. WAITE. Manager Buck Roe Beach
Hotel. Hampton. Va. (P. o. sddress.)
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OF virginia
CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA,

Next Session begins jih SEPT. 1uition Tree 20
Viginans IN ACCIDENTAL Department Best fciii'
ties for Instruction in Letters Science, Engineering.
Law Medicine. Write for catalogue ~
VII. n. THORNTON, LID, Chairman.
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cUAfAlER REST.

GUNNER REST.
This cooper i've vacation house, de-
Urhtfullv situated near Greenwood ll5
miles from Richmond, will be open TO the
ealf-supporting women OF Richmond I'LL
october LIST For terms and particulars
aoplv at office. I'll east Franklin street
Tuesdays and Fridays from $50 70 7
= NJ su9-su& th3w
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Richmond. Va, Aug 80. 1896.
HAVING QUALIFIED AS EXECUTOR
J | OF the estate of Mrs. KATE a. DOD-
son. all persons having claims against
said estate will present them. and all
persons indebted 10 said estate will please
make prompt payment
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Executor Kate A. DOdson.
No Is north TWenty-third street
au9O-thfw
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w ANTED. FROM SECOND STREET
W west. somewhere between Broad and
Main. a ROOM suitable for IL small. select
school Tor children. Address Miss H.. 300
east Grace street au2t-lt
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IL POTOMAC RAILROAD.

IN EFFECT MAY II. 1896.
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DIRFCT STEAMERS ,r wa J tnasse r ee,
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Ravarian Brass Band and other attrac-
tons. Tickets. l0c.. -Teturnable for leo
cream au27-1t'
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N ANTED. A SERVANT TO COOK
" and do house work for small FANNY,
Apply between the hours o. "1 ll..,'
O'Clock i'm the evening at . south Beech
street. between Main and Cary. aux -i''
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22

Professor Latta reports on alfalfa
which has bcun grown for several years
at the Indiana station. lie writes. AS
result Oft trials we find that alfalfa Is
moro feeble than clover 10 the start, and
il very Liable to be ohokcd by weeds tho
first scason. II increases In vigor until
tho third year at least, and thus main.
tnins itself bottor and longer Ia the soil
than "a common rcd, mammoth or nlsikc
clover In very dry scasons--liko 1896
lit may yield more hay than clover.
In normal Seasons II sometimes yields
less than clover. But two cuttings OF
alfalfa may b. expected the same SEASON
without irrigation. In any fertile vol
having sufficiently porous subsoil TO
permit Il 20 strike deep root into tho
lower, permanently moist earth, the
alfalfa will probably do well. IL Is said
to do best in light limo loans, under
laid with porous subsoil. Tho land
should DO thoroughly and deeply
drnined. and II tho suhsoil Is az all COM
pact Il may b. plowed % advantage.
suhsoil In the fall, but SOW tho seed in
the spring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22

becomes hard and fibfous, and stock
will discard half Of 1t in the manRer.
There Is thus a great loss in uvcrripe
alfalfa
An interesting experiment on feed
ing steers on alfalfa cut at different
stages Of ripcness Is reported in bulletin
81 OF the Utah experiment station. one
set u steers was fed from Dec. rs to
Feb. 81 ON alfalfa cut before It came
into bloom. Another sot was fed alfalfa
cut In early bloom, and u third act,
completely out Of bloom. The results
wcrc very decidedly in favor u tho
carly cut The steers fed on early cut
made an average gain II thrcc-quarters
Of pound u day. those fed ON medium
cut made an average gain Of one-half
pound, and those fed on late cut one
quarter pound a day. Set 1 gained 2os
pounds; set 2, 1856 pounds; set 3, "a
pounds Tho table giving the amount Of
hay eaten by oacn sct shows that the
early cut was best rolishcd This sot ate
5,s02 pounds. The steers fed ON medium
cut ate 1850 pounds, and the set ON lato
cut 5,Gil pounds
This experiment would show that ono
ton Of early cut alfalfa produces M much
beef ~ two tons ~ late cut. Professor
Sanborn. tho writer Of the bulletin ~.
ferrcd To-, states that this experiment Il
not Ia accord with trials made by him
with timothy. aud not In full accord
with experiments with red clover.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22

Tickets will DO sold on following
dates. From Ogden, Bingham, SPRING
Vile, Silver City and intermediate
polnip, from October 8rd 10 9th, In.
elusive; tickets limited 10 October 18Th
1896. From all other points October
2nd TO 0,h inclusive; tickois limited 10
October 10Th, 1896 except Grand June
lion, Ffuita anu Cisco at which points
tickets are ON sale only on October Ord
aud 9TH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22

Tho direct limo to Kansas City, st.
Louis and Atlantic Eeaboard, Is via
the Missouri Pacific Railway, from
Pueblo. Through sleeping and chair
caTs, And all connections made In
Union depols in thu day time. IL you
arc aoing East and care for day light
ride through the grandsst ncenery OF
the Rocky Mountains en- route, see
that your ticket roads via Missouri
Pacific Railway. Elegant chair cars
pofltlvsly free TO holders OF regular
itnin tickets.
u Morlsn Block. Salt Lake CiL2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22
Silks and Dress Goods.

beauty taste and elegance all previous efforts Never have
shown
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22
WHEN TO CUT ALFALFA.
Praetics Among Utah Farmers - AlfAii'
Hay Mt tho Utah station.


Hay Mt tho Utah station.
The question ~ 70 the proper time
TO out alfalfa is one OF the most impor'
tant and also one least understood
There Ia no better hay than alfalfa when
properly cured and cut at tho right
u.pe. Authorities differ as 10 the stage
Of ripenoss at which any Of the hay
crops should bo cut, There are few re-
corded experiments ON this point But
all seem to recognize tho necessity OF
early cutting. How early sooms TO be
the debatable point. In Utah, accord
ing TO ~ Utah correspondent OF Ameri'
can Agricultural. among the best farm
ems the practice is TO cut early when
the hay il intended for dairy cows. ana
not 80 early for horses. When alfalfa
reaches certain stage Of ripeness' II
rapidly deterlorates in quality, 1T soon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-22

For sale by z. c. NJ, l., Clark FL.
diedge & Co. Western Hardware Co.,
Salt Lake Hardware Co, and Geo. A
Lowe. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Evening journal., 1896-07-27
SUNDAY IN CHURCHES.
Large Attendances the Rule
Despite the Hot Weather.
COLONEL GEORGE " Balm AT GRACE

re Talked EIoquencs to = Large Con-
course OF People Last Night on the
Evils OF Iotsmpsrsnce-Oth Services
In DIR. Husburd's aud Othsr Places Of
worship.
Grace M T.. Church WAS filed TO over
flowing last evening by representative
cltizenp, members Of the congregation
ana OF the w. @. r. u who had
gathered to listen TO superb lecture by
Colonel George w. Balm. OF Lexington.
KY, on "Our National Sin" Colonel
Balm was introduced BY Rev. Merritt
Hulburd, s. T. ID who referred to him
as the only mau In this country who
could Eli the vacancy caused by tho
death OF John 7. Gough.
The theme OF the lecture was, Of
courne, the liquor traffic, and tho colonel
IN eloquent and convincing argument.
showed how the vexed liquor question
can only bo solved by the suppression Of
the traffic, the wedding out OF the saloons
and tho removal OF temptation from
every community IN the land
The lecture was givau under the aus
pices Of the w. o. T. U ana at It's con-
olusion = collection was taken for the
benefit OF that organization.
Rev. DR.. Hulburd ncted as leader at
the Epworth League meeting last oven
ing, and President w. II. Smith made an
extended report Of his visit to the Osean
Grove convention
At the morning service Row DR.. HUI
burd preeohed from Philemon 10, the
therue being Paying Debts" A coilec
ticn WAS taken to be used as the chureh's
contribution to the payment of the debt
on the Missionary Society, and nearly
$500 WAS raised, far in exvess OF the
amount spportloned to the congregation
Next Sunday evening tho pastor will
resume his lectures on "aeroes of the
Faith" with John Calvin AZ his theme.
At the Sunday school sarvlce at 30
yesterday morning there WAS fairly
good attendance. Professor w. A.
Reynolds gave an interesting lecture or
talk on tho lesson OF the day, and Rev.
DR.. Hulburd also spoke. urging an In
creased effort on the part OF those pres
ent TO add to the attendance at the
school during the heated term.
Rev John ID Hanna preached a special
sermon 10 about fifty members Of the g.
A X. At Union M. K Church last night.
Rey. A. B. DunswAy. d. d of Church
land, Va, preached two interesting ser
mons at Second Baptist Church yester
day
Raw. J. Y Sutton presched at Bethany
Baptist Church yesterday.
The twilight services held at Weeley
Ia. E. Church last night were very
largely attended
Professor e r sherman, Of Temple
College, Camden, preached at Harrison
street NJ n church yesterday.
The annual camp meeting OF tho Local
Preachers and Exhortera Association vii
begin at Leslie station on the Baltimorl
, / and Ohio railroad to morrow. Rev. W
T. Hammsrsley, Of North East, Md vii
have charge.
Evening journal., 1896-07-27
PASSED Away WHILE ASLEEP

william MoAteer Found Dead on Va
cant Lot where He Had Laid Down for a
Nap.
About 3 80 o'clock Saturday evening
William McAtoor and George CLARK
while passing near Lowering avenue and
Riddles road noticed John J. McAteer, q
cousin OF Wlllism' 8, lying asleep on a
door step. They woke him up
but 90 he did not seem to bs able to get
home easily they carried him to the
vacant lot, opposite, whore they left him,
thinking that when ne had slept off the
effects Of the liquor he had drunk, he
could get homo himself Shortly alter
wards William Horn, who had been with
McAteer duriug Saturday evening.
found where be was asleep and lay down
beside his friend.
About A 45 o'cl6ck Officer NeBrlds was
passing the lot and noticed the two men
lying there He Rwoko Horn aud told
him TO get Nc cAtser home. It was when
"a attempt was made 10 arouse McAteer
that he was discovered TO be dead. Nc
Bride notified SergeAnts Evans and
Black, who IN tura sent for Deputy Cor
oner Chandler. The body was then re-
moved to No. 1924 Lowering avenue, the
dead mans home, where Drs. Smith and
| Palmer held an autopsy yesterday after
noon. An Inquest will be held later.
McAteer was % years old and was
unmarried. He leaves mother. Mrs
Magaret. widow OF Michael McAteer
three brothers. William, now In Nil
waukee. Edward s.. aud James j., OF
Wilmington, aud f7s sisters, Midsef
Kate, Margaret. Mary. Annie and Agnes
He wSs carpenter b. trade and wa
4 hlehly respected by ali who knew him
IL Is thought that tho cause Of deett
was exoosure His sister stated thss be
bad complained of severe cold toI
ssversl d,ys, and had frequently hsd ht'
OF choking.
Evening journal., 1896-07-27
PETER ]. FORD SPEAKS.


he Sets nc Rest Rumor to the Effect
That a Deal Is q 10 Made TO Have
Him withdraw.
The Democratic political pot which has
been only simmorlng for the past week
or 30 began TO boil when q rumor was set
on foot TO the eject that's deal had bean
.consnnpated which would result In Mr.,
Foros withdrawal as a candidate for
governor, and secure for him the con-
congressional nomination In order 60 get
definite snd accurate information on the
subject the EVENING JOURNAL this
morning sent the following dispatch to
Mr.. Ford, who is at Atlantic City:
Reported that deal Is on foot for you
10 withdraw and accept Congressional
nomination. Is there any truth In lt 2"
In reply to the above dispatch Mr..
Ford wired &c follows:
Would not sccept Congressional nom
Ination II It was offered to me- VIII not
withdraw as candidate for governor under
any circumstances whatever. Principles
are involved and questions to be deter
niiued which have made conditions such
that | could not withdraw II ! wanted
to. PETER J. FORD"
The above correspondence speaks for
Itself aud Is sufficiently explicit to
satisfy the most arrant doubting Thomas.
Evening journal., 1896-07-27
PETER ] FORD'S CANDIDACY.

Expressions of Approval From Leading
oitissns OF Delaware In Every Walk Of
Life.
Peter j. Ford 10 undoubtedly good
business man." Beid J. Jackson Pierce,
"Rnd 4 very nice man socially. I think
that he would, II elected, make a good
public servant.
"As business man he has been won
derfully succs sssfnl," said Howell s. Eng
land, "That is proof Of his marked
ability No one doubts his Dem ocracy
He would make good executive in case
he should be nominated and elected
"Mr. Ford Is undoubtedly good busi-
moss man." npld Clerk Of the Peace B
Fosrd, who wishes to see bis old political
friend aud co lAhorer, Columbus Wat
kins, noninatsd. bat who Is honest
enough TO be just TO other candidates.
"Ho has good standing In the business
world aud In the Democratic party and
has bad It for years.
"Mr Ford Is a self made man." said
City Solicitor Robert G.. Hartman. He
Is able, courteous and enterprising, and
Is aud ever has been O staunch Demo
crat. Aside from this he has been an
active worker for the party, ard II be
were elected governor. l feel assured
that be would make an admirable one
Ia every respect
81 am for Peter J Ford FOR governor
Ia this manner Receiver Of Taxes John
T. Dickey began bis interview. be-
lieve that &c Ia New Castle oaunty'a turn
TO have the nomination. Mr.. Ford will
believe get the nomination, and II he
does you mey bs sure that bs will make o
good run and bs elected. At the State
Convention he will undoubtedly have a
majority of the delegates from this
county
Patrick NeRry, superintendent Of con-
struction Of the new Federal Building,
Is credited with having 10 charge the
hoom of De John J. Black, OF New
| Castle. An EvgEIHG JOURRAL reporter
called upon Mr.. Neary at bis office and,
/ with smile on his face, asked him for
an interview on Mr. Ford's candidacy.
I'm not q j1dge," replied Mr. Neary,
laughing
why you've been rseognIz,d iudg'
Of governors for the past ten or iifteeT
years" said the reporter.
lob, you're mistaken" he said. Ia
not e Judge" and his mouth went u
/ with snap.
MT Eofu IL very kOou mhut hol'
Joseph S. Dunlap, foreman of construc
tion At the new Federal Building. IS
regard him s5 such both from a business
and political stand point. | behave tbs
be would mske very strong candidete
and, II elected, there would BE- no aues
tlon as to his making good governor. "
81 regard him as good cillxsn and
good Democrat" said ex Rspresentetiv
" ~ IT IL
good governor II elected" "
II regard hin As man Ct indomnits
] be energy and marked executive ability,
! said Judge Ball, Of tha Municipal Oouri
4 II bslisvs ths. he would make Que q
l the beet governors that Delaware eve
! had, replied City Tax Cillector kngen
. NJ. Ssyers in answer TO the reporter
r question "He is hrst-clsss ma
Evening journal., 1896-07-27
INFLAMMATION NeWs NoTEs.

About 500 persons went 10 Atlantic City
on Saturday on the excursion OF the employ ea
OF the Augustine Mills,
-"Backbone and Character" was the sub
iect of Rev NJ l. Hutton's entertaining leu
lure to young men at the Y. NJ. @ A. yester-
day afternoon,
There was a rush at the city tax Office to-
day, many taxab es seeking ID take advAn-
tage OF the July rebate.
Give the baby sterilized milk from
Diamond Dairy. 2o6 jefferson st. Phone S'u.
Also best quality of milk cream and butter.
The Kirmess Committee OF Sacred Heart
Church held a meeting last night and decided
10 no q a Kirmess as In the past three years.
about the last OF August.
The s0uthbound p w. q B. express. usu-
ally leaving Wilmington az IL o'clock, was u
minutes laro this m01ning.
There ia a movement among bicycle deal
ers To close their stores every evemds VIII
the exceptionof Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Register Of Wills Crossan has granted iot.
ters ef administration upon the estate OF
Henry W. Zimmerman and letters testSnen-
els 4. and George j. Kelley.