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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 19-Ser-
vices Incidental and preparatory 10 the
installation of Rev. Or. n. j. COnaty as
rector Of the Catholic University 10 sue
coed Bishop Keane. began this morning
with the celebration OF mass at O'Clock,
and the new rector made his solemn pro-
fession Of faith A large number Of DR..
Conaty's friends fro3 Massachusetts, and
New York accompanied him TO Washing
ton and will take part i'm the services to-
day The installation proper begins at 1
o'clock this afternoon az the University,
and will be largely attended by prominent
Catholic clergymen from an parts ~ the
Eastern States and by local disnitaries Of
the church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
A TIMELY TOPIC
What the Loading Papers Say About the
Great Danger az These Days.

Great Danger Of These Days.
The leading question OF the day among
scientific men. and IN tho leading papers,
II the alarming increase Of pneumonia,
the dcath-ratc showing an Increase OF
over FIVE HUNDRED PER CENT.
within the last few years. DR.. GouVer-
ncur NJ. Smith, In an article In the Medl-
cal Record says that while medical art
has advanced of recent years I'm many
directions. so far as pneumonia Is con-
cerned science has shrivelcd.' The New
York Sun. writing on this subject says.
"The great increase IN the fatality or
pneumonia IS very alarming, especially
as the disease carries off so many in the
fullnoss Of life and health" The New
York Herald says: considering the I'M
bending weather changes. this dread dis
case opens its campaign very vigorously.
Surgeon General Moore. OF the army, in
his annual report. says: Tho principal
cause OF death IN the army Is pneumonia
There is one thing that every doctor.
every surgeon, and every nurse does upon
the first appearance of pneumonia, and
that e. TO stimulate the system. The life
IS weakened. and must be stimulated TO
throw off this terrible disease Pure spir-
its do this: impure spirits do not The
amount Of Duny's pure malt whisky used
by the doctors and nurses IN the land, in
case OF pneumonia. IS enormous. Great
care should be exercised i'm securing the
genuine. and great promptness In taking
Il on the approach Of the first symptoms.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20


IChAIOND. EREDENlCkSBDA a.
IL pCrDN.t ftAIINDAD
ScHEDTrTJr TI TTFAf.-r IAN TO- fSg1.
ff1GtNSll' tfi, -s,1ltEET STATION.
$40 A n DalIv ....nf lfnnI.rs. CONE
49, " " ,..,,T ,,..., .-l.t fur
80 -'i ,....,.It Nortn.
~ .0'' .-'. E-I rf.orill
~. ~" ADJ p..'I,..r ,ir- So
On -~i'', " .,. ro.-
'~'ia ei'..' ~ '-"--
r.oo ~ -'1 rI..t., and
NV ~ u 4alt5 "a F,IEI.
Ioii't9 ~ I'd. ., l5'.o.a.I
As.iiillu. "y 'oi 1f.If,ri
49, -'.1'' 1890 summit
$500. 2 t.,'.,is End
tr' 49, .n-D' i i,,,,,f.,,,r er
,9.o, n " l-1 "1ot. ''''..- for
'-''' ~ ,V.l'tJi 800 ,.d rnirfs North.
i.li .'.n Allan.
1ebi9r, T.H.t,.u ufforI'
tr'i.t.-t,. t.l-,.- I,,olre ari
lNdewater Iarl0r-Car. also.
connects with Congressional
Limited at Waehn.---.
IFS L. NJ I4Ilv f0r WASHINGTON ana
points North. Stous at EIba.
Ashland. boswell Milford.
Tredericksbure Brooke. and
Whitewater and other stations
Sunday. slnnr.~ If.nrIoud 10
Nro y-rJ
ARRIVE -sTRrrr STATION.
$40 A. NJ. D1iv. sf0rs III Underwater.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
BY T. NJ. Wortham q CO..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneefs'
1913 east Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE or NICE DWELlls.,,
j ING, CONTAINING ABOUT SIN ~
ROOMS, No. 90 SOUTH LAt kfb
STREET AND "A FEET OF GROg y -
IINNING BACK BETWEEN lkkL , = :
LAR LINES TO CHERRY STREE =
THE REAR. AND FRONTING THERE
on % FEET.
by virtue Of two deeds OF trust the
first dated the 18th OF July. 1851, ana re-
corded ga Richmond Chancefy Court III
j. r. I3s u. page 30. and the second dhteu
May &. 1895. and rccorGcd In the same
clerks office. y. =. lH j, page Sl6, 10
Frank -. I'D. trustee, default HAVING
been made and being required by w
beneficiary so 10 do. ! will sell, at pupic
auction, on the premises. on -
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY %. 1877,
at a O'Clock T.. NJ, the property apoNe
mentioned This is an opportunity Io'
some one 10 buy bargain. IL
TERMS. Cash as to expenses OF Aais
and enough to pay two notes 81 4I'lyJ t.hu
500, respectively, and interest IRON july
b. 1896. balance on easy terms ana an
T. NJ. WORKMAN.
Substitute Trustee In both deeds'
ja9-td
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

hIlhNliU GUASl LINE.
schEDCLE LfRLCIlkE JAN. -, 1875.
TRAINS LhAF 4 ,,s FesSHAOND-ONAoN
500 A. NJ, Arrive petersburg s.5l A. NJ.
Norfolk IFS a. n stops onit
az fotefsDurg, Waveriy, and
s:O5 A. NJ, Arrives Petersburg $50 A. NJ.
Weldon 40 A.. NJ, fayette-
Willie tl9 l.. d.. Charleston
ll.-J r. a., savannah y 80
a.. Jacksonville 40 a. ".
lott Tampa $40 p. N,
Connects AT wilson with No.
A., arriving G0ldsDOro 800 r.
81, Wilmington 3.iJ \. NJ
Pullman Sleeper New YORK 10
7.55 2. NJ. Local. arrives Petersburg SO
+. N Makes aid stops
80 L. NJ, Arrives Petersburg SIS +. NJ
Make local stops X. and q
7:SO p. M. Arrives Petersburg s.0i p. v,
connects with y a. ". for Nor
ilIN and intermediate points.
l.mporit flD connects with
\ A. u. Tor stations between
mporIa and Lawrcnceviie).
Weldon Peg NJ fayette-
~ a. a.. Savannah SIC 4.
~. Jacksonville 100 l.. a.,
NEW LINE TO 'MIDDLE
Aiken = A. NJ, Augusta 80
A. NJ, Macon \ A. ga At
SleeDcrs New York 90 WIZ
mngion. charleston, Jackson
Vile. Port Tampa, Aiken. AI-
1850 P. NJ. Arrive peteTs'5ars 1925 p. NJ.
Lynchrurg $50 s ST.. Rel-
n0ke $50 A NJ. Bristol ms
a. NJ. Pullman Sleeper Rioh-
mOnd tO LNurhnure
l2:2s A. y, Arrives Ictcrsburs l.l0 a. 81.
Weldon 5l r. So. .ieuder.on
"a a. AI. Raleigh p. ~ 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

LLAt j. l-lALl-4t4aD ID.
3,O5 i. NJ. 80. a., local cAlre s Mondays.
Melne days. al4 Irilaya. ior West
Point and intermediate stations.
Connects Wltl stage at Lester Manor
Tor MalkerICn, also 90 West Point
with steamer for Baltimore. stops
al all stations.
4.35 p. ~. so. l6. Baltimore limited.
daily except sundays. for Ne.t
Point, tlcre making close connection
ON Mondays. Neaue days and Erl-
DAYS with steamer for Baltimore
900 NJ. 80. a.. Local Mixed.
Leaves daily except Sunday from
Nirginfl-StIcer STATEN FOR West
point and intermediate stations.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
e1l A. NJ. Daily except Monday.
1910 4. n. Mondays Wednesdays. and
Friday.
500 =. NJ, Daily except Sunday.
From West Point and intermediate
Steamers leave West Point az 600 +. NJ
NondaVs. Wednesday ana fridays. and
Taltiuore az 100 l.. NJ. Tuesdays. Thurs
DAYS, and Saturdays
Ticket Office a. station ioot or virginia
street omen from 900 a. NJ. 10 500 Il.
Nj and from $3.50 L. NJ. 20 \. NJ. City
ticket Office 905 east Main street
No CIrLP. ". 4. TURK
o. franc Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
w. III. GREEN. General Superintendent.
WashirgfCn. -. Q.
&c HORTON. TRAY. Pass. Agent.
900 east Main GtrAAI hJahnaSHA 50,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
BY Charles a. Rose,
Real Estate and Loans,
No. II north Tenth street.
u EREMPTORY EXECUTORS SALE
or
VALUABLE CENTRALLY LOCATED
MAIN STREET RESIDENO--,
No. 20S EAST MAIN.

pv reouoet Of the executors Of the late
Samuel r. Iathr0D. j viii sell the above
described property ON the premises on
FRIDAY. JANUARY %. 1891
at 4.30 =. NJ. This DWELLING Is iaIse
and commodiOus and splendldly punt,
with three stories and basement ana
contains rooms with 4-rCom delach','
kitchen Tho LOT fronts 81 feet I inch
on the northern limo of Main street. ek-
tending back between parallel lines ll9 ~.
more or less. 10 paved wide alley ln tie
rear. Also wide side alley OWING 10 us
location. the substantial manner III "llloi
This house is built. and the general pop
ular demand for such property, the on-
portunity presented is rare one ana
Should attract the attention OF bOih IN
VestOrs and hOmc-scci.rs.
TERMS. Liberal and announced at SAFE
CHARLES 4. ROSE.
ja1G171920.g.22 Auctioneer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

eIIAWEoAl>-
Bay Line James River Route
for Baltimore.
Close Connection for All Points
North.

Appointed sailing days, every
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
at sP. NJ Freight received daily
until & p. n. E.-yaat stlte-rooms,
heated by steam and lighted by
electricity.
For tickets, st3te-r00 q reserya-
tons and further n.0r0ltion, ap-
ply to h NJ T. lN.N'
General AGENT $50 Z. Nlia st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

TRUsTEEs' SALE or DESIRABLE
I DWELLING. No. Cll SyD II
LAUREL STREET CONIAlNINpo
ROOMS. WITH BATH CITY WAIEk'@c',
on EAST SIDE LAUREL BETWEEN
CHINA AND HOLLY STREETS;
ALSO. A VACANT LOT NEAR CHIN.
HORAZO PARK. ON SOUTH LINE or
BROAD STREET. NEAR THlltIl-.
SIXTH STREET. FRONTING 81 Ftl-I
AND EXTENDING BACK TO NATION
Al CEMETERY ROAD.-Bv virtue OF a
certain decd of trust. dated October y,
1906 recorded IN Richmond Chancefy
Court December o 1880. and in bemfico
County Court in ID. B. l5i b. page ~ 10
the undersigned trustees. default having
been made in the payment OF me hote7
therein secured. and being required 10y tho
bcpefciaries So TO do. we VIII sell, al pup
lie auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY %. 1897.
nj o'clock j.. NJ. the above-described
DWELLING. and at o'clock i. NJ the
ahove-de.crihcd VACANT LOT
TERMS. Cash as 90 expenses or SAFE
and TO ray the sum of $500. with interest
from October -. 1856. balance ON easy
terms. and 10 Doe announced mt sale.
ROBERT LECKY. JR..
JACKSON BRANDT,
Trustees
Jackson Brandt & Co, Agents. Auc-
ti0ucers. ial9-ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
EAlIEO ADS.

Ca(.N Chesapeake atil sl5: and
~2gnuTg > 0hiV l'~i'"uJ'
EFFECTIVE JANUARY l. 1891.
TRAINS LEAVE hICHMOND.
BROAD-sIhEEI STATION.
$50 A. NJ, Daily. with Chair Car for
locaI stations, Newport News.
Old Point, NoTlolk, aud Ports
mouth. Connects daily villa
ola Dominion steamships Tor
az5 p. NJ. Daily with Pullman, Tor
local stations. Newport New.
Old Point. Norfolk. and Ports
mouth.
1000 A. 81. Local train. except Sunday.
fer W. Clifton Forge. Con-
meets at GordOnsWlle tor
orange. Culpeler CaNerton,
Manassas. AleNandria and
washington: 40 Union station.
S S1qs az B1sic iSSFF Ha aais
town.
PAS =. NJ. Dauy. with Pullmans TO GIN
ciuuati, Louisville, ana ~.
Louis. Stops only al lmportaN1
stations. Meals served OF ON
ING cars. No Z. Local Tram.
except Sunday. follows aOO.e
train from Gordonsyille 10
ELA4nANNs t-...,
$3.50 L. NJ, Accommosdatli,oon,i e eS,iid sun
HOO p. NJ, Daily i.r Ci i,inRidb VA. VA,
and (;ordonsviue 20 tlnclhnati
and Louisville. means Sc
On dining cars. tonh'tt' az
Stanton Except sunday TOT
1ytnrhester VA. and az GOV
ington Va. daily Tor Virginia
ll0r Springs.
UpAINs LEAVE EIGHTH STREET
Al paiIv' Ion Lynchburg. Lexing-
DIV - ton, Va, and Chltoh lv.snt
Connects az Brtm0' tkNete
Sunday, for Rosney az ~
burg, daily, WIN ~. q -
r.. and the coH'I tsa,'tG ana
az ~ CLIFTON Forge with 10.
for Cincinnau. rol,l no.
NV = - commOdation Tor Ooluin.la'
TRAINS ARRIVE Ar RICHMOND.
BROAD STREET STATION
,9:ss9 a 81 DAILY. from Norfolk and Old
e.qo = NJ DaiIy, from Cincinnati and
'''' Louisville
$50 p. NJ. Daily from Norfolk ana Ola
7.5P. NJ. Except Sunday from " Clif-
too Forge. ..,...,
TRAINS ARRIVE ElGh ID lFLl-t
$50 A. NJ. Except Sunday from CO.
lumni1.
$50 p. NJ. Daily from Lynchburg. Ley
ington. Va. and CLIFTON Forge.
join ID. ~ -,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

Richmond. Va, Jan. p. 1897.
4 MEETING OF THE 5IOChHOLD-
= ERS ,f the MORRIS q HAsCOM
MANUFACI RING COMPAA4 viii DE
held ON FEBRUARY g. 1890 al thclr office.
no. T. south Tenth street, az j. O'CLOCK
noon. in the city on Richmond. VI.
j. T.. O.. MORRIS.
fo--c1t President
The Columbian Pudding and Loan Asso-
citation AZ Richmond Va.
January %. l,HI
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
OF STOCKHOLDERS OF tlis assoc
citation viii ls held AZ The Office Of the
association. in the Planters National
Bank buildirr. corner Twelfth and Main
streets. Richmond. Va. on WLDNES-
DAY. January 9th. 40 10 81.
T.. ID. AYLITr.
Secretary and General Manager.
faI2-tl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

VI MANS SONS.
Best GRADUATED sugar, per pound.
Light, sugar nearly white, per ID. "a
Best California Hams. per pound.
Good salt Pork, per pOund..........
Pure Lard. Per pound .................
Best tomatoes. = cans Tor ............ .
Best Corn. cam .......+.......s.. -
cans California Table Peaches Tor. -
Boston baked Beans, IA tomato
sauce, per can ........-.--..-..--..- %
10 bars Octagou-Shape soap lcr.-.- -
North Carolina Roe Hcrrings, So
kcg. OF per dozen. 10
Tea Dust. good as any Tea you ever
drank, per pound ...................' ~
Shclled Almonds, per pound. ~
l-pOund box La FavOrita Powders. I'D
Fresh soda Crackers. per pound. J.
Vanilla Crackers. &C., or IDS. loi' -
Good Tea, per pound ............;....' ~
Best Laguayra Ccffoc, roasted, per go
lOuNu ...---....- ..s..ss.s.ssss '''s'''
Carolina Rice. per pound ....-...'''
Large bars jefferson soap, bar.''''' =
Eating Apples. peck ......-..-.'''. 40
Large Irish Potatoes, peck ......''.' -
l-pOund blocks BOncless Codhsh...' o.
4 pounds French Iruncs for -.,.....;.. -
s. ULLMAN.S SON,
ls20-ls22 east Main and SO east Marshali;
Phones 3i0 and 81. uo'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
Atlanta, New Orleans, Augusta
Macon, Chattanooga, Nash
vile, Memphis, Texas.


10. AO3.--'sThe Atlanta Special" leaves
Richmond. DAILY, nc 1880 hisht Tor
Henderson, (Auive Dufhlm dolly. except cua-
Say Raleigh Sanford. 0ouiheu Pines. winning
ton Wadesbor0 Monroe, Charlotte lantoiuies
Shelby. Ruth rordf0n. Chester Clinton. Urecn-
wool AbbovIllc E.beri0n, Athens. ATLAS -
Augusts. Macon haf.fno0ga hasbflis. hehpn =
IeTas hc1ra. california bod tla w es va
Memphis. Solid Limited Train, 0iia PullmAA
y ~ slssDsr 61a Vesubuled ccaoa1
No. At.-"rhs q. "a. =. Efpfess , isssrs
at,hwond. DAILY. 80 200 am iai 5' '...t
- lDurham daily except 9nna-ll Il.
S.rfor9 southern Plnss whining ''h' De...
-, Monroe Charlotte Chester N"Dt'"' 80
- AbbsvlUo Eibsrtou Atleua. \ ,i--...t,.,I.
tqacon Pensacola. Chattanooga r,,
Sf-,,,his Montgomery New % cans i-.-.s
s,rn ,nd tic Southwest Nis New 1n,t..l
800 Train. with puNman scrpc'a al" S''eN'''
g. 4 sensr Hamlet 10 Wiimingion.
arr,ve Rieiunond. ssoa.u, 40 pm daily
rort,k.t.. baggage chccas, sleeping or rear
vNseLs eto, apply 70
.M.BOVWfS. Sol. Fassr AGENT
sss Fast Nails ST., RlCHnOSe' Va
vs- sssv. g..,.pr,,ii,ai i-d o'asfai H'''Tf'
zAH.urs. e.a-rsi sass-.s.'af''..
- -.,...e q l. ANDERSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
Security Bank Of Richmond.

Security Bank of Richmond.
Richmond Vac December 1886
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING or rlE
STOCKHOLDERS OF mis- bank VIII
lie held on THURSDAY January. =, ls9i,
at their banking house, llpi easy Main az
o'clock p. N. A. d.. hl.A 70
JAZZ 'ashler'
~ HE FOURTH ANNUAL MEETING
of the STOCKHOLDERS OF lne
COAfTERCTAL BUILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION VIII Dee held ut the office
If the association Nc N3 cast Main
street. ON THURSDAY, February 3 ly1
at j. o'clock VI. ..............,
fao0-tft Secretary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

IN TTTTTT- I'D = 10 y = n II I-"T1
MEETING or THE STOCKHOLM
y Frs Of THE TIMES COMPANY viii
be nold M The office of the company. in
tho city Of Richmond. GA MONDAY, the
III day of FcIruar. 1907 200 =. ~
A. R. HOLDERBY. JR,
fa17-td Secretary and Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20
WITH THE SICK.

Miss Dolly Amos is confined to her home
on Eighth street with the grin.
Mrs. Cora Tally is detained at home on
Eighth street with a slight indisposition.
Mr.. ii. II. Pollock was able 20 be at his
place OF business to-day. after being 1e-
tanned at home with the grippe.
Mr.. w. ID. Dent Is able 10 be out. lie
has been sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Henry j. Nunnally is still quito
sick at her residence on Tenth and De-
cetur streets.
Mr. Henry Brands. who recently left
this city with the store-house force Of
the Southern Railroad Company for At
lanta, Ga. has been promoted To tho po-
sition of storekecper at Louisville. Ky.
Apropos OF General Lees birthday, Al
bert Bolts. who drove the personal sup
My wagon OF General Lee during the war.
IS resident Of clopton, few miles from
the city.
Miss Gusta and Master Eddie Elk, Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-20

Jackson Brandt & CO., Agents. Auc-
tinnners. l-Il-ul
, 1897-10-28

Old Joe Foster. who is n familiar figure
around Co~nshohocken, YVES elected to make
n collection for tho burial Of n ~coloref
friend. 1t took much perseverance on the
part of Joe to raise the mount, hut hi
finally succeeded, and the funeral became
IN assured feet.
Tho Rossips, however, could not allow
the occasion to pass u%nhecdcd, and just ms
the old preacher was in the midst of his
discourse Joe overheard the following
dialogue between two dusky damsels: 81
wondah what Mistab Fostah nm n-gwint
fob to do wifi de money dat am left ovah. >
II dunno what, but you know Mistah
Fosrah."
.Joe's blood boiled, and in n t%winklina
be had interrupted the preacher and was
calling for tho funeral director. "Mis,ah
Undahtakah," he exclaimed. show much
AM youah hill:" Eighty four dollars
was tho reply. Don please glib me n re,
ceipt in fun, " sai.. Joe as he counted out
the moncy
After the transaction had been compief.
ed, amid much wondermcnt, Joe APP
preached the two women who had caused
all tho trouble. Miss Isabella .Iohnsing. ="
he said. loud enough for everybody To
hear, "henh am yo' do!lah back, an. Miss
Georginna Jefferson, heah am yo' doliah.
OATS de two dollais what was left ovah,
an dis am de way MIstah Fostah d~iSpnses
ub de s%uhplus." Then the services were
allowed to proceed. - philadelphia Review.
, 1897-10-28
FOR POST MORTEM USE.
Why = Mountaineer Would Not Sell His
Crop of Walnuts.

ASH pulled up out of the stoepest part
Of the Cumberland mountain road and
drove along the bench Of the mountain,
with a beautiful view OF down the valley,
] stopped n umC to gaze upOu the love-
illness of nature and to b; 4,tiic in deep
drafts of the inviaorating m%ou"aain mir.
AT u turn into n little recessed vale M
der the crag stood u vino clad cabin much
better in apr oarancc than any | had seen
sisce crossing over 10 the Tennessee side
Of the mountain. About il was II thrifty
little mountain farm, and on the wood pile
in front sat n solemn specimen of the male
mountuincer.
"Good morning" ! said. Can you tell
me where william Skaggs ~livcsE'
"What do you want Nv him, strappcr:"
he replied.
There WAS no use Of contcndirg II point
on the ground that it twas ncncu ii IS husi.
ness what l wanted with Mir, Sk>gps, he
cause | WIS sure to gain ,EniLiug iy it
So ] submitted.
~ understand he has some walnut trees
for SALE" | said.
"He bain't got my now
"How do you know" | asked in sc,ra
surprise, for the usual mountulnocr is
not so communicative.
"Cazo I'm william Sknrrs. ard | reckon
l ought to know what Biil's got"
"Oh, ] bee your rHId"n," | Fashioned to
explain. "Gf cuur-o | did not know who
you were. They told me mt Gray S Mil
last night that you had II lot of walnut.
well, they wuZ ulOut Luli right. stran-
ger, but Stree day lct0ru yistiddy things
has changed The ~Skargsrs Ins had u srTim-
mage with tie Hankiuscs, and there's like
ly to 10 war fer the next six urU'hs Gr q
year. IInr's uluut IL men On oar ziGe to
about 30 on t'uthyr side. lut they rIr pore
white trash livin in h|CplCus. kirGCr, while
we has places like this, sweeping his
hand toward his house and farm land we
air proud Nv ourselves and amt rOin to
git below tie level that We sir usutcT.
That's why thar amt no walnut trees fer
sale. Every n NV them IiankirsCs thnr
we mir goin 30 do away with is lOip to his
last rest in a waller poplar iux, but when II
Skalgs has II funeral yuun sec him pCin
down to his last rCStin place in II walnut
roilin. That. what, and them trees NV
minc1l furri.h the timber. That's Why
they amt fer sale, mister, jist NJ present. "
Washington star.
, 1897-10-28
OF SPEECH.



Two men stood at, Nassau and Fulton
streets and watched II dude who was hav,
ing his shoes Polished. A friend OF the
dude canio along and said:
"Regina!d, why did you not come las:
Tuesday, as you rrOmis,d."
"Oh, | would have went. but | could
not" no replied. regardless Of grammar.
The taller of tho VT men who over.
heard the conversation wa William A,
Eddy, the scientific kite licr and inventor,
whose nerial photographs have attracted
attention. He smiled and said: THAT
young mar would, | am sure, resent any
correction of his grammar. ! know how
dangerous i: is to tainper with ones Eng.
lish.'
Ibid somebody shoot at you for sug.
costing rroTer srcechY"
81 lost n valuable assistant by attempt.
Ing to make u correction in his mode of
expressing himself. Ho was in my labo
ratory In Bayonne, n. j., helping me to
construct II ~tnilless Kite. when he remarked
thas he would hand mo them things
With n gentle, falling infection of the
voice ! said. 'Roicrt, do not say 'thcm''
things. but those" things His putrioian
ire was nrG~scd, ard, iaCing NJ rs if be in
tended to fight, he priltcd his teeth and
aln'ost hisscG: Il VIII give you to under.
stand that ] come from u fine family, one
of The best in Jersey. aud, blank it. Fir. you
have no right TO correct Ivy grammar
With that /" gave up his job and walked
out
what is tho morals'
alt is thar it is happier by far to put
ones pride and family ahovcany sclccisms
or OBJECTIONS OF speech. Kew York Com
mercial.
, 1897-10-28

The sale OF the Union Pacific which
WIN take place at Omaha next Monday
includes only the main line of the road
from Omaha to Ogden, leaving the Kan,
Pacific to be sold at a subsequent
date. Grover Cleveland's agreement in.
u both roads and it was his pur.
pose to let them go for S45, O00, 900. I'm,
der the agreement made with the Nc.
kinley administration, the main line
will bring more than $5S, 000, OO0-the
full amount OF the government loan
and the settlement of the Kansas Paci-
&c debt, according to Mr. Mckenna, will
probably be made upon terms fully as
favorable,
, 1897-10-28
HELPING A FRIEND.


Their ARE those who s.y unkind things
.. the late Pan Vooii,ccs," remarked n
prominent Republican from the state Of
lndinna, hut whatever may he said it Is
politlcal and not personal, for the man
had one slide to his nature that the whole
world could admire, and that Iart of it
winch knew did admire and love rs well.
1t was on this account that when he died
there were many who shed sincere and
sorrowful tears for his loss. They did not
Know him MS n politician and n United
states senator. but rs n man and friend.
II remember an instance showing his
Kindness and also showing ono of tho rca-
sons why he was always poor. He had gone
down tho railroad some 80 or 40 miles
from his home to defend u case in court
which he had very little thought OF get.
ting amy money for, though the litigant
had plenty of property. He won the case,
ana, much to his surprise, his client gave
him 500, which was also pleasant to have,
as no had loaned to vnriuus applicants
nearly all the money he had brought from
home with him. He pockctcd the hundred,
and, after paying his hotel bill, started to
walk leisurcly to the train. due in half OF
three quarters of an hour. On his way he
was overtaken Ly u former friend, who
80 ~ nm w hNh NE wa ~ Y
free, of course. in the matter Of stnying of
a mortgage on his SO, 900 farm and saving
it to his fnmily. \ hundred dollars would
SGT 1t orwnf n yenr and give him thai
much timo to pull himself ont, which h,
was sure he could do. Voorhees, talked ter
minutes or more to the man, giving hin
such advice as he thought was best, and
all at once he broke into n henrty laugh.
''What's tlS matter asked the farmer
almost indignant mt such levity.
why still laughed Voorhees,. goinr
into tho pocket where his roll OF bills was
here I'm talking NIL this time to yet
when I've got the very thing you need.
had clean forgotten nll about it. Here
what you want II good deal more thu
legal advice. And, handing the farmer tn,
800 fee, he hurried along to the r%Uilruat
station, where he borrowed money enough
to buy II ticket home. "-WashinGtun Star